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t PCRELY PERSONAL The Movement* of ly.any People, Ne^? berrians and Those Who Visit Newberry. Mr. and -Mrs. G^or?:e Ruff returned last week from a visit to relatives a: "Winnsboro. Mr. Guy Daniels of south west; Florida is visiting his sister# tMrs. i Williamson, in College street. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Ruff left i Saturday to spend a week with rela-! tives and friends in Winnsboro. t Miss Josephine Dunbar has return- J ed home after an extended visit to! Asheville, N. . I i Prof. W. C. Bynum and Mrs. Bynum of Georgetown are visiting relative:* in the city. Mr. L. Morris has returned from New York, Baltimore and other points : north where he went to buy goods. Miss Reva Darr of Chapin a student ' of Columbia college is visiting Misses Jennie ^nd Florence Morris in Boundary street. ! 'r. C. J. McWhirter -nd Master f Myirl Glymph took a flying trip to Augusta Sunday mui::ing in his autor'ohile. Mr. P. L. K. Deaton formerly an instructor in Newberry college is spending some time in end around Newberry with friends. ( Mrs. Rebecca Kinard and daughter. Miss Alice of the Fork school oemi r<unity have been visiting relatives. in the city. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Stone, Mr. and ; Mrs. Harry O. 'Stone, Mr. and Mrs.' Ivy Cromer and Misi Lora Wicker, i spent Sundjv last in Charleston. S. J. Derrick, member of the Newberry college faculty, spent yesterday | in Columbia. Prof. Derrick and Mrs. j Derrick are spendisg their vacation! \ with relatives in Lexington.?The; State. K'.t. and Mrs. Jesse D. Coats, who have been spending the last three, weeks with Mr. Coats' mother and sister in Helena, Newberry county. I passed through Columbia yesterday on ' their way to Richmond, Va.?The State. Mrs. H. L. Parr of Newberry is the gubet of Mrs. A. M. Wyse on Elm wood avenue. Her daughter, Miss Azile j Parr, is a patient at the Baptist hos- i pitaJ, where she underwent a very 6light operation Tuesday. Miss Gladys Ohappel of Newberry is also o patient at the hospital.?The Stete. VIPTAT^C 4 "VTI * T T. ARAfTT ?ajuivvo a-.11/ aw v jl There was another big- rain in town last?but what's the use? See Jane Grey in "Man and His Angel," at the Opera House, Tuesday If it's too wet to plow then let's'' drag the roads. ^Marguerite Clark in "Helene c? the { Korth" a Paramount will be the Wed- ' nesday's attraction at the Arcade. And Glinton is to have a $15,-GOO.00 , ! hoj^itai. Well: And Newberry can i 7 even afford a one lioss sanitarium. ] . Marguerite Clark in * "Silks and Satins" will be shown at the Arcade , Friday, August 11. [ The Bachleor Maids will meet Taes- day afternoon at 5 o'clock^ with Miss Linda Welch. "Marguerite Nichols will be seen at the Opera House on Wednesday, August 9, in "An Old Man's Folly." Read "The Strange Case of Mary Page" in "The Herald ^nd News" r.zid see the 11th episode at the Opera {House on Thursday. I Mr. R. H. Whitlock of Greenwood, an expert autoinob^e repair man and . all round machinist .11 have charge of the new Baker a.iQ Oxner gara ;e in the Newberry machine shop in West Friend street. Mr. Jno. J. Eirgie. a well known machinist and inventor has also been retained by the new firm. They will sell Dodge car-, i Mr. Tom Berley and Rastus Ei-on 1 -1 " T??twln .* t + r\ v* r~i r\ r\ r> i n i O .IlciU ci w I cuiv r nua) uiici uv ju iii.v returning from the Little Mountain' reunion in Mr. Beriey's big undersong Buick. One of the springs, or ;Iv? which interfered in some way with ' the steering. The car made a dash for I . a ditch bank which, it climbed ant; ! then sailed into a telegraph pos:. Tb?i i n'oc! nTcttv >40 rH <r licor? 11 Tl V?7jr f/VP - ' ?> C4.kJ ?7 4. J IL/ C4. v*. k J W-^VU *- _f-? ^ v-. w - ? tuuately the occupants escaped ;.vith : only s''?,Iit bruises. j j "The Little Church Around tbe Corner" is a good picture which will "be on at the Opera House next Taos-' day. ( Mr. and Mrs. [. H. Hunt are spending ten days in the mountains of > [North Carolina. DPJitJj 0! A J.:tt5o Boj. - * -7--. .'v""- .Jr fczi? little! ' '-t-.fr old sop i f :i Mrs lizr-i! " T. Rivers diei at horn*; at OaK- J land. Thursday afternoon and was ' buried Friday at 'o o'clock. I The funeral services were conducted ' L>y Revs. Bouknight an' Baxley. i Blood poison was the cause of his | ieath. The Interdenominational Sunday school convention will hold a two day session Tuesday and Wednesday at i Lebanon church. The Ladien Aid Society of the j Church of the Redeemer will meet! Tuesday afternoon at 6 o'clock with! Mrs. J. J. Langford. i | The co'unty campaign party will j hold icrth today at Chappells. Mr.1 H. H. Waits will furnish a first class Lurbecue and arrangements will be" made :'or the young people to enjoy dancing and refreshments will be served. The speaking and cue will be dc Iliw S.cLL-IOII. Mary Fickforn in "Madame Butter-j r.y" is an attraction ot note that wiil: be shewn at the :Arcade in the near future. I { There will be a barbecue at Fairview school house on Wednesday of week. 3"iLETi>(i OF COUSTY DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE: The county democratic executive committee met on -Monday. There was a good attendance but nothing j was done except to look over the roll j books for duplicates and errors and 1 the adoption of a resolution as to se * W v*. 1. ? _ _ ?-1. a. 1 U - 11 - <_ui nxg tut; uoxes sixer cue -u<iiiOLS j have been counted. Another meeting of the committee will be held next !V:onday to hear complaints and to appoint managers ar.d to transact other business. The following resolution was adopted: Resolved by the Democratic Executive Committee of Newberry County in session this 7th day of August 1LU6. That the managers of the primary election to be held on the j 2?tn day cf 'August, 1016. and in all c&ec-nd or third primaries tin:t folic*, are hereby directeJ to place aiound the ballot box, af:*r the hali'.is have been counted and placed back :n the box a.or.g with tne o-h-: ..a! tabulation signed by the mana- r r-.~s, a p per band covering the key i ..cie ani the depositing hole on the | :cp o? the box sufficiently broad and j strong to co ver a space of 2 1-2 inches j entirely around the box. Said paper j tend to be secure;}- glued and not to ; i be broken except in the presence of| "ce Executive Committee in session.} The managers to write their names' :-n the band on the top of each box. i ^ full co;y of the official tabulation irnei by the managers to be placed in a sealed envelope and tied to the j dox on the outside ro be used by the Kcper officials in the tabulation on i ;^:e night of the crimary. ?;u* a : ::'e cf i.i iclla re and suffi- j ? >-A^ " * * " *t - in 6^3/*\\' . *<: .:r..\vIe mar.a-rers to com-1 ;' / vrc'i .~3 foregoing resolution. ||| ^ ^ ' UTTLC CHUKCH.|ff U lAl&RQ U N D th? CORNEfc'ftr} The World Film Corporation j Presents i EMEUE POLLN'I IX ilk i.-iUlv CilL.-Lis iliClillu j i f^VTSPT ' 1 ?.Il v wwi iit.1 AT THE | Opera House Tuesday August 15th * > > > ?>' > > > > . > *> ) > <$> SOCIETY. $ > / ^ / > v > < > > > > : ? #> ^ One or the most plwt.san; af'iairs ot . . , . i *-1 - * ? \y.?^ IMG v\ its i7uuiiiiiv,f? -j bridge party, Thursday afternoon in ; honor or' Mrs. Lathan or Chester. The j rooms and porch, where the gumes j were played, was beautiful with pot-1 ted flowers. The punch bowl was in charge of 'Mrs. E. H. Kibler. At the conclusion of the games a delightful ice course was served. A pretty event of Thursday was fcoe Rook party, given by Mrs. E. M. Evans, Jr., at her home in Boundary street. The rooms were most attractive with pink and white roses. The g'imes continued *ntiI late in the afternoon when the hostess served delicious cream and cake. S'/& was assistel by Miss Octie GrirTin. As a compliment to her guest Miss Link, of Abbeville Miss Mary Frances Poole was hostess at :i Rook party Y h u rsday afternoc n. r ?* On Thursday evening a jolly crowd of young folks spent a pleasant evening with M.ss Marguerite Matthews at her suburban iiome, dancing was enjoyed by the guests. Punch was served throughout the evening*. - ? 5.; * / On Saturday afternoon August fifth., Liittle Miss Mildred Paysmge.v gathered a number of her young friends to celebrate her twelfth jirthday with her. Late in the afternoon after the young folks had enjoyed themselves with various games they were Served with water-melon, ice cream and cake. A . M. ROGERS Wftfi?hmakftp. .I^wpler and ODticfoQ. Ail Work Guaranteed. Corner Caldwell and Friend Streets. Newberry, S. C. SPECIAL NOTICES FOR SALE-?Horse, buggy and har- \ ness, biggest bargain ever offered in ! Newberry, for $S0. Cash or credit. T. E. Wicker, Newberry, S. C. FOR SALE?100 acres Iana 3 miles i i irom town, 1 good dwelling house,' I barn, two tenant houses, two good > wells of water. For further partic- j ulars apDly to P. 0. Box 272. I TEACHERS WAJNTED? (1) !A?en for town and country schools $60 to i $75. (2) Ladies combining music and common school, unpreccdent-; ed demand. (3) Grade and high school. Can place all qualified teachers for any of the above. Write j today. Southern Teachers' Agency, ! Columbia, S. C. 3-8-1L BARBECUE?We will give a first class barbecue at M.t. Pleas jnt church on August 19,?for the benefit of the Pomaria Methodist Parsonage. All the candidates are specially invited to come and speak, ai they did not get to speaK on campaign dny here. We will be glad to hear all of them speak. Come one, Come all an<| help a good cause. i j* i DIXIE STAMP & STATIONERY COMPANY, Columbia, (S. C. Office and bank supplies. Manufacturers of rubber stamps, seals, etc., qual-, ity and service. Prompt attention to mail orders. 5-19-tf. WANTED?Four Demonstrators for nearby South Carolina territory. Reference required, bur no experience necessary. Our representative in this city receives $tJ0 per week. Call on him at Mrs. M. A. Gilbert's, Main street, at 7 p. m. Tuesday or call him at 364-3. He* wiil explain the work and put yo-i in touck with the company. 0. E. 3-iss, "The Wear-Ever Man." 8-l-3t-ltaw. WANTED?Teacher wanted for Central school. Term begins the 15 of October. Salary $40 per month. A c\ rtf .n n or. .& p [ j IUU U.UJ1 {J L uuavi signed. L. A. Shealv. Pomaria. j J. D. Koon, i Pomaria. ; G W. SeyL-t. Pomaria. Trustees. i ii i hook ARCADIj L j MONDAY, AHUST 7. j OLIVER MOROSCO Presents Edna Goodrich I I "THE MAKING OF MADDALEXA* A Morosco Paramount in 5 acts. TUESDAY, AUGUST 8. I MUTUAL FILM CO. presents Juanita Hansen in THE SECRET of THE SUBMARINE j (Chapter five) ! i Two other selected Pathe plays. ! I WEDNESDAY. AUGUST J). I).IN 1 EL FROIPTAN Presents Marguerite Clark .in | "HELENE OF THE NORTH'' | A F rr.ous Players Paramount in 5 acts Till RSDAY, Md'ST 10. : IWTHE EXCHANGE JVC Presents Anna Nilsson and Tom Moore in -WHO'S (il'ILTV T 2 oilier selected Pathe ^lays. FRIDAY. A('(U ST 1!. DAME!. FROiniAN Presents Manruorite Clark in "SILKS AM) SAII\SV A Famous Players Paramount in 5 acts i 1 SATURDAY, Al OrST 12. I ni fii > .tittiit i wrin tv/i I rAiiiii. tAtriAnuii mv ricscuio Pearl White in "THE IRON CLAW" (Chapter four.) Two other selected Pathe plays. We the nndersigned will furnisn ?, up to date cue at the old Melvin SineJey place known as Jolly Street, on the 17th day of August. There will be dancing and all amusements for the you'ig folk. And especially the chairman and his candidates - -? ? *- - ?- _ i.t x are lnvuen to present on tuai < day. Caldwell Ruff and H. T. Counts. A Go i ey There is no extra purchase a really high g And also when you can gallon of gasoline?and The car itself is al sand owners are enthusi business car. They lik comfort and roominess, drives. The equipment at demountable rims, one want it?nothing to bu^ Take a II III " ' I ' v 1 j 4 New Pri j F. O. B, Del rhilim.v:; 5>.a at <t. irxs-s. . There will :: : a children's day at ! st. Luke's :\.?ran churen on Fri- ] >; ay. a u -. : 1. e x -?r'-: 4e s h e v; i n t> i n 1 promptly t !; . .. > a. m. The public i.-: cordiaiv W-- war.r voi: v. ir ii us. Dinner will be served o-n table as ! usual. K. U Snealy. Superintendent S. S. King's Creek GrareyardL. All persons interested in King's Creek graveyard will please meet there Monday, August 14 at 8:30 a. m. to work it off. 1 Respectfully, W. C. Brown. | 1-t. DOCTOR M E T jD A U?1 vVi 11 be out of j the city on his summer vacation for j for the next ten days. Returning j about last of next week. S-4-3t. i WANTED?Ton cords dry pine wood. | Apply Ho raid an i News. ' r S-4-tf. i . | I ^ ' ^ ' MARGUERITE CLARK j IN j "HEIENE OF THE NORTH" A Paramount at the ? ARC ADF WEDNESDAY AUG. 9th \ w axwe (xl Car Wil ttravaganc< vagance in owning an au rrn tAiirinnr rcir rnmnlptft jiauv tvujLxu^ j i 'operate it, securing more tl from 7,000 to 10,000 miles p 11 you can possibly desire, iastically declaring it to be e the good appearance, tl of the seats. It doesn't tin t no extra cost includes elec man top, extra rim, etc. Ti r extra. Get acquainted wi1 Vacation Every In a Maxwell! ina Autc Newberry, S. C. i ce :roit Opera House \ PROGRAMME 1 TUESDAY, AUGUST 8th WorLJ Film Corporation Presents ,3A>? GHEY " in -MAN AND HIS ANGEL'" Equitable in 5 Acts. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST ttfc j "AJT OLD MAJftS FOLLt* j J 3 Act Knickerbocker. V *r ix _ vi.l?u. iramnu^ Jiai~?Ut:riie fltcavuw ^ THE STENOGRAPHER'S STRATEGY Kalem Comedy. THURSDAY, AUGUST IOUi a "ASHEST Jj 3 Acts Vitagraph. V Featuring Corinne (irhfith, Tack Mow er and Anne Sehaeffer ^ "HUBBY PITS ONE OVER" I Lubin Comedy. J Featuring Francis Joyner and Jnna M Daye I and rhp 11th Episode of -THE STRANGE I CASE OF MARY PAGE" IliHsU 1 glasses^' j [f you need them, we have them. P. C. JEANS & CO. '|| ewelers. Watch Makers & Opticians I P. C. Jeans, Optometrist 1 > Dr. F. C. Martin | J i; Examines Eyes, Fits Glasses | S* 1 C?? T ana /\ruricia.i t-y cs. If your eyes are giving you? ^trouble doi^t fail toconsult himT > Satisfaction Guaranteed. % ^ jj Office over Anderson's Dry| ? Goods Store. ? thout 4 j 4 tomobile if you can j ly equipped, for $595! { han twenty miles per *' ' ' 1 er set 01 tires. One hundred thouan ideal family and ie completeness, the e you even on long ' - - I A trie starrer anu ngnis, m tie car stands as you \ rh it before you buy. Dav? \ ~z. 1 1 >. v^O. 1 ^ yvouiis