The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-04-04
PURELY PERSONAL
The Movement of Many People
Newberrians and Those Who
Visit Newberry

is spending the Weeh VIII HSI o40'>1'
Miss Beulah Wright, at the home OF
their aunt, Miss Carrie Greneker.
Newberry county loses s2,732'lo'
along with te loss of S150,o0O to the
state through the failure Of the legls-
Iature to provide for the enforce
ment of the motor vehicle license
laws of the state. The legislature
is always doing something on this or
der. AS Ring W. Lardner would say
legislatures pass laws which DO the
most people least good.
We hope that Miss CaraOeI "es1'
Newberry chairman of the poppy
committee received many orders from
the units of the American Legion and
its auxiliary, for poppies to be sofa
IN Memorial day, and that the sale
of this memorial flower will go over
the top.
Mrs. R. D. Wright did "a mighty
Good thing" when she organized the
lanes Fitz-James Caldwell chapter
Of the United Daughters of the Con-
faderacv This is the second chapter
into which she breathed the breath
of life, her first being the CALVIN
Crozier. -.
Mrs. ]. H. West and Miss Sadie
c,s Loon the Woman's depart
ment of the Sunday State interest
mig.
Mrs. Virginia Felker and daughter
Elizabeth of Greenville are visiting
relatives in the county.
The Newberry library possesses
about 10000 volumes of Chinese
Japanese, Mongolian and Tibetan IT.
erature, history and philosophy-ln
Chicago.
Mrs. F. N. Gaines Of Baton Rouge
La, is visiting her friend, Miss Mar
iorie Brothers.-The sttae, End.
Next baseball game-NeWoerry
college and College of Charleston
Tuesday afternoon 4 o'clock at Col
lege park. go.
Marion Longshore, after visiting
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. c. Long
shore. left Sunday to report for duty
at Charleston in the navy branch OF
the service, accompanied by his COM
panion of the service, j. Green OF
New York.
Ferguson the painter has just COM
pleted two immense signs for the Car
olina Auto company of Columbia. One
of the signs is forty feet long, the
other thirty feet, both "a inches VIDE,
with black smalted background and
pure white letters, each letter beng
q inches in length. 1t is neat and
attractive job. When you Columbia
or other out-of--town people want
painting done extra fine send to New
berry where you can be easily, rea-
sonably and entirely satisfied.
niedv heoh hhssws shrdlu cmfwyps
Mr.. A. L. ("Duke") Rikard OF
Greenville spent the weekend with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Rik-
ard. Duke heard his mother was not
well, and like dutiful son came to
see her.
Miss Ada Schenck, after an extend
ed visit here to her sister, Mrs. U.
McR. Holmes, is spending while
their sister, Mrs. Dissosway, IN FL
Paso, Texas.
Harry, the young son Of Mr.. ard
Mrs. ]. L. Boozer, while working at
the meat grinder in the store OF
Boozer Bros. Saturday morning at
l1:3O O'Clock, had the middle and two
other fingers of his right hand COM
pletely severed at the middle joints.
DR.. J. NJ. Kibler was IN the store at
the time and dressed the injured
hand. The accident was distressing
news to the community and universal
sympathy is extended to the young
man.
DR.. W. K. Gotwald preached at the
Church of the Redeemer Sunday
morning in the absence of DR.. Freed,
who is still in Waynesboro, Va, at the
bedside of his father, who continues
critically i'll. Mr., Carl Caughman,
theological student, addressed the Lu-
ther league in the church at night.
Mrs. John Eddy has returned from
Columbia where FOR some time she
had been in the hospital. Her many
friends will be glad to learn OF her
much improvement.
What promises to be a delightful
affair is the rook tournament in the
American Legion hall to be given
Thursday afternoon at o'clock by
the ladies Of the Civic league.
4 1oJy, -, Nau-barrJy has lost