The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-03-17
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
PROSPERUS PROSPERITY

church ended their week of prayer by
public sa~lice Sunday morning Wh>H
S. White Rhyn of the Lutheran SEM
inarv SPOKE of the, Power of Prayer.
The Young Peoples society Of the
A. R. F. church had charge OF the
morning service at which time Dr.. Y.
NJ. Brown, A. n. Crosson and Kay
mond Caldwell made splendid talks.
Rev. j. D. Griffin of the Methodist
church had as his text Sunday morn
ing, How to Save Prosperity. He
spoke to full church.
DIR. C. J. Thompson, with the Bap-
fist general board of Columbia, was
present at the closing of the week OF
prayer of the Baptist church held
Sunday afternoon and addressed the
congregation on New Religious OPP
portunities of Europe.
Rev. R. A. Goodman of Newberry
college will address the brotherhood
at Grace church Sunday, morning at
II o'clock. Rev. C. K. Rhodes will
preach at the evening service. The
public is cordially invited.
The Woman's Missionary society Of
Wighman chapel met at the home OF
Mrs. Lindsay Fellers Thursday after
noon, twenty-seven members being
present. The Rev. Mr.. Griffin gave
Bible talk on the scripture lesson. An
interesting program was carried out
on 'Chihwahua-Social Service"
At the conclusion of the program
the business of the society was trans
acted. The mission study class will
begin Friday afternoon, March II:
o'clock, at the church. The book Sc
lected for study this year is "The
Kingdom and the Nations" Every
one is invited to attend these classes
which will meet once every week on
Friday afternoon until the study is
completed. All the ladies of the COM
nlunity are invited to come to the
meetings.
There will be a general cleanup
day at the church on Friday, March
31st. Committees will be in charge
and all the church membership will
be expected to be on hand, help the
ladies and enjoy picnic dinner on
the grounds:
The James D. Nance Children Of
the Confederacy met Saturday after
noon with Misses Salome and Bernice
Dominick. Quite an unusual surprise
awaited the chapter when 'Uncle
Bob" Stoudemayer, veteran of the
Confederate war, and Mrs. Rosa Les
ter, a daughter of the COS, enter
tained the children with "reminiscences
of the war. This pleasant afternoon
was brought to a close with the serv-
ing of tempting refreshments by the
hostesses and their mother, Mrs. T.
A. Dominick. Yellow daffodils and
red japonicas bloomed throughout the
lovely rooms.
The Aid society of Grace church
will meet Thursday afternoon at 4
o'clock with Mrs. Birge Wise, and
the Missionary society will meet on
Friday afternoon at the same hour
with Mrs. P. C. Sino'ey.
The Epworth league met Sunday
afternoon and elected the following
officers for the year, April 1922-23:
President, Miss Lucy Lake.
Vice president, Tsadore Roof.
Secretary, Miss Elizabeth Nav.
Treasurer, Miss Mary Langford.
Mrs. O. S. Miller will De hostess to
the Literary Sorosis Wednesday after
noon at instead of Friday, tne usu-
al day of the club meeting.
Prosperity high and graded school
will give holiday FRIDAY as all the
teachers are expected tc attend The
SOUCI CdrOllIl2 ! S't>ISt> a9SS>'e'S,|'t
in Columbia which convenes March
16-1S.
Miss Ellie Fellers has returned 70
the Columbia bosnital fDr treatment.
Mr. and Mrs NJ. c. Morris spent
several davs last week in Columbia.
DR.. J. S. Wheeler has returned
from meeting Of the grand chapter
Of Masons at Charleston.
Tom Sease of Clemson "o,sege IS
II ME on SICK furl2ueh.
Miss Maud Wootan has as her
guests Misses Clyde Coleman ana Ma
ry Fossett of Shelton.
Mrs. Marguerite Hood Of Wlnns-
boro is visiting he daughter, Mrs.
Lindsay Fellers.
Mr.. and Mrs.. James GoggaAs end
little Miss Caroline and James, Jr., OF
oc fNrnno-