The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-07-21
PURELY PERSONAL
The Movements of Many People,
Newerrians and Those Who
Visit Newberry

broke, Va, to cover events Ior Fox
News.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Duncan and S.
D. Duncan, Jr., Of Savannah have
been spending a few days mere as
guests of Mr.. Tom Jones and Mrs.
T. C. Stewart. They motoced from
Georgia to South Carolina to spend
Mr.. Duncan's vacation with relatives
and friends and found the trip very
pleasant, as they report splendid
roads all the way from Savannah to
Columbia by way Of Augusta. Mr..
Duncan is representative 6 Ste
phen Putney Shoe company, selling
the celebrated Battle Axe brand OF
shoes, and has been on the ?oad for
about Is years. After spending
three or four weeks in this state the
Duncans will return home.
Editor Wallace of the Observer -e-
turned from Spartanburg Tuesday,
his brother, Mr. Robert G. Wallace,
now being at home from the hospital
with the family, arriving the nrst Ct
the week. Mr.. Wallace has improved
very much since his operation and
continues to improve, although he
has to keep to his bed for a while.
This, like DIR. Pelham's case, is re-
markable. Both men were in very
critical condition and their recovery
is great victory for the medical
and surgical profession.
Mr.. Henry Swindler and family
motored to Greenville Sunday 20 see
his mother, returning on Monday.
Dustin Farnum will show you
Strange Idols" again tonight, Thurs
day, with the home scenes At the op-
era house. ''The Sagebrusher, fea-
turing Roy Stewart, Fox News and
"People and Scenes CT NewDerry, y
will be the great attractions Friday.
And on Saturday William Duncan
will be in the second episode Of THE
Fighting Trail" with other pictures
on the program.
Mr.. Lewie Lane, who is an h's va
cation from his telephone duties IN
Washington, hasn't been IN his old
home town. in ten years; consequent
" and naturally his many friends are
glad to see him. His father before
him (the late William H. :4ana) was
a very popular citizen cf Ne~oerry;
prominently descended and connect
ed, having married the former Miss
Lula Langford, long since deceased
after the death of her husband and
her later marriage to Mr.. Jas. F.
Epting.
DR.. and Mrs. C. A. Freed, Mrs. E.
R. Hipp, Mrs. j. O. Wilson and Mrs
Homer Schumpert motored in Dr.
Freed's car to the Summerland school
Monday afternoon and spent the
night and Tuesday in the neighbor-
hood. Mrs. Wilson had been invited
to sing at the school and she gra-
ciously accepted the invitation to the
delight of the assemblage.
Tom Bates, colored man between
rs and 80 years old, died Monday af-
ternoon on Mr.. R. G. Wallace's place
where he had been living for Is
years.
Major ]. F. J. Caldwell left Tues
day for Asheville to spend while
in that healthful and invigorating eli
mate.
Another treat will be given at the
opera house again tonight, Thursday
and Friday in the moving pictures OF
Newberry scenery, buildings and peo-
pie. See if you recognise yourself
and your friends.
If the new Commercial bank build,
ing shall match in attractiveness and
stateliness the new Harrington street
residence now getting the finishing
touches preparatory for occupancy
by Mr.. H. B. Wells and family, it will
indeed be another ornament to The
city; and we think it shall. Don't
lose the point. There are other
handsome structures in Newberry,
some nearing completion; but the two
buildings specified are "made over, /"
and we meant TO say that if the old
house on the corner from which Nh.
Moon had to change his last quarter
when the Commercial bank got his
goat shall be changed into a thing of
beauty like unto the beauty evolved
from the old house in Harrington
street into the new, the ornament
will be striking, in proportion.
Scenes incident to the departure
from Columbia Monday by the squad
of boy scouts for Washington with
a message to President Harding from
l.