The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-05-09
PURELY PERSONAL
The Movement of Many People,
Newberrians and Those Who
Visit Newberry

tion of the S0uCn CafOIlna uIFIS!oII
of the Travellers Protective assocla-
ton in Sumter on Thursday morning.
Mr.. Smith was elected as delegate
to the national convention at Allan
tic city June 5. 1t was an important
meeting. See report Of proceedings
in another column.
'Thieves broke in" and stole
$1,000 in cash from safes in Flor
ence on Wednesday night. Moral:
Put your money in secure bank
vaults of Newberry; don't |'put your
trust" in safes-it is not safe. The
National bank, the Commercial bank,
and the Exchange bank are here to
preserve your cash.
President S. J. Derrick of Newber-
nv college made an eloquent address
at the chapel period Thursday morn
ing.-From a press account OF the
meeting last week of the Clemson col
lege board Of visitors.
Rev. S. T. Hallman, D. D., once of
Newberry, now and long since OF
Spartanburg, has been elected as
writer of the history of the South
Carolina Lutheran synod. The
friends and acquaintances, to say
nothing of relatives, and they are le-
gions in America, know that this his
torical work has "fallen into good
hands
We agree with The State in saying
that "the chautauqua is an 'lnsutu-
tom that merits the support of ev-
ery community it visits and enter
tains and serves to make more deslr-
able as a city of residence and op-
portunity,' also that ''the chautauqua
furnishes annually vast resource OF
entertainment and instruction to tens
of thousands of the most substantial
people of this nation" Newberry is
in the ''very midst of chautauqua
now, enjoyed by hundreoS OF our
most substantial people.
Next Monday will be the beginning
of the "clean up" and paint up"
season. Don't forget it, and don't
forget to 'keep-it-up."
The reporter wasn't ON hand at the
time to note the fact that Mr.. John
Henry Chappell had entered the are
ma as a candidate for magistrate. Mr..
Chappell knows the business of the
Office, as he has had much expert
ence in that line.
Typographical (some people call 1t
typ instead of Typographical errors
are so common to all newspapers we
rarely call attendtion to them, but as
one man said he didn't understand
about ssfost' wonderful babies, we
have to explain. We wrote "most
wonderful but an ''f" fell into the
place of the s'm' and made it ''fost
wonderful" Of course everybody
knows why we said every baby was
the most wonderful baby in the
world.
DR.. and Mrs. D K. Gotwald left
Friday for their home in Springfield,
Ohio, after pleasant visit here to
their son, DR.. w. K. Gotwald, and
family.
Many Newberry Shriners will at
tend the Spring ceremonial for Hejaz
temple in Rock Hill May 1S, on which
festive occasion there will be 1900
or 1000 members present.
E. H. Aull was in the city yester-
day en- route to Charleston where
he will attend the Lutheran synod
From 20 years ago, The State, 9Th.
Mrs. A. S. Rae returned on Satur-
day to her home in Greenville her sis
ter, Miss Carrie Greneker, having i'm
proved, we are glad to say.
All hands join in and make sue
cessful clean up, paint up week, to be
inaugurated by virtue of the civic
league, the health officer and the va
rious organizations of the city.
If you did not know it we will tell
you that you can get real good bar
gains at Rose Anthony's sale now 60
ing on. There are some fine goods
there sc lg very cheap, and the peo-
pie are buying. Take advantage Of
the opportunity and be in time for
the choice articles before they are
gone.
Miss Mary Gasque has returned
from Newberry, where she was the
guest of her friend, Miss AudreS
Jones, for week or more.-Laurens-
vile Herald.
An automobile got stuck on Scott's
creek Friday and only succeeded in
beino nDl1e6 ont a after strenuous pX-