The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-09-16
PURELY PERSONAL.
The Movements of Many People,
Newberrians and Those Who
Visit Newbe-ry.


follow her.
Mr.. O. A. Lominick will change his
weekend route this time by spending
Sunday in the Pomaria section with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Lom-
mick.
Capt. Bert E. Cooper of the @. NJ.
c., on his way from Camp Jackson
to the camp at San Antonio, Texas,
spent last Sunday in Newberry with
his former overseas war comrade,
Capt. S. C. McCarley. Capt. Cooper
was accompanied by Mrs. Cooper.
George G. Crooks and Marion D.
Longshore, who were honorably dis
charged from the U S. Navy some
time ago, reenlisted September 9Th
and will leave on Friday for the re-
ceiving ship at Charleston.
Messrs. Otto Klettner and Frank
R. Hunter went to see Mr.. and Mrs.
Johns, VINO were being cared for at
Mr.. Lamar Dominick's after the seri-
Gus injuries received by them from
the murderous attack, accounts OF
which are to be found in other col
unnns of this paper.
Mr.. Tabor Hill is off on trip to
Utah, Denver, Colorado and other
places out there for couple weeks.
Mrs. A. W. Price left Thursday for
Gastonia, N. c., to spend week with
her mother.
Miss Collie Blease, and Miss Helen
Wallace of Belfast left Wednesday to
resume their studies at Anderson col
lege.
Chief Justice and Mrs. Eugene B.
Gary went to Newberry Friday and
spent until Sunday afternoon with
DIR. and Mrs. Pope. They made the
trip through the country IN their car
-Abbeville Press and Banner, 18th.
Mccall Marshall of Newberry
spent the weekend in the city with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Mar
shaH.-Mrs. Beta L. Wright and
daughter Elizabeth of Newberry lett
this morning for Greenville after
naving a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. j. K.
IeaveA.-Greenwood 4ndlax5Journal,
18th.
Mrs. Mary FAINT is in Fayetteville
N. c., visiting her daughter, Mrs. e..
w. Holmes.
Miss Genia Wheeler has returned to
her school teaching at Lynchburg, s:
C.. Miss Claudia Wheeler left Wed
nesday to resume her studies at Co
lumbia college.
Miss Marguerite Burns left We'd
nesday for the GreenNille Woman's
college as student from last session.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl T. Julien are
spending a week in Greenwood with
Mrs. Julien's parents.
J. Fred Schumpert, sergeant-at-
arms of the senate, came down from
Newiberry yesterday for short visit
to friends here. Mr.. Schunpert has
been to Miami, Florida, this summer
and talks interestingly of the fishing
in and around the Alligator state as
well as other amusements on the ada
cent islands,-The State, 18th.
Miss Nell Davis orders two more
certificates for her Newberry 1st Sun
beams who have completed Lamp
Lighters, and if they do not earn SIX
ty certificates this year we will be
disappointed, for after looking lnto
their precious little faces last week
and talking to them about our WORK.
and feeling the response in their little
hearts. we know much missionary ma
terial lies there for great lngather-
ing.-Mrs. Hatcher in Sunbeam de-
partment Baptist Courier, 18th.
Miss Pearl West as principal and
Miss Lizzie Griffin as one of the teach
ers are again at their duties IN the
Gross Hill high school.
Messrs. Fred Rodelsperger, Earle
Chandler and Frank Bowers motored
to Greenville Tuesday morning and
returned on Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Mabel Jones has returned to
her studies at the G. w. C..
Hon. Fred Dominick and Walter
Ramseur of Newberry passed through
the city this morning enroute on
severals days fishing trip at White
water.-Duncan Johnson of Newberry
is business visitor in the city today.
-Greenville Index-Journal, 14th.
Mr.. F. A. Schumpert left Thursday
for Greenville to install No. 81 ram
for a cotton mill. The capacity will
be $4,000 gallons water daily at 134
#. elevation.
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