The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-03-24

as well as pretuest driveway. JaiIeF
iSanders must possess some secret Of
the success of lawn keeping.
Wonder now many people realize
and appreciate The fac; that banks GO
lots Of work for accommodation for
people Who make d convenience Of
them, seemingly without any other
though, than that getting q bill chang
ed is matter of fact proposition.
Bank people are kept bus}, YET men
rush in Throughout the days with a
FIVE or ten dollar bin to be changed
into dimes and n;c1els; and all
along some depositors put money
there simply to be checked out IN pay
ing little accounts. No bank man has
said word to Us about this; We see
for ourself how it is in so many IN
stances. Communities ought TO ap-
preciate banks.
Among the numbers of persons hav-
ing their tonsils removed by Dr.. Nee
ly was Mr.. ManIey, superintendent OF
street work. Mr.. Manleg underwent
his operation last Thursday and is do
ing well. Patients with eye, ear,
nose and throat trouble, respectively,
await their turn il Dr.. Nee!ys Office.
! 7. C. Wessinger was Yesterday 2p-
pointed by the governor to be magis-
trate at Little Mountain, vice ). B,
Latham, who died some time ago
The State, 22nd.
| DR.. C. i. Freed. pastor Of the
Church of the Redeemer Of Newber-
w and former pastor OF Ebenezer
Lutheran church Of Columbia, will
preach the annual sermon at the COM
mencement exercises for the Luther
an Theological seminary in Columbia,
before the Missionary league Of the
seminary at an open meeting on the
might Of May 16.
Mrs. Carl 7. julien went to Column
bia Wednesday afternoon to spend
until Thursday evening with her Sis
ter, Mrs. Dunstan, who is sick.
Messrs. Ernest Summer and Mex.
Hutchinson motored to Cold Point on
business Tuesday.
Arthur Turner, colored, while driv-
! ing one Of the Coca-Cola trucks Wed
resday morning, ran over Sylvester
Hurst, colored, and broke his leg
ABOVE the knee. The accident hap
pened in front of the store of Mr..
IS 3. Burns, corner Friend and Nc
/ Kibben streets. It was not Turner'S
! fault. as Hurst was trying to hang the
truck and missed the running board,
! the truck dragging him little dis
tance before the wheel caught his
/ leg. Hurst was carried to his home
and DR.. Dunn was called to the aid
Of the injured man.
Student D. D. Eargle Of Newberry
college was sent TO Columbia We'd
nesday morning for hospital treat
ment on account of appendicitis.
Mrs. T. L. Hicks and little son, 7.
/ L., Jr., have returned from Greens
/ boro, n. c., after two weeks visit
to relatives and friends.
Mrs. D. V. Knight returned to her
! home in Gray Court Wednesday af-
ter visiting her mother, Mrs. Jno. F,
Banks, on the county.
Miss Genie Wheeler, after spend
ing a week with her parents, Mr.. and
! Mrs. J. D. Wheeler, has returned to
her school teaching in Lynchburg.
Misses Claudia Wheeler, Mildred
Tarrant and Mary Nance have return
ed to Columbia college after spend
ing a week at their homes in New
berry.
Mrs. John N. Holmes. has an
nounced the birth Of son. Born
Sunday night.
Mr.. Roy G, Garrison is taking q
course of vocational training in Co.
iumbia, pursuing studies in shorthand.
ETC., to be used in connection with his
law practice IL Newberry. On account
Of the criminal court here he was eN-
cused from school Friday to report
for study Thursday.
i Rotarians Hal Kohn, Ben Dorrity
and Henry Wells returned Thursday
morning from the Rotary conference
in Winston-Salem.
Mrs. F H. Campsen is in Columbia
at the bedside of her little grandson,
| Harry Harold Campsen, who is criti-
cally i'll with pneumonia. Mr.. Harry
Campsen and his mother visited the
sick boy the first of the week.
There will be Lenten services at