The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-05-10
PURELY PERSONAL.
The Movements Of Many People,
Newberrians and Those Who
Visit Newberry.

y. I, 10 WISH lIISle ulIll1 SCAlNHS' So
ing thence to Belwood, n. c., to a
birthday dinner in honor of Mr..
Prices mother, Mrs. W. P. Price.
Mr.. McKendree Barr of Leesville
has been commissioned as a notary
public.
Dr.. A. J. Bowers made a stirring
speech on facing the times and push
ing forward under present conditions.
From the Greenwood Index-Jour-
nails account of kiwanis luncheon
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. n. P. McIlwain has returned
from a two weeks visit to her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Forrest Lonlinick, in New
berry.-Mr. and Mrs. Mcdonald and
children spent Saturday night and
Sunday with relatives at Newberry.-
Hodges cor. Greenwood Index-Jour-
nal, 9Th.
Mr.. C. A. Bowman came up Thurs
day, returning on Friday to Colum-
bia He brought the welcome news
that Mrs. Bowman was improving and
hoped to be home in week or two.
Cadet Lawrence Hardeman of the
Citadel academy, Charleston, spent
the weekend in Newberry with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Harde-
man.
Dr.. Thomas Rivers returned to
Newberry this morning after short
visit to his mother, Mrs. T. E. Rivers.
Greenwood Index-Journal, 5th.
A. H. Shealy and family of Little
Mountain spent Sunday with H. L.
Kempson and family. P. Dyer and
sister, Miss Alice, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Aull of near
Dyson. Mrs. Aull is quite i'll at this
writing. DR. and Mrs. R. L. Luther
of Prosperity spent last Wednesday
with their daughter, Mrs George S.
Bearden.-Saluda Standard, 5th.
S. T. Hallman, D. D., is the oldest
living alumnus of the Southern Luth-
eran Theological seminary. On April
II he preached stirring sermon in
Woman's Memorial church, Spartan
burg, S. c., on the Rise and Progress
of the Reformation. A synopsis of
the sermon filled a column <on the
front page of Mondays Spartanburg
Journal. The Ministerial association
of Spartanburg. of which DIR. Hallnnan
is president, is opposing the organiza-
ton of a lodge of the Ku KluX Klan
in that .city.-The Lutheran.
The Rev. E. D. Kerr, who has been
acting as instructor in the Hebrew
language department, was made full
professor of Hebrew language by the
board at the session yesterday.-From
The States report of the meeting in
Columbia Thursday of the board of
trustees of the Columbia Theological
seminary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Derrill Smith are the
happy parents of another fine one,
little daughter, dating from early
Friday morning.
Col. and Mrs. E. H. Aull were made
happy Thursday morning by the arri-
val at their home of another fine spec
linen of Young America, and there
will therefore be three American boys
to enjoy the country among numer-
Gus friends. If only old III could be
put back in commission.
State Sunday School Secretary
Watts, in the last issue of the Baptist
Courier, writes: "The writer spent
Sunday, April oath, with the First
church, Newberry, at which time he
conferred with tthe sbuilding commit
tee which has in hand the matter of
erecting new and commodious Sun
Udy SCIOOi pIdill. 11S e11SO NOAlASiiSo
with Chairman I. H. Hunt of the
State Laymen's movement relative to
the laymen's meeting in connection
with the summer assembly. Fuller
information relative to the laymen's
meeting plans will be given soor."
Messrs. Haskell Wright, L. W.
Floyd, Bob Lewie, Joe Feagle, Jas.
G. Brown, Owen and Nick Holmes
returned Friday night from big
"fsh nunt" on the Edisto in Colleton
county, having left home on the pre-
vious Monday for the trip. They had
an enjoyable time and had fish
a-plenty, Notwithstanding the chilli
ness of the weathr. Just before get
ting ready to mention this we were
reading the Baptist Courier, a good
authority on water, and came across
a short article on FISHERMEN" from
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