The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-07-27

give vacation in August. from Satur-
: day the 9TH Until Monday the 10th
These institutions are IN prosperous
condition.
All male members Of St. James
church, Jalapa, interested in the rev
building, are requested to meet at the
church on Thursday afternoon at 4
o'clock
! Miss Gladys Higgins was holr.cd
on Thursday night by a delightful
reception at the home of her aurt,
Mrs. R. E. Leavell, where the bright
circle of her young friends met in a
merry party.
There Will be preaching at Red
dicks chapel Tuesday night at $3.50
by the Rev. = L. Bramlet of Nc
Cormick, superintendent of the Up
per South Carolina conference of the
Pentecostal church.
Misses Estelle Boland> and Ruby
Kinard of Prosperity We're guests of
honor at a party in Columbia given
! on last Tuesday evening by Miss
Beatrice Knight. The State says it
was an enjoyable occasion cf tie
week.
Two colored women, bearing the
names of Frances Miller and Clara
Boozer, were before, Recorder Chap
,, man on last Thursday morning for
assault and battery. Frances got off
under a fine of SO, while Clara came
out for $40.
The Newberry Woodmen of the
World will unveil monument at the
grave Of their late member, J. W.
Holsenback, in Rosemont cemetery
on Sunday afternoon. All members
of the order here are REQ listed to
meet at the hall at 4 o'clock. The
unveiling will>be at 5, with an ad-
dress by Mr.. H. H. Blease.
Harry Summer is associated with
Mr.. H. o. Kong in the sale of the
Franklin car. Mr.. Long is well
known as a. successful business man
and Mr.. Summer has gained much
knowledge of tn. automobile busi- !!
ness from his experience in Detroit. !
Mich, no doubt this firm will add ,
greatly to auto life in Newberry.
Mayer Memorial Lutheran church !
has granted vacation to the pastor,
the Rev. W. H. Dutton, with nice !
purse. The purse was presented on
Sunday morning by MIR. H. H. Rik-
ard, in behalf Of the congregation
and Sunday school. They say Mr.:
Rikard's presentation speech was
good, being beneficial to all who
heard it.
While Edward, the little son of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Carlson, was in a
wagon in the city Satu.Nay after
noon the mule gave sYdcen jerk
and the little boy was thrown to
The ground and knocked unconscious
for short while. It was feared he
aad sustained serious injury, but I
aside from a very badly swollen eye: !.
Edward is getting along all right.
On the principle that a soft ans,
xer >turneth away wraht," a good
is always pleasing. We like |:
to be answered back, even when it is
a 'tsell." Seeing bright little girl
friend down town a few days ago
when rain threatened, the newsman !
said to her, "Better hurry on home;
IT'S going-to, rain, and you know
sugar melts.' And here's what the |;
sweet little thing said back: "WelI,
if 1 melt, you come along and pick
me up:"
Mr.. Y. Z. Dickert, wio is very ae-
tive in running down the boil wsev1, |.
has received a letter from the chief T
of Clemson college, /
thanking him for giving "the infor-E
nation that was useful" assuring hin
that his every fine spirit IS highly {
The, entomoldglst In
forms Mr.. Dickert that the informa-
tion sent the department. IS IN line I
with information from the territory |
from Abbeville across Newberry, but !
that "there.tis hardly much chance for
the weevif doing importsnt damage
except if IN a favorable season til
might do some injury to late cot
ton"
Chief Rpdelsperger instructs US to
stress the point that every fireman is
appointed a special deputN>to get the !
number Of every automoh bile he may
see failing to stop at the sound of the
fire alarm. The law is that every We
hiele must stop and "stay stopped
for seven minutes. Vehicle means
bicycle as well as buggy, wagon, ETC.,
and especially automobile. The au-
thorities have come to the conclu-
sion that polite requests do not bring
results. People did not pay any at
tention to the courteous notice.
<'Please do not park here" When
they found they had to pay for fail
irg to. park right they caught. on.
ce..a ,.+a,- ,raoeo ,>din9 tho fire 1ar