The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-07-30
THE NEWS OF WHITMIRE.
Two Pleasant Social Functions
Good Music for the Church.
Birthday Celebration.

most ENJOYABLE social functions CT
the week was the party given by MISS
Mary Metts to her. many trlends.
Games of different kinds aud dancing
were indulged in and enjoyed as only
boys and girls Of this age are capac
BILE. The refreshments consisted OF
delicious cake and ice cream. Inc
Young people went home with enough
happy thoughts and day: dreams to
last them a week. Whyenot do more
to make life, pleasant for the young
folks? ~
Another pleasant occasion OF the
week was the musical gotten up by
Miss Mary Lou Douglass in honor OF
Miss Annie Barnett of Pacolet. ;Eacn
of the fortunate young men escorted
bic mariner to the movies. After en-
loving a good picture they all assem-
bled at the home OF MRS. Ellzaoeth
Douglass. Here Mr.. Albright presloi-
ed at the piano and charmed all Vltn
b;s mnsic. The latest songs were
sung and some enjoyed tripping the
i;ohf fantastic toe. The young peo-
nse enioyed meeting Miss barnett
a and hope she viii again gladden. our
town with her presence. -, .,:.
The choir practice was nelo tnis
,uoek st the home of Mr.. E. E. Chlio.
Hera The members prepared a beau
t;f,,1 selection, which they rendered IN
49, -, =" Methodist church at the Sunday
morning mo service. Good music aous ,
much to the church 'servlceSano many may
appreciate it quite as much as sGou ;ou
sermon Perhaps the congregation
would be larger if the music was
really inspiring. ,;o of Ga.
,,da came last Sunday with their
nrettv gifts and helped their s aausn,
ter, Mrs. Jno. L. Miller, to ceieora'e
i'e1 Ms r. R. Jeter and Miss Bessie
Pargaud visited friends here iase
week. e.,,,ao snont
Sunday with Mrs. Jno. L. Miller ana 4,
left on the evening vestibule to Vlsl1
friends at Carlisle.
Rev. E. C. Ross conducted spe-
c;al meeting at Blacksburg last week;
Mrs. Ross and the boy accompanied
him on this trip. He leaves today to
conduct a meeting at Ninety Six.
Miss Dorothy Watson, VINO fss
been visiting relatives near ooiuh'-
bia, is at home again.
Miss Winton Agnew, who IS pleas-
antly remembered here as very
successful primary teacher, is spend
;ne the week with Miss Alma Lupo
and other friends. Miss Agnew has
given up teaching and now holds a
stenographic position in Charlotte
which is her home town. =.
Mrs. Matte Spearman is visiting
friends in Nswberry this week:
Mrs. Fannie Lyles attended the
funeral of her sister, Mrs. Dave NC
| Cracken, at Gillian Chapel church
near Santuck, last week. She and
Miss Ellen Lake are at home agaln.
Miss Iris Wilborn spent last week
with her parents at Cross Keys.
Mr.. Metts Fants, Mrs. Mary r:
| FAINT. Mr.. and Mrs. White FAINT and
] daughter visited relatives here last
week.
DR.. and Mrs. J. H. Moore are OF
on a vacation. They are spending
the time in the mountains of western
| North Carolina.
After a pleasant stay with MIR. and
Mrs. R. M.Duckett Miss Ida Calhoun
left today to visit her cousin, Mrs
{J G. WRIGHT. at Wtshington, Ga.
Miss Eula Matthias of Irmo spent
! the weekend with Mrs. Jno. L. Mill
er. She and Mrs. Miller left today
for Gross Hill, where they will pay
a short visit to Mrs. Luther Martin.
Miss Julia Jeter spent last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Cofield..
| MIR. J. W. Hipp and mother, Mrs
J. c. Abrams, spent today in New
berry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Abrams
were here yesterday visiting relatives