The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-10-07
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

Ground is being broken, and brick
already hauled, for the new building
on the high cshool lot, Harrington
sreet side.
There will be preaching at Clayton
Memorial church Sunday mtrning at
1880, and Sunday night at 7:45.
The morning service will be a COM
munion service. All are invited to
attend.
New cotton, spared by the weevils,
or at least escaping the boil destroy
ers keeps coming in, but not near so
fast and numerous as formerly.
Mimnaugh's is growing so exten-
sively the entire millinery department
had to be moved up stairs to make
room for more goods to satisfy the
increased demand, and the millinery
display is in keeping with the hand
some place fitted up for it. Ladies,
.go right straight up stairs.
The death recorded in this issue
makes only the second to occur here
in over two months. This is a fine
mortality record for the city of New
berry.
Alice Joyce will be shown in ''The
'Scarb Ring" at the opera house Mon
day.
Be sure to see the pageant by home
talent at the opera house Sunday
night. 1t will be shown at Little
Mountain Saturday afternoon at 5
o'clock.
Among the football results of late
games were several accidents, among
which Captain Young of Erskine suf-
.fered dislocated shoulder blade and
Captain Gressette of Carolina severe
ly wrenched his ankle, while Julian
Ellis, 14-year-old boy, sustained a
broken leg on the grounds of the
graded school in Abbeville while
practicing.
The frost on the pumpkin this
morning and the crisp, bracing atmos-
phere makes one shake off the laziness
of the very hot Indian summer. The
Edgefeld Advertiser thus expresses
our thoughts.
Seeing Miss Berrie, home demon
stration agent, alight from her car
Wednesday afternoon at the door OF
the chamber of commerce we saw that
she was unloading a lot of beautiful
goods-jars of. fruit, preserves and
pickles. They Cooked good to me. .
And she has on hand II pounds Of
good dried apples. See Miss Berrie
by all means.
The IS posts for the white way
have arrived, but the glassware hasn't
come. AS soon as it reaches its des-
tination the way will be provided, and
the plan that was proposed before
the world war, but interrupted by the
war, will be carried into effect, max
i ing Newberry zone of the prettiest
towns that can be found in the state. ,
When the sidewalk paving is com,
pleted, one of the best improvements
in the whole business will be that part
of it from the corner of DR.. Weeks
residence to the College street corner
The hill is being 'toned" down. The
sslittle triangle around the bend al
| the residence of Mr.. Frank P. De
! Wore will be prettier place than il
now is.
The time is short. Don't delay in
sending in old clothing to the court
house for the suffering people OF
Europe.
The Calendar society Of Contra
Methodist church will meet Monday
October 9, at 4 O'Clock at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Frank DeVore, witt
Mrs. Oscar Peterson and Mrs. j. D
Wheeler associate hostesses.
Charles Ray will be in 'Midnigh'
Belle" at the opera house Friday.
And what so beautiful as an Octo
Der morning just before sunrise, with
the crescent moon and the plane
Venus adorning the eastern sky?-
Anderson Tribune. Now you sale
something, although many people
won't see it.
The cotton grader for the distric
i-Newberry, Lexington and Richlant
counties-is Mr.. R. J. Roneycutt o:
Columbia.
The Herald and News is Away
saving something that creates dis
cussion.
Several persons saw frost in low
places Wednesday morning.
Observing one of the laundry truck
of the Newberry Sanitary Cleaning