The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-10-13
The State ". C. T. L. annual con-

vention will be held with the local
union of Central church Oct. 20-2o.
Speakers from the national union
Will be present. The program ap-
pears in this issue.
Those interested had better make
reservation for room and crates as
the sweet potato train is expected II
A few DAYS. See ad for further par
3! liculars.
Mr.. D. a. Livingston motored with
his family to Columbia Wednesday.
Mrs. Livingston, accompanied by her
daughters, Miss Mary and little Miss
Margaret, will spend several days
there with her sister, Mrs. H. l.
Shealy.
Messrs. J. H. West and S. S. Cun-
n;neham Motored to prosperous
Prosperity early Monday night. They
went to that thriving little city to re-
turn with Mrs. West and Dr.. u. b.
Croner who were detained there ow-
inc to a breakdown Of the 6:lo tram
that evening.
Mr.. Thomas NJ. Seawell, who mas
chanqed from Gainesville to Lees
vile. was in the city Thursday look
;ng hale and hearty. He was here to
move his furniture. Mr.. SeawelFs
health seems to be Of the pink OF
nerfection" sort and ne is in hne
sn:r:ts. The newspaper at Leesvllle
will take on new life under his hust-
ling administration.
Cards have been received in New
berry announcing the approaching
marriage of former Newberry coun-
~ bow. Mr.. Thomas Bryan Hamn,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Hamm OF
silverstreet. The marriage Will take
nlace at the Mt. Hcrmon Reformed
church in Philadelphia on the after
noon Ct the 2lst instant and the
bride-elect is Miss Bertha May Dln-
ger The prospective groom IS al
electrician of Utica, n. Y.
Mrs. G. W. Pearson is able to
walk slowly down street and pac'>
home since her attack of paralys-S
last July, we are glad to say.
Come on Over" That's what tt Y
will have at the opera house tong 'V'
Thursday, with Colleen Moore lead'.;s
in the picture.
Mr.. George Long and family have
moved to the house he bought from
Nv J. W. Wheeler in Caldwell street
near Mr.. P. B. AsbilPs, Mr.. Wheeler
and family having moved to Harts-
vile.
You want to see Jane Eyre Fri
day. Go to the moving picture show.
The American legion members IN
Newberry want the peple to see Sit
tin Pretty on November 10, and
the Woman's auxiliary of the post
will follow it closely with the serving
Of a dinner to the veterans OF the
Worlds war on Armistice day.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Dickert OF Al
,anta were in Newberry Thursday
visiting relatives and friends.
MIR. Ed n. Mittle who was serving
/. nine wear sentence in the penlten-
t:arv for the killing of j. II. fatter-
son in Orangeburg two years ago was
released on "Wednesday after several
weeks spent in the prison. dis oah
was fixed at $4,000.
The Children of the Con1ederacy
are going to have rook ara orldse
tournament at the Legion hall Sat-
nrdav afternoon from four to SIX
O'Clock. Admission 25c. Everybody
invited.
Miss Minnie Alexander, a MISSION
arv to India, will speak IN the A. Il.
P church next Sabbath morning at
40. Miss Alexander is most IN
terest;ng speaker and will be heard
with much pleasure by the people OF
Newberry.
Sabbath schoo! rally day exercises
will be given by the Children al
1y;ros Crook church Sabbath October
18th at $50 .. M. Miss Alexander,
one of the missionaries to India is
expected to be present and make an