The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-09-05

of making it his home some time in
the near future.
Mr.. J. B Gregory had been read
! ing in The Herald and News how easy
it was to recover stolen rings and
other property when one knows how.
His wife was letting her niece wear
her wedding ring and the young lady
Miss Jewel Faulkner, has been very
careful with it. On Thursday Of
! last week as she went to wash the
dishes she put the ring down and in
| fifteen minutes it had disappeared.
The only person entering the loom
within that time was a small culored
/ boy and it was clear that he had it.
He denied it, but when Mr.. Gregory
said, Cali right, We'll let one boy
spend night in the guard house un-
til we see what is to be done," the
boy upped Immediately and said
"Say, boss, I'll git dat ring right
now" AS all that Mr. Gregory want
ed was to get back the ring he had
given Mrs. Gregory several years
ago, he did not push the case.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Bowers, Jr.,
and Miss Sadie Bowers motored to
Greenwood and spent Sunday with
their parents, DR.. and Mrs. A. j.
Bowers.
Some voters no doubt feel embar-
rassed when the returns show only
one vote polled for certain candi-
dates at certain precincts; for why,
more than any one voter promised
those defeated candidates their sup
port, and if two or more voters
should each claim that he had that
name on his ticket there would be a
chance to clear up some lies.
! Mrs. R. P. Casey and three chill
dren of Williamson are visiting her
father, Mr.. T. W. Hutchinson.
| Misses Mildred and Louise Cromer
of Greenville, who had been visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. O..
Stone, have returned home, their pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Cromer
having motored for them the first of
last week.
= Some people will take interest in
the county convention of the Union
Republican party of South Carolina,
to be held at Newberry Thursday at
IL o'clock noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Y. Yeavell return
ed on Monday from Ridgecrest and
Asheville.
September Morn was all right in
Newberry.
{ Mr.. Williams Welch of Washing
ton, D. c., who is visiting his sister,
Mrs. Robert D. Wright, went to Co.
lumbia last week to visit relatives in
that city.
There will be service at st. Luke's
Episcopal church next Sunday after
noon at half-past five o'clock.
Mr.. Floyd Bradley has returned
from Hendersonville, looking better
than in long time, as we heard one
of his many friends say. We hope
he will continue to improve in looks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Epting and ba-
by left Saturday for Kinston, N. c.,
after visiting his mother and other
pleasant relatives in Newberry.
Misses Myrtle Davis and Neil
Brady are spending the weekend at
Little Mountain.-The State, 3rd.
Mr.. Edward ('Dood'') Epting has
been made temporary superintendent
of the First Baptist church Sunday
school. We like this and know some
people in Greenwood sho will be
glad to see this little personal men
ton. He is the right boy IN the right
place.
Miss Louise Livingston Of Kinards
R. F. D. has returned hoMc after {;
pleasant I'>it to friends and relatives
at Jalaoa and Newoersy.
Mr.. Bob Miller o: Columbia spent
the Labor vacation il Newbarry.
The preachers having returned
from their courses of rest, recreation
and recuperation reinv sorated for
the warfare campaign against satan
and sin, "the old boy" will be reas-
sembling his horoes of aides for the
combat.
Rev. ]. H. Danner Of Charleston
has arrived to conduct series Of
meetings at Central Methodist church
in the interest of the community at
large and surrounding territory-not
as Methodist services but as human
ity's services in the cause of Christ
and Christians against the strong and
Powers of Darkness. Mr..
C. P. Curry of Hendersonville is the
1aoHo,. Of tho conr Tho