The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-06-02

was met ty boil weevils showed him
what's the use?"
Time was when girls in Ne"3erry
Just barely showed their ankles. 4
little later calves wer on exhibition
and then some. Now many Of them
are letting the.r knees 0e sen. From
ankle to knee is being pretty free.
Between you and me, TO a man up
tree, it is Ike the owl IN the oak,
which "the more he saw the less he
spoke, the less he spoke the more re
heard" said the wise guy bird.
Misses Mary and TroNelle Wright
will leave Saturday for Atlanta on
q visit to Mr.. Day Wright.
Mr.. Creighton Wicker has returned
to his ship at Norfolk to resume his
duties in the navy service.
The regular meeting Of the DTay-
ton Rutherford chapter has been
postponed on account of serving the
college alumni luncheon. Notice Will
he given later as 10 wH.on the meeting
will be held.
Mrs. Barrett Clisby and children
of West Point, Miss, returned home
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Davis, who
have been on visit there.
We have before Us list Of names
published in Thursdays State in con-
nection with the commencement eX-
crc;ses at Columbia college. The list
is printed under the heading, Alum
nae Gather in Large Numbers. "
Sometimes The Herald and News re-
porter copies names of Newberrlans
who can not be present as designated.
He goes according to the list. IN the
list before him of "alumnae attending
the banquet" he finds the names OF
, "Elcise Welch (Mrs. r. D. Wrlght) /,
New5er.s; Olive B. Counts, Prosper
ity, and Hulda Longshore, (Mrs. D.
l. Nance), Newberry."
Mrs. George Wright and baby OF
Atlanta are expected Saturday to
spend a while with the baby's grand
mother, Mrs. Stevie Bowers Wright,
at the home of Mr.. z. F. Wright.
If Mars and Venus are inhabited
and ere worlds Just like ours, what
this reporter would like 10 know IS
when those worlds were created, what
were the names of the first couple
dwelling in their gardens of Eden.
When we find that out, there are sew
eral other things we should like to
know.
! Mrs. Oscar L. Hill Of Charlotte IS
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
C. T. Paysinger.
Rev. j. D. Kinard Of Johnston, for
rner pastor of St. James church, jail
aoa, will preach at that church Sun
dav afternoon al 4 o'clock.
Mr.. E. L. Rodelsperger got a wire
this. Thursday, morning from his sis
ter, Mss Mamie Rodelsperger, telling
him of the death Of their mother,
which occurred that morning at her
home in Nashville, Tenn. The body
will be brought to Newberry CT the
1890 Southern train Saturday and
taken Immediately to Rosemont Gem
etery. Mrs. Rodelsperger was the
second wife of the late Peter Rodels-
perger, former prominent citizen
of this place, the senior member Of
the firm of Rodelsperger & Hornsby,
well known in this section Of the
country.
A bevy of young ladies, married
and single, sold 1000 poppies for Me-
mortal day, and Miss Carabel West
has the pleasure Of sending in S10O.
That was fine. It showed that New
berry did all right.
The A. r. P. Sabbath school will
be at 10 O'Clock Sabbath, June 4, IN
stead of 1890.
Childre1's day will De observed at
Lebanon church Sunday morning,
June 4th, at II o'clock. There will
be dinner on the grounds. In the af-
ternoon there will be speeches by
prominet men.
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