The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-05-24
PURELY PERSONAL.
The Movements of Many People
Newberrians and Those Who
Visit Newberry.

Miss Maggie SooZer lett this morn
ing for professional stay of six
weeks in Columbia. While there
Miss Boozer will special nurse for
Mrs. J. r. T. Major-Greenwood In
dex-Journal, Goth.
Mr.. B J. Whitehead, salesmanager
of South Carolina fo rthe American
Cotton Oil and w. K. Fairbanks COM
panies, was in the city Friday en-
route to Atlanta to attend confer
ence of the cotton oil and compound
companies. In discussing the COM
pound market Mr.. Whitehead eX-
pressed his opinion that compound
had reached rock bottom and that the
merchants would pay much higher
price for it in the next few weeks.
This is due to the cutting of cotton
acreage in the south and the poor
crops.
Misses Thelma Leonhirth and Eliza
beth May spent the weekend at Sill
verstreet with their college classmate,
Miss Elsie Pitts.
Miss Louise Watkins, district home
demonstration agent, Spartanburg,
spent the weekend in Newberry with
Miss Marian Parish.
Luther Cousins, stddent of Mt.
Pleasant Collegiate institute, Mt.
Pleasant, N. c., is at home to spend
vacation with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. H. Cousins.
Miss Margaret Davis, an attrac-
tive and talented Newberrian, is in
Edgefeld, the guest of relatives. She
is at present at Cedar Grove. y
Mrs. Halle n. Greneker went to Co.
lumbia yesterday to attend the Co.
lumbia District Methodist Missionary
institute, of which organization she
is the honored and efficient secretary
-Edgefeld Chronicle, 10Th. Mrs.
Greneker is now visiting her sister
in-law, Miss Carrie Greneker.
Mr.. Jack A. Edmunds, who has a
position with the Standard Oil com
pany in Newberry, was here to see
friends and relatives Saturday night
and Sunday.-McCormick News
10Th.
Mrs. N. E. Oxner of Prosperity is
the guest of Mrs. L. T. Duncan
Greenwood Index-Journal, 10Th.
James Mike Kempson of Silver
street, Olin Boyce Mills and William
Curtis Pugh of Prosperity and Cldye
Seth Addy of Leesville are among the
123 in the graduating class at Glenn
son college whose commencement ex,
ercises begin the first Sunday in
June. Kempson graduates in elec-
trical engineering, Mills and Addy
in agriculture and Pugh in mechani-
cal engineering.
Miss Margaret Davis of Newberry.
relative of Mr.. Benjamin Greneker
is visiting at Cedar Grove.-Edgefeld
Advertiser.
Mrs. Clarence F. Wertz has return
ed from Charleston after spending a
week at the bedside of her cousin
Miss Annie NJ. Chisolm, who died
Thursday night at o'clock.
Mr.. j. H. Riser of Blackville
spent Friday night and Saturday
morning in Newberry, on his way
from the Camden reunion. MIR. Riser
has the remarkable distinction Of hav-
ing five sons h lding the position of
superintendent of high schools, as fol
lows: Rev. Y. Won A. Riser, Gibson
vile, n. c.; Prof. D. R. Riser, Foun-
tain Inn; Rev NJ Claude Riser, Brun-
son; Prof. c. W. Riser, Blackville,
and Prof. Joseph H. Riser, Allendale.
Mr.. J. W. Pitts is the beef cutter
for Mr.. Geo. C. Hipp, at the store.
You know Mr. Hipp is running meat
market now, successor to Mr.. ". V.
Bledsoe. Mr.. Pitts is an al right
cutter and is not the man who almost
tainted when he first butchered a
beef because it bled so.
DR.. and Mrs. P. G. Ellesor have
gone to Mobile, Ala, where DR.. FL
lesor will attend the convention of
Southern Railroad surgeons. They
will be gone week.
Miss Irene Wright arrived from
Greenville Saturday tc pend while
with her aunt, Miss Carrie Greneker,
relieving Mrs. A. S. Rae, who return
ed on Saturday to her home in Green
vile after an extended visit of SER
vice to her sister.
Miss Addie Rikard of Columbia
spent the weekend in Newberry with
her aunt, Mrs. B. B. Hitler. She was