The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-10-03

soft and musical right at you
Thirty persons were baptized last
Thursday night at Bethlehem color
ed Baptist church, as the result Of a
big and successful meeting.
A. J. Bowers. Jr., Of Newberry Is
the only other South Carolina post
master in attendance.-From a
Washington press report mentioning
! T. B. Madden, postmaster at Column
j ba, as attending the convention OF
postmasters of the United States IN
session there last week.
Mrs. E. R. Hipp. Mrs. H. W. Schun-
pert and Mrs. A. J. Bowers, Jr., mo-
tored to Spartanburg last Wednesday
and returned home the weekend af-
! ter a visit to Mrs. J. O. Wilson.
Three in one. There were three
fires at one time Friday afternoon.
The alarm sounded at 1:30 and
it was discovered that sparks from
the locomotive Of the / o'clock tram
had set fire to grass on the places OF
Mrs. Annie Bedenbaugh, Mr.. }. {.
Fov and Mr.. J. C. Sample. The fire
company could not get to three plac-
es at once, so it went to Mr.. Sam
n1e's while volunteers helped Mrs Be-
denbaugh and Mr.. Foy.
Miss Rosalyn Werts is assisting
Miss T. E. Salter at her studio since
the untimely death of Miss Kathleen
! HAYES, until the return of Mrs. L. }.
Johnson, nee Miss Carrie Longshofe
who is Miss Salter's regular assist
ant.
Mr.. J. Lance Swindler Of Green
Vile. who was recently promoted to
the Office of assistant general mana
ger Of The Diamond Crystal Salt com
paav of St. Claire, Mich, for the
southeastern states, spent last Thurs
day night in Newberry with his SIS
ter. Mrs. L. F. Paysinger.
/ Mrs. w. T. Southard and .son Ohm
of Decatur, Ga, spent the past week
with her brother, T. F. Chamlee ana
family of Kinards, S. c.
The Hartford School Improvement
association Will give box party FRI
day, October 6, beginning at Z
o'clock. Will also have cake walk,
fish pond and other attractions.
Mr.. H. B. Dominick Of Prosperity
was reelected member of ne state
bureau of examiners for the four
wear term at the meeting of the
state board of education in Colum-
bia last Wednesday.
! Mr.. Thomas NJ. Seawell, well
known in Newberry through his for
mer connection with the Observer
now business manager Of the Gaines
vile. Fla, Daily Sun, will return to
South Carolina on Or about the 10Th
instant to take over the management
Of the Batesburg-Leesville News.
The State of Saturday announced
that our DR.. Derrick was to make an
inspirational address Sunday after
noon at St. Paul's Lutheran church
in Columbia. ''Inspirational' Is
right. q
! Mr.. Raymond Eugene Blair of
Newberry, S. c., and Miss Marjorie
Mason Martin of Silverstreet, S. C.,
were married in Camden on August
31st, at the Presbyterian manse. the
Rev. Edwin Muller being the official
ing minister.-Camden Chronicle,
29th.
Mrs. Tench Q. Boozer and Miss
Hortense Woodson visited the Char
lotte exposition Saturday. Miss
Woodson has returned to her duties
at The Herald and News Office, while
: Mrs. Boozer is in Salisbury visiting
her brother, Mr.. Humbert NJ. Aull.
Paul Mower, infant of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry D. Adams, died at 1880
o'clock Sunday morning and was bur
led at Rosemont cemetery in the af-
ternoon ct 5 O'Clock. The baby was
only four days old.