The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-12-12
Fomaria News

al treats along the line OF Education.
Tuesday was Patriotism day. Dr.. Jno.
B. Settler, accompanied by Clifton
Graham, Jno. D. Wedaman and Mrs.
Jno. Wicker, presented tie school
Ia flag. Dr. Settler in his usual grace
ful manner gave the school an in
structive talk III regard to the saluta-
ton of the flag. Master Harold
! Hentz responded with an original and
very fitting poem in rendering thanks
! for the flag. As the flag was being
hoisted by Master Hentz the school
stood at attention and sang the Star
Spangled Banner vey creditably.
Again on Friday morning after
devotional service by Rev. Doggett,
Prof. Bedenbaugh introduced Senator
Alan Johnstone whom Pomaria had
never had the pleasure Of having with
them before. A more educational
and instructive talk was never heard
than that of Senator Johnstone. He
,, was a stranger in one way, since this
was his first visit to the school, but
not stranger for everybody who
does not know Mr.. Johnstone knows
Of him and what he has done for the
county in the way OF education, and
I cont think too much appreciation
can be shown to him. Sorry 50 few
saw 1T to -cUme out 70 1nesr nm anu
show their appreciation Of such a
brilliant man.
Mrs. r. E. Bedenbaugh had birth
day dinner Sunday. The table was a
beautiful picture. In the center was
the birthday cake, elegantly trimmed
by the skillful hand of Mrs. Emma
Hipp and topped with 70 yellow
birthday candles. A toothsome trr-
KEY with all that goes with it, was
served. Her children and grand
children were the partakers with the
honor guest. Mrs. L. B. Folk, her SIS
tar-in-law. All the children. were
present except Mrs. J. A. Williams,
nee, Miss Annie Mae, who resides at
Elliott, S. G..
Mrs. L. B. Folk Of 1000 Maple
street. Columbia, IS visiting her SIS
ter-in-law, Mrs. R. E. Bedenbaugh, at
KILLERS.
Fl. W. Lominack ard j. L. Swat
ford were business visitors in Colum-
bia Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ruff and chill
dran visited at his old home in Bal
lentines last week.
Jno. Wedaman and ". S. Martin
made a business trip to Columbia this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. I. Bedenbaugh
returned from BraEchville accompan-
led by Miss Marion Conner who left
Monday for Greenville.
Mrs. L. B. Bedenbaugh being indis-
posed Monday, Rev. S. P. koon
taught for her.
Mrs. Virgil Shelley spent several
days with her father, NJ. J. 5. Koon,
the past week.
Dr.. and Mrs. 4. j. Johnson and
Mrs. z. T. Pinner were in Columbia
Wednesday on, business.
Mrs. L. H. Sem of Chappells who
! has been visiting her mother, Mrs. J.
j. Crook, fcr several days, returned
| to her home Wednesday.
! Tommie Crook and w J. Hentz Of
Broad River were in town Wednesday
on business.
Mrs. Ida Harris visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Burr Martin cf Newberry las;
week.
lIr. J. W. Alewine who has been
confined to his room with rheumatism
for several days is able to be out
again.
Messrs. J. C. Berley and R. Il
Hipp, Jr., motored to Greenville Wed,
ncsday. Mr. Berley is having his eyes
treated.
Mr.. E. S. Shelley and Mrs. J. "
.Alewiae notored to Aiken Wednes.
day to visit their brother, Mr. Edgal
Saeeley. returning Sunday.
; Mr.. and Mrs. J. |. Swafford anc
Mr.. ClyGe Aoon spent from the 3rc
to the 5th in Gaffney.
! Mrs. Noah Chapman returned las
week f.ora a visit to her daughters