The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-04-16
PURELY PERSONAL.
THE Movements of Many People,
Newberrians, and Those Who
Visit Newberry

relatives in the city.
Mrs. N. NJ. Hunter of Pendleton
3 visiting her brother, Mr. T. Cordes
@SaiIlard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Swittenberg
.nave moved to the High Point sec
4,on Of the city.
Mr.. NJ. G. Sheppard has returned
from Atlanta after attending\ the
llaundrymen s'convention in that city.
Miss Lois Taylor of Columbia
spent the weekend in Newberry with
her mother, Mrs. Lucy NJ. Taylor.
Mr.. NJ. NJ. SattetRhite of New
berry and Mr.. Jacob P. Long OF
Silverstreet are jurors at the federal
term Of court in Greenvlle this week.
The many friends of MIR. ). II.
West are glad to- see HIM coming
DOWN to his duties in the city. after
an extended absence from his crlce'
Mrs. c. A. Bowman and Mrs. Roy
Summer of Newberry are guests to-
day of Miss Sadie Sheridan
greenwood Index-Journal, 14th.
Mr.. ]. R. Swygert is the driver OF
1se new tractor to pull the city
scraper which has already done and
IS doing good work.
Mrs. C. A. Bowman has gone to
Birmingham, Ala, to visit her
daughter, Mrs. G.. c. Walter and
family.
Friends of Mrs. F. C. Sigh will be
plad to learn that she is doing nicely
after undergoing an operation Sun
dav. Mrs. Sigh is IN the Greenwood
hospital l.-lndex-J ournal.
Mr.. Isaac E. Stroud, accompanied
nv his brother-in-law, Mr.. Walter d.
Dickert, motored to see his brothers
End sisters in Goldville, Clinton and
1aurens Sunday.
Student Joe j. Vigodsky OF New
berry college will take part IN the
intercollegiate debate at Greenwood
Friday night. Prof. E. B. Settler
will represent the college faculty at
the meet.
Mr. GEORGE Summers of Jackson
s!lle was among the family relatives
49,, ,roal visiting Mr.. James NJ.
Bowers. who. although continuing
critically i'll, is somewhat improved
at this writing. :.
Mrs. Alma Cook was another New
,aarrian ascending to high Office at the
meeting of the Red Men IN Green
vile this week. She was elected to
the exalted position of great pocahon-
.as.
Messrs. T. NJ. Rogers, and H. NJ.
Bigby have returned from the con-
xention of the S. C. Optical assocla-
lion in Sumter. They had a fine
meeting, and DR.. Bigby took trip
IN an airplane. The delegates were
taken to Rocalla springs, where they
enjoyed barbecue.
w. A. McSwain, state insurance
commissioner, who was operated on
for appendicitis several days ago and
who recently left the hospital for his
home, was at his office Tor a few
minutes yesterday. He hopes to be
able to resume the discharge of his
duties regularly within few days.
The State, l4th.
probate Judge ". F. Ewart will be
absent from his Office from l O'Clock
on Saturday afternoon until Thurs
day or Friday morning, as he and
Mrs. Ewart will be visiting her rela-
lives in Wadesboro and Charlotte. In
the meantime Clerk of Court Jno. c.
,Goggans will attend to the issuing of
marriage licenses, etc.
Messrs. o. Klettner and B. B.
Leitzsey, two of Newberry's big Red
Men, were elected to Office at the
State Red Mems convention in
Greenville Tuesday afternoon, and a
former Newberrian, Mr.. H. c. Sum-
mer, was elected great sachem of
South Carolina. Mr.. K9ettner is
great Keeper of wampum, while Mr..
,elrzsey is one of the four trustees.
General Manager J. D. Holling of
the Peoples Life Insurance COM
pany Of Charleston, under date of
April 10th, writes his Ncwberry
representative, Mr.. ". F. Wightman,
a letter Of congratulations, co2clud-
.ng his remarks as follows: This IS
remarkably fine and YOU are also the
fist one oct of the whole Piedmont
district to perfect this good work. "