The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-05-28
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

this number 20 are young men. but
It remained for two members OF the
class representing the nine co-eus
TO carry otf he honors for 1920, Miss
Caroline Haskell Wright winning first
honor, having made the best average
in scholarship during the four years,
course, and Mss Elizabeth Renwlck
of New1erry and Willie Haskell Der
rick getting second honor between
them. This is remarka BILE.
There will be preaching by Rev. j..
E. Meng next Sunday morning at |!
o'clock at Mt. Zion and at West End
in the evening.
At Union church, Mollohon, there
will be given an ice cream festWa! oy
the Junior Order of United American
Mechanics and the Daughters OF
America, for the benefit of three
churches. Music by the Mollohon
Concert band. Public cordially IN
vited. ,j,,
The Y. W. A. will meet next Sat-
urdav afternoon at o'clock with
Miss Mary Hutchison.
The F. J. Cromer farm on the
Appalachian highway eight miles
out has been bought by c. j. and f.
3. Purcell through the real estare
agency of Keitt & Caldwell. Col.
Purcell has also bought, through
Agent Ralph jenkins Of the Davis
Realty company, tho W. S. Walien-
zine farm between Bush river and the
Floyd place, and the J. A. Talent
forr on the road from Belfast to
Newberry.
In some Walhalla news notes pub
,ished by the Anderson Mail Tuesday,
the writer speaks of s'the commence
ment sermon for the w aihaiia; hlgn
school by Pref. S. j. Derrick OF
Newberry college and says: This
was the first time that Prof. Derrick
had appeared before 'WaIhalla con-
xreeation and :, his address Ito the
graduating class was highly instruc-
tive" -.
After June 1 Miss Anne o. Ruff
will have the apartments over The
Herald and News Office ready for
occupancy. There are eight rooms
and bath; also a wide hall, with a
stairway entrance from Friend street.
Even twenty persons paid in the
two days of Tuesday and Wednesday
81 each for parking automobiles the
wrong way. They were on the rlgnt
side of the street but headed wrong.
Lower shoe prices may come late In
winter.-Headline in Tuesdays An
derson Mail.
Friday there will be ''The Devils
Claim at the opera house.
ssDuds'' will be seen at the opera
house Monday. It is picture of
mystery and adventure, the story of
a returned soldier and his unmasking
of notorious jewel smugglers, with
Tom Moore at his best
After all, that brick foundation on
the hotel corner lot was not for
well. Real Estate Agent Frank, r.
Hunter settles the dispute by the
positive assertion that Mr.. Charley
Pelham had his cannery there while
managing the hotel; with which, at
that time, Mr.. Hunter had something
to do. Mighty funny you fellows
didn't know what it was.
The reporter had so much chauIau-
qua and other things on hand for
Tuesdays issue he overlooked calling
attention to the new announcements,
both candidates for reelection, Repre-
sentatives II. H. Evans for the house
and Master II. H. Rikard for his
Office.
Modern Unrest was the subject
of Donald McGibeney at chautauqua
Tuesday afternoon, and it was line
lecture. "Social Unrest will be the
subject of Haskell Derrick at COM
mencement, and no doubt it will be
fine, the speaker-elect having won
second honor with a tie.
The HaskeIls came out first and
second best at Newberry college the
past session.
We missed Nothing but the Truth
of chautauqua Tuesday night, and
everybody says it was one of the best
attractions.
The chautauqua people, as we'll as
other travelling entertainers, say New
berry is one of the very best show
towns ON the map; some say the best
without exception. These last enter
tainers all expressed themselves as
delighted with their warm reception
here.
The closing entertainment at chau-
tauqua was also good with the Swiss
singers and yodlers and Ralph Par
lette's lecture on "Human Efficiency"
At Geo. C. Hipp's store there has
just closed a two weeks Alamo
school, which was attended by four
teen dealers from various parts of
South Carolina where the Alamo
agencies are located. These schools
are held regularly at the different
agencies, the object being human
efficiency" lessons in taking down and
putting together the Alamo machin-
cry. i
Miss Elizabeth Renwick, Who tied
for second honor, class of go, New
berry college is the daughter Of Mrs.
Eittle Jones Re,wick and made aer
home during the collegiate course
with her uncle, Mr.. Sam B. Jones.
Mr.. N. 3. Caldwell has bought the
A. J. Bowers, Jr., house in College