The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-07-18

weekend from Asheville, after de-
Tending the two boys at court IN
their trial under the charge Of hav-
ing robbed the American Express
company of $4,000. Mr.. Green was
associated with Lawyer Clinton h.
Hughes of Asheville in the defense of
this case. The jury found the de-
PENDANTS guilty and they were SEN
fenced to five years servitude. The
case was appealed. As the judge
could have made the sentence ten
years and $500 the lawyers repre-
senting them saved them good deal
as it is.
Mr.. Isidore Koppel of New York
registered at the Newoerry hotel
Friday. Wish we could have seen
''Issie"
Profs. S. J. Derrick and R. A.
Goodman and Miss Olive Counts of
Newberry county were among the
speakers and faculty at the Summer
land college summer school in Lees
vile last week.
The State Sunday school and
Young Peoples union of negro Bap-
lists of South Carolina convened in
annual session last week in Abbeville
county. Newberry got the second
vice presidency in the election Of
Rev. 1. S. Reed.
Mr.. Geo. T. Bryan of Greenville.
Mr.. J. C. Bissell of Charleston and
Messrs. Walter Bailey, c. c. Fish
burne and Legare Ingleby of Colum-
bia, prominent Masons, were among
the assemblage at the supper tables
of the Newberry hotel Friday night.
! So that you will not have to be
asking about it we repeat that the
congressional campaign in this the
third district will be opened in New
berry at the court house on next
Saturday morning at 1890 o'clock,
! followed by meeting in Whitmire
at $50 p. m. And that the next
meeting in the county campaign will
be at Keitt's grove ugust II. State
campaign day August IA.
"Smilin' Through" will be given
you again on Tuesday by Norma,
with ''The Face Between" on We'd
nesday by Bert and Strange Idols"
by Dustin on Thursday
Those who go to the opera house
tonight, Monday, and Tuesday will
enjoy a real treat. Besides seeing
the famous Norma Talmadge, in a
splendid picture they will also have
the pleasure of seeing and hearing
Miss Frances Neal and Mr.. Aubrey
Tilley, prominent members of the
home talent class. in a prologue ar
ranged especially for the picture by
Mr.. Fulmer Wells, Newberry's lead
| ing art director. All who saw the
work Of these young people on a
former similar occasion will be glad
of the opportunity again presented.
Mr.. Tilley impersonates the charac-
ter of John Carteret and Miss Neal
that of Moonyeen, both portrayed so
strikingly throughout the picture.
| Mrs. T. E. Wicker left Sunday to
spend a week in Aiken with her
daughter, Mrs. Henry Busch. We
hope Tom will not suffer during the
absence of his help meet at home. 1t
is awful to be left alone.
There will be special meeting of
Scout troop No. l this (Monday) ev-
ening at 7:15.
Mrs. F. J. Kennerly and children
of Wilmington, Delaware, are visit
ing her brother, Mr. A G. Leitzsey;
and other relatives.
Mrs. H. L. Parr went to Bookman
Saturday night. She had accepted
an invitation to make Sabbath
schoo laddress at that place Sabbath.
All the members of st. James
church, Jalapa, are urged to meet
next Friday morning to clean and
beautify the grounds.
Mrs. T. E. Epting had the misfor-
tune of having the ligaments of her
right thumb painfully cut Saturday.
While no serious developments have
resulted, yet it was severe enough to
put her to bed. Her many friends
hope that she will not have to stay
there long.
Dr.. and Mrs. A. J. Bowers left for
their home in Greenwood on Monday
after seeing that "Jack and his
| bride" had returned from their we'd
| ding trip and were comfortably and
happily housed in "the house that
Jack arranged" in Harrington street
the cosy little cottage in a pleas
! ant neighborhood Miss Sadie Bow