The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, August 24, 1920, Page EIGHT, Image 8
PURELY PERSONAL.
The Movements of Many People
Kewbsrrians and Those Who
Visit Newberry.
Miss Edna Bradley of Abbeville :
visiting Miss Marian Daniel.
Miss Ruby Thorne of Kingstree i
visiting Mrs. J. H. Summer.
Misses Christina and Gussie Dan
inicpti arp visitine relatives in Colum
bia.
Mr. Paul E. Anderson returnei
last week from his trip to St. Louis
Mo.
Mr. Silas J. Klettner, traveling
salesman, spent the week-end in Newberry.
Mr. A. H. Dickert left Sunday fo
Atlanta to see Dr. Calhoun, who i
treating his eyes.
MVs. R. M. Dacus and little son o
Greenville are visiting her sister
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iXirs. u. :u. .ixxi/iw
Mr. W. H. Blats returned on Sat
urday from his vacation spent witl
relatives in Atlanta.
Miss Annie E. Jacobs, accompanie<
by Mrs. Malone of Columbia, spen
the week-end in Newberry.
Mrs. H.*W. Arnall and two daugh
ters of Newnan, Ga., are visiting he
sister, Mrs. E. H. Bowman.
Miss Anne Jones returned las
week, after completing her course a
(Cornell university, New York.
Mr. Holland Sligh substituted fo
Carrier W. L. Glenn of city route '
during the latter's vacation.
Mrs. J. T. Norris and Mrs. H. L
Parr left on Monday for Biltmore
N. C., to spend a few weeks.
Mr. Wilbur M. Sale of the South
ern railroad has been transferre<
from Columbia to Greenville.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Harman an<
children of Little Mountain spen
Sunday with relatives in the city.
Health Officer S. T. Matthews lef
Monday to spend a week's vacation
with relatives in Augusta and Wil
liston.
Mrs. J. H. Summer has returnei
to her home in Atlanta, after a shor
visit to her daughter, Mrs. Hug]
Summer.
Mrs. S. H. McLean and childrei
returned on Monday to their home ii
Columbia, after visiting her mother
* Mrs. Huiet.
Mrs. C. F. Templeton and childrei
are spending a week with relative,
and friends in Spartanburg an<
Greenville.
Mr. Ernest S. Schroeder of South
west Georgia is visiting his parents
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Schroeder, a
Silverstreet.
Mrs. Lucy M. Taylor spent Sunda;
in Columbia with her little son Voigt
who is doing well and it is hoped wil
be home soon.
Miss Jttazie suDer Ol Jl 13 0|/cuu
ing some time in Abbeville with Mis
Margaret Swetenburg.?Press an
Banner, 20th.
Mrs. B. M. Setzler and childrer
who have been spending some time i
Pomaria, have returned home.?Iv
cor. Anderson Mail.
Miss Josie May Schroeder has re
turned to her home at Silverstreel
after a visit to her uncle, Mr. L. I
Hendrix, in Greenville.
Mrs. S. A. Jeter of wnitmire j
visiting her sons, T. Cofield Jete
and John A. Jeter, at 15 Sumte
street.?-The State, 22nd.
Mrs. Athen Morris of Ola is visil
ing her parents, Dr. and Mrs. W. I
Lake. Mr. Morris came the weeL
end to accompany her home.
Miss Grace Dowd, one of the pleas
ant clerks in John B. Mayes' boo
and variety store, spent the week
end at her Little Mountain home..
Dr. D. D. Wallace on his retur
*from a board meeting in Columbi
spent Thursday in Newberry with hi
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wallace
JUrs. W. H. Bowen and childre
left on Saturday for their home i:
Hamlet, N. C., after visiting he
mother, Mrs. W. R. Smith, in thi
city.
Mrs. C. A. Mclntyre and sistei
Miss Rosebud Shearer, of Greenvill
are visiting Mrs. C. D. Bushardl
whom they accompanied home from
visit.
Misses Annie Belle and Maria
McDaniel and Everett Holcomb o
^
Union have returned home, after vis
iting their cousin, Mr. T. S. Humph
ries.
Prof. Howell M. Henry of the fac
ulty of Emory and Henry colleg
at Emory, Va., is visiting relative
m His former home county of New
berry.
Mrs. G. W. Summer and Mrs
Oscar Summer, with Carroll am
Earle, left Mojiday for Henderson
ville. Miss Grace Summer went ther<
Friday.
Mr. G. E. McCary of Newberr
was a recent week-end guest of hi
brother, Mr. R. P. McCary.?Meet
ing Street cor. Edgefield Chronicle
19th.
Mr. J. Fred Schumpert returne<
last week from Iva, Anderson coun
ty, accompanied by his daughter
Mrs. W. T. A. Sherard, who came fo
a week's visit.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Brown hav<
returned from St. Louis, Mo., an<
Dallas. Texas, coming by way of
New Orleans, La. Mr. Brown says
'* j the crops are fine.
1 Mr. Homer Fellers,Misses Ruby
j Fellers, Sallie Lee Cromer and Mat
tie Cromer motored to Augusta last
week returning on Saturday after a
very pleasant trip.
Mrs. Clisby, the mother of Mr. M.
B. Clisby, arrived last week from
West Point, Miss., to accompany her
son back to his former home about
. the last of the month.
i Miss Georgia Neal, who has been
^ visiting at her home here, has returned
to Atlanta. Miss Neal holds
the responsible position of registrar
r at the Georgia School of Technology.
s I Miss Cunningham, a iormer mimmer
here, has i*eturned to the service
f of Haitiwanger & Carpenter. This
. will be good news to many, who were
so well pleased with her during her
. stay in this city.
1 Mr. Paul M. Smith, after a week's
visit here to his parents, Mr. and
\ Mrs. W. R. Smith, returned on Frit
day to Montgomery, Ala., to resume
his work with the Southern Cotton
Oil company in that city.
r Mr. James A. Burton and Misses
Mary and Bess Burton motored to
t Laurens Friday to see Mr. Joseph F.
t Burton, who was seriously ill. The
latest gratifying news from the sick
r man is that he is better.
[ Mrs. M. G. Sheppard and little son
and Mrs. Wyche Dickert returned
last week from the mountains to their
t new and pleasantly situated homes
over the up to date laundry just
. opened up in Friend street.
i Mrs. T. M. Rogers and children re
turned on Saturday from their ueori
gia trip. Mr. Rogers tried to build
t an additional room to Lhe house during
their absence, but the carpent
ters didn't quite finish the job.
n Mr. and Mrs. Swittenburg and
. baby of Kingstree and Mrs. Caldwell
of Newberry are visiting Mr.
d and Mrs. L. B. Aull. Mrs. Aull gave
t her guests a lovely party Wednesday
h morning.?Ninety-Six cor. The State.
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j The Rev. Enoch Hite has resigned
1 the Bethlehem pastorate, Pomaria, S.
>f C., and has accepted a call to the
East Hickory pastorate, Hickory, N.
i C. A call has been extended by the
s Bethlehem pastorate to the Rev. H.
1 A. Kistler, Blountville, Tenn.?The
Lutheran.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Long and
daughter,, Mrs. C. W. Long, of At*
- A>?yY>a^
t lanta are visiting men ivnuvi
in Newberry. In renewing her suby
scription Mrs. G. A. Long says The
Herald and News is just like a letter
.1 from home. We were pleased to see
these ladies, who appear to be in the
[-: most enjoyable health; hadn't seen
c I Mr. Lonsr at the time of writing.
kj r- w
d Dr. and Mrs. Pelham returned
last week from Hendersonville.
i, Mr. J. Tom Mayes returned last
n week from Charleston, after a visit
a to his son, Mr. Jesse B. Mayes.
Misses Marguerite -and Edna
Jacobs of Newberry are visiting Mr.
t, and Mrs. R. W. M. Eleazer.?Miss
\ Janette Frick of Little Mountain
spent the week-end with Esta and
s Ollie Clark.?Chapin cor. Lexington
r Dispatch-News.
r Mr. E. H. Cousins returned home
Toe-f- rtrool- -witVinnf tVip other members
O V U VK/a tt AV*A\/v?w v??v ? ?
t- of his party who had g:one from
}. Newberry to take a trip by auto to
Tennessee via Asheville. On account
of the bad condition of the roads due
to the recent rains they did not go on
k to their destination. Mr. Cousins left
his party in Asheville to return home
a If your car fails to
man at the
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Service rendered <
e j makes of batteries f<
I Day Phone 335.
Vesta batteries ar
fj basic patents and ai
months. Repairs on
ies guaranteed for. si
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I with the car from that point as soon
; as the roads were passable. He came
: back by the train route. The others
1 returned since the above was written.
I Mr. W. G. Peterson, another faithful
ex-attache and veteran of the
v' /*? . i _ 1 ?
j .\ewoerry posioince, nas aisu ueeu ic|
tired on the pension list. He was
j the first R. F. D. carrier from the ofj
fice and for 17 years served the peoj
pie well and acceptably. Mr. Peterson
has made himself very popular
with the patrons along Route 1 by
| his agreeable and friendly nature and
I accommodating spirit and good manj
ners, attributes which are not posj
sessed by every man these days of
I fast living.
Mr. W. H. Miller of Charleston,
; who lived in Newberry many years
ago, spent the week-end here on a
visit to his relatives, Messrs H. H.
i and E. M. Evans. It has been 16
i years since Mr. Miller last visited
j here. For 45 years he has been con!
nected with the well known firm of
I Walker, Evans & Cogswell, Charles
ton, a fine house in a great city. We
i were pleased to renew acquaintance
! and revive friendship with Mr. Miller,
i who is a Southern gentleman of
! pleasing personality.
| Dr. O'Neall Jacobs and family of
Newberry have moved to Laurens,
where the former will follow his profession
as veterinary.?Laurensville
! Herald. We would like to tell you,
I as we have told others before, that
if he makes as good a surgeon of his
profession as his brother, Dr. Boyd
Jacobs, and we see no reason why he
should not, being as it is in the family,
Laurens county will have a.; fine
a veterinary as ever graduated from
college and practiced the art, combining
the theoretical and practical
parts o? the business.
I Dr. James M. Johnson ana litue
son William of Washington, D. C.,
are visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
William Johnson, and other relatives
in Newberry, spending a part of his
well earned vacation in his former
home city, while Mrs. Johnson and
| the little daughter are on a visit to
their relatives in Maryland. Dr.
Johnson's many friends are glad to
i see him. They watch his course with
interest, taking a pride in his re!
SDonsible position as chemist for the
government at the national capital,
where he is giving such good and satactory
service.
The Rev. I. E. Long of Charleston,
pastor of St. Johannes Lutheran
church, although resting from his labors
here on his vacation with his
family, visiting, relatives in this city,
accommodated and pleased the congregation
of the Church of the Redeemer
and other friends on Sunday
morning by preaching an edifying
sermon on the words, "What Think
Ye of Christ?"* It was a strong and
convincing presentation of the subject.
Under the spell of the preacher's
plea the thought, "Is it nothing
to you, all ye that pass by," came to
mind. The Rev. Mr. Long has many
friends here and they are always glad
of the opportunity to hear him
preach.
Pleasant Occasion.
Wednesday evening, August 18,
was a very enjoyable one spent at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. J.
Green in honor of their daughter,
Eddie Marie.
The entire front porch, parlor and
hallway were attractively decorated
and thrown open to the happy throng
of young couples.
Indoor games was the only sport
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start call the battery !
y & Electric Co.
day or night on all
)r any car.
Night Phone 48
e covered by U. S.
?e guaranteed for 18
all makes of batterx
months.
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Spot lights, bulbs and
'uses, starter cable,
lydromoters, lamp
;ord, etc.
tVater and inspection
FREE
y & Electric Co.
ry, S. C.
I to occupy the time, but every mojment
was very interestingly spent,
j Many invitations were sent to the
jyoung foik, though due to the unfavorable
weather only the following
i vwvp nhlp to resuond:
Hugh Bolin, Dick Hardeman, ,
James Burns, Cortez Sanders, Jack
I Mayer. Buford Cromer, Leland Wiljson,
Cecil Boozer, Edna Sanders,
j Mildred Perry, Juanita Hitt, Mar- .
igaret Farrow, Tommie Welling, Azile
| Whitaker, Gladys McDowell and Mildred
Jones.
John M. Kinard Camp.
j Held a Meeting the other day and
j the present officers were reelected.
James B. Hunter commander and L. ,
i A. Boozer adjutant. It was decided
[to send delegates to the general re
| union in Houston, Texas, the delegates
to be named by the commanj
der.
SPECIAL NOTICE
Flash-?House and hand cleaner.
v. Qfv,>
j luayes .dooiv cc uowlv,.
Fountain Pens Repaired. New points
and rubber sacs put in and all
other repairing. Hal Kohn.
Jelly Glasses. Mayes Book & Variety Store.
For Sale?House and one acre town
of Silverstreet. Price $2,500. B.
M. Havird. 8-24-tf.
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Riinert
Full c
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All Summer (
Pric(
Yard wide Percale, 1
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36-inch best quality \
65c Voiles, different
S9.00 high cut Shoes,
Ladies' All Wool Ski:
40c Cheviot, special.,
j 35c Ginghams, speci:
$3.00 Silk Hose, sale
$12.00 Skirts, sale pi
Suit Cases and Bags,
$30.00, $35.00 and $<
and
Sale on Overalls, Kir
Finch's Special Over;
5 dozen Men's and B
$9.00 Men's Oxfords.
$9.75 value Ladies' I
15.
Upper Main St.
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Barbecue?We, the undersigned, will
furnish a first class barbecue at
Wheeland school house September
10. Special enjoyment for old and
young people. The cooking will
be in charge of one who knows his
business. D. R. Metze and J. 0.
Metze. 8-24-3t.
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Enlarged Picture Framing. Special.!
attention to oval pictures. Hal
Kohn.
Dolls! Dolls! Dolls of all kinds and
Price 10c to $10. Mayes Book &
Variety Store.
Tally and place cards, Rook and playing
cards. Card tables to rent.
Everything for the hostess. Hal
Kohn.
Glycerine Toilet Soap. Mayes Book
& Variety Store.
V/hite House Cook Book. The best
cook book to be had. Hal Kohn.
Whitehouse cleanser. Mayes Book &
Variety Store.
Artificial flowers in baskets. An ornament
to any home. Price $1.50.
Hal Kohn.
Strayed?Hound dojr, color red with
white breast, erood size, rather
thin, timid. Reward. L. W. Floyd.
8-24-2tp.
School room pictures, copies of famous
paintings, ready to hang. .
Price 25c, 50c and 75c. Phone orders
filled. Kal Kohn.
All persons are strictly forbidden to
trespass on lands of the undersigned.
Blanche E. Burley, Vera
L. Burey and John B. Fellers. i
8-24-3t.. !
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Hughes7 Comedy ,
>f Rib-Tickling Inci
Don't Miss It.
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loods Being Sole
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ight and dark colors, so
Vhite Sea Island, special
patterns, special, yard ...
, special, pair
rts, special
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price
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three days' sale price
1-5.00 Men's Suits, sale p
ig brand
ills, sale price
oys' Caps, three days' S?
qpIP TYHV.P '
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jow Cuts, black and tan,
C.r^r
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T. ANDERSON, Prop.
Next Door to
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Trespass Notice?All persons are
hereby forbidden to trespass upon
the lands of the undersigned by
hunting or in any manner whatever
under penalty of the law. R. J.
Crumpton, Prosperity, R. F. *1).
8-24-3tp.
FOR SALE?BUICK ROADSTER,
GOOD CONDITION AND CORD
TIRES. GEO. W. SUMMER, JR.
P. 0. BOX 392. 8-24-tf.
When You Want a Good Stove or
^nlmmnpri'.flrahaTii
ivau^c wiuv v.v/ v - ?
Suber Co. 8-20-tf
When you Want Anything in the Furniture
line come to SchumpertGraham
Suber Co. 8-20-tf
For Sale?Milch cow at a bargain
for a quick buyer. Enoch Hite,
Pomaria, S. C. 8-20-2tp
Wanted-White man (single) for special
work on farm. Give references
and age and state wages
asked. E. M. Evans, Newberry,
S. C. 8-20-tf.
For Sale?Your.g milch cow with
first calf one week old. I. G. Dominick,
Prosperity, Route 3, Boyd's
Crossing. 8-20-tf.
We have 3000 patterns of extra
heavy bagging and ties. See us
before you buy. R. B. Lominick &
Son. 8-17-4t
Cctton sheets?80x80 at attractive
price. Also balances and steelyards.
R. B. Lominick & Son.'
8-17-4t.
When You Want a "Kiddie Koop"
come to Schumpert-Graham-Suber
Co. 8-20-tf.
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> 35c
, yard 25c
35c
$7.00
$7.00
: 29c
29c
$1.95
$9.50
$1.98 to $22.50
$23.50. $32.50 I
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$2.50
$2.95
lie price 50c
$6.50
sale price $7.50 !
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PROGRAM M
Tuesday, August 24 II
"WHISPERS" Jj
Elaine Hammerstein fl
Hank Mann Comedy 1
I -? * c
Wednesday, August 25
"SCRATCH MY BACK"
Special All Star ^
Edgar Ccmedy
Thursday, August 26
"DON'T EVER, MARRY" ^
All Star 1
Gaety Comedy ' J
.vvWMlll WlJ//Wr..> t
Dr. H. M. Bigby *
Optometrist
Eyes Examined
Glasses Fitted
Phone 21
Third Flood Exchange Bank Bidg.
Battery Business.?I sell the Vesta jK
battery. None better. I specialize fl
battery work. Give me a trial. /
Newberry Battery and Electric Co., 1
Beale H. Cromer. Friend Street, I
opposite Cotton Platform. '
3-30-tf
For Sale?Car of 2 and 3 V Crimp- ^
ed roofing; also corrugated roof
in* uu u6uu v
will pay you well to see us before A
you buy. B. B. Schumpert & Co.,
Prosperity, S. C. /Phone 39. JT 1
7-13-8t. f A
To cleanse the system thoroughly and
give you new vim and tone you up
for the summer get a bottle of
Kerr's Vimtone guaranteed and ^
recommended by P. E. Way druggist,
Newberry, S. C. 5-21-tf
Tor goca ice cream, maue uy xicw ?
automatic machine, go to Gus .fj
Metchicas' candy store. No orders" '
under five gallons Med; $1.50 a
gallon. - 7-30-tf. 7y
~ NEELY J. CROMER a
Civil Eng. & Farm Land Surveying
v 5th Floor Exchange Bank Bldff. ,
Tel: Office 273, Res. 444-W.
3-16-tf.
Teachcrs Wanted?Two first grade
teachers for the Ridge Spring
school at Old Town. For further
information as to salary and tenr,
apply to J. W. Sanders, J. C, Butler,
S. E. Senn, trustees, Silver- '
street, S. C., R. F. D. No. 2.
For Sale?One milk cow, weighs
1,000- pounds; price $100; also one
cow with calf, $125; -a beauty. B. *
M .Havird, Silverstreet.
7-27-tf.
Crimson Colver seod for sale at Johnn
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son-iYLcuracKin uo. i-ou-u. / .
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For Sale?One $150 phonograph,
new; at a bargain. B. M. Havird, *
Silverstreet. ' 7-27-tf.
FOR SALE CHEAP?ONE TWOTON
SUPERIOR TRUCK, IN '
FIRST CLASS CONDITION. GEO.
' W. SUMMER, JR.
A 5-gallon, second hand ice cream
machine for sale, at very low
price. See Gus Metchicas.
7-30-tf.
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SEE GEO. W. SUMMER, JK. ^
For Hauling \
Phone 445 or 4
For Sale?Beans, Beans, Beans. Plant
every two weeks and keep them
mafcing all the summer. We have
all varieties, 25 cents a pint. Gilder
& Weeks Co. 6-1-tf-t
Two solid cars of cedar shingles;
right price. Apply to J. A. Tal!
lant. Silverstreet, S. C. 8-13-7tp
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For Sale?Cotton picking lapa and
sheets. Johnson-McCrackin Co.
8-10-tf. ^ *
E. J. GREEN V
Attorney-at-Law
Office Phone 17, Residence 473. Newberry,
S. C. v _
7-23-tf. >,
C. T. WYCHE,,M. D.7 ,
Prosperity, S. C.
Office Hi-s.: 9 to 11a. m., 3 to 6 p. m.
Special attention to treatment of
Piles or Hemorrhoids.
7-23-tf.
Barbecue?We, the undersigned, will
give a first class barbecue at John
P. Wicker's grove on Thursday,
August 26. Everybody come and
enjoy a good dinner. Dinner will
he cooked bv H. Monroe Wicker.
Wilbur Graham and Ernest,
I Wicker. t
FOR RENT?FOUR NICE ROOMS
OVER HERALD AND NEWS. APPLY
ANNE O. RUFF. PHONE/
84. 8-17-ltaw-tf
For Sale?One 10 horse power steam 1
engine, Ajax. One 20 inch Williams
corn mill. One pump jack. . |g
All in good shape. Phone 478. 0.
H. Lane. 8-13-tf.
Barbecue?The undersigned will fur- rj9
i r? i i. i . i
nisn a iirst ciass oaroecue at ro- j
maria on September 3. Special en- .
joyment for young people. The * 9
cooking Avill be in charge of H. M/ *:JB
Wicker. 0. A. Felker, B. 3VL Suber.
8-17-4tp