The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, August 02, 1921, Page THREE, Image 3
'! VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.
Come on. Red Bird, I like vourj
news.?Little Blue Hen, Golden j
Crtek cor. Pickens Sentinel. We see !
tfome funny nom de plumes in our j
exchanges. For instance", again, the:
Bice Creek cor. Sentinel signs Moonshine
Blues, and still another Lonescftie
Kid. Then here comes the McGormick
Messenger with Blue Bird, j
Bud and Oral Apple. And there j
ire others in^various paoers.
^ We and you are invited to view the j
display of paper hats, made by ladies |
km1 children of our city. See Hal!
Xohn's west window.
Tom A. Williams of Newberry is *a
ifrember of the endowment board of
tfi? grand lodge of Negro Pythians
which met in convention at Orangeburg
last week.
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]' The hot dog days have come again,
ifce meanest of the year. But we will
ftok for the cold day in August some j
-fcpie this month.
Speaking of mixing babies, we got [
the Gaillard babies mixed Friday.
?ittle Frances White is the daughter
Mr. and Mrs. James Y. C. Gaillard.
< One of Mr. H. H. Abrams* hands
&>und a bunch of new horse shoes,
which the owner can have by calling
th* r*><;idpncp nf Mr. Abrams. Own
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will leave 25 cents to pay the [
filter.
4 -All newspaper errors can not well j
Be corrected, but we can correct an i
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error in Friday's paper. There is exfelse
for some errors and this is one. j
Kneece and Neely sound so much
apke that, by not keeping our mind on i
our work during the rush, noise and *
confusion of last press day we made
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UUdia?k.e Ui 5i?iug i/i.
Xntece credit for some fine work ac.
fcomplished
by Dr. A. T. Neely, in an
operation for the removal of adenoids
and tonsils. However, we repeat:
Why should Newberry people
jo to Greenville or any other place
for these operations when we have
<|Bcient service at home? And what
W said about Dr. Kneece in place 'of I
Dr. Nfely holds good for both Drs.
-^ely and Kneece,. as each is an exptr$
in his particular line of profession.
< Alfred Graham, colored, from Mr.
t'homas Folk's place, came in Saturday
with a bottle full of cotton bolls \
Containing weevils; which shows that
I-?11 ? VA liarQ nr roflipv
we UOli wccrua ait v* ,
"wire, as some fields do not seem to
3&ve them. Burn . your weevils, and
carrying them around, helping
l&rm to spread. Bringing in boli i
;$ffceyils is like bringing in first cotton'
iteoms. \ After the first two or three
tie \inteuest ceases, because they get;
tftkk in a hurry after they start. So
feth the boll weevils.
_ <r Coming.: Kismc:. In. the mean- :
time, Irene Rich will repeat "Ajj
^pice in the Dark" at the opera house j
Jonight, Monday. Wanda Hawiev
m\ be in "Her Sturdy Oak" Tuesday,
Katheiine McDonald -in "Stranger
Jhan Fiction" Wednesday and Earle
Tr iliiams in "It Can Be Done" on
flEhursday, our busy press day.
v' A^colored woman by name of Viola
JjJsyd, 25 years old, living on Mr. Fayn
k Alif r\ -r\-\ il r, Kn_
T^iaxiiU s piatc auuui a IUUC uv
^ond Smyrna church, was killed .by
.^ghtiiing Saturday afternoon. She
^jwas in the vard taking clothes from
:line,^ presumably with her hand'
jpp the line, when the bolt struck her.
speeders had cases in the magistrate's
court Monday morning, the
rotal amount from the trials and forfeitures
being SI 10.
/.' Yesterday was salesday but you
wouldn't have known it. Tomorrow
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19 bUC WCgUlUiag U1 yiauv unu ^
?;eek and we hope 'to know it.*
Wade Suber, coloradj had two cas4s
in.the court of Magistrate Doug-1
%s Monday; one for larceny and'the,,
ciher for defrauding ^board. His entire
sentence was $40 or 50 days. He
hadn't paid up to date.
J- Six negro gamblers were 4 before
.Recorder Chapman Monday. Five
pjkid fines of $10 each and the sixth,
i&in, Shine Miller, is to pay his $10
tbr his part in the game, besides $25
for allowing it in his house, and $3
j^>r assault and battery before he
Sdmes free or takes the days. In the
iime session of court, Amos Glenn,
$5N and Tige 'Cannon,
*Lso colored, $1 for assault and bat,
mfe::
Vlt's a boy and he is at the home of
34r.; and, Mrs. Yancey T. Dickert. ^
^ At. the meeting of the Negro Pyth- i
n convention in Orangeburg last
*4ek E. F. Floyd of Newberry was
dieted vice chancellor.
< ; A-new way to keep burglars out?
tie ttte iront cioor open, That is wnat
a iady in Newberry told a man in the
hcuse-'
TKere wiH'b'e a 'fire drill on Thursday
afternoon at 6:30 o'clock on the
vKcjinj lot 'in front of Salter's up: '
tcrrn studio. You "want to see this. '
: Am^ng' "the"very 'large number of
automobiles' traveling the Prosperity
read Sunday' was a car containing
fpur interested' sight-viewers, looking
for boll weevils,"etc.' IV passed Prosperity
and went on* through* that dangerous
railroad cut beyond Singley's
* ?a. little narks', croot?d,Winding
piecfe of road not much larger than
u. - - *
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a pig path. Although it is a very dangerous
place, there is nothing to
warn travelers of the great danger
except a small sign on either side
with the words: "Slow, railroad
crossing," painted in small letters.
Just like a sign for any common, or
dinary place. Strangers have no
idea of the lurking danger from the
reading of the signs. Sunday's travel
demonstrated more than ever ihe
popularity of the Prosperty road.
More cais than ever before were go-,
ing and coming over the good road
along fine crops. If Bob Tarrant had
sat on his porch in Glenn stieet late
Sunday afternoon ha could have
counted more than 78 cars passing
within one hoar's time.
There is nothing in Newberry county
to warrant the talk of pellagra.
Donnan-Deaver
Laurensville Herald, 29th.
A marriage announcement of sur-'
passing interest to a large circle of
friends and acquaintances in this sec-.
tion of the state is that of -Mr. M. C.;
Deaver, prominent citizen of Carlisle,
and Miss Lula Donnan, daughter of
Magistrate J. W. Donnan, of the Ty-!
lersville section, the happy event tak-r
ing place in Laurens Wednesday af-1
ternoon at 4:30 o'clock when the Rev.
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h\ K. JUigo, pasior 01 me r usu mcui-,
odist church, performed the ceremony
in the parolrs of the parsonage j
in the presence of only a few assem-!
bled friends. Immediately after the
marriage Mr. and Mrs. Deaver left by j
motorcar for a visit to <the mountains |
of North Carolina. They will reside j
at Carlisle where Mr. Deaver is engaged
in mercahndising, farming and
banking, being the president of the
Farmers and Merchants bank of Garlic]
?> Mr* Dpaver is well and popu-|
larly known socially and as a teacher
and church worker, for she has taught
for the past several years in the
graded school at Whit-mire and has
during- tliis time' been prominently
identified with the church and civic
activities of the communty in which
she spent her school year as well as in
her own during vacation periods.
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ANNUAL CONVENTION
NOW IN PROGRESS*
Orangeburg, July 28.?The grand j
lodge of negro Pythians is in session |
here. This convention meets annually
and brings together more than
2,000 people. They have two branches,
the Knights have 350 lodges in the
state and the Court of Calanthe has
over 200 lodges. All of the lodges j
have two representatives in tlte con-1
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v^ntion r^nd there are ten umiorm:
rank companies in attendance.
The Knights are holding their ses-1
sions in Convention hall on the cam-;
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pus of "'lie SialD Negro college, "and i
the female branch is in convention in i
the chapel of Clafiin university.
The inform?'" opening last night
was a joint session of both orders in .
the auditorium at State college.-Hen-;
ry Ban* Thomas, a we'll known negro j
citizen of Orangeburg, was master of j
ceremonies. The program was good,
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to serve you 1
prices.
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and some very able speakers were half of the city and the county speech- M
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heard bv the lai'^e audienct*. On be-\ es wvre delivered by .Judge B. Hart v
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An automobile has a certain sale value in jar
dollars and cents, depending upon the mar- ' he
ket price. ol:
It also has another value measured only
by the satisfaction its owner gets from the
use of it. The market price is no indication t0
of this value. ,
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'This latter value is put into the car by the a
dealer who sells it. His readiness and abilitv
to serve the car owner makes this value t
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nine or great.
Our organization is built up to serve, as
weil as to sell.
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McHardy Mower
New Bid., East Main St. Phone 300
WILLARD BATTERIES GOODRICH TIRES
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lat you need we are prepared
with good goods and lowest
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os? and John ?S. Bowman. of the :"I 'mi; :s a K
angehurg bar. .Judge .Moss told the U!' 1 :n<' 'earnings Ik
grces that the administration of t" a ''itr/.m.
e negro colleges in Orangt'b'ir^ Jui.us A. i?ro\v:> <?f
ve had mucii to do with the finv giaad ' hanceiior <f 1 ?
irit of cooperation and ^ood . t slate and ;>r?sii s ov?
g that exists between !)< ra<-es licrc. ii" <i? i:an address
t advj?Pf! the negroes to get proo-.tne addresses <;f welcoi
ty, religion and ednca*ion. He said niei speakers and Ma.
at during h 11*11v; experience as a ).:i:i: 'Hher sj>*. a hers :
ivyer ho ha? seen wry few negroe.--; mc-t-tinrT wove Dr. X.
fore the courts who are educated anvvburg, H. Damn
id own property. He said that the bia, Dr. li. S. Wilkin*
lite people respect President Wi!- Mctihee of Ailc<-n.
nson and that the State college is a T},(. ;tff;t5l.g of the ,
pinjf example of what the negroes' ;tJ. .lh?(!r>rv j . ;n tiu. ^
e doing along educational lines to , , \ , 1
dowment hoard. In
lp reduce illiteracy in South Car- , - t, , .
1 _ business r tlie order
ina and improve the citizens. lt . , r
year the board loum
After referring' to tne many advan- linancial member* are
ges offered any convention coming; and that they have on
Orangeburg. Mr. Bowman cam- <.f mere than SI 00.00*
imputed tne. lougf- men 011 iiieir nne out i-ii.\uwu rrom ine r
owing and .sait! that a man can he > uiihnv; lu the r?-co
good citizen without being a Knight, 4i,:. tJj tht j.-Taiul p.m>
Xri a n or 11
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Amminiir
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each each
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This will be recognised by the t
munity as the greatest saving even
pieces of Quality Brand Aiuminunr
20 years by the manufacture/,
First come first served
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We have traded some big limit
ones and have the following at
BARGAIN COUI
One 1 1-2 ton Republic Truck, brar
One.l 1-2 ton I. H. C. Truck, good c
One 1 ton Chevrolet Truck, good a
One 1 ton Ford, new cord tires, cab
Central i
Newberry, S. C. *
nig'hi and live t-?i:n#- . The members of the board
t* is compelled are:- L. A. Richie of Abbeville; 0.
ii. PuKi* ('f Darlington: A. A. Sims
y-i i of r.nion: T. A. Williams of Newber<
haneston is
, . rv; X. A. .lenkins of Columbia, with
e older in the .
the ranking officials of 1he~grand
i tne st-s^ion. ?
: lodge.
,M(, j]v ttu4 . \Y ednesdav will be devoted to hear;
, jj the annua! reports of rhe grand
. . ,? i iodtye ofik-frs and reports from standii
iiio inronnai ? .
' Xix <>f Or ' i:i"" *-'<*iiT'jvi:t*?.-eh. The annual address.t.jy
()f Colum-' (s oi >-ram^ chancellor, ~JT A.
son and A. J* H- Lev/Je' ?rahd keeper of
re ar.'i :-eai, the grand master of
; e\ciu ijUer, the triand medical direc;ruj:d
.(K;:e ;n I));- \v. .Mav.veli and the grand
;nJs <>: an en- attorney, X. J. Frederick, cover the
leviev. itiir ' he .. ;ou. jhases of the work. ,
fop the fiscal ! : :
; laat^ 20.001) J J summer goodS to
reported i >r. |
hand a suryiu': be ciosed out regardless
i) :,fi.T paying > of cost to make room
nurtuary fun,!. f f jj fa Mim.
rus m the ot- t c
lev of the ex.- ililUgil
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hrifiy housewife of this comt
ever held in this, section. 600
i Ware', each piece guaranteed
. No phone orders.
i away.
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)er trucks for some smaller
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sjter prices
id new $1985.00
ondition $43t>.uu
12 new $75000
and body $385,00
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Prosperity, S. C.