The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-05-14
PURELY PERSONAL.
gae Movements of Many People,
Newberrians, and Those Who
Visit Newberry.

q. 8. Cannon went to Columbia
Thursday on school business.
Mrs. Jennie Rabinowitz and little
ssan Julius of New York are visiting
her uncle, Mr.. T, Vigodsky.
Mayor Eugene S.. Blease, at the
meeting of the grand lodge OF Odd
Fellows in Charleston Wednesday,
vwss elected grand warden.
Mr. J. H. Campsen and son Aipheus
OF Columbia spent last Sunday and
Monday with his parents, Mr.. ano
AIRS. Harry Campsen.
Miss Marie White is spending two
weeks in Newberry as the guest OF
Miss Louise Miller.-Charleston
American. =.
Mrs. S. j. Kilgore and children Of
Newberry are visiting Mrs. Stuart
Miller and Mrs. John Mabry.-Abbe-
vile Press and Banner, 10th.
Miss Kate Summer of Newberry
arrived Saturday to be here for the
Nagood- Martin wedding next We'd
nssday.-Easley Progress, 5th.
Mrs. T. C. Strom of Augusta, Ga,
and Mrs. E. C. Winn of Eustis, Fla,
spent last Wednesday in Newberry
with their niece, Mrs. E. T. Carlson.
Mr. !. c. Speers, of the staff OF
Size New York Times, on his way to
Nexco. was due to acr.va Thursdsy;
FOR visit to his mother, sister and
hrother
Editors w. H. Wallace. and E. H.
Aull were among the newspaper men
present in Columbia ON Tuesday at
z luncheon by the South Carolina
development board.
Or. C. E. Cromer was one of a
eclass of six prospective optometrists
-saking examination in Columbia
Tuesday for license to practice the
profession.
DR.. G. B. Cromer and Messrs. j.
P. Moon, L. C. Eskridge and J. B.
Summer motored to Greenwood and
attended the meeting of Rotarlans on
Friday.
Johnnie Caldwell, the popular little
fellow once at Glider & Weeks, now
attending Draughon's Business col
.sege, Columbia, spent the weekend IN
Newberry.
Miss 0ctavia Griffin of Newberry
w the attractive guest of her uncle,
Mr.. Charles A. Griffin. She came for
the big dance, tomorrow night
sEdsefeId Chronicle, 9Th
Mr. Geo. C. Hipp is one of the
3ufors drawn for the federal court
at Anderson, May 81. If there are
others from this, county we don't
know their names.
Probate Judge ". F. Ewart mar
med a couple at his Office Wednesday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, the con-
.ssractine parties being Miss Katie
Baker and Mr.. Ben Tillman Seamore,
both of the county.
Mr. and Mrs. Etheridge and Mrs.
Eerriott of Aiken motored from
Aiken and spent Sunday with their
sous, students Of Newberry college,
laying they had most delightful
@esime
Mrs. J. w Carson, Newberry, S. c.,
aaad such good reading contest last
summer that we are reprinting her
suggestions with the hope that many
..of. our Juniors can have just such
contest Associate Reformed Pres
byterian.
Mr.. Bill Lambertson and his
brother, George spent the night with
Kr. Biackmon on their way to Colum-
.S5a. Mr.. Lambertson was Mr.. Black
mons best "pal' while they were in
philadelphia. Mr.. Lambertson travels
out from Greenwood. =
Mr. and Mrs. Will T. Brown and
Mrs. r. Nee. Holmes returned last
week from their Cuban trip, the trip
having been given Mr.. Brown by his
insurance company, the Missouri
State Life. They had a most de-
sightful visit to Cuba.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence A. Mat
->stsews and two sons motored to
-Eutawville and spent last week with
relatives, fishing on ponds owned by
;sttlse relatives and on the Santee
river. They report a delightful time
&and were very successful; had fish
Cor every meal.
Prof. and Mrs. c. w. Welch Of
Houston, Texas, will visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph H. Hunter next week.
Prot and Mrs. Welch have been on
: a:via5 to relatives in South Carolina
.-fcr some time. Mrs. Welch is SIS
ter ;ef Mr. Hunter. Their many
friends in Newberry will be glad to
see Mem.
Mr.. ,Renjamin T. Bodie, graduate
.o5 Newberry college serving in navy
during the war, was married at Eau
claire Tuesday evening to Miss
Frances Lenora Price. Mr.. Bodie was
formerly of Batesburg. The best
man at the wedding was his cousin,
Mr. c. E. Black of Ward and three
OF the groomsmen were from New
berry, namely, Messrs. Ebert Dick
sti, A. B. Chapman and Carroll Addy.
Mr.. Harry o. Stone went to Green
WOOD Thursday and had his tonsils re-
moved. During his absence from the
postoffice his place is being filled by
his substitute, Mr.. Arthur Ward. Mr..
Stone is at home recovering from the
operation, doing very well, although
still pale and weak from his expert
,,-,,o CT tho hosnital having bled for