The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-03-14
PURELY PERSONAL
The Movement of Many People,
Newberrians and Those Who
Visit Newberry

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citv treasury Saturday. The way of
the transgressing speeder is hard.
Nearly everybody puts up poor
mouth mad complains of hard times.
Moral: In the short spaceaof one hour
Saturday Summer Bros. sold S4l6
worth of aluminium ware to the big
gest crowd ever assembled in that
store.
Read and heed Health Officer
Maves' instructions. 1t ougt to be a
warning, as there is an ordinance
thereto on the books. You "Mayes
we'll follow directions, because tom
Maves is the man to see that you DO
it.
Listen to the good news: Mr.. j. B.
Hunter has received a letter from
HEADQUARTERS stating that the Red
path chautauqua will be here for the
week beginning May the 4th. Now
feel good once more.
County Farm Demonstration 1. NJ
Mills is recovering from the bursting
of muscle in the calf of his leg,
which he sustained recently while
helping some hands remove a stump
from his yard. He says he heard the
muscle crack-and felt it too.
Messrs. c. F. Templeton and HUFF
and Fenton Templeton made visit to
Greenville last week to see their son
and brother, Ford, who has position
with the Camperdown mills.
Capt. NJ. NJ. Buford was not only
delighted with Governor Cox as a
great orator, but was also we'll pleas
ed with his reception in Columbia
Thursday night. He met Governor
Cox, who was a congo al spirit, fall
ing in at once with the Newberrlan' S
way. The celebrated orator and states
man had read Captain Buford's acros-
tic during the recent campaign and
was so taken with it that he invited
the author to seat on the rostrum
during the delivery of the speech be-
fore the legislature.
Mr.. C. B. Martin, ranking high IN
masonic circles in South Carolina, has
been appointed district Deputy grand
master for the 9th Masonic district
of this state. This appointment was
made at the meeting of the grand
lodge in Charleston last week by the
new grand master, Mr.. j. Campbell
Bissell. The appointment will meet
with hearty approval by the Masonic
fraternity, not only in Newberry but
throughout the state, as Mr.. Burr
Martin is we'll and favorably known
by the members Of the order, not
alont because of his great knowledge
of the order, but also because Of his
pleasant personality. Welcome, e.
B. Martin, D. D.
Dr.. ]. W. Carson attended meet
college at Due West last eek.
Mrs. T. L. Bridges and baby OF
Rock Hill spent the weekend in New
berry with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
C. F. Latham, and Claude Latham also
attended the burial Of his grandfath-
er, Mr.. ]. B. Latham, at Little Noun
tain Friday afternoon.
Mrs. L. w. Floyd, state president
of the American Legion auxiliary, at
tended tea at the Jefferson hotel in
Columbia Thursday evening in her
honr with other distinguished guests
at the conference of leaders. Mrs.
Floyd was also one of the speakers at
a meeting.
We were somewhat premature in
saying that the water had given out
the first fair day after the long rainy
spell last week, for just afterward it
rained again; the supply had not been
exhausted.
The many friends of the young men
of the Elite drug store regret that an
assignment of the business was nee
essary.
Mr.. Floyd Bradley returned on
Wednesday from Philadelphia after
taking rest cure. His many friends
are glad to know that his rest was
beneficial
Mr. Geo. c. Hipp returned last
week from Charleston, where he at
tended the grand lodge of Masons on
Wednesday and Thursday as the rep
resentative from Amtiy lodge.
The boy scouts of Newberry have
been doing good work in the city by
tearing down old and past-up-to-date
signs and cleaning various lots which
have been unsightly with trash.
Nav-ber,-I- moods NOW Ju-a71ionr Il oI,c-