The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, January 02, 1920, Page TWO, Image 2
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
FROM WHITMIRE TOWN
Whitmire, Jan. 1.?A marriage of
unusual interest in this section of the
state, was solemnized at the Baptist
parsonage in Newberry, December
23rd, when Miss Carlie C. Cave,
daughter of Mrs. A. E. Cave of
Blackville, and Raymond T. A Drams
of the Mollohon section of this county
were married in the presence of
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only a lew irienns ana relatives, tac
Rev. Babb officiating.
Raymond Abrams, who is the son
of Mrs. J. Clayton Abrams, is a successful
young farmer. was a
member of the famous 81st division
and spent some time with our boys in
France, where he served his country
with courage and loyalty during the
World War.
Miss Cave is a woman of culture,
and intellectual ability having taught
in the public schools of our state for
several years. Last session she had
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cnarge ui tne ^ruuier scuuui. xaci
attractive personality and sincerity
of character won for her a wide circle
of friends, who rejoice that she has
married one of the young men of that j
neighborhood and will come to live j
among them.
/' The evening after the marriage Mr.
/ and Mrs. J. Clayton Abrams complimented
the young couple by giving
them a reception, attended by about
fifty guests, at their home in Whitmire.
In the receiving line were, Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond T. Abrams, Mr. and
Mrs. J. Clayton Abrams, Mr. and Mrs.
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. W. Hipp and Mr. and Mrs. C. H.
Shannon.
The quiet, gentle, blushing bride
never looked more lovely than in her
wedding dress Of white georgette
with exquisite lace.
After a shower of congratulations j
the guests were invited into the din-;
ing room where two long tables were |
spread and chairs placed for them, j
A regular old time feast consisting j
of boiled ham, turkey, dressing, rice,!
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gravy, cmcKen saiaa, onves, piciues, j
bread, biscuits, coffee, cake, ambrosia j
and fruit#was enjoyed.
Jn the dining room the guests were j
welcomed and serv*ed by Mesdames
M. E. Abrams, J. W. Hipp, T. W. j
Abrams, T. J. Abrams and Misses \
Alice and Jessie Abrams.
In the gift room were displayed a j
large collection of wedding presents t
which attested to the popularity of !
the bridal couple. The two mostj
? valuable gifts were a chest of silver j
by Mr. J. Clayton Abrams and a I
check for one hundred dollars by Mrs. 1
J. Clayton Abrams.
The next day the happy couple at-;
tended the wedding reception of Mr.!
Mason Young and Miss Lornelial
Shannon. They then left by automo- j
bile for Blackville and other prints:
in the southern part of the state j
where they will visit the bride's rela- j
tives. When they return, about the!
New Year, they will be at home to j
their friends at the boyhood home of j
the groom. Here they will keep j
house.
Unusual interest centers in this:
v^4iappy event on account of the promi- j
nence and popularity of the young j
people, both of whom have a large!
iamny connection ana numerous.
friends throughout the state.
Miss Dorothy Watson, Flossie!
Spray, Lois Tidmarsh and Grace Holt j
are at home from Winthrop college I
and are' receiving a hearty welcome i
by their many friends here. i
Messrs Robert Jeter and Bertie j
Watson from the Citadel and Walter |
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UUUCl A1VIU ITUliUlU axe 3]JCIIUIiig l/lic ,
holidays with their parents.
Miss Victoria Jeter of Columbia j
college and Bessie Garvin' of An-j
derson college are here for Christ-j
f mas.
Mr. John A. Jeter, who has been
k spending some time with his J
j$ Mr .and Mrs. S. A. Jeter returned to |
* Columbia today. He was accom-!
panied by his sister, Miss Frances C. j
Jeter, who goes to be a brides-maid
at the wedding of Mr. Carlisle Fri- j
dy and Miss Julia Hardin. The wed-!
ding will take place in the parlor at j
Columbia college, December 30th.
Mr. T. C. Jeter spent Christmas day
with his parents.
Mrs. Thomas Wicker and son j
William Halfacre, visited her father,;
Mr. Frank Maybin this week.
Mrs. Victoria Coleman died at her j
home near here last week. The body j
was shipped to Asheville, N: C., and
buried beside her husband, Col. Robert
L. Coleman.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Abrams, Jr.,
and infant son are visiting her
mother, Mrs. Pruitt at Johnston.
Miss Alma Lupo is spending the
week with relatives in Fairfield coun-!
ty. ;
Mr. Wade a student in a dental
college in Atlanta is here visiting his;
sister, Miss Juanita Wade. He con- j
templates locating here in the near
future. Whitmire is without a dentist
since Dr. Hilton left for Atlanta.;
Mr. Harry Tid marsh and son are
the guests of Mrs. J. M. Major. j
Miss Pel'erree Gary of Chicora:
ollege spending the holidays with;
'ier parents, M \ and Mrs. S. L.;
Gary. !
I Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Lee are spend-??
: ing awhile with relatives near
: Santuck. ?j1
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j Mr. and Mrs. Luther Martin of <
i Cross Hill are the guests of Mr. and i
| Mrs. John L. Miller. j
Mr. George Abrams and sisters, j
Misses Alice and Jessie have moved.
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into their new home the T. H. Wat- 'j
! son place.
' Mr. and Mrs. Jim Abrams have'<
moved to the place which they pur- ;
! ohocarl ro^onthr tlAHV \Tv R fV I
Matthews. > 1
| Mr. Geo. E. Cofield spent a day 1
1 ^ere this week. i <
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS ]
FROM LITTLE MOUNTAIN i
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j Little Mountain, Jan. l.?A group;,
j of girls and boys who attended a'
! dance Monday night in Pomaria in-! i
! eluded. Miss Evelyn Wise, Miss Zula !
I Stockman, Miss Marv Hentz and Miss 1,
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I Kathleen Counts. Messrs. Burke,;
; Harold and Frank Wise, Carlin and 5
Horace Shealy, Carroll Derrick,;
Henry Hentz, Vance Matthews,! (
! Julian Roland. Laurence Bradv. Lee ' i
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' and Winfred Shealy and Tommie j
Huffman. j s
The Young People's society of ]
Holy Trinity church will have a j
social meeting Friday night at the !
parsonage. {
Miss Kathleen Counts spent several j
days this week in Pomaria, as the j
omoaf nf Micc Wnrvis Rap Setzlpr.
Rev. J. J. Long spent Tuesday in *
Columbia. I
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Mrs. J. H. Wise and daughter ! 7
Evelyn, son Frand and Horace j
Shealy spent Tuesday with Mrs. C. B. ) ^
Dreher of Irmo. j.
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Miss Minnie Lee Shealy is visiting 1
jn Anderson. : ^
TV/TJcr. TTuninQ A /lomc nf noar PA. C
iUiOO UUIUI-t JaiiUiuo Vi tivu> A V ^
maria spent several days with Misses !
Mary, Annie and Lola Hentz. ! r
Miss Mae Belle Fulmer visited j
friends in Lexington this week. j i
Miss Louise Derrick visited her J f
brother in Clinton this week. .j
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Summers has c
rptnrned to their home in Columbia, 1
after spending several days with the j
latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. I
Stockman. ^ j t
Mrs. John S. Page and little son of j1
Gastonia, N. C., are visiting her par- j
ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Boland.' ,r
Mrs. P. E. Eargle is spending this *
week in Columbia with her neice, 1
Mrs W. L. Eargle.
C&pil Bciand left Saturdav for his i *
home in Erwin, Tenn., after spend- *
ing several days with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Boland. r
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Boland and I
family of Columbia spent Sun- *
day with Mr. and Mrs. David Boland. ^
Mr. and Mrs. Will Lever and chil- *
dren of Chapin accompanied by Miss
Olgia Lever spent Tuesday with Mrs. <
T >_ r_i1 t> T> tT.iffmqn \
Levei s xaiiici, xv. i. uuaiuoni
Mrs. C. E. Wheeler and daughters,
Louetta and Estelle spent 1 Monday *
in Newberry. c
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Matthews and
children of Mountville visited rela- s
tives here Sunday. 2
Carl "Wheeler returned home Sun- ?
day after a pleasant visit to Mount- t
ville. ? ^
Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Yarborough of ^
Greenwood are visiting Mrs. Yar- r
borough's parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Q
W. Shealy. S
Miss Lily McEntire of Prosperity v
spent the week-end with her parents, n
Mr. a?d Mrs. J. A. Boland. v
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ivir. vance luaimews spent scvciat days
last week in Prosperity. y
Mrs. Burr Barnes is spending the t
week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
L. W. Shealy.
Miss Annie Lee Huffman of the
Columbia hospital spent Thursday at I
home. ' v
C. T. Huffnjan spent several days g
last week in Columbia, returning a
home Sunday evening.
Mr. Joe Epting and son, Dewey b
have returned to their home in New-1 a
berry after spending the week-end j v
here. t
Miss Gertrude Bobb and Mrs. Barr ; y
of Prosperity spent Tuesday vtfith 0
Mrs. W. B. Shealy.
? Forest Wheeler of Greenwood !S
spent Thursday with his parents, v
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Wheeler. e
Mrs. Boozer of Silverstreet visited
her sister, Mrs. J. J. Long on Tues- p
day. 1
Mr. J. B. Derrick and son Willie v
Hack made a flying trip to Savannah 0
Sunday and Monday. | j
Mr. Herbert Boland and family of!:i
Charleston visited his parents, Mr. r
* xt r> ?i?j ,
<ir(l ivirs. A. J.N. JDUirtUU uuiuij; tuc ^
holidays.
Fetner Boland of Columbia visited v
relatives here last week. !r
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Lathan of 'a
Newberry and daughters Lucile and v
Martha spent several days with rela- i
tires here during: the holidays.
Miss Bessie Lee Xeel has returned ,
to her home in Newberry com-;
pr iied by Miss Fay Wheeler
Mr. Leon Matthew* is at home owwj'
returning on the 2Uh after serving
Li' mor?: s on th v foreign f.-ids.
Misses Evelyn Wise, Leo <\ .
Horace Shealv spent Monriny -rProsperity.
Mr. Wilbur Metts is visi'jm.- \
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sister, Mrs. J. E. Shealy.
Miss Ruth Riddle and Mr. Frank
Wise won the cake at Mr. Oscar
Shealy's on Friday night, at the cake j
ivalk.
Elonzo Shealy visited his brother
in Spartanburg this week.
Carroll Derrick and Julian Boland
spent Monday in Columbia.
Mrs. Mattie Monts of Aiken is
spending the week with Mrs. J. W.
Monts.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Foshee have returned
to their home in Laurens after
spending the week-end with Mr.
and Mrs. B. L. Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Boland of
Columbia spent Sunday with relatives
here.
Mr. Sidney Summer of Gilbert
ivas not here on his usual weekly
x - jc
nsit. on account 01 sicmicss.
Mrs. N. B. Wheeler is visiting in
Lexington.
J. H. and Frank Wis sent Wednesday
in Newberry.
E. A. Wheeler and daughters were
seen in Newberry Wednesday.
Mr. Luke Cook and Mr. Dominick
>f Greenwood visited at the home of
Mr. L. S. .Shealy.
"Vf*./-. TJowfmnn ic visit/in P" llCT
1UIS. AAf- -w - ? 0
;ister, Mrs. Henry Counts of near
?rosperity.
NEWS OF EXCELSIOR
Excelsior, Jan. 1.?The weather I
'or Christmas was lovely and evefy>ody
seemed to enjoy the occasion, j
H. J. Kinard and wife spent,
Christmas with relatives at Little
fountain.
Mrs. D. B. Cook who has been conin
ed to her room sick for a few days
s some better.
Elon Stone of Jacksonville, Fla., is
'isiting* his father's family, J. D. 1
Stone. ' _ j
Miss Laura Ray Stor.e is visiting'
eiotives in Saluda county.
Ira Nates of Columbia is spend-j
ng the .holidays with his father's
'amily, A. A. Nates. i
John Smith and wife cf Lexington
ounty have been visiting in this comnunity.
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Miss Rosalee Wheeler teacher at
fountain Inn and Miss Helen Wheeler i
eacher at Whitmire have been spend- j
ng the holidays at their home here, j
J. Luther* Cook and Wesley Domi-:
lick of Greenwood have been spend-j
ng the holidays with relatives in this j
leighborhood.
Jacob Cook and family have moved;
n this section and occupy the W. L. j
)ominick home for the new year.
J. D. H. Kibler and family have?
noved from St. Paul's section to St.!
eontircn -fnr tbp np.w vear. Mr.!
juav> 0 uw mvi* aw*. ? ?- - - ~ .. ^
Cibler has bought a place in Mt. j
fabor section and will move on it!
or the year 1921.
Miss Eoline Wheeler of the j
Columbia hospital spent Christmas j
vith her father's family here.
Howard Shealy spent Christmas !
vith his father's family, Dick Shealy j
>f Mt. Pilgrim section. *
"P*v?r W P Anrtarsrvn snprit i
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i few of the holidays in this section
tnd preached in the school building
Sunday afternoon and again at night
o a full house at each service. Mr.
Anderson was at his best and his services
were appropriate to the Christnas
season. On Sunday afternoon j
[uite<a number of the good people of!
laluda county came over to the ser-j
ices and they gave us some good;
nusic which added much to the ser-j
ice. Mr. Anderson has preached for!
_ 1 -f A- +/? -Trtv. furolvO !
is nere xrom time tu muc jlvj. htvuv i
ears and our people are always glad
o see him and hear him preach.
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Mrs. Sallie Livingston.
Leesville, Dec.. 29.?Mrs. Sallie M. j
iivings'.on died at he* home in Leesille
on the morning of December 28.
ihe was the wife of C. E. Livingston
nd only daughter of J. P. Bodie.
Irs. Livingston was one of Leesville's
est home builders. She was also
ctive in the promotion of measures'
rhich were for the betterment of her
own and community. She was 35
ears old and for the greater portion
c i<?v i;-Po q nipmher of the
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lethodist church. Having faithfully!
erved her day and generation she!
ras not alarmed when she was strickn
with double pneumonia.
She is survived by her husband, C. j
Livingston, two daughters, L. E., j
0 years of age, and Ernestine, three;
ears of age, together with a father, j
ne brother, J. H. Bodie, one uncle, j
J. N. Bodie, two aunts, Mrs. J. P.
Lble and Mrs. D. N. Crosson, and
fiany relatives and friends who feel
:eenlv their loss in her death.
Her body was laid to rest at Leesille
this morning. It is worthy of
tote that she died only a few hours j
fter the close of the 13th anni-j
ersarv of her marriage. !
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The State of South Carolina?Coun- j
ty of Newberry?By W. F. Ewart, j
Probate Judge.
Whereas Mary Thomas made suit1
to me to grant her Letters of Admin-!
istration with Will annexed of thej_
Estate and effects of J. H. Thomas, j q
These are, therefore, to cite and '
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dred and Creditors of the said J. H. J ?
Thomas, deceased, that they be and j
appear before me, in the Court of f
Probate, to be held a Newberry, S. C.,;
on Monday, January 5th, next, after j
publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in!
the forenoon, to show cause, if any
they have, why the said Administra-1
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tion, within the legal hours of sale,
the following tract of land to-wit: /'
All that tract of land in Newberry <
county containing two hundred and
eleven (211) acres more or less, and /
bounded by lands of John H. Willingham,
Dr. James Mcintosh formerly *
W. F. Kelly, J. F. JohnsoB, T. J.,~
Oxner, Frederick Johnson and perhaps
others.
Terms of sale one-third of the purchase
price to '^e paid in cash, the
balance payable in two equal annual
installments, with interest from- the
day of sale, to be evidenced and
secured by the note an dmortgage of
the purchaser, the sime to contain
the usual stipulatioi#for ten per cent. . ,'j
attorney's fees for coUecJiafn, with? v
leave to the purchaser to ^anticipatepayment
of the credit portion1 in
whole or in part; the narckaser to
aay for papers, recording and revenue
stamps, and if the purcmser fails to
comply with his bid in tejn days from
the day of sale the premises will be
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