The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-08-16
PURELY PERSONAL.
The Movements of Many People,
Newberrians and Those Who
Visit Newberry.

Miss Verna Lane, supervisor Gen.
tral telephone office, is on the honor
badge list for service, as printed in
the last issue of the Southern Tele-
phone News. Miss Lane has been
faithful and deserves the honor.
DR.. and Mrs. E. H. Kibler and son
have returned from Wolfe Summit,
". Va, and DIR. Kibler is ready to
meet you at his dental parlors.
Miss Florence Minis, talented and
charming young lady of Edgefeld,
on her way home from an extended
trip west, spent Friday night in New
berry with her friend Miss Hortense
Wocdson, at the residence of Col.
and Mrs. E. H. Aull. Miss Minis
wrote interesting letters to her home
paper during her trip and we know
they were enjoyed by many readers
in Edgefeld and wherever the paper
circulates. We see by the Chronicle
that she has been elected to teach
school next term 'Hway out yonder''
in Oklahoma, which speaks we'll for
her accomplishments. Edgefeld girls,
like the girls Of Newberry, Laurens
and Greenville, are in demand. Miss
Minis left for home Saturday after
noon, accompanied by Miss Woodson,
who is spending a weeks vacation at
her home in Edgefeld. Miss Wood
son, as our great many readers now
know, is the expert linotype operator
in The Herald and News Office and
also the popular society writer whose
department has made he paper
loved by more people.
Mr.. Sam Beam spent the weekend
with his sister in Lancaster.
Misses Agnes and Bernice Adams
left Sunday for Athens, Ca, to visit
their aunts, Mrs. James Wright and
Miss Bernice Smith.
Miss Henrietta Leonhirth left last
week to visit her brother Luther at
Sumter and brother George at Rose
hill. N. c..
Mr.. Roy C. Garrett, the Using
; young attorney of the growing firm
of Greens& Garrett, paid a profes-
sional visit to Atlanta last week.
Miss Fonda Lee Berley of Blairs is
visiting at the Central house.
Mrs. John E. Muldrow of Bishop
vile is on visit to her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. F. w. Higgins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Halth niger
visited in Columbia last week.
Mrs Fannie Cromer of Blairs is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Jno C. Adams.
Miss Lillian Scurry of Chappells
has been elected to teach the third
grade in Mccormick high school this
session.-McCormi Messenger.
DR.. j. Lewie Asbill of Baltimore,
who is spending his vacation in New
berry with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
P. B. Asbill, spent the weekend in
Charleston with his brother, Mr.. H.
G.. Asbill.
Messers D. A. Livingston, Miss
Mary Livingston and her cousin, Miss
Lucille Cureton of Greenvilie, motored
to Hendersonville Sunday to spend
until Tuesday morning with Mrs.
Livingston and little daughter Mar
garet.
Mr.. Rube Skinner was h:t en- the
side of the head with a pitched ball
during the game Tuesday between
Newberry and Sumter It knocked
him down but in 4 few minutes he
managed to get up an walked away.
Mr.. Skinner has since been confined
to his bed but advices tolay are that
he is rapidly recovering and will soon
be out ayain.--Sumter Herald, 18th.
Mrs. j. C. Adams, Mrs. McHardy
Mower and little daughter Elizabeth,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert HaltiwanSer and
little Kathryn Adams went to Gold
vile Friday afternoon visiting Mr..
and Mrs. James L. Browning.
Misses Lola Jennings and Erin and
Jessie Hipp left this morning for
Kinards to visit Miss Julia Si0gley.-
DIR. and Mrs. w. O. Holloway and
Mrs. Leroy Holloway Of Chap2ells
were shopping in the city yesterday.
Greenwood Index-Journal. We
have some good stores IN Newberry
where shopping is on bargain scale
to customers. People in Saluda coun-
ty have found that ou:.
Miss Mildred Tarrant has returned
from visit to college mates in Greedy:
vile and Heineman.
Messrs. Ryan Bullock and James
Burns returned last week from Hen
dersonville.