The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-07-25

nOSplLaOle CITY o1 LduIEAS SNiiAS
time ago, where he was made to
have a good time, a part Of which
was while staying at the Robertson
hotel.
The A. R. Presbyterian spoke
nicely and truly when it said Mr..
I. H. Hunt was "a mighty good man
to plan and arrange for such enter
prises'' as the Baptist summer as
sembly at Furman university in
j Greenville, Mr.. Hunt being chair
man of the committee.
On his visit back home to spend
Sunday with his family in Newberry
Mr.. Frank W. Chapman, superinten-
dent of the Laurens water and light
plant, was accompanied by Mr.. W.
R. McCuen, chairman of the Laurens
public works commission, and as
they did not complete their visit in
time to return Sunday they remain
ed until Monday morning.-Lau-
rensville Herald, 21st.
Mr.. E. J. Green, accompanied by
his two little sons, motored to Co.
lumbia Friday on legal business and
spent most of the day in the city.
/ Rev. W. E. Furcron, a former pas
tor in this county and now located
in Camden as pastor Of the Wateree
Baptist church, was in Newberry
last week on business looking after
the building of a house on his lot
at the corner of Glenn and Adelaid
streets. Three rooms have already
been finished, with three more to be
fnishd. The new residence will be
occupied by Mr.. Furcron's father
in-law, Rev. G. J. Peyton and fam,
lily.
Mrs. J. W. Crosland and two chill,
dren returned to Bennettsvi!le on
Friday after visiting her parents.
!yMr. and Mrs. Jno. G. Goggans. On
the same day Mr.. and Mrs. VIII G
:! Brown of Columbia arrived at home
and Saturday morning they went to
Spartanburg with the children of MI
and Mrs. L. G. Bale for brief Wis
it. Mr.. Brown returned today. Mon
day, to Columbia, leaving Mrs
Brown to care for the Bale children
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Goggans, while Mrs. Bale is
with her husband at the hospital.
Mrs. r. L. Mason of Columbia was
in Newberry Saturday visiting Mr.
Mason Of The Herald and News jot
and print shop. We we're pleased te
form her pleasant acquaintance, anc
enjoyed the little visit to her agree
able husband at the office. Mr.. Ma.
son returned with her to Columbia
for the weekend.
/ A Calhoun street citizen is afte,
us to take look at that beautiful
thoroughfare and see how nicely and
becomingly Mr.. Supervisor Werts
has fixed it.
Now that the creamery is turning
out so much fine butter and the
crematory is also in good working
order, don't get creamer yand crem'
atory mixed in your conversation, as
one fellow went to write seminary
and wrote cemetery; and you know
no girl would like to take a post
graduate course in a cemetery, nc
matter how beautiful the place.
Mrs. T. Q. Boozer left Sunday fol-
> Asheville to spend while in that
pleasant place. She was accompa.
MED as far as Spartanburg by hel
brother, Mr.. Jas. L. Aull, and his
interesting family, motoring in his
car. We will miss "Miss Alice
from the business Office of The Her,
aid and News, and hope she will moi
be gone long.
From the published list of dele,
gates to the sectional convention OF
the weavers' division of the South
ern Textile association held in An
derson last week we get the follow,
ing names: T. J. Digby, P. A. How,
ard, W. NJ. Thomas, Charles E. Rick,
ard.
Miss Mary Clarkson of Newberry
and Miss Bessie Keller of Johnston
are spending this week with Miss
Kathleen Lomax.-Miss Ada Faux
ner is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Claud
Wilkinson in Newberry this week.
Abbeville Press and Banner, 21st.
Mr.. D. T. Glenn of Whitmire l was
among the visitors in the city Sat
urday taking advantage Of the spe-
cial offer of The Herald and News.