The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-06-06
Dinner will be served on the

day. Dinner Will be served on the
ground.
Mrs. William Dalton OFT leaves to-
day for EdgefeId to be one Of the
danes of honor at the wedding OF
Miss Gladys Rives 70 Thomas Ben]a-
min Greneker on Wednesday evening
at the First Baptist church. After the
ceremony the brides brother-!n-laW'
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hugh
Nicholson, will give a brilliant recep-
ton for several hundred guests. A
number of other Columbians will go
over for the wedding.-The State,
4th. Newberry will be represented,
but the reporter regrets his inability
to attend, owing to the condition OF
the groom's aunt, Miss Carrie Creme
ker, who would be happy to be there
if she only could.
Rev. R. A. Goodman and family,
during the college holidays, will spend
the summer in North Carolina. PROT
Goodman will spend several We IS at
the Blue Ridge conference.
A lot of personals and other mate
rial will be necessarily crowded out
this issue.
Miss Sadie Goggans has accepted
2 position to travel for the Practical
Drawing company of Dallas, Texas
for the summer, first travelling North
Carolina, which pleasant work she be-
can Monday. This is "the right wo-
man in the right place"
Paul Mccullough and Walter Mil
Ter of Columbia, Mt. Pleasant, N. c.,
college mates of Luther Cousins
are spending the Newberry college
commencement with him.
Miss Mamie Rodelsperger, who ac-
companied the remains Of her mother
from Nashville, returned Sunday to
her home in that city, carrying with
her the sympathy of many friends IN
the hour of her sadness.
Mrs. Della Kitchings o. near AIKEN
is commencement guest at the nome
Of Mr.. E. J. Green and family.
Prof. Jas. C. Kinard Of Newberry
college speaks at Swansea school
house and will spend the rest OF the
week with his interesting little fam
ilv at the home OF Mrs. Kinard's par
ents. Hon. and Mrs. D. F. Ehrd IN
Lexington.
Mrs. P. G. Ellison is in Columbia
with the doctor. She sends the cheer
ING word that DR.. Ell:sor will be able
to leave the hospital the latter part
Of the week.
Miss Maude Abrams Of Columbia is
spending the season at the home OF
her uncle, Mr.. H. H. Abrams.
DR.. and Mrs. Gotwald and little
David will leave Wednesday for Ohio
DR.. Gotwald will return for the sum-
mer school which begins at NewDerry
college on July 10.
The sales from the community mar
ket Saturday amounted to S112.65
Since January 1 the sales have beer
S2.469. We call this Success with a
capital S.
Arranging to attend the conven-
ton of the South Carolina Bankers
association in Asheville June 1915
are Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. NJ. Kinard
Miss Rock Kinard, Jno. M. Kinard
Jr., ]. Y. McFall, B. C. Matthews, T.
X. Johnstone.
Prof. w. H. Gaver of Newberry
college will leave Wednesday for his
home in Virginia. He will spend part
OF his vacation in New York city.
All children of Central Methodist
Sunday school will please come to the
church at o'colck Tuesday after
noon.
Messrs. Walter, Grover and Jack
Davenport and Mrs. J. T. Bouknigh1
motored to Mayo Sunday to see then
uncle, Mr.. J. H. Sem, who is yer.
i'll.
Miss Sud;e Davenport is visiting
her sister, Mrs. F. H. Boozer of Gin,
ton.
Mr.. R. NJ. Smith, Mr.. Lewis Smith
and Miss Elizabeth Smith of Ander-
son are visiting Mrs. W. O. Wilson
and attending commencement.
Master Luther B.ooZer and his sister
Miss jamie Boozer spent from Sat
urday until Monday with their bro
ther, John Boozer, in Clinton.
Misses Miriam Mccullough, Lou
ise Thompson and Ollie Bull of Co.
lumbia are visiting Miss Pauline Booz
~, op5 ,4+aodino. oo,,,,,,aocenoen+