The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-06-06

led by her daughter, Mrs. Leo
Wright, and Mrs. Wright's father-in-
law, of Anderson.
Prof. VIM. D. Half&e"o, superinten'
dent of the Hemm:Agw1E schoo, ana
Prof. Smiley Porter, principal of the
Bowman school, arrived last week to
spend the vacation at their homes.
These approaching marriages so
near at hand form beautiful COIN
cidelces. We mentionend in Fri
days paper two to occur on the same
evening and at the same hour, $50
Wednesday, the Fant-Meeks wedding
in Newberry and the ives-Greneker
wedding in Edgefeld. We have an
other coincidence to relate in the
Keitt-Hart wedding in Newberry and
the .Adickes-Moore wedding in York.
both to take place on the evening OF
the 18th instant and both in the
Presbyterian church, the former at
9 o'clock and the latter at $50. The
point of interest here in the York
wedding is that the brides mother
was formerly Miss Heller Wardlaw Of
Newberry.
Mrs. Caroline Burn took 'quick
notion" Saturday to go over to Rock
Hill, the occasion of her sudden de-
parture being the arrival that morn
ing ora little boy in the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Phillips, and she
wanted to see her new granddaughter,
the young mother being the daughter
of Mrs. Burns sister, Mrs. Elizabeth
Melton of Helena, and who is pleas
antly remembered as Miss Louise
Melton, recent Winthrop graduate.
Mrs. C. D. Walter and two chill
dren of Birmingham arrived Satur-
day night to visit her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. C. A. Bowman.
Lloyd Allen julien of Charlotte has
just arrived on a visit to his half
brother, Mr.. Carl T. julien, and will
accompany the scoutmaster and his
troupe to enjoy camp life. Mrs. Ju-
lien will be ''the lady of the camp"
to help the master keep the boys son
their dignity" while away from home.
They hope to get off in day or two
for Herbert's pasture. May they all
have good time and not be pestered
with the awful mosquito and his ag-
gravating companions whose only
aim, occupation and ambition is to
annoy honest people.
Mns. Arthur Mcdonald and two
children of Hodges stopped over at
Helena for the weekend with her
stepmother, Mrs. E. E. Melton, on
their way to visit relatives at KILLERS
Bridge.
Among the returned school teach
ers are Miss Grace Wilbur from Lam
caster and Miss Frances Thompson
from Latta.
The recent McDonald-RoDinson
wrestling match created much inter-
est, both men having friends and each
side pulling for his man." Hence,
when Robinson won out over his
opponent the adherents of the victor
were glad that he chad beat the other
man." That seems to be a big trait
Of many men-just to cheat the 9TH
er man. They carry it out in poll
tics, and some voters take more de-
light and have more keen enjoyment
in this particular than in anything
else during a campaign.
Miss Nell Scruggs of Lykesland
spent the weekend with Miss Evelyn
Wise in Little Mountain.-The State.
Mrs. Everard Blackshear of Column
bus, Ca, is visiting her sister Mrs.
George Johnstone.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Bowles have as
their guest Mrs. Samuel P. Bowles of
Jacksonville.
In the clubwomen's department of
Sundays State, the publicity mana
ger Of the South Carolina division,
U. D. c., "gladly makes correction
in reference to the organization of
the four districts into which the div
ision is now divided" She says the
plan was first recommended by Mrs.
R. D. Wright, then president of the
South Carolina division, at the New
berry convention.
Mrs. Jack Chappell IS spending
few days in Abneville with her
grandmother who is very i'll.
Mr. G, \. Gallman of North Au-
gusta, an alumnus of Newberry col
lege, is in town for commencement.