The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, August 01, 1916, Page EIGHT, Image 8
PCJBELY PEBSONAL
rhe Movements of ip.any People, JfewbeiTiaos,
and Those Who Visit
Newberry.
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Dr. R. L. Dacus of Greenville spent
Fridav in the city.
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Mr. Owen Holmes is spending his i
vacation at iJlaciv iiriii.i, v .
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Mr. Xat Gist went to Columbia!
Friday.
Mr will Hfl.nft'k-p nf Columbia, scent!
several days last week in the city.
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Mr. Claude Smith of Whitmire spent
the week end in Newberry.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sligh and son,
n-nn* Tlilono Q.11 Tl^27
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Miss Mae Turner of .New Brookland
ia visiting (Miss Beatrice Livingston.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Coats of Richmond,
.Ma., are visiting bis mother at
Helena.
President W. M. Riggs of Clemsoa
College was in the city several days
this week.
fiiss Lathan of Newberry is the attractive
guest of Miss Lottie Hipp.?
Elioree Cor. Times and Democrat
In order to keep up with her friends
In Abbeville Mrs. Pope reads the Press
and Banner.?Press and Banner.
iMisses Gladys Chappell and Azilee
Parr went to Columbia Monday to
spend several days.
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Misses Anna, Pauline, and 'Wilmer
Printiss of Greenville are the guests
of Mrs. W. H. Wallace.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Spinks have returned
from Florence, and will make
their home in tNewtorrj*.
. Mr. Boyce Abrams spent Sunday in
t&e city with his uncle, Mr. H. H.
jftttas.
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Mr. Sam Bowles ras returned to bis
borne at Jacksonville, Fla. after a visit
. - -J* Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Smith, Sr.
Miss Elizabeth Harms has returned
from Saluda, N. where she was
tte6.?uest of 'Miss Sara Sligh.
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hisses Ruby Goggans and Bessie j
"KiWer have returned from Saluda,
N* C., where they spent several weeks, j
I.Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Bryson and lit- ,
tie daughter, Dorothy, left Sunday for j
;Mullins to visit Mrs. Bryson's parents, j
~ hisses Leola Beaenbaugh. of Kib- j
l'ers and Oiga Dosiier of Charleston1
are the guests of Miss Sudie Dennis.
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Miss Helen Purcell left Friday for.
a visit to relatives at Savannah and
Stone Mountain, Ga. t
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Mr. John M. Kinard, Jr., lias return-.
ed from a visit to friends at Ninety
Six.
Mr. and Mrs. Grady Yonce, of j
Granite ville, motored to Newberry'
Sunday.
Messrs J,ames Browning of G-oid-1
ville and Burns of Laurens were in1
New-berry last week.
Mr. Jared B. Johnson of Valdosta,
Ga?, spent a few days witli his parents,'
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Johnson.
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{.miss Mary uoua 01 ^ewucny is
the guest of Miss Louise Burnett.?
The Greenwood Journal.
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air. 'Henry Hencirix of Silverstreet,
spent several days last week with. |
friends in town.?Batesburg Cor. The
Johnston Times. .
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Prof. S. J. Derrick and Mrs. Derrick
left yesterday (LVSonday) morning
for Lexington where they will spend
the month of August.
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Mr. and Mrs. James Goggans have
gone to Prosperity to spend a fort*
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mgm wim uoi. auu :mo. ?;v-uc.? iu.v
JRecord.
Messrs Ned Purcell, Frazier Evans,
Clarence Davis and 'David Caldwell '
attended a <iance at Prosperity, Friday
nieht.
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L\It. axkd. Mrs. Walter Bodie and
children of Newberry are visiting Mr*.
Bodie's mother, Mrs. Rhodes.?G railby
Cor. The Record.
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Misses Lula Johnson, Ida Smith
and Mr. Tom Johnson of Kinards
spent Suaday night at iW\ R. John:
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son's to attend the funeral of Mr. G.
C. Glasgow on Monday.
Misses Frances Anderson and Rath \
Moore, bo'h ;>t' Greenwood, nave re-i
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turned to clieir homes after an ex-!
t-nciec! visit to ro:.iti\es in :i;e city. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Claude G-renefcer of
New York, <Ja;,t. and Mrs. Eugene
O-reiuker or Au:sia. are visit nig their
n.other, Mrs. Corrie iireneker, and
otner relatives in the city.
Miss Lilla Kibler lias returned to
v>^t> h,,mo in Vpwberrv after a visit of
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several weeks to her sister, Mrs. R.
P. Bryant on Whitman street.?Orangburg
Times and Democrat.
The Church, of the Redeemer, Newberry,
S. C., has tendered a month's
vacation to their pastor, Rev. Edw.
Fulenwider, and ihe will take the time
during August.?The Lutheran Ch.urcJh
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Miss Mary Wood will return this'
week from Wrightsville Beach. She
-will be the guest of Mise Woodie!
Bowman for several days before returning
to her home at Cedartown,
Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Long returned
Monday to their home at Silverstreet
after spending the greater*
portiou of last week with, relatives in
Batesburg. Batesburg Cor. The
Johnston Times.
Misses Ethel and Sara Thorpe'
Ramage, daughters of Rev. and Mr3.
Bartow B. Ramage of Fort Worth,
Texas, are the guests of their aunt,
Miss Fannie Ramage, at her home in
Main street
Mrs. Maggie Fellers, of 'Newberry,
IMrs. Ella Todd and &rs. Jane Strib
ling and grandson, Joe Stribling, of
Fair Play, visited at the borne of
Messrs J. D. Sheldon, M. S. -Striblias
and D. G. Sheldon during the past
week. Mrs. Fellers will spend several
days here.?Tuggaloo Tribune,
Mrs. Dr. Pope, of Kinards, who la
better known in Abbeville ae Miss
Marie Gary, where she was, and is
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a great lavunttj -wim uut irevtrw, ua<>
been on a visit to her parents, Chief
Justice and Mrs. Eugene B. Gary. She
was accompanied by her handsome
son, Thomas H. Pope, Jr., wfoo ha3 not
yet decided whether he will be a doctor,
a Boptist preacher or a lawyer.
He should succeed as either of the
three.
YARIOUS AJTD ALL ABOUT
'The Secret of the Submarine" at
the Arcade Tuesday.
Plenty of barbecues. Who said
"hard times ?''
Mary Pickford in "Rags" a Famous
Paramount at the Arcade Wednesday.
Union services will be held next
Sunday night at the A. R. P. church.
"Who's Guilty" at the Arcade Thurs
day.
Charlie Chaplin will be at the
Arcade next Saturday.
(Mrs. Steyie 'Weight, of this city,
gathered from, her garden a tomato
which weighs two pounds.
Rev. E. Fulenwider and family
leave this week for North Carolina
where they will spend their vacation.
A heavy shower of rain on Saturday
aft&rncon only added to the long list of
showers arid frequent downpours of
thv. past several weeks.
The weather has been cloudy so
lon<? that. -A lot of us sun burned fel-I
lows are I leaching- up and beginning
to look like white folks again.
The Piedmont highway from Jalapa
to Kinards was dragged Saturday and
put in good shape to shed the water
the next time it rains.
Tht Newberry Cotton mills fcave recently
installed 12 new iWhitinsr looms.
making a total of 1,224 looms now in
operation in these mills.
The Civic association urges all
house keepers and merchants to cooperate
with the mayor in a (general
cleaning up this week.
We had the first cotton blossom in
due season. Now for the first open
boll. Come along with. it, don't be
backward.
Twenty-four of the counties of the
state are. to have county fairs r this
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fall. Newberry is not mentioned [
among the number.
'Work has commenced on the j
Second Baptist church. This church
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was struck jy lij?htnin^ some mon'ns !
a.ro and taking nre was almost en-'
Lii vj.y u rtrjyed.
1 r. ion St ; VViiiO ci.ild
iy night at the Presj.- t-.-ri i:: ciiun....:
: Rev. j. W. Carson preached the so?-j
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i The policemen are being relieved,
lone each week for a wee-t's vacation,
i Mr. Daggett Whitaker was off lastj
week. Mr. H. 0. Stone is off this
week.
The C., N. & L. railroad will oper- i
ate a special train to the Little Mountain
reunion on Friday, August 4, and
will have extra coaches on the regular
train.
Mr. Marcus L. Glascow of Jalapa
who is now encamped at Styx aa a
soldier boy, was called home last Fri-1
day oil account of the serious illness j
of hia gather, IMr. George C. Glasgow.
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. C.
B. Spink are delighted to know that
they have returned to Newgerry and
will occupy their former home in
east Friend street
A barbecue will be given at Silver street
on Wednesday, August . 16. The
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date and place in their note book3
and are invited to be present
There will be a barbecue at Fairview
school house on Wednesday,
August 9. All the candidates are invited
to place this date in their note
book of appointments.
If the candidates do not get a sufficiency
of barbecues this year they are
! certainly hard to satisfy. They are a
| jolly .good set and seem to be taking
things easy and well.
All persons interested in Beth
Eden graveyard will please meet
there Tuesday after the first Sunday
in Abgtfst, 1m?b& the.8tfc day of the
month, for the purpose of cleaning off
the place.
A friend of oura tells 11s that he
bought three dozen eggs a few days
ago and when he went to use them
he found thirteen of them had been
boiled. (He is curious to know if the
man sold them to him nowing that
they had been cooked or if it wa3
done by mistake.
Mr. J. W. Ear'hardt grew some very
fine tomatoes this year. We saw a
I cluster of five very large ones on one
stem and there were a number of
others on the same stalk. 'We have
.seen larger tomato-es even this year,
but thofv were nice and-smooth and
I looked good.
iAj gentleman from up in that community
says that..Mr. J. Wm.,Smith, of
near Kinards drags the road from his
house to Kinards after every rain and
i that as a result .the.road is good and
smooth all the time. He takes a drag;
and six mules and goes over the road
and it does not take a great deal of
time and he keeps a. g09>d road all
the year. If every man would do that
on the roads along which he travels
we would have fine roads all over
the county.
TEN DOLLARS?Will be given, ^
questions asked, for information
leading to recovery of bracelet, set
with diamonds which was lo-st in
Newberry. Mrs. Dr. Wells, care
Col. Dickert
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I WANTED?Teacher wanted for Ceni
tral school. Term begins the 15 oT
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October. Salary $4(> per momn.
Apply to any one of the under
signed.
L. A. Shealy, i
Pomaria. j
J. 0. Koon,
Pomaria.
G. W. Seybt,
Pomaria,
Trustees. |
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WANTED?Four uemonsirators ior
nearby South Carolina territory.
Reference required, but no experience
necessary. Our representa-'
tive in this city receives $60 per
week. Call on foim at Mrs. M. A. j
Gilbert's, Main street, at 7 p. m.,
Tuesday or call him at 364-3. He |
will explain the work and put you
in toucb with the company. O. E.
R?ss, "The Wear-Ever Man."
8-l-3t-ltaw.
TIN CANS?We still have a limited !
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311T>riy, ieI US sen yuu wuLiitJ we uija.vu|
LV 'xr>\. Summer Bros. Co.
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PROGRAMME
Tl 3.SI)A V. AI OI ^T 1.
'<;L"Tt.'AJj FILM CO Presents
Jaunita llaii^n
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2 other Pathe pl^ys.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2.
DANIEL FROHMAN Presents
tfary Pickford
in
"RAGS*
A Famous Player Paramount in 5 'acts.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 3.
PATHE Presents
Anna > Olson and Tom Moore
in
"WHO'S GUILTY r
Two other selected Patfoe plays.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 4.
DANIEL FBOHXAlX Presents
Frank Loses
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"THE ETIL THEREOF*
A Famous Players Paramount
1 acta.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 5.
PATHE Presents
Pearle White
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"THE IRON CLAW*
Charlie Chaplin
in
*HIS MUSICAL iCAREER"
A Reissued Keystone Comedy.
One ther Pathe play to be selected.
SPECIAL NOTICES
FRUIT JARS?A full line Masqnand
E. Z. Seals, vhite crown caps", Mason
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(caps, rubbers etc. See us. summer
JBros. Co.
7-28-lt.
BBLTING?carry the largest
?to$g and; at>wright prices Geifliiae
Gaudy, a ad "best whang etc. See us
about fixing up your ginnery. Summer
Brt?. Co.
t-28-it. .
DIXIE STAMP & STATIONERY
COMPANY, Columbia, S. C. Office
and bank supplies. Manufacturers
of rubber stamps, seals, etc.. quality
and service. Prompt attention
to mail orders.
5-19-tf.
TAKE
SMITH'S LIVER PILLS
. ... .
For the relief of- Torpid Liver,
Sick Headaches, Biliousness,;
.Dizziness, Dyspepsia, Sour
Stomach, Indigestion, Loss cf
\ Sleep,- Malaria, Poison, etc.
: For^Sale by
P. E. WAY, Druggist
Newberry, South Carolina
ROBERT WARWICK
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Opera House Today
| Dr. F. C. Martin t|
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I Specialist:!
;; Examines Eyes, Fits Glasses |
! and^1 Artificial Eyes. |
flf your eyes are giving you?
trouble don't fail to consult hinjf
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t Satisfaction Guaranteed. *
x Office over Anderson's Dry J
^Goods Store. |
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BARBECUE AT SILYERSTREET
WEDNESDAY, .AUGUST 16 '
Messrs J. S. and J. 'M. Nichols will
give a barbecue at. Silverstreet on;
Wednesday. August 16. A good din-J
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will be co meet the people of this |
se 'ion. A:i can.iiiiates are expected!
10 ue present. ?
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I P>ARBS' CFJ?r will give a first class |
barbecue at my residence coagres- i
i sional campaign day at Newberry, j
i Saturday. August 5. Will serve!
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i <1 inner, sen meu.c ana nusa n^'j.
i J. M. Counts
i 8-1-21.
ROBERT WARWICK
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HUMAN DRIFTWOOD
Opera House Today
CARD
There is a rumor being circulated
to the effect that Hon. Wyatt Aiken is
not a candidate for reelection as Congressman
from this district. We take
this means of correcting same.
Knowing his true worth as a man and
recognizing his splendid service in
Congress, we take pleasure 'In announcing
that he is a candidate for
reelection.
v Friends.
GLASSES
If 7<m need tften, #? bare tbea.
P. C. JKAS8 4 CO.
Jewelers, Watch Iitm & Opticians
P. C. Jeans, OtUmtWst.
p^S?n\ ^^NSN99 i
T. JL ROGERS.
Wafcchmaker, Jeweler and Optician. I
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AH Work Guaranteed.
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Corner Caldwell and Friend Streets,'
>'e\vberry, S. C.
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l After the
I of the past fe
very import;
premises be <
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Iougniy ana i
citizens to ha
done at once.
(Extra car
vided to hau
away. DON^
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Opera House^^l
PROGRAMME |BR
TUESDAY, AUGUST 1.
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riuilll) and iiuilt.
-CROOKED TRAILS'
Western Selig.
WORLD FILM COR Presents W
Robert Warwick 11
in TO
-HUMAN DRIFTWOOD" M
5 acts.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2. fl
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JUT ML f 111 , , :; ;-|
3 act Knickerbocker.
Henry King. fl
NMtttf jgaftcE" I
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m asam fl
H it. " '?. .?.. i J
"1 STfAMfc CA8B* 'fl
3 act Vltzgr&ph. W
MMPj Mon/t
"MZSTEft JEFFERSO* GKEBft M
HICKYILLE'S- FINEfWT
Biograph Comed^v - '9
And & M
The lath episode of "THE
CASE OF MART PAGE." ?|
NOTICE I
All owners am} w
drivers of can 1
positively'must U
keep. cut out
closed in city ' I
limits. -, yjg
?. L Rodelsperger, [VH
Chief of Police V
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1A1U1H
5 heavy rains |?H
w weeks it is l?R
ant that all | sHl
:leaned thor- I
appeal to all ffl|
ve this work 11H
ts will be pro1
the refuse IjH
T* rM7f AVI II
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