The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-03-04
severer punishment for the guilty

fund for Italian babies as published
in The State we find the contribution
from the Silverstreet school of 1894.
One couple from a secret marriage
follows another couple in Newberry
these mysterious days.
That is a right nice little office Mr..
]. P. Moon has in the rear of the
chamber of commerce, same floor;
but it is plenty large, and is conven-
lent "an' everything"
1t gives fellow an optimistic feel
ing to glance through the door of the
chamber of commerce and see Secre-
tary Lloyd Maxwell sitting at his
desk. Makes one think the city is
going to take on new life. Give him
some substantial encouragement for
the proposed hospital and other good
things he is trying to work up for the
betterment of the town and county.
The Bachelor Maids will meet next
Tuesday, March 8, at 4:3O o'clock
with Miss Ethel Jones in Calhoun
street.
It, is expected that the new STAN
dard filling station to be operated by
Mr.. J. B. Gregory in the business part
of East Main street will be ready for
work by Monday.
The White Way for Newberry is
now an assured fact. There is moth
ing definite to give out in publication
at present, but the map is being stud
led by those having the matter in
charge and the locations for the
posts will soon be determined.
Attention is here called to the en-
tertainment at the SQUIRT house Mon
day night for the benefit Of the blind.
To begin at 8 o'clock.
We call attention to the entertain
ment to be given by the children OF
the Dickert-Schumpert chapter at the
opera house Friday night. No extra
charge for this entertainment, which
will be in connection with the regu-
lar picture show on that occasion.
You will see the .children's entertain
nent at 7:3O o'clock and at $50.
Remember "samburg Hill,' whose
whereabouts is now being discussed.
An entertainment will be given at
the schoolhouse (Midway) on Friday
night, beginning at ESQ o'clock.
They will have "The Winning
Widow" at Chappells school Friday
night.
Many people heard the colored
singers on Monday night and all were
delighted with the entertainment, ac-.
cording to the testimony of numbers
who have spoken to us about It,. we
knew it would be fine, as colored
folks are natural born singers and
ohen%well trained with cultivated
voices are tip top.
, Don't forget that the 18th instant
is the last day for filing your income
tax returns. Deputy Collector Jos.
H. Hunter will be here from the 7th
to the 18th for that purpose. On the
.4th he will be at Eastover and in Co.
lumbia on the 5th.
There will be an important meet
iag Of the Brotherhood of the Church
of the Redeemer Friday night at
7:30 o'clock. Let all members be
present.
The Young Peoples Mission band
will hold it's regular meeting on Sun
day afternoon at the Church Of the
Redeemer.
AS fitting result Of the last bas-
ketball victory Newberry college gave
holiday on Thursday. The student
body celebrated in grand style wed
nesday by parading in the city and
giving vent to their enthusiasm IN
songs and yells.. The boys were hap
py; so were the girls. See account
of the game elsewhere in this paper.
The streets in the business part OF
the city got thorough washing We'd
nesday night from the hydrants by
order of the municipal authorities.
If you didn't know there was a
door plate maker in Newberry see Mr..
J. NJ. Swindler. We saw some of his
block letters and pronounce them
good.
A good deal is heard of the "Pig-
gly Wiggly," but the "Hoggly Wog7
gly" is still doing business at the Old
stand and meeting competition OF
prices.
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