The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-04-26
PURELY PERSONAL,
The Movements Of Many People,
Newberrians and Those Who
Visit Newberry.


Visit Newberry.
Miss Kate Porter was a Sunday
visitor in Greenwood.-Mr. and Mrs.
GIL. Clamp of Newberry and Mr.. and
Mrs. R. C. Longshore of Union spent
Sunday with the Misses Boozer.-
Clinton Chronicle, 21st.,
: Mr.. and Mrs. Bedenbaugh and baby
of Pomaria are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. p Lipscomb.-Miss Virginia
Parish, home demonstration agent of
Newberry county, was the weekend
guest of Miss jamie Roberts and met
a%number of our young people at a
delightful tea Saturday evening"
Ninety-Sx cor. Greenwood Index
journal, 21st.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Sigh Of Dyson
are visiting Mrs. Eunice Glasgow on
East avenue.-Mrs. C. G. McWhirter
of Jonesville is the guest Of Mrs. Eu-
nice, Glasgow.-Mrs. j. G. jenkins
went to Newberry this morning where
she has been called on account of the
serious illness Of friend, Mrs. Julia
Brown.-Greenwood Endex-Journal.
21st.
3 Misses Josephine Boozer and Grace
Summer of Newberry and Lillian
Scurry Of Chappells, for the degree
Of B. A., will graduate and receive
their diplomas at the commencement
exercises of the Chicora College for
Women next month.
Messrs. w. F. Nettles, w. r. zemp,
John T. Goodale and G.. d. Yates,
leading and prominent Masons, re-
turning to Camden from the meeting
in Newberry, "spoke in glowing terms
of the charming hospitality of New
berry" says the Chronicle, also quot
ing that setwo banquets were given,
the ladies Of Newberry lending their
presence to the occasions, and every
other courtesy extended them"
sDr. D. NJ. Crosson of Leesville was
elected vice president Of the South
Carolina Medical association at the
meeting in Columbia last week.
Mr.. VIM. R. Parks has received no
tee Of his regular appointment as
railway mail clerk on train between
Florence and Augusta.
Dr.. C. A. Freed left for Newberry
yesterday to become pastor OF the
Church Of the Redeemer- The popular
minister leaves Columbia with the
best wishes of hundreds OF admirers.
The State, 22nd.
Mr.. Rufus Turner,of Hopkins spent
several days the past week in New
berry with his sister, Mrs. ]: T. Moon.
mrs. Leo Wright of, Anderson spent
last week here with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. F. W. Higgins. sss
Miss Elizabeth Bishop, the little
7 daughter Of Mr. and, Mrs. George
Bishop, won first place, in the doll
carriage parade at, Greenwood Thurs
day, and at the First Baptist church
ii that city Thursday. another former
/ Newberrian, Mr.. Js r. Leayen, was on
the program for a reading.
Il. Mrs. Guy Brown arriged from
Tenefly, N. J., Friday.
afr. Barney L. Jones, another alb
sent Newberrian, was in the city Sat
urday, visiting his sisters.
DR.. E. II. Bowman returned last
week, accompanied by his daughter,
Mrs. E. P. Morrissette, Jr. The many
friends of ssMiss Woodie," as every
one loves afectionately to call her,
are sympathizing very deeply with her
in her great grief at the untimely
death of Mr.. Morrissette.
Mr.. j. H. West is another good cit
izen, filling acceptably a position as
president Of the Newberry Security,
/. = 8 ~.
Loan and Investment company.
Miss Alice Hare of Fargo, North
Dakota, Is visiting Mrs. w. w. Gro
mer.
J, rs Mr.. Holland Sigh has returned
from weekend visit to his sister at
Mccormick, after attending picnic
Saturday at Godsey and visiting rel
atives there.
Miss Bess Herbert and her bro
ther, Mr.. John Herbert, spent Sunday
with relatives at the home Of DR.. A.
y. Bowers.
Mrs. C. j. Dunstan and little
Claude, Jr., after visiting her parents
in Greenwood, ON her way home IN
Columbia spent Saturday night here
with her sister, Mrs. c. 7. Julien.
Mrs. j. L Daniel has returned from
visit to Columbia.