The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-06-16

livest and most popular of which is
the country club. Then we have a
fine set of community people-doc-
tors, lawyers, educators. bankers, Of
fcers, merchants, bankers, auto deal
ers, other business men and mechan-
les, to say nothing of the community
market, and darn good preachers. We
put preachers last because the Bible
says the last shall be first.
Mr.. J. NJ. K. Bushardt left We'd
nesday for Dovesville, Darlington
county, to attend the South Carolina
Dairymen's convention, upon special
invitation from Mr. R. NJ. Cooper,
president of the association, who is
also president Of the State Fair as
sociation. 1t will be an important
convention, with addresses by prom
inent speakers.
Daily question: Well, who marries
today? 1t is the most prolific news
of the times. We can't keep up with
the many more marriages.
Mr.. Robert (better known by the
popular name of "Pete") Davis of
New York is on a short visit TO New
berry, to see his grandmother, Mrs.
Corrie Greneker, and other relatives.
Son Douglas, colored, up again be-
fore the recorder, this time, Tuesday,
for petit larceny of baseball nlitt
and for vagrancy. He is taking the
days, 80 for the two cases because
of his utter inability to pay the fines
$50 for larceny and SIS for va
grancy. Mitts come high, that way.
At the same time Helen Werts and
Rosetta Suber, colored, paid $40 each
for assault and battery.
1t is getting worse-three in one
day, Wednesday; equals the three of
the other day.
Mrs. Duncan Jones of Augusta,
Ca, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Mar
: Gus L. Spearman.
Cadet L. B. Aull of Greenwood was
awarded first honor Of the graduating
class at the commencement exercises
Of the Citadel in Charleston on Tues
day, largest class, 50 strong, in the
history of the academy, also among
the members being R. C. Jeter of
Whitmire and P. L. Langford of
Prosperity.
The amount for Newberry county
is S5,S96, of the warrants to the
amount of $4,000 that have been
forwarded to the treasurers of the
various South Carolina counties, the
money "having oeen provided by the
legislature to be used to carry out
the law which guarantees a seven
months school term"
The last fence put over SCOTS
creek on College street side is suffi-
GENTLY strong and high to catch ali
the trash washed down after a heavy
rain, throwing the back water on both
sides of the creek in the pasture to
Che damage Of the property owners.
Mr.. S. H. Mclean of the Southern
railway was in Newberry Thursday
looking after the interests of the vet
erans going to the Richmond reunion,
among whom expect to be Col. NJ. NJ.
Buford, Col. W. Y. Fair, Mr.. D. NJ.
Ward, Son L. A. Boozer and num-
Der of others.
Misses Marie Schumpert, Inez
Green and Mary Clarkson are in
Greenwood attending the Epworth
League assembly of the Upper South
Carolina conference at Lander col
lege.
News from Camp Herbert, Boy
Scouts, roop No. 1, is that the boys
are enjoying the outing to the fullest.
The people have been very nice to
thm in visiting the camp with some
thing for the boys" which is highly
appreciated. They are making pet
of 4-foot king snake caught in the
neighborhood. One of the chiefest
enjoyments is hunting for lost treas
ure in an old Indian burying ground
they discovered in their "explora-
tons" Some of the boys are also
| learning to swim.
Mr.. G. B. Summer returned the
first part of the week from Minnieola,
Texas, after attending the burial of
his half-brother, Mr.. Carr E. Vance
who was we'll known and had many
friends here where he formerly lived.
Miss Annie Davant of Roanoke,
Va, and Miss Carrie Jones of New
berry, who have been visiting at the