The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-04-06
by Geraldine Farrar Accent on the
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Norma Ialmadge is now at the
opera house in the special picture of
Daughters of Two Worlds Meet
US there again tonight. Norma never
mods on her job.
That tract of G1 acres one-half mile
south of Slighs and two miles west Of
Little Mountain, advertised for sale
by John B. Latham, executor, was
bought on Monday by Mr. J. H. Wise
for s2,150.
The Silent A stands for two
thing-The Silent Alamo at Geo. c.
Hips store and "The Silent Aven-
ger" at the opera house just
begun. The first is good thing
and no doubt the latter will prove to
be good thing.
"The Sleeping Beauty of Spring
Pageant" will be presented at Jalapa
school house Friday night, April 9,
beginning at $3.50. A small adn1is-
sion fee will be charged for the bene-
fit of the school. Sandwiches will be
sold afterwards.
He has been smart enough IN a
business way to amass a tremendous
fortune, but proved putty in the
hands of a pretty girl who set out to
hoodwink him. See "The Woman
Game" at the opera house Thursday
as played by Elaine Hammerstein.
!; A bridge party by ladies of Colum-
bia will be held in that city soon, and
prizes of silk stockings are to be
given the winners at the card tables.
Silk stockings cost money these days.
Men play cards for money that silk
stockings would bring, and the police
round them up.
Girls jeopardise their character
when they take automobile rides with
certain men. This ought not to be
so, but it is true. 1t is all right with
many men, but there are men IN
every community that are not all
right. And no girl should ride with
strange man anywhere.
Newberry has a barber shop that
would be credit to city like Allan
ia, in Mr.. Farrow's place under the
Exchange bank. with four men at the
chairs, each of whom is one Of the
most proficient in his line; the big
four being Messrs. W. w. Farrow, K.
C. Hamilton, J. L. Mobiles and j. B.
Shealy.
There was neighborhood rabbit
to visit gardens for several years.
"Br'er Rabbit" has quit his visiting
since Mr.. E. T. Carlson moved into
the neighborhood of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Johnson and others around
that locality. Because Mr.. Carlson
caught the rabbit and penned it up
with his other rabbits
Senator Dial has written a letter
to the Newberry county post asking
them to give him an expression on
the bonus for former service men. On
account of this there viii be a special
called meeting of the post to be held
Thursday night at 8:15 in the old
court house, at which time this mat
ter will be discussed and vote taken
on this issue.
Alice Brady will show Sinners, I"
and there will also be another Monkey
comedy, at the opera house Wednes-
day. 1t takes Alice B. to show sin
ners in their true light, because what
it takes to show up that class Alice
has. And if the monkeys don't get
your grins you have dried up grin
ming fountain. Grin and the world
grins with you. But don't giggle.
Easter morn came in on a terrific
blast of lightning and mighty thun-
der peal, with rain to drench the earth
and dampen the spirits OF all. buC
after awhile the sun peeped out, the
church bells rang, the flowers bright
ened at the fresh winds breath and
the birds winged their peaceful way
and sang. But all this was brief.
Clouds floated by and by, hiding the
struggling sun, and rain continued at
intervals throughout the day. How
ever, the elements were kind to the
people, holding up and allowing them
to 60 to church for the Easter services
and then back home, and also out at
times in the afternoon.
The white light at the Glider &
Weeks corner is certainly attracting
the attention it deserves in its beauty
and brilliancy. It is there as sample
to let the people see what "the white