The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-02-15

while for very few cents.-Wells'
popular figures.
Among the speakers at an open
hearing in Columbia last Thursday
by the senate committee on commerce
and manufactures was Superintend-
ent j. NJ. Davis of the Newberry cot
ton mills, at which was discussed the
4S hour textile law. Mr.. Davis spoke
against the measure. 1t may come
up in the senate early this week.
When you can't smile at your own
troubles you can always smile at some
other persons. This remark by an un-
known person is true in some instanc-
es, but for full enlightenment see
:"Love, Honor and Obey by an all
start cast Thursday.
Some time ago we mentioned sew
eral drawings by George, the bright
and talented little son of DR.. and
Mrs. P. E. Way and grandson of Mr..
and Mrs. B. N. Dennis of this city.
It was our pleasure Saturday to see
more II the work of this youthful
genius, new pictorial sketches he has
lately completed. Of birds, portraits
and scenery. These show improve
ment in the art and that George is
progressing rapidly and gives great
promise of reaching shining mark
in the profession.
The civil service examination for
i clerk-carrier at the post office an
nounced some time ago will be held
on March 5.
Forget all about fluffy little girls
and the Glow and behold" gowns will
disappear. You cannot judge worn-
ans morality by the cut of her gown.
Eve, when she celebrated apple week,
was dressed like colonial dame in
comparison with the modern woman.
1t used to be mans ambition to see
his wife we'll dressed; it is still an
ambition but an impossible lity These
little ad. sentences are copied mere to
call attention to "Habit," the pic
ture Mildred Harris will be in on
Tuesday.
The Stays will meet this Tuesday
night, February Is, at 7:3O o'clock,
at their hall, upstairs over the OBJ
server printing Office. All members
are urged to attend.
Central Methodist church will be
dedicated by Bishop Darlington ON
the second Sunday in March. The,
members of this denominations, as
we'll as other citizens Of Newberry,
ar. looking forward with pleasure to
this occasion.
A colored hobo, Porter Cunning
ham, was sentenced by the recorder
on Monday to pay a fine Of SIS or
render Is days of serv;tuee. A. ne
doesn't seem to be able to raise IS
cents he will doubtless serve the
term.
A doctor went from town to see a
patient in the country Sunday. Inc
distance was eight miles. He got
stuck in the mud seven times. he
could have done better with a Ford.
The doctor didn't tell US; someone
who was with him did.
.Listen Lester" tonight. Said to
be the, worlds greatest musical COM
|edy.
The Cannon Ball train and Mr..
Charles Wesson's Ford went together
Monday morning at the Mollohon VII
!age crossing. Mr.. Wesson was not
hurt, but the Ford was damaged
somewhat. :,
A basketball game will be played
Thursday evening at 8 O'Clock, at the
college gym, between Abbev!lie HI
and Newberry HI. ADMISSION 20
cents. Give the young basketbalters
rcusing crowd and encourage the
healthful exercise and innocent pas
time. Be good sports.
There will be preaching at the East
End Baptist church next Sunday
morning by the Rev. W. M. White
sides, superintendent of the Baptist
hospital in Columbia, the pastor, Kew.
!! J. P. Corder, being at the hosplta.
undergoing treatment.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the
Church of the Redeemer will meet
with Mrs. A. C. Haltiwanger on MOI
day, February 21st at 4 O'Clock.