The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-12-31
VARIOUS. AND ALL ABOUT.

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VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.
Happy New Year to all.
Watch night parties will. now take
their places.
City council had another meeting
TO ballot for the election of a chief
Of police. but the deadlock remains
un5roken.
The collection for the Near East
Relief fund at the Central Methodist
church OH last Sunday amounted to
lslo7.
The meeting Of Drayton Ruther-
ford chapter, u, D. c., is postponed
week on account of the Baptist Ia
fJies' week of prayer.
There will be both morning and
evening services at the Episcopal
church Sunday, 1870 and o'clock.
That was slough luck" to a New
berry lady when she. accidentally
threw 25 Christmas cards into the
| |f1-e ard lost them in the flames. She
had stamped and addressed the cards
ready for the city delivery.
Speaking Of those boxes Of oranges
from Florida fooling people here, an
io.her lady in this city thought she
Ihad received a barrel of potatoes.
waen is was discovered they were in
tended for some one else.
The point of view makes a world OF
difference. Marjorie ThorncrofS
married for money, looking upon
marriage as but means to an end.
Bat, s'The Point .of View" soon
changed. See Elaine Hammerstein
! III the picture at the opera house FRI
day.
Another good soft drink fast forg-
| ing to the front as popular bever-
age is orange crush, as bottled by
NJ. L. F. Fischer.
! !, He was warned not TO fool with the
| pcssum he handled SO carelessiy, they
told him the thing would bite him
Il ne was not more. careful. But no.,
he knew how to hold it. An the
sanae, the possum bit him plumb
Through the feshy part Of two fingers
lard it was a severe bite, giving HIM
bad wcuuds, but he is getting along
tall right. 1t was Mr.. Theodore Long,
Is you want to now. Mr.. Gus Sum-
mer or some Of his many sons can tell
all about it if 'sThe" doesn't want to
talk
+ In answer to the question as TO
who was the father-in-iaw OF Moses,
;; M. Jerry B. Walton says he was
reading the question in his home,
when his cousin, Miss Eleanor Kin
ard, who is visiting there from Spar
tanburg, told hin? she could tell him,
as. Jerry said it had stunped him.
She looked it up and it didn't take
her long to find that it was Jethro,
as related in, the first verse Of the
third chapter of Exodus. So it took
! a Spartanbure girl to enlighten him
on the subject.
Those who see little Ida May Me
Kenzie as she appears as the Egyp-
tan dancer in ''The Big Show, :"
| comedy picture Saturday will be i'm
pressed with the fact that the little
eight-year-old child is a good one.
"Oh Daddy" was better than Oar
danella.'
Thirty-nine bodies Of overseas SOL
ldiers reached Columbia Wednesday
morning, IS belonging to South Car
clina. Among. them were Private
Jas. E. Jeffcoat of Leesville, who was
| in the air service, and Private VIM.
| L. Dickey of Biairs, of the 301st en-
giaeers.
J A colored woman, tann!e kay, was
| before the recorder on Wednesday
morning for petit larceny. She paid
SO.
1t cost two boys SIS each for play
| inc pool in the Mollohon mill village.
Judge Chapman hearing the ease
Wednesday.
The time for paying city taxes was
extended to the 18th of January. 1t
was enormously stated that the
| months extension was to the first.
julie Ryan, colored was not up for
speeding, but he had a case of reck-
less driving on his hands, and Re-
corder Chapman, got him for SD.