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The Ward County independent., 1921-10-06
Men Who Shot Barney Bussen Named
In Confession

The state gained another point in
it's efforts to- secure sufficient evidence
on the alleged gang Of gunmen and
robbers, headquartering in Kenmare
for several months and now under
arrest, to commit them to the pen
itentiary.
When Phil Cloutier, named in
Frank Kerr's confession as the man
who shot Barney Bussen, state pro.
hibition agent,and Deputy Sheriff
John Powers, Of Renville County,
when the Kenmare gang met the Of
ficers and believed them to be F. L.
Watkins, dry agent and his deputy
The Ward County independent., 1921-10-06
were in the party.

were in the party.
yelling, Ward and Longre are
held in the Minot Jail while Kerr and
is held at Crosby, he was formerly
manager Of the telephone exchange
in Noonan and is married.
The Ward County independent., 1921-10-06

make it's next fight under the bourbon
colors.
In any event, it never pays op-
ponents of the Nonpartisan league
to be overconfdent. Taking the
league too lightly next year might
turn out to be disastrpus-M Mime
apolis Journal.
The Ward County independent., 1921-10-06

We've complacent way Of talking
about "original SIM" Why, there is
no originality about it.
The Ward County independent., 1921-10-06

"Revamp the Churches" says
headline. So that's what those wom-
en- ministers are planning!
The Ward County independent., 1921-10-06
y Organized since 1910.
MINNESOTA POLITICS
NOnpartisan Defeat in North Dakota
May Lead to Overc0nfidence A.
mOng Anti-SOcialist Forces in
Minnesota: "Tom" Schall
Looking Over Senate
Situation

Minnesotans are much interested in
North Dakota's recall election. If
the recall wins, and the Nonpartisan
league is ousted from control Of state
affairs, it will be q body blow for the
league, and without . doubt will re-
act on the Townley following in all
the other states.
The danger is that opponents of the
league will take too much for grant
ed, and will assume that the league is
dead, because it is repudiated in the
state Of it's origin. The league will
not be dead, as long as the organ
ization continues a source of reve-
nue. for it's leaders. They are op-
portunists Of the first water, and can
be depended on to find some new
wrinkle to keep the thing going. The
league got quite q blow in Minnesota
last year with its fourth statewide
defeat, the last one more crushing
than any Of the other three. But there
are evidences of q new alignment
next year. The league will make
new alliances and may concede some
thing to get new support Hereto
fore, it has gone on an "all or moth
ing" policy, but the changed con-
ditions will undoubtedly lead its
leaders to compromises. One pos
sibility is that it will 60 out to cap
ture the democratic primaries and
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-31

|te i'm @peiieiaal beg &oteIg ein Gong
ffr6n3hen bng nanlentIi1 Fir oas
|iu1ge golf eiilen ffreu0igen M1isgang
Der @eIegenbeifSfeier biIbete. Mit DEM
|algemem lnl,ttperbetoen @unides;
|6ab Der @rfolg Der 8etriebsleiter oes
8ree1t 9otelg elm nuen Miiniden ent-
fpredenoer eiin moge falb1 Die sGeier
ibren 16nen Musblang, n1lo oieiem
Wln1ide dlieBt h a1 Der a99eoro.
tern ii tpoblgemeinter Meife an.
--sgronf Seemed, 8ef0rberer Der
8anbelbilber ii Mtinneapoli 1T am
Greitugmorgen bon Chicago 5uriidge-
|febrt, lmdJoem baielbit Die gegen ib1.
!erbobene &lage I'M GriebensgeriM
negen Betpeisma,gel pertporfen tDa.r.
Sc. OF bat lett ben spieg 1tnrgeoreh
1.ro gegen ben SberiH 6. Broom 1.r6
oie National Sega1ritD GompanD, fei-
ne 8lrgei1, Sic Inn . piele Mibbelig.
feiten bereitetten, cine auf 100000
|lautenoe gbreneriabfIoge angeftrengt
49, ST.. g1icilin Brllener, Sohter
Ser sSirma bes @edhtsnn1pnlts Gbeooor
grne11er, nn6 SRI Maria Gilbert, God
ter Der @itpe sc. Gilbert, Die Dor Wo-
noten bon biier cine Neiie nod 9erag
|antpaten, bon BORT lire 2uitrei1e ourh
|golifornien Bis ,nod San 6ranciseo
;fortfebte1 1tnb fi4 bon iener 5ta6t aug
|nnf sic @eiie nod Sadionbine, Blort-
|oa, madbten, ,baber lire bieitaen Ser
|tnanoten 6ieier Sagemiifen Iaiien- 6aB
Tie iiih IN Der @roBitoM SEEM Sort
.tuobbefinoe11 ,1r6 Dor ibrer Sein1reife
nod oe Bu1besbdlptfftnbt un6 meb-
|rere gr6Bere St60h I'M Dften bei1nf
'neroen. Mnfungg n6iid,ffter ISOLDE bouiir-
fen Sic beiben reiielnftigen Damen III
|rer Mngabe nod in ct. Glo1ib 5urid-
ertpnrtRt tper6en.
Sic Columbus Sitter Schmidt
location bat fit A1tgebote fir ben
agar 0es Snnbomerh, Musgrnbung
6es grbgef1oifes un6 2egen 6eS
@run6flnrg bes ne11er Mitterbeim
!arge5eiH, Die big gum 5. MpriI emf
gegengenonrnen iperben. 9ns re1te
&ein1 miro an gde bon ct. @ermain
6traBe nn6 5ebnter Nperlte angrer-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-31

nal er in bieiem aa1npfe geger Sic
getpiegten NedtganipaIte S. s.. sul,
Ifban bon ct. gIono, Nieree Butler
bon ct. HnllI u11o COL, Bbeenprigbt
1n0 8enfom bon ct. BBaul ieinen
llN1ann aa fteaen bate. Diieier gnt-
fdeD ift Elm GROCER gieg fir ct.
Iglou6 per feline 8e6eutung ob1le 33pei
fel nnG ben Derfdieoenifen Gidtun-
gen bin berbreiten mirD.
D9ie unter 2eitung 5es anpen-
rneiiters Subert Sans febenoe ml1ni-
I5ipale Ml,iiffapene Ieitete ourh Elm
5tpar Hur5es, nber attsge5eiiddneteS
Ron5erf Dor benz 11euen Breen SoteI
l1nb Dor Dem 8a11feH in 6emielben bic
Grofffr11ngsfeier 6se ifattIihen @oteB
am M1ontagnbem Elm.
Die be%ridieoenen fir oos 8fIa-
itern Ser htreffenoen II @ebiertteile
Innierer 5tn6t Ser Stn6tfommifiion
|nnterbreiteten Mngebote nnroen am
lDienitag ge0off1et, ur6 ons Mngebot
Der Wc@ree!Meoos gompnnD fir So
ore Aluorat-gar6 nnb 81 Gents
per Cubic Dnr6 fir @rabieren, benz
l6as Ser bieiigen Biirrm Nnbreas @r11-
Der & COMPANY at 1892 per Aua6=
|nat=g)nr6 nno 80 Gents Der gutbic=
gar6 fit @raoieren a11nGdif fam, als
Dos nieorigite fir goncret 8flaiter
|befunoen. Dieie un6 nod nnbere Mn=
gebote murben bon Ser Stn6tfommii-
lion 5nr Gnpagung 5nridgelegt
@nitab 2iIieoaH erbieH geltern
|Wprgen bon 6obofen, 81. q, Die Nah
Pridt, bob Die 2eihe ieines Sobmes
Setter g., nelher I'M Mltguit 1918 auf
benz frnnaofiiden 5dIndtfelbe iein
|2eben einblBBte, bgefnnot lei ur6 IN
Den eriten Sagen in ct. CLOUD ertpar-
|tet tper6en Tonne.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-31
&organge IN
@tQDnebelt

@iuem lange Sabre IN ct.
CLOUD empfin0lid egetiblten 8eoiirf-
hilie lit en0lid9 abgebolfen moroen.
Set Sabreu mlroe in ben bieiigen,
engliiden 8eitungen Die Motruenoig4
feit zines ben 8erbaltniiien Der na-
mentlib in SEN Iesten Sabren beran-
getpadienen 5ta0t beiprod,en u1o Die
M0glid)teit our Mbbilfe 0es Sotelnlal1-
gels bon ser ct. CLOUD 9anoelsfarR=
iner beraten, bod es NOR Den 9errerl
8reen urr6 Seize, Interchangeable
@eiiter. bon al,studrtts, b~orbebalten
oen felt Sabre1, in biefer Sta0t &c.
trdumten Sra1,m gu bertuirflidem,
r1o beute Jabe1 oieie 9erren nod
bielfa6 uberitan6enen 5dapierigfei-
TEN bie @enugtuung, nnierer Staot
ein Sotel beridafft 5l baben. 0as i'm
ean5en Noromeiten, in Stdoten bon
ser @roBe 81. CLOUDS, 1eines @lei=
der nid)t bat, uro oaflr Entertaining
uno Darf ]eitens Der 8iirger ct.
CLOUDS 5u ernten, 6ie iid) IN bielfa-
der Sinfidt, namentlid) aber 6ur6
Die groBe Seilnabme an benz 8an-
fett, befun6ete, nit meldem am Mon-
bagobeno oie gr0ffnungsfeier bes
Itattliden 9otels begargen nllr6e. 9ie
Seilnabane an. bieier beiteren Seier
mar cine deden sgrtnarteu TO arpRe,
oaB sic idanude gorballe oes Sotels
mi eard oie 8alfone oesieBena
@diten ungefiiM paren. bic
@elid)ts5iigen Die grell6e erfen1enIte-
Ben. ibren Seimatsort en6lib nm elm
g%e5iemenoes 5ospi5 fir frem6e @aite
bereihert ST ieben, nelde Satfahe
oorrp Sooaion, CT. GanI's beliebter
8iiraermeiiter, in ieiner Sdluban-
iprahe IN Sic @orte einflei6ete. Gin
SpmboI beiterer menidltder @eien-
fdaFt un6 Elm Symbol biirgerliher
@ouenoung." 9os fir 6as 8anfetf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-31
8mAer, etc.

3eitfa6en fRr 8Hrgertanbtbnten, aez
nalie unb r%eiefte @efesesbeftimnlngen
HritfnngSfragen, englif9 1in0 bentf1.
@austuabI:lSbne 9ebrer Gnglifd. -
80rterbI9er, @rnnmntneu IN allen
@praden; 9euffdes Sraur1bud, Bnbrz
5naefarten, 9dnbpabr5ngerei, gbnrafterz
Iefnng, @ieb3u9t, 9lnbebrefur. 9emtfde
8tbeln. 2attbtarten, 8%riefte1er, @eieks
bidder, @ebi1te, @odbi9er, 2ieberbider,
9prn1meifter, gleftri3itm. 9oftorbud.
Mnaeritanifder 9efligelsidter, .@nrten.
bud. @rnsbni, MiI6nirtidnH. Slider
re5eptbi@er, Mnf1iniftenbu1. Deuts
i1e @alenber. Sdreibt fir @ratispro.
fpefte.
2aIuteDer BnbIiibing Co., 2O5 6. 45.
Gtrake, Retu 9ort. q. 9.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-31

H. AS&a - .4G&o -. AEANa#%Ns $3.50
Der 81ttpe @atgar1m 9e1t1en, rt1ter
oeren gd1tllo)em s9boaA oas 9ocD5e1ts.
moDl mn Berfpanotenfrelle e11geI1otn nom;
men m11roe, tpobel oas glmallo}e Yaar
mt oen Der5lg1tef1 9lndap1fflnen
mo nerfpole1 M1geD1tloen Deoad1
n1roe ano 1ooa1m el11e Roq5e1isrelle
o1lfraf, non Ger 51rnd9eteprfe s 1IG9 u
ct: elouo 'pa11sl1d eltrto9fe1 mtro.
Wloge.espen 9f~eliDer1no9l1en l1e1s naa)
Nsa1t1lW er9eDen!
@etront Dl1roen ~ Ger &aftDe s
orole a1n Niontagmorgen pei elt1 &C
po1n bpcefp. 2errn As1ne11Drlng gele1e@
men Bar11tlIel1e Gbeooor aoB nro !, Srl.
%seatbartna yf1ttfer, 1t11o I'M Bfarrgaile
per 4atbeoralgeme1rpe perebeltdfe
bod)fp. 9err W1Aenbr11tg am gletdDe11
Wtorgen Asbll. 5. Br1d bon b1er nl1o
asrl. 9eaena Sesancn pon g9oueD e11g,
e. - ) Wtoae e be1eef1 Na u 11e1s
|naO Snn1n ergeDen.
Die goll1mb1s=9bitfer meroe1t
|om nadbD1iten gonntag IN Der &atbe-
|bra1e ibrer 0iferpffli6t geriigett, 1,ae6s
Der gemetniam I'M Breert &otel 6as
|SSrifbiffiiM %ein1ebmen, 1n6 nod der
!Seier Der Muftubme relter Mitglieber
in Bic Mitteridnft iih I'm ne1ien So
tel gut eitnem 8anffeH 5uiinm1n1enfir6en.
Sic Mitglieoer 6es ct. CLOUD M1fo=
mobil-@llb baben ibr Sabresbonfett.
bus INT green &oteG tothffiinf6et, u1f
ben 6. Mprl berlegt.
- Mm beutigen Mben6e miro @oll-
|berrteur @einrid s. Ma(er bon Aan-
los I'M Mn0itoriurn Ser Mormoli6ule
cine MnIprude balten. SEER Mllen bot
|es nls Center un6 5preher All elmer
|8eriibmtbeit gebrndt, boiler alien, Die
ib mi Mnbihori11m etnfinoen, einsora-
.torii6er @enuB geboten fem.
- lie 5teQrng gpuntn gunferg
M%fioeiotion bielt Iebteu Donnerftaa.
naahmittuo hire real1Iaire 5ib1ra IL
Ser GIfglonenhane az. Mit Nngnahn1e
oreier 8or,fe11 i'm gountn fparert ale
.p~ertreten. Mon einiote ia, bahin, Sic
esnterei1en N Depoiiten gertifitate
9arf fii11f Nroapnf mi befdmGnfer. mn
So mntn,pnbiofeit az nerhiiiiten. Sic
gPPntp Air @ernIeihpr a,,sprbShen NM
nnrnit ono tnpifpre Mp6riids,rrn i, Il.
49, =. 49, 20 - ~ "a
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-31

sSe.&E5
sem an bns 8ree1l Sotel nn6 6as
iebt I'M @aa begriffene 5daefer-
Sbeoter erridtet un6 beripriM benz
9bnne gemdB gleih Dem rel1e11 Sotel
urb Dem Gbeater Elm itaHliber Bul
31 1peroan.
Sic Mpril8erImml11ng Der
MitgIie6er Der 5t. gloub @an6els<
fnnIner finoet an 5. ienes Monats
init elmer Mabl5eh I'M nel1en 8ree11
Sotel 1taH, 1pobiin Ole @an6elstammer
(am Mithuoh ibr 8ereinslotal CUR
I2inten Ser Borbdne 0eg 8otels ber-
Iegt nt. 2ueine 5duefer, bic
ben SfenpgrapbeHoienIt ser &a1bbels-
fanrr1er berriidftet miro audi in glei-
der gigenl9nft ben &unoert oes So
tets al Dieniten iteben.
ssyn biuteren Eeile 6es @ebans
|oes an 6. MDer111e iublieS IN melber..
Der 5bmieb Bmll &i6D fem Saro-
mer betreibt, miro am 1. Mpril cine
@arage eroffnet meroen, Deren giger.
Timer Sobn MeDers un6 9einrib
|Sheper BON MorrM Minn., 5tpei
|erfabrene MedJaniffer, iino.
Son ben perfbie0enen GourtD-
sSonbg, Sic III Der Syebrnar 5te1er-
Mbred1nt1rg Ser Ste11ersAaitfurrgen.
=fnr sic nit Dems28. Sebrunr enoet1oen
8eriooes5ur Berteilng gelangten nno
Sic 5ufu1ne bon 1902, 1910 befra-
.aen, iieIen Ders5tnt st CLOUD $40,
$780, Der 5taM sm1f Centre s.
1912 urb Ser 5tnbt Melroie So
488.67 at.
Nor benz SrieoenSri6ter Como
ba1e nn0 ie9s @eiblporer1er gelangte
Dienfagnadmittog Sic @lnges beg Or.
S. 5. Mofins gegen gd6. 8rarh 51ir
Bodybuilding, Ser 3ablu1g I'M Be
trage bon $$42 uiir linn geleiifete 3abn-,
arbeit bertpeigert NIT Der Mngobe, oie
4rbeit fei feline 3nfrieoenifeaenoe ge-
Itpelen. MedtsantpaH IS. y. 8oerger
pertriH III bieiem Bro8eB ben Der
Hagten. Dem @ldger fDalroe1 $1O 51t=
.erfnrnt.
@reisriidftter Sobn 81. Moeier be,
5gab ii1 Dienitog nod Milaea 5nr gr-
Ie6iganq Ser nod in Der areiSgeridtss
ilib1t1pq bon MiGe 9acs gou1ttps bor'
bnn6enen @Iagen:
- M5dibrenb Der Nbpefe11bet Der
ssrn11 @mbarirn Sbeeban, melde pie
Wintermolrate IN 5Slorioa 5albringt
lpurber IN 6eren Mobnltrg eirgebro-
den unb Sic nibt nieo- un6 1ragel.
feifen f@egenitdinoe bberltatgetporfe11
Bas in11er n11s bent Solie %entrpe11oef
tp1rop, miiro eritsa11ggefr11oen tDeroe11
fonnen, mern Sic gigenhimerin n br
Seftp 5uruiidfgefebrt iein miro.
-De Ebo1npion gauos babe1
b1rbf ibre1 Mehtsnn1DnH SIS. S. Dono@
hue eiiren Ml11tuog ffnr ei11e1l 1reIe1
Bro8eB msoer @Iage bes 6reo S. 81
totpgfi, DEM Elm ShnoeneriR INT Be
traqe bon $2621.O0 III Der lebtiabri-
aer1 ssutrlareisgeri1tgiisurg BON ben
@efdhporenen 5uer1a1ut tD1lr0e, ge
Mnpnt @einri1 5ullipo1 ber-
frat III iener @loge gegen bic Gbor1p-
Darbgoen @IlGiiger. @reisridter
Roeier bnt Sen antrag il gepatu11g
geaoge1t.
- Wsadbrern diner Mo11tagr1orgen
ii ser unbefledten gmpfdngnisfird
III BALI Z ubr bonn bodn. i. 2ufe
5 10. 8. Q. 81, geleie1en graut.
ateI}e Iieben ibren 9renb1ln0 ourh
B~rieftersbnnb Ieg1ten hilbert S lgRQ1t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-31

Sang mt
GEM 0lW
lesWf 1Mlt,
lRlen l a1B
Evening star., 1921-12-18
Musical at Studio
By Mr.. NJ. Richardson

Mr.. Martin Richardson will give his
first musical of the season in his
studio, 1406 H street, this evening at
9 o'clock. He will have the assistance
Paul Whitney Fishbaugh, accom-
PIANIST.
Evening star., 1921-12-18
ay Next Xear-66e HUB FURNITURE &C
1.-THE Kind of Credit That HELPS"
Open Every Day
rom 3 Am. to 6 Pm.

Furniture Invariably ranks first in the list Of .vhat
to siue friend member Of the family because It
is enduring, practical, worthwhile and lives long
after Christmas is gone and forgotten.
And because the HUB has assembled the largest
stocks of good furniture in their history, because the
HUB has arranged to make the buying easy for one
and au there is reason tvhy you should not make
this big, bright Cmisfmas store your buying head
quarters all this .ueek.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-05-13
Saw Newherry Beat Clinton

The following from Newberry were
among those going to Clinton Tuesday
afternoon and seeing Newberry col
lege beat the Presbyterian college at
basball a to L:
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Herman Wright,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. D. Wicker, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gordon Blackmon, Miss Clara
Sigh, DR. and Mrs. w. K. Gotwald,
DR.. John B. Settler, DR.. c A. Freed,
Rev. E. V Babb, Prof. S. J. Derrick,
Prof. E B Settler, Prof. ]. c. Kinard,
Prof. w. H Gaver,. Prof. John D.
Lane, Mrs. A. C Haltiwanger, Miss
Louise Haltiwanger, Miss Bertha
Efrd, Miss Emily Hoof, Miss Abbie
Gaillard, Miss Ida May Hayes, Miss
Clara Sigh, Mr. Z. F. Wright, Wright
Cannon, DR.. Y. M. Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs FAINT Glider, Mr.. R. G. Boylston
and family, Messrs. John II. and Tom
P. Wicker, Fred Rodelsperger, Ford
Templeton, Miss Elizabeth Wright,
Miss Martha Latham, many of the
college boys too numerous to men
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Summer,
Jr.. Mr.. Charlie West, T. w. Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanton, Mr.. W E. Wi
lev, DR.. "Billie' and Dr. Robert
Maves. Mr.. A. J. S. Langford, Mr..
Karl Epting, Mr.. R. L Tarrant, Mr.
Leland Shealy, and no doubt good
many more.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-05-13
The Beth Eden Pastorate

Services this coming Sunday will
be at Beth Eden. In the morning,
Sunday school at 10 o'clock and
preaching at II, instead of in the af-
ternoon as usual on the third Sun
day. The service at St. James IN the
afternoon at 4 o'clock will be a Mo-
theirs day service, intended for a
union for the whole pastorate. The
sermon will be preached by the Rev.
J. J. Long, son of the community.
We trust that every member of the
entire pastorate will make an effort to
be present on this occasion and make
the service real union service.
The public is cordially invited to
these services.
L. P. Boland, pastor.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-05-13
CARNIVAL FRIDAY NIGHT AT
NEWBERRY HIGH SCHOOL

A carnival will be given at New
berry high school Friday, May l3th'
under the auspices of the 18th grade
and the proceeds will go to finance the
high school athletic association.
The gates will be opened at $50
D NJ. The movies" will begin at 8
o'clock and will be Immediately fol-
lowed by the minstrel. At 9:15 the
"mov;es" and the minstrel will be re-
peated. The side shows will be open
as long as the carnival lasts. Every
body is invited to come.
Admission to ground, 10c; to
movies and minstrel, 25c; small
admission will be charged to some OF
the side shows.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-05-13
Baseball Game

A basball game between West End
and Greenwood league will be played
at the West End baseball park Sat
urday, May IA, 1921.
All are invited to come as this IS
the most promising game OF the sea-
son. Greenwood Leaguers have a
splendid club for this season as they
were last year connected with the
Whitmire, Greenwood and Piedmont
league. We are expecting a tlgh1
and interesting game. All come and
be a baseball booster for your nome
town. Game called at 4 O'Clock.
Batteries: For Greenwood, John
Mann, for West End, Shealy ana
Cromer. Admission Is and 20 cents
ladies free.
Albert Murphy, Manager.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-05-13
HOME DEMONSTRATION
WORK IN NEWBERRY

Home demonstration work in New
berry county is now we'll under way.
During the past several weeks cooking
clubs have been organized at Smyrna,
St. Phillips, Midway, O'Neall, Silver
street, and Bethel-Garmany. The
largest eluh--was. organized at st.
Phillips. Already these clubs are ac-
tivelv at work and the girls are busy
learning how to make biscuits, which
is the first lesson given. This was the
first work on which the newly ap-
pointed home demonstration agent,
Miss Marian S. Parish, concentrated
her attention. 1t is planned to. or
ganize other clubs for the study OF
home economics in all its branches;
One of the largest women's clubs
organized is that at Bethel Garmany
in which 29 members are enrolled,
with the following officers:
Mrs. Wilson C. Brown, president.
Miss Matte Cromer, vice president.
Mrs. John Ringer, secretary.
At St. Phillips the women's CLUB
was organized with 2S members and
the following officers:
Mrs. John Wicker, president.
Mrs. M. E. Stone, vice president.
Mrs. Nettie Kibler, secretary.
In the Smyrna club 27 women were
enrolled with the following officers:
Mrs H. L. Boozer, president.
Mrs. w. O. Pitts, vice president.
Mrs. B. Y. Adams, secretary.
Ados ional members will be en-
rolled from time to time. Programs
are arranged to meet the needs and
desires of each club. Oral instruc-
ton is first given and then an actual
demonstration by the home demon
stration agent.
At Tranwood the women asked TOR
biscuit demonstration at their meet
ing in June.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-05-13
SEND YOUR DOLLAR
TO H. B. WELLS, CHAIRMAN
To All Telephone Subscribers in
NewherrN County:

To All Telephone Subscribers in
Newberry County:
Your attention is called to the ar
ticle in this issue of the paper on the
telephone situation in South Caro-
lima, and undoubtedly if the telephone
subscribers will supply enough money
to adequately present their case by
expert engineers and auditors to the
railroad commission, the recent rul-
ing allowing the 20 per cent increase
will be rescinded by our railroad COM
mission.
You are, therefore, urged to remit
one dollar per telephone to Mr.. Il.
B. Wells, chairman, Newberry COM
mittee, by or before May 14th.
Yours very truly,
Chamber of Commerce.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-05-13
TWENTIETH CENTURY
MOTHERS CLUB ORGANIZED

The Twentieth Century Mothers
club was organized Wednesday after
noon at five o'clock at the home of
Mrs. L. W. Floyd, with an enroll
ment of q members. Mrs. l.. Floyd
of Atlanta, Ca, with Mrs. Purnell
assisting, acted as chairman.
The object of this organization is
to bring about a better relationship
between home and the school; to CO.
operate with our teachers in the NOR
al, mental and physical development
of the children of Newberry, to pro-
mote culture in our homes; to pro-
mote civic Improvements; and to CO.
operate with the men of our city IN
any and all movements that have for
their objects the betterrnent of social
and commercial conditions.
1t is also the aim and purpose of
this club to carry mother-love and
mother-thought into all that concerns
childhood in home, school, church or
state.
At the meeting Wednesday after
noon the following officers were elect
ed: President, Mrs. ]. N. McCaugh-
rim; vice president, Mrs. F. D. Mower;
recording secretary. Mrs. Frank G..
Davis; corresponding secretary,
Mrs4 James L. Aull; treasurer, Mrs.
L. w. Floyd; musical director, Mrs.
T. K. Johnstone; story hour commit
tee, Mrs. H. NJ. Bryson; Mrs. K. e..
Boylston, Mrs. Henry L. Parr.
The first regular meeting of the
club will be held Wednesday after
noon, May 18th, at 4 80 o'clock with
Mrs. F. D. Mower.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-05-13
MEMORIAL DAY
AT PROSPERITY

Prosperity, May 12-Memorial day
was fttingly observed in Prosperity
Tuesday afternoon under the aus
pices of the William Lester chapter,
U. D. C.
The ministers of the local churches,
the Rev. C. J. Shealy, Rev. J. D..
Griffin, and J. A.. McKeown assisted
in the program.
The speaker of the occasion was
Prof. E. T. McSwain, whose address
was an inspiring one and his tributes
to the glory of the Confederate dead
was touching and beautiful. He be-
gan by recalling the hardships and
struggles of the SOS, then the days
of sadness mixed with JOY when the
Confederate soldier recalls that he
was a humble factor in one of the
grandest struggles ever fought. Next
his patriotic :swer to the call of
duty, the touching scenes of his de-
parture from home to the battlefield,
then the grand and noble charge at
Gettysburg. The Confederate SOL
d;er's courage, chivalry and heroic
deeds that were shown during the
battle. Out-numbered they fight
hand in hand with the enemy, and
fighting, die.
Then MS painful journey home and
the scenes which he found there, the
rebuilding of his destroyed home, and
the regaining of his lost position.
Tribute was paid to our gallant
chieftain, Robert E. Lee, and words
of praise were given to our worthy
Southern and county leaders. Last
the praise and honor due our Sou
thern women, their position in the
war and in the world today.
Miss Goode Burton dressed in a
homespun dress, made and worn by
a girl of the SOS, rendered a beauti-
full solo, GA Homespun Dress"
The line of march was formed to
the Prosperity cemetery where flow
ers were placed upon the graves OF
all Confederate soldiers.