The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-08-01

llnery all right.
During the absence of Secretary
Mcdaniel from the chamber of COM
merce the office was "held down" all
right by the assistant, Miss Eunice
Abrams, and when she was out Mrs.
H. H. Abrams was in, and altogether
business proceeded agreeably and
satisfactorily.
Did you see ''where dollar does
it's duty?" If you didn't and don't
see it yet, take the advice Of Pro-
prietor B. T. Anderson and go to the
Globe Dry Goods store; you will see
it there.
Clary Clothing company is in the
midst OF a big and real clearance
sale. Newberry knows the Clarys
and what they say goes. But it goes
without saying that the Clary Cloth
ing company's clearance is a big item
in the life of Newberry just now.
Miss Florence Minis returned on
Saturday afternoon to her pleasant
!Edgefeld home after a delightful
visit to Newberry as the guest of her
special friend, Miss Hortense Wood
son. Miss Minis bright little stay in
our city was a source of JOY and
brought Edgefeld and Newberry
closer together.
Health Officer J. Tom Mayes has
done another good job in cleaning
the vacant lot between D. A. Liv-
ingston & Sons store and Mr.. Ches-
| ley Cannon's Dodge Motor car gar
| age. 1t is a very large lot, but it
was filled with wagons Saturday.
Not only more sanitary, but the lot
| looks so very much better since Mr.
| Mayes "took turn" at it.
Mr.. Frederick Sale of Columbia
spent the weekend in Newberry
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. G
Sale. Fred gets better looking every
| day, but it is not altogether because
| he CLOCKS more and more like hie
| dad every day"-which he doesn't.
| Miss Marie Moore of Florence and
| Hayward Moore of Charlotte will ar
rive today, Tuesday, to visit their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. C. Moore,
the former to spend the month of
| august and the latter to spend ten
days, both on vacation.
| Mrs. E. J. Kibler of Prosperity
Ispent the week with Mr.. and Mrs.
W. B. Goggans.
! Mr.. E. NJ. Evans, Jr., and family
returned the last of the week from
an extended visit to Mrs. Evans pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. C. Deaver
| at Carlisle.
| Misses Rosalee and Emma Trotter
lof .Batesburg, who are attending the
summer school here, spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Cog
gans in the country.
| Mrs. Mary Borderick and her
| granddaughter, Miss Myrtle Rawlins,
| of New Smyrna, Fla, are visiting rel
atives in this county, spending the
| summer. Mrs. Borderick is on a spe-
:ial visit to her only living brother,
Mr. John Cousins, ST., she being the
only living sister of the departed
Eparents.
| DR.. E. D. Kerr returned on Sat-
urday after, completing a six weeks
course at the University of Chicago.
Mr.. John P. Wise of Ridgeland
renews and says: 'sI can always
count on The Herald and News to
| give me the news. It is a pleasure to
be able 90 have paper twice week
that keeps you in touch with your
friends in Newberry county, and
that is what your paper does" Mr..
Wise is a well known attorney and
counsellor at law in Ridgeland and
his 'legal opinion" is very gratifying
20 those of US who make up the pa
Iper.
Mr.. W. R. Reid reached home
Thursday night from the Saluda
mountains. He will return to North
Carolina during this week. Accom-
Nanying him { tom the mountains
as far as their home at Chappells
were Miss Mamie Holloway, Mr..
Jordan Holloway and Mr.. John Cole
man.
DR.. Burriss and Mr.. w. T. A. She
rard of Iva, on their way home from
Columbia, stopped over on Thurs
day with the latter's brother-in-law,
Mr.. Homer W. Schumpert.
Mrs. Laura Comalander of Chaplin
spent last week at the Leslie home
with her daughter, Mrs. Irvine Les
lie.