The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-05-09

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The Gaffney Ledger calls upon Dr.
Geo. B. Cromer to offer himself as 3
candidate for governor, and says ht
would make an ideal governor, anc
that ''it is the opinion Of all that he
would make a splendid chief eXecu
tive" This sentiment will be echoed
and reechoed throughout the length
and breadth of South Carolina.
Student L. B. Eargle Of Newberry
college was one Of the speakers of
the first convention of Single Stan
dard of Morals league Friday and
Saturday in Columbia. Bishop Fin
lay says the league is zone of the
biggest movements ever started"
I Mr.. B. B. Bell and family spent
the weekend at Hodges.
Messrs. Wilbur and Frederick Sale
of Columbia spent the weekend with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. G
Sale.
Henry Eddy of Columbia spent
Sunday with his father, Mr.. W. H
Eddy and family
Mr. Will C. Waldrop and family
of Laurens spent Sunday with her
mother, Mrs. Monroe Wicker.
Mr.. Fred Wicker of the Southern
railway was in the city Sunday.
Mrs. I. H. Hunt, president Of the
Alumnae association Of the Woman's
college of Due West Monday to at
tend meeting of the executive COM
mittee of the association.
Mrs. J. E. r. Goodman, Miss Lola
Taylor, Messrs. Francis Gardepe and
j. L. Keith of Columbia spent Sun
day with Mrs. Lucy Taylor.
DR.. J. L. Daniel conducted the
union services at the chautauqua tent
Sunday night.
Mr.. Robert Miller Of Columbia
spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs.
Kate E. BooZer.
Miss Julia Zimmerman of Dyson is
spending few days with her uncle,
/ Col. E. H. Aull, and family.
John Dorroh, a well known old col
ored citizen, died early Monday
morning. He worked for years for
] the late DR.. Glider and did gardening
for others also.
Mr.. R. r. Bruner OF Orangeburg
was in the city on business Monday.
You all know him by this time, as he
is associated with Manager Fischer of
the Coca-Coia plant, and visits here
at intervals.
| Mrs. W. E. Pelham of Newberry is
patient at the Columbia hospital and
! her condition is improved.-The
State, 8th.
! Mr.. ]. Pat Livingston of Columbia
spent the weekend with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Livingston. He
has recovered from the wound re-
ceived bv a shot recently from some
! one firing into the trolley of which
he was conductor.
Mrs Essie McCarty of Saluda coun-
" has returned home after vsltlng
her daughter, Mrs. W. E. McCarey.
Messrs. E. S. Blease, W. H. Harde-
man, C. w. Douglas, Jno. I. Daniel
sen. J. M. QUITS, H. D. Havird, d. B.
Chandler and j. H. Atrial will leave
on Tuesday afternoon for Spartan
bure to attend the grand lodge OF
7 O. O. F., which convenes on Wed
nesday morning. Mr.. Blease goes as
denutv grandmaster of the state, Mr..
Hardeman as member Of the board
Of trustees of the Orphans home at
Creenville, Douglas, Danielsen and
QUITS as representatives from Pulas-
XII lodge, No. 20, Havird, Chandler
and Atrial as visiting Odd Fellows.
Mr.. Havird will drive the car
Miss Pauline Boozer IS RECEIVING
congratulations from her many
friends for winning the medal given
bv Drayton Rutherford chapter on
Memorial day for the best eXamlna-
ition on history. Miss Boozer Is a
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A H.
Boozer of this city and granddaugh-
ter of Mr.. A. NJ. Dominick, veteran
of the county who fought IN the oo $.
"All dressed up and nowhere TO
o." is like fellow with compll-
mentary chautauqua ticket but can I
use it.
A chautauqua is like a newspaper
If never has and never will, because
it never can, please everybody at one
time in all particulars. lu New0erry
as elsewhere there are people WISE
and otherwise. For instance, the M
as+ violinist in the world could only
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