The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-03-28

Mr. Philip Daitch is one among The
best merchants in Newbemy, and
withal a good man and citizen. His
sale with bang continues. where
prices are smashed, slashed and
crashed"
The civic leagues Snare of the
proceeds Friday from the showing
OF The Little. Minister" including
the sale of candy, was $3.50. This
is pretty good, bat it IS thought that
the amount will reach at least $50,
as several people who wanted to see
the picture but could not go to the
opera house on the occasion, feel
like paying the price, which
would be fine act. Manager Wells
certainly has the appreciation Of the
league for his whole-hearted and pa
triotic liberality.
Someone is apt to strike bar
gain at Trustee F. R. Hunters sale
at the stand of the Elite Pharmacy
and Jewelry company on the 9th day
of April at 2 o'clock.
Getting ready for Easter?
! Miss Nancy Werts of Gary's was
visitor in the city Saturday.
Mr.. Claude Sigh of Clemson
snent the weekend in NeWberry.
Mrs. Sigh will extend her visit for a
week or more with her parents, Nh.
ard Mrs. Robt. T. Caldwell.
Mr.. J. NJ. Taylor, who has a posi-
ton with the Seaboard Air Line rail
way at Portsmouth, Va, is visiting
his relatives in this city, his former
home place. Mr. Taylor will be re-
membered here as former repre-
sentative in the legislature from
New5erry county as well as pain
! less tooth extractor" one of the first
to ''pull'' without pain.
/ The shrine meeting will be held this
Monday night in Masonic temple at
.8:15 O'Clock and all members are
urged to be present promptly.
! The proceeds from the community
market on last Saturday were 1851.
An entertainment viii be given at
Trinity schoolhouse Friday night,
March 31st, beginning at 1880. The
public is most cordially invited.
Miss Sadie Goggans, secretary
South Carolina department American
Legion auxiliary, in the clubwomen's
columns Of Sundays State, says: "ln
February the Newberry unit divided
into two teams to work for new mem
bers for six weeks. The campaign
closed March Is. At that time be-
tween so and 60 members had been
secured, the team with Miss Sarah
| Caldwell. captain, and Miss Josie
Reid. lieutenant, being the winners.
The losers, with Miss Sadie Goggans
captain, and Miss Grace Summer,
lieutenant, are pledged to set the WIN
ners up to supper or party"
The world may be growing worse:
or it may not be, but we are sure
that it is full of good people. Judg-
ing by the people of Newberry such
is the case. A person here has only
ito get sick or in trouble to find out
that there are many citizens Of both
sexes, old and young, and little chill
dren, whose hearts open and go out
: to those in sorrow and distress, even
as the flowers unfold and throw out
their sweetness for the comfort of the
afflicted as well as for those who can
enjoy the beauty and fragrance IN
good health and ease.
For the first time in long time
there is not person in the Newber-
~ jail awaiting trial.
Prof. S. J. Derrick delivered an ad-
ldress Saturday at the closing exercis-
es of the Pine Ridge school in Lexing
ton county. He was accompanied
from Newberry college by Students
T. A. Frick, S. C. Fulmer and L. F.
Shealy.
! The concrete road from Ballentine
to the negro boys reformatory on the
Newberry road is now open. This
makes stretch of about 8 1-2 miles.
Mr.. J. Fred Schumpert, while Wis
iting his daughter and family in Mia
mi, Fla, some tine ago, hit upon the
novel plan of making lamp out Of
a telephone desk stand and an cleo
tic bulb. In studying out the plan
Mr.. Schumpert proved himself to be
"a pretty good inventor" The new
electric lamp will have to be seen to
be appreciated in its beauty and adap-
liability. 1t is very neat and conven-
lent, as well as handy little ''contrap-
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