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

The Winthrop chapter will meet
Wednesday, Oct. a, at 4:30 o'clock,
at the home Of Mrs. NJ. o. Sum-
mer, with Miss Sarah Caldwell as as
sociate hostess. The subject Cor the
afternoon will be. History and Or
ganization Of Political Parties"
Let every member make : special
effort to be present IS many vital
matters are to be attended to.
Mrs. H. NJ. Bry;on, Pres.
Miss Corrie Hav:ra, Sec
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-10-03

ings have but recently been erected
and grounds at these places should
be properly laid cut before anything
wrong is done and we could nave
beautiful places as we'll as provide
playground and baseball and football
park. because these things now are
ABOUT as necessary to keep up the in
terest in the school as anything else
and they are well in their places. l
made talk cut here and the teachers
are having TIT hearty cooperation CT
the parents ard tire school is moving
along nicely with good 1--we improve
ment association doing good wo:&.
They have 2 real Improvement azso-
ciat.on at Long Lane also. -,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-10-03


On "Wednesday morning I attended
the formal opening of the New5erry
high school. And was just wonder
ing if. the people of Newoerry really
knew what a fine system Of schools
they had. The school has been NOV
ing along so pleasantly and nicely
that we hardly know that we have a
school, and that is well, but we would
like to see the good folk Of this good
town 60 around and take look al
the wonderful improvement that has
been made in their schools in the las.
few years. Not only in physical
equipment, and that has been great,
but in everything that goes to make a
good school. AND everything has been
running so smoothly and the work is
being so well and thoroughly done
that a great many people hardly knew
that we have such fine system o.
schools. There are now clever, grades
in the high school and near 200 chill
dren enrolled, and n the grammar :
grades something over 500. That is
wonderful progress and evidences The
fact that Newberry IS really growing
and growing Oh & substantial oasis.
The school is a fine index OF the
growth and development OF any com
nunity, that Is the growth tss. is
worth while. Superintendent 0. B
Cannon and his excellent corps OF
teachers, from: the high school rig!.t
on down, are doing great work IN
the making OF Newberry that viii
be worth while. The hig: school has
been enlarged 80 tat now there IS
ample room 70 do good work and i
is 9 real pleasure 70 do the work. And
Speers street has been greatly I'M
proved. The people can not realize
how much GOOD work the trustees
have done IN Improving the physical
equ.r.:,,:: e the schools with tie
money they hid unless they 60 and
IKE a .2cl. - .hase schools for them
seivcs. suG that is what they snould
do. Be it said to everlasting credit
Of the people Of this town never mas
there been suggestion for money
to build schools and TO better schools
in this community that did not have
the hearty support of al the people
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-10-03
successful life.

We had the pleasure of attending
the marriage and the wedding recep-
ton of Mr.. and Mrs. Budd C. Mat
thews 81 yeras ago, and of attending
the wedding and reception of the
daughter. That was a fine wedding
dinner at the then Crotwell hotel,
and the reception at the elegant coun-
try home of Mr.. and Mrs. Matthews
on last Wednesday evening was de-
fightful and very much enjoyed, and
there were many present Who were
present at the Crotwell hotel on the
former occasion.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-10-03

and the extra taxes are always voted
without any dissenting voice. And
it speaks well for the town and the
people. At the formal opening on
Wednesday Prof. Cannon invited the
several pastors cf the city and ;Presi-
dent Derrick of Newbeiry college and
the trustees and presidents of the
cotton mills to be present. and most
OF them were there, end in fact the
people generally we're invited but
none came, but the 29o high school
children made : fine audience. The
editors were invited and there we're
short talks by d.. De~sg;ck, DR.. Freed,
Dr.. Daniel, Dr.. CarsonsDr. Babb: MIR.
w H. Wallace and p H. Aull. 1t
was. an hour psoftaoly spent and we
are sure It was enjoyed by all present.
The Newberry schools are fortunate
in retaining the teachers from year
to year and then they are efficient
and have experience and are proud Of
their school. =
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-10-03

The times and the customs have
changed somewhat in a generation,
but human nature is very much the
same. The people love pretty we'd
ding and sweet bride, and every
one is interested. 1t has been so
since the human race began and will
remain the same to the end of time,
and why should it not.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-10-03

Without preliminary manifesto
tions, quiet pool, near the head of
Obsidian creek, in Yellowstone Ma
tional park, erupted recently aid
sent forth column of hot mud and
rocks 800 feet, inundating the auto
mobile road between Mammoth Hot
Springs and Norris Geyser basin.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-10-03
Oyster Supper

The Bush River School Improve
ment association will have an oyster
and fish supper for the benefit of the
association Friday night, Oct. 18th,
at the home of NJ. NJ. Satter-
white. The public is cordially invit-
ed.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-10-03

Friday morning I drcye out to Mt.
3ethel-Garm2ny where we had the
formal opening and the classification
OF the children and the speeches OF
encouragement and welcome. This
is a fine community and has always
maintained the right sort Of con1nlunl-
~ and school spirit and [ was pleased
to see so many Of the people o. the
community out On Friday morning
and the enrollmtnt so large, an IN
crease ever the preceding year. The
teachers this session are. Joan L.
Norris, Jr.. graduate of Newberry
COLLEGE: Mrs. Wilson c. Brown, a
graduate OF Winthrop and with sew
eral years experience in ieach;ng snd
ine leader ard community worker,
Miss Rachel McCracl,in, with several
years experience in teacher AM a
good vrorker. The enrolment on Fri
day was around sixty and we hope
that i. may reach IS but that Is douot-
ful. and if we can have al! the chill
drcn Of the district attend that is all
wc car expec: D.. Brown chairman
of the board Of trustees presided al
the meeting on Friday. Scripture ana
prayer BY the Rev. G. F. Clarkson
ard Welcome address by B. E Le:tz-
sew and then fine talks were made by
Mr.. C;arkson. Dr.. Freed. Dr.. Derrick,
Prof. @. 3. Cannon. DR.. Carson, and
then l made talk. Il was tine
meeting and the words spoken oy the
visitors will be az encouragement to
children and teachers. The grounds
should be laid ":1' a::>i some Srees and
flowers planted and We should have a
LAND cape architect to lag CIT the
grounds.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-10-03

Mrs. Mabel Mckinley Baer, a fav-
orite niece of President Mckinley, IS
an "insurgent" republican candidate
for the assembly in Westchester
county, New York.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-10-03

And we can scarcely realize that
we have been at the newspaper game
for a generation. 1t does me- seem
possible. And yet we have recorded
the marriages and the deaths OF those
who. have come and gone in this COM
munity for more than thirty-five
wears. Thanks to kind Providence
who has given US the health and
strength to play the game all these
years, whether the playing was we'll
done or not we know we have done
the best we could, and that is all that
could be expected of any one.
E. II. A.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-10-03

The old Luther Chapel church was
noted in those days for the beautiful
decorations on such festive occasions
as weddings, and also at the Easter
time. Days were spent in gathering
the evergreens and the flowers and
in arranging them.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-10-03

Arrogance knows no moderation,
and the man who brags about his an
cestors isn't above Dragging that he
has his winter coal in.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-10-03
AMONG THE SCHOOLS

8 M o O. o O @ @ @ O. o - o. q :" 9
/ went out to Long Lane at the
opening of this school on Monday
morning of last week as stated in my
program. The more / see of the loca-
ton of the school house at this place
since it has been moved out or the
road the more like it. And the good
people of this district are going to
keep on working until they turn the
grounds into a place Of real beauty.
And they are painting the school
house and that adds great deal to
the appearance of the place. And
The first thing / saw after, ] got taere
was flag tat had, been hoisted and
this is good idea and / commend i
to the other schools Of the county. ges
you flag and erect a flag pole and
hoist and unfurl the flag of your
country while the school is in session.
There were, number of the patrons
present and the teachers, the Misses
Epting, were there ready for work
and the schoo! starts off well this
year and there is going to oc some
fine work here this year. / made a
talk to tie children and the patrons
and Mr.. Ben Caldwell for the jtras-
tees made gem of a speech, it did
net contain but few words but it
meant so much, because when they
tell you out in this district that you
can count on their suppost and CO.
operation it means just that thing,
and that is what he told the teachers
The enrolment is small but when you
have all the children in the district
that is all you can expect, but then
there are a number who are getting
ready and coming and Will be CT
school age before so many years.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-10-03
Tuesday morning | drove to Bush

Tuesday morning / drove to Bush
River where we had a formal open
ing, and we mean by that we
had number Of the parents and
friends of the school through the reg
ular session opened on Monday. This
school is taught this year by the same
teachers. Misses Monts and Living
ston, and they are good teachers and
it IS always fortunate when you can
have the same teachers return, tha;
is where they have done good work
This is a new school building and II
has recently been painted and no%
looks nice. The patrcns had cleaned
off the grounds but il We just could
get some one to come :l! lay out tne
grounds who knew hor: i.:en tie pa
irons and children ar teachers cculc
90 about improving them in an IL
tell;gent and right Sc: Of way. Now
at this school we woulG like to plant
some trees and flower and make
some Griveways and walls bat "
less we had some one to point tie
way we may do the thing wrong.
Wish we had some fund VITA which
to employ some landscape arch tect to
90 to several of the schools in the
county and make suggestions and
really lay out the grounds, because !
am one who believes that the SUI
roundings have a great deal 70 dc
with the education. And before any
thing is done is the time to make the
lay out. Here is Vaughnville, Reed
erville, Bush River, Long Lane, NJ d
way, and Central where new build
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-10-03
James Fi.z James Caldwell Chapter

The James Fitz j. Caldwell chap
ter will meet with Miss Estelle Chap
pcil Thursday, October 5th, at four
thirty O'Clock. A large attendance is
desired as this is an important meet
ing.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-10-03
American Legion Auxiliary

There will be meeting of the
auxiliary or Thursday afternoon, Oc-
tsber 5th, 1922, at the American Le-
eion hall at o'clock. All members
are urged to attend.
Sadie Goggans,
President.
Carabel West, Secretary.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-10-03

! can not pass un ta.s story with
out renarking ti'at there is still neeG
for some road work out around Bush
River church. The roads are still
bad and am unable to see where any
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-10-03

The Herald and News, as it did the
father and mother of the bride when
they began the journey together 81
years ago, wishes the bride and the
groom of this wedding a happy and
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-10-03

Southern Railway announces reduced fares fone
fare for the round trip from all points, presenta
ton of Identification Certificates account of the above
convention. eitt ,.,.ss
Tickets will be sold good for October 5th to 18th,
inclusive and limited 80 days for returning, exclusive
of the date of SALE Stopover privileges allowed at
any station in either direction. The round trip fare
from Newberry S. c. being s25:l4.
Double daily through train service between main
line points and New Orleans Pullman and dining car
service between main line points and New Orleans
Pullman and dining car service unexcelled.
For further information and reservations call on =
ticket agents. 81
S. H. Mclean, x
80. District Passenger Agent, >.s1
Columbia, S. C.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-10-03
RATHER UNIQUE, PLEASANT
AND UNUSUAL COINCIDENCE

In the account of the marriage Of
Miss Margherita Matthews, the only
daughter of our friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
Budd C. Matthews, it will be noted
that Miss Alice Cannon, near rela-
tive, was the maid of honor. Moth
: ing unusual in that. But read the ac-
count of the marriage Of Mr., and
Mrs. Budd C. Matthews from The
Herald and News of October 1, 1891,
which we publish from that paper
in today's paper. and you will see that
this same young lady acted in the
same capacity at that beautiful we'd
ding.
Of those who were attendants and
present at the marriage Of 1891 quite
a number are at this time residents
of this good town, and, very large
per cent are still living. The Lu-
theran church there referred to stoed
in Boundary street at the site where
is now the home of Mr.. Jas r. David
son. The Baptist church where this
latter marriage was performed stands
in the same street end only short
distance from the place where stood
the old Luther Chapel church. The
only brick church in the town then
was the Episcopal. Newberry has
made wonderful progress IN the mat
ter of church edi6ces and of school
buildings m the last generation.
Miss Margherita is the only daugh-
ter. and her mother, Miss Clara Got
well, was the only daughter. Miss
Margher:ta after finishing at the
Newserry schools continued her ed
ucat'on at Converse college and
Gresnville Woman's college. He:'
last year 1T college was at the Abby
school in Washington, D. c., where
she received her A. 3. and Bachelor
of Culinary Arts degrees. This is said
to be the only school in America an-
thorized to confer these two degrees.
Mr.. John We I'D Crymes is
the only son OF the late Dr.. 7. j.
Crymes of Greenwood. He received
his Bachelor of Arts degree from Frs
kline and his Bachelor of Science and
Pachelor of Laws from the Univer-
sity of South Carolina and after
wards pursued post graduate work at
Harvard in the law, and IS now a
practic;ng attorney 1T Greenwood.
And also has other business interests
which demand his attention. We
knew the elder Crymes very well. He
was dentist and a good one, it was
sad, and Jolly jovial fellow. We
met him in K. of P. conventions.
The Herald and News, as it did the
father and mother of the bride when
they began the journey together 81
years ago, wishes the bride and the
u
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-10-03

Carabel West, Secretary.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-24
1 SCIENTIFIC TARIFF.

The closest senatorial friends of the president.
criticises the present tariff and the other
bills which have preceded it, proposes to have the
tariff drafted by commission the members of
which will hold life jobs
His argument for a scientific tariff much better
than the remedy which ne proposes, for life tenure
Of any Job has produced the best of results.
Our federal courts are not outstanding examples
II the good that is supposed to come when the
holder OF a job has fear of losing it and
devote himself to the sole purpose OF administering
that job
There have been scandals in the federal bench
and more occasions for scandals. The open court
ing OF judges by CORPORATION lawyers. the vacation
trips in private before important decisions.
have not given the people the greatest of confidence
n the efficiency OF such a method.
That the tariff should not be a political question
admitted 10y both parties 1t will remain political
long there is tariff.
Right at the present time the tariff measure is
being drafted in defiance OF the findings and
;aendations of the Tariff Commission which was
rarned by President Wilson
That board. non-partsan one gathered facts
about imports and exports, and data on costs Of
production. but the congressman and senators have
utterly failed 70 regard this information and have
gone ahead the old laundering way OF taking
care OF the special friends and interests
The best way to take the tariff out OF politics is
&c elect some intelligent and patriotic senator's and
congressman.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-24
YOUR YOUTH.

Medical men say IL probably will be two three
years before millionaire Mccormick get full
value IL any, of the glands recently transplanted
his body
The human body with its endocrine glands CORES
ronds TO a delicate machine with dozen different
adjustments change in any one of which affects
the others.
Tampering with a gland-the thyroid, for in
stance-usually throws body's glandular control
cut OF balance. 1t takes time re-estabish equili
brium and make the bodily machine function
smoothly.
Science will learn many things from this mil
uonaire's grasping at youth by the gland route.
After all is youth really worth much most
of have hypnotzed ourselves into believing?
You might put this question elderly
How much of the material and mental
wealth you have accumulated would you surrender
to get your youth back?"
Most of them would hedge and want to retain
the wisdom and experience gained during lifetime.
You have noticed that people when they say, IF
I only had my life to live again" usually add,
AND KNEW WHAT DO NOw!"
with maturity and old age comes an escape from
the bitter despars and heart-rending emotions Of
youth--which mountains made out of mole
hills. but very real
A good many people happier and more
tented in middle age-and old age-than in
youth. 1t all depends the mistakes avoided and
wisdom acquired in youth.
Socrates learned to play musical instruments
in his old age. Cato did begin to study Greek
suntil he yas so, and Plutarch nearly old
when he took up Latin. Sir Henry Spelman a
farmer until he So then became great
scientist.
These and millions Of similar cases show that
youth is largely a matter of viewpoint-mental and
spiritual-instead of glands and years of age.
Real youth is in the heart.
that life earth is just training school
spiritual gymnasium for better existence later.
Old age is the youth of intellect and the baby
hood of the spirit
Happiness and contentment have nothing to do
with ones number of birthdays.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-24

unexpected those who have control OF the power
full agencies OF government.
Idle men, whether they hold union cards not
may be expected find some outlet for their pent
up energies and when they are engaged in the very
personal affair OF lighting for wages anything may
happen.
How far the charge Is true that the rage and
indignation OF these was fired TO the murder
point by the suggestions Of spies and agents'o the
not important.
The big fact is that the government authorities
should have known that it was possible and prob
able that such a condition OF inhamed hatred would
be inspired. II not by employers who needed show
Of violence to win sympathy, then by the hot
headed and the desperate of union ranks who
became restless under the regime Of idleness
Months ago secretary OF labor who had any
claim TO that title other than the fact that he had
been able to sive great political support through
leadership OF fraternal organization. would have
tried to find some way start this basic industry
and that II was operated
Instead his policy has been that Of a half century
ago. He has been silent while the contendng
forces prepared turn an industrial dispute
an industrial war.
real secretary OF labor would have understood
that strike OF coal miners affects every man and
woman in every industry and that quarrel be-
tween the employees and those who hire them
affected every part of industrial social life.
1t is not question that be settled by guns,
whether those guns be in the hands Of maddened,
raging mobs. crazed by moonshine and fighting
against strike breakers or hands of soldiers
there to restore quiet.
When the real blame for such tragedies is fixed.
it will be placed very close to the doorsteps Of
those who have been content TO remain silent and
inactive while all the elements Of civil war were
being prepared by ideness. intolerance entire lack
public interest
The guilty must be punished, Of course. But
while proceeds should
steps to avoid a REPETITION.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-24
STOPPING STEALING.

The money dealers in Wall street have finally
hit upon new scheme of protecting their money
and bonds from the ragages of thieves and thugs
Many a bold theft has been committed in the
financial districts where messengers each day carry
huge of money negotiable securities
tween banks and bond houses.
Heretofore effort has been made dis
Guise these messengers. There has been a studied
effort to distract attention from them and many
have been guarded by secret service and plain
clothes they made their trips. All
avail The robberies occurred with increasing fire.
quency
Now the opposite is to be tried. Every messenger
is dressed in bright red uniform that shrieks his
presence. About his waist is chained a small safe
in which the vauables carried.
From secrecy. the method is to be changed TO
openness and publicity. Instead of lodging thieves
the well identified that the crowds
become protectors.
The wonder is that simple scheme should
have been tried before. The wise men have lost
millions the other method. The new plan was
devised and suggested by SIS a month clerk
Make your own deductions.