The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, September 09, 1921, Page SIX, Image 6
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Miss Hortense Woodson, ,
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WOMAN'S AUXILIARY HOLD
CONFERENCE AIS'D RECEPTIO
A conference ums held on Wedne
d&v evenmir nt. oVL-oic nt. fho ro
ctence of Mr. Z. F. Wirght for t'i
purpose of forming a state or< niz.
tion of the Woman's Auxiliary of ti
American Legion, and this was fc
lowed immediately by a reception f
the sp&nsois, maaJj and women uel
gates who were present trom vano
parts of the state.
The invocation was made by Re
E. V. Babb, which was followed \
the address of welcome by Miss Sad
Goggans. The response was made !
Mrs. J. D. Carroll of Lexington,
quartette, "Carolina," was sung \
Mrs. E. V. Babb, Miss Teressa Ma
Vitt* tliai V V 1 Iv Tr\\
UX1I; vil*. AWC V . Xi T . UilU A/X W Vi
B. Setzler.
Dr. Setzler extended a weleon
from the local post American Legi<
to the visitors and introduced Maj
G. Hey ward Mahon, state comman
er. Major Mahon spoke of the pu
pose for which the conference w
held and appointed Mrs. L. W. Flo;
as temporary state chairman cf t
State Woman's Auxiliary. Mi
Floyd n:adc a talk on the work cf t
auxiliary and Mrs. Voorhees of Floi
da, chairman of the Woman's Aux
iary of that state as well as alt<?ri>a
for the director of the National W
man's Auxiliary, was present ai
spok'e briefly. Miss Chamberlai
vflvwACAw f 4 o 4- 't'o n -P A r.iavi/?on
ICJ/1 CiC'IlilUl'.* C Ui IIIC AU.I 1?I
Gross, was introduced to the audienc
The principal address of the ccnfe
ence was made by Col Alvin M. xOivv
ley, of Texas, chairman of the N
tional American Commission ci ti
American Legion. Col. Owsley mat
a beautiful address which was tho
fg&u' : 1
oughly enjoyed.
The organization of a State Wor
an's Auxiliary to the American L
gion was then entered upon and Mr
L. W. Floyd, chairman, appointc
committees which were to report :
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me conierence on inursuay arumm;
An especially enjoyable feature (
t"he' program was the singing of tl
"Star Spangled Banner'* by Mi
Goode Burton, who was dressed i
Columbia.
This meeting was followed by
mcst delightful reception when bloc
cream was Served and a pleasant hoi
of social intercourse was t-njoye
TWc koaivf-fnl 'nftniii iroc n v mm
V Cfc VA I'll U1 " UO iiVt VI iiiVi
lovely than on this occasion when
was bedecked with the patriotic coloi
of red, white, and blue, and numeroi
flags and bright colored flowers. It
an ideal place for such an affair i
this and through the kind hcspitalit
of Mr. Wright it is often availab
for events of this nature.
YOUNG MEN OF COLUMBIA
ENTERTAINED BY FRIEND
?
The friends of Mr. Luther Cousir
gave him a pleasant surprise at h
V< n 1 n TT1 r\ c* b U Af T%i A
ixi/uic in u.ai luu micci -l uc
day evening by joining him in ente
taining his house guests, Messrs. Pa
G. McCullough and Walter T. Mill
of Columbia, who are also colles
. chums of Mr. Cousins.
During the evening games wei
played and music ;v:;d'ired by Mh
Ruby. Mae Merchant was greatly e:
joyed.
The merry crowd was composed <
the Misses Ruby Mae? and Bernit
Merchant, Theressa Lightsey, Jan
Dell and Mildred Paysinger, Franc*
and Marian Caldwell, and Messrs. 1
E. Kneece, Nick Merchant, Rae Fe;
gle, Ira Cousms, Paul McCulloug'
Walter Miller and Lutheran Cousin
Csks anH Ipmnn^rlp worp spwpH dn
ing the evening by Mrs. E. H. Coi
sins.
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Interesting Birthday Party
The following account of a birt]
day party in Hodges from tl
Index-Journal will be of interest 1
.
relatives and friends of the litt
hostess in Newberry:
On Saturday afternoon from 4
to 6:C0 little Dorothy Reeder ente
tair.ed twenty-one of her litt
friends, the occasioi jc-:rig fori
birthday. After playing m:. iiite
esting games in the yard the> marc
ed two by two into the dining roor
which was decorated with an attra
tive color scheme of pink and whit
where delightful ice cream and cal
was served by Mrs. Reeder assisted 1
Misses Gertrude Reeder and Lei
Whitefir-'d. A?, the nucr.ts were lea
ir.g1 the dining' room, the little hoste
presented each with a miniature win
mill ae a souvenir. At 0:30 the lilt
folks left expressing themselves ;
having a royal good time.
ENJOYABLE MEETING
OF PASTIME CLU
Miss Blanche Davidson and Mi
James L. Autl were hostesses on F:
I
:iETY js
: la1
ould be either sent or phoned to [ jj?
Editor, Phones Nos. 1 and 76 ! te
i th
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I day afternoon last for the Pastime
Njclub. Tables for bridge were ar-j va
jranged on the cool, shady veranda ta
s-1 and vases of gov colored zinnias
' f<n
ii-jon pedestals and shelves adorned the;"1'
ie | porch. The tally cards were hand--,
a-imade and were verv attractive, being;!
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ie I white with tiny American flags in the!
>1-{corners, and tied with rod ribbon, in j
or : lienor of the American Legion con-1
e-|vei!tion season. At the close of the!
us ! games dainty covers were spread upon j
| the tables and the hostesses served a
v- j delightful fruit salad with iced tea.
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ie j ICE CREAM FESTIVAL
>yj AT TRINITY SCHOOL
A!
>y i The Rural Improvement association
y-jof Trinity school will have an ice I
cream festival at the school house Saturday
evening, September 10, from
5 to 10 o'clock.
3n Mrs. J. C. Waldrop,
or s Secretary.
d-i > _
ir-j Delightful Flavor
as j An inexperienced golfer appeared
yd j on a suburban golf course and soon
he j showed his prowess in scattering
i'S.! turf.
he' His partner, a complacent person,
ri-jstood it for a long time in silence,
il-| Presently the ibeginner made a mag-,
tejnificert drive, his ball flew over the
o-j horizon, and several pecks of soil
id'were driven into his partner's mouth,
n, "Fine links," said he.
?d "FincJ" agreed his polite partner, *
e. as he w:pt .1 the soil from his lips,
r- "The besfc I ever tasted.":?Edinburgh
s-1 Scotsman.
1(i Time to Move
^ An Irishman visiting a friend in
r_ the hospital began to take an interest
in the other patients. "What are you
? 1 -** O > > L J
in nere xorue uskcij unc. x vc gut j
e_ tcnsilitis, and I've got to have my j
^ tonsils cut out," was the answer.
W(j "And you?" he asked another. "I've
got bloodpoisoning in the arm, and
w they're going to cut it off," was the
^ reply. "Heavens!" said Pat, in honle
or, "this ain:t no place foj me. I've
53 got a cold in my head. I guess I'll be
o-oino- jy
v Wrong!
^ On returning home frcm school one
day Jackie at once proceeded to the
IT rabbit
hut. From inside the house
his r: other could hear h u: question.e
ing the rabbits thus: "Twice two?"
1 no answer. Again, 'Twice two?"
fS
Still no answer. '"Why on earth are
you talking to the rabbits in that
" fashion, Jackie?" she asked. "Well,
13 mother, teacher told us this morning
^ that rabbits multiply very quickly,
6 but I thought all along she was
wrong."
On the occasion of an eclipse in
15 Virginia, a colored individual became
very much elated. "Bres de
ls Lor," said he, "niggeivs itime ha.b
;s come at last, and we is gwyne to hab
s_ a black sun."
r_ ? tmm
I saw Romeo and Juliet in a rest
o-.vov>t iocf rsio-Vit .Tnliot. ordered
r(? some soft-shelled crabs and Romeo
ordoreo a cup of tel. Now, the queslg
tion i rises, does Rome-o for what
Jr.!i-et?
5S
Magistrate?The serious charge of
chicken dealing is preferred against
} you, Uncle Rastus. _
f Uncle Rastus?Do de indictment
16 say "chicken steal'," yo honah?
Magistrate?Yes.
Uncle Rastus?Den de indictment
am dcfecktivo, yo honah. It was a
' turkey I stole. I demand a habeas
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cornus and take advantage ob de
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tecknumcalities ob de law.
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Some critics might aptly be discribed
as people who talk about one thing'
while thinking about another.
!*" THE NEWBEBRY CiTY SCHOOLS
BeGINS MONDAY MORNING,
t0 SEPT. 12, 1921.
1? The session 1921-1022 of the Newberry
city schools will begin on Mon[;
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P, TOWN N'OO COME
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y morning, September 12th at 9 11<*
,-lock. It is important that every jai
ident be on hand the lirst day. ! pc
Parents are reminded of the state |sc
iv which requires that a child must j te
ve been successfully vaccinated j
fore attending school. Please at-jw
nd to this matter at onr-e so thatlcl
ere will be no loss of time froni|T
hool. If it has been over five years lie
ice a child was vaccinated, the state jp,
ard of health says that he should be t()
ccinated again. We are asked to. j,
ke every precaution this year so as sr
ward off the predicted small pox-j^
idemic. fc
Conditioned students, and student? jr!
om without the district who are en-' w
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R'S DEVIL
e tovjm.eh? '( neaw, sor chi
?-?w hme owlv re/m
r>euaa z? better ;busl
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ring the schools for the first time,; <
e requested to confer with the su-ij
rintendent at his office in the highjj
hool on Wednesday morning, Sep-1 \
rnber 8th. from 1) to 12 o'clock.
Owing to the large enrolment it
ill be necessary to transfer some i
lildren from one school to another. 1
hese transfers are made where the
ast inconvenience is caused. In
"ovlnns session:-, where transfers hnd i
> be made, the parents of the chii- =3
ren transferred have shown a line 1
>irit of cooperation wilh the super-j 1
tendent and this has made it easier !i
>r the children concerned. Occa-j(
onally we hear of a parent who;ants
to suggest to the superintend-1
Representatiy
and refining iudiii
t^at mueli of the tai
torists as to the propc
mobiles must fall up<
of motor fuel and lu
Tlie Standard Oil Cc
had long before giaoil
this responsibility, ft
ITIaIm (it Oi'r/ I K
the sale bad been j
those who bought em
V 4
- ure cars. Branch serv
their only point of t
-
ineir equipniejLii.
Refiners of gasoline,,
have almost daily de
and chauffeurs. Gu
been so far developed
become almost mor<
^ mechanical perfectioi
Accurate undersiandi
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STAN
By Charles Sughre*
*' W/tiUm Ntwspiixr Union
.CAGO, fH? VWOUOER ClVN, IS ]
. SPOT on *tHE MA5V eiGSER ,
ER, ^ GRANDER, FASTER,/1
~~jjso "4l VMEALTH\ER \\ J
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vjT^r/ I AKO BOY A J
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'.ml what child should be transferred
nstead oi' his child, but that type of
Kirent is scarcely found in the Newjerry
city schools.
0. B. CANNON,
Superintendent.
VOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
PARTNERSHIP
Notice is hereby given that the
irm of Sheppard <? Berry, a partnership
consisting of M. D. Sheppard
and W. M. Berry, and heretofore
engaged in a mercantile business
at Silverstreet, S. C., was this
lay dissolved by mutual consent. The
said M. \V. Berry has bought out the
VI. D. Sheppard, and, under the terms
i ftfi
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5* - * . : ,pT-:~d :
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to vr * ' - ;,j: -Si?.?7
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Kb ct liic automotive c
>tri es rccenlly Jcci tied ?
sk of iiisCrueliag 'mo.- <v
r fuiictioniiig of auto- s
:jn ihc maaa&r&rers f
bricating ' v
anpany (f\Tew Jersey)- J
.y assizer? i*.y rjkii/e of (
realizes! tliat tiie aaio- $
ttle opportunity,, ;.fier <j
macic, to advise with ?
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irucivs or pic-Kb- c
ice f Jalic^s JVu*m&iied a
;onlact *vith users of ?J
e
on tlie oilier hand,
alings with motorists
soliiie rapines have :f
O x.'
[ tliat fuel quality hua M
^ of u problem than f
i in the motor. r
ng of the many deli- tl
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(New Je
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nuch\g&x1 avenue aw.fc
f \x9 countless avkojaofc\u?s,
, \t9 kanrias ughts, \xs fasvuou^
1 parade of voemjth awo> <r^4
beautv v. mjwefce ow goo's ) >
greek footstool \s a i[s
9\gut uv^e / J*
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! interest in said business of the said :u
S of the dissolution assumes the liabili- ct
|ties uf the former firm and becomes
i the sole owner of all the assets. a(
M. D. SHEPPARD. ai
M. W. BERRY. C
August 17, 1921. aj
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CITATION OF LETTERS OF AD- tc
H*T IT! f Tn L T!AH T
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; The State of South Carolina?Coun- tl
ty of Newberry?By W. F. Ewart, g
Probate Judge:
Whereas, Mary Chalmers hath o:
i made suit to me to grand her Letters
of Administration of the Estate
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ale c ouoitleralloiiis involved ii
i a L(Ji}% motor iuel?la qui
iehi lor t very demand ? lis
I r ained fciiiii Company from in
f>r ^StANMflD^ MOTOR
iiich could net i>c j ratified
v evc:*y puzx-Iiaser of the pr<
)ur f )cv( lopiiieii I O^partioeii t
possible improvem
nality of i'i~v products wfeer
ro vemetil i:i quality seems co
otnpleie and dependable unij
re the largest refiners of peti
els ill the world, drawing o
very ceetion of tlie Western
or erade oil.
Our unhesitating advice to e^
; to realize llie advantages of 1
ork l>y using "STANDAR1
rASOLINE. This course will
isn, insure engine efficiency
iian it can be secured in any
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id effects of M. B. Chalmers, debased,
These are, therefore, to cite and
lmonish all and singular the kindred
id creators of the said M. B.
halmers, deceased, that they be and
)pear before me, in the Court of
robate, to be held at Newberry, S.
on Tuesday, the Cth day of Sep?mber,
next, after publication herer,
at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to
low cause, if any they have, why
ie said Administration should not be
ranted.
Given under my hand this 16th day
f August Anno Domini 1921.
W. F. EWART.
P. J. N. C,
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immediately
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fliie rpsrarch
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more surely
other way,
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