The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-08-08
PURELY PERSONAL
The Movements of Many People,
Newerrians and Those Who
/ Visit Newberry


putting and keeping it in sanitary
condition. It is like the filtration Of
water, adding to the healthfulness
of the element. The fan is revel-
alton in the drawing and turning of
air waves, and in running the breez-
es it is splendid invention. Hal
will explain to you its movements.
Go in and see it. If Hal is too busy
to talk, get hold of "Dood,''-press
him and he will do the rest.
Keitt's Grove next Friday for the
county campaign meeting. Domin-
lex day in Anderson Saturday and
state campaign day in Newberry
next Monday, followed by the county
meeting at L. C.. Pitts today week,
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nets Fant, accom-
panied by Mrs. B. L. ,Dorrity and two
children, motored to Columbia last
Thursday to see ''the SICK" Mrs. J.
D. Wheeler at Mrs. Eastway's con-
valescent home, or rest cure home,
and little Miss Emily Dorrity at the
Baptist hospital, both doing well, we
are glad to state.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Meek came
here last week to make this city
their home, living with Mrs. Meek's
mother, Mrs. Mary A. FAINT, Mr..
Meek having been transferred from
Spartanburg to Newbery for his
headquarters as travelling represen-
tative of the Thames Lumber COM
pany of Birmingham, Ala.
Miss Clara Bowers left Saturday
to spend a while in the mountains of
Hendersonville.
DR.. j. NJ. Johnson is at Hagers-
town, Nd, taking vacation from his
Office duties in Washington for the
government, his family with him on
the trip for three weeks.
Mr.. Fred Rodelsperger is filling
Mr.. S. T. Woods place at the OBJ
server Office during the weeks alb
sence of the latter at Lake Junalus-
ka with a party of about 80 persons,
including the Newberry Concert
band. Fred is a capable hand in a
''print shop" and thoroughly compe-
tent to hold down the job.
During the doing of some writing
Friday at the Jas. L. Aull Printing
company's Office we saw being print
ed one of the neatest and prettiest
Jobs ever handled in any establish
ment of the kind. It was for the
Rayon Film company, producers OF
motion pictures; educational, indus
trial, news. P. o. Box 247, 1410
Friend street, phone 348, Newberry,
South Carolina. E. H. Leslie, pres
ident; G. S. leslie, general manager;
/. B. Leslie, secretary-treasurer. Ac-
credited field representative of Fox
News. The Rayon Film company is
here to make Newberry grow and
have a larger place on the map.
Saw 81 Down Dudley Saturday
morning; same old 81 down, now Of
the Sumter Ice and Coal company.
Mr.. John K. Aull of Columbia was
in the city the latter part of the
week. He was just from Camden, af,
ter performing his duties there as
court stenographer. The reporter
was truly glad to see his good friend
after a prolonged "absence from
sight" Jno. K. AuM has one Of the
best hearts that ever beat in the
breast of man.
Mr.. W. L. Marshall, court stem,
ographer from Columbia, was in the
city Friday-Saturday. We were
pleased to form the acquaintance of
Mr.. Marshall.
Rev. and Mrs. North Pitts of
Chappells visited her mother, Mrs.
Carrie Donlinick, Saturday, at the
home beyond Helena.
Mr.. Frank G. Davis is taking his
two weeks vacation from the Ma
tional bank out on his chicken farm
in the country, amidst his poultry
and eggs, etc. One week gone.
Rev. and Mrs. T. W. Munnerlyn of
Honea Path are visiting her mother,
Mrs. J. M. Fridy, at the home of Mr..
j. B. Fridy.
DIR. E. L. Filby, connected with the
state board of health and located in
rnbia, was in Newberry Friday.
Mr.. H. NJ. Schumpert carried him to
the country club. DR.. Filby looked
the situation over and expressed him
self as being we'll pleased. This did
our friend Homer so much good, as
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