The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-07-07

, Along tneSe IlncS, ifS. James H. ttt-
terson of the CLUB women Of this dis
trict, says: Il urge upon each wonl-
an of the district to go forward vig-
orously in the work Of enrolment
without delay, until every man and
woman has signed the Democratic
club roll. Mrs. Patterson and Chair
man Wheeler know what they are
talking about.
A modest little ad that appeals to
us is to be found in the want" col
umn today. 1t was written by col
lege student who lives in another
state. He likes Newberry and would
like to remain here during the sum-
mer vacation. We hope he will land
Job.
Saw young girl on the streets
of NewberrE the other day with a
long dress on. 1t really looked odd.
DR.. ]. W. Daniel and family Of
Sumter stopped over in Newoerry
Saturday with his brother, Dr.. }. l..
Daniel, on their way home from the
Spartanburg Summer school.
Wise women are enrolling and reg
istering for the coming election,
These women voters show their Wis
dom. as we'll as their patriotism and
Americanism, in thus promptly at
tending to their duty in this respect,
Bloodhounds trailing negro to
his house Friday night and a fight
Saturday, after a posse had gone to
Renno Friday to try the trail OF a
negro helped to make it lively IN
these parts for the time being. Peo-
ple like excitement.
Mrs. Lola Connor returned to
fNewebrry after a brief visit IN
Greenwood last week.
/ We see where some Smith married
some Jones in another state. 1t
didn't state which mountain they
went to. but it must have been that
thev fed to the mountain of Hep
sidam, where the lion roareth and
the whangdoodle mourneth," for a
change. They leave large number
of surviving relatives and friends to
!n,o,,,,, their 6enarture
It is the same way all over the
state-candidates are slow in coming
out.
Baseball fever rising.-Iorkville
ENQUIRER. Good night.
What with the big 4th of July pro-
gram carried out in this city Tues
dav and the about 200 women mis-
sionary delegates here from Wednes-
dav evening through Friday, and the
home demonstration short course
from Thursday through Saturday
and the Hipp-Bowers wedding Thurs
day evening, this city is having gala
times this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian White spent
Sunday in Newberry with Mr..
Whites parents.-Mrs. Frank +. Ga
rv entertained at supper Wednesday
evening before the D. 4. R. ball at
the Country club the following guests
for the dance: Miss Kathleen Saun-
6ers of Greenwood, Misses Margaret
Kinard and Ella Bowman Of NeWoer-
rv. John Kinard and Messrs. Floyd
and Wise of Newberry and James
NJ. Eason of Columbia. After the
ball the young people enjoyed a
breakfast dance at the Gary home IN
Greenville street.-Abbeville Press
and Banner, 30th.
i J. R. Foster and Mr.. and Mrs. E.
B. Lever and Miss Lessie Tiller are
at home from a motor trip to New
berry, where they were the gusts OF
Mrs. J. W. Buckley. Mrs. Foster and
her three children remained for a
longer stay among relatives.-The
State, 4th.
New5erry and other women will be
interested in the decision Of Attorney
General Wolfe thai they do not have
to tell their ages when they register
or enroll, as ''21 and over is law.
The State Of the 4th instant re,
. ports that, among others, little Gritt
Dorroh Of Newberry was dismissed
from the Baptist hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Summer, Miss
Geneva Summer and Messrs. Jr Pink
; and Adrian Summer, travelling
through the country, left on the 5th
of July to be gone two months visit
ing relatives in Minneola, Texas, OK
lahoma and Indiana. This is a fine
trip in favorable weather. We hope
the travellers will have an enjoyable
trip sightseeing and keeping well.