The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-06-13

Philip Daitch. They came to New
berry last week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Daitch anl children and Mr.. J. Levy,
who had motored to Augusta to spend
Sunday with their parents in that
city.
Messrs. Burr Martin, Philip Daitch
and Ben Dorrity attended the first
Scottish Rite held in Masonic Temple,
Columbia, on Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday, of Class 26 from the
4th to the 32nd degree, inclusive,
Messrs. Daitch and Dorrity taking the
degree.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. W. Carson and Mr..
and Mrs. l. H. Hunt attended the
commencement exercises of the Due
west Woman's college last week,
In the pigeon house on the New
berry hotel rear grounds a chicken
hen made her nest. The laying and
the hatchig periods passed prohtably'
pleasantly, to the hen. But when the
little chicks peeped out from their
shells and found themselves IN
the air they knew not what to DO;
home didn't seem like home to them
a they walked the ladge and peepeo
ever and down to the ground below
Mr.. Bullock, the proprietor Of tie
hotel. placed the brood on terra hrma
and all seemed happy to be IN native
element. The family is ofsthe BAN
tam variety of thorough1reds of "the
barnyard hall"
Newberry is still in the wedding
zone, with it's green foliage and lea1y
bowers.
ats never too hot nor too cold to
boost Newberry," is what Secretary
e. P Mcdaniel of the chamber OF
commerce says. Look at his ther-
uanmeter in front of his office and 1t
wi, tell YOU "the heat of the day."
Sss also show you what "Mc" can
An. Re is certainly hard working
v,n,nstaking. active and energetic sec
retarv. always on the lookout Tor
something to benefit the community
One newspaper outside of Newber-
ry had it that Miss Marguerite Werts
ssxduated from the high school TINS
vaar We would like to inform our
erring brother that Miss Werts won
FIRST honor in large graduating class
from Newberry college this year. She
had it "all her own way"in taking
prizes at the schools before that, IN
eluding the high school. She IS IN a
sSsss with Jas. C. Kinard when II
sSmes to winning medals and honors'
Mr.. Bush says the water in the pas
ture between Scott's creek and his
residence was six inches higher than
IN The creek itself during the over
Sow last week. This was due to the
haek-water caused by trash being
swept thick and high against the
wine fencing, the danlming giving the
water clean sweep around.
Mrs. T. B. Shealy of Prosperity has
Seen dismissed from the Baptist hos
nftal.-The State, 10th.
Miss Annie Aunspaugh Of the Lam
dsr college faculty spent yesterday
In the city en- route from Newberry'
where she has been visiting friends
for the past ten. days, to her home IN
Norfolk, Va.-Greenwood Index
Journal, 9th.
The criminal court convenes next
Monday. All grand jurors, as well
as the petit jurors and all witnesses
I'm criminal cases are expected to De
an hand promptly. The reporter
hands this out so as to save them the
trouble that would come should they
fail to attend at the specified time.
People who behave themselves IN
any community need have no fears
that vigilance committees will dis
turb them. These committees are
only after those who. fiaunt their VIC
es in the faces of decent people, and
the vice lovers and vice livers ought
to be regulated"
White blackberries are being cul-
tivated nicely in the Speers garden.
''Mr. Hiram" showed US a good sam
pie the other day.
DR.. D. L. Boozer, Jr., of Newberry
is in the city on business.-The State,
10th, from 20 years ago.
Prof. James C. Kinard was the
principal speaker. He delivered q
most appropriate message, urging up
on the young people the Importance
of building character, standing for