The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-07-02
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS ,,
WHITMlRE TOWN

R,.ebaIl-Camp Fire Girls
Rack From Bat Cave After
Good Time.
wbitmire, June 29.-The Rev. =
Ac Ross has been conducting an pan Ia
tarast;np revival meeting at sne Day
ks;st church here this week. M
o1 Tha Rev. J. P. Simpson anu Mi'
iu watson have returned from
bartanburg. snant several
y6ays of last week IN 1ne moh noa the
of North Carolina. Sne anu Saon o to
oh;,dren ~ expect to go there soon ~
spsMnr pMr and m Mrs. Pitts spent the week
Ii. NTH R friends at Saluda, n, ~
i 80 nu 1 their SON, James Weich fi''s'
49,, live the mountain breezes.
Mr.. VIII Baker spent spnuVy We are
his wife at Pryor hospital. W" ;s i'm.
I clad TO state that Mrs: BAKER = ha I 81
Agroying rapidly and VIII soon p' "
home again. wortroan and
.l. ss nsl ci;n+nn are visiting her
JAY Jay dfatber. Mr.. John Scott. -
M and Mrs. T. 81. Watson nav
aoyed into their handsome +t;est ie%
S nme. This is one OF the pressless
|weil;nxs that we have IN our toGn, th
Mr. 3. Pitts spent a aay "i'h
er;ands Il Greenwood last week.
NJ NJ and Mrs. George Coheld ano
-, ..h;sdran aia,, have returned from peas
..,-.f ,iasss sfav with relatives at Carlisle.
= Mr. George Garrett and Mr.. Har-
rison we're the guests Of the Rev. =; :;
O Rsss this week. Mrs. Ross anu anu
son John Oliver, and Miss ooell
sRoss Iss accompanied them to tneiI
home at Greers where they VIII vlsis
friends. a hoy
,s.hnm. Miss Miller, were IN town Sun-
Say having good time Wlen tneil
Miss Mary Price Of Newberry is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Rion Gliiian.
Miss Lena Young is at home again,
fter 3 STAY OF several days WITH her
- MANY relatives in Clinton. She was
hav;no [ : pooSi time but of course she
{ ro,,sts come home tos be present at
.-he smarriaee Of her brother, ME.
Ernest Young, to Miss LOIS Lsss
which takes place "Wednesday even
ing, June Both. -
Miss Beulah Morrow, after de-
sliphtful visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Spray,
May and Flossie, has returned to her
home in Chester.
Mrs. Irene Anderson and children
spent several days of last week with
DR.. r. R. Jeter and family. Mrs;
William Coleman, David, knn, and
Evelyn Loocke accompanied them TO
Whitmire and spent the day with
Mrs. Pitts.
Mrs. Frances Lyles leaves today
for Santuck, where she will stay
awhile with Mrs. Sallie McCracken,
who RECEIVERS slowly from the effects
If influenza.
= MIR. Oscar Nance OF Columbia
spent the weekend with his mother,
Mrs. E. C. Nance. Mr.. Reuben
Lyles came up with him.
Miss Margaret Williams. who is
pleasantly remembered as former
teacher In the schools here, comes to-
morrow to see her friend, Mrs. Rob
ert Duckett.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wrenn and
children Of Clinton visited Mr.. A. j.
Holt and family recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayne Abrams.
Messrs. James Abrams and William
Cromer, Misses .Eunice Abrams and
Banna Green were the guests of Mrs.
Miss cCracken of Newberry was
yesterday.
Miss Ida Brannon visited her
brother, Mr.. v. w Brannon, m Ches.:
ter recently.
Messrs. Hassell and Frank Miller
have returned from a trip to Glenn
Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blackwell are at
Denmark, where Mr.. Blackwell is
enjoying himself fishing, while he
takes a little vacation.
Mrs. Lou Abrams spent the week
end with Mr.. Thomas Hargrove ant
Miss Mamie Hargrove.
Mr.. and Mrs. j ohm L. Miller spent
Sunday with his mother in Cross
Hill.
Miss McCracke nof Newberfy was
here for a few days visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. O. P. Suber, and enjoying
the baseball.
I'VE lad two very interesting games
kfast week between Piedmont
Inn Lowry. The score Friday
to 2 in favor of Whitmire and
1ay TO in favor Of Pied
lrs. Fred Bedenbaugh and chill
llfen, after a staA with DR.. j. q.
Moore and wife, have returned to
their home in Columbia.
Miss Alma Lupol and the Camp
Fire girls are at home from Bat
Cave. They report a perfectly glor-
ious time, with hikes to many places.
One eight miles. The girls are
little sunburned, butt the trip has done