The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-06-16
We are still in the wedding zone

We are still in the wedding zone
with the rush going on.
Mrs. A. H. Dickert and Miss Mag
gle Thomasson attended the Wilson
GRAY wedding in Clinton Saturday.
Mrs. R. E. Leavell and son and
daughter took "Bob's" car and went
to Easley Tuesday to visit relatives.
Look at Fox News at the opera
house today, Friday, and see New
berry scene. Patronize home indus
trv and reward talent. Show that 1t
pays to advertise.
Mr. Ned Brown of Greenville
made his relatives and friends glad
by visit Tuesday.
Mrs. S. L. Bales of Anderson is
visiting ner sister, Mrs. Jno. c. Hig-
gins.
Mr.. Floyd Bradley went to Colum-
bia Sunday and returned with his
sister, Miss Bette Bradley, whose
many friends are glad to know of her
improved condition.
Mr.. R. D. Smith, Jr., returned
Sunday after attending the big con-
vention of the T. P. A. at Atlantic
CITY and visiting in Washington, etc.
Mr.. Smith represented Newberry and
South Carolina in the convention; ne
was the only one from Newberry IN
the state delegation. The conven-
ton was 1000 strong in delegates.
Besides attending to business, Mr..
Smith had delightful time.
R. C. Maybin is name appearing
in a list of graduates from the South
Carolina college seventy-two years
ago. published in The State Wednes-
day.
Miss Julia Johnstone of Newberry
is visiting Mrs. James L. Bryant at
1717 Hampton street.-The State,
18th.
One other state college commence
meR that is to take place next week
is that of the Newberry college.-The
State, 18th, 20 years ago. But, my:
hasn't she 'growed' since then?
Mr.. Max Deich of Augusta, Ga, it
is, and not Mr.. Philip Daitch of New
berry, who is connected with the Am
eriean Sales Co., now doing such a
smashing business in this city But
our Mr.. Daitchl is more than holding
his own at his store.
Mr.. Jno. F. Clarkson has taken
some splendid Photographic views of
the camp at Herbert's pasture, occu-
pied by the boy scouts of Newberry.
The tents, etc., with the surround
ings, all show up we'll, making pretty
views.
ssWhite folk" are not the only get
ting married during these marriage
able days. The warm wave is spread
ing to the colored people. Odell
Duckett and Lucille Coaxum are to be
married tonight, Thursday. Odell is
a waiter at the Newberry hotel.
Max Goldman, who clerks at the
store of his uncle, Mr.. Philip Daitch,
found lady's. glove the last day of
the Newberry college commencement
exercises. The owner may have it
by seeing the reporter, who has
charge of it. The glove is of white
silk material, and fits the right hand.
It is long lady's glove, or rather a
lady's long glove.
Mr.. Robert G. Wallace was taken
to the Columbia hospital Wednesday
morning, going through the country
with his son, Mr.. Robt. G. Wallace,
Jr., and DR.. Thos. H. Pope and his
littla boy. Mr.. Wallace goes for ex-
animation to locate his trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Rikard were
made happy this week. First, their
son, Mr.. Murray Wheeler Rikard, of
the Georgia Tech, came from Allan
ia with his, bride; then the other two
sons, Messrs. Duke CA. L. Rikard of
Greenville, and Henry H. Rikard, Jr.:
of Columbia came; and Gaping the
climax" was the Rikard-Skidmore
marriage, the bride being the daugh>
ter, Miss Faye, notice of which ap-
pears in another column. This makes
two new weddings in one family.
''Ain't" they getting thick in New
berry? Where will it end? But let
the good work go on. Who next?
The w. C. T. U. will meet Saturday
afternoon at 5 o'clock with Mrs. Ma
ry Wright.
Rumors are flying thick and fast
in the air foretelling other marriages
and names are being SUGGESTED or