The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-11-28
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
PROSPEROUS PROSPERITY

Prosperity, Nov. 27.-lmpressive
services were held at Grace Lutheran
church Sunday evening when Rev. S.
w. Hahn was installed pastor. A con-
gregation that filed the church al
tended the installation ceremonies,
Rev. H. j. Black, president Of the
South Carolina Lutheran synod,
preached the sermon, delivering the
charge to both the pastor and church.
Special music was rendered by the
choir.
Sunday morning Rev>Black In
stalled the Rev. j. L. Cromer at Mt.
Tabor, and again Sunday afternoon
at st. Lukes installation services were
held for Rev. E. II. Seckinger.
Rev. R. E. Sharp, who comes as
pastor of the Methodist church hele
from Rockton. conducted his first ser
vices Sunday. He began his new pss-
torate with two strong sermons Wheh
he was heard by large audiences at
both Zion and Wightman churches.
Friday, December 1st, the Reedy,
River W. NJ. u. Will meet here at the
Baptist church.
The William Lester chapter U. D..
C., will mold their December meeting
Friday afternoon at $50 with Mrs
J. L. May as hostess.
The children's chapter will meet
Saturday afternoon at o'clock VITA
Misses Mary and Catherine Werts.
Collie Duncan, three year old negro
boy. was Instantly killed FRIDAY af-
ternoon by A. Y. Spearman, negro
boy of IS years. The accident &C.
Cured at A. C. Wise's plantation
about two miles above Prosperity
The older boy picked up gun which
a negro man, Edd Wallace, had put
down on The. .pcr..h S"hfn ne ~e1S INTO
{he house. In some manner the gun gu.
was discharged, tearing the little
child's heart out and burning ms
clothing.
- Mrs J A. Shealy of Columbia mas
been visiting Mrs. Horace Shealy.
Mrs. C.. M. Efird Of Lexington ac-
compe MED her husband to synod anu
while here was the guest OF Mrs. a
g.. Wise.
Miss Erin Taylor of Bachman cha
ne, is spending while with Mrs. Lo-
IS Doqninick.
W. B. Wise of Columbia was home
for the weekend.
Miss lula Joiner spent ~eanesaSS
with her sister, Mrs. R. I. Pugn' al
the Baptist hospital.
Mr and Mrs. ]. C. Taylor OF Bates,
ba,rs will be Thanksgiving guests OIL
MIR. aaa Mrs. A. G. Wise.
Mrs. C. A. Freed, Mrs. George W.
Summer and Mrs. W. K. Gotwald oi
:lewberry were among TIE visitors at-
tending synod.
Mrs. Henry Parr has returned 70
her home in Newberry after v'slS
to Mrs. ]. P. Wheeler.
Kenneth Baker Il Greenwood spent
several days last week with MI. ana
Mrs. r. W. Werts.
Mr., and Mrs. c. C. Wyche nave
returned to Spartanburg after snort
visit to Dr.. and Mrs. c. 7. Wyche'
Damon Duncan of Blacksburg IS
spending the week with ms sister,
Mrs. V. E. Kohn.
Rev. ]. E. Williams spent Weancs-
day in Columbia.
Miss Ruth Hunter leaves today !os
visit TO Davidson college.
Mrs. Minrie Curlee, alter rev weeks
STAY with her daughter, Mrs JACOB
s Wheeler. returned Friday to nef
home in Winnsboro.
Mrs. J. D. Quattlebaum spent Sal
urday in Columbia.
Misses Mamie pugh and Louise
Mayer OF St. Lukes visited MIS- A H.
Hawkins last week.
Miss Olive Counts OF Columbia col
lage was horne for the weekend.
sirs. S. W. Hahn will have as nef
guests of Thanksgiving Mr., ana MIS-.
A.F. Becker and family, and Ny ana
Mrs. F. H. Garbade of Columbia
Prof. and Mrs. j. E. Long ana
Miss Corrie Long Of Lykeslaad were
home for the weekend.
Miss Azlle Mills has returned 1soH;
Clinton.
Prof. E. Q. Counts, Misses SUSIE
and Mary Langfocd, Grace Sease III"
Clara Brown attended the teachers
meeting in Newberry SATURDAY
Mrs. Verda Wise Of Saiaca anu