The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-10-25
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
PROSPEROUS PROSPERITY
Death of Aged Ma.ron-Gcod Work
of Community League for Schcol
Mrs. Leonard Speaks.

Elizabeth Singlay died Friday after
lingering iilGess at the home of her
son, j. J. Siagley, and was buried
Saturday afternoon in St. PaGIs
churchyard, her pastor, Rev. S. T..
Koon, conducting the services. Mrs.
Singley was II years of age and al
though her death was not unexpected
it has been the cause Of sincere sor-
row to her many relatives and friends.
She is survived by two sons, j. D..
Singley of Prosperity, Edward Sing
ley of Columbia, one daughter, Mrs.
Pirckney Lorick of Irmo, two sisters,
Mrs. N. B. Bedenbaugh of Prosper
ity, and Mrs. Mary Lorick Of lrmo,
and one brother, Prof. S. j. Derrick
of Newberry college.
The Parent-Teachers association
had with them at the meeting Tues
day Col. E. H. Aull, county superin-
tendent and Miss Matte Thomas,
state organizer of school community
leagues. Mrs. Quattlebaum was in
charge of the meeting and after an
interesting program given by the little
tots of the second grade, Supt. Aull
and Miss Thomas talked. The asso-
citation voted to change the name to
the Prosperity Community League
and will affiliate with the state school
organizations. Superintendent Aull
and Miss Thomas were shown by the
Rrge attendance of patrons that the
people of Prosperity appreciate the
work being done by the state and
county educators. +.
V. E. Kohn left Saturday for the
state fair at Columbia where he has
81 fine Hampshire hogs on exhibition.
Mr.. Kohn owns the grand champlon.
of National Swine show, this hog is
also sire of last years grand champl-
on of National Swine show. Last
wear Mr.. Kohn brought a number
of blue ribbons home, and this year
he hopes to lead.
J. W. Warner, the chicken raiser,
has sent some of his fine birds to the
fair.
Mrs. G. C. Leonard, missionary to
Afr;c.. who ret,1rns soon for her post
of duty, addressed the Young Peo-
tple's society of Grace church Sunday
afternoon.
The brotherhood of Grace church
had the pleasure of hearing Prof. }.
C. Kinard of Newberry college Sun
day evening.
"On Friday night before Halloween
The Lutheran society will be seen;
AS our guests come know your fate,
Be at the town hall as the clock
strikes eight.
Great mysteries we will disclose,
Come dressed in goblin clothes;
Well stew for you some witches
brew
To serve before you say, Adieu."
This invitation was extended to the
Young peoples societies of the other
denominations by Grace Lutheran
society.
Miss Mary DeWalt Hunter Of An
drews was home for the weekend.
Mrs. D. H. .Hamm and Mrs. Walter
Stockman left Thursday for Prince
ton. Mr.. Hamm and Misses Geraldine
and Bertha Roof motored up Satur-
day and they all returned home Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. Carlisle Taylor and children
of Batesburg are spending the week
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Wise.
Miss Moss Fellers spent Saturday
in Columbia.
Miss Essie Robinson of Spartan
academy was home for the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olin Bobb and Master
Karl of Columbia spent Sunday with
Mrs. j. H. Crosson.
| Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Gibson and
Byrd Gibson motored to Reidsvllle
Friday and they were accompanied
home by Mrs. w L. Epting and ".
L., Jr.
Miss Nellie Rae Seybt of Pomaria
has been visiting Miss Sarah Amick.
Mrs. Alice Witherspoon left Tues
day for Due West and from there she
goes to Birmingham to spend the Win
ter with her daughter, Mrs. Malcomb
Cook.
| Ira B. Mates of Columbia was home
for the weekend.
George S. Wise has returned from
Rock Hill.
Mrs. J. L. Wise is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Kreps Zeigler of Lone