The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-04-28

dence of the little children.
Mrs. Hattie Roland of Newberry
was dismissed yesterday from the
Baptist hospital.-The State, 9th.
In the list of the faculty for the
Lutheran Summer school at Summer
land in July we find the following
from Newberry: DR.. S. j. Derrick,
Rev. r. \. Goodman and Miss Sadie
Goggans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. II. Kinard, Mrs.
#. A. Arnold and Mr.. Jno. NJ Kinard,
Jr, were among the out-of-town
guests at the Earle-Jefords wedding
in Columbia Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Kinard and Mrs. Arnold helped
to greet the other guests at the recep-
ton.
The Newberry Indians won an ex-
citing game from Elon college We'd
nesday afternoon by the score Of .
to 4. Newberry is still on top-over
the top-where she belongs and IS
likely 70 stay.
Mrs. J. H. West, historian South
Carolina division, U. D. c., went to
Saluda to attend the district conven-
ton Wednesday and was on the pro-
gram for a paper on "Aims Of Our
Historical Work" Mrs. c. j. Milling,
president, was scheduled to arrive IN
Newberry Thursday, the guest OF
Mrs. R. D. Wright, on her way from
the saluda meeting to the Piedmont
convention at Clemson.
DR.. Skinner and Mr.. McCravy lett
TODAY. Thursday, for their respective
homes in Columbia and Laurens'
carving with them the great good
will of the people here.
Speaking of the objection to the
order of Shifters (maybe they just
don't like the name) as the ''breed-
inc of familiarity among the sexes,
] if there can be a greater degree than
has been breeded by the effects and
demoralization of the late World war,
then indeed we should hate to see 1t.
The series of meetings at the First
Rantist church closed on Thursday
night. leaving a beneficial influence
in the community. In so far as the
ranorter is concerned he will say that
during the past week or ten days ne
foroot his trials and tribulations and
drowned his troubles in the refresh
ING spiritual Baptist showers. To-
NIGHT. Thursday, at s o'clock, Mr..
Babb will baptize large class. There
are 26 new members to receive the
rite of baptism, the class being equal
ilv divided between the sexes by the
number 13, a somewhat remarkable
coincidence.
Quoting our first notice Of the
Ran+ist meetings here, the Laurens
Advertiser. one of Mr.. McCravy
home papers, introductorily says
e:That two Laurens men are dong d
GREAT work in a revival service IN the
FIRST Baptist church of Newoerry,
where Rev. E. V. Babb, native OF
this county, is pastor, and Mr.. James
Mccravv of this city directing the
s;noinq is evidenced in the following
nAws item taken from the last issue
of The Newberry Herald and News
r Il. Greneker. for several years a
citizen of this place, city editor"
The closing exercises Of Jalapa
school will be held Wednesday even
ing, May the third. The program
will be published later.
The cbautauqua tent will be pitch
Cd on the lot now belonging to MI
r. c. Sigh, south side OF Scott 5
creek, where the chautauqua was helo
three years ago. -,
| Mr.. Henry Lane of HendersonNiNe
IS in the city. n1
DR.. P. C. Ellesor, Mrs. ". E. Pei
ham, ST., and Mrs. Beta Wright Went
70 Columbia Wednesday and found
DR.. Pelham very much improved we
are glad to state. DR.: Elissos an, anu
Mrs. Wright returned, but Mrs: PEI
han, remained at the hospital tor
! Mrs, A H. Bryant (nee Miss Ans
ley HouseaD of Columbia a5h and MISS IS
Margaret witherspoon Of Columbia
will spend this weekend in NeW0erfy
with Miss Julia Johnstone'
! IN the life of a reporter 1t yer!
often is a case of you be ID II y0"
do and you be d--@ if you don l. :.
Judge Ewart issued a marriage Il
cense to man in February ana 'ne
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