The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-06-02

MIA.
Miss Mary Mcclure, a student al
Salem academy, is spending her va
cation with her grandmother, Mrs.
O. L. Schumpert. Her many friends,
young and old, are glad to see her.
Between 9 and 3 next Monday at
Mr.. R. c. Sigh's store the books Of
registration for the general election
will be open. All voters, women
particularly, are hereby notified, as
it was one of the women voters who
asked US to mention this. And of
course the ladies all know they must
also have their names on the club
rolls of their respective wards.
On the same evening and at the
same hour. June 7 at $50, while
Miss Pauline FAINT and Mr.. Seth
Adair Meehs are being united in
marriage at the First Methodist
church, Newberry, the marriage GER
emony uniting Miss Gladys Rives and
Mr.. Thomas Benjamin Greneker will
be being performed at the First
Baptist church of Edgetield. Three
DAYS following vii! come the we'd
ding of Miss Banna Green and Mr..
Henry D. Niles. The Hipp-Bowers
nuptials will be celebrated July 6.
Between today and next Wednes-
day the Winthrop contingent will be
arriving, among them being Misses
Fredna Schumpert, Mary Alice Su-
Der. Mae Tarrant and Aliiene and Lu-
cy Dunn.
Mr.. Sim NJ. Mathis is a Prosper
| ity man who comes to the city every
now and then. He was here Wednes-
day.
Miss Nancy Elizabeth Fox receiv-
ed the bachelor of arts degree and
Miss Frances Houseal the degree Of
bachelor of science at the gradual
ing exercises of Converse college
Monday. These young graduates have
returned home, after their gradua-
ton was witnessed by Dr.. and Mrs.
Houseal and Mrs. Fox and other in
terested persons in the vast assem-
blage at the brilliant Converse COM
mencement of 1922.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Cromer and
daughter, Miss Sarah, Mrs. Pope
Connelly and Willie Munson Buford
were present in Columbia at the CHI
cora college commencement exercises,
to see Miss Hattie Mary Buford grad
uate. She took the A. B. degree.
Misses Marguerite Burns, Edith
Wilson, Mildred Reid, Elizabeth Ki-
nard and Mabel Jones, students of
the G. W. c., have returned to their
respective homes in this city.
Mrs. James Williams, on the way
from Columbia to her home in York,
spent Tuesday night at the home OF
Mrs. W. W. Cromer. She wa5 ac-
ccmpanied as far as Clinton We'd
nesday by Mr.. and Mrs. Cromer in
their car.
Mrs. Lola Connor leaves tomorrow
for Newberry. where she will spend
the summer months with relatives
Greenwood Index-Journal.
Miss Marguerite Matthews, Of the
city schools faculty, left yesterday
for her home in Newberry, where she
will spend the summer months with
her parents.-Greenwood Index-Jour-
nal.
Miss Cenia Wheeler, school teacher
at Lynchburg, S. c., will arrive
home Friday. Mr.. Nets FAINT will
meet her in Columbia. Her sister,
Miss Claudia of Columbia college
student body, has already arrived.
Mrs. Jesse B. Mayes left THURSDAY
for her home at Waterloo, after stay
ing at her fathers home since the
death of her mother, Mrs ] T. Mayas.
Mrs. Leland Summer aAcived Wedncs-
day night from Greenville and will
live with her father, keeping house
for him and also for her own family
al the same time, who Will al make
their home here.
Mr.. w. D. Rutherford's magister-
ial announcement appears IN this IS
use for No. township.
Mr.. James B. McCravy spent cou-
pie of days in this city on his way
to his home in Laurens. He attend
ed the Southern Baptist convention
at jacksonville, after having conduct
ed song service in Baltimore for
Dr.. Wharton of the Brantley Baptist
church. Mr.. McCravy has gwen up
the work of these song services
throughout the country and will 10
cate in Richmond He has accepted
~ ,,oe;+;o,, Of porara1 assistant and