The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-03-05
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
FROM WHiTMIRE TOWN

aldermen were married aL tlie 1901
Sence of her parents by Rev. j. P.
Simpson.
Dir. Palmer is progressive young
!. business man Of Anderson, who came
here to engage in some Of the up
building work Of the city and met his
tate.
The bride is one of our prettlest
snd most attractive young ladies, who
will be greatly missed by the many
friends of her set. The happy young
couple will make Anderson their
future home.
The base ball grounds, grandstand
and surroundings are undergoing
marked improvements. The Glenn
Lowry team of last season made an
enviable record and We have reason
to hope that the one next summer
will surpass it. The ball games OF
saaS season brought many visitors to
our town. We invite them all to come
again for we are preparing to make
them more comfortable and the games
more interesting.
The streets in the mill village have
:. been named and soon street signs Will
appear at the corners. The follow
~ iae are some Of the names. These
names will be living monument to
those who have been faithful to abide
with the Glenn-Lowry: Glenn street.
Gary street, Herren street, Sinclair
street, Cole street, Sims street, and
Evans street. : y.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. c.. Anderson and
daughters, Misses Clara and Louise
Of Monroe, N. c., spent last week here
with. their friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
Barden and Miss Eugenia, s.-
Mrs. Fred Bedenbaugh and infant
son of Columbia are visiting her par
ents, DR.. and Mrs. ]. 3. Moore.
Mrs. John Lee, after visiting rela~
tives at santuck, is at home again:
Mr. W. R. Watson spent last week:
IN New York city. 4:
.;.s Mrs. Jno. L, Miller. has returned
from a visit to friends in Laurens:
Miss Juanita Wade, our popular
music teacher. spent the weekend
With her brother in Atlanta. She was
accompanied on this trip by her
friend, Miss Alma Lupo.
Messrs Robert and Miles Wright
and Mrs. Charles Calhoun spent sew
eral days of last week here with their
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Zach Wright,
who have been quite i'll. We are glad
to state that the two old people are
improving.
Rev. J. P. Simpson and family have
returned from trip to Newberry
Mrs. T. J. Abrams and little daugh-
ter. Jessie are visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Rutherford.
Mrs. C. H.: Shannon and children
spent the weekend with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Orvihe Suber.
We are glad to state that Mr..
James Abrams who has been quite III
for several weeks is able to be up and
at his work again.
Or. and Mrs. H. K. Boyd, who have
not been so we'll are improving rapid
sy, and expect to get into their hand
some new home soon.
The following pupils were able to
win distinction and have their names
on the Honor Roll for the past month:
First Grade-Margaret Abrams,
Willie Mae Baker, Max Duckett,
Clarence Notes, Theodore Sinclair.
Second Grade-Josephine Abrams,
Elease Boland, Dorsey Broom, Jessie
Nav Burgess, Helen Bullard, Reuben
Connor, Ann Duckett, Sarah Duncan,
jeanette Gossett, Helen Howard, Har-
rison Hilton, Veran Lee, Nezzie
Stroud, Jenette Sinclair, Evelyn It'd
marsh, Alma Whitlock, Oln Wllbanks,
Paul Wilbanks. ?
Third Grade-Joe Atchison, Cecil
HIT, Christine Hunnicutt, Francis
Settler, Henry Suber.
Fourth Grade-Otis Duncan, Cleo
Ezen, Rosa Mae Glenn, Sara Hines
Major. Zelder Phifer, Maudie Sin
clair, Leola Waddell.
Fifth Grade-James Welsh Pitts,
Lucy Frances Abrams, Bessie Suber,
Thelna Christy.
Sixth Grade-Claude Marlborough.
Seventh Grade-Earle Child, James
Major, Gladys Childers.
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