The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-11-14
PARAGRAPHS
PROSPEROUS PROSPERITY


Nov. 81. THIS meeting Will De unu 'U-
al owing to the fact tnat. the TcnHes-
see Lutheran church in South c .ro-
!;&a VII ;o;l the S5a;h G,rol!na -
.aod. Prominent Lu.her2%s viii he
present, and address the >1aai~21;,-
tors at night. The pub!.c IS :,':,i'al-
" invited to these SERVICES. About
$50 delegates are expected.
The Baptist parsonage was The
scene Of q beautiful reception Thurs
day evening, wnen R@y. aal Ms. J.
E. Williams were at home u the con-
grega,ion between 4Ian hcErs oe 5 SO
and 1880 O'Clock. The low"r a)@::
was used en suite AID artist ca!iy
decorated throughout with masses O.
c.lrysanthemums in tar 'a:.c'' ::u4f's.
In an interesting Biblical coat@ss
Miss Eula Joiner scored h'Ghe:.:.
Mrs. Williams, assisted by Mrs.
George Harmon, served 5locs cream
and cake.
The happiest event in the celebra-
tion of Aral;st;ce day here was the
party given Friday evening by Miss
Lucy Lake, compiimenting Miss Mar
garet Griffin. The home was decorat-
ed in the national colors, rcd, white
and blue, and wherever possible
were banked white chrysanthemums,
rcd saliva and the ageratunl. Games
were played, :Sut a ship contest
claimed most of the evening in which
the prize was captured by Miss Sa-
lone Dominick. The honor guest was
presented with box of dainty hand
Lerchiefs. A tempting ice c@C"so
was served. The favo:s were nlinia-
tare forts with the stars and stripes
floating above it.
Ms. T. a. DoainieH was hostess to
the Literary Sorcsis Friday after
noin. The club IS studying Famous
Women, and the subjects for the al
teraoon, Lucret!a, Elizabeth Cady
Stanton, Susan 3. Anthony, Anna
Howard Shaw, and the history Of the
suffrage in America, were ably hand
led by Miss Blanche hibiec, Mrs. n.
C.. Morris, Mrs. j. D. Quatt!ebaunl,
Miss Willie Mae Wise and Mrs. c. I.
Nyche = salad course and Russian
tea were served, the hostess being as
sisted By Misses Salome and Bernice
Dominick
4 call meeting of the William Les
ter chapter l. D. C. will De held
Wednesday at 4 p. III. at the toWf:
!;all. All members are urged to at
tend.
Mrs. S. W. Hahn viii ice hostess to
the Woman's Missionary society OF
he Lutheran church Friday after
noon al q 80. All members are ask
Cd to by::ng in their thank offering
&oXes.
Rev. 7. S. Caldwell of Wrens, Ga,
4 former pastor of the A. r. +.
church, filed the pulpit CO the i K.
p. church Sabbath. While here Rev.
Caldwell is the guest Of his mother,
MRS. Rosa Caldwell.
,iiS>cs Rebecca Harmon and Eli2-
abeth Browne Of Winthrop college
were home for the weekend.
Miss Ellen Wheeler setarned Sal
urGay tc Denmark.
Miss Ruth Hunter was in Laasens
Friday for the Fleming reception.
Miss Ethel Scase OF Newberry
spent last week with Mrs. arthur
rugh.
Mrs. G. c. Caughman has returned
to Columbia after visiting her moth
or, Mrs. Rosa Lester.
Mrs. j. c. SchQm3ert srant Wed
nesday in Columbia, the guest of Mrs
j. G. Price.
Cnss. Reid OF Baltimore is the
guest of his aunt, M}s. i. D. o:nn-
son.
Mrs. Henry Par of Newoerry
spent Thursday with Mrs. J. =.
Wheeler.
MS. Chas. WILLIAMSON c. Jack
soavi:Ic has been WISHING al the home
e - J. 5. Wheeler.
George Hills has Go::a to the Co
!Im5ia hospital for treatment.
Miss Celeste Singiey has returned
from Columbia.
Mrs. J. l. Bedcnoau +. Mise W.
lie Mae Wise, Lucy lake ard Grace
>~~o Ht4ended district meeting OF
The Eastern Star in Lau~enS OF
Thursday.
Masses E.hcl anA Grace Saner Of
Cnap.n were home 70: the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. =. Browne motor ,
ed tc Columbia Sunday.
Messrs. J. D Quattlebsuaa, Joe B. I.