The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-06-01
Al PARAGRAPHS
OSPEROUS PROSPENi1


6S Ills reach home today whicn
includes Misses Grace Sease, Loz. .te
Counts. Ruth Hunter, Ellen WheeieI'
Nsllie Wise, Lottie Mills and huth
= Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Wise, Mr.. anu
Mrs A r. Hawkins motored to Co
lursbia Friday. s Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Barnes OF Sa-
7,da and Miss Nell Kohn Of Columbia
were guests Sunday OF Mrs . d.
Kohn. m.. 1.,;o
Reagin, Mrs. A. N. Crosson and MISS
Grace Reagin were shoppers to the
CAPITAL City on Friday,
Mrs. J. B. Bedenbaugh OF Pomaria
and Mrs. Beatrice Hope OF klDler 5
bridge visited Mrs. ]. M. Werts dur
ing the past week. ,
Miss Elberta Sease OF Little MouI-
TIA spent Wednesday with MIS- o.
Mr. and Mrs. James Goggans OF
bInmbia. C. G. Wyche and little
Sanohter. Mary, of Greenviile are
NESTS of DR.. and Mrs. c. I. Wyche.
~ Rev. James McKeown, George s
Inc % ne Mrs. Hunter Caldwell ana
Misses Clara Broy{n anu for aHome
~ raofored to Due West 1or % coI.
Coming Day. at the woman
legs s on sayar9ssA sev' e. A. Freed, Mr. and
Mrs sAS willie Allwarden, Mrs mrs: M Macs CO.
s1!,". Mrs. and Miss Bessie Miien Oh ~, ~
Mi, Mlsn @na were guests Thursday OF 'he
lunrSia "a Mrs L. w. Bedenbaugn.
Rev; ": anu Nav Sitz is spending the
week oaa m of our progressive live STOCK as
ohe " =, Kohn, who handles sar sa.
meh, news Hampshire hog, has la .a5
,eaShing "fame" as ne mas So Skinned
an 5rder for five hogs TO DC Sntpp
fo Ca the state of New Jersey. and
~ MI and Mrs. E. W. Lutnei I and
e,nssiv of Columbia were "gehlene ,tsar
tests Tests Of DR.. and Mrs. X. L. iant huS #
aesn aecsmnben Lake, superintendehheo houe 10
-. oaRp Karshaw city schools, is nome
for the summer. ..aorson is
Iemes Dusenberry of Anderson 40
~ NJ r. K. Bell has returned 20 ~
Iunabia after visiting ehe Ne
shsalH; an{as Griffin y Greenwood spent
sunras Msssrs ne p E. schumpert and D: h;
uana sttended the Southern he'ali
E,.-n;ture ~ Dealers association AZ
creanwood last w eek. NJ
Ms Addie Hodges is visiting MIS-
w p Blanton of Orangeourg. p.,+,
Mrs T. A. Sease and Miss nun
s+octnan % have gone to Winthrop
college commencement. Mlss i'0
Sease is one Of the graduates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Omerle Lorlck nav :.
,.ets,rned TO Columbia after visiting
Mrs. 10. Lorick.
Mil Rubie Thorn left Ihursoay
M;1 Mamie Simpson of Pelham is
the kuest of Mrs. j. H. Crosson.
;se Auie Fellers, who has been
hing at Batesburg, Is nome Aoi
Miss Annette Long of the faculty
Summerland college and Misses
ara and Mae Long, students, are
sme. Miss Sara graduated with hrse
Misses Lucille Counts and Vanie
lake of Little Mountain have been
visiting Miss Lucy Lake.
Mrs. Mary Rawl of Newberry IS
visiting Mrs. J. A. Simpson.
Miss Susan Quattlebaun reacned
home Sunday, after having taught the
uast session at Neeces.
Miss Rosa Mae Mitchell, teacher
at Ninety-Six, is spending the sum-
mer vacation with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. w. G. Mitchell.
Miss Stuckey of Summerton Wis
;ted Miss Jean Adams the past
week.
Miss Susie Langford, who has
been teaching near Bennettsvllie, ar
rived home Friday.
Mrs. w. J. Wise is attending Co
,umbia college commencement.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Counts spent
Tuesday in Columbia.
DR.. and Mrs. Edward Ridgell,
Misses Rosa and Louise Rldgell OF
Batesburg spent Thursday with Mrs.
J. L. Wise.
Mrs. J. F. Browne and Mrs. L. W.
Harmon spent Wednesday in Column
Dla.
Mrs. J. D. Lorick spent the week
and in Columbia.
Mrs, Birge Wise and little Hazel
Bedenbaugh spent Wednesday in
Williamson.
Miss Olive Counts of Columbia col
lege faculty reaches home this week.
Miss Ruth Hunter leaves Friday
for Clemson college to visit her aunt,
Mrs. L. A. Sease.
Mrs. J. D. Day of Mt. Airy, Nd,
is visiting Mrs. C.. X. Wheeler.
Mrs H. H. Rikard of Newberry is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Nancy
Wheeler.
Johnnie Grant of Greenwood is
visiting his father, Mr.. r. Grant.