The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-04-12
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

and Mrs. G; G. Sale.
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.
There is only one Will Rogers and
you will see him at his very best in
"Honest Hutch" at the opera house
again tonight, Monday.
The first game of college baseball
of the season was played here between
Newberry and Erskine colleges Fri
day afternoon, resulting in score
of 6 to 2 in favor of Erskine. We
listened for the bell but didn't hear it.
We like, always, to hear the sound
thereof.
A civil service examination for
fireman-laborer will be held on the
30th instant at the postofice. The
position pays 5000 year.
Here's an interesting coincidence,
the like of which is unusual and rare.
Four new members received the inl-
tiatory degree at the meeting Friday
night of Pulaski lodge, No. 20, l. o.
o. F., and the name of each was Shea
ly. Another notable thing about the
circumstance is that they are not re-
lated to each other, and were the only
new members initiated. at that time.
The quartette was composed as fol-
lows: Mr.. N. I. Shealy, Mr.. John
Shealy, Mr.. Ollie L. Shealy and Mr..
]. E. .healy. We didn't ask our IN
formant, Magistrate Chas. W. Doug
las, but just supposed that they spell
the name as we have it, although
there are several ways of spelling the
name-like the Lominicks and Lom-
inacks ct al.
In which a girls heart is touched
by a bandits wound. For the story
see ''The Great Redeemer," with an
all-star cast at the opera house Tues
day.
Saturday was a windy day with the
March dust flying thick and fast.
A citizen has called our attention
to the drain from the corner of DIR.
Daniels garden along Friend street to
the corner opposite The Herald and
News Office building.
Who doesn't remember the old
swimming hole, so full Of fond recol-
lections-in the mind. Charles Ray
will be in "The Old Swimming
Hole" at the opera house Wednesday.
Well, Newberry won the debate
over the Clinton Presbyterian college
at Spartanburg Friday night, in the
negative side of the question: "That
all immigration to the United States
for a period of five years should be
prohibited by law
In the death of DR.. Jno. B. Ker-
shaw of Charleston, an account of
which appears elsewhere in this pa
per, South Carolina loses noble and
distinguished son, who, was we'll
known in Newberry as we'll as
throughout the state and country. In
former years DR.. Kershaw served st.
Luke's Episcopal church in this city
and was we'll beloved by the mem
bers of his congregation and others in
the community, who felt his worth as
a loving, kind and gentle man.
1t is pleasing sight to see hus-
band and wife both teaching class
in Sunday school.
Life in Newberry is just one big
thing after another-meetings, ban
quets, debates, entertainments, ball
games, ETC., although some people
think we are having hard times. We
don't know what hard times are.
The next time Carrier Glenn tells
US that he has seen a lizard and that
it means cold weather is gone, we will
have writ of injunction issued
against him.
There is a difference in telephone
girls. Some will ask pleasantly,
"Have they answered YETI" when
you phone and wait for response.
Some would let you remain in dark
ness indefinitely after getting off the
we'll known and dutiful Number
please"