The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-08-23
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

! Where are Cne SlSllS VI Hdiu IliiieS
we hear people talking about? We
fsee houses lighted up nightly for
frook parties, hundreds of automo-
biles going and coming, entertain
ments of various kinds always on
hand. baseball and other games wit
messed by crowds all during the
week, and so on. Who are the ones
suffering from hard times and pella-
gra? Not in Newberry, by appear
ances. Must be over in Europe
where people are starving to death
and dying by the thousands from 9TH
er causes, while we. live in ease and
still, cry hard times. !
Hamilton Revelle, who will long
be remembered for his portrayal of
fthe Wazir Mansur in support of Otis
Skinner in "Kismet,' appears in
Good Women" Wednesday.
In the write-up of the change IN
the management of the Southern
Cotton Oil company here there was
no mention made of Mr.. Richard e..
Floyd. AS this may have been mis-
understood it may be we'll to state
that there was no change in his po-
sition. We can safely say, as all
know, that Dick Floyd is ''all right. D
We were short of carriers in The
Herald and News office Friday. Jas.
Boylston and Claude Cromer off on
visits while Cyril Hutchinson was
sick from having undergone opera
ton for removal of adenoids and
| tonsils.
Thousands, yea, tens of thousands
! and then some, drink cocs--> la, lots
If those thousands in Newberry; so
it must be good, although, some peo-
ple do not indulge. Frank Paysing-
er, popularly known as Cookie" "
handles immense quantities of this
Irink in distributing it to the thirsty
public. He in position to drink
all he wants; that is, if he wants 1T.
But this is just a little free ad for
aim as one of the distributors OF
,oca-cola. What we started out to
saw is that Cookie" has another little
girl baby in his home, since Friday
morning.
There was an error in the figures
of Item No. $50 in the report of the
highway commission as printed in
The Herald and News OF Tuesday. II.
&c. Holloway, atty, per. roads, was
put down with $2,001.64, when it
should have been $201.64.
Wonder if there'll be much of a
crowd on the excursion to Charles
ton? See if the cry of hard times
with harder to come, they say, Will
have anything to do with it.
In all this talk of boil weevils some
farmers say they are not troubled
with them. It may be that they are
l:Ae Mr.. H. H. Abrams was. For 4
while he didn't think he had any,
e:.her, unit! he discovered them m MS
grown bolls. The boil weevils are
here, bad now with the worst yet to
come.
Say, l wonder who that "Sweet
Peach is that writes Red Row news.
Brown Eyes in Mccormick Messen-
ger. With Crab Apple, Blu Bird,
Nobody's Darling, and the like the
readers of the Messenger manage to
while away the time.
Used to be horse swapping times.
In Easley they have arranged to have
an auto swapping time for three days
next Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday. This is something new,
under the SUM-" Wouldn't be sur
prised to see such in Newberry.
See it again, or once if you haven't
seen it-"A Tale of Two Worlds" at
the opera house tonight, Monday. All
stars with Wallace Berry.
In the last report of the state high
way commission that document says:
"The commission also recommended
the work of T. P. Richardson, patrol
man on the section of road between
Prosperity and Little Mountain. Mr..
Richardson has shown marked in
terest in this work and has greatly
improved the road since he has been
in charge of it.
fan broke bench.
A tale of man who makes him.
self worthy of the woman he desires
to marry. Such is Earl Williams in
"The Silver Car" to be shown Thurs
day.
One of the electric fans at the
West End Baptist church fell last
Wednesday night after prayer meet
ling. Fortunately those of the con-