The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-07-28
PURELY PERSONAL
The Movements of Many People,
Newerrians and Those Who
Visit Newberry

charming daughter of Edgetield, is
visiting Miss Hortense Woodson in
Newberry pleasantly.
Miller Allison is doing nicely after
removal of his tonsils by DR.. A. Theo
Neeley, and the little daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. C. E. Bowers Of Prosperity
returned to her home after recovering
from operations for adenoids and
tonsils and treatment by DR.. Neely.
To avoid being crowded take a
front seat when you go to church.
Seven negro gamblers paid eight
dollars each to Magistrate Douglas
Monday.
A huge Pondorosa was grown by
Mrs Andrew Langford in her garden.
This nice vegetable and splendid spec
linen of tomato measured 16x14
inches.
The very pleasant news of the ap-
preaching MARI !age of Miss Mary
Lou Bowers is being heard by the
public This interesting event will
take place on the 18th of October
next in Japan the fortunate groom
elect being Mr. Gray, a professor in
one of the American Lutheran
schools in that county, whose home
is in Pittsburgh, Pa, Miss Bowers,
the consccrated daughter Of DR.. and
Mrs. A. J. Bowers, is well known
missionary now in Fukuoka.
The many friends of Mrs. A. c..
Thomasson will regret to know that
she has lost her right eye, but they
will rejoice with her that the removal
of the eye was successfully accom-
plished by DR.. A. Theo Nicely, as
sisted by DR.. W. G. Houseal, Satur-
day, and that she is doing well since
the operation. Mrs. Thomasson has
long been a sufferer with eye trou-
BILE, any anyone who has had trouble
with the eyes will know how to SYM
pathiz with her.
Mrs. R. C. Boyleston and family
motored to Columbia Sunday to
take Mr.. Boyleston to DR.. Edgerton,
Mr.. Boyleston having to undergo
operation for gall stones, with which
he has before been troubled.
See ad. of Haltiwanger and Car
penter and make haste to get good
bargains before the time expires.
Ernest L. Park is put down from
Newberry in the list of young men
accepted in Columbia last week at
the navy recruiting station.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Mclean and
her cousin, Miss Emma Ruiet, have
returned from two weeks visit to
their grandmother, Mrs. NJ. A. Hui
ct, in Newberry.-Mr. and Mrs. W.
S. Wertz and children left yester-
day in their car for Mrs. Wertz's old
home at Blair. They will be the
guests of her aunt, Mrs. T. B. Fra
zier, for two weeks.-Sunday State.
Chief Justice and Mrs. Gary re-
turned on Sunday to their home in
Abbeville after a brief visit to their
daughter, Mrs. Thos. H. Pope.
Bobbed hair is getting to be more
popular, fast growing into greater
favor.
Mrs. E. A.. Carpenter left Satur-
day for a visit to her former home
at Greer, her youngest brother Lew
is arriving here on Friday to return
with her. After a brief visit there
Mrs. Carpenter went for trip to
Hendersonville and Ashevj'le. She
will return to Newberry the latter
part of this week.
Newberry people going to Green
wood visiting think that city such a
good and beautiful place they feel
like living there. We believe Green
wood must be heavenly place, with
no need for evangelistic work, as the
preachers are leaving for other
fields.
Mr.. Earle Taylor has resumed
operations" on his Coco-Cola deliv-
cry truck after an absence Of three
weeks from business. He had his
leg badly sprained by an accidental
trip up.
Mr.. W. H. Blats returned on Sat-
urday from visiting relatives in At
lanta. He was accompanied there and
back by his little granddaughter
from Wilmington. They left on
Monday for her home in that city,
going by way of Columbia to spend
the night with relatives.
Mr.. G. Frank Wearn was accom-
panied to Laurens Monday by Mr..