The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-06-27

Mr.. Creighton Wicker, having re-
ceived his honorable discharge from
the navy, has returned home to his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs R. Dan Wick
er. We are glad that he is "home for
good"
Miss Marian Marshall, Miss Tennie
Garrison and NJ. Wilmot Marshall Of
Columbia visited Mr.. and Mrs. r. Y.
Leavell Sunday.
A little Sunday guest arrived IN
Newberry and on Monday morning a
pleasant announcement sent wave
of gladness over the community, be-
cause all people like to hear good
news. The announcement ran: Born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Oswald 0. Copeland
on June 25 son, Oswald Owens, Jr.
Messrs. W. R. Davis and Boo
Scurry accompanied Mr.. Forster
Smith to Columbia in his car Sunday.
Mr.. Smith went to the Baptist hos
pital to see Mrs. Smith, who con-
tinues to improve. Mr.. Davis, find
ing that his daughter, Miss Marie,
was able to leave the hospital,
brought her home on the c., n. & l..
train.
Mr.. J. w. Crymes, young lawyer
of Greenwood, spent the weekend
pleasantly in Newberry.
Mrs. W. P. Houseal returned to Co.
lumbia Monday after pleasant visit
to the home of her iorother-in-law,
DR.. Theo. Johnstone and his daugh-
ter, Miss Julia Johnstone.
Mrs. Kenneth Baker returned this
morning from visit to Newberry.-
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Visiting Mr.. W. F. Wightman and
family last week were his brother,
Prof.W R. Wightman of Carlisle,
Mrs. Wightman's mother, Mrs. L. NJ.
Werts of Batesburg; sister, Miss
Gladys Werts of Baltimore, and niece
Miss Leta Wise of Augusta. All re-
turning home except Miss Werts, who
is extending her visit.
One thing we do not like to put on
record in these purely personal and
various and all about columns is the
leaving Of our city of any one of her
good citizens; especially when that
citizen is young woman-and more
particularly and certainly when she
is attractive, charming and popular.
Hence it is with regret we make the
announcement that Miss Inez Green
will leave on Friday for Columbia,
where she will do steographic work
in the Office of the Federal Land
bank. Miss Green is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Green of our city.
She resigns her position with Hunt,
Hunt & Hunter, in whose Office she
has for the past three years been
Stenographer, accomplishing salts
factory and able work. 1t is to her
interest to accept the higher-salaried
positionbut the lawyers for whom she
has done such faithful service regret
to give her UP, and we know, from
what we hear on all sides, that New
berry will sadly share in that regret;
but we all wish he we'll in her new
field of endeavor.
Mr.. Frazier Evans and his bride
will add much to the life of the
charmed circle of the newly-weds in
Newberry.
Among the out-of-town" college
boys who love old Newberry-mean-
ing the college and the community
are j. W. Mccain, Jr., of North Car
lima and the students from Ohio
Hennie Civilian and Charlie and
George Borts. They love Newberry
so well they would like to spend the
entire vacation season here, if they
'could make it pay" So fer the
present young Mccain is holding
down Mr.. VIM Johnson's job at the
hardware store in the absence of Mr..
Johnson, who, with Mrs. Johnson, is
visiting DR.. James NJ. Johnson in
Washington, after attendig the Rich
mond reunion; young Civilian is
playing baseball with the West End
team, and the young Borts brothers
are doing all they can to stay in the
city, George selling -7ords and Char
ley helping at the Newberry Hard
ware store.
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