The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-12-19
NEWS OF POMARIA

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Santa Claus shoppers to call any time
this week. They will oe glad to see
you.
Prof. J. H. Bedenbaugh invites
YOU to the Christmas exercises and to
see beautiful tree Friday night. See
the program elsewhere in this issue.
Mayor Boland has engaged the
Newell Construction company to
scrape the roads for Christmas.
The annual telephone meeting was
(held few days ago. The same otflc-
ers were reelected, also the same op-
lerators, and we congratulate them
on their good service.
All enjoyed the basketball game
Thursday afternoon. Pomaria Hi beat
Little Mountain Hi 16 to s.
Messrs. Arthur Werts and Edgar
Dowd who has been working with the
Southern Power company of North
fCarolina is home for the holidays.
Mesdames Ola Hentz, Alma Seybt,
Miss Ruby Kinard were in NewbelW
shoppig Thursday.
Mrs. Emma Graham who has been
Fill for week is some better, which
We are glad to report. j..
r. L. Lominack and son-in-law,
James iKbler, were business visitors
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Koon and son
Chriss mad Mrs Emma Hipp shopped
/ n Newberry Thursday.
Mrs. J. P. Settler and Mrs. r L.
Ninson motored to Newberry Thurs
lay afternoon shopping.
Mr.. J. D. Young of Zion section
was a shopper in town Thursday.
I Mr.. w B. Counts beautified Ais
yards last week. He will shop this
week with the Santa Claus shoppers.
There is where he differs from the la
lies-they put that off for the last
! minute.
Miss George Alva Hope spent
thursday night with Christine Mae
3edenbaugh.
Mrs. Ethon Derrick of Chaplin is
With her mother this week, Mrs. c. L.
Graham.
Mr. John Boland, accompanied by
:iend, arrived Sunday to spend the
olidays with home folks.
Nj. David Harris of Newberry col
eye was home Saturday selling cot
on seed.
Mr.. w. L. Newell will leave Tues
ay night for Alabama where he will
bend Christmas with his home peo-
lie.
There will be a citizens meeting of
'e town Tuesday evening to elect
ficers for the coming year.
There will be Christmas services at
t. Pauls Christmas day at, II o'clock,
lstallation of officers also. /
Mr.. B. A. Graham has accepted
'ork with Mr.. L. 8. Bolaad.
E. A Wheeler and Forrest Shealy
we're in town Saturday on business.
Mr.. J. F. Miller and son Of st.
'ohn section were shoppers in town
Saturday.
We have been wondering why the
own seemed sad on Saturday. We
:ould no longer hear the4notorious
whistle known as "Cecil's whistle"
BY inquiripg we found Mr.. W. W.
3erley had sold the engine to Mr.. L.
3 Boland.
The friends of Mrs. Hope will be
sorry to learn she is i'll.
Mr.. Sissom left Saturday for his
home at Inman, S. c., to spend
Christmas with home folks.
Mr.. Lawrence Mcdonald and mo-
her returned to their home at Blue
Ridge"after spending some time with
Mrs. H. R. Mcdonald at KILLERS.
DR.. H H Huggans was home for the
weekend.
Jno. B. and w. L. Bedenbaugh
spent Friday in Newberry on busi-
ness.
Mr.. Hugh Epting's friends will be
sorry to hear he is very i'll at his
home in Columbia.
Prof. J. H. Bedenbaugh spent the
weekend with his mother at Pros
perity.
The friends of Mr.. J. B. Koon need
not hesitate to visit him Christmas
for ne can feed you. He butchered a
fine hog Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Hentz spent the
weekend with Mrs. J. T. Kinard.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hentz and Miss
Ruby Kinard were shippers in New