The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, September 21, 1917, Page EIGHT, Image 8
PCKLLY PEKSOML
Mcem^Dts of m*ny People, Sew |
fcerrians, and Those Who Visit
Sewberry.
2VIiss Marjjrie Martin of Silvers:re3t
leaves Tuesday the 18th for Green
*ni]o* tn attend G. W. College.
Miss Mayme i?tvvittenberg the ?erficient
principal of dio I-inle Moun
tain high school goes to LU-ie .Mountain
today to make arrangements fo
the openirg^of the school next Mon
day.
Mrs. S. J. McCaughrin of Birmingham,
Ala., is visiting her sister Mi.c<
Lois Fant and other relatives in Nev.Derry.
Mrs. S E. Broalis has returned
f"nm a vir.it to relatives and friends
at Batesburg.
Mr. Joe Long who taught the Pine
Woods school the past session he 3
gone 1c Lone Star in Orangebuig
county and is principal of the schoo
there. Mr. Long is a graduate of Newberry
college and is a very success
^ ful teacher. j
Mfss Bessie Lake has gone to Olar
where she will teach in the Iilgti 1
school the present session. j
Mr. Nat Gist left Monday ror "Wofford
college.
n t. 'Rnhin<?nn and children
:uio. u.
LaA'e returned to Newberry where
they will make their home ror awnrie. !
Captain Guy Brown of the U. S.
A who has recently been transferrer
to *Oamp Jackson is spending a s:n;rt
* vacrtion in Newberry before taking
up his duties at Camp Jackson. He
is looking fine.
.Mrs. T. S. Lefler has returned fr^n;
p, visit to relatives at Concord, N. C.
(Miss Ruth Payne cf Dillon is trie
teacher at the Arcade-Victoria kin
dergarten. ; She is tiie guest or Miss
Emma London.?Rock Hill Record.?
Miss Payne is well remembered in
'Newberry, having recently raugfct in
the city ^schools here,
Miss Annie Mae Gentry, who taugnt
in the Little Mountain High school
the past two years, is one of the
fourth grade teachers in the"~Flbresc?
city schools.
T?e Junior Workers will meet in trie
Church of the Redeemer Sunday afternoon
at five o'clock.
The importance of be-ngr ?rue to
one's self is the great lesson taught
ia "The Soul of Magda'ene," the
Metro-Popular Play.3 and .-layers production
starring M'i'e Petrova, which."
will be seen Friday at the opera
fcousr 4rror.^ the scenes in the* play
Is th? interior ">! au exclusive FiftJi
Avenue modiste's estah!islmieut, waerd
gowns cf the Iat^t mode are sliown
In profusion.
The largest and most elaborate
^set" ever erected on Mie immense
glass stages at the ''.'r jingle Cu.vei
City studios is hi reproduction of
Minot's cafe, which provides the background
for much of the action in "An
Even Break," starring unve mumao.
The "set"' was erected at a cost or
$fh000. Scenes were taken under me
sun as well as by artificial l'ght,
over five hundred players and assistants
working all night in some instances
to secure some or :ne magnificent
lighting effects which are a
feature of the piece. There ?s music
pnd song in this silent drama.
Pifferent story of love and sn:p wri-ck
is told in "Souls Adrift." with
,Fthel Clayton, at the opera" "house
Monday ^ The greater part of tills
uv.riH R'-adv-made prclure film
jit O ?? V* V w
ed on a small, sparsely nhabited is*
N
land in the Bahamas. One of "the
scenes shows a bis fish swimming
X^ast the little row T)oa?s " in whlcli
Mk^aTTlSteeifc and Elma RayDourne escape
from their sinking ship. This
fish is a shark, with which the waters
where the picture was taxen are infested.
The main action in this drama
transpires on a desert isTana wueic
the hero and heroine are shipwrecked
As the hero is a former lover of the
woman's, and as she has turned ^Im
down, it is evident tEaflhe situation
of the two being together alone on
the island is replete witE" possibilities.
i
The Garmany school will open cn
the first Monday in October ,
The Little Mountain Hietn schoo?
will open next Monday. ?
"We reprint the excellent statemert
of the Commercial bank in *his Issua
owing to an error in the figures tn
the statement printed on Tuesday
thoughvthe error was not due to the
printer. See the corrected siaiem-eiic.
The court has been engaged all tno
week in the fourth trial of the case
of Hentz against the Parr SIioaTs
company. At the progress made fn
the trial of this case to complete tM
trial of all the cases against this com 1
-nanv now on the calendar It will tafc'e
at least a century. |
From the "beginning of t*e opera
tion of the quart a month" law Ju.Jge
W. F. Ewart has issued to the t5j.il rf
this month 2215 permits to receive tb?
quart That Is a very small amount
of liquor to come fntb *ftewberry Is
^ 1 >i??
six months. That is not one dria*
per capita.
I The ginner's report* for the cotton
j ginned of this crop up to the first o! 0I
I :o nn 1 v hnlftS itSTalllSt 17.' a
I OCp HJiiX AO vy ** v v, ?- ^ ._ . . ^ _
for the same time last yvar ____
The alarm of fire went in from Mr.
j Cameron's residence in Johnston
i street on Tuesday forenoon, a spari
. from the stove flue had set a shmgio w
on Hre. The department came oit tfc
I
and the crowd came but the Are did 31
i no damage as it was ^on extinguish- ^
I ed. j S;
j There is not much cotton selling
*ven at 20 cents the pound and t'ne 9"armers
are right in not selling. Of vq]
"ourse 20 cents sounds good as com . ^
| pared with ten cents but when yon
'ook at the prices of other things it
is very cheap for cotton. | ^
| There will be an examination FrI- D
- day for a vacant scholarship in the 9Citadel
academy. j
The examination for teachers cerA
tificates will be held on the 6th of Oc.
, i C<
tober. <
ta
Rev. L. P. Boland will preacn at
Stranwood shool house 'Sunday aftrcnoon
at 4 o'clock. j
Mr. T. A. Dominick. secretary an1 jjoy
treasurer, of the county Sunday or
school association will be at Coir:y ^
Lutheran church next Sunday ana , 7.
speak on "How to create greater ae- '
tivlty in Sunday school work." Tiie 1 ^01
school will convene promptly at 10 J B1
o'clock and all members are urged to ' Fi
be present. j ar
There will be services at Tranwj?55 ' Si
school house next Sunday afternoon 9at
4 o'clock conducted by the Rev. ' ?
PFT
L. P. Boland. The public is invitea
to attend. *. I
The Pentecostal church 'ill have j K
a baptizing next Sunday at 3 e'clocX 9.
near Mr. Beauregard Thomason'^ !
residence. v * ?
-- * .-_s Roo:
Mr. John C. ?\eei nas ueen msiau- ^
ing a new ginnery at his place and ? ro
everything was ready to start upon ra
the arrival of the engine whicff-'was !
to come from the freight congested '
district in the east. It was so mucn *01
delayed that the -company shipped an ; la'
engine by express from JacksonvHIe. j K*
Of course the Newberry Calvin ' ?:
Crozier chapter would be delighted |
to have a visit from the nephew of the ^
4-Vka nliont?T> f m n o marf 9
IXtilU l(Jl v? ilVJJLil l.u\, vuajiibi *u uuwuu
and especially as he bears the nam? !?
of his brave uncle. I For
There was fine display of millinery f-ia
at the nrlline*r stores at XewDerry J
and Prosperity during the week and
there are seme pretty and stylish hat's J
btill left.. So if you failed to see them '
during the week you may be assured
tTnar-o :c a "hat loft frkr
" i (0
The regular meeting of King's
DaueMers will be held at the Prej- ;
hvterian church Fridav arternoon, ' j'OR
September 21 at 5 o'clock. A full at- j gu
tendance is reque3*.e?l. j j0
The same mail brings two letters C.
>nd the same kind come ^ery aar. 9-S
One says you will please take my
name frrm your subscription list as TO
T-namons are suon mat 1 cau uu su
^r be a subscriber. Another Ietter ( th
says here is the price for a > ear as I 8-^
note my time is out and I can not eet
^loner without The Herald and New-s.
*nd another says please send me Tne y
Herald and News. oS'lt goes every 1
^v. One name is taken off and an- j ^
M^e** one or two go on to take tlie ,
place. One renews and one" stops. I /?
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SOUTH CAK0L15IAS PAYS i |\'
VISIT TO LOCAL FRIEND Jv
Alex D. Hudson, assistant in cotton
marketing in tile U. S. Department
of ^Agriculture spent several hours ^
here today with W. S. Langford. Mr u.
Hudson is a resident of Newberry'
S. C., Mr. Langford's old home. H "
now has headquarters at Washingto !
and travels through the South. H [
was much pleased with Wichita Fall
^nd told JVlr. Langford that he hoped
to return at a later date when he Exc
co'uld see more of the town and it?
industries.?Wichita Falls, (Texas \
Daily Times.
~ " ^- See
M"ss Sara Rawl's School of Piano
Playing?Studio second floor Copeland
Building, corner Main and Col^
r.* M/N TVt'/v A *> 1 AftrtArva f
lege su coia. JYW yiauu 1 ONUU: -c
and one class lesson eacn wees
New England Conservatory stan
dards. Harmony, theory, musical
history. Solfeggio and dictation required
for graduation. Special JEW
classes arranged for pupils desir- j j^j
ing those subjects only. ' Normai
courses for pupils desiring to teacn. J<
Mason and Hamlin piano used.
Frequent re%I+als during the year
provide opportunities for public per- * v
formancc. A limited number of beginning
pupils will "be revived at ma-i
a greatly reduced rate in the nor- at c
mal department. Term opens September
24. AM pupils are requested
to meet. Miss^'kawl at the studfo
Saturday mornm.sr. September 22,
at 10 o'clock for classification and
grading For further informatKat
address Miss Sara E. Rawl, ?76Wberry.
9-21-2t. |
si'U IAL ><mt K*
l SALE?Fine organ cheap. Cal ;
1 J. H. Riser, Newberry, S. C.
lS-3tp.
LLOHO> 311LL STOCK FOR SAI0
Till October 1st the undersign tt
ill receive'bids for ten shares <r
le Capital Stock of The Mollono j
anufacturing Company of Nev.irry,
S. C. M. T. Pitts, Eexcutor!
i
iluda, S. C. |
18-4t. |
? J
I SALE?Crimson clover seed :a
ie rough at 12 cents per pound
o. b. Newberry or SilverstreeV
ash to accompany the oraei. J. J!
avis, Newberry,. R. F. D. 4.
18-3tp.
!
JFOKMA RYE?Irish Potatoes
pples. See Johnson-JVIcCracki J
for Apples in barrels only. Po ;
1 1 1 1r? on !
,106S UJ 111*2 Uci^ unij. JLVJ c HA ***-?
jantity. Johnson-McCrackin oo. |
18-tf.
rers and Rates?An advance goes'
i soon. See us if you are going to
iy. Johnson McCrackin Co.:
31-tf
?ICE?I have moved to Copelana !
ock, 1308 Main Street. See me for j
irnitiire Sewing: Machines, Stoves j
id Household Goods. E. Hugn i
i
immer. ,
7-4t.
UGREED APPIER 0AT5-On
liar per bushel. Phone or se j
. IS. Stilwell, Silrerstreet, S. C. J
18-tf.
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finer?Let us show you our gravel!
ofing. Use it instead of the gal- |
.nized. Johnson McCrackin Co.1
31-tf
\ BEST?325 aores good farming'
nd, on Bush Rirer, Timothy and
inards creeks?New buildings.'
iccellent opportunity lor i&rge.
raiHy. Gustavug W&rber, R. * F.
. No. 7. Box i7i.
4-4tp.
Sfils?Rle? Moiasaes bj
-tf I
Joaa*'* McO.'a^kln Co.
I
BR. B. K. KENNEDY I
D1STIST
YER) JOHNSON MeCRACKI*.
SALE?50 bushels improved Fu!- !
m oats, $2.00 per bushel saok. ! '
hn A Boland, L'ttle Mountain, S. :
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11-44. |
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RENT?Farming landa. One ?o |
c horse farms. Address A. B. i
is office or Kewberrr, S. C.
your eyes trouble* \ou
sec us.
P. C. JEANS & CO.
:lusive Opticians and Jewelers
i or Write Us for Selection
Package
mything in the line of Presents
Weddings, Personal Gifts, er
i Use.
IE DIAMONDS OR FANCY DIAMOND
ELRY, WATCHES, CLOCKS, STER!
SILVER, CUT GLASS & ART GOODS
rwelry of the newer patterns,
i in plain and fancy jewelry.
L"p rVnlv TTm.dlp Solid and Gen
>- V-V
i Goods and coir.pete with all
I order houses. Orders filled
>nce.
TRY US
SYLVAN BROS.
imbia, S. C. Phone 4501
Cor, Mem and Hampton St*.
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|f "I
Opera House |
PROGRAMME |
Friday, September 21
Metro Pictures Present
MME. PETKOYA
in
UIHE SOIL OF A MifmENE"
Five Heels.
Saturday, September 22
'/riansle Pictures Present
OLIVE THOMAS ?
in 1?1
"AN EYEN BREAK" ell
Five Reels.
JuiAAi?L,r, ana a i*k?w ivjitm, igg
Monday, September 2i 1
World Pictures Present
ETHEL CLAYTON
v ''.SOILS ADRIFT "
j__
j Bgj
e\7ERE%DY I
FLASHLIGHT
sritli its guaranteed Tunjjsten long #S
service battery^ and Masda lamp, m
assures you an instantaneous lightJ {jSJ
wherever and whenever you may | y?
Letrasbowyotufl M
-FOBSAJLBBt
P. B. WAY, DEI WIST,
JtEWBEBRY, (?. C. g
: ..1 -a;:?- ?ir
JSJ ''PQ 'At
HUMR
OP
A TTENTION A
fir J m rrtf .. _
we an reaay i j tiu your
ettes and Tobaccos. J
Bags and Twine at
ANNE O. RUFF
Telephom
RUm Frfim 4 If
AIIUAVV A A VUA A %,\
Weighing fro
1200 f
1 Have Been Here
T\ o
Buying
r
Bring Your Mules and(
Willi
Friday &
September 21
iL 1
?puoj/\[ 3sn<
HMBrasil'
mmwm w
ierchantsT I i
II II 1MB ??? I l?MI ? Til I fl
orders in Cigars. Cigar- I
!} ablets, Pencils, Paper |
best wholesale prices.
' & COMPANY I
? No. 84 I j
i??n?
) 12 Years Old | i
m 1000 to I
* * 3
'ouncss I
i All Ik Season 1
Mules | |
Set Highest Price Cash J
>8 at 1
Saturday I
st and 22nd j
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