The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-03-15
PURELY PERSONAL,
The Movements of Many People,
Nswberrians and Those Who
Visit Newberry.

Visit Newberry.
Mr.. Russell Tidmarsh has returned
from an extended visit to Asheville.
Miss Estelle Bowers, Miss Mae Da-
Wis, Postmaster A. J. Bowers, Jr., Mr..
Holland Sigh and Mr.. Nicely Cromer,
took motor trip Sunday morning.
Leaving Miss Davis at Godsey to
spend the day with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. A. Davis, the party pro-
ceeded to Greenwood for the day.
Mrs. o. Wells, Mrs. H. B. Wells,
Miss Mamie Cline, George Rodels-
perger and Burton Wells motored to
Easley on Sunday. The boys left the
ladies there while they went on to
Greenville to visit their special
friends. Ali returned on Monday.
Miss Rosaie Sunmec of Newberry
is visiting her ~'ster, Mrs. j. W. Hal
tiwanger in Gibbes court.-The State.
Mrs. C.. A. Renneker and little
daughter have returned to Orange
burg after visiting her father, Mr..
Jas. A. Burton, and her sister in New
berry.
Mrs. j. L. Holloway and three
children of Chappells spent Sunday
at the home of her cousin, Mr. JOS. r..
Hunter.
Mr.. C. C. Marchman Of Atlanta,
representing the American Purchas-
ing company, purchasing agents for
the consumers store, is in the city
{ with a view of having one of these
stores here This is q reliable con-
cern, Former Governor Cats OF
Floriad being president of the COM
pany. 1t will be a good thing for
NeMberry in helping the cost Of liv-
ing. Confer with Mr.. :Marchnan and
seize the opportunity Of getting some
thing worth while.
Our friend, Rev. Amos Clary, so
much loved in South Carolina, is now
pastor of the Baptist church Of Mar
shall, N. c., and is. the editorial writ
er for the News-Record of that place.
He9can be counted upon to be on the
right side of every question. -Bap-
tist Courier.
Miss Mary Livingstone returned
from Ninety-Six last week.
i Mr.. o. A. Lominick spent the week
) end in Abbeyille again.
Mrs. A. J Bowers Of Greenwood
was among those from distance. at
tending the funeral of Col George
Johnstone ON Thursday. .ss
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Ciary have
had boy added to the home circle.
He viii be a week old next Thursday
night. 81
Miss Estelle Bowers has moved to
Greenwood to live with her father
and mother, DR.. and Mrs. AID. Bow
ers, having resigned her position as
general delivery clerk at, the postof-
fee, effective March Is, instant. She
! is taking several days accumulated
vacation. During her vacation her
place will be filed by the senior SUBJ
stitute clerk, Miss Sadie Bowers, who
win be promoted to regular clerk, eff
fective the 18th instant. While ever
so many people will regret to lose
Miss Estelle, who is naturally and
genuiney popular, they will with the
same hearts, welcome and cherish her
sisters return to Newberry.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Price will soon
have a home of their own in Caldwell
street, the building Of which is now
going on under the supervisor OF Con-
tractor E. T. Mayer.
Mr.. Robert ("Pete") Boozer of
Columbia, spent the weekend in New
berry with the honefolk.
Miss Pearl Hamm of Silverstreet
spent the weekend in the city with
Miss Vera Derrick. Miss Hamm, who
has been living with Mrs. Ewell
Floyd, is now staying with her uncle,
Mr.. o. W. Long, who brings her each
morning to the Newberry Business
school.
Miss Bessie Hunter of Trinity col
lege spent the weekend in Newberry
with her cousin, Miss Clara Bowers.
Mrs. Eugene Summer was called to
Tampa, Fla, Saturday night. Her
little 7-year old brother, Johnnie
Crandall, died in the Tampa hospital
on Sunday morning at 5 o'clock, from
internal injuries he received two Sun
days before, when he was run over
by an automobile, which also broke
his arm. This will be sad news to the
many friends of the family, the little