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\ollm*. llil* mlttbkk 106. dewberry, a. < tuesday, december :>, 10!<>. twice a week, iui a yeab. THEY MARRY A\D YE I> MAKKlAttE KOSPERITY Prosperity, Dec. 4.?^tr. and Mrs. A. G. >?\ise have gone to Tennessee for < a:,-other car of mules and horses. i ..Mrs. L. A^Black, and her guests, <. Mesdames D. B. Groseelose and W. H. l Hiers have returned from a visit to it Mrs. Bushnell powers of Greenville. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Taylor of Bates- 1 burg have been visiting relatives here ] *7vr rhp nast week ! Miss Annie Moseley of Batesburg ] spent Thanksgiving with Miss Marie J ^ S.-;humpert. j Mrs. C. T. Yyche lias gone to Green- ] viile to visit her son, Mr. Granville i W.yche. < Mr. Vance Matthews spent part ofj; /V last week in North Carolina. i Rev. T. W. Shealy of SpringfieM, <xa., is spending a few days with his ? son, Rev. C. J. Shealy. i I Mrs. Mae Lee Ch^se of Columbia 9^ Hon C. P. Bar re of Newberry, . spent Sunday with Mrs. E. W. Werts.' j Mrs. Giazner of Easier is night op-' < erator at The Telephone Exchange, j i Miss Allie Counts, who is teaching at Clinton spent Thanksgiving with i her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. ] Counts. .Miss dounts was accompan ied home by Misses Helen and Edna ( Clayton. j Mr. Omerle Singlev of near Bates- i burg spent the week-end with his parents. J Miss Irys Perry and little Miss Wil- j j helmina 'Wise of Ridgeland are guests , ( -v._ T-Jnfol j Hon. J. P. Wise of Ridgeland spent. last Wednesday with his father, Mr. A.. G. Wise. Mrs. L. W. Harmon, Misses Sudie: Dennis and Kathleen Beal a id Mr.! R. K. Wise were in Columbia la^f week for "The Russian Ballet.'* There were two weddings of unusu-1} al interest in this community on - Thanksgiving day. ; i j ] ' ! 1 Barnes-Mills. Mr. fW. L. Mills was married to! I JMiss Nettie Barnes at the home of j t the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. j "H. Barnes at high noon. The cere-)1 many was performed by Rev. J. B. j Connellev, a cousin of the bride. A 1 most elegant dinner was served. The bride is the eldest daugi er i of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Barnes. Mr. j Mills is a graduate of Xewberry col lege and at presgnt is superintend ent of the O'Xeall school. { 0 Harmon-Bedenbaasrh. ] -v'rt'jrtov "Vficc \Tjiiid Har 1 7 J till a L MA KJ iU'v/u ? an became the bride of Mr. Chester Bedenbaugh, Rev. E. P. Taylor offi ciating. Mrs. Bedenbaugh is the youngest daughter of Mrs. Callie Har mon and is a very charming young woman. Mr. Bedenbaugh is one of our most prosperous young planters being the son of Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Beden baugh. Only a few relatives and friends witnessed the ceremony. Hftrtman-JJYingstOB. At five o'clock on Thanksgiving day Miss Marv Alice Hartman and Mr. John B. Livingston were married by Rev. C. .T. Shealv. Miss Hartman is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Berry Hartman and a ten-th-grade pupil of the Prosperity High school. T Ivirioretnn it o ro^PTlt 8TadUata ail , LJi ? lllr<ov .O ,v . ? w of the High school and is a youn^ farmer. Lorick-TYIse. Miss Jessie Lorick and Walter J. Wise were married Wednesday even ing at the home of thp bride's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Lorick, Rev. C. J. Shealy, pastor of the groom, of ficiating. Miss Lorick is a graduate of Co lumbia college and one of Prosperity's fairest danehters. Mr. Wise is the third son of Mr. A. G. Wise and is a successful young merchant, being manager of The Pros perity Hardware Co. The young cou ple have gone to Florida and on thpir return will be at .home at "The Wise Hotel." COTTON MARKET. <* <$> Newberry. <S <$> Cotton 19.r>0 <?> <? Cotton seed, per bu 1.00 <?' Prosperity. * (Cotton *. i i-.-'v - - <?> Cotton s>ed. ner bu 96 <?* Little Mountain. 4 ^ Cotton 19..SO <?> <* Cotton seed, per bu 97.50 Cliappells. Cotton 19.25 ^ <* Cotton seed, ner bu 1.01 ? <*> WW tin ire. ^ <$> Cotton 19.75 & <* Cotton seed. ner bu 1.00 Kfnards. <* Cotton 19.25 ^ ^ Cotton se^'i. ner bu 1.00 A SHrerstreet. $ <*> Cotton 19.25' Cotton seed, ner bu." 1.00 & SALES OX MONDAY OtFU'iAL AM) OTHERWISE The master sold in the following ;ases to the purchaser named: Hunter, treasurer against Ward and jtiieio, house and lot in town of Xew jerry. to .J. B. Hunter, attorney, for >5,000.00 , Bank of Prosperity -against <A. B. A'ise and others, l?-? acres 10 - *. burton for $1,360.00. Mary Alice Dominick against .Tas. ?. Cook and others. 110 acres to VV U Dominick for $2,640.00. Probate Judge Thompson of Lau rens in the case of C. I>. .Johnson igainst Mattie A. .Johnson and oth ers, the Nathan Johnson place. 270 xcres to Joh.mie Johnson for $2,400. )0. C. E. Hutchinson as executor of \tieli:.e Morgan, small house and a ot to T. A. Griffin for $225.00 One of the lots offered by Miss Joe lone-s and Mr. B. L. Jones was Did j n by them. The other at the corner j }f Johnstone and Glenn streets was I nought by W. M. Wilson for $5(>0.0<j. J The Solium pert mill place offered; hv F. R. Hunter as asent was bought }y S. J. Kohn for $1,750.00. rOFRT OF GENERAL SESSION'S GETTING ALONG WITH CASE? The court of general sessions met Monday with Judge I. W. Bowman presiding. W. F. Ewart having beer: sleeted probate judse it was neces sary to select a ne\\ foreman of the ?rand jury. Mr. J. H. Wicker was ?hosen. \ The following cases were disposed )f on Monday: Marion Bridges taking and using mimal without consent of owner, pleaded guilty and was sentenced to :hpec months. Ernest barbv, house-breaking and larceny, pleaded guilty and was sen :enced to 12 months. The case of Dave Brown, larceny of live stock was on trial yesterday af :ernoon. The Ira Burton case was set for Wednesday. A number of true bills were re timed by the grand jury. Hunter's Paradise. in nnnnanv with Mr. Joe W. EDting ive arived at Georgetown, S. C., Mon day 20th, at 10 a. m.; was met by VIr. F. T. Johnstone, aboard his swift [aunch; down Winyah Bay 12 miles to Estherville plantation, for a deer, Suck and wild turkey shooting.. At I p. m. after a sumptuous dinner up >n arrival at the fine hunting preserve of Mr. F. E. .Tolmstone. containing some 30,000 acres, with him and his guide, Mr. Williams, the 12 well j trained dogs released from their ken-j nel and in less than 10 minutes a fine leer came bounding by my compan ion, Mr. Epting. He fired a shot with out felling this monster; otb?r deer routed before sun closed the hour of .lie uav. We repaired to the hospitable horn? af Mr. .Johnstone, where Mrs. and Miss iy'nabel Johnstone greeted us, who gave us a dinner rarely sup plied by the queen of England. No need to tell your readers of how I i enjoyed the cooter soup, oysters, j roast duck, venison haunch, cran berry sauce, etc, etc. Day by day for a week we hunted ir>er, ducks and wild turkey, jump ing not less than 7 to 10 deer and more a day, ducks by the thousands. Mr. Epting soon killed a fine fat Jeer, then I followed and killed a n lovnrnv floor thpn ATl* P!n_ - vUiUC *> uai iaig,T i VAV^'O* , . ? ting killed a large wild turkey and [ might continue telling you of our sport but I must be brief. It is wonderful to me liow Mr. Johnstone can furnish a comfortable home, b?st of meals, horses, (logs, guides, etc., allowing hunters to keep all the game they kill. It is neces sary to procure a date as this fam ous preserve is crowded the entire season with sportsmen from Ohio, Pennsylvania. Wyoming and many other States. I was told a date has' been secured for Henry Ford. We! caught an o'possum in sight of our | hunting lodge with a setter dog. After a week of royal sport I am ; again ai nome uawng kuiucu o j pounds in weight, aid trust life may be spared to again "hunt at the F. E. Johnstone hunting nreserve. J. Wm. Folk. M. D. \ Death of Mr. Ansrhtrv. Air. Aaron Auglury, of the Mollohon mill, died last Tuesday of heart trou-j ble, aged 63 years, and was burie at Rosemont cemetery on Wednesu .. afternoon, service at the house by the Rev. S. P. Koon. jieniCHi :M?cieij. There will be regular meeting of the Newberry County Medical socie-> ty in Dr. Pelham's office Friday af ternoon. December 8 at- 3 o'clock. Papers by Drs. Houseal and E. H. Mo-ore. Officers for the y?ar 1917 "vill be elected at this meeting. Jno. B. Setzler. Sec. i; $ y VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT. Now for ihe Baptist convention ana ;hi istmas. The latest purchaser of a Ford toni - ng car is Mr. J. L. Keitt. Monday morning. Fire, 5:3".. Out, "?: 4(i. But the boys got there. At jr. W. E. Pelliam's. Be sure to see "Bettina Ix)ved a Soldier" at the Arcade today (Tues lay). Watch for "The Shielding Shadow' Pathe s greatest serial starting at the Arcade Saturday, December 9. Grace Darmond, Ralpli Kellard and Leoji Bary at the Arcade, December * in "The Shielding Shadow." The Bachelor Maids wily meet Wed nesday afternoon at 3:<>0 with Mrs. Barry O'Donnell. The entertainment at the Jolly street school last Friday night net the society about $45. In tin- last monthly report for th^ Lutheran Orphan Home at Salem. Va . i is this item: Mayer Sunday school. $7.44. The Calvin Crozier chapter. I". D. C.. will meet Tuesday afternoon at Lour o'clock with Mrs. R. McC. 1-Iolmes. Rev. .1. C. Smith of Chappells will preach at F. .1. Reddicks in High Point Sunday afternoon at ;; otiock and 7 p. in. Everybody is invited. Louise Lovely in "Bettina Loved a Soldier." based on Ludivoc Halevvs fiction classic L'Abbe Constantin, at the Arcade today (Tuesday). The annual bazaar of the Calendar, society of Central Methodist church last Friday night cleared about $70. jfoed -for the ladies. Cleve Waldrop paid $."> in the re-j border's court Monday morning for i exceeding the speed limit, and Mar cellus Dawkins paid for carry-; ing concealed pistol. There will be a box party at the Clayton Memorial "church on Fridaj j flight. Deoemhcr 8. beginning at 7:30.1 for the benefit of the church. Thf: j public is cord'&liy invited to attend, j /-k.. rtf o rlnith 5-, tllfi 00111- ! Ult (tUVUUUI. Wl u. i J si unity the box party which was to have been given at Hartford school [a?t Friday night hao been postponed ii- til next Friday night. It is to be for the benefit of the school. Food Poycots in Many Cities Meet With iMuch Success. Housewives Propose to Make Nationwide Move Against Prices.?Headlines in daily papers which are read with great in ter- st by many people in Newberry. There will be an entertainment at the Swilton school house next Jbriaa} j i night. December 8, at 7:30 o'clock) for the benefit of the school. There j will be a cake walk, a fish pond, con-! fetti a :d refresments. The public Is j < invited. On account of a death in the com- j munity, the box party to be had at Hartford school last Friday night, Dec. 1st, has been postponed until next Friday night, December 8. TTu public is invited. The box party and supper is to be for the benefit of the j s/?hrioL t Tuesday you will sea Gail Kane in "The Scarlet Oath-' at the Opera Urinco if vnn there acain ono ( Wednesday?which would be another good idea?you will set to see Clif ford Bruce and Dorothy Green in "The Bevil at His Elbow." Followed by Mae Murray in "The Big Sister." A report of the boys and girls can ning and corn club will appear in the Friday ishue as also a more de tailed account of the reception at the college. It will be a little late but it is impossible to handle everything and take care of the ads and, then our local man just arived from his week's vacation. Probate Judge Ewart has been busy since taking charge of his office. | Among other transactions he married I u-o colored couples from the county Saturday. Asa longshore and L 'cia da Davenport at 2:20 in the afternoon, a nl Henry Roof and Lavinia Thomas at S o'clock in the evening. The Davenport-Longshore marriage was attonded by a crowd of their friends and others. The Thomas-Roof couple came in an automobile. Mr. .T. .T. Hipp of Pomaria has jus' return-d from a visit to his son. Mr. Ins. H. Hipp of Berkley county. He had a fine trip shooting duck and oth er game nnd brought back with him a curiosity in the shape of a stick. It is twisted up just like a snake and is about two indies m oiameier mm has the appearance of hickory, but Mr. Hipp says it is not. He expects fo have the head of a snake carved on the end of the stick and then to all appearances he will have a walk : g stick of a snake. Death of Miss Olivia Bowery Miss Olivia Bowers, sister of Mr. * ' . J I. M. Rowt-rs. died on las'" jruiay ntornins: at 11 o'clock, after a linser ins: illness, at the ase of 70 years. She was buried in Roseniont ceme tery Saturday afternoon, service a' the house at 3:30. conducted by the T?ev. Frhv. Fulenwider, the follo^vinr acting a* palbearers: C. F. T.ithar H. r. Hol'oway, Hour- r^vcinynr, r v. I-oavell. Geo. R. Cromer. J. r Shealy. ! LITTLE CHILI) IS BURNED lAND DIES FROM l.VHKIEs Pomaria, Dec. 4.?About noon today .lie two-year-old little girl of Dr. and j \Irs. T. H. Wedaman was so badly I jurned that she died a few minutes! ifterward. The little girl was on the ' loor playing and the toy with whic'ii die was playing rolled in the lire j i::d in her efforts to regain her play-; Jiing her clothing caught on fire and j she was so badly burned tliat she I <ve:l only a short time. Her mother} lad stepped in the yard for a moment, i uie stricken parents have the sym pathy of their many friends in this iommunity. The burial and funerai ?riii ho had at Bethlehem Lutheran :hurch Tuesday forenoon, the service conducted by the Ri-v. S. C. Ballen ine. Death oi' 3frs J. F. l-romer. Mrs. Dnjcilla o'romer, wife of Mr. Tno. F. Cromer, died 011 Thanksgiv ing day, after a lingering illness of heart disease, at tin- age of 70 years, &n<l was buried at Ebenezer Friday afternoon, service at the church at 2:30. by the Revs. W. R. Bouknight and Edw. Fulenwider. Besides a hus band she leaves the following sons and daughters: Jeff T. and James V. Cromer, jV!rs. John Cousins, Mrs. E. H. Cousins, of Newberry. Mrs. Foy I of Saluda and Mrs.- Guy Shockley ot Clinton. ! One >egro Shoots Another. Manus Gray shot another negro through the stomach Saturday night Dn Mr. Lyles Thomas' place near May binton. Deputy Sheriff William W. Dorroh went to Maybinton Monday and arested Gray, bringing him to jail. Dr. T. H. Moore attended tiie wounded man, who has been carried 10 tne hospital in ?oiumbia in a se rious condition. "The Widfr Awake* Bible class of the Church of the Itc , deUaiefl- was beautifully eiltertainea j Aov*|emDer 28, at 4 p. xn.*' at the home of/ Mrs. E. K. Hipp. DnnArtc tL'oro rpnd v,v spcretar> ! bO ?T v? X/ . VV.V. ~ J ^ and treasurer as to work done bj ?*iass dunug the year. There nau been an average attend ance of nineteen members and six teeu visitors. Keguiar class collections amount ed 10 Collections tor orphan age $18.74. Amaunt paid for Community nurse, $14.75. Cash on interest in bank $68.00. Otner amounts on hand $11.84; mak ing a total at present of $78.84. .Matters of interest were pleasant ly discussed after which all eiijojea ueiicious coffee and cak.s. ? SOCIETY. <?> A very delightful affair of the week was the banquet given at the college Boarding Hall in compliment to the Presbyterian and Xewberrv college football teams and their sponsors. Both college colors were ver\ ! ti cally used in the decorations. A very delightful menu had been served. The members of the XetfVirry col lege club gave a reception Thursday eve.iing at Holland Hall to the faculty and students of Xewberry college and their friends. After a time spent in progressive conversation the guests were invited to Excelsior Hall where clelightful ice cream, cake and coffee were served. Thursday evening at Mayes Hall the young men gave a dance in compli ment to the Presbyterian football team and their sponsors. The grand marcji was led by Miss Agnes Hou seal and Mr. Earle Hipp, the music being furnished by Comstocks orches tra. of Columbia. The out oe townJ guests were: Misses King an 1 Glenn -i- rioavpr of Carlisle. Gra Di V HMW", ii?m of Columbia, Schumnert. of Pros-j polity. Smith of Kinards. Alor.ioy or Graniteville. Messrs. Caldwell and! Cavpleman of Columbia. Wharton ar-.d I W'afkins of Greenwood. Wuibern of Charleston. Jacobs of Texa-*. Bennet! of Laurens, members of the I'resbv terian '-olleire football team, Clentson and Carolina track team ; nd others, j 'flu-.' rhaprrones \v?re; Dr. and ?\Trs. D. J. Burns. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. V/risht, *T.. .,,,,1 mvc Wm Sehenc1.*. Mr. and Mrs. Garrot. Mr. and Mrs. 0. W. Yopre. Mr. and Mrs. Cannon Blease, Mr. and M'*? Wvar TA'o"'>-niMn nf * n.irer;^ Mr. and Mrs. Pat Scott, Mesdames McTn tosh, Mower, Purcell, Turnips?ed of > ?rk. Griffin and others. " -Mr -T. M. Ki-ard, Jr., gare an informal dance in to vii<s Marv Graham of Co lumbia. After a few hours spent in dancing a delightful salad course was Rynnm assisted in entertaining, inose present Marv Graham. Kat - Summer. Margaret and Goode Burton. Kathryri Harms. Octie Griffin and Woodie Bow AT~-<?rs. ^^nedict, ATaver. Ed^ar *^vrh. N";ok Holmes. Earle Hipp. Fra Tier irvans and Fred Becker of Co lumbia. Circulation Cat Closed S Promptly At 10 O'Clock Satv\ News Circulation Campaign Will Canvas the Votes of 1 --Prizes Will bs A x * $I. . i ^ Promptly as the cleck struck *?> , v the hour of 10 Saturday night <? J The Herald and News Circula- $> 3 tion Campaign came to a sue- ?> | J 'v cessful close. Promptly at 10 ! ? o'clock the ballot box was seal ed and delivered to Mr. W. W. <&' j ?> Cromer and Dr. J. E. Stokes, J <?> who placed it in the vault of :v { v of the National Bank. > The Judges will meet at the <?> ( office of The Herald and News <^1 at 7 o'ciock mis evening kjiuu- n- | > day) and will canvass the $ votes. It will be too late to i t> publish the final standing of * the candidates but the detail- ?s> e;l report of the judges will $; v 'v appear in our next issue. ? ( ? However, all prizes and cash * *> awards will be delivered to * candidates at once. Checks <5"; 1 <?> will* be mailed to those who ,} ^ are entitled to the-cash awards, as soon as the checks can be : * mailed out. ^ , * <$> ^ j -J HONOR ROLL OF 1 NEWBERRY CITY SCHOOLS 1 b j Higrii School. J Grade X?Xance Fox, Fred Hayes.1 Emily Hoof, Anna Kennerly, Lavinia Kinard. Roberta Mann, Marie Sease. I " Grade IX?Vera Derrick. Abbie Gaillard, Edwin Setzler, May Tarrant,' * Marguerite Werts. Susie Wilson. , , Grade VIII?Clark Floyd, Annfe ^ Hunt- r, Mary Suber. Mary Jones. Jame j Paysinger, Fredna Schumpert. j Foundarv Street School. Grade VII? Emmie Burns.. Ella Ar-.V/O TTlwuhoth K in - LHM1U, iViauci ard, Elizabeth Mims, Eva Robertson. Marie Schumpert,.Edna Stilwell. Mil dred Werts, Elizabeth Wright. .Tohn Chappell, Edward Epting. Alton Free man, Everett Hipp, Oscar Kinard, Henry Lominick, Robert Xofris. Le gare Tarrant. B. F. Tompkins, James Wallace. Grade VI?Wright Cannon. Maude Hamilton, Buford Cromer, Margaret Kinard, T. M. Smith. Martha Lathan, Garland Taylor. Willie Culbertson, John Epps, John Schumpert. Grade V?Katherine Kinard. Pauline Boozer, George Fulenwider, Mildred Livingston, Annie Comelley. Phillip V. rOlvN "11, DVl tic x*m?j ton, Samuel Matthews, Clarence Pad- j - gett. - j Grade IV?Elizabeth McFall, Henry J Adams, James Boylston, George Mar- ' tin, Sarah Pitts, Paul Anderson, Caro- 1 ljn Tarrant. Coke 'Dickert, Irene c Hamilton. 1 Grade , TI J?-Nannie Boozer. Mary * Hipp, Sudie Dickert, Pauline Klettner, 11 .Minnie Morris, Kate Bullock, Edward r Schumpert, J. D. Hornsbv. J. C. Suber, 1 Marcus Caldwell, Harry Summer, 2 Pro nlr AHamfi. ^ Gl?adje II?Rosa Tarrant. Da\id 9 _ i . rr i T A^/v 11 <?rWf* wens, ivan l^unc,, oimum ?. ~r, I)elle McFall, Summer Wise. E<iith! * Dorrity, J. D. Butler, Mary Chandler, i Lula Werts, Elizabeth Zeigler, Olive j Burns, Clara Davis, Eugene Smith, j Grade I?Sarah Cromer Sanford i - Epps. Rcok Kinard. William Summer, | - Ralph Vaughn. Albert McCaughrin.j - Francis Martin. Martha Ellisor, Eve- j < lyn Burns. rassie Kils;ore. Roberta i - n'rkert, Jessie Diekert, E. R. Fel- ( lers . Speers Street School. 1 vir?TTari Chandler. Harold \jri anc- ? i i??4 Hipp, Flemmer Jones, Blanche Sale. \ - \TnSu-qin. Fred Thomas, J < Edith Wilson. Welch Wilbur. Grade VI?Gerald Baker, Colie Blease. Fred Bodie. Lillie Cromer, lames Derrick. William Eddy. Eliza Harms. Leona Livingston. Cortez San beth Livingston, Cortez Sanders, dcrs, George Sanders, Hubert Setzler. Caroline Weeks, Griffin Williams. Toxelle Wright. Grade V*?Bennetta Buzhardt, Mar garet Farrow, .T. W. Earhardt, Mar-i guerite Digby, Lelta Chappell, Gladys j - Havird, Edna Sanders. Rozalee Hodgej ] Jenette Harmon, .Tuanita Hill. Severn^; ] Mildred Perry. Lawrence Spearman. Ora Caldwell. .Tames No-: 2 bles. Grade IV?Mildred Spearman, , -no rwrop KflRp Player. Tyler Robin- i son. Lorraine Monts, Sadie Jones. Ed na Jacobs, Lewis Lurey. Estelle Whit-' .1 ' ^ker, Leion Tavlor, Harmon Living- t ston, Travis Melton. 15us?ene Harmon 2 Trade III?Willie Hoi son back. Ruby William. Ernestine - Melton. Mildred < 'o^es, Gladys Williams, Earl Turner. ,3 i npaign aturday Night rday Night The Herald and . ^ Came to a Close--Judge#* *nnYk /"*7*n.nr'orA^ warded at Once. Thomas Spearman, Thelma Bowles, Joliu SWittenberg, Myrtle Shealy. Grade II?jLeroy Anderson, Deronda Vlilam, Jaunita Hodge, Buford Hum- ""f ;>hries, Voigt Taylor, Hendrix Monts, Ida Wilson. Grade 1?Katherine S wittenberg, Catherine Riser, Haskell Kibler, Ju lia Weeks, Florence Kibler, Rut* Leavell, Ellerbe Pelham, Kathleen' Gilliam, Lillit Humphries, Tfconuwi Chalmers, Harriet Harrell, Ruby B<s lenbaugh. v West End School. Grade IV?James Lindsay. Arthur 31enn, Gladys Carter. Pauline Corley, \Iattie Longshore. Annie Shealy, Vlarie Rister, Prestelle Stewart. Grade III?Lillie Kinard, Brunelle ?arter, Mamie, Gentry, Beatrice Bell, 'laudia Hiller, Gladys Bowen, Walter rulmer. James Fulmer, Hiram Frank in, Blair Willingnam. Malcolm Smitk, ?val Culbertson. Aaron Leopard, Al in Franklin, W. D. Shealy. Grade II?D. P. Ward, TbomML 3ause. Clarence Watson. Verno* Joukuight, Connie Wesson. Blancke loncs, Iola Franklin, Sallie Watsoa, oe uopeiarci. Grade 1?Lena .Watson, Pauline Coon, Ruth Ogden, Cora Rister, Vera Turner, Ruby Haselden, Thelma iVooiey. Mollolion School. - Grade IV? Kathleen Powell, He!?* Jruber, Annie Tobias. Grade II?Gussie Blease.' Bertha, 'ones, Dewey Golden. Grade II?Pearle Sessoms,. Margar :t McCutchen, Viola Gruber, Leland ft'ood. Leora Martin, Hugh Brown, Uaria Powell, Grace Green. Leon ?mith. Pearle Smith. Annie Perkins, Robert Kay. Cromer-McSwain. \ Mr. W. A. McSwaiu slipped away rom Newberry very quietly Monday norning without telling The Observer vhere he was going or what for; but The Observer had its suspicions, ;vhieh proved to be true. Mr. Me 5wain will return this happy Thanks giving morning, and h^, will not come done. He was married Wednesday norning at eight o'clock in Bristol, Virginia, to Miss Drucie Cromer, a. 'ormer N\ wberrian, born and reared >ere, the handsome and ^complisI*4 laughter of Mr. Charlton Cromer of >omer township. Her .numerous 'riends will be delighted to welcomy ler back to old Newberry, and Mr. VlcSwain's numerous frienas win ex end him very hearty congratulations. ?The Observer, Nov. 30. Mr. McSwain is secretary of The Herald and News company and he lidnft tell us about it either, an* leither did he get our permission to lo anything like this, but then we wish :im and his mighty well also and we hink it was the business of only the wo of them and they had no occasion o obtain the permission of any but hemselves. We too take pleasure in idding our welcome to Mrs. McSwain >ack to her old home. This is just he old story, they may wander an3 hey may roam the wide world o'er >ut finally they come back home. Meteorological Record. November. 1918, Monthly Summary. Temperature. Jean Maximum 66.8 Jean Minimum 39.8 Jean 53.3 Maximum 81; date. 5th Jinimum 21; date 16 and 26th Greatest daily range 41 Precipitation. Total 79 inches. Greatest in 24 hours. .56; date 25. number of days with .01 or more pre cipitation 4. Clear. 15; Fair, 7; Cloudy. 8. Killing frost, 16, 17, 18. 19, 20, 21, !5, 26. 27. Respectfully, W. U. reierami, C. O. FEDERAL FARM LOAN ASSOCIATION TO MEET The Newberry Federal Farm Lean - ^oin^'or. will meet in the "court ions'* Thursday. December the 7th at .0:30 a. m. All members will please be present it the appointed hour. W. C. Brown. Secretary. Death of Mrs. "Franklin. Mrs. r.ouise Franklin, wife of Mr. " T~*?? i-i;? nf tim Vowhprrv cot i "icii'ri'ii. wi mv on. TO.ty?, died last Wednesday After in illness of heart trouble, a^d fi? ^ars. and was buried at Colon r "jhureh. TT,*5*jIvf?sr!vii)2r day. c<*rvirv? it .0:30 h:- the Rev. L. P. Bo!a:.d.