The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-01-11
PURELY PERSONAL.
Tie Movements of Many People,
Newscrr;ans and Those Who
Visit Newberry.


course at the Philadelphia Theologi-
cal seminary.-The Lutheran.
Miss Vivian Lown1an and Miss
sVesta Ballentine of Balentine spent
the weekend with Miss Lille Mae
Banks.
Lawyer E. j. Green was in Po-
maria and Prosperity on profession
al business the latter part of last
week.
Mr.. Claude Smith left for George
town Friday to visit his parents, DR..
and Mrs. Van Smith, and to. take a
hunting trip in that game laden
country until some time this week.
Chief of Police E. L. Rodelsperger
was able to appear in public Friday
for the first time in several days,
having been quite i'll. When the
chief gets sick it seems like some
thing is bad wrong.
MFR. Carroll D. Hipp Jof Atlanta
went to Greenville a week ago last
Saturday for his automobile. He got
a. slight scratch on his hand which
SO. quickly developed into a danger
Gus sore he was taken to the hospital
on the following Monday night when
two operations were necessary.
After improving he went to the home
Of his brother Frank and was out OF
danger when his brother, Mr.. Geo.:
G. Hipp, heard from him Friday.
AIRS. Johnson Kilgore returns to
her home in Newberry Saturday,
after pleasant visit TO her sister,
Mrs. Stuart Miller. Mrs. Kilgore has
- two bright little children with
Abbeville Press and Banner,
DR.. W. 4. Gotwald, of The
. of Newberry college, is now
g. lylne the pulpit Of the Lutheran
church in NeMoerry, and will con-
tinue this service until the church Sc
cures regular pastor. Dr.. GotWaid
is 4 very able preacher and his ser
mons are very acceptable to the
members and to the many strangers
who attend. The Lutheran. The
Herald and News is so glad to re-.
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produce this here.
Hon. George S. Mower is mention
sed in a list of notables who viii as
semble in Columbia Wednesday to
make Bishop Query Mason at
sight. Z,
Mr.. Hayne Buford, who has been
critically III, is great deal better
and improving, we are glad to say.
DR.. w. A. Dunn had his right hand
badly sprained while cranking his car
one day last week.s
Mrs. j. o. Erwin of Spartanburg
and Mrs. Geo. w. Reid OF Dyson at
tended the funeral Of their aunt,
Mrs. Joseph H. Fanter, Saturday
morning, at which were also present
Mrs. T. D. Copeland Of Clinton and
Mrs. ). E. Holloway of Chappells.
Miss Lon Huiett, recently of Tren-
ton, visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
n. D. Huiett, in Newberry, viii
leave today for. Atlanta, to make her
home with her uncle, Mr.. Wilbur
Huiett.
Mrs. D. B. Werts returned home
last week after a visit to. Mrs, S. N.
Duncan in Fernandina, Fla.
Mr.. John NJ. Kinafd, the progress
sive president of the Commercial
bank, has been named as one of the
advisory councilmen Of the alumni
association of the University of
South Carolina to stage an intensive
campaign the last three days of this
week to ssbring every former Caro-
Ina man and woman into active con-
nection with the association
g Miss Irene Wright, who teaches
school in Laurens county, spent the
weekend at the home of her aunt,
Miss Carrie Greneker, who, we are
glad to say, is somewhat improved at
this writing, although sac has not as
yet regained her speech.
Mrs. C. A. Fuller of Laurens is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. J. L. Daniel.
Former Clerk Of Court Jno. C.|
Goggans wall for the present engage
in. the real estate, fire and life insur-
ance business, having turned over
the Office on last Friday to his success
sor, Clerk j. D. Wheeler.
Miss Roberta Mann left Sunday to
visit her sister, Mrs. Price, in Spar
tanburg.. After which she will go to
Baltimore to see her sister, Mrs.
Summerfeld, and from there to visit
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