The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, November 19, 1920, Page EIGHT, Image 8
PURELY PERSONAL. j is f
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Tb.;flj$.oveinents of Many People,! ,
ifcv/carrian# and Those Who ! ** ^
Vsi.:t Newberry. ; cnJ
Capt. M. M. Buford returned on! v,..
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Thursday from a trip to Columbia, i j10r
Mr. James Milam, a popular Dodge !f0r
salesman, divides his successful time ' cai
between Xcwberry and Laurens. !p0\
Miss Magrr>o Thomasscn returned j p;oi
o?i Wednesday night from Green-j orn
ville. The condition of her mothers jhea
eye is improved. ! in
Misses Luia Waiurop ana .viar-;
garet Davis spent Tuesday nightldrc
witlr Mrs. Robert G. Wallace, Jr., Ic-hi
at Belfast. j wit
Miss Frances Scholtz of Charlotte I ^,ir
is visiting Miss Lila Summer, having! v's
come to attend the Summer-Cald- j Jar
well wedding:. i an<
Mrs. Clarence Lehwald uf Savan-j**c
nah is \is>ti.ne: her parents, Mr. andjto
Mrs. Joseph Mann, and v. ili spend!(<a-ft
the Thanksgiving season here. 11J"
Mr. Frank M. Ewart came in from i
Charlotte and spent, the week-end j nu
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here with his sick wife at trie nomc i ?">
of his father. j
Miss Alice Moses of Sumter, onl^ct
her return from the D. A. It. con- j 2m]
vention in Anderson, wiil stop over j lob
today for a little visit with her aunt.? in.-'
Mr?. J. D. Bruce. " j toi
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Matthews, j pis
Mr. Jdhn H. Wicker, Mr. A. J.jmo
Bowers, Jr., and M>\ Matcolsu John-1
stone left on. Thursday for Charlotte i la<-i
to attend the'district convention of j hk<
c j his
j J.\l N't VtUVf
_Vv and Mr*. V. 1). Knight ofj11-"
Gray Court spent the last week-end to
with relatives in the St. Phillips co n
munity. Some of their relatives were
absent owing to the fact they came
on this visit unawares. j ,
n > E. H. Auli of Newberry was in Co-J
lumbia yesterday conferring v. ?th tliej !L,j
state suoerintendent of education.! 1
He reports a full.enrolment in the C01
county schools and also some admir- nj?
able improvements in a number- of
districts.?The State, 18th. j j?l
Miss Vic Boozer is spending the!
week with Mrs. L. G. McCullough,{ur,
having: accompanied Mr. and Mrs.
McCullough, little Joe Henry andlorj
JVliss Rosa Walpole from their visit | toi
to Dr. J. H. McCullough in Colum-!jjf
bia..
Da\ W. E. Crooks, who is a njem- ich
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oer or tnc meaicai siair at me l.. o. i y
naval hocpital,. Charleston, is the (j
ha^py father of a little girl born on
armistice day anniversary. He had w
a double share in the - celebration of ]jf
the day on November 11. Little Joe
Henry's mother is now "Aunt Fannie."
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Harris went o t
to Newberry Wednesday to attend p.
the Summer-Caldwell wedding.?Miss}
Margaret Perrin attended the Sum- j th<
mor-Caldwell wedding in Newberry j a?
Wednesday. From there Miss Per-j on
Tin will go to T>mpa, Fla., to visit jfr<
Misses Margaret Bradley and Susia j
Stevenson?Abbeville Press and Ban- j ra;
ner. J "F
31rs. "C. A. Kenneker in renewing j pe
her subscription to The Herald and tu
News adds this pleasant note: "Ij
enjoy your paper much and lookjfo
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forward to lis coming twice a week wl
with a great deal of pleasure.'" That j in;
j Ik Bread With II
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Butter Scotch
Angle Foe
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American and F;
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NOW OPEN AND REA
FOR LADIES AND
LADIES' SHAMPOOING AfVERY
BEST O
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ine. Ii makes those who labor on
paper feel good to get such
eri ng words from those who really
oy the paper.
Jr:. Will T. Bfuonl is resting and
uperating for a few days at the
iie of his father, Capt. M. M. Bull.
Since coming from the hospiWill
ha<> not quite regained his
?;ers of laughter, at winch iic- :s
>d when "Ray" Fellers tells him
i of his little jokes. Whenever v/e
ir Will laugh we think the "T"
his name stands for "tickled."
Vlr. W. L. Mathis, wife and chil:n,
Mr. J. M. Coppock, wife and
It! of Newberry spent Sunday
h Mr. R. G. Re agin and family.?
s. Henry Fa it of Little Mountain
ited her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
? T A .-m'/.L- Micc "Rr?mirc? Aires
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I Miss Sudia Floyd... Mr. Claire
yd and others made a flying visit
relatives at Newberry last Sun:.
They report a tine trip.?Lexton
Dispatch-News.
Mr. J. B. Shealy has opened his
,v barber shop in the Newberry
,el building occupying the room
m*-r!y used as the telegraph oi\
which has been remodeled and
proved in k"eph:<* with the hotel
by and other portions of the buildnow
receiving the finishing
iches of beauty. Mr. Shealy'r
,ce of bus.iners,?\viiri the latent ynr
>st improved fixing. includinjr
;e little trick for working on ;
y"? head, looks more than rvei
e a real city tonsorial parlor. Set
ad in this paper. Mr. Shealy i:
irst class barber and will be plcasvt
sco his many friends a! his liev
[1 cozy shop.
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.
Cotton 17 cents; rceri "7 i-2.
"Nomads of the North" will b<
jeatcd on Friday.
The liqour case in the recorder7!
irt has been postponed until to
rht. Thursday, at 7:30 o'clock.
They say you won't be able to sto]
ighing as long as you see Fay Tin
E?r in the picture to be shown Sat
day.
The fire Wednesday afternoon wai
ly another slight blaze in some cot
1 at a small negro house way dowi
South street.
The Ladies' Aid society of Smyrn;
arch will give a supper at Mr. J
Clary's on Thanksgiving day fron
to 11 o'clock. Public invited.
Convicted in recorder's courts)
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ecinesciay or ieaaing a uisuiucn.
e Rosa Johnson, colored, paid :
e of $20. ' .
On and after Monday the opening
ur at the opera house will be !
lock except on Saturdays at !
m.
In the Jist of college class officer
3 ramp rf Edward (better know.'
"Dude") Epting wa^ inadvertentl;
litted as vice president of th:
ishman class.
Charles Ray makes the sunshin<
ys seem brighter than ever ii
'eaceful Valley," is the verdict o
ople who have seen him in this pic
re, which .will be here on Monday.
Mr. i Pope Connelly will now b1
und Brock & Morgan's garage
:erc he will bo pleased to see hi
my friends when they need any
18 Golden Crust
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umpkin Pie
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>?u7i!ig Dinner
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Layer Cake
sd Cake
1 Food Cake
rench Pastries
Bakerv
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Newberry, S. C.
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Barber Stop
DY FOR BUSINESS
> GENTLEMEN
JD MASSAGING GIVEN
F ATTENTION.
SHEALEY, Manager.
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| tiling in the automobile line.
j Mr. A. T. Boland paid $10 Wed-;
S nesday for failin.tr lit stop thi- re- j
j quired time at the sound of the iirej
: alarm. There were several others;charged
with the same, but they came;
clear.
i Winthroo college was well and
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I thoroughly advertised in a fine pic-;
ture at the opera house. Il didn't:
' seem that anything could have been}
i left out. The pictorial ad will do
'Winthrop much good.
A few reserved seats in the dress
;circle are still left at this writing.;
i If you don't want to stand or get j
i crowded out entirely at the ''Are j
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; You a Shriner?" entertainment vou;
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j had better hurry to get your seats, j
j Will Bates, Gilbert Butler, Wade;
'Perry and Sump Coleman had to j
I answer in recorder's court on Thurs- j
I day for driving on street before time I
| was up after the fire alarm had j
sounded on Wednesday afternoon.)
. n-ti.l $1(1 Iho nfhpr 1 hrrp troti
jvoff oil the payment of $5 each.
Sumn?er-Caldw<??l.
X<iss Kale Summer and Mr. .James|
I David (-alfhveil wer*? married by '.ho.
|! Rev. A. J. Bowers, D. 1)., at the
home of the bride's parents, Mr. and
Mrs, C. E. Summer, on Wednesday
' :\i 7:80 )>. in., where H ey were given
(ja reception. The weddinjr march was'
idaypfi by Miss Manrarel Burton, as
i:t up I. I ht* happy couple v/em to
j Prosperity through the country ;md
j hoarder! the Cannon Ball for u bridal
jtrip, after which 1 hey will be "at
j | homo'' at the residence of the bride's
l | brother, Mr. Elmer Summer, until
'| Mr. Caldwell builds a home.
Ravenscraft-Swaim.
; Miss Nell Ravenscraft and Mr.
rRusselle Swaim, both of Elk Gar.
jtlcn, W. Va., were married at Kcyser,
; W. V'a., on November 8. The brides'groom
was a former Newberry high
. J school boy, son of Mrs. F. M. Henry,
j He moved north in 1915.
Clark Floyd V/ins Medal.
Mr. Clark Floyd, one of the high
School graduates at Newberry the
past summer and a student of the
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| U XllYtSi'dllr^' Ul OUUUl vai v/xiixci, wuo
J the winner of the society medal in
loiatorv the other day at the universJity
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| He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. L.
^ j W. Floyd of Newberry and The Heri
al 1 and News congratultes all the
^ j parties and it gives the editor espe,
j cial pleasure because we understand
, j that he used the subject we assigned
as the subject for the prize essay
which we have been giving to the
> hrti'h schools of the county, 'The
? j American Home the Basis of Ameri"
i can Power," and that he ussd in
g j large part if not entirely the essay
i which he wrote as the speech which
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T wen the medal. That is good. A
Jtiro subject and a good speaker and
" ! a <?ood writer.
ej NEWBERRY CHAPTER RED
:1I CROSS EXPRESSES THANKS
f j
The central committee on armistice
day in behalf of the Newberry
s county chapter of the American Red
'? Cross wishes to 1 hrvnk the individuals
- an?! organizations in the town and
" county who gave their services,
> money or materials to make the dinner
for the World War veterans a
I j six-cess.
interested members of the chapter
i will be glad lo know that the trensJurer.
Mr. Anderson, received money
: enough to just meet the obligations
[of'ihe barbecue dinner. Tin* ice
j cream and cake given by the ladies
1 of .Wubi'iry made a fitting dessert
j for the (iinncr.
' The treasruer acknowledges g-!
vei|>t of the money from tin* Tran
wood auxiliary, $r?.00, and the Prosjperitv
branch, $3G.30.
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FOR RENT
, Eight rooms ard bath ever Herald
j and News Office.
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| ANNE O. RUFF
j SPECIAL NOTICE
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! Picture Framing?Brinjr your nicest
i pictures hero to be framed. The
best materia] jrccs Into frames
j which we tarsi out. Hal Kohn.
j Fcr Sale--For;! car run about three
??-.riic; p -t ' o-,* i
class condition, (loo. VV. Haia;on.
j Prosperity, S. ll-lS)-2tp
' Birth Ar;.icunceir.ents ailfl Baby
Books. Sample? sent out with
s? I pleasure. Phone 10-". Hal Kohn.
; Strayed?One pig from my pasture
j Xovcmber V.. Biack sow piir and
t weighs <> > or 70 lbs. .1. P. II.
i Klbler. Prosperity, R. F. 1>. \o. '1.
i 11-iO-li.
| York Apni-ss?Car load York apples.
tjood. and sound, ;V,'K- peck; $1.7-5
l bushel, (i. W. Kinard. Prosperity,
j! 11-19-lt.
All persons are warned i:ot to hunt
ou the undersigned properly: Mary
B Simkins. Ojetta l>. K Harjrrow,
Joe C". Bedenbaugh, Sarah Beden
ban <ih. Alive R. Merlonis.
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Magazine Subscriptions. Rcpl OSClltllluf
all publishe rs. Will be jrlaii to I
quote* you on your new si;bscrip-,
tions unci renewals, Hal Kohn.
For Sale?Kmpty 9.^ lb flour sacks'
any quantity. Baku-Rite Bakery, j
You Merely Add Water. Cot a bowlj
of my white narcissus already!
jrrowinpr. Take them home an<l at!?!;
water. They will bloom for Christ-'
mas. Price 40c. Hal Kohn.
tor saio?iiave a ie\v nice lai nens;
at 30c per !b. Young chickens]
over o lbs.. 35c per lb. Few fryers j
3 Ib.i and under, 40c Dor lb. Y. T.'
Dickert. Phone 2303. 11-19-1 tp !
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Typewriter Ribbons ar.d Supplies, j
Phore 105 or call at "The New:
Book Store" when you need office'
supplies. Hal Kohn. i
I have a nice lot of fine Barred Ply-,
mouth Rock cockerels for breeders, i
Head ycur flock with one or two of;
these vigorous purebred birds. The j
male is half the flock. Prices $3,i
$5 and 87. Y. T. Dickert. Phone2303.
1 l-19-2tp j
i Thanksgiving cards. Send cards to'
your friends. Wlil be glad to havei
vou call and see the line. Hal!
! Kchn.
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'For Rcni?.Suite of two (?.) or threej
(3) roc.in^ for party wishing to do;
j light housekeeping. Modern con
: ? ...r. + ii<u linmn wrl-w.h i<i
VClilt'IlLvI> III liviiiv ? ,
centrally locatcd. Box 383. New-j
berry, S. 0. 11 -191 tp;
| Christirai Greeting; Ca-enpraveii
i with your nam'.; on them ars the'
i nicest thin? to send. Samples:
gladly displayed. Hal Kchn.
. Straight
sa!rry: I'vjo.OO per week and
expense? to man or woman with
ii?X i-> introduce Eureka Einc Producer.
Eureka Mf;r. Co., East St.
j Louis 111. ' 11-IJMl])
j Double Hyacinths, red, pink and blue,
j Tulips, ail colors. Narcissus,1
| Freesias and Oxalis bulbs. Ho!
ICohn.
jxrespass Notice?All persons arc noti
ified not to trespass or. the lands
! of the undersigned in No. 1) town(
ship by hunting or in any manner
I whatever. Mrs.* Sara C. Boozer.
We grin only on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday of each week. Tire
j Prosperity Cotton Oil Mill Co.,
| Prosperity, S. C. ll-10-5tp
j Fall in D:*y Gocdb. Drop in prices.*
! Hitting high cost of living. At my
! store in SiJverstreet ynu will find
dry goods at greatly reduced prices
anit general merchandise at reasonable
prices to suit the times. J.
M.Nichols. i 1-1 (5-4tp
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i Covered Metis?I now have on hand
; French covered heels in all colors
j and sizes for ladies best shoes.
! Electric Shoe Hospital. A. W.
| Price, Mgr. ll-lti-tf.
| We have a full line of art squares
and viv/s. Schumpert-t?raiiam-:suberCo.
' 10-12-tf.
Wanted?Subscriptions, new or rei
newal, to The Herald and News,
the Progressive Farmer, Southern
Cultivator. Ladies' Home Journal,
Woman's; Home Companion, Pictorial
Review, Country Gentleman,
McCall's* Magazine and any other
magazine, that is wanted. Please
{ give me your gift subscriptions.
Please give or leave your subscription
at Wm. Johnson's, store for me
Your subscription will be appreciated.
Phone 25. Curtis Epting,
1704 Nance St., Newberry, S. C.
; 10-I2-2mo.
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! OSes desks at Schumpert-Graham'
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j SUOP.V 10, I.VMJ-H.
Com^ to see ks, wi: sell for less.
S ch n i:\ p e rI - Cj" raha m - S u b e r Co.
10-12-tf.
Cane milis, rvaporatcrs and furnacos.
For sale i.?y Johnson-McCrackin
C??. 8-oi-tf
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j $8.00 Bath E
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I am prepared to do genera! repair- i
inir of furniture and upholstering !
and cabinet work. W. R. Davis.
Will promptly attend to all orders
left for me at the office of the Security
Loan and Investment company.
0-3-tf.
E. J. GREEN
Attcrney-at-Law
Office Phone 17, Residence 473.
Newberry, S. C.
7-23-tf.
Grain Drills?See drill in operation
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Ill UUi SLUli;. u UI1110U1I-<I1V. vi ai.niu
Co. 9-14-tf i
No hunting or trespassing allowed;
on any lands of the undersigned.
Violators will be vigorously prosecuted.
Johnson-McCracken Co.,
John K. Spearman. 11-2-tf
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Wagons?Weber and Old Hickory;
all sizes. Johnson-McCrackin Co.
9-14-tf.
SEE GEO. W. SUMMER, JR.
For Hauling . |
Phone 445 or 4
Have us sell your land at auction. (
Atlantic Coast Realty company,
Petersburg, Va., and Greenvyie.!
N. 0. Write, wire or phone us at
Petersburg, Va., or see Davb
Realty Co., local contract representatives,
Greenwood, S. C.
9-28-1 taw-tf.
Blankets and comforts at SchumpertGraham-Suber
Co. 10-12-tf. i
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/ool Blankets, P<
Wool Blankets, I
lobe Blankets, P.;ets,
Pair - $1
Newberry, S, C.
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OPERA HOUSE
Newberry* S. C.
Monday Night, Nov. 22
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A1 Araf Shrine Club of Co- j
lumbia Presents
"Are You a Shriner?" j
With |
Star Cast of Columbians j
Directed by Uaniel A. Keed j
U.^der Auspices of
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Newberry Shrine Club |
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Prices $1.50 io 50c,, plus tax i
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^"ct?cr?\ ou are warned not to hunt!,
or trespass: on my lands. The law j:
will be enforced. John 0. Koon.
11-19-31.
3rimton Clover, clean, 12c pound Jj
burr clover 12c pound: airaifa ofcc i
pound, hairy vctch 28c pound. J
rape 15c pound, homo grown Ap-j
pier oats 81.55 bushel, native rye
$3.00 bushel, barley $3.30 bushel,
blue stem wheat S3.20 bushel,
white yeUow and Bermuda onion
$3.00 bushel. We pay the
freight. Faris Leed Co., Greenwood,
S. C. 10-12-3t-lta\\
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OPERA HOUSE
PROGRAM
Friday, November 19
"NOMADS OF THE NORTH" ' *
Spccial
Fox News
Saturday, November 20
"VEILED MYSTERY" NO. 5
TURNVILLE TROLLEY
COMEDY
2 REEL CHRISTY COMEDY
Monday, November 22 f
Matinee Only
"PEACEFUL VALLEY"
Charles Ray
Fox News
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Dr. H. M. Bigby
Optometrist
Eyes Examined v
Glasses Fitted
Phone 21
Third Flood Exchange Bank Bldg.
r?ii<;jrTess_ 1 ?Gll t}l6 VcStii
battery. None better. I specialize
battery work. ,Give me a trial.
Newberry Battery and Electric Co.,
Beale H. Cromer. Friend Street,
opposite Cotton Platform. /
3-30-tf
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Lest, Strayed cr Stolen-?One black
and white r]p-r?.p pointer dog. Lib- *
era! reward if returned to J. L.
Feagle. 11-9-tf
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Fcr Sale?Cedar shingles, extra clear
grade. $7.75 f. o. b. Jas. E. Shealy,
Little Mountain, S. C.. 9-17-17tp ^
Contractors and Builders. Save 10
to 25 per cent, on Flooring, Ceiling,
Siding, Laths and Shingles.
Buy in car lots. Send list for delivered
prices. Greenwood Sales
Co., Box 435, Greenwood, S. C.
f>-14-2Gt-ltaw.
We handle "Life-time Brand" alumi- '
r.um cooking utensils. SchumpertGraham-Suber
Co. 10-12:tf.
Crimson Colver seed for sale at Johnson.-McC-rackin
Co. 7-30.rtf
See our Water Color Window Shades
at 75c each. Schumpert-Graham
Subcr Co. ~ 10-12-tf.
NOTICE OF JURY DRAWING.
Notice is hereby given that we,
tin.- undersigned Jury Commissioners
for Newberry county, will at.9 o'clock
a. m., November 26th. 1920, in the
office of the clerk of the said county
openly and publicly draw the names ,
of thirty-six (<36) men to serve as
petit jurors for the court of general (r
session?, which will convene December
13th. 1920.
C. C. Schumpert, , ?
J. B. Halfacre,
TaU? P
V>, UVggaiid),
Jury Commissioners . for Newberry .
County. ;
OPERA HOUSE
Monday, Nov. 29
Let's get real chummy and
make this one merry night
Jj' ' N?ro) York cREAresT^j !
kThe Show ofFeatures || 1
?INCOMPARABLE MUSiGVL !j
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SJEWELED ILLUMINATED ?
% F Li STATION RUNWAY >5
5j Extending 15 Rows in Audience Jj ,
S 1 HIGHEST SRLRKIED CHORue I !?,
| THE WORLD " | [||
AChoi ui.?I'll Say?Ali Young
Pretty and Full of Pep
A Brilliantly lighted "Jeweled
Runway" extending fron\
the sta.^e lo and over tka audience
on which the charming
chorus will trip and dance. I
Reserve your seats early and , j
avoid being disappointed. 1
Seats on sale Monday. Prices I
50c, $1.06, $1.50, $2.00, plus J
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