The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-07-25
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
PROSPEROUS PROSPERITY

cchurch, began his new pastorate
with two strong sermons Sunday,
when he was heard by large audi
ence. Rev. Hahn came to Prosper
ity from Burkes Garden, Va, and is
man of imposing personality and
visible strength of character, hum
orous, and possessed of all the char
acteristics which make for convlnc-
ing and interesting speaking, and 1t
goes without saying that those who
heard him were amply repaid for 60
ing to church. The people who low
ed Rev. Shealy so we'll felt that Mr.
Hahn will prove to be most worthy
successor to that most excellent
man. Strangers who were present
! said they did not believe that there
was any such thing as denominations
al differences in Prosperity as all
denominations came out to welcome
the new Lutheran pastor.
A reception to the new minister
and his wife was given at the par
sonage Wednesday evening, under
the auspices of the Ladies' Aid socie-
ty. The affair was IN the nature of
an old fashion pounding.
! Miss Eva Mae Boozer and J. W.
! Taylor were married Saturday ev-
ening at the Baptist parsonage, with
! the Rev. J. E. Williams officiating.
+ The bride is the young and attrac-
tive daughter of John D. Boozer. Mr..
Taylor is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Wylie Taylor and is associated with
! his father-in-law in the saw mill bus
mess.
Mrs. Addie Livingston Ct New5er-
nv and J. Luther Bowers of Prosper
ity were married Saturday evening
by Rev. S. W. Hahn, the new pastor
of Grace Lutheran church.
Wednesday, July 26, will be given
the first annual barbecue and picnic
of the Guernsey Bull association
This is an opportunity for the farm
er to learn more about dairyipg
There will be two extension dairy
men from Clemson college, Messrs.
! G. G. Cushman and D. C. Badger
who will not only make talks on
practical dairying, but will give dem
onstrations in cream separating, etc
County Agent T. M. Mills asks for a
full attendance Of farmers who are
interested in this new phase of ag-
riculture in Newberry county.
All contractors interested in the
farmers potato curing house can see
the blue prints by calling at the
Bank of Prosperity.
Mr.. Geo. D. Brown, Jr., an enter
prising young farmer Of this section
sold Is bred sows this week to far
mers out of Newberry county. These
sows are registered Durocs, bred to
Star Fort Orion, the only living son
of the world famous Orion Cherry
King. Mr.. Brown started in the hog
business as breeder 4 years ago
with one bred sow. He has grown
now to IS brood sows and has ar
ranged to have on his farm in the
near future the grand champion Du-
roc boar of South Carolina fo1
breeding purposes. He grows his
nogs largely on pasturage and there
by grows them at a profit. This is
a business that the boil weevil can't
puncture and we hope to see more
hogs shipped from the Prosperous
Town Of Prosperity"
Walter E. Ringer of Newberry
while engaged in dragging the pub
! lie highway Of Newberry county, fell
from the scrape which he was oper-
ating while passing through the town
of Prosperity Saturday afternoon
and was painfully injured.
H. C. Dominick and family of
Plains, Ga, are visiting the formers
mother, Mrs. Abbie Dominick.
! Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Black motored
: to Lexington Sunday.
p: Messrs. G. w. Summer and Ben
Dorrity Of Newberry were guests. on
) Monday evening of DR.. and Mrs. G.
Y. Hunter.
D. B. Miller of Columbia spent the
weekend here.
Byrd Gibson has gone to Andrews
to visit his sister, Mrs. John Grant.
! P. K. Harmon has returned from
! Clemson college summer school.
Mrs. Mary O'Quin Of Orangeburg
is visiting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Duncan of Sa-
vanah spent Friday with Mrs. J. H.