The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-02-18
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.


Mr.. Samuel Mills, charged with SELL
| ing whiskey, came up for trial at an
extra session of the court on Tues
dav night, before the following jury
j. D. Wicker, H. w. Schumpert, W.
A. Wherry, R. H. Wright, Q. S. Co.
rec and ]. B. Walton, with Mr.. E. j.
Green representing the defendant
and Mr.. n. ". Workman appearing
for the city in the absence Of City
Attorney J. B. Hunter. The accused
was found guilty and sentenced to a
fine of S10O or service of 80 days.
The case was appealed and Mr.. Mills
is out on a $500 bond.
Those interested will bear in mind
the civil service examination for
clerk-carrier at the post Office March
5th.
To be repeated Tuesday, following
Mondays performance, Passion
featuring Pola Negri, celebrated ar
tist in celebrated picture play.
Newberry was represented at the
race conference in Columbia this
week by T. A., G. C. and ]. B. Will
Iliams and VIM. Wallace.
DR.. Geo. 3. Cromer will deliver an
address at the Lutheran Church of the
Redeemer Sunday afternoon at 6
O'Clock, closing the week of prayer
and self-denial. Ladies will please
bring their self-denial offering.
There died in Asheville on We'd
nesday well-known colored woman
of Newberry, Amelia Satterwhite,
wife cf Aleck Satterwhite and mo-
ther of Malcolm Lessesne's wife.
Her body was brought home for bur-
ial Thursday afternoon. Thirty years
of her'life were spent in the home of
Mr.. F. z. Wilson and family.
The boy that stole Irwin Gregory's
S. football had better return it II ne
knows what's coming to him should
he keep it.
It's nice for people living on the
rural routes to remember carrier
at a birthday dinner. Mr.. Glenn Ri
kard was so years old the other day,
but he was not too old to give Car
rier Tom E. Wicker some of the cake,
etc.
Two young men, Messrs. W. II.
Lloyd and VIM. J. Eyre, tree repair
ers, were before the recorder We'd
nesday charged with injuring proper
tv of the town. They demanded
iurv, which was as follows: P. D.
johnson, T. P. johnson, Mex. Hutch
inson, G. L. Epps and E. M. Schum-
pert. City Mail Carrier j. 7. Gro
mer was excused from serving. Df.
Geo. B. Cromer defended the tree
repairers and the jury cleared them
of the charge.
The Joint council of Bethlehem
pastorate will meet at the parsonage
on Tuesday afternoon at O'CLOCK.
A full attendance is requested.
There were some good points in the
"Listen Lester" show Monday night.
The entertainers were long on dane
ING but short on singing. Some few
smacked of the vulgar, but the better
part of the comedy was amusing and
enjoyable. Gus Shy was whole
show by himself, but had excellent
help in Lester, the porter, and sever
al others, especially the widow and
the sweetheart. The accordion play
er was fine.
In another column of this paper Is
an account of the death of Mrs. Har-
riet Godfrey of Chera,w. She was
the mother of Miss Carolina Godfrey,
whose tragic death in Newberry sew
eral years ago cast a gloom over the
entire community, filing all hearts
with sadness at the sudden ending OF
a beautiful young life.
As next Tuesday will be observed
as Washington's birthday the banks
of the city will be closed.
A correspondent in the Associate
Reformed Presbyterian of this week
gives an account of a supper at the
New Albany hotel. The POSTMASTER
gave a brief history OF the church
and Sabbath school, referring to tine
excellent work Of the first pastor OF
the congregation, Dr.. John ". Car
son. now of Newberry, S. c.
Many people in Newberry think
DR.. Freed will accept the call to the