The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-03-15
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
PROSPEROUS PROSPERITY
Clubs and Societies and Chapters
Hold Interesting and Instructive
Meetings

Hold Interesting and Instructive
Meetings
Prosperity, March 14.-The March
meeting of the William Lester chap
ter, U. D. c., was held Tuesday after
noon at the town hall. Mrs. j. A.
Price and Miss Edna Fellers were
elected delegates with Mrs. w. j.
Wise and Mrs. T. l.. Shealy alternates
to the Piedmont district conference,
which meets in Union April g Mrs.
A. N. Crosson, as leader, told Of The
historical facts and events of the
four.Ging and growth of Savannah;
Mrs. e. w. Harmon rendered an IL
strumental solo, Southern: Melodies;
Mrs. j. A Price gave a selection On
the life Of Sidney Lanier; the reading
Of the Snng of the Cha+tahcochee ny
Miss Ethel Saner close the meeting.
Miss Josie Griffin entertained a few
fr:cl:tis at bridge THURSDAY cvrnl:E
a: the ::ome of DR. al: Mrs. e.. |.
lWyche. The living room where the
SPIRITED game was played. WIS a.a9m
W., lo:ely flowers, s?r r;s early "i'
fering predominating among them'
After the game delicious refresh
ments were served.
Miss Goode Burton was hostess
to the Literary sorosis FridaJ afler-
noon. State Problems was the sub
iect discussed. Education, church
and state, was handled my Miss
Goode Burton in her usual pleasing
manner; Public Funds was discussed
by Mrs. r. A. Dominick; paper on
Public Welfare was read by Mrs. u.
W.. Harmon The hostess, assisted
by Miss Josie Griffin, served tempt
ing ice course
The March meeting of the James
D. Nance Children of Confederacy
was held Saturday afternoon with
Little Miss Mary Littlejohn vas hos
tess. Coward Christian Soldiers
was sung by the chapter: The chapter
is presenting Southern Women in
War Time" to the school library for
the benefit of the children of the Con-
federacy. The life of Gen. }. E.
johnson was given by Miss Helen
Bedenbaugh; Heroine Of the Sixties
was read by Miss Grace Wheeler; the
singing of America closed the pro-
gram. During the social hour the
hostess assisted BY Phoebe Singley,
served. ice cream and waters. ~
Aid society of Grace Lutheran
Wa give an egg hunt on Saturday,
afarsh ssth at A p. m. Il the cllff-
drsMefSother denominatieIls are
ea fekets will DE on sale, the week
Of the hunt which will eost;18e:s
The Missionary society Sf Grace
ehaseh meets Friday afternoon at.
o'SSg with Mrs. e, l.. Shealy.@
Tfie Missionary society ofthe&Bap-
tist church will meet Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. G.. L. Robinson.
The Mission study class of Grace
church will convene Tuesday after,
aesaas the home OF. Mrs. Laura :Wisss.
The Democratic primary election
for mayor was held Tuesday. DR.. @:
B. Simpson and DR.. C. T.<Wyche are
III. the second race for mayor. =
]. A. Sease and j. A. Dominick
were elected wardens while L. A,
Black, H. L. Shealy, P. C. Singley,
J. A. C. Kibler will be in the second
primary which will be held Tuesday,
March Is.
Messrs. Frank and Boyd Robinson
of Columbia have been visiting their
brother, G. L. Robinson.
Sheldon Todd of Greenville spent
the weekend with his mother at the
home of G. F. Hunter.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Tompkins OF
Newaerry have been visiting Mrs. Il.
H. Hunt.
Rev. A. P Turner Of Landrun
preached at the Baptist church Sun
day.
Mrs. G. L. Robinson has returned
from Orangeburg.
Mrs. B. B. Schumpert spent Sun
day with Mrs. A. H. Kohn of Colum-
bia
Miss Blanche Rawl has returned
to Columbia after an extended visit
to her sister, Mrs. Olin Bo'bb.
Henry Quattlebaum has, accepted
a position in Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Caughman and
Miss Lena Lester of Columbia are
guests Of Mrs. Rosa Lester.
Misses Chloe and Eula Eptlng are
epa,dinu q few davS in Little Noun