The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-11-10
PURELY>PERSCMAL
the Mcve::onts of Many People
NewLerrians and Those Who
Visit Ncwbc-ry

Mr.. ard Mrs. Henry Cannon moveG
Wednesday 70 their home near TIE
Lutheran Church of the Redeener,
The beautiful design OF the residence
was originally by 3 lady architect
from Atlanta, Miss Wilburn, subject
20 changes by our home architect,
.Ir. Ernest Summer Of the NewbeTry
Lumber company, which company
contracted fer the building.
See whom We have with Us. Five
years ago Mr.. Jake Lurey ana lam
ily moved from New5erry to Spartan
burg. Among the children was q
little fellow. Iewie. Well, that same
once little I-ewie has grown t. De
a. young man and has returned to this
city to be printer in The Herald ans
News Office. He has had some ex2e-
rience in Seartanburg. We are glad
to have him With US.
Probate Judge ". F. E&2rt per-
formed another marriage ceremony
at his Office for colored couple, this
tine early Wednesday morning. not
long after breakfast. Ii was a goo&
2ooshing couple, too, and the bride
groom, Joe Suber. came ali the Wy
tgohl Dante. Va, to marry his bride,
i.enlnlie Clark, Of New:5errv Route ).
They were we'll dressed and scented
70 be in easy circumstances, having
the appearance of prominence II
;ieic society circles. Relatives came
along to witness the ceremony. 1t
wss one of the most imposing OF
coIored marriages yet before Judge
E,wart. Suber is a native of Newber-
ry county. The couple left Wednes-
Gay morning for Dante, where. Joe IS
employed.
Mrs. Julia Smith has returned %
Baltimore after an extended visit 20
her daughters, fdrs. j. ". White ard
Mrs. Il. H. KinarG.
We are glad to report tie improve
ment of Mr.. J. P. Wilson, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. ". NJ. Wilson of Peak.
That little girl who arrived last
Friday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Harry Summer, Jr., makes another
important addition to the large tribe
Of Summers in this city.
We hope the tea room at the place
formerly occupied by The Herald
and News Office VIII prove 4 success,
and we DON'T see why it should not,
as such 8 room would seem to-.5e the
very thing for city the size Of New
berry. Il VIII be conducted by Mrs.
J. L. yelling and Mrs. Ewing, the
ladies hone TO have lie room ready
before Thanksgiving day.
Friday night will see "sittin' Pret-
ty'' at the opera house. "You all''
have heard so much about it you will
want to see it, and must see It. It IS
a play by home talent and the cast
is ready.
Today, Friday, is a big day, cele-
brating Arm;stice day, which proper
ly falls on Saturday this year, bat
Saturday is not suitable for such an
occasion, Iehtce the 10th is substitut-
ed for the 18th. Everybody is keyed
up to expect a great event IN the his
tory of this city and county. And
don't overlook the legion pictures al
the matinee Friday afternoon at the
opera house, remembering at the
same time the Near East relief work.
Mr.. Richard Philips came over
from Rock Hill and went away with
Mrs. Philips and little Richard, Jr.,
who have been visiting her mother.
Mrs. Elizabeth Melton at Helena. The
Philips have moved from Rock Hill to
Wilmington. N. C.
If you want to see the pictures
Friday you ''will have to'' between
the hours of and p. n., as the
cast will then be gettin' ready for
''Sittin' Pretty"
There is nothing doing in the
courts Of the city, it being an order
~ place, with quiet citizens of both
races for the most part.
A colored subscriber, who takes
The Herald and News and reads It
IN his home on Route 3, has returned
from a visit to his children N New
York and New Jersey, sitter spend
3ng eight weeks with them, resting I'D
ard taking medicine, all of which he
says did him good. He, C. G. Gil
lam, is well known in the city ana
county. And it would perhaps sur
prise you to know, in addition to Gil.
2ie.2l's children, how many co!oreG
people from Newoerly are in the
larger cities CT other states.
We are pleased to say that Mrs
Marion Davis is improving at the Co.