The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-05-19
PURELY PERSONAL.
The Movement of Many People,
Newberrians and Those Who
Visit Newberry

Mrs. Cheatham of Greenville, Wis
iting at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Lee Hayes, is very
i'll we regret to announce.
Too many people from Newberry
went to Columbia Wednesday to see
the ball game for US to attempt to
enumerate at this busy copy-getting
time. At least two hundred of 'em.
Mrs. A. W. Davis Of Columbia and
Mrs. Robert S. Davis of Lakeland,
Fla, are visiting Miss Nell Davis ard
other relatives here.
Take in the carnival on the high
school grounds Friday evening from
ESQ to $50. The entertainments
are always good.
An eloquent response was made by
Col. j. F. J. Caldwell of Newberry-
From the States report of the Dar-
Engton reunion.
Mrs. NJ. T. Coleman of AObeyille
was elected vice president for the
Third congressional district at the
State Democratic convention in Co.
lumbia Wednesday. Senator Alan
Jonstone was placed with the COM
mittee on platform and resolutions
and Mr.. w. r. Watson as member
of the committee on constitution and
rules.
w. NJ. Bishop of Pomaria, who has
been i'll at the Baptist hospital, was
dismissed yesterday.-The State,
18th.
Miss Lucy Whaley Dunn will re-
ceive the degree of bachelor of arts
and Miss Edith May Tarrant the de-
gree of bachelor of music at the COM
mencement exercises of Winthrop
college June &6. The postofice ad
dresses of graduates are not given
and we happen only to know these
two "for certain
Bush river is roaring. Word was
: received in the city this, Thursday
morning that the river on Chappells
road was twelve feet Nout of its
banks.
Mr.. R. N. Aughtry is announced
for reelection as candidate for mag
istrete No. 4 township. Mr.. J. Err
nest Young has also been announced
for that position.
Mrs. C. F. Latham of Newberry has
been the guest of Mrs. Alvin Wright
for a few days.-Sherif Cannon
Blease and Mrs. Blease Of Newberry
came up for the weekend to visit
their daughter, Miss Cole Blease,
who is student at Anderson col
lege.-Anderson Daily Mail.
Cotton men will bear in mind the
meeting today, Thursday, to set in
motion the machinery for the perma-
nent organization Of the South Car
olina Cotton Growers Cooperative
association.
Mr.. Joseph Mann and daughter,
Miss Roberta, came over from Spar
tanburg Monday to spend while at
their former home here. TheiTmany
friends are glad to welcome their re-
turn and will be glad also to know
that Mrs. Mann, who has been very
i'll for some time, is better and i'm
proving, although they will regret to
learn that she has not as yet recover
ed her eyesight. The hopeful prob
abilities are, however, that as she full
ly regains her health and strength her
sight will be restored.
You have heard of looking for
needle in hay stack, but nobody ev-
er thought to look for one in an egg.
GAIL the same" at the home of Mr..
Ed NJ. Evans several days ago they
found needle in an egg-a COM
mon, ordinary egg with sewing nee
die such as the women use to darn
socks with. etc. If the hen that
swallowed that needle swallowed any
thread or frill with it, all had been
digested but the needle. It IS good
thing Ed didn't break that egg at one
end and swallow the contents raw
and whole, as some people, do.
You are cordially invited to attend
a demonstrative lecture on boxing
by Hume Macdonald, an ex-servlce
man, at the new court house this,
Thursday, evening at 8 o'clock. The
invitation is from the local post of
the American legion. II men want
to see the manly art of self defense
shown and explained, and if the wo-
men want to see the womanly art of
reducing flesh held up before them to
their satisfaction, let all be present
on the occasion. It is free.
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