The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-06-23

HaVlrd IN BatesOurg.
There have been some very fine
pictures shown at the opera house
lately. "The Prodigal Judge was
particularly good.
Wonder if Nets, Nat and Frasler
are looking to see if there are any
clouds on the horizon rising over the
venturesome sea.
Mrs. H. L. Parr, secretary of the
Newberry County Sunday School as
sociation and superintendent Of the
cradle roll of the A. R. P. church in
Newberry, is a prominent attendant
at the State Sunday School conven-
ton in Columbia, and DR. J. W Carson
who is another, conducted the Scrip
ture and prayer service at the first
session.
George and Zach have arrived
meaning Messrs. George w. Summer
and Zach Wright-from the great
meeting of Rotarians at Los Angeles,
California. As they both have an eye
for the beautiful things in life and
enjoy the beauties of nature, you
know they had an enjoyable time IN
that picturesque country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Boazman and
little daughter of Chappells and Miss
Pearl Reel of Edgefeld visited
friends in Newberry Tuesday.
Eugene Kelly, colored, pleaded
guilty before Magistrate Douglas
Wednesday to petit larceny and was
fined S25, which was paid.
Abraham Gillian, colored, forfeit
ed in the recorders court Wednesday
a SIS bond for cursing on the street.
+ Mr.. Holland Paysinger of Augusta
came in Monday night and went out
Wednesday evening.
Zach Weeks Right-Headline in
Wednesdays State. Don't know any
thing about that, but do know that in
Newberry Weeks is right and Zach
Wright is right.
Hey, there, Colonel HarGeman.
Governor Harvey on Tuesday ap-
pointed Mr.. Hardeman on his staff.
One of the best young ladies that
ever put foot on the soil of Green
wood arrived in that city on Wednes-
day.
The amount allotted Newberry
county from the federal aid for the
Newberry-Winnsboro highway and to
increase the amount for project No.
14S is $4,000.
Mr.. Gordon Leslie left Tuesday for
Asheville to attend the convention of
the North Carolina theater owners,
to be in session three days, Mr.. Les
lie having been assigned by Fox
News to cover the meeting.
Master Edward Carlson has re-
turned from Saluda county where he
visited his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. G. Smith.
Capt. E. E. Stuck has been order
ed by the adjutant general to take
examination, among other officers, in
Columbia the 25th instant, before a
board for permanent federal recogni-
ton, as an officer of the South Caro-
lima National Guard, medical and
dental corps. Capt. H. B. Thomas of
Whitmire is also one of the officers
ordered to appear for the examina-
ton.
The Whitmire boys defeated the
baseball girls by 7 to 1 Tuesday.
If the ladies wish to vote they must
register and be enrolled.
While the editor is having a good
time with the press association at
Myrtle Beach the people left behind
at The Herald and News Office are
struggling with proof sheets, etc.
There is to be Sunday School day
at New Chapel Sunday at II o'colck,
June 25. Exercises by pupils and
also a talk by Prof. W. C. Herbert,
headmaster of Wofford Fitting school.
Every one is invited to attend.
The Bible school conducted by the
Lutheran Church of the Redeemer in
the Boundary Street school building
had an enrolment of 140 on Thurs
day morning. The children are en-
joying the work under a competent
corps of teachers. The school is free
to children of any of the local church
es.
Mrs. J. C. McLane of Greenwood
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
C. F. Latham.
Sheriff Blease returned from Co.
lum5ia with the good news that Mrs.
BIease "Was doing fne'' at the hospi-