The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-07-07
THE NEWS OF FOMARIA
Teachers of High School Elected
School Growing in Favor-High-
way Work Under Way

Pomar:a, July 5.-The bah team
here will play game OF baseball
with the Prosperity ball team team
Thursday afternoon a good game
will be expected as both teams have
some good players on them.
The Newell Contrasting company
have pitched camp near the ola
Counts nome about three miles east
/ Of here and have begun work grading
out the road which VIII be worked
from Mr. Caldwell Rutf's to the Lex
ington county line by Pomaria.
Col. Adam L. Auli had family
reunion July 4th to which most OF
his children and grandchildren were
present at q FISH fry and picnic din
ner. This gathering has been Gus
tom for several years.
The trustees here have been very
fortunate IN securing fine corps of
teachers for the coming session, with
Prof. J. Holland Bedenbaugh as prln-
chile, Mrs. L. B. Bedenbaugh, Miss
Marion Settler and Miss Cromer and
Miss Brown who are by no means
strangers here, and the best school
wear is expected. Many new patrons
who have never patronized the school
have asked to let their children come
to the school.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 3. Bedenbaugh,
Dr.. R. j. Johnson and Master Beman
Pinner .motored to Hendersonville
Sunday and will spend few days IN
the North Carolina mountains. Mrs.
Johnson and Margaret went several
days before them.
Mr.. Thos. Epting from Texas stop
ped over here to visit relatives IN re-
turning from the old soldiers reunion
at Richmond, accompanying him is
Miss Lena Mae Epting and Miss
Grace Kinard from Oklahoma.
Mr. John A. Summer is in New
Jersey spending some time at his
daughters, Mrs. Virgil Sease.
Mr.. Gary Higgins of Manning is
here visiting DR.. H. H. Higgins.
! Little Christine and Rebecca Bed
enbaugh are spending few days in
Prosperity while Mr.. and Mrs. j. B.
Bedenbaugh are in North Carolina.
+ Mrs. J. L. Minson and son Harold
have gone to Atlanta for few days
to visit relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Olin Shealy and fam
lily of Clinton spent several days here
with Mr.. Shealy's parents and other
relatives.
! Mrs. EIva Gurney of Chattanooga
who has been en- few weeks visit
here to her sister, Mrs. J. w. Grain,
left for Walhalla.
Mrs. R. J. Worley and children will
leave in few days for Smokemont,
! n. c., to visit her father.
Mr.. J. H. Alewine of Newberry
spent the weekend at Pomarla.
Miss Mary Rebecca Settler has
gone On an extended visit to her Sis
ter. Mrs. S. C. Gordan at Andrews.
! NJ. John D. Shelley has gone to
visit.
! Miss Frances Hentz has gone to
Whitmire to visit her grandmother,
Mrs. Marion Settler.
Mr.. L. A. Shelley and family went
to Newberry and spent Sunday at
! Mr.. Sheeley's brothers, Nj. Jas. P.
! Shelley.
Mrs. 7. H. Wedaman and son Thos.
of Johnston spent the weekend at
Prof. D. L. Wedaman's.
Mrs. Roscoe Shealy and son Claude
are here on visit to Mrs. Shealy's
father. Mr.. John J. Crooks, and will
: return to their home in Savannah IN
the late summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Bedenbaugh
and baby spent Saturday and Sunday
at Ninety Six.
Miss Catherine Fulmer is visiting
Miss Nellie Rae Seybt.
Miss Doris Wactor of Columbia is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. f. S. Shelley.
Mrs. Della Koon Of New5erry spent
, Sunday with Mrs. J. D. koon.
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