The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-09-22
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
LITTLE MOUNTAIN

last Friday afternoon by having a
visit from about $50 Newberrians.
The Newberry booster club, under
The auspices of the chamber of COM
merce, were given warm reception.
The boosters wsre crested upon their
arrival by throng of Little Noun
tam people. The program was op-
en 5dwith a concert by the Mo!lohon
Concert band. Rev. J. j. Long pre-
sided. Rev. Long extended very
cordial welcome to the boosters in
behalf of the mayor Of the city and
! the people OF the city and surround
ing community. The first speaker
introduced was c. P. Mcdaniel, sec
retary Of the Newberry chamber of
commerce. DR.. c. A. Freed and Mr..
j. D. Wheeler made interesting talks.
Miss Mildred Long presented to Mr..
Eslridge, president of the chamber
Of commerce, a large basket Of aut-
ufnn flowers, gwen by the ladies Of
this city. Mr.. Eskridge responded
in few happy words.
The following young ladies left
last Wednesday for Summerland col
ifege: Misses Esteile Summer, Mary
; Chapman. Thelma Clarke, Arrie Mae
Ept;ng, Pearle Stockman, Ruby and
Estelle Wheeler, Lois and Grace
Snealy and Gussie Huffman.
Misses Annie Wheeler and Mary
Frick left last week for Winthrop
college.
! Messrs. Virgil Long, Blair stoude-
nlice, Slower Sloan, Herbert Chap
Insn, Virgil Derrick, Marion Counts,
Harvey shealy, Chisolm Bowers and
Carroll Derrick left last week to re-
slme their studies at Newberry eel
! lege.
Carlton Wise left Wednesday to
eater the Citadel.
.sIrs. Emma Brady visited her SIS
| ter, Mrs. B. B. Davis of Columbia,
iast weekend.
Herbert Boland and little brother
have returned to their home IN Char
icston after spending a week with
their grandfather, Mr. A. N. Boland.
Miss Kate Freyschmidt OF Charles
! ten was the guest of Miss Elberta
I Sease last >wae:s-erds --seea--7aa-.,..-.
Conrad Freed OF New5erry spent
the weekend with P. K. Harmon.
Mss Helen Summer spent the week
end with relatives in New5erry.
! Miss Stella Wessinger Of Chaplin
visited h"r sister, Mrs. J. (. Derrick.
last week. @ESzzsEzEMa
Mr.. and Mrs G N Boland and cn,-
dren of Columbia spent Sunday with
the formers parents, Mr. and Mrs.
D. Boland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie shealy Of Clin-
ton spent Sunday with relatives here.
Misses Margaret and Inez Boland
Of Charleston are spending the week
with their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. n. Boland.
M:s Francis WesGnger Of Ballen-
TIE IS spending a week with her SIS
ter, cIrs. Martha Shealy.
Mrs. Jack Doster OF Columbia
spent few days last week with her
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Huffman and
C. 2 Huffman spent Sunday with
relatives IN Columbia.
". H. Derrick left Tuesday to en-
ter the University Of South Carolina.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Feagle of New
berry visited the formers parents:
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Feagle, this week.
Mrs: J B. Derrick spent Monday
il Columbia.
Mss Elberta Sease attended conf
!aittec meeting III Columbia last Fri
day evening.
DR.. Claude Sease and Mrs. v. 3.
snesiy spent last Friday IN Colum-
b;a
Mrs. T. n. shealy visited her son
J. II. Shaaly of Columbia, last week
end.
Mr.. Joe Epting and son Dewey OF
Chsp2ells spent Sunday with Mr. and
Ms. Z. c. s&aly.
lTr. and Mrs. Fel!ers and little
daughter Of Columbia visited Mrs.
Feiier's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. n.
Feagie, last weekend
Mr. and Mrs. George Epting and
l:tss.e son of Prosperity visited -'!r.
and Ms. D. C&Iz2: Sunday.
We u,@z: a;seovey." says a con-
gresham, what t@c majority thinks"
But does /?