The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-05-30
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
PROSPEROUS PROSPERITY

rival of decided summer weather op-
en- air events are being recorded on
the social calendar, and an enjoyable
outing was given Friday by the Ep-
worth league of Wightman Metho-
dist church. About 25 young people
went out to enjoy the outdoor sports
and after all sorts of games were
played, fish fry was served. Miss
Dasher, who leaves this week for her
home in Clyo, Ga, after having spent
the winter here, had been in charge
of the socials, and the league gave
this party complimentary to her. She
has handled this department very eff
fciently and the league gave her
note of thanks as well as rousing
cheer. The young folks are also
grateful to Rev. and Mrs. j. D. Grif-
fin for the many kindnesses and hap
py evenings they have afforded the
league.
One of the prettiest parties Of the
vacation season thus far was bridge
affair which Miss Willie Mae Wise
gave Thursday evening at her home
! on Main street. Pink and white was
, the color scheme, suggested by the
sweet peas used in decorating and
, carried out in all the details of the
party. A salad course followed by
punch was served after cards.
Rev. L. D. Guillespie, Mrs. Hammer
of Spartanburg, and Rev. E. S. Jones,
presiding elder of Cokesbury district,
are assisting Rev. J. D. Griffith who
is district superintendent teacher
training of Cokesbury district of the
Methodist Sunday School institute.
One of series of meetings was held
Sunday at Zion, with the following
places for the week: Hopewell. Nine
ty-Six, Mccormick, Plum Branch,
Cokesbury, McKendree, ending Sat-
urday at Ebenezer.
Reedy River association Sunday
school convention will 'oe held at
Prosperity Baptist church May 80,
1922, with the following program;
i. 1880 a. m. Opening exercises.
1850. Enrolment of delegates.
11:15. Address, "Let the Children
Grow" Miss Elizabeth Nuckols.
11:45. Address, "Why Some Sup
erintendents Fail and Others Sue
ceed," Rev.. A. L. Pickens.
{ 1915. Address, "The Marks OF
Successful Sunday School Teacher,
Rev. Thos. J. Watts.
100. Dinner.
200 D. NJ. Season of devotion.
2:15. Address, avenues of Ap-
proach to the Child's Mind,' Miss
Elizabeth Nuckols.
2:45. Address, Taking Stock OF
Your Sunday School," Rev. Thos. j.
Watts.
$50. Conference-Superintend-
ents Problems-Miss Nuckols, MI
Watts, Mr.. Pickens.
Ais. Election of officers and ad-
journment.
The William Lester chapter, I. D.
C. meets Friday afternoon at .
o'clock with Miss Lazette Counts.
The James D. Nance c. Of c. VIII
hold its regular meeting Saturday at
5 D. M, with Miss Margaret Griffin.
Miss Mae Long who graduates this
week at Summerland college, and
Misses Mamie Lee Merchant, Lucille
Moore, Violet Lester and Daisy Shea
", students, are expected home IN
few days.
Mss Juanita Saner of the Colum.
bia hospital was home for the week
end.
Mrs. Cal Beckman has gone to
Winnsboro to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Boinest, Jr.,
of Pomaria are guests Of Mrs. B. M.
D. Livingstone.
Pierce Barnes Of Greenwood IS Wis
ting his mother. Mrs. j. H. Barnes.
Mrs. L. P. Hammer of Spartanburg
and Miss Albright Of Rock Hill were
weekend guests of Mrs. J. D. Grit
finn.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas E. Hair Of
; Columbia spent Saturday and Sunday
with Judge and Mrs. B. B. Hair.
Rev. J. A. McKeown preached at
the Methodist church Sunday night.
Miss Mamie Simpson IS visiting in
Spartanburg.
Miss Jean Adams en- route home
from Pelzer to Reno. Va, is spend
ing while with her sister, Mrs. J..
C. Schumpert.
Mrs. Frances Boggers Of New York