The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-10-06

lumbia hospital Tuesday night, ac-
companied by her sister, Mrs. Clar-
ence Werts, and DR.. j. N. kibler.
! Mrs. Watson has been desperately Ill
and will have to undergo an opera
ton to save her life. DR.. Kibler and
! Mrs. Werts returned home Wednes-
day morning and will go back to the
hospital when Mrs. Watson is able to
stand the operation.
Mrs. C. w. Evans of Camden spent
the. weekend with her sister-in-law,
Mrs. W. H. Zeigler, while her son
and others from Camden went on to
Clemson for the Clemson-Centre
game.
: Mr.. Harry W. Dominick was in Co.
lumbia Tuesday attending meeting
of the managers of the Southern Cot
ton Oil company.
!. The pastors and executive commit
tee of the Reedy River association,
during luncheon at the Newoerfy
hotel Thursday noon, discussed the
$751; 100000 campaign pledges, the
Baptist Courier and other matters o.
associational interest.
/ Rev. Mr.. Smith and Mr.. j. w.
Scott and F. w. Fant Of Whltmlre
were in the city Thursday.
Following are the delegates from
Newberry county to the statewide
convention of the Cotton Growers as
sociation to meet in Columbia next
Wednesday: Messrs. H. L. Parr, H.
o. Long, O. w. Long, DR.. W. e.
Brown. J. L. Keitt, C. j. Purcell, Z.
E. Summer, Geo. P. Boulware, II. H.
abrams, Alan Johnstone, B. Y. Alb
rams, Jno. C. Baker, NJ. NJ. Butord'
+ A. Burton, Geo. D. Brown, B. H.
Caldwell, T. B. Carlisle, j. n. Fea-
gle, C. NJ. Folk, W. I. Herbert, Z. D.
johnson, J w. Kibler, 7. E. Keltt, o.
/. Lester, R. E. Livingston, b. Z.
Matthews, C. S. Suber, T. NJ. Neel'
C. s. Ruff, W. H Sanders, j. 3. Senn'
P E. Scott, Welch Wilbur, S. W.
Young, L. D. Boozer, ]. T. Hunter.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Longshore and
family have moved from southern
College street to a cottage on the MIL
running up from SCOTS creek near
the parallel railroads on the Newber-
ry-Helena public highway.
In speaking of the Newberfy
sshome coming" of DR.. 4. j. Bowers
nastor of Emmanuel Lutheran church
at Greenwood, press dispatch says
, he will continue to fill the pulpit OF
the church in that city. II regret to
leave Greenwood" he said, "but 1t IS
hard to transplant an old tree" Since
coming to Greenwood DR.. Bowers
has been active in matters affecting
the good of the community.
Upon the return of the postmasters
from the convention of the nauonal
association, the State reports: MIR.
Madden said that he and All. Bow
ers of Newberry were the postmas-
ters from his state who were present
at the conversion; all told there were
about 500 postmasters present ana
about 40 states were represented.
The convention was addressed by the
postmaster general, the assistant
postmaster general and a member OF
the civil service commission. The
president gave a reception in honor
of the postmasters during the con-
vention."
t Mr.. T. F. Jamison, contractor in
charge of the new Commercial bank
building now in fine course Of con-
struction, has returned to his post
here after an absence Of five weeks
in his home city of Greenville, where
he was in charge of several jobs.
Work is progressing on the Newberry
building, one car of stone having ar
rived, with another on tie way.
Watch the Commercial grow.
! Misses Janet Freed and Cornelia
Mayer are the delegates from the
Luther league of the Church>of the
Redeemer to the State Luther League
convention in Columbia Friday.
Mrs. C. w. Shealy left Wednesday
for Waynesville, N. c., expecting to
return the early part of next week.
: Miss Cornelia Summer will spend
the weekend in Columbia.
Mrs. J. E. Arant and Mrs. ". II.
Horton, after visiting their sister,
Mrs. Alma Hayes, on the occasion of
the burial of her daughter, have re-
turned home, the former with her
daughter, Miss Lula Neel Arant, in
Manning and the latter in Abbeville.
R. C. Wilson, son of Mr.. and Mrs:
3. H. Wilson, has gone to take a
course in Sweenev's Automobile col