The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-01-03
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
PROSPEROUS PROSPERITY

| whole lower floor was thrown together
and quantities of holly and mistletoe
decked the rooms. Games and cards
were enjoyed and at midnight all the
guests went out into the streets to
toll out the old year and ring in the
new.
"Mapledale," the country home of
/ Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Kohn, was the
scene Saturday evening Of one of the
merriest of the Christmas parties
when their daugter, Miss Dorish, en-
tertained few Of her friends. The
nooms were ,aglowt with Christmas
decorations and among the various
games enjoyed the game OF heart
dice created the greatest amusement,
the prize, box of nuts, being won
bv Miss Elizabeth Brown and Mower
Singlev. Later sweets and cakes
were served.
Among the series of gay Crlstmas
parties that have featured the hoh-
dav calendar was the bridge party
given Friday evening by Miss Wlll.e
Mae Wise at her home in Main street.
The Christmas motif was featured
throughout the rooms which were CIV
en- over to the games. Trays OF
Christmas fruits were conveniently
placed and home made candy was
served all evening.
Miss Carrie Sease, the attractive
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James II.
sease, was married Sum y afternoon
to Hulburt Quattlebu< The cere-
mony was performed ne Rev. J. A.
McKeown, pastor of groom Mr.
ouattlebaum has alwa been native
Of Newoerry county nd IS one Of
the popular speed q 5"
The organ recital dered by Miss
Maize Doamnick Of, ',swbe,rg Erila5's
evening at Grace Lutheran church.
assisted by Newberrrv's splendid VOC
al talent, was greatly appreciated and
enjoyed by the Prosperity audience.
Rev. J. A. McKeown has returned
from Blackstock where he addressed
the Masons on the Principles of Ma
sonrv. at their annual banquet held
December 29.
Members of the Epworth league
and their friends will long remember
with delight the party which they en-
loved Wednesday evening at the home
of Miss Lcttie Mills. The special fea-
!! ture of the evening was an 'ice con-
test" carried out cleverly in every
detail. The reception hall and paE-or
were decorated with holly, mistletoe
and Towering narciss;. The hostess
assisted by Misses Elizabeth Barnes
and Mary Ellen Bowers, served
! tempting sweet course.
1t is with great deal of pleasure
/ that we note the Office building OF
/ DR.. Geo. w. Harmon has been COM
pleted and he is now occupying his
new quarters. His dental depart
ment has a reception hall, two oper2t-
ing rooms and laboratory. The most
modern sanitary equipments are to be
found here.
There will be public installation OF
the Eastern Star chapter on TUESDAY
evening at the Masonic hall at 8
o'clock. All members are asked to
assemble at Z 80.
The William Lester chapter, I. D.
iC.. will meet Friday afternoon at
$50 with Miss Edna Fellers. All
members are requested to bring their
dues, or send them.
The Ladies Aid society of Grace
church will hold its January meet!As
at the parsonage Thursday afternoon
al 8 80.
Miss Willie Mae Wise, leader of the
James D. Nance, C. of c., will enter
tain the chapter Saturday afternoon
at $50.
The community singing which was
held at the Methodist church Sa.1r-
day evening. was enjoyed by both
young and old. The old familiar
songs were sung with VIM and enthu-
siasm.
Miss Lois Johnson of Clinton has
been the guest of Miss Lera Living
ston.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. stockman, Miss
Ruth Stcckman and Master Walter
StocAman mosorel to Saluda last
week.
Mrs. Carrie Leaphardt of Column
bia is visiting relatives here.
Rev. and Mrs. J. &. Harmaa OF
White Rock spent Saturday here.
M. and Mrs. c. J. Shealy spent
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