The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-08-11

way to Due West, stopped and pass
ed the time of day" Wednesday with
their good friend, Mr.. Robert Rea-
gin.
Mrs. j. D. Blair of Macon, Ga, is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. I. f. Ma
this.
Mr.. H. L. Tobias accompanied his
daughter, Mrs. G. W. Thomas, to
Columbia Tuesday to see Mr.. Thom-
as, who, we are pleased to say, is
improving after serious operation
at the Baptist hospital.
! Miss Blanche Davidson, who is
busy at Eastover preparing the bride
for the | lates-Mayes wedding, spent
several days here and returned there
Wednesday. Miss Blanche enjoys the
finest of regulations as connoiseur
of this particular art. The bride
elect is a niece of Mrs Frank D Now
er. and Mrs. Mower will 60 to East
over some time before the wedding
which will take place on the 30th in
slant.
Mrs. T. S. Grier of Eastover is Wis
iting her niece, Mrs. Frank D. Now
er.
Mrs. T. NJ. Adair and her son, Cliff
ton Adair, of Clinton are visiting
! her son, Mr.. W. E. Adair in Newber-
ry.
Misses Sadie and Mary Claire MI
lam of Greenwood are on visit to
their sister, Mrs. W. E. Adair.
Mr.. Nicholas Mitchell, who once
handled the nice business now nicely
handled by Mr.. Gus Metchicas, was
in the city several days this week.
He has his headquarters in Colum-
bia and is a travelling writer OF IN
curance. Forty or fifty years from
now Gus's bright baby boy, little
Jim, will be calling him "Old Nick"
along with lots of other people, but
it will be only in terms Of affection
ate regard.
Health Officer J. T Mayes, who
keeps his eyes and ears open to his
duties, says that not a single case
of typhoid fever originated in this
city this season. Those contracting
it caught and brought it here from
other points. There is not much OF
any other sickness in this city, not
counting the diseases among older
people and that are not contagious;
and there had been only about eight
cases of typhoid up to the time we
interviewed Mr.. Mayes Tuesday
This is a healthful community.
The Calendar society of Central
Methodist church viii meet Monday
afternoon at 500 o'clock at the res
idence of Mrs. Frank Lominack,
with Mrs. Pope Buford and Mrs.
Forrest Lominack as associate hos
i tesses.
Misses Mary Wicker and Marie
Moore are away from their positions
IN Florence to spend vacation at
their former homes in Newberry,
l L1..: ~,o,,, fr;a,Jc ora do
lighted to see them.
Mrs. Frank R. Hunter has as her
guests her nieces, Misses Helen
Sease and Jessie Matthews of Glenn
con College. One Of the accomplish
ments of these young ladies, SO we
have been told, is an expert knowl-
edge of the fine art Of swimming, at
which they are able to be of benefit
to the ladies at Newberry's own
swimming pool.
Mrs. Earle Bullock and baby are
at her former home in Chaplin to help
+ the family welcome the bride and
groom upon the arrival of the happy
couple from Hickory, N. c., where
the marriage takes place tonight,
Thursday, the groom, Mr.. Alvin
Frick, being Mrs. Bullock's brother.
Mr.. Bullock and Mr.. Sid Clarke will
leave Sunday for fishing trip in the
Santee sWamps.
Miss Cassie Sigh and Messrs. Tom
Sigh and George Borts will motor
to Anderson Saturday and return on
Sunday or Monday with Misses Re-
becca and Claire Sigh, who have
been visiting their sister, Mrs. SUIT
ton.
/ Union service will be held on Sun
day evening at $50 in the Associate
Reformed Presbyterian church with
the sermon by DR.. c. A. Freed.
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