The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-02-08
PURELY PERSONAL
The Movements of Many People,
Newnerrians and Those Who
Visit Newberry.

Mrs. James Mcintosh joined Mrs.
T. C. Pool in Abbeville last week on
a trip to New Orleans.
Miss Kate V. Greylish, fine regis
tered. nurse from Columbia, where
she has distinction among the gradu-
ated nurses of South Carolina, came
to Newberry Friday to be with Miss
Carrie Greneker who, although con-
tinuing i'll, is improving under the
able treatment of DR.. w. G. Houseal.
Her anxious relatives are now very
hopeful OF her ultimate recovery as
she has never given up but has main
tanned a stubborn fight for the res
toration of her health and speech.
This brave fight for life, coupled with
the faithful efforts of the good ply
sician and now of the nurse also, is
cause for thankfulness and gratitude
in the hearts, of those at home. We
want to add word of appreciation
for the unselfsh services of Miss Es-
teIle Bowers, who lives in the home
and whose labor of love has been a
blessing; and also for the self-sacrl-;
ficing attentions of the sisters OF the
patient, not forgetting the kindness
and thoughtfulness of other relatives,
neighbors and many friends.
Mr.. Harry W. Dominick has re-
ceived a card from his friend Joseph
B. Cooley, who left here % years
ago and is another Newberry boy
s making good. He is on his way to
America from Manila, by way OF
China, Japan and the Hawaiian Is
lands, and will reach New York by
the 10th instant. After about two
weeks spent in that city he expects to
come to Newberry.
Mrs. T.. G. Williams and Mrs.
Grady Holt and baby have returned
from Greenville.
Mr.. and Mrs. EweH Floyd spent
the weekend at Garys with her
mother, Mrs. T. l.. Reeder.
Misses Banna Neel, Lila Sem AND
Vera Derrick spent the weekend at
Silverstreet with Misses Parl Hamm,
Elsie Pitts and Gladys Stiiwell. All
the young ladies had an enjoyable
visit, sdividing time" Miss Vera
spent her whole time with Miss Pearl,
except on Sunday when they were all
with Miss Gladys. Misses Banna and
Lila we've with Miss Elsie Friday
night and Saturday night the party
all enjoyed rook with Miss Pearl.
Rotarian Roger Molten of Chicago
and District Governor Perrin Of
Spartanburg will be the guests Of the
Newberry rotary club at the New
berry hotel on Thursday, the 10th
instant.
Deputy Sheriff D. j. Taylor re-
turned on Sunday after delivering
that desperate criminal to the West
Virginia penitentiary authorities. 1t
is avery unusual thing for Newberry
to have within its borders so motor
iousIy a bad man as that y escaped
convict who succeeded in putting Sill
verstreet on the map.
Merchant Mimnangh has gone to
Baltimore and Philadelphia for spring
Ngoods.
Miss Roberta Mann, who has been
the attractive visitor in Baltimore
, and other Maryland cities, returned
home last week from most delight
full trip.
Mr.. E. A. Carpenter and his mil
liner, Miss Cunningham, returned
last week from the northern mar
5 kets, after selecting their spring
goods, and are now ready for the big
trade.
Prof. S. j. Derrick and Mr.. J. B.
Hunter, committee from the church
council of the Church of the>Redeen-
er,. visited DR.: Freed in Columbia
last Thursday and notified him Off
cially of the unanimous call to the
pastorate Of the Lutheran church in
this city, DR.. Freed has the call sun-
der consideration.
Mr.. w. F. Wright will leave today
for her home in Greenville TO rest
awhile after spending nearly six
weeks with her sick sister, Miss Carrie
Greneker.
Supt. w. E. Lake, Jr., Of the Nine
ty-Six schools, spent the weekend at
his Newberry home
DR.. E. B. Settler represented New
berry college in Greenwood Saturday
at the annual convention of the South
Carolina intercollegiate association.
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