The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-06-10


The Euphradian society, Of which ne
was member, was organized IN
1906, the wear of the establishment of
the state institution. He is the sole
surviving member of his class who
were members of the society. DIR.
Pelham has shown US the program OF
the anniversary celebration of the
Euphradian society of 1871. On
that occasion the valedictorian was
his brother, the late Charles P. Pei
ham, Jr.
Mrs. Mary N. Ansel and her grand
daughter, Miss Carolyn Ansel, are
visiting Mrs. Ansel's daughter, Mrs.
G. F. Clarkson, at Newberry.-Keo-
wee, Walhalla, Courier.
Misses Pliny Zimmerman and Vera
Merchant of Batesburg spent the
weekend with friends in Newberry.
Miss Sadie Long of Trenton was
the guest several days this week OF
/ her aunt, Miss Nora Long.
Harold Hipp won the Freshman
scholarship medal, following closely
upon the announcement OF the WIN
ming of the Sophomore declaim2rs'
medaI at the commencement eNertis-
es Of Newberry college, the fact was
established that Harrington street
bows are 'sright there with the goods" ;"
Miss Christina Danielsen is IN
Greenville on a two weeks visit to
her aunt, Mrs. ]. F. Gleason.
Mrs. L. NJ. Graham was called to
Anderson Wednesday on account OF
the illness of her daughter, Mrs. Mack
Glanton. who is better at this writing.
| Miss Mary Miller of Jalapa was the
guest of Miss Ola Bell Tolbert during
commencement. a
John Floyd from Harvard unlver-
sity and Clark Floyd from the uni
versity of South Carolina are at home
for vacation from their studies.
Miss Mary Paschal of Mt. Carmel
is in the city visiting Miss Kathleen
HAYES, having come to attend COM
mencement.
Mrs. E. R. Partridge anu children,
accompanied by Mrs. Walter Hem OF
Atlanta are visiting their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Goggans. They
drove through the country and report
the roads in fine condition, although
very dusty for lack of rain.
Mrs. C. o. Sigh is visiting her pa,
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert T. Cald-
well. After a visit of about ten days
she will 60 to Charleston to be with
Mr.. Sigh, who will leave tonight
/ Thursday, for that city to attend
summer school.
Mrs. Henry Busch and son will re,
turn to Aiken Sunday, after having
visiter Mrs. Busch's mother in New,
! berry.-Rudolph Busch returned
home last Friday from Newberry col,
lege.-Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Etheredge
motored through to Newberry college
! last week to witness the commence
ment exercises, their son, Charles.
who is attending the college, return
ing with them.-Aiken Journal and
! Review, 9Th.
CONGRESSMAN Frederick H. Domln-
lex was among the guests present al
the launching of the big steamship
Palmetto State in Baltimore this
week. Miss Eloise. Peterson of Spar
tanburg was sponsor.
Prof. Smiley Porter from Bowman
and Student Benedict Mayer from
Cleveland, Ohio, are among those al
home to spend vacation.
Miss Bertha NJ. Jacobs has been
elected on the faculty of the Colum'
bia public school.
Thos. w. Keitt of Newberry, rel
ative of Miss Anna NJ. Keitt the don
ator of the Keitt medal, presented this
trophy offered this year for the frst
time to the best orator in the unlver,
sity student body, Fant Kelly OF
Union being the winner.-From the
States account, Thursday, of the
commencement exercises of the uni
versity of South Carolina.
Messrs. VIM. P. Houseal and John
Bach Bedenbaugh were among the
we'll known visitors for commence
ment.
Miss Freeda Creech has returned
to her home in Barnwel after visit
ing Miss Marguerite Burns.
Mrs. ]. H. West, the State I. D. e.
historian, decided that Miss Annie
Roberts of Ninety Six won the medal
offered by the L. D. c. for the best
ESSAY on Jefferson Davis in Ninety