The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-06-27

Richmond and visiting in Washington.
Among others who attended the re-
union, not reported in The Hera d
and News were NJ. NJ. Buford, D. NJ.
Ward, J. W. Crouch, L. G. Wheeler,
L. NJ. Long, D. B. Werts and Jno. NJ.
Kinard.
Sheriff Blease offers S25 reward
for the recovery of an automobile
which has been stolen. He describes
the car (Chevrolet) as a 1920 model
400, with Estate license A-21739, mo-
tor 1929, car 295038; new imita-
ton leather top, just put on; back
curtain just put on; one glass in rear
curtain cracked; left front fender has
been broken and soldered, shows
plain; two Goodyear tires on rear
wheels; one new Goodyear non-skid
tire on extra rim; spring clamp to
hold hood down.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Mcdowell mo-
tored to Columbia Sunday and re-
turned from the hospital with Mrs.
McDowell's mother, Mrs. Goldman,
who, Mr.. Mcdowell says, will do just
as we'll here as at the hospital.
Miss Daisy Becrie, after i,nparting
some of her useful knowledge &c
Winthrop and Greenwood people, re-
spectively, is sat home again." to the
joy of all connected with the com
munity market, including sellers, and
also to the pleasure of many friends
in the city where she Gives and
moves and has her being as she
moves in her capacity Of home dem
onstration agent to the benefit of
town and county, the best place hav-
ing the best demonstrat3r
Messrs. Duncan and Tracy Jones,
father and son, accompanied by Mrs.
Tracy Jones, motored from Augusta
and spent the weekend at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Spearman,
where Mrs. Duncan Jones, Mrs
Spearman's sister, is visiting.
Mrs. Niles, nee Miss Banna Green,
is giving her many friends and ad-
mirers the pleasure of seeing her.
I.
Sunday to turn w. L. Cronler over to
the penitentiary authorities to begin
his years service.
Well, the rush seems to be over
speaking Of marriages.
Mr.. JNo. T. Cromer, son Claude
and Mr.. Gary McGraw returned home
Sunday afternoon after spending since
Friday with relatives in Colleton
county, Mr.. Cromer having gone for
his daughter, Miss Bonnelle, who had
been visiting there. The crops in
NewberTy county are better than any
Mr.. Cromer noticed on the trip.
The proceeds from the community
market on Saturday were S9795.
Tranwood Home Demonstration
club meets on Wednesday Afternoon
at 4 o'clock with Miss Anna Long.
Important business is to be discussed.
All members are urged to attend.
Mrs. W. 0. Miller is patient at
the Columbia hospital. DR.. Miller
and DR.. Stokes accompanied her
there Sunday, leaving on the 1890
Southern train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. R. Davidson
Mrs. T. Q. Boozer and Mr.. Jas. L
Aull and family motored to Columbia
Sunday.
Some people want write-ups o:
picnics, parks, ETC., but this reporter
is kept busy enough trying to keer
up with hospital cases, weddings ano
numerous other little events; and nov
here comes the arrival of little CIR
Friday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Jno. B. Mayes. Newberry is fertile
field for reporters. 1t is one thing
after another.
Among the ''out-of-town" veteran:
returning from the Richmond reunion
were Mr.. "Coot" Rikard of Columbis
and Mr.. T. L. Epting of Hillsboro
Tex. Mr.. Rikard was stopping ove1
while in his cold home town." Mr.
Epting, a native of the Pomaria sec
ton of Newberry county, on his way
home is paying a visit here, as h
says whenever he gets on this side o1
the Mississippi river he always come:
to Newberry.
Since mentioning the first cottor
bloom, Mr.. G. F. Enlow announced
bo cocooI ,,-k