The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-06-09

Lutheran church At Buena Vista, We,
spent Yesterday with his brother. Coz.
E. H. Aull, on his way to his Old home
in Newberry, to spend his vacatlon.--
From 20 years ago, The State, ,:th.
A SIS bond for speeding was for
feited in the recorders court We'd
nesday.
Mr.. F. A. Schumpert, who is every
now and then bringing over some
vegetable not so very common to city
folk. had sample Wednesday after
noon of koh Rabi, which bears the
same relationship to a turnip that a
caulihower bears to cabbage, with a
much milder flavor The thing Fred
had with him in plain language was
turnip growing above ground
Now. Fred, if you can pass Grif vii
liams with this we will be satisfied.
Mr.. Wannamaker, who appealed
from Recorder Chapman's fine of ST.
for speeding motorcycle, withdrew
the appeal and paid the fine Wednes-
day.
After the military parade, Alan
Johnstone Of Newberry addressed the
members of the senior class who were
to receive commissions in the army as
graduates in the R. O. T. c. jose
;; phus Daniels, former secretary of the
navy, made the presentation address
and handed each man his diploma
From account of Clemson college
commencement, 5th instant.
Magistrate C. W. Douglas paid his
assessment of $40 Wednesday and
signed his name to the club roll, thus
at once and quickly qualifying for
reelection.
The Calendar society of Central
Methodist church will meet Monday
afternoon, June the 18th, at five
o'clock at the residence Of Mics Edith
Henderson, with Mis-. Lila Cromer
associate hostess.
Some newly-weds want frills to the
marriage accounts, some. want no
frills and others don't care whether
there are or are not frills. But it is
all in life time. They marry, grow
old, die and it's all forgotten in the
dust. The girl babies of today are
the mothers of tomorrow and the
grandmothers of the next day, so
what's the use to worry?
Newberry has just had sush of
weddings, a regular boom in the
marriage industry. June brides are
the go. Some have gone and others
will follow, and the July grade Will
soon be reached.
Mr.. C. B. Parr and bride left M
mediately after the ceremony for
trip to the mountains through the
country.
Miss Pearl Hamm, who is filing the
position of stenographer in the lun1-
Der industry for A. P. Booaer, IS
boarding with Mrs. T. Griff Williams
so as to be nearer the place OF busl-
ness.
Prof. Curtis Fel!ers, who ran up to
take in commencement, went TO Sill
verstreet Wednesday evening, after
taking a stroll along Wheeler street
to view the old home where ne once
dwelt.
Mr.. j. W. Mccain has returned to
Waxhaw, N. c., after seeing his son,
j. w, Jr., walk off with the junior
oratorical medal. Young Mccain is
medal winner. He won the sopho-
more declaimers' medal last year and
also. with Edwin Sevzler, won the til
angular debate over P. c. at Spar
tanburg this spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack W. Taylor, after
the marriage at II o'clock, left at
1880 Wednesday for Asheville,
where they will make their home.
Three weddings a day help largely
in the growth of Newberry. It shows
progress. Our congratulations to all.
Mrs. W. R. Smith has returned
from her North Carolina trip and is
at the home of Ms. 2. D. Smith, Jr.,
during Mr.. Smiths visit to Atlantic
City.
Misses Mary and Troxelle Wright
returned Wednesday night from At
lanta, accompanied by Mr.. Day
Wright.
The scouts got off Thursday morn
ing and are now ''tenting on the old
pasture ground
Among the most interested COM
mencement visitors was Mr.. Eargle
of Lexington who came to see his son