The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-10-05
PURELY PERSONAL.
II. Movements of Many People,
7ewberrians and Those Who
Visit Newberry.


Visit Newberry.
Mr.. D. Fair Pifer has returned to
Newberry.
Mrs. T. C. Pool returned last week
from a visit to her daughter, Mrs,
Henry DaVega, in Chester.
Miss Bessie Bowers of Prosperity
is visiting Mrs. Ernest W. Luther at
her home, 2O21 Robinson Parkway.
The State, 1st.
Miss An1ra Footman Of Newberry
and Mr.. O. B. Summers of Chaplin
passed teachers examination in Co.
lumbia Friday.
Miss Lucy Mclaughlin left on
Saturday for Philadelphia to resume
her teaching in the Kinzie school for
Lip Reading.
Mrs. Oxner, teacher Of Trinity
Ridge school, Laurens county, spent
the weekend here with her mother,
Mrs. Pearson.
Mr.. Y. ". Baker came from Or
angeburg express Office and spent
Sunday with his family, and little
Ralph was happier and livelier than
usual.
State Insurance Commissioner W.
A. McSwain of Columbia was in
Newberry a short while last week.
People up here are always glad to
see the genial "Mr. Mack
Mrs. j. H. Singley returned last
week from the Columbia hospital,
after recovering from operation and
is doing well her many friends will
be pleased to know.
Mr.. Wayland Britt, county cotton
grader for Newberry, spent the week
end near town with his father, Mr..
T. J. Britt. Messenger,
3Oth.
Mrs. M. L. Spearman, who is with
MIR. spearman at the Baptist hospital
in Columbia, was here between trains
on Friday. She brought the crafty
ing news that Mr.. Spearman was i'm
proving.
Mr.. Strother Paysinger of New
berry, was a. visitor here the first of
the week.-Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Strother, Harry and Josephine, are
at home from a visit to Newberry.-
Johnston cor. Edgefeld Advertiser,
29th.
In addition to her husband, Mrs.
Wallace is survived by one son, DIR.
!. d. D. Wallace, a distinguished mem
Der of the faculty of Woford col
lege. The friends in Laurens of Edi-
tor Wallace and of DR.. Wallace SYM
pathize with them in their bereave-
ment.-Laurensville Herald.
Paul Harris of Whitmire' motored
over in the new model Mitchell a
few days ago to visit his brother,
Carl Harris, of Route 5.-Mrs. Carl
Harris and children Of Route were
visiting Mr.. and Mrs: P. T. Harris
of Whitmire for several days last
week-Phillppi cor. Union Times
29th.
Mr.. J. A. Revill, who came to
Z Newberry as foreman at the new
steam laundry, has at last succeeded
in getting house for his family, in
stead of having to board elsewhere in
the city. He is moving to one of Mrs
Hoof's houses, 1404 Vincent street
on the hill this side the railroad
crossing.
Young Norwood is an exceptional
ly bright young man and his friends
here are justly proud Of the record
he has made.-Wateree, Camden
Messenger in mentioning the winning
of one of the two Rhodes scholar
ships from this state by Joe Norwood
eldest son of the late j. E. Norwood
of Newberry.
Mr.. Otwey Salter has returned
home, after spending ten weeks al
Weaverville, near Asheville, where
he recuperated and received much
benefit. Besides gaining in health he
had most delightful time in the
beautiful and invigorating mountain:
of North Carolina. We are glad tc
see him looking so we'll.
Miss Victoria Jeter of Whitmire
has been chosen president of the Y
W. C. A. of Columbia college anc
also Wightman Literary society edi
tor of the Criterion, the college mag
azine, of which Miss Lucille. Cooley
of Leesville is the Wightman editor
Miss Cooley is also business manager
of the senior class, with Miss Pauline
Smith of Leesville second literary
editor and Miss Marion Smith Of
J,eeSville art editor.