The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-08-30

dry goods store. Mr.. Walters Will
F.! find, if he hasn't already found, Miss
Wicker to be as fine 'as they make
clerks" and the people of Florence
will realize that they have another
true, refined and agreeable young
woman in their nice and likable little
! city. The people there will like Miss
Mary.
Mrs. B. S. Whitten and Mrs. j. n.
Edenfeld of North Augusta are Wis
iting their sister, Mrs. A. F. Bush.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Swygert of
Peak and her nieces, Misses Margaret
and Mamie Ella Swetenberg of Alb
beville, were in the city Saturday.
Mrs. Rilla Jay of Saluda has re-
turned home after visiting her sister,
Mrs. W. E. McCary.
Little Miss .Odalite Wallace fell
Friday afternoon and sprained her
ankle. What distresses her is that
she is on the program for "Cinderel-
la in Flowerland, and is afraid she
will not be able to do her part, WHICH
she knows so we'll and brightly.
John Hubert Boozer of Columbia
is visiting his cousins, John and Har-
ry Boozer.
| Mrs. and Mr.. T. E. Keitt and Mrs.
J. B. Thomasson returned Friday
/ from a motor trip to Greenvllle,
Chick Springs, Spartanburg and
Clemson college.
Prof. J. C. Kinard was invited on
Saturday afternoon to deliver a Sun
day school address at Jalapa Sunday.
It was short notice to be pressed into
service, but Professor Kinard is like
Uncle Sans minute men in army or
navy-always ready to respond to
'calls with a steady aim that hits the
mark.
Mimnaugh the mighty merchant,
having regained his health and
strength, is better prepared than ever
to keep his customers supplied with
their wants and needs. New goods
are arriving daily to satisfy all and
give them ease. AS an evidence OF
the return of good times and better
coming, take a look at his show win
dows, than which none have ever be-
fore been arranged more beautifully.
Miss Lillian Scurry came this
morning from Chappells to spend the
day as guest Of DR.. and Mrs. j. c.
Seurry.-Mrs. Hoyt Dominick, after
spending few days with her sister,
Mrs. Henry Norman, has returned to
her home in Chappells.-Mr. and
Mrs. Hayne Dominick and Mrs. Eu-
nice Allen of Chappells were among
the visitors to the city yesterday
Greenwood Index-Journal, 9th.
Mrs. Robert S. Owens and son are
spending some time in Newberry with
her mother.-Miss Annie Lee Nun
nerlyn has returned to her home here
after spending some time in Spartan
burg, Bishopville and Newberry.-
/, Mccormick cor. Greenwood Index
journal.
Mrs. S. H. Mclean had visiting her
for a few days last week her moth
J, er, Mrs. M. A. Huiet of Newberry
and her brother, Mr.. W. F. Huiet OF
Atlanta. Mrs. W. E. Lawson of New
York, who has been spending several
weeks with her sister, Mrs. S. H. Nc
Lean, in King street, will leave fo1
home the early part of this week
Another sister of Mrs. Mclean, Mrs
G. G. Sale, returned to her home in
Newberry yesterday.-The State
;2Sth.
Misses Frances and Nell Burgess
Hortense Woodson and Florence
Minis were guests of Misses Sophia
and Merie Abney at lovely tea on
Saturday evening.-Edgefeld Chron-
iicle, 25th.
| Miss Annie Amick, after spending
the Weekend with her sister, Mrs. A,
B. Lott, has returned to her home in
|Newberry.-Mr. Walter Reeder of
,Newberry spent the weekend in the
city the guest of friends.-Johnston
cor. Edgfeld Chronicle.
Mrs. Beta Wright and her charm
ing daughter Elizabeth from New
berry are guests in the homes of Mrs.
Anna Edison and Mrs. T. P. Salter.
Trenton cor. Edgefeld Chronicle.
Miss Rosa Spearman was an honor
guest of the K. K. K. Klub in Tren-
ton on Wednesday afternoon, as re-
ported by the correspondent in the
Edgefeld Chronicle of the 25th.
Miss Lois FAINT, after spending her
vacation in Newberry, will not return
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