The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-08-29

Irish volunteers the honor Of having
furnished the man VINO was the first
in. and the last out of the war" EX
cept that man fell If baCtle, dying
for home and country, what grander
monument than that he was the first
in and last out of the war? Glorious
record.
Mrs. A. P. Crisp retarned to her
home in Newberry last Monday, al
ter having spent few days with
relatives in Walhalla.-Courier, %.
The Walhalla paper mentions as
"a delightful social event." the rook
party given on Thursday OF last
week by Mrs. William Bell in honor
of her house guests, Miss TroXelle
Wright, of Newberry," etc.
Rev. and Mrs. E. V. Babb Of New
berry have been spending few days
in the city with relatives while MIR.
Babb is enjoying his summer Vaca-
tion.-Laurens Advertiser, 23rd.
Describing as zone of the preUtlest
baseball games seen here this sea-
SON." The State correspondent re-
ports Mollohon defeating Whitmire
here in ''hard fought pitchers du-
ell" between Shealy for Mollohon
and Gillian for Whitmire, with odds
in favor of Shealy. 'The real fea-
ture of the game was beautiful line
drive catch by Tommie Paysinger in
center field.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. A. Sherad and
their four little girls were with her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. j. Fred Slhum-
pert. and her brother, Mr.. Homer
W. Schumpert, in Newberry Friday.
After the election Tuesday Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Schumpert will spend
week at Iva.
/ Mrs. Edw. R. Hipp lost seven fine
frying sized chickens Friday night.
She had picked them from her sup
ply in the chicken house and put
them in the coop in the yard to fat
ten for the table. She heard dis
turbance in the yard that night, but
didn't go out to investigate until next
morning, when she discovered tracks
leading from the coop and the fry
ers gone.
Misses Marguerite Werts and Err
nestine Paysinger will leave next
Saturday for Salley, S. c., these two
excellent young Newberry ladies and
finely qualified for teachers, having
accepted positions in the high school
at that place, Miss Werts as teacher
of Latin and Miss Paysinger as sup
ply teacher.
Miss Troxelle Wright arrived
Thursday night from delightful Wis
it to relatives at Walhalla and Miss
Irene Wright of Greenville reached
here Friday afternoon to spend the
weekend with her aunt, Miss Carrie
Greneker. Miss Byrd Wright, after
spending month here, left on Sat-
urday afternoon for Grenville and
her sister, Miss Haskell Wright came
Monday to be while with her aunt,
Miss Carrie Greneker, who continues
seriously i'll in her home at 1921
Wheeler street.
! Misses Marie Schumpert and Car
oIyn Lane left last week to visit rel
iatives in Williston and Bamberg.
Mr.. Carol Dennis and several of
the boys have returned from the
training camp near Admission.
There will be services at st. Mat
thews first Sunday at II o'clock and
at Bethlehem $3.50 p. M, same date.
Rev. Black conducting services.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Langford and
Mrs. w. w. Hornsby are at Hender-
SOUNIIIS. WI. I1eIulOH LdIlS1OiU CA
j, poets to return to Hendersonville to-
day, Tuesday, accompanied by Mrs
D. A. Langford and little son Griffin
Mrs. Maggie Parsons of Zebulon
n. c., is visiting Mrs. J. N. Booth.
Miss Louise Kempson of Batesburg
: is visiting Misses Helen and Clara
: Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Kempson are
visiting Mrs. o. A. Willingham.
Messrs. Lambert W. Jones anc
Robert E. Leavell returned last week
from the mountain resorts and water
) ing place of North Carolina, at each
one Of which they enjoyed themselve:
delightfully."-.
Mr.. Thomas P. Johnson was called
to Waxhaw on account Of the death