The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-03-31

loves 20 come across paper Suppoft-
er who pays his subscription as soon
as approached, with smile and a
good word. Out of town subscrib-
ers whose "timc's up" will please eX-
anime their labels and report prompt
ly by letter or person. We have sub
scri5ers in Atlanta and other cities.
The gist Of this notice is for all ''to
renew"
Mr.. S. X. Bouknight, who died at
his home in Columbia Tuesday, was
we'll known in Newberry where he
once conducted a blacksmith shop. He
was a good citizen and highly es
teemed by the people Of this commun-
ity among those who knew his worth
as a man Of character and friendly
disposition.
Mr.. j. L. Browning of Goldville,
we'll known in Newbery and better
known since marrying a Newberry
girl, is spoken of by the newspapers
as likely to run for the legislature
from Laurens county in the coming
election.
! James McCravy, one of the three
noted McCravy brothers singers of
Laurens, who is to be here Easter
Sunday with DR.. Skinner in meet
ing to begin on that day at the Bap-
tist church, will be great attraction.
Everybody loves good singing. James
is the youngest of the trio. We fea-
ture him in this notice of the ap-
preaching meeting to keep abreast Of
the times, on the same principle that
we would mention the arrival of a
celebrated educator and a famous
baseball player on the college cam
pus at the same time. Everybody
knows who would be the big man.
! Mrs. C. F. Templeton left Wednes-
day for Pacolet to visit her sister,
Miss Mozelle Huff. She was motored
there by her son, Mr.. Huff Temple
tin, in Mr.. Templeton's car.
/ Jake Stewart, colored, for gamb-
ling, paid S., and Rosco Williams,
colored, paid $40 for drunk, the for
mer forfeiting his bond, in the re-
corders court Wednesday.
The Ladies' Missionary society of
Central Methodist church will meet
Monday afternoon at the residence of
Mrs. Agnes Schumpert at 4 O'Clock.
Mr.. Thomas Wells Of Greenville is
visiting at the home Of his mother,
Mrs. O. Wells.
Mrs. Annie P. Oxner Of Goldville
will spend the weekend with her mo-
ther, Mrs. G. W. Pearson.
The Southern Power company's
new line to Newberry has reached to
a point between Winnsboro and Broad
river. 1t will start from this end in
two or three weeks.
Newberry commandery, No. 8.
Knights Templar, will hold an Easter
service on Easter Sunday afternoon
lat $50 in Central Methodist church,
to which the public is cordially in
'vited. The sermon will be by Dr.. w.
K. Gotwald and Miss Maize Dominick
will have charge of the musical pro-
gram.
Mrs. Walter Hem, Mrs. f. R. Par
fridge and children and Mr.. Guy Cog
gans of Atlanta, Ca, and Mr.. Terrill
Goggans of Henrietta, Texas, have
been called here on account Of the
illness Of Mr.. B. F. Goggans. We are
glad to say Mr.. Goggans is improving.
We were little premature in an
nouncing the cooperation Of Newber-
ry grocers for the benefit of the buy
ing public. The ad. appears in this
issue.
Mayor Cromer and Aldermen Sem
and Whitaker are members Of COM
mittee from city council to look out
for good topsoil for the streets.
Alderman Wallace and Clerk and
Treasurer Chapman have been ap-
pointed by city council to find a ten
ton trailer for hauling purposes.
Johnstone's woods will be cleared
of underground, which work will be
done in due time.
! When we mentioned that beautiful
lawn fronting the residence Of Sher-
iff and Mrs. Cannon G. Blease we had
not seen the vegetable garden of the
premises cultivated by J,ailor Sanders,
also it surely would have been no.
ticed, as we doubt if there is another
garden in the city to equal it at this
season of the year 1t is very large
garden and with its profusion of va
rieties Of the kingdom p,owing fast