The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-10-06
PURELY PERSONAL
The Movements of Many People,
Newberrians and Those Who
Visit Newberry

pleting it's second full year in New
York, passed the S2,00O,0O0 mark in
gross receipts. Here November "a.
The Newberry Sweet potato asso-
citation will ship many bushels, hav-
ing placed an order for 5000 crates.
A good many Newberrians attend
ed the ball games at Clemson and
Greenville last week.
Who wants the old Herald and
News Office after we get out? Make
your deal with Miss Anne 0. Ruff.
This month, October, the loveliest
of the year, has five Sundays. Be
good.
Sometimes we have to depend up
on the preacher returning the mar
riage license before we can get the
particulars. A couple got married
on the goth ultimo and the preacher
returned the license on the 30th.
Why don't you return the license
promptly to the judge Of probate,
Mr.. Preacher, as the law requires?
Why cause the reporter so much
trouble?
Mr.. Jno. C. Hipp suffered severe
stroke Of paralysis Sunday afternoon
at 2 o'clock and is seriously i'll. Mrs.
Hipp had just returned from the bed
side OF her brother, Mr.. Jno. f.
Wheeler, in Prosperity, where she
was attending him during the past
week in his critical illness.
Mrs. T. P. Adams and daughter,
Miss Berniee Adams, of Blairs spent
Saturday with her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Jno. c.. Adams, and her daughter,
Mrs. Lee McSwain.'
That electric line to the Country
club has been finished, to furnish the
"juice."
Mr.. Albert Ross of Clinton spent
the weekend in Newberry, where he
likes to spend the. week end.
The State in announcing Mrs. j.
w. Haltiwanger as director OF music
and organist at Ebenezer Lutheran
church in Columbia, says: "Mrs.
Haltiwanger has had wide experience
in training and directing church
choirs. She was for several years Or
ganist at the Church of the Good
Shepherd in Columbia and for the
last fourteen months has been acting
organist at the Washington Street
Methodist church. Mrs. Haltiwanger
holds the degree of associate in pipe
organ playing from the Victoria Col
lege of Music, London" Mrs. Haiti
wanger is from Newberry, where we
have several other fine performers in
this same line of music.
Mr.. Howard OVERLY has received
larger Multigraph machine which
increases his volume and capacity of
work.
The new line of power direct to
Newberry from the Catawba river is
enabling the light service to do good
in this city.
Miss Annie Bell Perkins has re-
turned to her home in Spartanburg
after spending some time with her
sister, Mrs. Frank Shealy.
Mr.. E. T. Carlson and family made
a brief visit to relatives in Saluda
county last week.
A truck ran against the White Way
light post at the corner of the Cen
trail house premises and ruined it
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Lila Hook, after spending
two weeks with her sister, Mrs. Mary
E. L. Boozer and family, has return
ed to her home in Bessemer City, N.
C.
Mrs. Julia B. Welch of Houston,
Texas, arrived in Newberry Tuesday
and will spend ten days to two weeks
visiting relatives and friends.
Frank Ernest Ward has quit the
navy service and returned home, hav-
ing received his honorable discharge.
He was with the U. S. S. Fox 234.
Not Fox News, 234, but the Destroy
er Fox.
Preparations are making for the
general election on the 7th of Nov
ember.
Mr.. j. ]. Hit has a hog without
tail.without the slightest suspicion
of tail. It was not cut "smack and
smooth" off but was born that-a-way.
Cannon's Creek Sabbath school will
have rally day Sabbath week 18th
for new scholars. The congregation
will meet at the church OF that day
at 8 p. m and divide up into commit
tees for the rally.
Taking two seas so close together
must be nice and doesn't come to too
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