The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-08-11
PURELY PERSONAL
The Movements of Many People,
Newerrians and Those Who
Visit Newberry

''Who is Alf Mason?" you ask.
Well, Calf" is no kin to "Walt" Ma
son.
Speaking about the greatest liv-
ing Newberrian, what of Pierce Cog
gans? He looked ike the biggest
man in the motion pictures of the
city.
Mrs. L. C. Jackson is visiting her
sister in Newberry county.-The
State, 9Th.
The Winthrop college club at the
summer school in Asheville, Miss
Willie Mae Wise, president, is in a
write up from Ashevlle to The State
of the 9Th instant.
Mr.. Cornelius ("Buck") Davis
came in Saturday night from the vo-
cational training school at Chick
Springs to spend until next Monday,
when he will return to resume his
course i dairying and bee keeping.
He likes Chick Springs and the
school.
Mr.. ]. H. West was in Greenville
on business Tuesday.
Misses Fredna Schumpert and
Mary Alice Subeq are at Adams Run
visiting their college room mate,
Miss Theodore Taylor, and having a
fine time swimming. There are good
places to swim in that low country
with plenty of water and the young
ladies are getting expert in the art,
having SWAN a half mile "right
along when last heard from.
Mrs. j. w. NJ. Simmons and Mr..
and Mrs. Alan Johnstone, Jr., and
daughter, little Miss Lalla Rook,
motored to GreenviMe Tuesday on
visit to Mrs. Simmons daughter,
Mrs. Rivers Stone.
Get your stamps at the parcel post
window and do not call for them at
the general delivery window, or any
other window except where the sign
is as plain as the nose on your face,
right in front of you little to the
left as you enter the postofice door.
Misses Sue and Kitty Mazyck, on
their way from their home in Char
lesion to visit in Belton, stopped ov-
er from Wednesday afternoon to
Thursday afternoon in Newberry to
see Mrs. Corrie Greneker and Miss
Carrie Greneker. Their bright and
pleasant little visit was much enjoy
ed and appreciated by those of their
many friends who had the pleasure
of seeing them, bringing back" the
good old days when the Mazyck, the
Simmons and the Motto families so
largely and effectively contributed to
the membership of little st. Luke's
Episcopal church.
We will not allow 'HaP' and
'sDood'' to monopolize everything
connected with that new air fan at
Halls. Miss Elizabeth Brehmer, who
stays in the store and is accountable
for more of the beauty and attrac--
tiveness of the place than if she were
not present, is entitled to her share
of regulating the tanning of the
cool and refreshing little air wave
lets as they come ripping in.
Mr.. W. L. Glenn went to Green
vile the latter part of last week to
see his sister, Mrs. Hayne Ashmore,
and to accompany her to Greer to
attend a family reunion at the home
of his stepmother, Mrs Frances john
son, near Greer, Mr.. Glenn says the
people up there are not talking boil
weevil and that the corn and cotton
crops are the finest he has seen any
where this season; upland corn look
ing like bottom corn.
Miss Julia Dickert has returned
from Greenville.
Miss Edith Henderson went to
Spartanburg last Friday to- attend
the funeral of her friend, Mrs. Ter
rell Jones, who was formerly Miss
Marie Pointer of Spartanburg. The
funeral was conducted by Rev. w.
H. K. Pendleton, rector of the
Church of the Advent.
Ray Gallman, who is assistant
c. lier of the Planters bank, got in
his Dodge car Saturday and hied out
he said to Newberry, but really to
Frog Level, to spend his vacation
with his parents.-Abbeville Medi-
UNI, 9Th. Say, look-a-here, you Me-
dium man, nobody down here calls it
Frog Level "no more," but always
Prosperity. Frog Lever' was all
right, as the place continues to be.