The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-10-22
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

Green hlNer is rising III Voiuiile.
Halloween parties are on the way.
The long needed floor on the porch
at the rest room has been put on.
Cotton 10 cents; seed ~. Bales
are rolling in but not many being
tsold.
The Kings Daughters will meet
on Friday afternoon at 4:3o with
Mrs. J. 3. Hunter.
The preparations for November II
are creating high anticipation and
great expectations. )"
Jurors will be drawn on October
20 for the common pleas court be-
ginning November -.
'sThe Idol Dancer to be seen Fri
day, is masterful blending of love:
drama and comedy. f.
We hope the appeal for contribu-
tions to the Polish relief fund will
not pass unheeded by any.
In order to enjoy to the fullest
''The Yelled Mystery serial be at
the opera house Saturday to see the
first episode.
While that young person in a
Greenwood family well known in
Newberry is a King all right, she is!
nevertheless little queen.
The cases that have been before
Healer Cody are too numerous to
specify. Some remarkable cures
are claimed.
The Ladies' Aid society of the;
Church of the Redeemer will meet
Monday afternoon at 4 O'Clock with
Mrs. J. E. Summer.
Don't neglect the chrysanthemum
show and supper by the ladies No
vember 5. We mention it in time so
as to let you prepare for it.
There will be communion service
at the Silverstreet Lutheran church
on Sunday morning at the usual
hour.
Harrington street is picking up.
Sid Cunningham makes it look
like boulevard. We hope Thor
oughfare Supervisor Werts will see
that it is kept in good condition,
A negro man and woman on Mr..
w. E. Wallace's place picked 1900
pounds of cotton in two days this
week. The man picked 500 pounds
each day and the woman 800.
Three warehouses are being built
| ON the lot of Mr.. B. C. Matthews out
from east Main street by the New
berry Cotton Holding corporation un-
der the plan of the state of South
Carolina.
Godfrey Landreth did not guess
that the woman posing as his wife
was in reality her twin sister, but
! he felt that his ''wife" had grown IN
different. See Corinne Griffith III
'The Broadway Bubble" Monday.
Dates looked forward to with
pleasure: November 2, general cleo
ton. November 3, wedding. Novern-
| Der 5, chrysanthemuna show and sup
Der. November "a, wedding. No
vember 25, Thanksgiving.
If there is any woman who doesn't
know that she must show her regis,
tration certificate at the polls She
had letter put it where she can .ay
hands on it. They will all under
stand that those who pay taxes have
/ to shcw their take receipts also.
To paraphrase a paragraph from
Tuesdays paper: $50 out and give
the organization your encouragement
by your presence" Meaning the
meeting of the Newberry Re4 Cross
chapter in the court house Sunday
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Tom Miller, colored, paid $40 fer
a watch and couldn't keep it. lie
got the watch from white bov
without the boys knowledge and
consent, and the $40 he paid for 1t
was by order of Recorder Chapman
on Wednesday.
The Baptist Courier says The Her
aid and News quoted the Rev. E.
Babb as having hit "Old Man Gree
hard in a recent sermon. There is
no old man Green in this city. The
| Newberry citizen by that name is
comparatively a young man. 1t was
| cold Man Greed" Mr.. Babb scored.
The cotton mills in Newberry Will
close tonight, Thursday, and stay
closed the balance of the week, ow-
ing to the condition of the cotton and
cotton goods market. They hope to
resume their running next week, but
work next week and from then on
will depend upon the condition of