The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-06-03
PURELY PERSONAL.
The Movements of Many People
Newberrians and Those Who
Visit Newberry.

J.ictle Miss Caroline and Master
Sumter DaVega of Chester are visit
ing 1aeir grandmother, Mrs. T. c.
Pool,
Misses Elvia Esta Lindler and Lii
lian Isabel Lindler of Chaplin and
Miss Willette Lambert Matthews Of
I.aesv.lle received their diplomas as
graduated trained nurses from the
Baptist hospital at the commencement
exercises this week.
Miss Elizabeth Killingsworth has
been elected secretary of the Colum-
bia College Alumni association.
.dr. Hugh Slice of Chaplin, who
taught school in Darlington the past
session, visited friends in the city
the frst of the week and will return
here for Newberry college commence
men5,
Mrs. Tench @. Boozer, recently of
Columbia, is again making her home
IN Newberry with her father, Col.
Z. Il. Aull.
Mrs. J. P Moon is spending the
week with relatives at Hopkins.
airs. Bernice Watkins of Winnsboro
IS on visit here to her parents, Mr..
and Ms. F. H. Campsen.
Bill Lamar will take a crack min
strel troupe to Newberry during the
tournament.-From 20 years ago in
The State, 31st. And how we did en-
joy it.
Mrs. William Turner of Newberry
was in town shopping yesterday
& Greenwood Index-Journal, 31st.
Misses Marie Kinard and Marie
sehumpert of Newberry, Victoria
deter of Whitmire, and the following
from Leesville: Misses Lucille Coop
er. Eugenia Drafts, Marion Smith,
Pauline Smith and Katie Williamson
are in the list of Columbia college
graduates this year. !
I,Ir. C. T. Paysinger, Jr., better
known familiarly as ''Tommie," IS at
home for vacation from the Virginia
Medical college of Richmond.
Hiss Mary Alice Suber, of the VIM
throp Freshman class, won honorary
scholarship, and Miss Fredna schum-
pert, of the same class, held high av-
erage along with Miss Suber ana
others mentioned in the published
list.
Rev. J. E. Meng and Mr.. ". L.
Glenn went to the Greenwood hosplz
tai Monday to see Mr.. Glenn's mother
iu-law. Mrs. Leila Koon, who is I'M
proving under treatment there. We
ike TO see a man good to his mother
m-law.
Contractors Williams & Son have
finished the building of five-room
house near the Farmers Oil mill for
! Mr.. Clarence E. Hutchinson, who has
rented the dyelling to Mr.. R. F Bill
lings and family. The Williams con-
tractors have started addition of room
and porch for Insurance Agent w.
Frank Wightman to his residence IN
8 the eastern part of the city.
Mrs. E. Hugh Summer and children,
Bobbie and Frances, left on Tuesday
Tor Atlanta to visit her parents, MI.
and GIrs. J. A. Summer, where they
will spend some time.
Master Lloyd Allyn Julien of Char
lotte has come to Newberry to spend a
while with his half-brother, Mr.. Carl
I. julien and Mrs. julien, at the home
of Mr.. L. B. Schumpert and family N
Glenn street.
Mr.. A. NJ. Smith of Greenwood, a
travelling salesman, spent a couple of
days in Newberry this week with his
sister, Mrs. w. R. Reid, and other rel
atives.
Mrs. J. A. Davis has returned to
her home near Ninety-Six after Wis
It to her son, Mr.. W. H. Davis, last
week. Mr.. Davis, sister, Mrs. Corley
Of GoIdville, returned home on Thurs
day, after a visit here since Sunday.
Aessrs. Holland L. Sigh and Nicely
j. Cromer were among those attend
ing he Rock Hill commencement.
Kisses Haskell and Byrd Wright Of
Greenville, former goods of Newberry
college, will arrive Saturday to attend
commencement.
Hiss Marion Daniel is announced
as one Of the newly elected teachers
Of he Newberry city schools.
Mss Lille Mann will come home
Frijay to spend the weekend at
home.
Hiss Frances Felker has returned
20 ler home in the country after
Spending two weeks with hec aunt,
NJ, Wy S,,Lor -, T1;,,o c+yon.