The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-09-29
PURELY PERSONAL
The Movements of Many People
Newberrians and Those Who
Visit Newberry

Miss Euis Blair is cashier at MINI
naugh's.
Since last report from recorder S
court, one speeder was fined $50,
with SO suspended, and Of six col
ored gamblers three paid fines OF
$40 each, two OF tne bunch paying
s5 apiece and one took the days IN
mis-.
Mr.. Chris Darlington Of Balboa,
Panama, who mas been IN NeWoerfy
fer some little while, is awaiting the
time for the beautiful blue skies OF
October" to be seen.
! Mrs. G. W. Watson, who has been
lingering critically i'll at the home OF
her sister, Mrs. Clarence F. Werts, IS
improving with the prospect OF soon
being able to withstand another opeI-
alton. which will be necessary to re-
store her to health. Mrs. Watson has
for some weeks been suffering IN
tensely in her painful illness and her
life was at times despaired Of. we
are glad to report her Improvement,
with the hope that she will be able to
undergo the operation successfully.
Mrs. L. z. Fischer and little daugh-
ter returned last week from an ex-
tended stay with relatives in Phlia-
delphia. Pa, and Eastover, Nd, ana
Friend Fischer is all right once more.
Mr.. and Mrs. James j. Hill spent
Sunday in Newberry with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. P. Hill, and they
all had happy family reunion this
being the first time the brothers have
been together in a good many years.
since before the World war in when
thew were engaged. Mr.. Geo. W..
Hill and family left today, Thursday
ON their return home TO New Orleans.
AS taoss bright boy scouts would
saw on some of their 14-nlile h'kes'
we saw Mr.. R. C. Sigh superintend-
ing the clearing up of his SCOTS
creek pasture Tuesday morning and
it looked good to US. It makes such
a difference in a place with the BUSH
es and thick underground removed.
And Mr.. Bush, next door, IS last Iii
proving his premises.
Tonight, Thursday, there Will be
one reel of Babe Ruth at the moving
picture show, and special, MY
Dad" Friday it will be ''Fools First
as the special, and Fox News. Sat
urday will bring the next episode OF
"The Fighting Trail" and the Wes-
tern and Comedy plays.
Messrs. Fulmer Wells and Harry
Eptng returned last week to Geor-
gia Tech to resume their studies IN
that excellent institution.
If you go to the opera house Mon
day, and many will go, you will see
Doris May in ''Up and At En-" And
also Fox News, los.
Don't pass the chamber of COM
merce windows without taking look
at the attractive displays. We will
put our Newberry chamber OF COM
merce in the state fer the livest
body.
While in Greensboro, N. c., re-
cenly Messrs. Gordon and Irvine Les
lie worked their motion picture cam
eras. the former for Fox News COW
ering the American Legion conven-
ton, a reproduction of the beuatltHi
parade Of which was seen at the op-
era house Monday. Cameraman lr-
vine took films for Kinogranls. From
Greensboro our Newberry Fox News
representative went to Black Noun
tain to cover the Boy Scouts conven-
ton. which will be seen today, FIJI
GaV, IN r on News Nv. IOE, a. SiAN w
era house.
AS a result of the successful meet
ing at Central Methodist church by
Rev. J. II. Danner of Charleston and
the choir leader, Mr.. c. P. Curry OF
HeHdersonvilie, n. c., Is members
were received into this church Sun
day morning, five Of whom were bap-
tized; eight converts joined the Pres |
byterian church and one the First !
Baptist. 1t was great meeting,
both preaching and singing being Of |
the highest order, very much enjoyed !
by the large crowds and much good |
resulting therefrom. !;
Cur veteran coroner, Mr.. F. Mar !!
ion Lindsay, moved recently to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. T. \. Parks. /
He is in better hands than when liv-
ing alone.
Probate Judge W. ?. Ewart was