The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-04-19

| paper. Sons and daughters may
grow up and leave the old home, but
the memory Of mother" remains
fresh and sweet as long as life lasts.
Paint being the order Of the day
among various classes of people for
different purposes we like to tell of
it in print when we see it freshly ap-
plied-to house, which it makes more
| beautiful and durable and lasting
without any bad effects. The large
and airy residence of Mr.. and Mrs. c..
B. Martin is very becoming in its new
spring dress on the hill in Harrington
street. And right next door looking
east the cozy home of Mr.. Jake Boo
zer and family has likewise been
beautifed by the application of pre-
serving and value-enhancing coatings
putting it in suitable condition for its
neighboring company.
Improvement is the watchword
along Harrington street, ever since
''Mr. Bill" Smith bought wilderness
looking spot and made it to blossom
as the rose. We have noted several
additions to houses and the re-paint-
| ing of dwellings, and now we come to
the conveniently located residence of
Mr.. Reuben Boozer and family. Mr..
! Boozer has had an addition built to
his house under the supervision Of
Contractor E. T. Mayer, making the
place look so much more commodious
and comfortable, and which, when
the new paint is put on, will loom up
most attractive in appearance in its
desirable location.
Saturday nights rain was a fine
season, but the high winds of Sunday
dried the moisture.
The theme of Rev. Mr.. Holmes
sermon at St. Luke's Episcopal church
Sunday afternoon was, ''Let not your
heart be troubled" It was appropri-
ate to the time and good for people.
Isn't it just fine?-meaning New
berry's winning over both Clemson
and Wofford at baseball. Newberry
won over Clemson by score of 8 to
2, as seen by account published in
another column, and by 8 to 5 over
; Wofford.
Now for chautauqua. One of the
attractions for the big show week will
be race to be pulled off by the fire
nen-the chemical company against
the pumper-on Thursday afternoon
at o'clock, the race to be run from
the fire department house to Summer
Bros business corner. This will be
an interesting event and many people
want to see Especially the ladies
and children. Let automobiles KEEP
cut of the way.
! The Index7Journal says the last de-
bate was one of the best exhibitions
of public speaking ever held i'll
greenwood, of keen interest, attract
ing visitors from all sections of the
state. ~
| The pension money for Newberry
county and Confederate veterans ano
widows has been received. Probate
Judge Ewart says each pensioner must
! come in person to his Office, which i.
law. The list will be published in our
rext issue. The roll contains larger
number of widows of veterans thar
veterans, there being 161 of the lat
| ter and 10 of the former in this
county, and the amount for the 271 is
s16,260. Newberry is the 18th coun-
ty of the 46 in amount of money re
ceived and in number of veterans and
the 18th in number of widows.
Fishermen G. B. Summer, Gurnie
Summer, Bob Lewie and Jake Dom
mick went to the Edisto river lasi
week and returned home with about
fifty pounds of the fnny tribe. "Gus"
'snd company had better luck in saw:
ing the catch this time than he ant
some others had on recent trip.
The trustees Of the Prosperity high
school did handsome thing in re.
electing the faculty. We congratulate
all concerned. See letter from Pros
porous Prosperity.
The same bright teams from the
Newberry high school won again, the
last being the debate between Hones
Path and Newberry, the latter Win
ming at both. Strong teams.
Those entitled to pension must not
60 for the same until Wednesday, as
the probate judge can not distribute
the checks until that day. Judge
Ewart is the biggest man in town