The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-09-10

The people Of the community will
have the opportunity of receiving
spiritual benefit by attending the
services now on at the A. R. ?.
church.
See "The Walk-Offs" at the opera
house again tonight, Thursday, with
May (she doesn't spell it "Mae")
Allison in the walk" And new
Franey comedy.
Along with Fox News and Rube
comedy, Friday, Katherine McDon-
aid will give an exhibition in "Pas-
sion's Playground" at the opera
house Friday.
Turning to Peanuts.-Headline in
The State newspaper. Drop in at the
Newberry opera house some time and
YOU will think some Of the people
there are turning to peanuts.
More than 400 women registered
in Anderson the first day, only one
woman refusing. She said if she had
to tell r age she wouldn't vote.
Newberry women are mot built that
way'-like the one woman.
For disturbing religious worship
at St. Johns coiored church, O'Neall
Bowman, colored, was fined $40 by
Magistrate Douglas Tuesday, and at
the same time 500 for assault and
battery. Bowman paid the $40.
There will be service, with the holy
communion, at st. Luke's Episcopal
church on next Sunday afternoon at
IS O'Clock, the Rev. W. S. Holmes hav-
ing returned from his months vaca-
ton in North Carolina.
The preaching services which are
being held each afternoon and even
ing of this week in the A. r. T.
church are proving interesting and
helpful. The Rev. G. L. Kerr OF
Kings Mountain, N. c., is assisting
the pastor.
We hope the proposition of estab-
fishing a hospital in Newberry, which
will be up for discussion by the ply
!! sicians at the meeting Of the county
medical society in DR.. John b.
Settlers office this afternoon, will re-
ceive favorable consideration.
Te Presbyterian congratulates Col.
E. H. Aull of Newberry on his cleo
ton as superintendent of education
of Newberry county. The colonel
has always taken a lively interest in
education. - Associate Reformed
Presbyterian.
In answer to the uwards-of-hun-
dreds of questions as to how many
women registered in Newberry we
,, give our information as over ESQ, all
white. Altogether the registration OF
voters numbered between 600 and
800.
Knock the army worms from the
vines and turn your chickens in the
garden, is Mr.. Jack B. Gregory's sure
remedy for the pests. These worms
are not everywhere at the same time.
They must go from one garden or
G,11 ~ ono+bar
! Blow in at "The Yellow Typhoon"
at the opera house Monday and
glimpse Anita Stewart in it. The
visits of these screen artists help to
make life worth living and people
who know them through the pictures
: look forward to their coming. They
ssvary the monotony."
On the charge of driving recklessly
across Little River bridge and around
the curve at greater speed. than al
lowed by law, James Simpkins, COL
ored, of Chappells paid fine OF s2o
imposed by Magistrate c. W. Douglas
on Monday. The law allows a rate
Of six miles per hour.
An interesting bit of information
has been handed in telling of the
marriage. on September 4 Of Miss
Rebecca 'Mahon, formerly of New
berry, and Mr.. BARLEY, the cere-
mony having taken place at "the lit
tie church around the corner" IN
New York city.
An observant citizen says the own
! ers of those vacant lots can also
quote scripture on US by coming
back" with the 'two blades of grass
where one grew before" or words to
that effect. But wasn't that in some
other book than the Bible? You know
lots of people confuse the Bible with
Shakespeare.
Watermelons are so plentiful I'm
York the farmers are giving them
away and feeding them to the hogs,
+lo oron bo1,ino s1ya ,,oned the market