The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-12-07

gent members of the congregation
of the Church of the Redeemer, the
Lutherans of this city arc mighty
WE'LL pleased with the sermons Of DR..
w. X. Gotwald.
The white friends Of John Andrews
were glad to see him in the city
Monday, although he is able to walk
only by the use Of crutches. He re-
turned Sunday week from the Good
Samaritan hospital in Columbia
where he had been since breaking his
leg some time ago.
The children of Boundary street
school will have Christmas bazaar
at their building December II, be-
ginning at $50 o'clock.
The Coca-Cola Bottling plant is
moving to new quarters in the build
ing finished for it at the west end
of Friend street. a large supply of
the drink was bottled to meet the
demand during the shut down in the
business made necessary by the trans
ferral of the snachin cry, etc.
The fist Saturday in December
saw crowd Of people iii the city,
attracted by the community fair IAN
everything
Two more Saturdays before Christ
mas and then Christmas Saturday.
After the noise Of that day Sunday
will be unusually quiet. Don't wait
until the Friday Of Christmas eve to
do your shopping in the rush. BegI
your shopping now before the goods
have been picked over. Some people
wait until the last minute thinking
they can get goods cheaper, and then
erumble because the best has been
sold;
Now that the community fair is a
thing of the past it is to be hoped Il
community Christmas tree will be
one of he chief attractions OF Inc ap-
preaching holiday season.
An announcement of marriage
has just been shown us by MIR. George
W. Summer which will be of interest
to many in Newberry, as the bride is
the daughter Of the late Mr.. ". II.
Eickert, formerly of this city. The
marriage took place in Atlanta on
November 80, the contracting parties
being Mrs. Sarah Dickert Spence and
Mr.. Thomas Eugene Brooks.
Price and Brice arc very much
alike. in sound of names, rhymln@ so
easily. When you call one it sounds
like you are calling the other-to a
near deaf man. Mr.. Barber Shealy
tcld US he had new man, Mr.. r. NJ.
B5.ice. We put it Price. Never heard
of Brice, but heard so much of Price
that it wasn't hard to make the mis-
take. However, young farmer OF
this county who married young
lady from Winnsboro, says Mr.. Brlce
is a good barber and an all right
man. He is working for a good one
ard it gives "the boss little more
tin,e to play with his new "kid' in
the home.
In his sermon at st. Luhe's Epis-
ccpal church in this city Sunday
morning the Rev. Wilmot S. Holmes
made a timely statement when he
declared that the people Of this
country ought to be ashamed of
themselves for their discomfort when
there is so much suffering in other
countries. That is the plain truth
ought to- be ashamed of themselves.
babies and other little children are
dying in the cold of starvation, and
what are we as a people doing? Eat
! inc to excess in. warmth and comfort.
! But some people wouldn't be per-
suaded to help though one rose
from the dead"
These in charge of the community
fair are to be congratulated upon
their success. It was well managed
and the large crowds attending came
away with words of highest praise
and commendation. The people en-
joyed the occasion and remarked
upon the beauty of the arrangements
as we'll as upon the variety and ex-
cellence of the exhibits. And the
people from the country outshone the
people of the city in all particulars.
The neat sum OF S494 has been
paid by Calvin Crozier chapter to-
wards education. This shows the
grand work that is being done and
the good work accomplished by this
noble band of Newberry ladies. The