The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1922-03-30
Brief Items From
Town and County

OIL MfS. y. L. SoASoA.
Little Lauretta, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. W. C. Zeigler, had the mis-
fortune to have her arm broken
while playing Tuesday afternoon.
The friends of C. P. Hooton and
Ruby Gillian, two prominent Den
mark citizens, will learn with much
regret of their continued serious ILL
ness.
The president of the Winthrop
Daughters chapter requests The Her
aid to say that all alumni and stud
ents of Winthrop are cordially invit-
ed to become members of the chapter.
Material is on the ground at Edisto
river for starting the construction
of the 600-foot concrete bridge over
the river on the Orangeburg road. 1t
is expected that the work will be.
well under way very soon.
An appreciated word from an Ehr-
hardt friend: ''Please find enclosed
my check for one years. subscription
to your paper. Renew Mrs. E. N.
Kinard one year. We can't get along
without our county paper. With sue
cess to you, etc." -
March winds descended on Bam-
berg in full force and effect last week.
March has not been characteristic
this year of the usual amount OF
wind, however, and farmers are fear
full that some of these winds will ar
rive a, little belated in April.
The site of the old H. J. Brabham
dormitory at Carlisle is being cleared
away preparatory to building the
new modern brick dormitory this
summer. Architects are at work on
the plans and it is likely that work
will be started very soon on the new
hall
Mr. and Mrs. G.. D. Mizzell have
moved to Orangeburg, Mr.. Mizzell
having been transferred by the South
eastern Express company to that
place, where he has charge of the
express Office. Mr.. Barr, of Lexing-
ton, is in charge of the local express
Office.
Last weeks Allendale Citizen says
of the meeting of Circle No. 1 of the
Baptist Woman's Missionary society:
.sMesdames Frier and Cleckley, of
Denmark, were present and each
made an interesting talk, which add
ed much to the already splendid
programme"
The women of the Baptist church
are requested by Mrs. R. C. Jones,
president of the missionary society,
to be present at the church next
Thursday afternoon at four O'Clock
to help clean up the church premises.
{ Those unable to come in person are
asked to send some one in their
places.
Mcmillan and Watson, contractors
of the swamp section of the Orange
sburg road on the Bamberg side Of
the Edisto river, have completed the
foundation work of about half of the
roadway. The built up portion is yet
to be surfaced with sand-clay. The
causeway is being built about thirty
feet in width, and will be magnifi-
cent highway.
Many friends in Bamberg will be
interested in this item from the
Greenwich (Conn.) Press Of recent
date: Colonel and Mrs. James Will
son Riley are being congratulated
on the birth of son, James Wilson
Riley, 4th, at their home, Belle
Haven, Greenwich, on January 9th.
Colonel and Mrs. Riley already have
two daughters, Eugene, aged five,
and Betty, aged three"
Carlisle school set the pace for the
town a few days ago by whitewashing
the trees on the campus. The Car
Isle campus is the cleanest, neatest
looking place in town, and many
home owners have caught the spirit
by joining in the campaign. 1t would
make the town look wonderfully bet
ter if all property owners would
whitewash their trees and fences and
the trees on the streets in front of
their property.
The work on the reconstruction OF
the Mary Ann Bamberg hall on the
Carlisle school campus has been
about completed, and number OF
the cadets have moved into the dor
mitory in order to relieve the con-
sestion in the other buildings, it be-
ing necessary after the destruction
of the H. J. Rrabham hall to double
do,,h1o I'm in order to accommodate