The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-01-02
PURELY PERSONAL.
The Movements Of Many People,
Newberrians, and Those Who
Visit Mewberey.

.ds&5 :-GiS s:Is g Is VISITING II New
berry.-Ninety Six cor Greenwood
Iudex-J ourlial, 51st.
Ny. ard Mrs.. G. c. Merchant and
chi, ten cf >:ree2y:lic are v;3iti"s
their aunt, Mrs. ". C. Swittenberg.
Mrs. Ernest Corley and little so1
?.adscn. of Greenwood are visiting
her sister, Mrs E. C. Bedenbaugh.
Rev. and Mrs. E. V. Babb and lit
tie son Winston, have returned from,
Easley.
Miss Louise Melton of Winthrop
college, after visiting her mother at
Helena Will return or Sunday to Rock
Hill 70 resume her studies.
Rev. w. ". McMorries. after a
pleasant visit to Newberry is visiting
in Atlanta before returning to his
home in Parsons, ". Va.
Miss Ruth Wilkerson returned from
SNewberry yesterday after attend'.g
the .Ahrams-Neel wedd;ng.-G-een-
wood Irdex-Journal, 30th.
Thomas j. Harmon, Esq. has just
returned from Douglas, Ga, and
Tampa. Fla, where he has been on
business c. Importance.
Mrs. ". 4. Tinard CT Sumter ard
Miss Cussie Kibler CT Atlanta re-
turned home he first Of the week
after visiting relatives in Newoerry.
Mrs. Eaton CT New York. is On q
visit to her daughter, Miss Janet
Eaten. al the home Of Mrs. Corrie
Greneker, who is improving.
Miss Dorothy and Paul Denning ac-
companied their father to Benson, n.
C.. to see relatives there. They re-
turned home Thursday.
Miss Louise Jones, attendance Off
GER of the .Spartanburg city schools,
paid brief visit to relatives in New
berry this week.
j. P. Elam of Newberry spent part
of the holidays with his father, Mr..
w. H. Elan in Andrews street
Greenwood Mill cor Index-Journal.
Mrs. Thomas Pope and her fine
Young son came up from Kinards and
spent day or two this week with
Chief Justice and Mrs. Gary.-Ab-
beville Press and Banner, 30th. A
fine boy.
Mrs. wv A. Cromer and little son,
Ivy, Jr., of Spartanburg, after visit
to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. P.
Lominick of the county, are in the
city visiting her sister, Mrs. Caleb
D. Buzhardt.
Mrs. John Suber and children
have moved to the house in Harring-
ton street lately bought from Mr..
D. NJ. Word by Mf. Jno. E. Mayes,
next door to Mr. Wards present resi-
eaeRee.
DR.. ard Mrs. VIM. E. Pelham and
Mr. and Mrs. T. \. Johastone attend
ed the funeral IN Laurens on Monday
afternoon Of Mrs. j. II. Sullivan, who
was formerly Miss Sarah Pelham, the
sister Of Dr.. Pelham.
Dir. H. 0. Stone having resigned
as policeman will handle the mails at
the Newberry postodice during 1920.
He has been dividing his time recently
in handling mails at The postoffice and
males for the recorders court, and
has had much experience in both de-
part.nel?4s.
President S. J. Derrick OF New
be- college and Rev. J. J. Long of
Little Mountain met with the other
members of the executive committee
directing the Lutheran campaign for
New5erry and Sunmerland colleges
on Tpe-aey II Columbia to hear re-
ports. Complete reports will be made
later. !
Rev. z. D. Kerr Of Newberry was :
a visitor last week at the home Of
Mrs. L. W. White.-Mr. and Mrs. S. :
J. Kilgore and children spent several !
days of last week here with Mr.. and
Mrs. Stuart Miller and other rela-
tives.-Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cheat
ham spent Sunday in Newbens.-
Abbeville Press and Banner.
Colonel E. II. Au:l of Newberry, !
who has charge Of the census taking
in this district. was here yesterday
and reports that his machinery IS all
ready to begin running on time, and
he expects to have the complete IL
nres IN hand when the call comes from
headquarters for the final report
:<.Abbeville Press and Banner, 305h.
Congressman Fred H. Dominic'> and
mis- brother, Mr.. Harry Domlnlck, OF
Newberry passed through Honea
Path yesterday morning on their way
to Pickens county. Congressman