The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-05-31
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
PROSPEROUS PROSPERITY
Bible School to Open June 9Th. V. E.
Kohn Is Busy Shipping
Thoroughbred Hogs

Prosperity, May 30.-On next Mon
day morning, June 9Th, the Bible
school will begin in Grace church and
continue through June Is. Services
will be held each morning beginning
at 9 o'clock, closing at eleven. The
grades will correspond to the grades
in public schools. The teachers will
be people of the community. The
| course will consist of music, drills,
Bible catechsm, story telling, the
Bible and lectures on religious topics.
The purpose of this school is to sup
plement the religious instruction OF
the home, the Sunday school and the
catechetical class. The children and
Young people of Grace church are
urged to attend and cordial well
come will be extended to all the chill
! dren and young people of the COM
munity. Every one is requested to
bring a Bible.
| Prosperity and Bethel Baptist
churches will hold Sunday school in
stitute June s, 9, and 10. at the
Prosperity church. Rev. R H Nc
Kennon of Columbia will be the in
structor. All denominations are cor
daily invited.
| The members of the Young Peoples
society of Grace church were enter
tanned with a porch party Friday ev-
ening at the home of Miss Effie Haw-
kins. In a flower contest Miss Alma
Gibson scored highest, winning doz-
en- Killarney roses. Ices were served.
A lawn party was enjoyed Friday
evening by the members of the Ep-
worth league of the Methodist church
at the home of Rev. and Mrs. }. D
Griffin. All kinds of old fashioned
games were played. A pleasant ev-
ening was brought to close with
the serving of ices and cake.
| The William Lester chapter U. D..
C will meet Friday afternoon at 5
o'clock with Mrs. ]. Bedenbaugh.
! Mr. V. E Kohn, one of the county,s S
most successful farmers and stock
men, has been busy the last two weeks
shipping hogs to different breeders OF
the West for fancy prices. Mr.. Kohn
is an extensive breeder of pure bred
Hampshire hogs and is making quite
a success out of them. He says he can
not supply the demand.
Mr. l. Kaplan has returned from
Johns Hopkins hospital, Baltimore,
where he has been to see Mrs. kaplan.
| Mr. H P Wicker spent Wednesday
with Mrs. Wicker in the Columbia
hospital.
| Messrs. D H Ham and Carroll Mills
spent Thursday in Greenville.
Mrs Raymond Caldwell is visiting
in Charlotte.
DR.. and Mrs J A Hunt of Saluda
spent the weekend with Mrs b. 3
Schumpert.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gibson have re-
turned to Columbia after visiting at
the home of Mrs. w. T Gibson.
| Miss Nellie Mae Dasher leaves to-
day for Clio, Ga, after having spent
the winter with her aunt, Mrs. }. d.
Griffin.
Miss Ophelia Connolly of Columbia
is home for the summer.
Miss Ruth Chapman, teacher at
Midway, left Saturday for her home
| at Wards.
The following Winthrop students
reach home Wednesday: Misses
Lazette Counts, Ruth Cannon, Nellie
Wise, Lottie Mills, Ruth Hunter and
Ellen Wheeler.
Mr.. and Mrs L. A Black spent Sun
day in Saluda.
Windell Stoudemayer OF New 1ofh
has been visiting his aunt, Mrs }. A.
Sease.
Mrs ] P Wheeler left Saturday for
Greenville to visit Mrs. Granville
Wyche.
Miss Marjorie Luther of Columbia
spent the week with DR.. and Mrs. T..
L Luther.
Miss Annie Fellers is nome for the
summer after having taught the past
session at Rembert.
Miss Edna Sease of Newberry IS
the guest of Mrs. Arthur Pugh.
Fred S. Schumpert of Augusta
spent the weekend with his mother,
Mrs Fannie Schumpert.
]. A. Counts attended South Caro-
lima association of insurance agents