The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-11-01

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Mollohon mill.
Misses Nancy Fox and Frances
Houseal of Converse college are
spending several days at their homes
in Newberry.
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.
1t is worth the price just to see
Tom Mix and his trick horse and pony
in the picture to be shown again to-
night, Monday, especially the part
which shows the horse jumping with
its rider from a high cliff into the
ocean, diving and then swimming
through the rolling billows.
! The treat Wednesday will be 'The
Secret of the Hills" at the opera
house, with Antonio Moreno doing
the treating.
| Time is drawing near for the cleo
| ton Of mayor. EX-Clerk of Court
John C. Goggans was announced
Tuesday as candidate for the posi-
ton.
The buying of Christmas seals will
be aiding a worthy cause, and at the
same. time it will help your little
friends in the winning of prizes, un-
der the careful management of DIR.
B. E. Kneece.
The jury commissioners, Clerk
Wheeler, Auditor Halfacre and Treas
urer Schumpert, will draw the petit
Jurors next Friday for the common
pleas court convening November 21:
and on the 18th they will draw jurors
for the second week of the court.
The city's parking place for auto
mobiles jumped into popularity the
first day.
! / Owing to the illness of Mrs. Cald-
well, the Drayton Rutherford chap
ter, will meet with Mrs. Parr Tues
day afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Back the chamber of commerce in
pushing the movement to build more
houses in Newberry.
The good Thanksgiving month has
come, the gladdest of the year-next
to and between October and Christ
mas.
i The early hours of Sunday brought
showers of blessings" with the rain.
Two young colored men, Walter
Collins and James Allen, paid fines in
the recorders court Saturday for as
sault and battery-Collins SIS and
Allen $40.
Those of our citizens whose houses
need paint should take good looks at
frank DeVore's house and notice
how much better it appears in its
new dress.
! We agree with the new slogan of
the chamber of commerce: "NeWber-
ry needs more homes" Take q look
in the window at the office of this
enterprise-pushing organization (the
window next to Miss Lowman's fine
millinery parlors) and see the little
"house that Tom built-Tom P.
johnson of the hardware store. 1t IS
pretty miniature house building
land looks attractive and inviting in
Its cosy setting in the window, the
E"premises" all fitted up with drive
way, lawn, "an' everything" Let the
picture and it's meaning: ''Newberry
is facing a shortage of homes right
no*," impress the men who are able
to buy lots and build houses.
The ladies of Aveleigh Presbyterian
church will hold their annual chry-
santhemum show at the American Le-
gion hall on the evening of Friday,
November 4. A turkey supper with
all the accessories will be served at
a reasonable price. The public is in
tvited. The proceeds will be given to
Thornwell orphanage.
Next Monday will be salesday, and
there are some public sales on hand.
The uptown Office of the Southern
Cotton Oil company has been trans
ferred from it's former location over
the Newberry Electric company's
headquarters to the mill building in
Graveltown, thus consolidating the
Offices of the cotton oil company.
There were 11,678 cotton bales
ginned in Newberry county prior to
October IS, 1921, as against 1852
to Same date 1920, falling off of
1884, according to statement of Spe-
/ cial Agent Walter A. Davenport.
Mary Miles Minter will show us
"Her Winning Way" at the opera
house Thursday.
We agree with Miss Daisy Berrie,
home demonstration agent, in her
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