The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, January 08, 1918, Page TWO, Image 2
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ffJNi ^o^ennnta of many .<c?- t
'srriaiis, and Xfco?e Who Visii v
Newberry.
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Policeman G. H.Conneily is another
officer who did some good work in ]
saving fireman from having serius if ]
not fatal accident at the dangerous 11
and difficult-to-fight fire Tuesday j !
morning.
Mrs.. Mary Mills cf Newberry is
spendind a few days with Mrs. Percy 1
Myers, who is still confined to her
l?ed as the result of a burn.?Plesant ('
Grove cor. Saluda Standad. .
Yanda 1
Herndon C. Jones, son of Mr. Lamb- i
ert *W. Jones, who was lately exaim*ed
for and made 1st sergenant of
his company in the Pennsylvania
regiment, at Camp Hancock, has just
been selected by the major as one of
four from his company to be put in.
training camp at Leon Springs, Texas, '
and left Augusta last Saturday night
for t hacemp.
vanda
It took a brave man to venture out '
~ A -3A Viniirc
to the 'bakery lire si, tim ut<iu liuma
erf Tuesday lorning. That one tin
at the dead hours of Tuesday morning. (
. That was one fire not attended by the 1
usual crowd of spectators. Some were '
awakened -by Policeman Stone's ringing
of the bell, not knowing the time,
thought it was ringing out the old
and ringing inthe new. Others didn't '
know the ward because the cold had 4
put the signal system out of commis- '
sion. Still others who had been to so 1
many little fires thought perhaps it 1
was one of the same and turned over j <
in bed. praying "O ye ice and snow, t
praise the Lord'/ i [
Dr E. E. Stuck, a lieutenant with ;
t&e American Expeditionary Force r
* infoT-octine' letter i <
m ? rairce au iulViv^v?a
to a friend in Newberry. s
?'eps (
Mr J. W. Wicker of Pomerial was (
ia Newberry Saturday.
Friends of Mrs. G. W. Conner will <
be sorry to learn that she has been
qsiite sick with tonsilitis for the past t
week.^Greenwood Index. c
Mr. Jno W. Taylor of Prosperity 6 I
was in the city Saturday. j i
Jtfr. and Mrs. R. L" Anderson and j
son of (Newberry spent the week-end |,
in the city as the guests of Mr. and ! <
Mrs. George Flanigan. Clinton chronicle.
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Mr. Arthur Livingston of Prosperity
*&ix was at the county seat Saturday. | f
Miss. Aileen Shane has returned
ii>me after attending the JLinke ?
-Everett wedding in Aobeville and c
the Pole-Owens wedding in Newberry. .
The State. ]
Mr. J. Cal Singley of Prosperity j
SiA W CIS m iicn Ubi X j A. 1 /.-uj _ J
Miss. Vera Houseai has returned 2
from Savannah. She was accompanied
feome by her sister-in law, Mrs. Will- j
l
iam Walter 'Houseai, who will spend
some time with the family at 1717 j
Hampton jstre&tt. ?The Srtajtid ^
i Mr. S. R. Metts of Prosperity 3 ^
was here Friday. ^
Mrs. Jesie Willson and baby have ,
nefyiraed from a visit to relatives *
im v^-anhftrrr Rnartanbure Journal.
Mr. George I. Kinaard was in the T
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city Friday from Prosperity 3.
Messrs D. W. A. Neville and John
Sprat attended the POole-JOwepis t
edding at Newberry this week. a
Glinton 'Chronical. ^
Mrs. W. G. Haughton and Graham
Hja-ugshton are expected tomorrow y
from Newberry, where they spent the
holidays with relatives. Spartanburg s
Journal, 4th. 1
Hisses. Mary Smith. Mary Lawson j
Link and Mrs. J. M. Anderson attended
the Pool-Owens wedding in New*
1 ? ? 1- AVI. TT1_
Derxy lasi wees.?aouevjue jncuium. j
Mr. G. L. ^obinson, th* new 'c:k"keeper
at the Savings tank verifies in
a most befitting manner the real
s
meaning of the old sayin: "The right ^
man in the right place.'*
Mr Rrvh^rt M Lominiack. in return- !c
ing to tSe Purcell company, pleases r
the people in the neighborhood of *
the Herald and News office, who likes
to have him around on these corners. ^
Capt Charles C. T7yche. commanding (
officer, twenty-fifth commpany; Lieut. a
James S. Driver. Twenty-fifth comp- s
any, and First Lieut. J. H. Fellers,
Twenty-sixth battery have been j \
appointed fimong other officers as | ?
comprising the official trainingJ t
school staff of the Eighty-first divis- r
fon at Camp Jackson. I
Pierre Gaillard is among the selected
men from Camp Jackson for the
officers training camp at . Fort ~
Oglethorpe.
iVltJoi o rau i <111 a viaua.
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are visiting relatives in Newberry,
the former from Macon, Ga.. the latter
from Conway, S. C.
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Miss Mildred Puree!! left Monday *
for Belmont. N. C., to resume her 1
studies at the Sacred Heart college.
Mr. Frank Pammond, the able and s
V
versatile right hand man of the Jacobs
printing establishment and advertising
agency at Clinton, spent Satur- f
<tav ni?ht and Sunday morning in ^
Newberry.
Se^g^a'nt Silas Klettner is stll being t
held in the hospital at Fort Moultrie, 1
^nnnra
I
is glands being out of order. The
rorst of it to bin; is that it is keeping !
im from ~et'?n - ready to go to Franc^ J
nth tho other boys, as the possibil- i
ties of tbe censing of hostilities i
appear to be rather remote.
Corporal Joe Keitt of the American J
Expeditionary Force in France has i
)een released from the I ^spital, where !
\q has ben a patient with the mumps, j
> t w? ' Tou-bt -if be was very patient, ]
md we know he is glad to get out in j
be open irgain and away from the i
hospital and tbe mumps.
Mr. S. P. Toinkins and his raughter, !
?.Trs. P A Jones, and her baby, left I
Morday for her home in West Green, j
Ga Mrs. .Tones has been her? since
F.he death of her sister, Mrs. Dudley.
Fier father will spend awhile witii
her and Mr. fones.
Mr. W. H. Sloan of Little Mountain
was in Newberry Monday.
Julian. White, a member of the |
Supply company^ 54th infantry, at j
r'hlcliaiEaura :Park, Ga", is visiting
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
White.
P<yv. H. W. Stone and family moved
to Greenwood January 1 Mr. Stone
having resi<rnoi as pastor of West
^r>d .Baptist church to .become pastor
>f West ^id^ Faap-tist church at Gr^en"
wool. Per. Geo. M. Sexton and family
wrrivod from St.George [anuary 1.
Mr. Se\ton is the now pastor of West
Fnd Bar-fist fhrrch.
What was -generally concedod to
be one of the strongest addresses |
Ir-livered to men locally in some time
was made at the Princess theater
rest?rrt?!v afternoon at 4 o'clock by
President T7 flenry Harms, Ph. *D,
?f Newberry College. At. the close of
he meeti-^? the sreaker was literally
banked with men, expressing th/ur
'Dpreciation for the message. Many
>f tho?e pre^nt were fre-> in their
?xnres?ions that "it was the best of
itiv si-ven tT?Ts year in the series conlucted
by the Jo^al Y. M. C. A"-Moniay's
News ami Courier.
Mr. L. B. Sehumpert of Prosperity
I was in Newberry Monday.
Mrs. Tom Snber has returned from
:be Columbia hospital much improved
ifter the treatment in that institution.
M". f1. L. Wise oT Prosperity 1 i
*^s in t*??> city Monday;
Miss. Clara Bowers returned last
week to Rich burg, where she teacnes
:chco1.
Serert". Carl T. Julien. on his way
Tom Fort Moultrie to Fort Oglethrope*
vr-nr, vT^ant^d time to c.ttend hi^
lather's burial.
Mrs. H. T- Garrison of Winder, Ga..
ind Mrs. Lloyd SummeryiHe of Charl>tte,
N. C., sisters of Mrs B. E. Julien,
ittended . the h3n.il ?>f latter's
[ate husband SannH/ afte^no ?n
Ylrs Summerville has returned to her
loroe. Mrs Garrison will remain for
iwhile wibt^Mrs. Tulien.
Mr. J. D. Lorick was in the city
Monday from Prosperity 6.
Mrs Frank G. "Wright, the useful
lelpmate in the express office at
)rangeburg, is visiting her parents,
Dr. and Mrs T. W. Smith, for a few
lays.
Hr. J. H. Ringer has been discharged
'rom the Baptist hospital In Columbia,
vhere he has been since undergoing
in opperation forappenflicitis.
Mr. T. S. Lefler will leave today or
omorrow for China Grove to accom,ny
his family home from their holiday
isit to relatives in that place.
Mr. H. C. Dominick of Chappells
vas in the city Thursday.
Miss Freddie Banks, aftter having
( pent the Christmas holidays in Coumbia,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
iteagin, in Prosperity.
J. Oscar Eargle of Newberry, for
several months connected with the
-.exmgion uispaucn-iNews aorce, sloped
over in Lexington Monday en
oute to his oI<J home in Leesville to
ipend the Christmas vacation.?Lexngton
Dispatch-News.?Mr. J. O. Ear- (
rle spent the yule tide with his pa ents.
Mr .and Mrs. -A. L. Eargle.?
^eesville News.
Norman C. Toolo, captain; R. H.
Vright, first lieutenant, and Bvron V.
Chapman, senond lieutenant, have been
ipponitcl by the sroverner to those politio^s
in the Third regiment.
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Whitney, wftohav
)?en living in Newberry county1 for |
orr? t.?rr>e, have moved to TTn;on coun- j
y and bave bought a plantation ei^M j
cQ"(h of thfc fif' O > t.ho \pp<l- j
atchian highway.?Union Progress.
Sergt. Carl T. .Tulien is one of the
rroup of Coast Artillery troops from
?ort Moultrie winninsr an apnointnent
to the third officers' training
:'amp at Fort Oglethorpe, which openid
on Saturday.
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Miss Vema Summer has gone tov
tfavesville, where she has a position
n the graded school.?The State.
T. W. Smith. Jr., accompanied his
fster. Miss Louise Smith, to Orange
mrg Thursday, He returned Saturday.
Roy R. Cannon has heen promoted
o quartermaster sergeant at Camp
Vp<1s worth.
Mrs.- H. S. Cannon Is spending gome
Jme with her siste"-in-law, "rs. M.
T. Boozer, in Prosperity.?The State.
uaoav tiv air sjoihva s
Mr. and Mrs. John Nance moved last I
week to the residence on the corner
of Boundary and Nance streets.
The Laurens merchants have agreed
to open their stores 'later and close
e?.rlier on account of the coal
ituation.
Uneedus, a town in Louisiana, is '
ahead of Newberry and every other ;
place in Red cross wcrk. In that town ! i
every person over five years has en- j;
rolled as a member of the association. ii
Splendid. Uneedus has set a fine
example. We get this information from !
a clipping handei us by Mr. Roy
, Eptinr, and we thank him for it. It j
nay cause Newberry to do likewise. ,
Castor oil goes up?Headline in :
Greenville iNews. It goes down in
Newberry.
Hrm tnririftnt. at. thft Rnms-Sorsr fire
! as somewhat amuusing, now that it j
is all over with, although painful
ni dangerous at the" time. Officers
J. P. Livingston and Henry D. Havird
were holding the nozzle and trying to
hrow water from the back way. A
fence obstructed them in their work,
and they couldn't get to do anything
from that angle. Mr Havird agreed to j
hold the .nozzle while Mr. Livingston j
was to break a place in the fence j
/here they could through. Fut the zero
eather was toe much for Mr. Havird's
good intentions, and -before he knew
t the strong stream drove Mr: Livingston.
fence and all headlong some
little way. When picked himself up
he had a hard time walknig with a
eavv load, as his clothes were one
solid lump of ice. After ridding himself
of some of his icy garments he
had another fall, this time on the \
slippeery steps leading up to Nobles
barber shop, and hurt his leg and
inger, hut he kept going.
'fVin / >>?nvnliat. in Moxrhorrv prfi II
X uc V/14U1 V/Ut-O ill MW1* jr helping
in the fuel conservation by
uniting in union services Sunday
nights.
The Charleston merchants are following
the good example of the
Laurens merchant in the late opening
and early closing "of their stores, all
doing their little -bits in saving coal
so that the supply may reach around
to other people who need it.
This seems to be the time foretold
by St. Luke when he prophesiec signs
in the sun and in the moon and in
the stars: and upon the earth distress
of nations, with perplexities; the sea
and the waves roaring; men's hearts
failing them for fear, and for looking
after those things which are coming
on the earth; for the powers of heaven
shall he shaken. J
The attorneys of Newberry, who to
a man offered their services to the |
local board in assisting registrants un- i
der the draft Is.w to fill out their ques
tionnadres, have be?n kept busy with
this work since the papers were sent
out. In. order to do this work the
members of the local bar have been
unable to give any of their attention
to other legal matters. Their offices
have been cfrowrer from morning'
until night with registrants with their
questionnaires, and as a result the
work of the local board "in Newberry
county has been considerably expedited.
.1
Postmaster Hill is having some
cfne frcnn the Newberry postoffice
attend to the business of the Helena
nWfln nnriTicr +Vi a +V( rit lato
V ?T XJLif, VV V4-?.Vy v*\, V* 1/ i_t V* *wv
FostmasTer Jiilien. until some other
arrangement can he made.
The Red Cross free conference will
be held at Dr. Cromer's office Wed- ,
nesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock.
Goi^cT to Clinton Monday and leavingtriat
night for Whitmire on his
rounds is helping some to make Auditor
Halfacre a busy man.
The woman.s Home and Foreign
Missionary society of tne tjnurcn 01
the rereemer will hold the regular
monthly meeting at the parsonage
Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Stnckev and children
ot Bishopville and Vance Gallman
of Newberry are the guests of
Mrs. S. T. Gallman in Oak street. Mr.
anr Mrs. Stuckov are returning from a
stay of several days with Mrs. T. W.
G-allman in CVev/berrv.?The State.
Tn the litany of the Knisconal
church are these words which imnress
"s as h.-^ing inost app-io~riMfe nt this
time: That it may nJe.-iso Thea to .
srive to all nations unity, peare and
concord : that it mav el^ase Thee to
error.-,r. heln. and comfort, all who
ore in dnnsmr. necessity, ami trihulat'on:
that it please Thee to de- <
fend, and provide for, the fatherless ,
children, and widows, and all who
are desolate and opnressed.
This year Is the time for reregistration
afTd every male who has reached
his majority will have to register
;new registrations is required every
ten years and 1918 is the tenth year.
Winifred Allen will he in. '"'For
Valor" Thursday at the opera house.
All In Newberry interested in "The
Marriage Speculation," women and
rren, will have, the opportunity to indulge
their'curiosity by going to the
opera house Tuesday. Mildred Manning
and Walter McDonald will act
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join. The Clubs ai
pay. 1 cent, 2 cen
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each week. This is a v<
Put your children into
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B. C. MATTHEWS. Prcs deut
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Cotton in Wareho
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Surplus and Profits,
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W. W. CROMER, Asst. Cashier g
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tinucus growth and ad- fl
f Newberry County to ?k
our Bank is Jk
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