The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-08-09

y. Sheppard, waiter Mays ana rain
A. Adams. The alternates are: AL
drich Cheatham, Rainsford Cantelou
Claude Harris, Victor Daitch and w.
H. Brunson.-Edgefeld Chronicle.
Rev. and Mrs. H. w. Whitaker of
Dorchester are visiting his son, AL
derman H. D. Whitaker, and other
relatives.
Mr.. Robert ("Pete'O Boozer of Co.
| lambda came up the weekend for an
other of his little visits to "his old
home town.
DR.. John B. Settler, commander OF
the American Legion of Newberry:
and Mr.. Ferd F. Scurry, adjutant OF
the post, have received "cltatlon
for meritorious service" signed by
G. H. Mahon, Jr., and counterslgned
| by w. R. Watkins, respectively de-
partment commander and adjutant OF
the Legion, Greenville. This is fine
and we are pleased to see it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph G. Holland
motored to Columbia last week to
carry Mrs. John X. Aull and julia
Virginia Aull, who had been spending
the month with Edgefeld relatives
Edeefeld Chronicle, 4. Mr.. Aull ano
his family spent the weekend IN New
berry at the home Of his father Col.
E. H. Aull.
Carlton Coleman has returned to
his home in Chappells after spending
some time in the city.-Greenwood
IIndex-J ournal, 9Th.
Miss Pearl Dickert of Columbia IS
visiting Miss Gladys Mcdowell.
.Messrs. Thomas Graham and Ben
ME Wicker spent Sunday in Charles
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r. Wright compli-
mented their two young guests, MISS
es Elizabeth Wright of Newberry and
/ Marion Marshall of Columbia, with a
party Of fifty on Saturday evening
Progressive conversation was the
pleasure. An ice course with cake
was served:-Johnston cor. Edgeheld
Chronicle, 4th.
Mr.. C. P. Mcdaniel, for the past
wear secretary of the Camden cham
:ber of commerce, will arrive here on
| the 18th instant to take charge as
secretary of the Newberry chamber
/ of commerce. The board of directors
! feel that they have been fortunate IN
getting Secretary Mcdaniel, who
comes highly recommended.
Mr.. J.-Lawson Goggans of Dallas,
Texas, will arrive this week to join
his family here.
| Miss Genia Wheeler has returned
from Brevard and Gafney.
Mrs. j. D. Wheeler and Mrs. ). L.
Daniel have gone to Saiuoa' ~ 0'
for few weeks stay.
| Mrs. j. w. White left Monday for
Baltimore and New York, to buy
goods and will be gone three weeks.
Mr.. VIM. C. Ewart of Charlotte, on
his return home from Atlantic City,
where he had been spending his vaca-
ton, stopped over in Newberry with
his father from Saturday afternoon
until Tuesday afternoon.
RS. H. T. Long has returned from
+ the Baptist hospital improved IN
health, her many friends will be glad
to know.
Miss Mary Banks and Mr.. Harvey
Sutherland left on the Cannon Ball
Saturday night for Columbia, on a
visit to his brother, to get married.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Sheely went to
Pomara Friday night and on Satur-
day morning at 10 o'clock, at st.
Paul's Lutheran church, the funeral
of Mr.. Sheely's nephew, Clyde Sheely,
i16 years old, who died at the Ce'um-
bia hospital on Friday morning at 5
io'clock. He had been operated upon
Wednesday evening at 6 O'Clock for
appendicitis, when peritonitis set IN,
oo,,e;,,r b;c Soo+b
Mr.. Tom Smith of Memphis, Tenn,
/ is visiting his sister, Mrs. T. P. Ad-
ans, at Blairs.
Mr.. Ned Purcell has had material
hauled for the building of, his own
home near his fathers residence.
DR.. and Mrs. D. W. Daniel and
daughter, Miss Evelyn, and Prof. and
Mrs. Burr H. Johnstone of Clemson
motored to Newberry Saturday, DR..
Daniel to make his address as an
nounced and Prof. Johnstone to see
his blind brother, DR.. Ted Johnstone.
Prof. and Mrs. Johnstone remained
until Sunday.
Nv opN Mrs C1aranoa Ranne-