The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-07-05
PURELY PERSONAL.
The Movements of Many People,
Newberrians and Those Who
Visit Newberry.

and Miss Addie Hill of Laurens are
visiting Miss Kate Bullock.
Mrs. Fred Gnann and little son
Charles of Clio, Ca, are visiting her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Lominack
and other relatives here.
Miss Bertha Efrd of Lexington, a
recent graduate of Newberry college,
is spending the week on. the campus
visiting her little nephew, James Efrd
Kinard.
Miss Anne O. Ruff returned on
Friday from Winston-Salem, after a
visit to her good friend, Miss Vallie
Woodward.
Misses Lorraine Monts and Mar
guerite Williamson are visiting in
Columbia.
Miss Minnie Lee Summer left Fri
day to spend the weekend and take
in big 4th of July picnic in Colum-
bia.
Miss Helen Summer has accepted
the position of teacher in the Little
Mountain school, and her sister, Miss
Verna Summer, has been reelected
for the sixth time as teacher of the
school at Mayesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed .Bobo, their
daughters, Misses Claudia and Ruth
Bobo, and their friend and guest,
Miss Ollie Stuck Of Newberry, spent
last Sunday in Asheville. making the
trip by motor car.-Mrs. H. A. Mettz
of Leesville is visiting relatives in
Laurens this week.-Laurensville
Herald, 1st.
Mrs Viola Frick of Chaplin made her
presence known by being on the job
and was quite a moving factor for
good in all that the alumni did
From the June number of Our Month
ly, Clinton. Sontaining account of
Thornwell Orphanage commence
ment.
Col. E. H. Longshore has returned
from visit to relatives in Newberry.
-Abbeville Medium.
Miss Inez Greene and Mrs. William
Mayer Of Newberry are visiting the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. M.
Nets, and Miss Allie Cole and Mrs.
Orion StilL-Greenwood Index-J our
nal, 3Oth.
Miss Elizabeth Peterson, returned
yesterday frcr : visit to relatives in
Newberry. She was accompanied
home by her friend Miss Abbie Gail
lard Of Newberry.-Greenwcod In
dex-Journar, 1st.
Mrs. A. C. Welch and Miss Linda
Welch left Friday for Hendersonville
TO spend while for the benefit of
Mrs. Welch's health.
Mr.. j. B. Gregory while at work at
his filling station last Wednesday met
with "a very painful accident. A ra-
diator cap blew out when he went to
take it off and escaping steam scalded
his arm badly.
Mrs. w. S. Buckley returned Sun
day from hospital in Columbia af-
ter three weeks of treatment since
undergoing operation.
Miss Inez Green returned last week
from visit to friends in Greenwood.
Mr.. ]. W. Wertz had a fall from
a wagon last Thursday and sprained
his knee, which very painful accident
has kept him from his work as city
supervisor of streets.
Times are not as they FUSED to be-"
and even the weather gets hotter. 1t
is so hot that instead of melting peo-
pie it now ;bakes them-and it is
''bake-right." And Everybody is at
it"-getting baked.
It will be ga Heart to Let'' at the
opera house Tuesday, and Justine
Johnstone will be in at the letting.
Some people say they have no boil
weevils- s-haven't seen any, but hear
a great deal about them. Well, they
are thick in places. A boil weevil
flew in through the window of Jack
Gilliam's barber shop one day last
week. Jack captured it and put it in
glass, showing it to several farmers,
each of whom pronounced it to be
genuine weevil. Notwithstanding the
boil weevils are so common and it
would seem that everybody would
know by this time what are, yet, new
ertheless, colored man recently
brought June bug to town think
ing it was weevil. Until then we
thought every TWO year old baby
knew a June bug.
Wednesday will bring to Newberrv