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

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county, is conducting a tent meeting
at West End, assisted by Rev. Hollis
Cause of Clinton. Rev, MIR. Smith
returned last week from the brutal Of
his father, Mr.. John Cline Smith, at
Soule chapel Tuesday afternoon, his
father having died Tuesday morning
ae the ripe old age of SO years. The
funeral service was conducted by his
pastor, the Rev Mr.. Lupo. Mr.. Smith
leaves a widow of the second mar
riage.
Mr.. Jno. /. Danielsen painted his
oil truck so faultlessly bright and
clean it looks like new one.
Mr.. Marcus L. Spearman returned
Friday from business trip to New
York of nearly week,
Miss Rose Hamm has been elected
one of the teachers and head of the
music department Of the Pine Grove
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After writing our announcement
that Magistrate Douglas, eX-Magls-
trate Chappell and would be Magis-
trate Jones were running for the
same Office, Mr.. W. l.. Griffin got in
the game. Must be some office, some
way, so many after it.
Somehow ''the babies got mixed" p"
Dr.. Bowers, not Prof. Derrick, will
deliver the address before the gradu-
at;ng Gloss of the high school.
The many friends of Mrs. R. D.
Wright are glad to know that she is
able to sit up after seven weeks of
serious illness.
Mr.. j. H. Hope of Columbia was
in the city Friday. Mr.. Hope hopes to
be elected state superintendent Of
education. and many friends join him
in the hope. Here's hoping.
Mr.. Huff Templeton has severed his
connection with the pressing club. bus
iness and Joined in with the Southern
Power company.
Miss Beulah Wright returned last
Thursday afternoon from Greenviile
and her many friends, with her rel
atives, join her in rejoicing that her
mother is doing we'll after undergoing
serious operation at the hospital
last week, and all hope for her speedy
and permanent recovery.
Mr.. C. T. Paysinger received 4 tel
egram Friday stating that his son,
Charles Thomas Paysinger, j., had
graduated in pharmacy from the
Medical college in Richmond and
would be home in a few days atter
standing examination before Ike V:r-
ginia state board of examiners.
No doubt some persons knock the
postofice the same as they knock the
newspaper and other necessary and
hard to do without institutions, hut
we want to put in a good word Tor
the Newberry postofice people, who
as rule, are accommodating, despite
the fact that any well regulated and
busy postofice must undoubtedly be
a place to try the patience and nerves
of those serving the public IN that
capacity. Our attention has been
called by lady to the fact that she
had carried a special delivery pack
age there too late for the mail at that
time, but she was politely and kindly
told that the package would be sent
over immediately to get off promptly,
We like to record matters Of an
agreeable, accommodating nature.
Who stole the almost new halter
and chain 53 feet long from the COW
of Mr.. F. W. Higgins Friday night?
Don't all speak at once. He accused
the reporter, so we will ''pass it on"
Misses Grace Boozer, Elizabeth
Mayer, Lena Long and other seniors
of Columbia college presented "The
Tanning of the Shrew'' in Columbia
Friday night.
The Pomaria high school and the
Chappells school will both begin their
commencement exercises on the ev-
ening of June 2. This would be hard
on candidates during the progress of
a political campaign.
Remember the graduating exercls-
es of the high school at the opera
house tonight, Tuesday, and that DR..
A. J. Bowers will deliver the address.
We are glad to report that Mr.. Z.
S. Coppock, who, nine months ago,
was paralyzed from the waist down,
seems now to be on the road to re-
covery. II appeared at first and for
some time TO be a hopeless case al
most, with chances indicating fatal
termination, but after his return
from the hospital and with faithful
home nursing on the part Of his SIS