The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-05-07
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
FROM WHITMlRE TOWN

Messrs. Jno. L. Miller, W. H. Miller,
0. P. Suber, J. ", Gary, 5. 7. Otr'
5. H. Herren, W. F. Howard, }: I.
Abrams, Jr., j. W. tlipp, A II. Dal-
Is, King and DR.. ". +. Brackett:
Mrs. inc. l.. Miller, Nr. and Mrs.
Emore Suber, Mr.. and Mrs. Ro6t.
Beatty and Iessrs E. (. Child, ".
M Sherard and James Duncan
accompanied them. They all came
home tired but delighted with every
thing, except the roads, and they are
passing the enjoyment along hy re-
lating to others their many amusing
experiences.
DR.. j. H. Moore has just returned
from trip to the American Medl-
cal association, which met in New
Orleans. Here thirty-eight thous-
&and. of the learned and enthuslastlc
men of this noble profession met
to attend lectures and exchange eN-
periences looking to the Improvement
Of health condition and the allevla-
ton of suffering. For the past NJ
teen wears DR.. Moore has been our
faithful, sympathetic, successful pny-
sician. The people of this town give
him their love and esteem. The few
fatalities here from the flu IS partly
attributed to his skill in treating this
dread disease. He was the only doc
tor left here during the turbulent
times of war and by his untlrlng de-
yotion to his patients he guided us
safely through. We rejoice that ne
succeeded in stealing awhile away. 10
90 to New Orleans and catch VISION
of greater things: ,r,
Rev. Gillespie delivered splendld
address in the Methodist church sun
Sav evening. He spoke in the inter-
est of "a Sunday School Ieacher
Framing Glass;" which we hope 10
have some time this summer. Kew.
c;lesnie came over from Union.
The new Wesleyan Meth0olst
church, situated over near the oase
hall ground, was dedicated last Sun
Sar morning. The sermon was
NJ nreached by Rev. Carroll: Services
- that church will be held morning
and evening during this week.
Messrs. Moultrie and Layton Huo-
SON of Jalapa, came over to worsnlp @
at the Presbyterian church sunday
After preaching they were the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Cooper.
Mr. Will Gist of Carlisle was III
town Saturday Ns,,n.maker
.nd children # Columbia and Misses
T T Tana Alice and Matte Copeland ol
Renno Rena, are are the guests of Mr.. j. l.
Young and family. ,oon
Mr. W. ]. Hackman, who has peeh
here several years, serving as os a.
her left Ms last week. he ane no no
fami]v returned to the home Oh h''
narents in Pittsburg, Penn. ,noa
DR. H. D. Dawson OF or Florenge He
LIDS .aa. s4 Mr. Hackman as barber. ne
s1T ,,;l, move his family here as sooh 90
he can secure rooms Columbia is
Az Mr. Reuben Lyles OF Colun,nn u Wance
visiting his sister, Mrs; Z: y, .S as"gil ehil.
si,f " and Mrs. John Hentz ana Mrs. snrs-
s.an ai' are re- visiting her motheF' "'''
May NY 0Isa Rarrett of Pacolet is the
ast w. of her daughter, Mrs. o' ~
Turner. n.,.o++ ;s spending
some time with relatives IN ~ouu Couonaca
soilG Miss Sara Stuart OF Corona.@
s,ont last weekend with her coosin'
NM Misses Lula and Annie Mae Ion,
u Miss Louise Welborn ana
Master Nan, James Welsh Pitts spent G., .ae
.xeek-end with Mr.. ana MIS-
at Tylersville, s. {. s,,a
Miss Emmie Duncan returned sun
sing from a visit to her par
Gay even. NE, ,nd Mrs VIII Duean at
Mrs. Hendricks of Newhefrs x1;,S saS
been visiting her neice,- MRS. 40
~ Miss Frances C. Jeter, who teaches
81 the Lancaster high school spent
the weekend with her parents MI
and Mrs. S. A. Jeter.
Mrs Ida B. Klush and grandson
u;11;am Turner of Greenwood are
,he orests of Mr.. and Mrs. z. L.
Mrs, J. NJ. Major has returned from
a visit to relatives in Union. .. -,
Miss Alma Lupo went Win Tue
Haheusco Camp Fire Girls on nike
Saturday afternoon. .onaod
Mss Gertrude Leaman attenaeo
no nn;et home wedding Of Miss Helen
Gr;asn and Mr.. H. K, Boyce at Cross
Glenn-Lowry played the Newberry
,,o,Saoa team of base ball Friday and
Saturday afternoons. Inc SCORES
,~ere s to l and II to 4 IN 1a'o1 Oh
WhStmire each time. ,.4
Miss Rosalyn Shannon spent last
week with relatives here
At Last There's Hope.