The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-07-28

Describing 'One OF the lOVelleSy
parties given Miss Pearl Crowder,
who was married in Columbia Tues
day The State on Sunday mentions
that Mrs. Luther Crowder of New
berry, who captured the bride doll,
was given pretty box of station
cry"
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Browning
of Goldville were made happy on
Friday by the arrival of fine boy
in the home. The many friends of
Mrs. Browning, who was formerly
Miss Nellie Adams, will be delighted
with the news. Mr.. Browning NAM
ed the baby George for his brother.
'Have you seen George" yet?
Everybody's careful attention is
directed to the ad of the Palmetto
Beach Fishing camp at Bluffton. Mr..
Wilbur R. CAN'T, who spent week
at that delightful resort, says the
place is just as it is represented to
be. Read for yourself and see if you
would not like to try the camp on
your next visit to a summer resort.
Regular services viii be resumed
at Aveleigh Presbyterian church
Sunday at IL: 80 o'clock. )
Miss Louise Counts of the Allan
tic Coast Line Columbia Office is Wis
iting relatives for the w TX in New
berry. She is one Of that great sys-
TENS most valued official assistants.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian White, after
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
VIM. White, have returned to Able
vile. Mr.. T. C. Johnson of Clinton
spent Sunday with Mrs. Johnson and
the children who are visiting at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. W. White.
Messrs. W. E. Wiles and A. j..
Ross motored to Columbia Saturday
with the Misses Sue Ella and Elise
Peterson, returning Sunday. Mr..
Ross came from Clinton to spend his
vacation. He went back Monday
evening.
DR.. R. McC. Pool, who is connect
ed with the Tennessee Coal and
Iron company's hospital at Fairfield,
Ala, is at home on a visit.
We are glad to report that Mr.. T.
N. Parks, who has been seriously i'll,
was able to sit up Monday and is
improving.
Miss Marie Long of Camden is Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Theo
Long.
One of the best pictures of quar-
ry blast ever shown was that by the
Leslie brothers as exhibited in Fox
News Friday, showing the big blast
in Columbia. Our Newberry cam
eramen got bonus on that picture
from the Fox News editor and the
importance of the Leslies as repre-
sentatives of the company was forth
with enhanced and their field of use
fulness enlarged.
Miss Margaret Wooster of Frank
lin, La, is visiting Mrs. T. c. Pool.
See ''For Big Stakes" again to-
night, Thursday, Tom Mix picture,
and Annette Kellerman in some OF
her high diving features. Then "The
Seventh Day" Friday and Fox News.
Followed by VIM. Duncan in "The
Fighting TRAIL" Saturday, and three
other two reel pictures.
Congressman Dominick will occu-
py the platform with the other two
candidates at Mccormick Saturday.
Miss Nellie Lee Mcdowell of Lau-
rens is visiting her uncle, Mr.. l., A!
Mcdowell.
Miss Aubrey, Caroline and Gather
inc Jones have returned from visit
ing relatives in Walterboro and AL
lendale, and Miss Emily Melvin of
the latter place is visiting them.
DR.. T. B. Jacobs of Newberry and
DR.. O'Neall Jacobs of Laurens, the
two brothers who are both veterin-
ary surgeons, were placed on COM
mittees at the annual convention of
the South Carolina State Veterinary
Medical association convening IN
Charleston last Monday, the former
on the committee on neurology and
the latter on the resolutions COM
mittee.
Some mighty pretty girls, brun-
cites and blondes, are going to the
summer school here.
Mrs. Lizzie Kinard and Mr.. VIM.
Kinard of Sumter and Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Kinard Of Springfield,
Mass, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.