The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-12-17
E@;RELY PERSONAL.
sne Movements Of Many People,
i1sswnsrrians and Those Who
Vssis Newberry.

sNGTEGrtCanS 6hC ASSS "AS
v;sis Newberry.
Messrs. E. J. Dickert and c. F.
Pusvis of the Birmingham bakery,
Columbia, motored to Newberry
Wednesday to stay until Thursday.
Miss Fannie Mclaughlin returned
last week from ''stop-over" visit to
her sister, Mrs. j. c. Harper. in
Greenwood. Miss Lucy Mclaughlin
will return this weekend from Phila-
delp}aia
Mrs. !. B. Wise and her little son,
). e., Jr.. of Atlanta, have been
spending a week here with her sister,
Mrs. T. o. Stewart, and cousin, Mrs.
Welen Wilbur. Her many friends
are glad to see. her. She ard her lit
tie son will leave in a day or two for
Columbia, visiting her sister, Mrs. c.
e. Black, for a few days, when they
30 to Chester to be with Mr.. Wise,
who will be there representing the
American LaFrance Fire Engine
company.
Mr.. John NJ. Kinard was put on the
Limestone college committee at the
greeting OF the State Baptist conven-
ton III Columbia last week. This
item was overlooked in mentioning
the Names of, Newbarrians on the
variaisA committees during our last
i1ae
Miss MafgAerita Matthews, who
has bssn attending the Abby school,
300 10th street, n. W., Washington,
p. c., arrived home Wednesday for
the holidays.
Me. Paal II. Smith of Montgomery,
ssla., is in Newbe1ry to spend a
month with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W r. Smith.
Mr. Lance Swsindler, now with the
n! K. Fairbanks company of Coluln-
bic, spent from Wednesday to Thurs
day in Newberry with his father, Mr..
j. NJ SW:ndler, and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude 0. Sigh Of
Clemson Will arrive here on about
the 23rd to spend Christmas with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. 7. Cald-
wslk
Mrs. A. T. Brown returned the
first OF the week from visit to Mr..
and Mrs. B. ". Watkins, which she
spent with her son.. Guy, and his wife
and others.
Mrs. F. Q. Wilson was present last
SSspday in Greenwood with Mrs. J. F.
Burto. Of Laprens, Mrs. c. G. Fcath-
erstone and others at the 10th birth
day OF their relative, DR.. J. D. Pitts.
Miss Lille Mann has returned
from a visit to Columbia. She went
to spend a week but they got her TO
stay a month, so useful as we'll as
.ornamentaP' was she.
Mrs. George A. Wright, who has
been iii at her home in Gpeenville,
has recovered, her many friends here
will be glad to learn, her sister,
Mrs. w. E. Pelham, ST., having re-
turned from visit there.
Mr.. Holland f. paysinger of Au-
gnata has arrived to spend the COM
ing holidays with relatives in New
berry:
Mr. and Mrs: Henry Farr of Little.
Mountain visited her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. james L. Anlick.-Mace-
doaia cor. Lexington Dispatch-News,
18th. y
Miss Pauline Hunter Of Pendleton
is visiting Miss Abbie Gaillard at
Helena.
Mrs. Reubin Bouknight of saluda
returned home on Wednesday, after
visiting her brother, Treasurer c. c.
Schnmpert, and other relatives in the
city
AIRS. NJ. A. Renwick has rented
from Dir. ". B. Caldwell the house in
college @treet lately vacated by DR..
A. J. Bowers and family.
S. Mrs. Ben Mayer Mayes has arrived
from Greensboro to spend the holl-
days in New6erry. Mr.. Mayes will
arrive later, in time for Christmas
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Tom Mayes.