The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-04-22
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

1t has been some time since april
fool" day, but all the same it will be
"April Foor' at the opera house Sat-
Iurday with that very funny man,
Lloyd Hamilton in the comedy.
If you need more of those fine
|Pondoroso, Stone and Globe tomato
plants, call on ]. B. Walton, who has
them for sale at very reasonable
jprices.
1t has ''come home to us" at last.
We have been mentioning the paint
ing and repainting Of residence hous-
es, and now Messrs. Frank P. De-
Wore and Ben M. Dennis are likewise
putting in order the Wright cottage
in Harrington street jointly rented
by the Newberry postmaster and The
Herald and News reporter. All you
who pass by take look and see if the
little abode is not pretty in its new
white dress with suitable trimmings as
it snugly nestles back from the friend
ly road and modestly stands near the
shadows of it's more imposing sur
roundirgs in the agreeable neighbor;-
hood.
There will be preaching at Morris
church at Chappells next Sunday af-
te-noon at 4 o'clock by the pastor,
the Rev. A. H. Key.
There will be dance and an ice
cream festival at Ruthrford school
house next Friday night. The public
is invited to attend.
We are glad to have the Green
wood Irdex-Journal come to this Of
fee again. 1t is one of our most val
ued exchanges and has been missed
here for. some time.
You will see "It's a Great Life" at
the opera house Friday, by an all
star cast.
There will be talk made to the
Methodist Sunday school at Silver
street next Sunday by DR.. j. D. NC
/ Meekin of WinnsbQro.
/ Newberry did the Citadel up at the
baseball game here on Tuesday after
noon in sending the Charleston boys
down to signal defeat by the score OF
5fto 0. Wonder if the visitors will
ever recover from the awful blow.
The list of pensioners is published
in this issue. All prisoners so years
i OF more old are placed automatically
in Glass A, and as soon as pension
! er reaches the age of 80 years he is
placed in the top class. In case OF the
death of a veteran listed since the
roll was made up, the money goes to
the widow.
"Just Out of College" will be the
picture showing Jack Pickford Mon
! day.
We have the very pleasant an
nouncement to make, one which we
know the ladies will be pleased with.
The Herald and News has received
the promise of young lady to write
the social news of the city. People
are always saying that the one thing
this newspaper lacks is society
column. Now we will have these
events handled with satisfaction If
those interested will ring phone 10
and call for Miss Hortense Woodson
who will take pleasure in jotting down
data and writing all about the charm
ing functions. We want this news,
so let the ladies take notice. Be
prompt in sending Miss Woodson all
items of a social nature: parties,
dances, weddings, etc. Send word for
advance notices of the same as well
as word of their successful termlnaA
ton. Just phone her the facts; she
will do the rest.
DR.. David NJ. Ramsey, president OF
C. W. C. at Greenville will preach at
West End Baptist church Sunday
April "a at II o'clock in the morning
and 1850 in the evening. The public
is invited to be present.
The chautauqua is being well at
tended and the crowds are enjoying
the varied features of the entertain
ing program. The season is an as.
sured success and the chautauqua will
"come again. next year. AS their.
share of the proceeds from the sale
of tickets the ladies of Calvin Croz!er
chapter, up to Wednesday noon had
realized S162.
The distressing news of the death
of Mr.. E. P. Morrissette, Jr., was
shock to the people of this commun-
ity. On Wednesday morning at his
home in Atlanta, Mr.. Morrissette re-