The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-08-20
showers,' and kept it up.

showers and kept it up.
Mr.. George c. Hipp, with Harold
and Miss Mary Alice and Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Swittenberg returned
from Great Falls Wednesday night,
having time of it in the rain with
the automobile, as they left Great
Falls at o'clock in the morning and
didn't get home until s p. m.
Mr.. Eugene S. WerIs, auditor for
the war department in Washington,
after spending a vacation with his
family and his father, Mr.. D. 3.
Werts, will spend tonight, Thursday,
IN Pageland, Chesterfield county,
with his sister, Mrs. r. S. Latimer,
and report for duty Monday. Every
body knows that Eugene Werts mas
the ability of good auditor.
Mr.. Thomas Jackson Of Jackson
vile, Fla, is spending his vacation in
Newberry with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. T. Jackson. We smile with
shem, for when an only son, the only
child, returns after long absence to
the old home it brings JOY and glad
ness to the lonely hearts around the
aearthstone. And all absences OF
loved ones are long to "the old folks
at home"
Mr.. Humbert NJ. Aull, very popu-
lar young bachelor of Newberry,
whose popularity extends to other
counties, already had three of the
brightest little nieces that ever sweet
ened home, ard now there has come
another little niece which arrived at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. James l..
Aun on Tuesday morning at daylight,
weighing 71-2 pounds. md The
Herald and News continues to IN
crease it's circulation.
Misses Bell, May and Frances
kirkland of Newberry spent a few
DAYS of last week with Misses Bertha
and Geneva Bledsoe.-Miss Annie
Lee Golf is visiting her friend, Miss
Lorean Johnson, of Newberry this
week.-Miss Lessic Matthews of near
Newberry was the guest CT Misses Eli
lie and Eula Cameron, last week.
Herbert Bridges of Newberry IS
.nending awhile with his grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Bridges
Saluda Standard.
Prof. w. C. Bynum, supeTintend-
ent of the Georgetown city schools,
and Mrs. Bynum and their little
daughter are visiting relatives here.
Ever since serving as city school
principal since 1900 to 1905 the
people of Georgetown have been
making Professor Bynum superin-
sendent of the schools. This shows,
above everything, that Georgetown
likes him. 1t is not always the case
that school superintendent gives
universal satisfaction.
Mr.. J., L. Reeder, after months
visit to his former home county of
Newberry, left on Thursday for his
home in Wellington, Texas. Mr..
Reeder is with the firm of Slngley
Bros, grain dealers, doing a large
business in Wellington, the county
seat of Collinsworth in the Pan
Handle section of that great section
Of country. He had just heard from
MS firm that the crops were fine. Mr..
Reeder says there are no boil weevlls
in that part of Texas, although they
are in other localities Of that state.
We were pleased to meet him and
hear him talk.
Mr.. Charles A. Bowman will be re-
tired on the goth instant under the
retirement act of May %, 1920. For
| % wears Mr.. Bowman has been assist
ant postmaster at the Newberry Of
ice. practically all the time serving
in that capacity. Twenty-Five years
is a long time to do good and faith
full work in any one office. Mr..
Bowman has handed out mail and
sold stamps to children who grew up