The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-04-25
PURELY PERSONAL
The Movement Of Many People,
Newberrians and Those Who
Visit Newberry

from "DldQlehO0Q. MI. 1dHNeS
Dickert, the we'll known producer OF
fine chickens, sold Mrs. Mccullough
100 little ''chicklets," and she lost on
ly two of that large number. They
are of the Imperial Barred variety
and it shows that they are of a hale
and hearty Matching or that Mrs. Nc
Cullough knows how to cultivate
chickens; perhaps both.
Mrs. Harry T. Danner, Jr., and oa-
ibv have returned to Paris Island at
ter spending several days in Newber-
~ with her mother, Mrs. J. H. Riser.
Mrs. Riser had been visiting her
daughter, and Mrs. Danner accom-
panied her home last week.
Among the variegated flowers
blooming in profusion at this season
in Newberry are the sweetpeas. Sweet
peas, another Wonderful gift of
Gods love"
A graceful and appreciated act was
the going of the boy scouts m body.
uniformed, to the Baptist church Fri
day night. led by Scoutmastar Carl I.
Julien. Occupying seats in the gal
lery, the church being crowded, they
were interested listeners to the
preaching and singing, not the Least
of which singing being by the Junior
choir" of bright boys and girls from
the various denominations.
Mr.. Homer w. Schumpert has beer
advanced from third vice president
to second vice president>of the Trl,
State Water and Light association
of the Carolinas and Georgia, this
graceful action having been taken a.
the convention Of the association If
Spartanburg last week.
Student Karl Kinard Of Newberry
college, whose subject was ''The Price
of Permanent Peace" won thiro
place in the South Carolina inter
collegiate oratorical contest at Green.
wood Friday night. Thank you, Karl
Mr.. n. -Simons of Columbia bought
for s1,5eo, the auctioned stock Of
goods recently kept by Rose Anthony
as she is known in Newberry.
Wm.s johnson &. Son will help te
make next Saturday a big day II
Newberay, at their hardware store.
You are aware that this hardware
store every new and then has big
run on some certain line. Saturda!
it will be paint. See ad. During thi:
paint demonstration they will give
Balloon to every child accompanied
to the store by parent, and eacf
child accompanied to the store by
parent, and each person filling out :
coupon and taking ten cents along
to buy a paint brush will get car.
of pain free. We will now hope tc
see many houses repainted in the
city. Some of them are needing II
badly. Spread the paint.
The Smyrna School Improvement
society will give an ice cream festi
val Saturday, April 29th, at Mrs. w.
o. Pitts, beginning at p. m. Every,
body invited.
Prof. S. j. Derrick, president Of
Newberry college, was elected from
the Third congressional district to
serve on the Clemson college board
of visitors. This action was taken at
a meeting at Clemson on Thursday, t
being customary every year for the
board of trustees to select a repre-
sentative from each of the seven dis,
tricts to serve as board of visitors
The Clemson college press reporter
says that excellent men are alwayr
selected for this important work, Z"
and the board Of visitors this year ''is
regarded as an unusually strong one
In Newberry Friday were the
Macks of Columbia-W. A. McSwair
and j. E. McDavid, prominent mer
of "the city on the Congaree," who
had come here on business.
Messrs. B. C. Matthews and W. W.
Cromer of the National Bank, "took
Laurens in" on business Thursday.
Mr.. Henry Swindler VINO sells beef.
ETC., says he has apples from the
garden of Eden"
Boundary 5th grade played Speers
5th grade baseball at Boundary FRI
day the score ending 4 TO 0 in favor
of Speers. Batteries: For Speers-
Templetcn and Smith; for Boundary
Cant and Bedenbaugh
Mr.. W. H. Eddy spent the week
end in Columbia and Batesourg with
his children.
Mr.. Jos. H. Eddy of Ninety-Six is
now grandfather, young daughter
bov;pr q orr;vod m Mr and Mrs Frank