The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-02-07
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
PROSPEROUS PROSPERITY

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! day of her so Cornell. The rooms of
the attractive bungalow Gbloom with
fragrant flowers and lighted by the
soft glow of shaded electric lights,
was in delightful contrast to the rainy
winter weather on he outside. Twen-
! ty of the honor-guest school mates
and Sunday school mates were present
and many enjoyable games were play
ed, after which tempting sweet
course was served by the hostess, as
sisted by Misses Nellie Mae Dasher
and Margaret Griffin. Master Cornell
was the recipient of many pretty and
useful gifts.
! The Community League met Thurs
day afternoon at the school auditori-
um. During the business session a
committee was appointed to beautify
the school grounds. Mrs. NJ. c. Nor
ris, chairman, is fortunate in that she
has a committee who will work right
along with her in the development Of
plans and ideas, composed of Mrs. j..
F. Browne, Mrs. J. D. Quattleoaun,
E. W. Werts and J. A. Counts. Miss
Susie Langford, grammar school tea
cher, entertained the parents with a
lesson on Lee which was well render
ed by her pupils.
The February meeting of the VIII
liam Lester chapter U. D. c. was held
Friday afternoon at the home of Miss
Efie Hawkins. The program for this
meeting was especially interesting in
that IS members took part under the
leadership of Mrs. NJ. C. Morris. 1t
was the story Of "Eneas AfMcanus. :"
Carolina Sunshine" Garry Me
Back to Ole Virg;ny," and "Dixie, p"
played on the Edison concluded the
program for the afternoon. The hos
tess, assisted by Miss Clara Brown:
served a tempting sweet course, with
miniature hatchets as souvenirs. The
March meeting will be held with Mrs.
G. W Harmon.
With Miss Frances Bedenbaugh
as hostess the James D. Nance c. Of
C. held a most enjoyable meeting on
Saturday afternoon. Miss Salome
Dominick led the meeting, the sub
ject being Jacob Ezikiel."
Song, Tramp, Tramp
Life of Jacob Moses Ezikiel-Sa-
lone Dominick.
Glean;ngs-Rosalyn Quattlebaum.
Song, "My Maryland
Miss Myrtle Mathis assisted the
hostess in serving hot chocolate and
cake.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Wise entertain
ed informally at dinner party on
Thursday evening in honor of the
birthday of their granddaughter, Miss
I Reoecca Harmon. Pink and white was
I the color scheme used in decorating
the dining room and party table and
the birthday cake was of snowy white
topped with seventeen cleaning tap
ers.
Rev. W. E. Pugh of St. Petersburg,
Fla, visited relatives here during the
past week.
Rev Sekinger of the Lutheran The
illogical seminary filed the pulpit at
! Grace church Sunday and while here
! he was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J..
A. Price.
Miss Lucie Pugh of Woman's col
| lege, Due West, was home for the
weekend.
r. K. Wise Of Columbia came up
( to join party VINO motored Sunday
to Srartanburg to hear Billy Sunday.
N. F. Wilson of Augusta was the
weekend guest Of Mr. and Mrs. S.
j. Kchn.
Mrs Fannie Schumpert returned
home Sunday after spending two
months n Langley with her son, F. L.
Schumpert who accompanied her
home.
Mrs. Sam Wheeler of Little Noun
tain spent Saturday with Mrs. Jacob
S. Wheeler.
!. Misses Bertie Saner and Vida
Counts have retained from visit
to Sp2r;an5urg.
! Mrs. William Johnson Of Newoerry
visited her sister, Mrs j, \. Simpson,
during the past week.
. Ny. and Mrs L. A. Black, Master
Balph Black. Mrs J. \ S;ngley ard
Miss Bertie Saner mo,ored to Colum-
! bia Tuesday where Master Ralph was
taken Tor an examination. The many
/ friends of the little fellow VII! be
pleased that he is recovering from his
recent serious illness.