The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-01-27
THE NEWS OOF POMARIA
People Installing Light Plants
Woodznen install Of6cers-Death
of Mrs. Lane Saddens Com
munity.

! nlunity.
! Pomaria. S. c., Jan. 23.-Ine
. Wonen's Missionary society OF st.
! Paul's church was entertained at the
, home of Mrs. ". W. Berry on last
! Wednesday evening and full attend
ance was recorded for the first meet
ing in 1920.
Mr.. Boland's new residence is near
ing completion and he will soon be
ready to move in it.
Delco lights are now being used IN
several homes in town, recent buyers
of plants are L. A. Shealy, l.. b.
Boland, Albert J. Wilson and Thos'
!E. Hentz, R. II. Hipp. All of the
i plants are being sold by Arthur II.
i Counts. Mr.. Counts has also sold to
a number of farmers out from
I Pomaria.
Mr.. w. B. Wise has in more nice
looking mules at his stables here and
is selling them right along.
DR.. Z. T. Pinner is adding another
room to his drug store which will be
used for operating and examinations
as his practice is steadily growing,
the present one became too small fol
operations, etc.
Mr.. J. T. kinard has purchased the
Bedenbaugh house which was oc-
cupied by R. S. Shealy and has
moved his family in it. Mr.. Shealy
moved to the Wedan1an place about
two miles from town and MIR. Rags
dale railroad agent moved into the
home vacated by Mr.. kinard.
| Mrs. Carrie Suber Lane who
slives about six miles north Of here is
| reported to be seriously i'll and has
only q lighting chance for life.
| Mr.. Jacob Erie Livingston better
known as Proctor livingston ane
! Miss Sara Lowry Bowers drove te
| the St. Pauls parsonage on last
Sunday and were quietly married BY
the Rev. s. P. Koon.
| Mrs. Laura Eargle is teaching the
; Broad River school which was taught
| by Mrs. S. E. Richmond before
t.; Christmas but had to give up teach
| ing on account of her eyes.
! At the last meeting night which
was the 14th, the Woodmen of the
to serve cne year: Dr.. R. J. johnson
| World installed the following officers
&C. c.: Thos. a. Settler, Adv; Lieut.
j. Walter Richardson, Banker, Jas. P
Settler, Clerk, J. T. kinard, Escort
L. A. Shealy, Watchman, Wilbur j
Ringer, Seminal; ]. L. Graham, But
Ter, and Herbert W. Lominack
:. Manager for three-year term. They
were imnressively installed by Past
Council Commander Jos. w. Alewine
after all business had been t, transacted
in a fine session. 'Drs. Z. T. Pinne1
and T. H. Wedaman are camp ply
sicians and Col. Adam L. Aull is the
master of ceremonies for the camp
The entire community was made
sad BY the death of Mrs. Carrie
Suber Lane which occurred at hal
home about six miles north Of here
Friday morning after short illness
She was a widow of the late William
Lane and was "a years old and had
lived all her life in this community.
Funeral services were held and the
interment was at the Rcsemont
cemetery on Saturday morning. She
was consistent member of the
Lutheran church and member of
the Womcn's Missionary society. She
is survived by the following sisters,
Mrs. NJ. N. Harris, Mrs. Fannie Todd,
Miss Emma Suber and Miss Anna
Suber. Rev. Enoch Hite, her pastor,
conducted the burial services, assist
ed by other pastors of Newberry.
/ Auditor Jas. 3. Halfacre of New
/ berry was in town Friday taking tax
. returns.