The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-11-29

lSee him by nlght. In the mornings ne
is busy with Wells big dray hauling
goods from the depots to all the mer-
chants in the city In the afternoons
and at night you see him throwing
the pictures on the screen at the op-
era house. In between times yol see
him at the fire department ready for
duty in that direction, and IN the
meantime he is here and there with
other matters, so it puzzles US to know
when and how he has time to make
such a thing as beautiful mahog-
anv table we saw him fixing. 1t is
a library table with finished support
handsomely rounded, all by his own
hands, and surmounted with fixtures
for three globes, which when complet-
ed and the lights turned on will be
pretty sight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam. H. Manget of
Trenton spent the Thanksgiving sea-
son with Miss Lenore Broadus and
Miss Anne Ruff.
Mr.. I. H. Hunt was in Columbia
Friday sitting with the Supreme
court as special associate justice at
the hearing in the case of Knighton
VS.. Desportes Mercantile Co., from
Fairfield county.
Mrs. S. B. Jones underwent a serl-
Gus operation at the Columbia hospi-
tai last week and her many friends
will be glad to know that she has I'M
proved and is doing well.
Miss Estelle Werts and James
Werts of Silverstreet are guests OF
Mrs. R. O. Pinson.-Greenwood In
dex-Journal, 26th.
Mr.. Marion Baxter of Columbia
spent the Thanksgiving weekend IN
Newberry.
Miss Jessie Ray has gone for
weekend visit TO relatives and frlends
at Whitmire.-Greenwood Index
Journal, 9th.
Miss Eugnia Robertson of Edlsto
was visiting in Newberry last week
with her Chicora college mate, MISS
Hattie Mae Buford.
: DR.. Thos. E. Rivers and bride have
returned from Atlanta and will be at
home to their many friends at the
residence of Mrs. Rivers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. D. Wheeler.
Mrs. Wicker of Newberry is visit
inc her daughter, Mrs. W. c. Wald-
rop. east Main street.-Laurensvliie
Herald, 25th.
Miss Ruth Brown of Walterboro,
student at Columbia college, spent
Thanksgiving with Miss Audrey
Jones, of the uptown express ONCE.
Miss Evelyn Wise Of Little Noun
tain is paying visit to Miss Dorothy
Huiet.-Mr. and Mrs. Robert Leavell
returned to Newberry this morning
after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Lea
vell.-Eugene Abbott was Thanks
giving visitor to Newberry.-Mlsses
Josie Webb and Annie Langdon
Blake went Chappells this morning
for a visit tc Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. WeDo.
Nancy Bishop spent Thanks
giving at Newberry college with Mrs.
A. C. Haltiwanger.-Greenwood In
dex-Journal, 25th.
Mrs. Gertrude Simpson Leonard OF
Prosperity accompanied Mrs. VIM.
Johnson, Mrs. Odalite Wallace and
children home on a return visit to
spend Saturday night and Sunday
here. Mrs. Leonard will leave her
home in Prosperity early in December
to spend while in London before
returning with her, husband as mis-
sionaries to Monrovia, Liberia.
The entire community regrets to
lose Rev. W. P. Meadows and family.
Mr.. Meadows has been pastor of Beth
ell church for two years. During this
time the church has enjoyed a steady
growth in every way. These good peo-
pie have endeared themselvs to this
community and will be pleasantly re-
membered. They go to Rock Hill.
Our very best wishes go with them
Callison cor. Greenwood Index-Journ-
al.
Mr.. S. B. Jones returned last week
from a trip to Rutherford, N. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Purcell will move
to their fine and handsome residence
in east Main street this week. AS
this is one of the most desirable resi-
dences in the city we wish to men
ton something of the work of its
construction and finishing touches in
its up to date "make up" The men
doing the work are well known as
experts in their lines of business.
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