The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-10-31
PURELY PERSONAL
The Movement. OF many People,
Newberr:ans and Those Who
Visit Newbe-ry

Columbia With her daughter, Miss
1nsz Green.
Mr.. anG Mrs. r. P. Allison return
ed last week from several points /"
North Carolina, visiting Charlotte
St2tesville and Winstoa-Salem where
NJ. Allison had Business, and going
to Oakridgt to see their son, Miller
at college there.
The Household Of Ruth, an organ
izat;on conectea with the St. Jacobs
lodge OF Odd Fellows, colored. in
Newberry, was visited Friday after
noon by Annie Dixon, Of Aiken, the
district supervisor.
Dr.. ". p. Zimmerman made
professional trip to Newberry Wed
misunderstanding cor. Lexington
Dispatch-News.
Mr.. J. a. Burton was mentioned IN
The State as one of the exhibitors IN
the Hereford class at the state far
last week.
Mrs. G. NJ. Epting is another Pros
perityite who is in the habit OF get
ting prizes at the state fair. Tns year
she took second for five specimens
and plant of peppers, and also N the
horticultural department she drew
two seconds.
"The Wal! Flower" will be the pic
ture Tuesday and Colleen Moore the
girl. This will attract.
NJ. and Mrs. H. B. Wells, Jr, re-
turned last week to their new and
beautiful home in Harrington street
from pleasant visit to Rufin, Char
lesion and other points.
Mr.. C. W. Jacobs returned last
week from Hot Springs, n. c., having
remained there five weeks on account
of rheumatism, from which he was
suffering very much. His many
friends will be glad to know that ne
received great benefit to his health,
You will have the opportunity Of
seeing ''The Face of the World at
the opera house Thursday, and Bar
bara Bedford will show it to you.
The fire early Friday night was
nothing but a small blaze in a little
Ford, bat the firemen answered the
call in the very quickest Of time.
Mrs. Henry B. Wells got wire
:from Charleston stating that Miss
Sara Williamson was married and
had gone to Melbourne, Florida, to
live. The name of the groom was
not mentioned in the brief telegram,
cut he is Mr.. Knight. The bride,
daughter of Mrss.E. D. Williamson Of
Charleston, is pleasantly remembered
in Newberry, the family having lived
here at one time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac McCarty and
children, and cousin spent the week
end at Mrs. Bessie Banks.
William II. Hardeman, Jr., was one
out of six of the go applicants accept
ed in Columbia last week for the navy
for six years. Good for Harry.
Those Prosperity people are "some
pumpkins when it comes to raking
in prizes for the state fair. In last
issue We mentioned the Long boys
and others and after writing para
graph for this issue about Mrs. G. N.
Epting we see mention made in Sun-
days State of a lot of prizes for Mr..
G. NJ. Ept;ng Of Prosperity (must
run in the family for various things
which we have only time to count
without enumerating: Nineteen. if
we mistake not. But see The State
of Sunday or let the Prosperity cor
respondent keep up with it. In this
connection Mr.. H. A. Counts of
Prosperity also gets prize. Prosper
ity takes them al coming to the
county.
Mary Gallman Bowman, sister Of
Newberry county's colored supervisor
of schools, Ulysses S. Gallman, died
in Columbia Thursday and was bur-
led in Newberry Sunday afternoon.
U. S., Gallman and his brothers and
other relatives have the sympathy of
the people in the death of their Sis
ter.
Mr.. J. w. Warner took five prizes
for chickens at the state fair. Did
you notice that he also is from Pros
perity?
In the list of amounts paid for the
''Davis souvenir receipts as pub
lished in Sundays State, Drayscn
Rutherford chapter and Calvin Gro
zier chapter are credited with S23
each.