The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, September 08, 1911, Page FIVE, Image 5
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One of the most entertaining and
delightful of the young peoples parties
was that given by Miss Genia Wheeler:
in honor of her guest. Miss Willie Joe
Austin. The guGsts were entertained
in the receptiorphall and parlor, beau
tifilly decorafed with rail roses, and
on the broad verandas where were
com-fortableswings and chairs. Wel
coming the girls and boys at the door.
and in the reception hall were Goode;
Burton, Eddie Mae Parr, Frances
Wheeler and Azile Austin, and they,
were ushered into the parlor, where:
the hostess and her guests were re-;
ceiviug by Miss Eva Kible-r. Enjoy
-.able features of the evening were the
guessing contests. For their skill in
these Miss Annie Lominick and Mar-:
garet Davis received the souvenirs-a
box of animal crackers for guessing,
most correctly the names of animals
drawn on a blackboard by the boys,
and a box of candy for the best rhyme.
A delightful ice course was served by'!
Mary Wheeler, Claudia Wheeler, Azile i
Austin and Goode Burton. Those pres- I
ent were: Misses Carolyn Caldwell,
Annie Kibler, Marion Jones, Sara:
Simmons, Cornelia Mayer, Rosa Lee
Summer, Margaret Davis, Sara Fant,i
Mary Dunn, Annie Lominick, Ruth
McCracken, Lois Hipp, Sara William
son, Margaret Neel, Maude Abrams,
-Willie Joe Austin and Frank William
son, Edward Hipp, Edgar Fant, Frank
Wright, Heyward Ewart, Harold Booz
er, Ned Purcell, Ferd Scurry, Eugene
Summer, Mahon Smith, Day Wright,
Gus Houseal, Pope Scurry, Ralph
Ward and Owen Holmes.
Mrs. P. G. Ellesor gave a beautiful
luncheon Wednesday in honor of Miss
Mary Brooks Dennis. The dining
taM1e was exquisite with its decora
tions of white and yellow, the place
cards being hand painted cupids. Dur
Ing the morning a handpainted salad
bowl was given by Mrs. Ellesor to the
honor guest as a souvenir of the morn
ing. This was presented by little Miss
Nan Copeland, of Clinton, daintily
dressed in white and yellow. The
guests present were: Misses Mary
Brooks ~Dennis, Nan Copeland, Gladys
Chappell, Ruby Goggans, Catherine'
Garlington, Mabel Williamson. Ethel
Jones, Catherine Wright, Zee Wright,
of Clinton; Eleanor Martin, Margaret
Burton, Kitty Mayes.
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Mrs. J. H. Hunter entertained with
a beautiful reception and lawn fete in
honor of the Misses Young, of Due
'West, and Misses Welch, of Houston,
Texas, Tuesday evening from 8 to 11.
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Another delightful affair for theI
young people 'was that giv'en by Master
Robert Gist Wednesday evening in
honor of the Misses Fleming, of Spar
tanburg; Blake, of Greenville, land I
Young, of Due West.I
-Jpvitations are out to the marriage
of Miss Mary Brooks Dennis and Dr.
P. E. Way, the wedding to take place
on the 19th of this month.
Chief among the social affairs of
the week was the party given Friday
evening by Miss- Maude Epting to' the
young society set of Newberry. They
are beginning to real-ize that school
and college time is drawing near and
quite a number of affairs are schedul
ed to take place next week. The beau
tiful lawn of the Epting home in
Boundary street and the wide veran
da were lighted by numbers of Japa-!
nese lanterns, while indoors myriads
of candles cast a soft light over the
happy young faces. The guests were
received by the hostess, assisted by
Misses Lucile Goggans and Josie Pay-!
singer, and Misses Margaret Neel and
Nellie Adams serad delicious fruit
punch.
The reception ball and parlor were
beautifully decorated in white land
green, and the dining room in green
and yellow. During the evening a
salad course was served by Mrs. A. J..
S. Langford and Mfrs. T. E.Epig
Those enjoying this delightful affair
were: Misses Marietta Langford, Re
becca Wicker, Mamie Paysinger, An
nie Kibler, Sara Fant, Sara Simmons,
Ernestine Wicker, Sarah Williamson,
Clara Bowers, Marion Jones, Rosa Lee
Smmer, Cornelia Mayer, Claude Mar-I
shall, Lucile'Goggans, Margaret Neel,
Nellie Adams, Josie Paysinger and
James Leavell, Clarence Wallace, NedI
Purcell, C. A. Murphy, Frank Wil
liamson, Geo. A. Wright, Jr., Mahon
Smith, John Paysinger, Ed Fant, Day
Wright, Heyward Ewart. Robert Pool,
Geo. P. Wright, Bynum Neel. Jas. Ept
ing and Harry Enting.
The Bachelor Maids were delightful-j
ly entertained Tuesday afternoon by
Miss Mary Carwile Burton. Miss
Fanny McCaughrin was elected presi
dent for the new year and other busi
*School S
If you want "your children
give them the right kind of
I will give some of the nece
Tablets, Pencils, Compo
Penstaffs, Ink, School Crayc
Colored Pencils, Examinatioi
Erasers, Rubber Erasers,
Paper, Indelible Ink, Drawiz
Books, Pencil Boxes, Book 5
Spelling Pads.
I will also give to merchai
prices on any of the above
me before you buy.
Mayes' Boi
THE HOUSE OF A TI
We use Live L
Some S
you they<
durable slh
They are
The $2.00
to fill a d
not tc
. secon
This same shoe Ii
our "AutograpW"
braid, $2.50 and $3.00,
is Goodyear well sewed;S
Ii our College Woman's Walk
lug Shoe, $3.00, $3.50, $,.00,
It equals the best casio. make.$
is a revelation to every womn
first time. In style it is thee
double the money. It makes t
home. It wears better than an
for$2.00-becauseweuse live
insole, counter, heel, linings.
SGo to the Craddock dealer in yoi
tell you. Look for the Red Bell oni
ICRADDOCK-T
I Lynchburg
11a hour. During this time pineapple in
ic and cake was served. diet
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The Woman's club also held a meet- Fra
g this week, with Mrs. P. E. Scott, T[
e principal object of the meeting be- in
g the election of a president. The add
moor fell upon Mrs. I. H. Hunt. ing
Master Beverly Evans delighted a Mis
umber of little folks with his birth.. Bla
ay party Monday afternoon. The lit- roo
l folks played games on the grassy anc
wn and wer~e served ice cream and add
ake. Those present were: Claudia pre
heeler, Kathryn Harms, Betty a
arms, Mallie Sligh, Sarah Sligh, Ed- was
win Setzler, Herbert Setzler, Jas. We
unston, Annie Dunston, Barnard A
Blaustein, elma Blaustein, Haskel Kib- pie
lr, Lawrence Spearmfan, William Ed- slo:
y. Hierndon Sample, John Bullock, las
Delma Bailes, Lamar Bailes, Virginia 'I
arshall, Frances Marsnall, T. W. gue
mith, Wright Cannon, Clarke Floyd, Bla
ohn Norwood, Callie Boyd Parr, Ka
Mary Elley Lake, Nellie Lake, Mildred Aus
Perry and Elizabeth White. Eri
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Thursday evening from 8 to 11 Miss e'ns
arah Williamson entertained a num- Wi
r of girls and boys.de
Friday evening at the residence of
Mrs. Frank Hipp, at 8.30 o'clock, Miss Ph
Lois Hipp entertained in honor of tha
Miss Katie Eleazer. tio
chi
Red Men Entertain. 191
At the beautiful home of Mrs. Will be
Blair, of Blairs, the Red Men gave a vid
delghfu reception last Friay nigrht1
lm
Upplies
to do well in school
tools to work with.
ssary supplies below.
sition Books, Pens,
ns, Colored Crayons,
Tablets, Blackboard
Rulers, Slates, Box
ig Ink, Memorandum
atchels, Book Straps,
its the best wholesale
oods. Call and see
k Store
OUSAND THINGS
eather, Oly
hoe dealers will tell
~an't give you a good,
oe for '$2.00 or $2.50.
right, they can't.
shoe they sell is made
mand at this price
wear. It is made of
s-from sole to heel
The
outhern Girl
.LW Shoe $2.50
mn who tries it for the
~qual of shoes that cost
e foot feel perfectly at
shoeyou ever bought
leather-aqualtyole,
How can we afordit?
ir town; he knows-he will
the Box.
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honor of the following young la
: Misses Ione and Lois Smith,
y Ladd, Jessie Owens, Etta Waits,
nes Crooks, and Essie Wilson.
'he parlor and hail were, decorated
beautiful ferns and flowers which
ed .much to the beauty of the even
'he guests were met at the door by
ses Marion Frazier and Esther
ir, then ushered in the reception
where many interesting games
plays were rendered and which
ed mi.ch enjoyment to all that were
t ten thirty a tempting ice course
served by Mrs. Blair and Mrs.
rts, which every one enjoyed.
t 12 the guests returned home with
asat memories of a happy occa
i~ to be on their memory while life
'he following were among the1
sts present: Misses Nora and Rene
r, Esther Blair, Marion Frazier,
be Henderson, Mary Ha.rdy, Mess.rs.
tin and Paul Scott, of Monticello:
iest Blair, Frank Wahtson, of
mnsboro; Jim Frazier, Jasper Ow
, John Ragsdale,. Otis, Olin .and
iam Blair, Mr. and Mrs. Wat Hen
son, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Werts.
Reedy River Association.
ditor The Herald and News-'
ase announce through your paper
.t the Reedy River Baptist associa
1 will meet with Saluda Baptist
irch, Chappells, S. C., September 15,
1, and we urge that all the churches
represented. Homes will be pro
ede for all. L. S. Shealy,
C'happells. S. C.
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OF NEWBI
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RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts.....$486,075..11
Real Estate.-. 9,750.00
State of South Carolina
1,000.00
Overdrafts, secured &
unsecured .4,145.61
Cash on hand and with
Banks.. - 31,759.54
. $532,730.26
CORRECT ATTEST:
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Jno. M. Kinard.
W. H. Hunt.
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Surplus and undivided
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