The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-09-05
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
PROSPEROUS PROSPERITY

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visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ?.
Iangford, entertained at cards
Tuesday morning, complimenting her
house guest, Miss Marie Philpot of
Laurens. The rooms given over to
the games were abloom with a mis-
cellany of garden flowers, and score
was kept on cards hand-painted IN
japanese designs. This very pleas
1t morning was brought to close
with the serving of frozen fruit salad
sandwiches, olives, pickles and iced
tea, the hostess being assisted by her
sister, Miss Joe Langford.
For the junior set of girls one OF
the prettiest parties of the vacation
season was rook affair which Miss
Pearl Wheeler gave Friday morning
in honor OF Miss Myrtle Carter Of
Hampton. Pink was the color scheme
suggested by the lovely roses used IN
decoration and carried out in all the
details of the party. The score prize
was a box of bonbons, won by Miss
Ruth Stockman. Iced tea and sand
witches were served.
The William Lester chapter, y. D.
c., was entertained at its regular
meeting Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. J. D. Quattlebaum,
with Miss Blanche Kibler as hostess.
Mrs. w. j. Wise was leadef Of the
following program:
The jefferson Davis Memorial
Miss Kibler.
The monument to Gen. Stoud
Watie-Mrs. j. A. Counts.
Stonewall Jackson's Monument
Miss Willie Mae Wise.
VIII be the Worlds Greatest Mon
ument-Miss Ethel Saner.
;. During the social hour delightful
sandwiches and iced tea were served,
the hostess being assisted by her
three little nieces, Misses Julia, Ros-
allyn and Sara Qnattlebaum.
A social meeting Of the Woman's
Missionary society of Grace church
was held Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. P. C. Singley.
The members were received on the
wide porches which were beautifully
arranged with ferns, hanging baskets
and jardinieres of garden flowers. A
short program was enjoyed wnicn m
cluded readings by Misses Ruth
Hunter, Etel Saner and Phoebe Sing
ley, and song by Miss Rosalyn
Quattlebaum. The address of the oc-
casion was given by the beloved pas
tor of Grace church, the Rev. S. W..
Hahn, on: "The Master has come
and calleth for thee" The hostess,
assisted by Mrs. ]. A. Price and Mrs.
j. H. Werts, served iced Tea and
sandwiches.
The September meeting of the
James D. Nance c. of C.. was held
Saturday afterwith Miss Mary Little
john as histess. Owing to the elec-
ton of officers the regular literary
program was dispensed with. The
officers elected We're: President, Miss
Salome Dominick; vice president,
Miss Florence Wheeler; secretary,
Miss Margaret Griffin; treasurer,
Miss Rosalyn Quattlebaum; historian,
Miss Frances Bedenbaugh; cleaner,
Miss Mary Barre Werts. During the
social hour japanese punch and
sandwiches We're served. The little
hostess was assisted by her aunts,
Misses Edna and Moss Fellers.
Rev. j. w. Carson of Newberry
closed Sabbath evening very inter
esting series of services at the A. r.
P. church. The community at large
showed interest in the meetings and
enjoyed the forcible sermons Of Dr..
j. w. Carson.
Of cordial interest is the marriage
of Pat E. Wise to Miss Bertha Putzek
which took place Saturday in Rich
mond. Mr.. Wise is native Of Pros
perity and is the second son Of Mrs.
Laura Wise, and is now holding q
responsible position with Fisk Tire
company of Raleigh, n c..
A group Of young girls and boys
went out to Hartman's pasture
Thursday afternoon on delightful
picnic given by Miss Victoria Cros-
son in honor of her Sunday school
class.
An enjoyable outing was given OF
Tuesday afternoon when party of
SO motored 20 Prosperity's Country
club on a picnic. After swimming
and boating a delicious picnic lunch
was served on the banks of the river.
Mrs. A. H. Kohn, Miss Nell kohn
and Mr.. and Mrs. Hart kohn spent
t.: l.,, With Mrs p1rro yT;ca