The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, May 05, 1911, Page FOUR, Image 4
Entered at the Postoffice at New
berry, S. C., as 2nd class matter.
E. H. AULL, EDITOR.
Friday, May 5, 1911.
City council at its meeting on Tues
day evening appropriated one hun
dred dollars to aid the Observer in
the publication of an industrial edi
tion which it proposes to issue during
Chautauqua week.
Now that the chamber of commerce
has decidied to have a home coming
'week it should be the purpose or every
citizen to boost it and push it alongi.
Write to your friends and tell them
to come and make a visit to Newberry
at this time. Remember the date,
June 18.
We congratulate tbe Observer on its
ability to secure that appropriation of
one hundred dollars for advertising
the town. It establishes a precedent
that it will be easier to secure appro
priations for other li'.venterprises.
Heretofore council has generally held
to the contrary on such propositions.
We are satisfied now that council
will readily appropriate fifty dollars
to the placing of an advertisement of
the town in the booklet which the
Chautauqua association will get out.
The subscription list for the park
is still open and while some new
names are being added for each issue
of the paper there is room for many
more. Come along and help a good
movement Don't wait. to be called.
To build a park will be to build a
monument to yourself which will not
only be a memorial to this generation
but will be a lasting benefit and pleas
-ure to all sucee9ding generations in
Newberry. And they will bless you
for it for all time. How can any pa
triotic citizen hesitate or delay.
The booklet which the Chautauqua
association contemplates getting out
will be for the benefrt of the associa
tion, and not' for the profit of any in
dividv. It should receive the unan
imou ndorsemenat and support of
all our business men, for the reason
that all the business interests of the
community, will be benefited by the
success. of the Chautauqua week. The
thing is for every citizen who-has the
interests of his town at heart to begin
right now and talk Newberry and
Chautauqua week and thus help to
make it a success. It will help the
entire county.
THE COLUMhBIA-NEWBERBY
GEENVILLE ROAD.
A trip over the dirt road from Co
lumbia to Newberry was made by the
editor of The Herald and News on
Wedinesday in a ne~w Oakland, driven
by Mr. W. C. Waldrop. The Oakland
is the property of Mr. V. L. Smith,
cashier of the Bank of Pomaria. It
is a beauty and one of the smoothest
running cars in the market.
The roads are in fairly good con
dition, though -no work has been done
on ithe road in Lexington in several
weeks, except the stretch between
Lexington and Columbia. 'rhe chain
gang is now at work on that portion.
We understand that the supervisor
will start at the Broad river bridge
as soon as he finishes the road to Co
lumbia and will work the road via
Spring Hill. This is a change of pro
gram from what was announced some
weeks 'ago. It wa's then the program
to build from Lexington to Chapin and
on to the Newberry line and then
build from Chapin via Spring Hill to
the Broad river bridge, but it will
make very little difference which road
i-s built first, just so the building goes
on.
The meeting in Columbia on Wed
rLesday was not largely attended, but
those who were there seemed in ear
nest and it is hoped results will fol
low. Assurances were given that the
road from Asheville to the South Car
olina line was now building and most
of it was macadam and that the road;
-would be extended to Greenville, and
fromn Greenviller to the Laurens line
the road was now built.
From Newberry to Columbia are
several sections that need immediate
attention.
Between Columbia and Charle4ton
the people are alive to the importance
of the subject of improved highways
and the time is not far distant when
there will be a first class highway
between Charleston and the mountains
and it behooves Newberry to keep in
touch with the movement if she de
sixes to be on. this highway. We are
making some headway in tnis county
on this line of progress but we are
not doing what we should.
There will also be a road built from
Newberry to Union via Whitmire and
on to ;Spartanburg, if our people will
manifest the slighest interest. There
is no greater agent in the development
of the rural districts than the build
ing of good roads.
* ~ THE IDLER.
*. * * * * * *S * * * *J
To The Idler: A college professor
in one of our State institutions told
me the other day that there was no
command in the Bible prohibiting the
wife working on the Sabbath day. I
have read with interest and pleasure
the fact that you have time and again
quoted the Bible and I take it, there
fore, that you are more or less a stu
dent of this good book, and I would
like to have your views on this sub
ject. A Husband.
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Now, I do not propose for "A Hus
band" to get me into trouble even
though I be neither a husband nor a
wife. I would lilve to know who this
professor is, and if he has so much
time that he can be raising ques
tions like this which are calcu
lated 'to put good people in .trou-,l
ble. I should think the State paid
'him to do work different from
research of this, character. I suppose
because the wife is in the habit, in
most cases at least, of doing all the
work this college professor wanted
to find some good excuse and a high
authority for it. But as he has raised
it suppose we look at the authority
just a little, and see what it doe's say,
and see if there is any really .good
ground for the position of this pro
tessor.
Exodus, Chapter 20, verse 1(, 'says:
"But the seventh day is the SaDbath'
of the Lord thy God; in it thou shalt~
not do any work, thou, nor thy son,
nor thy daughter, thy manservanat,1
nor thy maidservant, nor thy cattle,1
nor thy stranger that is within thy
gates." Aind verse 11, says: "F5or in1
six days the Lord made heaven and~
earth, the sea, and all that in them is,
and rested the seventh day; wherefore1
the Lord blessed the Sabbath day andI
hallowed it." i
Now while it is true that "wife" is
not mentioned among those who are.
not to labor on the Sabbathi day, this
college professor shouid rememberk
that this same Bible is authority for
the statement that whren the relation
of man and wife is assumed they
twain become one flesh, and the "thou"
in the commandnment reters to the
wife as well as the hustband, and I
want to say to "A Husband" he can't
get any consolation from a proper in
terpretation of this good Book to maken
his wife work on the Sabbath day,
while he lounges around and reads
the Sunday paper and does. not ev:en
go to church. No, sirree, my dear si,a
you will have to get thiat college pro
fessor to come again. I'll bet my last
year's panama, that two thirds-yea,
even more than that-of the -good
wives of this land will agree with me.
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Well, 'I suppose Chautauqua week i
is one proposition on which the good;
people and the bad people-4that is o
course if there are any bad people in
Newberry-will agree and unite their i
efforts to make it a.success. The pa
triotic people of Newberry should Tal
ly to the support of those geintlemnen St
who were god enough and gen-erous y
enough and patriotic enough to guar- s
antee a week of entertainment and in- a
struction for the whole community. I 0f
cannot stretch my imagination suffi- p
ciently to conceive of a man who lives t
in Newberry who is little enough to t
withhold his support from an enter- s
prise of this cha,racter. If he be here fih
he ought to go 'through a key-hole and fa
pull the bole in after him, and not
let anyone know of the transaction ,
and try to forget it himself. That's
what I think and I -don't give a snap
of my little toe whether anybody likes p
it or no:. If :he people can't agree ti
on this and pull together fo.r its suc- Cl
cess then they are truly to be pitied. Sz
When I walk down street and look
up or down or sideways and behold Cl
the numerous old ugly wooden bridg.s zr
spanning the ditches on either side of s
;he street I wonder city council does
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tut some of its useiess money on happy coup
ework of rem.ovinrg ithese ieyesores Sbeph'erns, M
oour streets. I am told that the nell, all of
ty'bas a big eurplus and does not Davis, of Al
ro just how to spend it. Then the -Greenwoo&
>at arte having a hard time in try- D'
g o keep the weeds down, and, in
,the weeds are getting the upper- Nal n
idof the goats in many places. Fact deal idn
snce city oouncil did that fine piece
' ollege street in front of the Wehv
)geand ilt is a fine piece of ord ofagro
ar without any jokinig-I haviodofgo
t een nor heard of the street force. ne~s in 93
supose, of course, the force id still where used
ork somewhere. The condition for a reasor
te streets and the way the weeds may seem 1
egrowing in this dry weather i0ald weu
ud lead one to believe that oneshuddu
yin which city council was accumi-oucais
ing its surplus was by reducing We are sc
eorce, or may be the force iss Tonic will
nai it can't get around. If the lat-- baldness, sti
be true, 'then 'the surplus funds on roots, stop f
dhad better be utilized in increas-- -hair, that wi
he foc.But none of this cpn- ]tive guaran
mme, as I pay not taxes, no ve ai sbo
et duty, so I guesas I better hold it does not.
encil.thusr
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a,nt to use
1otice the old wooden buildings is delightful1
lstand and the precipice still grease or g
LfS-nl fact it has beein. yawning 50c . nd $1.
ong that it now gapes--and the back of it, y
tsdo not stop. That reminds me Sold only a
sign that in the long ago was Store. Gildt
ted on thie walls of the gallery in C.
>pera house, which read some-.... ---
glike this: "The police are in- NOT
uted to observe order." It was At a meeti
ly painted out. Does the same today, it w~
eawait the "Autos stop?" cases would
The Idler. which will c
1r - 8, 1911; thee
Bruce-Pierce. been summ<
iety Six. May 1 -At the Baptist court need n
onage, Ninety Six, on Sunday af
oon. April 30, Mr. J. H. Pierce, of
p~els, and Miss Stella Bruce, of May 4, 191
ui, were married by Rev. J1. R. ~ ~
:'rc?. AT(O AND
.Pierce is telegraph operator at Autoists
pls, and Miss Bruce was ih :3- Iwarned that
~e :itl n illiner there mid~-~ to the
ring. sneerl and ti
l AY8-13
FED
)t Iron Ranges
rieron" and served
ing this exhibit.
No Smo0king
NofHeat
-' In itChenR
nd flues. Ahst
3urn any
:o-day
ctory to show you why
mnge is the best made.
MONSTRATION.
OCK C0
~OLINA.
Lich stricter ordi- (kindred and creditors of the said Lucy
at one.! It is- not Mitchell, deceased, that they be and
hardship upon appear before me, in the Cotw d
must be protect- IProbate, to be held at Newberry, S. C.,
on the 20th day of May next, after
il. publication thereof, at 11 o'clock in
to. R. Scurry, ethe forenoon, to show cause, if any
Clerk. they have, why the said administra-'
tion should not be granted.
OF STOCK OF GIVEN under my hand this 2nd day
MORTGAGE. of May, Anno DominI, 1911.
given that I will1 FRANK M. SCHUMPERT,
nto the highest L.P-N. C
day 9, 1911, at 11
te stock of mer- '
of dry goods,
one, etc., of The f~
,id stock of goods
2 on Main st:reet,
erry, S. C., and is
purpose of satis
impson.
.The success- I'
ily with the terms Ohr iv
a-m, or I will re- wyYu
ds immediately.
R.HUNTER, T eta
M.H. Kempson.St e
CYCLE NOTICE.Sae yo m ny
otorcyclisits are
nore attention is
ce rel&ting to
g of corners, the
>mpelled to adopt I
t one.! It is not/
hardship upon
must be protect-Co p n
o. R. Scurry, Ne ery S.C -
Clerk.112MiStet
'AROLINA, Ke otd
'BERRY. ' e ~ vr ek
ampert, Esquire,1I'MoeinY rPokt
Chappell made
tim letters of ad- Yu ike n ie
estate of and ef- c~n ee
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ooked on the "Car
o visit our store dui
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To Cook
EEway that is
miest on every
ousekeeper, and
or the health of
family,is to usea
meron *
el Range
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>uilt. Asbestos
ined, and savg fuel. Bigger ovens a
work easily. Won't rust or break. I
f fuel.
the Cameron. Come in i
lemonstrator from the fa
leable and Ingot Iron R1
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RITYST
PERITY, SOUTH CAlF
e were Mr. and Mrs. and to enforce a m
.Jas. Connally, Miss Dar- iiance than the pres'
Chappells, and Mrs. Alice desired to impose
lanta, sister of the bride, them, but the public
Journal, May 2. ,ed from danger.
By order of counc
~N'T BE BALD. Ji
ne May Secure a SpJen-!
Growth of Hair. NOTICE OF SALE
* GOODS UNDERE
remedy that has a ree-' Notice is hereby
ing hair and curing bald- sell at public auctit
out of every 100 cases bidder on Tuesday, I
according to directions ,oclock a. in., all ti
able length of time. That1cads cnitn
e a strong statement-it she,cohn,nt
nean it to be, and no one .Havird Company; se
it it until they have put ,being in store No. 94
o an actual test. - in 'the town of Newb
certain Rexall "93" Hair being sold .for the
cure dandruff, prevent fying mortgages givi
ulate the scalp and hair Company to M. 'H. K
ailing hair and grow new Trerms of sale: Ca
personally give our pos- ful bidder must comi
Lee to refund every penny Iof sale within one be
t in every instance where is~ knocked down to
iv~ entire satisfaction to fsell said stock of go
- FRANK
SHair Tonic is as. pleas- Agent for Morntgagee,
.s clear spring water. It_________
y perfumed, and does not
im the hair. Two sizes, Auost an m
00. With our guara:ntee wre htuls
u certainly take no risk.
t our store-The Rexallpadtth orir
speed and the turnin
:r & Weeks, Newberry, S.
city council will be' ci
- .-....---- and to enforce a mt
[CE TO JURORS. n.c hnteprs
g of the bar held at noon dsrdt m~
.s decided that no jury te,bttepbi
be tried at the courtedfo dagr
nvene at Newberry, May B re fcuc
efore jurors who have1J
'ned to appear at this
t come. STATE OF SOUTH C
Jnuo. C. Goggans, CO TY FNE
Clek o Cort. By Frank M. Sch
-- Probate Judge.
MOTORCCLE NOTICE. WH EA,...
and motorcyclists are si om,t rn
unless more attention ismistaonfte
ordinance relating tofetofLcMch
.e turning of corners, thejTHS AR TE
vill be coinge to adopt and admonish all an