The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, June 02, 1916, Page EIGHT, Image 8
I'lKEJLY PERSONAL
The Movnu^nts of many Peopic, Newberiiaiis
and Those Who Visit
dewberry.
Mr. Mack Melts of Whitmire was in
the city Tuesday.
Miss Hulda Longshore of Kinaris
ie visiting friends in the city.
Miss Georgia Porter, a student of
Tvinthrop, is at home for the summer.
Miss Lucile Lathan, a student of
Winthrop college, is at home for the
vacation.
# Mrs. W. H. Ze:'gler and children left
Tuesday to spend some time with
relatives in Cameron.
Mr. iM'arvin E. LA brams and Mr. Tom
Abrams of Whitmire were in the city j
Tuesday. ;
George Y. Hunter. M. D? of Pros-j
perity spent yesterday in Columbia, i
?The State.
Miss Annie D. Jones teacher oi history
i.i Winthrop college, will reach
home this afternoon as the beginning
of her vacation period.
Dr. W. G. Houseal left Wednesday
for Charleston, S. C., where he attended
a meeting of the board of trustees
of the Medical College of this
State.
Miss Lucia Winn, who has been
J
"teaching at Jalapa. Newberry county,
came home Monday for the summer
months.?'Donalds cor. Abbeville Medium.
tMiss Eloise Stevenson has returned
to her home in Winnsboro after
spending some weeks visiting her i
<*>usins Mrs. John Ruff of the county j
and Mrs. Charles Ruff of the city.
Misses Ruth. Moore and Ethyl i
Seago of Greenwood are "here for the ,
Commencement and are visiting at the
"home of .Miss Moore's uncle, Mr. R.
JK. Anderson.
Mr. Will tSingley of Wellington, j
Teaxs, who lias been visiting his'
"brothers, Messrs. Lee Singley of the j
'Gush River church community and j
Jim Singley of Columbia, will return
*o his home next Monday.
iMr. C. A. Bowman our smiling and
'obliging assistant postmaster has re- j.
turned to his duties after a nreryj
pleasant visit to his daughter, Mrs. j
*SL C. Walter of Birmingham, Ala.;.
Mrs. Bowman who accompanied him ^
to Birmingham will return about the!
middle of June.
YABIOCS AMI'ALL ABOUT
The Savoy hotel is once more with- e
out a keeper. (
sFriend street, from the express of- n
JSice to the railroad, remains as rough
a mountain path. | v
*ihe Newberry high school closed v
its session Wednesday with com- c
snencemeot exercises.
!
Kiage Spring schooF will have a a
.picnic at Mrs. H. T. Fellers' on Frii
M
-day, June 2. The public is invited. | *'J
-The iMjrsteries of Myra" at the ^
Arcade e.ery Thursday, Triangle
plays every Wednesday.
iA'hile they are searching for a sub-:
stiiute for gasoline, they might also L
keep an eye open for a substitute for a;
.groceries. !ir
in speaking of rain, instead of say-:
ing the rain fall lias been so little,:
wouldn't it be more near the truth ; &
to say the rain drops have been so
fey. j 'b]
Several college boys for some rea-i
i te
tsoii known only to themselves pre-1
- * - ? I si
{errett to attend tne rrosperuy msu; ^school
commencement exercises Wed-!
* stsday .Diglit. I r
Dr. Coker made the commencement! SI
add?css to the (Newberry high school i
c
. gra&tf&ting class Wednesday nighr..;v
His subject was "The Road to Sue-! **
/ cess." i "7l
1u
The Union Academy school district
l Y'
' election on Friday resulted ia favorJ
-a * w.;n,. *ov a vr>tp nf ten I
" OI ;ue L VN U iUUii IU..V WT vr v.v w?. ?.? .
n
' to SIX.
Willis 'Ruff's house near the Farm- ai
\ - er's Oil Mill caught fire Tuesday ^
P<
about noon but the fire was extinguished
by a bucket brigade from the
oil mill before the fire fighters ar- jcc
. . to
jrived.
The Newberry business school en- ,
t rolled two more new pupils Wednes-1
day. This is a business school that is j
engaged in a good business. Let I
I
i ororvhA^v PTIPfVlirASe it.
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There will be an ice cream festival j
at the residence of Mrs. W. F. Ruff
"Saturday, June 10, from 7 to 11 for
the benefit of St. Philips church. The
$otblic is cordially invited to attend.
-"Messrs. Custis Leitzsey and Duke
iSTieipard mail toters of Silverstreet
"^took advantage of last Tuesday's holiday
and spent the day with friends
fishing in Broad river.
The iWbman's Home and Foreign y
' -1?1. _ T itf^iaxon I 1
.Missionary socitLy ot me jq
Church of the Redeemer will meet at
the parsonage next Monday afternoon
r -at 5 o'clock.
The Newberry high school graduated
the largest class in its history and
one of the largest ever graduated
from a high school in the State, Wednesday
night. There were 42 memI
I u
; bcrs.
There will be preparatory service
i at tiie Prosperity A. R. P. church 0:1
! Saturday at 11 o'clock and on Sab;
bath communion service at the same
! church conducted by the pastor the
! Rev. J. .\\\ White.
1 Vnn will W.'int tr> "Thp MaU
' Who Called After Dark." at the
| Opera House Saturday, as well as old
Ham and Bud in "Millionaires by Mis|
take," each of which is obliged to be
j good.
Prof. Gilbert P. Voigt was recently
j elected a member of the Phi Beta
: Kappa fraternity at the University
j of Virginia. This is the fourth Xewj
berry boy that has received this
! honor. Dr. Jno. B. Setzler of Newberry
is also a member.
rixi-intr tho ur>r>iHpnt whirh we
V " 1U^ IV W"V t*VV*V?v.?v ?? ? v** .. ?
had several articles among them the
account of the high school closing)
and the meeting of the letter carriers j
and the Pomaria personals are car-:
rled over. We regret it but it can't
be helped.
The rural letter carriers of the
county held their annual meeting in !
the court house Tuesday. Officers j
were elected for the ensuing year and j
delegates were chosen to the State j
convention which meets July 3-4 iJ j
Columbia.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
AROUND ABOUT POMARIA
Pomaria, May 31.?Mr. and Mrs.
Jas. P. Setzler, Johnnie Long and Mrs.
Jno. C. Aull motored over to Mrs.
J. A. Kinard's ,near Pleasant Grove,!
Saluda county, last Sunday. j
Mrs. Manley J. Breaker of St. Louis, j
iMo., is ivisiting her sisters, Mrs. Jas. r
P Ccit-ilo-r. \Trc T-nn C* All 11 !
JL . Uf^U AIA* KT, VMV* V ??
iMrs. W. C. Summer of Columbia,"
accompanied by her mother, Mrs. W. !
H. Carter of Roanoke, Va., and Miss J
Mary Lawson Link of Abbeville, the;'
guests of Mrs. Jno A. Summer, spent
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Thursday at the home of Prof. B. M. .
Setzler. *
Miss Mildred Boinest is spending!*
the week with her sister, Mrs. Lom- '
nick.
iMiss Leola Bedenbaugh after a six
iveeks visit to friends and relatives '
n the lower part of the State has re
urned home. ' c
Mr. Paul Monroe of SNewberry colege
is visiting at Mr. T. E. Hentz. ;
Mrs. Jas. P. SeStzler, Mrs. Breakr
and Mr. and Mrs. Jno. C. Aull mo- j
ored to Newberry Wednesday afteroon.
1
Jiev. and Mrs. ;\V. A. Duckworth
rent to Greenwood last week to at- j
and the funeral of his brother's,
> i
hild.
Mrs. Jas. P. 'Setzler spent Tuesday j
t Mrs. G. D. Young's.
Mrs. J. C. Leitzsey and daughter,
[iss Elberta, spent Thursday at Prof, j
. >M. Setzler.
C. W. Sawyer spent the Sabbath in :
Id Town.
Jas. P. Setzler, A. L. Aull, J.co. :
yles, W. E. Wedaman, Joe Boland,!
ad W. W. Berlev spent Wednesday:
l Columbia.
Mr. W. Frank Suber accompanied
- ~ . i
y Miss Nannie iSUDer carrieu mo
randchild, Mr. Luther Suber's lit-,
e daughter, to a specialist in Colum- i
a. for treatment.
Miss Eugenia Hentz who has been
lach-ing in Starr the past session is
)ending her vacation at home.
The following young people have \
(turned from the various colleges to
)end their vacation at home:
From Newberry, Edwin Hentz and
larence Epting; Summerland, -Nar-j
s Setzler, Lois Hentz, Vanie Lake, j
lanita Epting and Mary Crumpton; j
fathrop, Lurleen Aull and Ida
oung; Due West, Helen and Eliza5th
Hentz and Annie Leitzsey; j
lemson, Robert Berley, Hubert (Aull,
id Hayne Folk; Baltimore Medical,
Dllege, R. H. Folk; Baltimore Dental!
allege, Clyde Epting.
Mr. Clarence Eptii^g will go to Warn,
after his graduation at Xewberry
i pitch ball.
Pnfafo Rnor fC lifer
& VfcMkV WM*. ? ?.
Hammon's Slug Shot
Paris Green
Stonesphers Potato Bug
Killer
4
Fly Killer
We have
?* r\
hepphards Hoase [Fly uri- i
er, El Vampiro Insect Pow-1
er, Tanglefoot, Black Flag
nsect Swatters.
Telephone us, 158
P. E. WAY, Druggist
Newberry, South CarDlina. j*.
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Opera House
PROGRAMME
Till liSi)AY, ,H .M: 1st
THE LIGHT JSEAItEIt"
Ri<<l!!iril Tr:iv#?rs lirown
3-part Essanay
I
First Episode of
! "THE STRANGE ( ASK OF MARY
PAGE"
Essanay
FRIDA Y, U .\ ? 2nd
"MYRTLE, THE MAMURIST"
Jewell Hunt and Harold Fosliay
3-part Vitagraph
"THE RECORD RILN*'
Helen Gibson and True Boardman
Kalem
SATURDAY, JUNE 3rd
i "THE MAS WHO CALLED AFTER
D.UiK*
i Gretehen Hartmaus Charlie Perley
and Jack Drnmeir
! . 2-part Biograph
' MILLIONAIRE'S BY MISTAKE''
Ham and Bud
Kalem Comedv
"SELIG TRIBUNE NO. 2<T
MONDAY, JUNE 5th
-THE GREATER WRONG**
A 3-part Lubin
"IN THE RING*
Vim Comedy
Prosperity high school closed with
commencement exercises .'Wednesday
night.
Dr. F. C. Martin ^
I ExaminesEyes, FitsGlassesf j'
$ and Artificial Eyes. f!
|lf your eyes are giving you|'
|trouble don't fail to consult him J
y ^ j
I Satisfaction Guaranteed. |
jr Office ove* Anderson's Dry||j
|Goods Store. J| j
ipai? >r A siTPT? !
I hereby announce myself as a can-,
iidate for the office of master, and
fvill abide the result of the Demoiratic
primary.
G. G. -SALE. !
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STUDEBAK
Detroit, Mich.
South Bend, Ind. Walkervil
FOUR CYLINDER MODE]
Touring Car, 7-Passenger
Roadster, 3.Passenger
Landau-Roadster 3-Passenger
Sedan .....
SIX-CYLiNDAR MODEL*
Touring Car, 7-Psssenger
Roadster, 3-Passenger
Landau-Roadster, 3-Passenger .
Coupe, 4-Passenger
Sedan ... .
T 7.Pa??AnorAr
UII1IVU41UV) -o vwww*?0 F.
0. B. Detroit
Tin* One Armed Wonders.
.Newberry is promised something
i unusual in base ball for commencej
ment this year. The college team will
i play White's famous "One armed
wonders," of Atlanta. Georgia, on
Monday and Tuesday afternoons of
next week. This team has only three
two armed men on the team, the
pitcher, catcher and first baseman, i
but these three are all professionals j
Notice t<
We are still c
for all model cai
$2,000 dollars
cars. We will i
can give us. W
satisfactory.
Let us do you:
do your work fc
We have a go<
skid casings that
regular price $10
ular price $13.40
a good many Aj
$9.15, 30x3 1-2 I
We will sell f
and Goodyear T
SIIMMl
Take the
ySf that kno'
fj BUILT?ar
/ knows ho
There's no su
to he had am
of California.
In Detroit
the city t
cars?wh
and man
other cit}
i
terea ace
than an]
/\
In California
the State
where pe
over and
any other
the year <
tered?2,1
more thai
California KNOWS
ing the bulk of the
JH* rj baker favorite by a
buying.
le, Ont. And the reason is s
Ls pari son of a Studeb
tQ7C size and quality as
MORE. So they're
you see the cars?tl
1150
1525
McHA
1350
1600 a;
1675 1
2500 c. w. fant,
TLt manager. .Mr. White, has only hi<
lei'r arm. hut he played two years on
I the Mercer I'niversitv team, and af- i
' ter that, played two years in the
Georgia-Alabama league. He is very '
\ proud of his team, and says that he 1
! KrJ Java ^ * ?I
viv/v^vii c 4;ciinc lilUl liic U1 Uliiai \ L'LTl- I
1 I
i lege or amateur team can beat them; [
f
i that "most of the one arm men are ,
' truly wonders at playing ball.''
But Xewberrv intends to call his
I
> All Ford
arrying a big stock
*s. We now have
worth of different
ippreciate any bps
e guarantee all of c
r Vuleanizing. W
>r you as soon as yo
D<1 manv Ford Size
we will sell at a
40, our price $9.00.
1 our price $11.60.
ax Casings that we
j>11.65.
rom now on exclus
ires and Tubes.
ER'S GJ!
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Judgment of th
ws how cars
id the State
>w cars PERF
rer judgment, no more trustw<
rwhere than that of Detroit an
hat produces three-fourths of t
ere people know cars from tl
ufacturing sides better than th<
j on earth?more Studebakers
cxrding to official figures in the y
.1 ii*
7 oilier cars seiung ai more
of wonderful roads and weathe
ople have more miles of good ro
more opportunity to use their
State in the Union?the officia
>f 1915 showed 15,718 Studeta
595 MORE than any other ca
n $500.
> cars from use on the road?Detroit know
industry centered in its limits. Both hai
long lead. What better judgment can
limply that every time a man makes even 1
taker with other cars, he finds that to get
a Studebaker offers, he must pay from
huvinor Studebakers?and SAVING that Si
hen go make that $250 saving comparison
RDY MOWE
JEWBERRY, S. C.
Manager, Lady St, Columbia,
/
bluff. Kpting will probably pftcn
Newberry Monday, while Mover
! be in the box 011 Tuesday.
The place: College park. The ti'fl
Monday and Tuesday afternoons 1
next week, at 4:30. Admission
A finite r-ents* children under fif- a
"I * 1
teen years Id cents. 1
k<riIE BATTLE CRY OF PEACE"
coming.
I Owners
of repair parts
on hand over J
parts for your *]
iness that you |
>ur work to be j
e keep a man to
u give it to us.
Goodrich non
bargain,. 30x3,
, 30x3 1-2 regWe
also have
will sell 30x3 1
ively, Firestone J
iRAGE [ ]
- 1
e City
; are
*l--. i
mat T |
ORM!
' - j
d the State
M
1
1
he country7*
le technical ^
ey do in any
were regis- , I
ear of 1915,
than $500. Jj
t?the State ^
ads to drive
cars than in
J figures for
ikers regis- 1
r listing at
s cars from Havre
made Stude
YOU follow in
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.
the barest com- l||
as much power'
$250 to $400
250. Why don't
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