The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-08-22
PERSONAL PARAGRkP-iS
PROSPEROUS -,I,OSPERITY


from 4 to at her home in McNary
street in honor of her brother Will
lizard Warren of Richmond, Va, and
her son, o. B., Jr. This was one of
the principal events Of the week in
children's social world and about fif-
ty kiddies assembled for the happy
occasion. The little guests were en-
tertained with various games, after
which the hostess, assisted by her
mother, Mrs. Warren, served deli
cious ice cream and cake.
Another charming party was given
Friday evening when Rev. and Mrs.
S. w. Hahn entertained the Luther
league of Grace church. The lower
floor was thrown together, while vas
es and baskets of summer flowers
were used around the room with
pleasing effect. Numerous games
and chatting filed the eveN1g with
pleasure, which was later rounded
off with the serving Of tempting ice
course.
The annual reunion of Co. G, 18th
regiment, will be held Thursday,
August oath, at Youngs Grove. The
barbecue dinner furnished by Mich
OILS and Garrett is an annual event
and is always anticipated with keen
pleasure by those attending. The ex-
ercises will Ijegin at 1890 with Mss
Willie. Mae Wise presiding. The well
come address will be given by Miss
Ethel Saner, president of the Will
liam Lester chapter. The address Of
the occasion will be delivered by
George D. Brown, Jr., well known
young insurance agent and farmer Of
Prosperity. A special program will
be rendered by the children's chap
ter. The public is cordially invited.
Program of Cokesbury district,
Epworth League institute, Wightman
NJ. E. Church, South, August 21-22:
First evening
8 90. Opening devotions, Rev. j.
d. Griffin.
$50. Keynote address, "Know
Christ" Rev. w. L. Mullikin.
900. Social hour.
Second day, morning
$50. Opening devotions, "Quiet
Hour Covenant"
9.45. Enrolment of delegates.
1000. The Standard Epworth
League, Rev. James E. Ellis.
1920. The Standard Junior and
intermediate League, Mrs. Christine
B. Miller.
1o:40. The Devotional Meeting,
Rev. J. D. Griffin.
11:OO. A program of social SER
vice for the local chapter, Rev. W.
j. Mulhkin.
1920. The Organization and
Work of the Council, Rev. Jas. E.
Ellis.
11:4O, Our Conference Policy,
Rev. W. L. Mullikin.
1900 Address-"How to Win
Young People to Christ. and His
Church"
Afternoon
2;SO. Opening devot;ons, Stew
ardship."
2;5O. A Program of Recreation
and Culture for the Local Chapter,
Miss Ruth Cooner.
$40. The Mission Study Class.
$50. Chapter Finances and other
Practical Problems, Rev. Jas. E. El-
lis.
400. Report of committees and
presentation of district plans.
4;2O. Address-''Know Your 81
ble."
Evening
500. Opening devorions, Fellow
Workers Covenant"
$3.50. Address-"KnoW World
Conditions"
The lure of the open captivated a
group of young girls and boys Thurs
day afternoon when Mrs. R. T. Pugh
entertained her Sunday school class
with picnic in Pugh's pasture. At
ter all sorts of games were played a
delicious picnic lunch was served.
Rev. J. D. Griffin has returned
from Pinewood where he was called
on account of the death of his broth
er-in-law.
W. B. Wise of Leesville is visiting
relatives here
Mrs. W. P. Pugh, Miss Sallie Pugh
left Saturday for Rock Hill to visit
Dr. G. T. Pugh.
Malvin Warren has returned to
PhiIadeInhia after viSi+inU his sister.