The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-09-06

DR.. White
Mrs. w. V. Faulkner of Saluda is
spending the week here with her Sis
ter, Mrs. J. B. Gregory. She ac-
companied Mrs. Gregory and the
children home, after their visit to Sa-
i luda. Mr.. Faulkner motored to New
berry with them and spent the week
end.
Miss Adele Dunbar has gone to At
lanta, having accepted the position
to which she was elected as a teach
er in the city schools.
Rev. I. E. Long and family re-
turned to Charleston last week after
spending his vacation with relatives
in Newberry.
! Mrs. G. w. Pearson is fixing her
premises ito be in keeping with the
Improvement along Harrington
street. Her place is just across
from where Mr.. H. B. Wells Us over
hauling his unoccupiea cottage and
making big residence out of it and
Mrs. Pearson has had some Of the
fencing on her premises replaced
with neat work. Her daughter, Miss
Mamie, says supplanting the new
fence for the old is the way she has
been spending her vacation-a good
way to spend vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Epting of New
berry have been visitors in the home
of DR.. and Mrs. Wedaman.-Mrs. j.
Ii Walker has returned from visit
to her sister, Mrs. J. E. Smith, at
iNewberry.-Miss Norma Graham of
Leesville has been visiting Miss Hal
lie White.-The Methodists are con-
ducting a series Of meetings. Rev.
Mr.. Brown of Leesville is preaching
at II a. m. and $3.50 p. m.-Johnston
!. cor. Edgefeld Chronicle, 1st.
i Mr.. J. L. Aull and family and Mrs.
IT. @. Boozer motored to Greenwood
lSunday and spent the. day at the home
of their uncle, Mr.. L. B. Aull.
Mr.. Reed Boylston and family took
motor trip to Harris Springs Sun
day afternoon.
;. James Bowers of Atlanta came ov-
, er for brief visit when his little bro
ther Charles returned home last
week.
Miss Pauline Boozer of Columbia
j; is spending the week with relatives
in the city. Her brother, john Hu-
; bert Boozer returned to his home
Sunday after spending two weeks
here.
1 Mrs. j. w. White has just returned
, from the northern markets, fully pre-.
pared to meet the wants and needs
. of the ladies in her beautiful line.
! Mrs. Lila Eddy and son William
and nephew Arthur Fleming spent
the weekend with Mrs. Clarence Mat.
thews.
! Messrs. James and Fred Paysinger
Robert, Joe and James Taylor went
:. to Columbia Sunday to see Mr.. Earle
Taylor, an account of whose loss of
an eye is to be found in another col
umn.
Mr.. Rufus Longshore has beer
transferred from Camp Jackson tc
Bakery No. Z, W. R. G. H., Q. M. G
detachment, Washington, D. C.
Mrs. P. C. Gaillard will return to.
day, Tuesday, from Charlotte, where
she has been visiting her son, Mr.
James Gaillard and family.
Messrs. Robert Miller and Robert
Boozer of Columbia came up, the for
'mer for the weekend, the latter fol
several more days.
Mrs. J. D. Stone and family have
moved from Cline street to the house
in College street lately vacated by
!, I4lS w lChtIS. Hhi. ctllu hI .. S1y Ue
Harris have moved to the Stone
house.
Miss Lois FAINT Of Haltiwanger's
Columbia, spent the weekend II
INewberry with Mrs. R. McC. Holmes
Prof. J. L. Keitt, Jr., principal
INewIberry high school, Miss Marion
Jones, director of girls athletics, New.
berry high school, and Mr.. E. H. Bow.
man, Jr., are members of the ath
letfc coaching school at the University
of South Carolina, now in its second
; week.
Miss Fanny Wardlaw of York is
visiting Miss Carrie Greneker. The
many friends of Miss Wardlaw are
glad to welcome her on her pleasant
visit to her former home city of New,
berry. Her visit recalls the good
!, times when the Wardlaws, the
Mo4toctoe tho Mo1uoLc +ba ol1a,. Sin,,.