The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-10-28
PURELY PERSONAL,
The Movements of Many People,
Newberrians and Those Who
Visit Newberry.

county agent L. W. MILLS - 3I4ii
gathering prizes on corn. At the state
fair. as recorded in Wednesdays S
State, he won first for ten ears Of any
other one cared corn, together with
stalk having ears attached; and Mr..
Arthur H. Counts, also of Prosperity,
drew first prize for .one-half bushel Of
soft wheat, any variety.
DR.. J. W. Carson began a meeting
at Villa Heights, n. c., on the Gath
instant, to continue one week. -Four
PRAYER meetings one night were held
preparatory to the meeting.-Asso-
ciate Reformed Presbyterian, 2Gth.
Mr.. Arthur McGee of near Honea
Path, who mysteriously disappeared
while on his way home circus day, has
not been located. Searchers are still
looking for the missing man. A re-
port that he had been seen IN New
berry proved false.-Anderson Mail,
25th-21 years ago.
DR.. Carson was present IN the IN
terest of the Forward Movement and
made a strong plea in favor OF sus-
tanned in behalf Of the movement an
til it is completed.-From the Asso-
ciate Reformed Presbyterian's report
of the recent meeting Of the Catawba
nreshvterv at Unity, Lancaster coun-
ty.
Mr.. Hiram Speers received letter
on Tuesday from his brother, Mr..
Coppock Speers of the New York
Times, stating that ne had gone to
Birmingham with President Harding.
It is something else'' to be travelling
on special missions with the presiden-
tial party.
Miss Margherita Matthews paid a
weekend visit to her parents in New
berry.-Dr. and Mrs. D. E. Jeffcoat
have with them for a visit Miss Lillian
Price of Leesville.-Greenwood In
dex-J oath.
Messrs. Frank C. Davis, J. T. Nc
Crackin, Elmore Suber, |. NJ. Smith,
Jacob w. Warner and John E. Her
bert, you committee on the proposed
creamery, we hope to hear good news
from you, and soon.
Messrss Jacob P. Long, W. Il.
Folk and NJ. N. Satterwhite have
been drawn as first week jurors for
the Anderson term of the federal
court convening the 22nd instant;
Mr.. W. T. Buford for second week
and Mr.. B. J. Proctor Of Dyson as
grand juror.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Baker and chill
dren have returned to Newberry after
spending several days with the for
mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. K. Baker.
W. C. Keith of Chappells spent yes
terdav in town.-Greenwood Index
l. Journal, 25th-
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellesor Adams have
: moved from the home of Mr.. McHar-
DIV Mower and family and are now oc-
cupying rooms at Mrs. O. L. Schum-
pert's home vacated by Mr.. Luther
Oxner and family who have moved to
their new home in Summer street.
In Mrs. J. A. CaldwelPs advertise
ment of her lovely flowers last week
her phone number was inadvertently
given as 202. It should have been
26O2. Everybody knows that Mrs.
: Caldwell has magnificent specimens.
If in search of these flowers, which
"are in their glory now,' remember
the corrected number and phone Mrs.
Caldwell. Or Hal will attend to II
for YOU at 'The New Book Store"
Rev. E. V. Babb and Messrs. G. W,
Summer, l. H. Hunt and B. L. Dorrity
motored to Greenville Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thad McCrackin now
have two boys and two girls IN their
home, the new member Of the house
hold being E'the other girP' this week
AS Thad has thereby added to the
population of Newberry we hope he
will push the other members of the
creamery committee and make haste
to establish that institution here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Clamp have start
cd ont in life this week with little
boy. and are now experiencing the
pleasure and happiness of owning a
little son of their own. "What IS
home without a baby?' What Is
prettier in life than young couple
with The first baby?
Miss Pearle West spent last week
end with home folks in Newoerry.-
Cross Hill cor. Laurens Advertiser.
DR.. and Mrs. C. B. Mills and little
C. B., Jr., of Gross Hill visited Mr
and Mrs. R. z. Mills and other rela'
tives this week.