The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-08-17

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been spending his vacation.
| Mr.. Callie Boyd Parr has returned
from New York after attending the
Columbia university there for six
weeks in a course of elements OF
bank practice.
E. H. Bowman, Jr., was operated
on for adenoids and tonsils on Sat
urday at Davis-Fisher sanitarium in
Atlanta, and is now with his sister,
Mrs. E. P. Morrissette, Jr., doing
well.
Mrs. j. R. Tilley and daughter, lit
tie Miss Katherine, after having un-
dergone operations at Anderson hos
pital, are spending a few days with
Mrs. Tilley;s father, Mr.. j. P. Bailey,
| in Anderson and are doing we'll.
Mr.. A., L. Rikard went to Colum-
bia and brought his sick brother, Mr..
Waldo Rikard, with his family to the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
H. Rikard, with the hope that the
change would do him good.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Kibler and
Mr.. John C. Goggans were elected
last Sunday by the Sunday school of
their Lutheran church as delegates
70 the Sunday school convention at
Smyrna next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hill and little
son of New Orleans are visiting his
parents. He is with the Westinghouse
Manufacturing company. His brother,
Mr.. James Hill, agent at Johnston,
spent Sunday at home.
Mrs. Bennie Wessinger of New
berry spent few days last week
with Mrs. E. c., Clark.-Mr. Jim
Shealy from New5erry is here visit
| ing his kin.-Chapin cor. Lexington
Dispatch-News. 18th.
Mrs. R. P. Franklin returned from
}Hendersonville and went to Charles
ton. Returned from Charleston and
went to Columbia. Will return again
| to Newberry today, accompanied on
her trips by two of her little chill
dren.
Miss Lucille Baxter returned on
Friday from. Charleston, after de-
lightful visit of a month with Miss
Annie Doseher and enjoying the re-
freshing sea breeze and other nice
things in that historic city and sur
rounding water territory.
Misses Frances Houseal and Mary
Frances Cannon have returned from
long and most pleasant visit to
! Opelika and Birmingham. They were
| accompanied home by Miss Marie
Floyd of Opelika, who will spend
awhile pleasantly here.
Mr.. Frank K. Jones and family of
Newberry are spending the week in
Honea Path with relatives. Mr.. Jones
lived here for some time but moved
to Newberry two years ago, where
he holds position with the Mollo-
hon mill.-Honea Path Chronicle,
18th.
! Mr.. H. R. Craig and son, S. O.
Craig, of New Albany, Miss, are in
Newberry looking for suitable mar
ket for cotton. They grow cotton in
their country but have no mills and
want some. place where it can be
HANDLED. We hope they will find
Newberry to be the place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jared Johnson, with
their attractive little daughter, Mary
Frances, have returned to their home
in Valdosta, Ca, after spending two
weeks with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
w. B. Johnson. Jared's many friends
were glad to see him in his old home
Town once more.
Misses Esther Cozene and Julia
Johnstone, both having learned the
stenographer's art at the Newberry
Business school, have accepted posi-.
tions here. Miss Cozene with the
chamber of commerce, and Miss
Johnstone with DR.. Roy P. Finney
county health officer.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Cousins anc
their son Luther, accompanied by Mr.
Cousins neice, Miss Novice Cousins
and his cousin, Miss Irene King, left
ISunday morning at 1 o'clock motor
ling to Greenville, Hendersonville anc
| Asheville on to Knoxville, Tenn.
where they will spend a week with
his brother, Mr.. Marinus Cousins.
Miss Nan Wicker of Montezuma
Ca, is visiting relatives in Newber.
ry, the home county. of her father
grandfather and other relatives OF