The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-07-01
VARIOUS AND ALI. ABOUT.

deemer will be held at the church
Friday evening at o'clock. Full at
tendance desired.
The vacant lot between the resi-
licences of Mrs. Mary P. FAINT and
Mr.. L. Morris in east Main street has
been bought by Mr.. O. 0. Copeland,
who will proceed at once with prep
arations for the building of nice
bungalow thereon. We like to report
newsy items showing the enterprise
of industrious and successful citizens
as we'll as the growth and prosperity
'of the city.
In the recorders court Tuesday
Henry Williams paid SIS for case OF
assault and battery.
The daily papers of Tuesday re-
cord the deaths of persons by drown
ing on fishing trip Sunday. Accl-
dents happen any day of the week,
but the fact stands out Enthusiastically
that many of them occur on the Sab
bath day, which we are commanded
to keep holy.
Why will some people be so foolish
as to motor IN the dark without
lights? Read the account in another
column Of death from this cause:
Running without lights.
A colored teachers summer school
is conducted at Orangeburg. George
, Grigsfby and J. C. Bedenbaugh repre-
sent Newberry county on the list.
Many people are looking forward
to the double header between the G.
& B, basball club of Camp Jackson
and the West End team on July 4th.
Harry Canpsen is the enterprising
citizen suggesting the swimming pool.
AS several persons have spoken to US
about it we refer all to him. See him
and talk it up. 1t is beginning TO
take, as it will be a good thing. See
Mr.. Campsen about this cool propo-
sition.
The Easley Progress is talking
about the belled buzzard again, which
shows that one South Carolina jour
nal at least is getting back to normal
cy.-Anderson Mail.
The union service next Sunday
night will be held in the A. r. P.
church at $50 o'clock Rev. E. ".
Babb will preach.
Squash weevils of a new variety
were exhibited in the city Wednesday
by Mr.. Glenn Rikard.. He says they
are on his place thick.
Various papers state that merchants
in other cities will close their stores
on the fourth of July.
Are you bearing in mind the open
ing of the Newberry college summer
school July IL? I
Some other newspaper estimates
that 100000 couples will have been
married in the United States this
June-which month goes out of COM
mission tonight, Thursday. We knew
the number was great by the many
the month has turned out in Newber-
ry. Count them over for yourself.
Just to think that another July is
being ushered in, beginning today,
Friday. Times fly.
The case in the recorders court
against Luke and Ed Stroud of Whit |
mire for assault and battery at the
baseball game at West End on the
9th instant was up for trial Wednes-
day. Each was fined $50, both pay
ing. Maxcy Simms, for the same, for
feited his bond Another case
against the first mentioned Mr..
Stroud, for resisting an officer in the
performance of his duty, was post
poned until Friday
The Young Peoples, Mission band |
will hold its regular monthly meeting
Sunday, July 3 at seven O'Clock at
the Church of the Redeemer. A full |
attendance is desired
The Woman's Missionary society |
of Central Methodist church will !
meet Monday afternoon at o'clock
at the home of Mrs. J. H. Wicker.
After writing about the anticipated |
game of baseball at West End the |
18th Of July We were notified that
there would be on the same day also
games on the Mollohon diamond See
notices elsewhere.
An alert citizen of this community, |
who is a good hea:er and seer, and !
more of a thinker than talker, was !
out motoring with his family several
days ago on one of the roads recent
ly put in good condition for travel. He /
stopped his car on the side of the
road for while. During that time