The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-09-03

Clemson college to resume his studies
as a federal board vocational stu
dent. Student Claude Sigh will fol-
low in a day or two.
Mr.. Paul Anderson left on We'd
nesday for Baltimore and New York
to select his new stock of fall and
| winter goods of all kinds for the
| ladies. He will get the finest and
best. Mr.. Anderson will probably go
to Boston also on his rounds.
Mrs. S. z. Shealy of Anderson
spent from Wednesday morning until
! Thursday afternoon with her brother,
Mr.. j. B. Gregory, en- route home
from a visit to relatives in Lexing-
! ton. She was accompanied to New
berry by Mr.. Murray Davis of Lex
ington.
Mrs. O. A. Matthews and children
of Bennettsvilie, accompanied by
Miss Celeste Webber of Spartanburg,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Thad Nc
Crackin. DR.. Matthews interesting
family, especially the fine twins, are
interesting to their friends in this
county.
Mr.. Forrest Counts and bride are
visiting relatives in Newberry, hav-
ing arrived here on Wednesday from
their bridal trip. They will return on
Saturday to their home in Columbia.
Judging from the bridegroom's happy
expression it counts to be in the
bonds of wedlock.
Miss Yetta Vigodsy left on Wed
nesday for Memphis, Tenn, to visit
an aunt and meet her mother there.
After the visit she will return with
her mother to their home in Texas.
Miss Vigodsky and her uncle, Mr.. T.
Vigodsky of this city, had never seen
each other until her visit here.
Miss Kathleen Wendt of Charlotte
en- route to her school at Jonesville,
arrived in Newberry this week to see
some of her friends. She will begin
on Monday to teach the fifth grade
of the Jonesville school. Miss Ruth
Wilson of Newberry will teach the
seventh grade in the same school.
Brother Hunt seemed to enjoy the
conference as much as any A. R. P.
But then there is always plenty of
water at Linwood. We are always
glad to have Brother Hunt. He is
genial and whole souled.-Associate
Reformed Presbyterian. That was I.
H., but just like his brother W. H.
Mis- via Golf is now at Newberry
where she has accepted position a;
Mimnaugh's.-Mr. and Mrs. E. O..
Boozer of Prosperity spent Sunday at
S. L. Boozer's.-Niss Myrtle CAM
eron of Newberry spent a few days
last week with her cousins, Misses
Eula and Lessie Cameron.-Pleasant
i Grove cor. Saluda Standard, End.
Miss Mary Cannon of Newberry
! has been visiting her uncle, Mr.. E. O..
Hentz.-Mrs. Mamie Young spent
the weekend in Newberry with Mrs.
Forrest Summer.-Miss Lena Young
of Whitmire spent last week with her
sister, Mrs. j. Will Milam.-Miss
Inez Dobbins spent few days last
week in Whitmire.-Clinton Chron1
icle, End.
Miss Julia K. Chapman Of Orlando,
Fla, spent Wednesday with her aunt,
Mrs. Alice Singleton, accompanied by
her nephew, Junius Chapman Ives.
She was on her way to Blowing
Rock, N. c., to spend month, her
nephew going to Davidson college as
a new student. Miss Chapman is
daughter of the late Junius Chapman,
pleasantly remembered in. New
berry.
The many friends of the Rev. W.
B. Aull will be glad to learn that he
is much improved from a recent in
disposition caused by something in
the nature of poisoning on his hands,
due to abrasions becoming infected.
For the past ten days he had suffered
no little pain and inconvenience, but
is now we'll on the way to complete
recovery from the trouble.-Wal-
halla Courier.
| Mrs. George Robert Owens enter
tanned on Friday evening in honor of
Miss Hays of Newberry. Quite de-
Ilightful evening was spent in play
ing rook, and at a late hour refresh
lments were served.-Clinton Chron-
icle. Miss Hays is mentioned by the
Chronicle as also present at an enter
tainment given the Social club of