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i . TOirME LIV, XCHBKB 41, I A Immentement begins / { AT >E>v?erri COLLEGE S ~ s^irst Exercises on Saturday Evening. Baccalaureate Sermon Sunday Morning:. The sophomore contest in declama tion will start the exercises of com mencement week Saturday night i 1 Holland Hall at 8:30 o'clock. Ei?" sophomores will compete for the t<#> tiful medal provided by the Excelsior and Phrenakosmian Literary societies. The services Sundty will be held as usual in the opera house. In the morning the baccalaureate sermon will be preached by the Rev. F. G. Gotwald, editor of the Lutheran Church .'Work and Observer, of York, Pa. The sen ior class will proceed from the cam pus to the opera house sunaay mux u ing in cap and gown, accompanied by the faculty. Sunday evening the services will be in charge of the college Y. M. . A. and the address will be made by the Rev. V. Y. Boozer of Leesville, S. C., of the class of 1891. Class day exercises will be held as usual Monday morning at 10:30 o'clock on the campus by the senior class. Interesting features will mark the program. Mr. O. B. Mayer, Jr., president of the class, will preside. The annual meeting of the board oi trustees will take place in Holland hall Monday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock It is expected that practically all oi the 22 trustees will attend. At the opera house Monday night six members of the junior class will contest for the Kinard medal in ora tory. ine comesi ucgms at o'clock. The medal is given by twc winners of this medal in former years the brothers, the Rev. M. M. Kinarc and the Rev. James D. Kinard. Tuesday morning at 10:30 o'cloci the alumni of the college meet. Th president, B. V. Chapman, Esqv is looking forward to a large and en thusiastic meeting. Prof. Monts o Cochran, Ga., of the class of 1893, wil * make the annual address. He is s fine speaker. ' Tuesday night the college and com munity will have the pleasure of hear ing (President John E. White of An derson college in the literary addres: at the opera house at 8:30 o'clock. The graduating and closing exercis es will be held on Wednesday morninf in the opera house at 10:30 o'clocli with the granting of diplomas and an nouncement of honors and degrees. Offerings will be taken at both ser . vices on Sunday as usual. This h necessary to defray the expenses o the work. Examinations close on Saturday o this week and a great many student! will leave at once- for home, in vie* of conditons created by the war. - Nine young men of the senior clas: are serving the colors and others ar< at home preparing t*- enlist. A larg< number will not be present Wednes day to receive their diplomas in per son. The military company has disband ed for the session. But the colleg< , will provide training in military tac tics next year for the students. Commencement is a communitj event and the college and town usual lv cooperate in an admirable manne: to make tlie sojourn of the visitor: present. The seniors of the present year hav< taken life insurance in favor of th< college to the amdtat of over $2,000 This is a senior custom at Newberry Each takes out a poncy ivr <nvu ? mature in ten years. A class reunioi is planned for the tenth year to de cide the way in;whicVi the money shal be used for the college. A reception will be held in honoi of the seniors Friday night at th( home of President and Mrs. Harms. The people of Newberry and th< surrounding country need no invita tion to the exercises of commencemeni week. All are always welcome to en - ?- />/>AO0iAn JU V 111C UVV/0>^1VU? The Newberrian has just come fron the press. It is the best annual evei issued at Newberry. Mr. O. B. Mayer Jr., is the editor in chief, and he hac with him a corps of able assistants ir his class. Dr. Gotwald, who preaches the bac calaureate sermon Sunday, is the sor of the Rev. F. A. Gotwald, deceased who preached the baccalaureate ser mon to the class of 18-SO, 37 years ago The members of the class of 1S8C were: Col. Elbert H. Aull, the Rev A. J. Bowers, D. D., John B. JoneS Esq. (deceased), the Rev. M. 0. J Kreps, D. D., Burr James Ramagt Esq. (deceased), the Rev. B. B. Raifl: age, the Rev. J. W. S. Sheppard. Card of Thanks. I take this means of attempting tc express our gratitude to our dear friends and neighbors for their loving kindness and tokens of sympathy in the illness and death of my beloved wife, Etta. May He who blessed the giving of a cup of water in His nam? reward you with His choicest bless ings is the prayer of B. L. Dorrity. Newberry, S. C., May 31, 1917. Mr. Gerard says its going to be a Tiard fight for Unc3? Sam. But it's going to be a still harder one foi (Cn<;le Sam's enemies. ! FINE CLOSING EXJERCISEvS >E>VBERK? CITY SCHOOLS | On Tuesday night the closing exer I c-ises of the high school were held a1 I f Vv Anoro hnncD in tVi n nroconf'o nf c UllU a iJLV/UOV 111 Jc^ v'J vU v v VI b large audience. "After the invocatior by the Rev. Mr. Fulenwider, Dr. Kin ard, the superintendent, introduced the speader of the evening, Prof Henry C. Davis of the University ol ^outli Carolina. Prof. Davis spoke in terestingly of the present world condi . tions. After a song by the class Mr. Mc Swain, chairman of the board of trus tees, thanked the people for the confi 1. dence they had shown in the board b] the Dasasze of the 2 mills additiona levy. He referred to the fact that z teacher of domestic science had beei ' employed for full time in the higt , school and also for an additiona i: month in the summer for the benefit 1 of the ladies of the city. This is i step in the direction of making th< ! schools serve all the '.jeople. An lltl ' grade will be added at the high schoo , and business courses will be intro | duced. A new teacher has been add ed to the force at the Boundary Stree . school, one at Speers Street and Wes End, and two at the Hoge scnooi. i Diplomas were then presented by th< ! superintendent to Annie Dunstan I Pauline Fant, Xancy Fox, Fred Hayes . Emily Hoof, Frances Houseal, Anns : Kennerly, Lavinia Kinard, Bessi< Lake, Roberta Mann, Louise Melton i Ruth Schumpert, -Marie Sease. Mar i guerite Spearman and May Wheeler. J Certificates were presented t< Gladys Bouknight, Mary Frances Can * non, Sara Davis, Herman Halfacre j Minnie L,urey and Joei werts. j The following medals and prizei - were presented: A. medal offered bj j Mr. O. Klettner to the first hono: j graduate was presented to Emil: . Hoof; a set of photographs offeret [ by 0. & T. E. Salter was won by Ro [ berta Mann. The I. H. Hunt meda L offered to the pupil of the tenth grad< i who made the highest average in his . tory was presented by Senator Alai . Johnstone to Roberta -Mann. A $i . gold piece, offered by Mr. M. L. Spear ; man to the pupil of the high schoo i who made the highest average ii .! mathematics was i/on by Annie Hun r ter. The medal offered by Mr. Join [ M. Kinard to the best drilled cade . was won by Aubrey Tilley. For ex I rpllencp in soholarshin in the sevent! J grade of the Boundary Street schoo! . the J. L. Keitt medal was won b, f John Chappell, and for excellence ii scholarship in the seventh grade o the Speers Street school, the P. C ', Jeans medal was won bv Harold Hipj j j The benediction was pronounced b j the Rev. Mr. Dibble. Delightful mil 3' sic was furnished by Miss Burton, Mi I' Hipp and Mr. Salter. ? The graduating class of the hig school held their class day exercise _ on the back campus of the high schoc last Mondav afternoon. The firs event was the competitive drill fo j the best drilled cadet in the companj _ After the drill the girls of the tent ; and ninth grades came on the campu 1 with a rose chain, and went throug! 7 several beautiful evolutions. After th drill the girls, seated on the grass an r surrounded by a large circle o 3 friends, entertained their friends an ! themselves by a highly interestin, * program. ? v '| Following a few words of welcom by Lavinia Kinard. the president o * the class, the class history was rea< l j by Frances Houseal. Next came th _! class poem by Mary Frances Cannon . +>??? npAnTiofv Kr MarPiKiritP StlPflrman and the will by Annie Dunstan. ' As their parting gift the class pre ?| sented to the high school a flag, whicl i was received by Mr. Prior, the prin 5 cipal. -1 Music for the occasion was furnish tj ed by Miss Margaret Burton, Mr. Ear -| Hipp and Mr. Salter. "j <8> 4 i <s> REGISTRATION CLERKS. < ,;* 1 I6>6><$><fc<$>?><&<?><?><i><?><?><?><?>^^^ ] The following men have been ap i pointed to assist in the work of pre ,; paring the registration rolls of New I berry county and are notified to mee .! at the court house on the afternooi ?' of June 7, 1917, at 4 o'clock to begi] .1 work. It is tlie purpose of tne registration board to complete this work at thi earliest possible moment. W. W. Cromer, clerk. W. A. McSwain. W. T. Brown. R. L. Tarrant. R. M. Lominack. T. K. Johnstone. B. A. Dominick. C. C. Schumpert. I. B. Mann. T. E. Hipp. fW. O. Wilsoa. T. R. Summer. R. D. Wright. J. N. McCaughrin. S. J. Derrick. Chairmas. Jno. C. Goggans, W. P. Ewart, Board of Registration, Newberry Co. W. w. Cromer, Clerk. To The People of What will you do for the LU All must pay. Shall we pay the pay it to Germany? It must be < exempted from fighting, but a America's cause, is your your c easy and profitless. Be a "doe America is a*Take! Let Newb: ican citizen is in a death grapp prime guarantee against nation; uniform! Back up the Soldier ghastly defeat! BUY-LIBERTY-J ' COMMITTEES APPOINTED FOR EACH TOW>'SHU The following committees from eacl of the townships have been appoints i^ t < .+,. 1/-vo i nrmmitfpp of \pw I berry county to assist them in inter | esting the people in their township t< , subscribe for the Liberty bonds. The; j are earnestly requested to meet wit! the county com! iitte? in the cour I house on Saturday, June 2, at 11:3 a. m.: >"o. 1 Township. \ John M. ivmara. C. E. Summer. I. H. Hunt. Thomas K. Johnstone. No. 2 Township. Dr. W. 0. Brown. Thomas W. Keitt. George S. Ruff. ?fo. 3 Township. >W. D. Rutherford. T. W. Henderson. J. L. Thomas. 3fo. 4 Township. The committee at Whitmire heade by H. . Leaman, chairman. C. M. Folk. Charlton C. Cromer. T. E. Chandler. No. 5 Township. Dr. Thomas H. Pope. S. B. Hearts. Edgar Long. No. 6 Township. Ben Y. Abrams. J. W. Wilson. J. E. Senn. No. 7 Township. E, L. Cook. A. P. Coleman. . Dr w .T. Hollowar. .Jr. THE CHIIFPELL8 SCHOOL HAS SUCCESSFUL TE> ^ Special to The Herald and News. 11 Chappells. May 31.?The Chappell school closed a successful year unde , i the pilotage of Misses Lizzie Nee ! Janet Boone and Catherine Garlingto j on May 25. The closing exercise (j; opened with a pleasing recital at th gi school building Friday evening i | which Miss Garlington's pupils c I Chappells and Newberry participate< e| Newberry was represented by the fo! v lowing:: Helen Halfacre, Pauline B002 er. Lula Mae Fellers, Carolyn Tarran May Tarrant, Lucile Lathan. The 1c cal participants were: Louise Dom nick, Emma Summer. Beatrice Martii Emma Smith, Rhoda Dominick, Ma mie Hollo way. Elise Dominick, Mr: A P. Coleman. Misses Mary Keith an Eunice Martin also contributed to th evening's program. Mention shoul also be made of the patriotic chorus "The Good Old U. S. A.," that wa sung by the Chappells school. Quit a number of Newberrians came ove in cars to attend the recital. Sunday morning at 11 o'clock th commencement sermon was preache by Dr. R L. Robinson, president c Due West Woman's college. Mr. R. Irwin led the devotional and intrc " 1 x 1? tt*V>rv nrsapfl a uucea me spcan.ci, nuu _ able sermon, dealing with an inciden from the career of Elisha. Dr. Robinson was also prevailed up on to preach that evening at Salud church, delivering a forceful sermo to an appreciative congregation. On Monday evening at 8:30 o'cloe the concluding exercise' was held, em bracing the following program: Opening prayer. 'Garden or Dreams, ijinuoiu, ^uun; Martin. * ' __ Address by Prof. Tames C. Kinarc This was very ?ood indeed, instillin the loftiest ideals. "May Has Come," Whitman, Mar Keith. 'Presentation of ceruncates xo ua j Coleman. Rhoda Dominick, Carradin [ Boyd, William Webb, graduates. Mi | Neal W. Workman, was scheduled to j this part, but was called away on urg I Far huslrspss at th?. "nth hour and th : ? *--- -1 -1 -4.J1 TT f p^sTur jjiji.veu uLiuijr mau. j also presented a. cash prize to Mis i Nina Keith on behalf of the pxincipa' i Miss Neel. for the best attendance rec oM. and then on behalf of the trus j tees. Dr. W. O. Holloway, Messrs. A ** Coleman and J. B. Scurrry. tender ed an expression of their cordial es : Newberry County 3ERTY LOAN? Some will fight. : price iu uuiacivcs uuw, ui iuici :>ne or the other. Yon may be ire not exempted from service. >wu individual cause. Talking is r. =rry do her part! Every Amer Ip Th* TJRERTY LOAN is the il disaster. Put your Dollar in at the front! insure against ?/\\rr\p Trk n * vi 5U1NU3-I I: No. 8 Township. C. L. Leitzsey. A. P. Werts. H. 0. Long. >"o. 9 Township. W. W. Wheeler. T. A. Dominick. J. D. Quattlebaum. \o. 10 Township. W. A. Counts. X 5 ur. ?j. l. riimci. 0 i W. B. Boinest. >'o. 11 Township. Dr. -E. 0. Hentz. j Hayne Folk. ! J. L. Crooks. It is earnestly requested that the township committees arrange to have a great rally on June 5th at each reg istration precinct in the township. If possible, have public speaking. John M. Kinard. C. E. Summer, T. K. Johnstone. I. H. Hunt. H. C. Leaman. W. A. Counts. Z. T. Pinner. W. W. Wheeler. E. L. Cook. ? t. ^ The committee requests that all 3> stores and all places of busi- 3> ness and all banks in the county close on Tuesday, June 5, from 11 o'clock in tlie forenoon <?> until 3 o'clock in the afternoon, <$> and that the time be devoted to $> ^ +Vi rt no mno i crn' fnr th f? Sfllp of the v V.CA AAA V**w Liberty loan bonds and to arous- $ <S> ing the patriotic spirit. ^ <t> $ * teem and high appreciation to Misses n ? ? J Dnnnn n-lin HacnitO tTl PI P ?\tjei auu jjuuhc, n?u, earnest solictations, will not return. These young women have not only magnified their own office while here, j but have entered heartily into every ! good word and work that made for |.community progress. , Bowman Adams, Braxton "Watkins and North Pitts acted as ushers at all of the exercises. DYNAMITE STRUCK fHmn l ** OTTA\ri?T l~| 151 iSlXAJI anv?ti< I _ i Three Men Hnrt, One Seriously, at H Poinaria From Explosion in l" Gravel Pit. l, ___ g While the men were at work at ^ Koon's gravel pit, two miles this side e i of Pomaria Wednesday morning at ^ | 10 o'clock, the stSam shovel struck , a stick of dynamite in the earth and g'j caused a terrific explosion. Three AI men, all white, were hurt. V. P. rj Davis, cranemaii. bad his sKuil trac | tared and suffered other injuries; L. i 0. Pollock and W. E. Koon suffered painful bruises but their injuries ap pear to be entirely external and not regarded as serious. Mr. Davis was taken to Columbia on passenger train Xo. 18, passing iPomaria about 1 o'clock and was carried to a hospital for an operation. For months the Southern has been getting gravel or ballast out of this pit and sending a( trainload every day or so to the main i line by way of Greenville. A train of j j 30 cars loaded with it went by here today. I The State or 'lnursaay m. J Davis' condition was very encourag ing. ?iews Item. After a month of hard training at Fort Scriven, Julian ;W. White, a New berry boy, leaves for Chicamauga Park Wednesday, where he will pursue his training in the regular army as a pri vate. rrl s\f VflirKnrrv alfifl wimani i. may ci \jl ^ w * j still remains in Fort Scriven. Wliy not more Newberry boys in the regular army instead of the mi litia? A Friend. Fort Scriven, Ga., May 29, 1917. Meeting of I>. A. IHekert Chapter. The "D. A. Dickert chapter will meet with Miss Sue Ella Peterson Saturday, i June 2, at 5 o'clock. I Louise Perry. Pres. ; Alliene Dunn, Sec. ! \ COMMENCEMENT 7 EEK AT ! ( PROSPERITY HIGH SCHOOL i Special to The Herald and News. 1 Prosperity, May 31.?This has been commencement week at Prosperity! and everything else has been subor-j dinated and all our attention and de-j votion given to the young people who; are finishing another school year. The first exercise in connection with! the program was the contest for the declairaer's medal which is offered1 every year by Mr. I. H. Hunt of New-j bery. There were only three boys j who entered the contest this year, j though it is open to all of the pupils! of the high school. Prayer was of fered by the Rev. J. B. Harmon and P "\ K rs. A v r P nrl Ar? ViO n orVl riUl. iTlUVU* ijgucnuaub" pxvo*uvu. i The three contestants spoke in the| following order: "The Speech I Would Make If I ,, Were a Newberry County Candidate/' Olin Long. "Why Scheffer Did Not Play,'' Mow er Singley. "Old Renedint Arnold." Bovce Mills. The committee to decide was com posed of the Rev. J. ?W. Carson, Mr. T. E. Wicker and Col. E. H. Aull. Mr. Aull announced the decision of the judges and presented the medal to Ml. Boyce Mills. Dr. G! Y. Hunter, in behalf of the William Lester chapter, /U. D. C., pre sented the prize offered by ihe chap ter to Miss Jo Langford. The reading contest by the girls of the high school was held on Wednes day night. The following program was carried out: "The Bible Legion of the Wissa-' hion," Miss Ruby Mae Merchant. "Her First Appearance," Miss An nie Ward. "The Famine/' Miss Ellen Wheeler.! "Flying Jim's Last Leap/' Miss Ber-! tie Saner. "The Shadow of the Guillotine, Miss ; Lottie Mills. j The prize in this contest was won; ! by Miss Annie "W^ard. i Excellent music was furbished on| both occasions by the local talent. The following is the program of the | music recital to be given by the pu-: ! pils of the high school, Mrs. J.j Frank Browne, teacher, Friday, June j 1, 1917: ! Ona TtoTion wralt* "P^ctal^Ta piano 1, Helen Mathis, Elizabeth Prowne; piano 2, Pearl Wheeler, Nan nie Lee Young. Sunbeam Caprice, Mrs. Virgil, Alize Mills. __ Happy Little Soldier, Mrs. Virgil,' Rosalvn Miller. Forget-Me-Not, A. Macbeth, Myra! Hunter. March Petite, Mrs. Virgil, Itx Cousins. Quartette (from Rigoletto), Verdi, Ellen Wheeler. | Duet, By Moonlight, Martaine, Isa j belle Hawkins, Louise Lester. Warbling at Eve, B. Richard, Nellie: ' Wise. Sextette, Hazel March, Lerman, pia- j no 1, Sarah Amick, Lucile Maffett, Mary R. Harmon; piano 2, Ruth 'Wil son, Lizzie Livingston, V^era Taylor. "Go Tell Aunt Sallie/' H. Lamb, Walter Stockman. j "Carmen," March, G. Bizet, Pearl ' Wheeler. Chorus, "Wake Up America," Glo-j , gan. j Fairy Dance, D. Slater, Helen j Math is. I ! . Improvisation, Mrs. Virgil, Lilaj Dominick. i Sextette, Lncia-di Lamermoore, Don izetti, piano 1, Ellen Wheeler; piano ; 2, Cleo and Anna Julia Harmon. I T a Timhnn n'n \TQ r T7"i/">o nc. jjg l aUiUVUi X Vl-iiV, 41U1 ? AVV wuu~ i ins. ' Dancing Dew Drops, Mrs. Virgil, tfary Ruth Harmon. Lat Waltz, C. Weber. Lucile Maffett. J ; Duet, Blow Bugles, Bachman, 'Wal , ter Stockman. Everton Hartman. i A1 Fresto, Rathbum, 'Ethel Shealy. | Little Boy Blue, Musical Recitation, i i Ruth Hunter. ^oiaiers iviarcn, L^ange, rtuta wnsou. i June Roses, C. Spaulding, Lottie ! Mills. i Gaiety Polka, Bigbee, Ila Mae Ooue ! ins. 1 May Dance, Mrs. Virgil, Mamie Liv ingston. j Song, "Keep the Home Fires Burn j ing," Novello, by o4ass. | Oberon Fantasy, C. Weber, Anna i Julia Harmon. Duet, In Good Humor, G. Martaine, Vixie and Dorris Rauch. March Patriotic, G. Spaulding, Vera Taylor. j Sextette, Concert Polka, .Lansing, I piano 1, Alize Mills, Lila Dominick, : Lottie Mills; piano 2, Cleo Harmon, Powia Qaocc XTo Pntieins | *v cu i xiui ? iw vvuuino. La Zinzana, -C. Bohm, Mamie Lee t Merchant. Frolic of the Frogs, Watson, Isabelle i Hawkins. The Little Dancer, Streahbog, Mattie ! Mae Mills. | Song, "Tit for Tat," Hen Pontet, i Mrs. George W. Harmon, Rosalyn | Miller. E^erton Hartman. j Torchlight Mareh, Arnold, Sarah I Amick. Humoreske, Ant Dvorak, Louise | Bedenhaugh. | The College Boys Dream, i>pauia i ing. Carrie Sease. j Trio, Missere (II Trovatore), Verdi, ; piano 1, Anna Jnlia Harmon; pdano 2, Mamie T.-ivingston, Mrs. Browne, j Fashion Caprice, Keiser, Ruth Stocfc i man. i Song. "Mamy's Little Coal Black COMMENCEMENT AT LITTLE MOUNTAIN HIGH SCHOOL rhe Rcy. H. /A. McCullough of Colon* bia to Preach the Baccalaureate Sermon, The Little Mountain high school will ilose Friday, June 1, and commence nent will heein Sundav. June 3. Th? ?ev. H. A. McCullough, pastor of St Paul's Lutheran church in Columbia, will preach the baccalaureate sermoa md President P. E. Monroe of Sum nerland college will deliver the liter ary address at the closing exercise* m Monday night. The program for Monday night is as follows: Salutatory, Miss Bessie Stockmaa. Reading, Mjss Maude Eptiag. Declamation, Mr. Homer Lindler. Address, the Rev. P. E. Monroe. Awarding of diplomas and medals by the principal. Valedictory, Miss Virginia Wessia ger. The members of the graduating class are: Misses Maude Epting, Bes sie Stockman, Annie Lee Huffman^ Virginia Wessinger, Camilla iWessin ger, Gertie Miller and Messrs. Homer Lindler. Ralph Shealy, Lester Huff man and Marvin Chapman. The first honor of the class has bees; awarded to Miss Virginia Wessinger and second honor to Miss Bessia Stockman. Miss Garlington's music class will give a recital on Friday ni^ht, June lt at 8:30 o'clock. The program is as follows: Pink Domino, Renard, Owens Counts. (a) March, Brounoff, (b) Over the CunAoh'nft CVi oolv OtJtf., Seville, JDl UCOIIUC uiivaiji (a) Waltz, Willy, (b) Through Fiel4 and Forest, Vogel, Louise Derrick. (a) Garden of Dream. Lincoln, (*)' Fairy Song, Franz. Estelle Wheeler. Dnet, March, von Blom, Ada Brady and Thelma Derrick. (a) In this Country. Virgil, (b) Hap py Farmer, Schumann, Horace Eptiag, (a) The Shepherd Boy, Wil3on, (b)! The Piper's Song, Virgil, Virgil Long. Chorus, "The Good Old fU. S. A.," Maude Epting, Luetta iWheeler, Annie .L/66 ttUKman, Dt?S3ie Oiv^n-uiau, vrci tie Miller, Raymond Shealy, Homer Lindler, Tally Shealy, Carroll Derrick, Horace Epting. Trio, Valse, Streabbog, Estell? Wheeler, Owens Counts and Ernestine Shealy. WhispgWngs of Love, Kinkle, Thel ma Derrick, Duet. La Chasse aux Gazells, roa Blom, Carroll Derrick. and Horace Epting. (a) Absent, Metcalf, (b) Mighty Lak a Rose. Nevin, Homer Lindler. rhipt Waltz. Gounod, Ada Brady and Luetta Wheeler. Sounds From the Ringing Roeka, Walters, Carroll Derrick. Trio, A May Day. Rathbun, Virsril Long. Luetta Wheeler and CarroH Derrick. (a) Memories of the Dance, Linn, (bl Chapel in the Mountains, Wilson, Ada Brady. (a) Dance Eccossaise. Baker, (b) T.ovp T^eams. Brown. Luetta Wheeler, (a) To Spring. Grieg, (b) Valse. <Ca price. Newland, Minnie Lee Shealy. Trio, Minuet, Mozart, Luetta Wheel er, Catherine Garlhigton and Ada Brady. The public is cordially invited to at tend all exercises. P.ose. Rebecca Harmon. Sextette, Autumn Days, Lindsay, piano 1, Huth Stockman, Louise Bed enbaugh, Myra Hunter; piano 2, Ethel Rebecca Harmon, Mamls L. Merchant. Jolly Darkies, Bechter, Nannie Lea Young. Serenade. Schubert, Frank E. Schum pert. Dixie Land, Steinheimer, Evertoa Hartman. Quartette, Spring Breezes. Oalvini, piano 1, Ruth Hunter, Frank B. Schumpert; piano 2, Ellen Wheeler, Nellie Wise. Song, by school, "Columbia, the Gem nf the Or:ean." Mrs. Quattlebaum, <ii reotress. To Locate 1b Jfewberry. By reference to our advertising col urns it "will be seen that Dr. I. 9. Crimm will be permanently located in Newberry hereafter, as he has de cided to make this city his home. Dr. Crimm wants to buy or rent a six room modern bungalow, -which he would like to possess by the 15th of September. He will be at his office for the next two weeks, going thence to fill one of his appointments, as h? will continue to leave his quarters here from time to time to make pro fessional visits to various jplaces on his list of appointments. Dr. Crimm did not have his home burned in the great Atlanta fire, but lost some of his other property in the city, without insurance. The many patrons of Dr. Crimm will be glad that he has deci ded to locate in Newberry. Oari of Thanks. We wish to extend our most heart felt thanks to onr neishbors and many friends "for their kindness during the illness and death of our dear beloved wife and mother and especially to our good physician, "Dr. Bedenbaugh. May the good Lord bless them,all._^ George Vaughn and Family.