The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, September 16, 1919, PART TWO Pages 9 to 12, Image 9

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i # * _______________ VOLUME LV? NUMBER 74. NEWBERRY, S. C., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1919. TWICE A WEEK, $1.50 A YEAE 11 11 -i i i i i i , ^PROSPERITY NEWS FOR s . HERALD AND NEWS READERS o Students Off to the Various Col- G leges?People Who Are Coming and People Who Are Going C I T> :A? o?4. i c i xruaperity, oepi. j.u. mioaca itx^ia ' Hunter and Nannie Lee Young en- c tertained a number of their school t friends on Friday afternoon by motoring to the vineyard for grapes, f After returning from the vineyard 1 the young girls had a pay-ride around the city. c Mr. Robert Counts has accepted a * position in Salisbury, N. C. * M-re Pnherfc/vn nf Saluda is visit . ing Mrs. J. H^Morris. | * Harold Boozer of North Carolina ! has been the guest of Mrs. J. P.!. Wheeler. 1 Miss Elizabeth May has gone to Hichmond and Chicago on a visit to relatives. J. B. Black has entered a military ^ school at College Park, Ga. j Major Allen Lester of Camp Jack- g son was home for the week-end. g t Miss Goode Burton spent Satur- i I dav and Sunday in Newberry. I ( J. W. Stribling spent the week-end j in Walhalla. 'a Mrs. Sam Spence and children of si Columbia have been visiting Mrs. e Jim Hunt. J Mrs. Joiner of Helena, Ga., has returned home after a visit to her r daughter, Mrs. R. T. Pugh. Lieut. Hal Kohn and Mrs. Kohn of Newberry were guests Sunday of! Mrs. A. G. Wise. C A. H. Hawkins has returned from ^ the State farm in Sumter county. Miss Susie Langford spent Satur- ^ day in Columbia. * Misses Rosa Mae Mitchell and Ma\ bel McWaters spentv Monday at j Slighs. I Mrs. W. T. Gibson has gone to Co- [ lumbia to be with her daughter, Mrs. j Wilbur Epting who is under treat- g ment at the Columbia hospital. t Mrs. J. C. Duncan of Blacksburg j ^ is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Virgil Kohn. . , Miss Gladys Miller is teaching in ^ ' Union this session. > V. E. Kohn has gone to Cochran, i c Ga., to attend the Hampshire hog sale. j j Mrs. V. E. Kohn is visiting Mrs. C. G. Barrier of Augusta. ^ Mrs. P. L. Langford spent several days last week in Spartanburg! with her daughter, Miss Annie Lee ', Langford. j ^ J. D. Lorick has bought from Dr. j j E. N. Kibler the residence- now oc- i c cupied by 0. S. Miller and will move ; to Prosperity as soon as the house is; vacated. The Winthrcp girls leave today I which includes: Misses Grace Sease, i i JLazette Counts, Ellen Wheeler, Ruth p T A? TTTlrm** XXoffia Pnllfl I nuiiier, i>icujc vv isc anu natut u^nv Lester. * i S Misses Annie Hunter and Marjorie : * Hawkins leave Wednesday for Sum- g merland college. " j a Mr. H. P. Wicker has returned; from the Columbia hospital. j t Miss Helen Wheeler left Sunday ! fc for Whitmire where she is a teacher j in the Whitmire high and graded a school. i g Miss Eunice Long is home from! the Baptist hospital. \ fc Miss Susan Langford has gone to t Columbia to enter McFeat's Business j fc college. * Mice Mnvmo Switppriherp- STient ' n Saturday in Columbia. I ii Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cannon of Co- j lumbia are the guests of Mrs. M. H. v ? Boozer. 1 i s i Ernest Bowers left Saturday for i the University of South Carolina, i Dr. (a. Y. Hunter has returned g from several weeks stay at Tryon, t N. C. j Miss Carrie Long is teaching this a session s.i Chapin. i 1< R. K. Wise leaves today for Bos- j t ton where he will begin his second . i; year work at the Harvard law ( i school. a Mr. A. H. Kohn has returned to i Columbia after having accompanied : Mrs. S. J. Kohn home from the Co- j y lumbia hospital. t Mrs. L. Vvr. Harmon spent last week I in Asheville. j 1 Mrs. C. T. Wyche is visiting Mrs.; James Goggans of Columbia. ' ( The friends of Mr. S. J. Kohn will t be glad to hear that he is home from the Loiur.i;.ua iiosj; ;ai. < c Miss Kosal e Wheeler lef- Sunday i> for Easley where si;e will teach this i ession. Mrs. W. H. Caldwell and little son ?f Sliglis visited Mr. G. D. Brown luring the past week. Mrs. S. C. Quattlebaum and Miss }orrie Long spent Friday in Colum>ia. Mrs. Arthur Tinsley and children ?f Spartanburg are visiting 1 at the ?' "D T. T.arnrfn^H. lUUlt Ui 1U1 x JU? Miss Lydia Dominick left Monday or Draughns Business college, Co-' umbia. The Clemson freshmen leave to- ! [ay which includes: Messrs Horace ! lunter, Lindsey Boozer, Heyward j Jingley and Frank Earl Schumpert. R. L. Luther of Charleston spent he week-end with the home folks. j Mrs. Wm. Tallavast has returned ; "r,1 n wieif fa Mrs AT- ' O r lUrClICC aitci a v xoiv vv na Nance. / Miss Elizabeth Hawkins has gone | o Marion where she teaches in the itv school. The following motored to Colum- j >ia on Tuesday for'the ball game:: j. M. Wise, J. A. Price, 0. S. Miller, 1 5. L. Fellers, J. F. Browne, J. C. ' Jchumpert, C. B. Bedenbaugh, J. P. (' tellers, J. L. Boozer, Frank Shealy, j ). B. Simpson and B.^T. Young. i Miss Victoria Crosson spent sever- ; .1 days last week in Leesville. Miss Ethel Shealy spent the week- i nd with Miss Caroline Weeks of j dewberry. Miss Olive Counts is home after a ' nonth's stay in Atlanta. , j I C. S. Schumpert of Charleston is j risiting Mrs. Schumpert at the home j ?f Mrs. Harriet Harmon. Howard Shealy of Kingstree was . tome for the week-end. / i Mrs. J. L. Wise has gone to the Columbia hospital for treatment. j, - ~ i I W. B. Wise of urangeourg is isiting at Wise hotel. Ira B. Nates of Columbia is on a ', hort visit to the home folks. ! Mrs. Nunnamakej* of Irmo is the !; ruest of Mrs. B. B. Hair. Mrs. Rebecca Hunter is spending ; he week in Newberry .with her son . B. Hunter, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Mayer and j, amily are moving this week to | dewberry. j, / Miss Elizabeth Bearden returned . Junday to 6aluda after a visit to her j] rrand parents, Dr. and Mrs. R. L. Luther. Miss Olive Counts a member of the Columbia college faculty has return- ^ d to her school duties. Mrs. William Johnson of New>erry, Mrs. R. F. Byrant of Orange-! >urg, and Miss Lilla Kibler of Atanta are the guests of Mrs. J. A. { Jimpson. J I {. ( News of Excelsior. ^ Excelsior, Sept. 15.?Cotton open- j ng fast and our people are busy , ticking. The crop will be very short. < Mr. Ira Nates of Columbia spent i Sunday with the home folks. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cook spent j laturday and Sunday with rela+'/e Lt Newberry. / Mrs. Thomas Kinard and ch ir lave been visiting relatives at is. < lerry. 1 The road builders are moving right [ long with the work. We have a j ;ood road in this section now. ] The patrons have had the school milding repainted which adds much e the appearance. Mr. J. D. Stone ] tandled the paint brush. , Mr. Willie Crumpton and family ! T-pvinaton countv have been visit-1 * o - ! ng his brother, Mr. R. J. Crumpton. c The trustees of Excelsior school rill elect a teacher soon and the r chool will open a liUle later on. j Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hawkins were n Columbia a few days last week, < foing down with their little son Colie o the hospital for an operation. Prof. J. C. Brooks and his assist- i ,nt teacher, ^diss v? i.cciOi.-, eft Saturday for Whitmire where < hey will open their school this morn- , nsr. Messrs. J. C. Kinard, E. M. Cook, ( ,nd W. C. Tolbert went down to Co- T umbia on Sunday. ? The old year is not out yet by a ^ ??i'ht smart but several changes in ] his neighborhood have already been >ooked for the coming new year, fhis we hope to speak of later on. Messrs. \V. E. Cook and A. I\ 'nnl- made improvements on heir places. , Mr. K. L. Hawkins is having his KveiiiriU" house repainted which will .(id i:lUCi> 10 lliC ai>ptUiUilce. ?'?>s Kcsake Wh.-ekv will le^ve -^on to open her school at Easley, S. | C. The writer had a visit in the St. j Philips section last week for the first time as near home as it is: We went, over to attend the burial of Mrs. J Edwin Halfacre. They have a nice new church building about completed. \ They also have a beautiful school! building. This is a fine farming ! section and everything shows Droe:- j ress. Pastor, Rev. S. P. Koon is doimrr a trrtrtH wnrlf in t.h?t Ser.LlOn. * * The Newberry Clinic. The Newberry clinic for the treatment of venerial diseases is now open ready for work. It was opened on | ivionuay. Dr. L, W. Blake of New j York comes from a New York hospit-1 al and his wife is a trained nurse and !' the two with Dr. P. G. Ellesor are ; in charge of the clinic. The clinic has rooms 501 to 503 j in the Exchange bank building. The j offices will be open every day and j the treatment is free to all the peo- j pie of the county. In the next issue ; we will give more information in re- j gard to it and the office hours will j i-QTif ninnincr in t.hp rianer until I UV. JLf b 1 UUliiMg V?. X"T 7 j the people are familiar with them. Dr. G. E. Neal is still in Newberry j # i and will be here from thirty to sixty I days and will give his assistance to the stalling of the clinic. Dr. and Mrs. Blake are experts in the line and have had considerable experience in the treatment. Harms-Beasley. The following annoncement which appeared in the Philadelphia Public Ledgei^ of September 12, is of special interest to Newberry people where the young lady is so well and so favorably known. She is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J. Henry Harms. The doctor was the much beloved president of Newberrv college for several | years and the young lady grew up to j womanhood among us. Her mother; is a Newberry girl and we all wish j her much that is good. Dr. and Mrs. J. Henry Harms announce the engagement of their daughter, Kathryn to Walter C. Beasley, of Lynchburg, Va. The wedding will take place in November. Sank No. 57. Statement of the Condition of the COMMERCIAL BANK Located at Newberry, S. C., at the Close of Business Sept. 12, 1919. Hcsources. Loans and discounts..$ 734,887.43 Overdrafts 29,366.32 Bonds and stocks owned by the bank.... 166,642.30 Dther real estate owned 27,250.0U r Duie from banks and bankers 118,471.86 Currency 40,164.00 . Silver and other minor coin *5?572.70 Checks and cash items. 3,031.11 V ? Total.'. $1,126,388.72 Liabilities. Japital stock paid in..$ 50,000.00 Surplus fund 50,000.00 ; [Jndivided profits, less current expenses and taxes paid 60,811.93 .' Due to banks and bankers 274.59 1 Dividends unpaid .... 640.00 ! 'ndivi dual d e p o sits subject to check 296,275.79 HoTnr.nrc posits ....647,333.92 rime certificates of deposit 16,444.10 la s h i e r's ! checks .... 4,608.39 964.662.20 J j Total $1,126,388.7*2 ! - a o i.u r- ! siaie 01 oouLii ^<uuuiui, County of Newberry, ss. Before me came J. Y. McFall,' :ashier of the above named bank, >vho being dijly sworn, says that the , ftbove and foregoing statement is a ;rue condition of said bank, as shown ; oy the books of said bank. i J. Y. McFall. j Sworn to and subscribed before me this lf?th day of September, 1919. Floyd Bradley, Notary Public for S. C. ! i ovrect Alios. J no. ??I. Kinar!, v L. W. Floy::, Z. F. V/vi-ht lyircct C' V3. % Haltiwans Our ( A o TV Ms, m Has Never Been s Early shoppers are buying readily. 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