The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-03-01
sCRELY PERSONAL.
.as Movements of Many People,
Newberrians and Those Who
visit Newberry.

NS"USiiy SFciiI e4i~ VIVA >N ''-
her parents, MI. and Mrs. W. B.
Quarles. Mccormick Messenger,
oath.
Mr.. w. A. Cheatham has been on
visit to Newberry with his children
Bethany cor. Mccormick Messen-
ger.
Mrs. S. E. Broaddus of Newberry
is on short visit to her sister, Mrs.
Emily Manget. Trenton cor. Edge
field Chronicle, oath.
Mr.. O. A. Lominick spent the week
end very pleasantly in Abbevllle.
Mrs. T. C. Pool and Mrs. James
Mcintosh have returned from New
Orleans.
Miss Estelle Bowers spent the week
end in Greenwood.
Mrs. Ida R. Harris of Pomaria
spent the weekend in the city with
Mrs. C.. B. Martin.
Mr.. Jno. H. Wicker returned last
week from the Kiwanis convention at
Charlotte.
Dr.. A. j. Bowers Of Greenwood Wis
tied his children in Newberry on
Monday.
Miss Kate Porter, now with the Clln-
ton branch store of the big Ayres
string of millinery establishments:
spent the weekend at home with her
mother, who is rot well.
Mrs. J. Fred Schumpert has just
returned from long Christmas visit
to her daughter and family at Iva.
Miss Lois Fant has gone to Green
vile, having accepted a position with
the Edw. L. Ayers company, large
millinery establishment of which Mr..
Frank G. Wright is business manager
and bookkeeper, with nine similar
stores under his management IN South
Carolina and other states.
President Geo. w. Summer is
spending the week in Fitzgerald anC
Cothran, Ca, with his cotton mills.
Mrs. .sW. F.. Wright of Greenvill@
is spending a few days here, with her
sister, Miss, Carrie Greneker, who is
improving. The nurse, Miss Grey
ish, will leave today on a visit to
her former home in Laurens county
to rest few days before returning
to Columbia.
Mr. Sapa5 3Mrs. Thomas W. Keitt
have contributed s5 to the fund for
the starving children Of Europe, and
DR.. Geo. Y. Hurter and M. J. F.
Browne Of Prosperity SO each since
the list was last published. Let the
good work go on.
,zMisssLula sBeAs Smith one of ths
expert salesladies at Mimnaugh's,
spent the weekend with her home.
folks in Saluda.
j. L. Swindler of Newberry is the
weekend guest Of Mrs. McGill Of
College Place.-The State.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Jss4E. Wiley have re-
turned from a visit to M. W!ley's
people at >Burmudian, Pa, after a
pleasant stay of two weeks.
Mre. j. w. White has returned
from her trip north for goods, having
recovered from her spell Of "grip" in
Baltimore among relatives. Miss
Mudd of Baltimore will arrive today
to have charge of the millinery par
lors at Mrs. Whites, whea they will
be ready for big business al ana after
the spring opening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Mimnaugh of
Columbia, accompanied by Mr.. MINI
naugh's window dresser, Mr.. Pat
I0'Croley, spent Sunday very pleas
antly with Mr.. Mimnaugh's jolly
uncle, Mr. j. A. Mimnaugh. We were
pleased to- meet them, having enjoyed
friendly little chat. NJ. and Mrs.
Mimnaugh are among the handsor'cst
young couples in the state and are
most agreeable to new acquaintance.
Mr.. Mimnaugh is fortunate and happy
in the possession of so charming a
companion, and we agree with Uncle
Jim" when he says she is one of the
sweetest and prettiest girls he has
ever met, a lovable companion for
fine man. Mr.. O'Croley also possesses
a pueasing personality and is an ex-
pert window dresser as can be seen
by examining the show window ct j.
A. Mimnaugh's store and seeing the
artistic designs beautifully displayed.
Mrs. G. F. Barrett of Troy, n. Y,
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