The Bamberg herald. (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, December 01, 1921, Page 5, Image 5
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X PERSONAL MENTION.
x People Visiting in This City and at
i Other Points.'
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?M. B. Burch, of Florence, spent
the week-end in the city.
Willie Ritter, of Ehrhardt, was
a Bamberg visitor Monday.
?H. C. Baker, of North Carolina,
ft * spent Thanksgiving day in the city.
B ?Mrs. H. J. Brabham, of Columbia,
is visiting friends in Bamberg
for a while.
H ?Miss Gertrude Moore, of CharBjH
leston, is visiting her sister, Mrs. J..
HH B. Black, Jr.
HB ?C. F. Rizer, of Olar, was among
' .tllP visitors at fho Parmaro' T? vr?V>antro
Week Tuesday.
MDf .? Miss Isabel Cantey spent the
HHK thanksgiving holidays at home from
Columbia college.
jGBS^A i?Mr. and Mrs. J. S. J. Faust, of
BHBKDenmark, were in the city for a while
Tuesday afternoon.
SHBf ?Mrs. C. E. Black and Mrs. F. M.
HHBhMoye spent last Friday in Augusta
a shopping expedition.
?Mrs. R. C. Jones and Miss LillHmn
Martin spent thanksgiving with
parents, Rev. and Mrs. J. R.
H^^^Riartin, in Allendale.
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for you in an abundance. .1
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an find here the most varied a
Styles and Prices, and there
? this season than SWEATER;
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elf and children, then corne 1
pou have a real line of UNDEI
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1 sizes and reasonable prices.
i's Ladies
?Walter Stanley, H. M. Brabham,
Jr., and Cecil Stanley, of Ehrhardt,
spent Thursday in Bamberg.
?Mr. and Mrs. Jacob E. Felder,
i of Cope, visited at their old home in
i Bamberg Thanksgiving day.
?Miss Louise Wiggins, who is
teaching school this session, spent
thanksgiving holidays at home.
?Otto Evans spent Sunday after
noon in Denmark with his mother,
Mrs. Ida Evans.?Barnwell People.
?Mrs. R. Bowman Still and children,
of Blackville, have been spending
a short while in the city visiting
relatives.
?D. F. Hooton spent Thanksgiving
day in Columbia, and while there
enjoyed the Citadel-Carolina foot
ball game.
?Lonnie Calhoun, of Earnwell,
who is well known in Bamberg, was
in the city for several days the first j
of the week.r
?Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Ayer, of
Blackville, were Thanksgiving visitors
in Bamberg, both being former
Bamberg residents.
?Rev. and Mrs. B. J. Guess, parents
of Cadet Earl Guess, a student
in Carlisle, spent the thanksgiving
holidays here. Mr. Guess formerly
preached in this county.
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Coat Suits for large, met
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?Garris Zeigler, a student of the
medical college in Charleston, spent
the past week-end at home.
?Miss Mary Frances Walker, a
popular student of Columbia college,
j has recently been spending several
j days at her home in Bamberg.
?Miss Florence M. Roach, of
Charleston, who lived in Bamberg
some years ago, paid a short visit to
! old friends here Thanksgiving.
?H. Gerard Hartzog, of Greenwood/
who was once a Bamberg boy,
was in his old home town here for a
I few days the first of this week.
?H. G. Delk and F. K. Graham
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j xctuiucu uuuuaj auci a ti ip ul a
j week by automobile to High Point
I and other North Carolina cities
?Rev. George P. White left Tuesday
morning for Columbia to attend
a meeting of the Baptist general
board, of which he is a member.
?Mrs. Warner, of Allendale, re
ceuuy visutju ner iriena, jits, r. jd.
McCrackin, at her home in this city,
and returned to Allendale last week.
?Mr. Large, father of Ofcfo Large,
the popular Carlisle student and athlete,
spent the Thanksgiving holidays
here with his son, incidentally
witnessing the Carlisle-Wofford foot
ball game in which his boy starred.
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diom, small Ladies and Misses
wing the famous DANNENThey
do not need an intro3gular
customers, as to their
ad PRICE. In addition to
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you aon t iiKe one manuiaci
more to select from. Come
ices are reasonable, and the
re have them in most of the
a well assorted line of Sizes,
eed it will be well for ypu to
fore you decide.
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?Dr. and Mrs. F. B. McCrackin
the latter's guest. Mrs. Warner, oi
Allendale, and Mrs. Nettie O. Speaks
drove to Augusta on a shopping ex
pedition last Friday. ,
?Joseph McGee Bamberg and his
mother, Mrs. G. Frank Bamberg,
i were in Columbia for Thanksgiving
day, having motored up that morning
to witness the Citadel-Carolina
foot ball game.
?Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Copeland and
A. W. Knight and Mrs. Kathleen
Riley formed a congenial party who
motored to Columbia for the CitadelCarolina
foot ball game Thanksgiving
day.
A goodly number of Carlisle stui
dents visited their r&Jpective homes
i throughout the stafe during the
Thanksgiving week end holidays.
The town misses the boys when they
get away from us.
?Mr. and Mrs. G. Frank Bamberg j
have recently had the following nam-!
ed friends and relatives as guests at!
their palatial home in the edge of f
the city: Mrs. Bamberg's mother, j
Mrs. J. B. McGee, of Anderson, who!
is still here; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mc-j
Gee, of Spartanburg; W. H. McGee, of,
Columbia; Miss Ianthe Jennings, Mr.
and Mrs. W. E. McGee, and W. E. i
McGee, Jr., all of East Orange, N. J.;
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Dresses for Street a
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Among the line we have I
of the best known dress des
handle these in large qua]
price concessions, in that w
sell you a R]?AL DRESS t
pay for just the ordinary i
are in all the newest materi
to 44. Come and let us sho^
vince that you will see more
than elsewhere in this secti
Small Warps and
Do not forget the smal
not forgotten them, for the
tial to your wardrobe as
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HOSIERY, and such arti
complete in every respect :
Prices. Make your list or
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, j ?Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Riley, ol
'| Denmark, were Bamberg visitors or
ij Wednesday.
j ?Miss Vivian Kinsey, who has
| been a student in Waynesboro, Ga..
,; during the present school session,
j has returned to her home here, and
is now attending the high school.
?B. M. Crosby, who for several
years was a Carlisle student and later
connected with the school here in an
j employment capacity, but who dur
i ing the present session is a student
in the literary department of the
state university at Columbia, visited
friends in Bamberg the past weekend.
When He Could Go.
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j A man "butted in" at a waiting
I line before the railroad ticket window
j at New York, and the men who were
| in a hurry glowered.
I "I want a ticket for Boston," said]
the man, and the put fifty cents under |
the wicket.
"You can't go to Boston for fifty J
cents." returned the ticket seller.
"Well, then," asked the man,
"where can I go for fifty cents?"
And each of the fourteen men in
that waiting line told him where he
could go.
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f Reject Negro's Nomination. |gH9|
Washington, Nov. 22.?The nomi- ''
.! nation of Henry Lincoln Johnson, ne- KHH
| gro Republican national committee- BHR
' man frnm ronaiirar a#
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I' deeds for the District of Columbia, 9^88
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; was rejected by the senate late to- SHEW
! day* I^BB
Senator Watson (Democrat) of SfflHB
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! Georgia, who was understood to have SBBBS
j led the fight against the confirmation,
! was said to have laid before the com- -flIBH
I mittee sworn statements of incidents i^HH
in the nominee's career wfliich the uBH
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senator ueciareu warranted nis re- nm
jection. The nomination was taken * flHHH
up when it was reported favorably
from the committee to the senate. 8HH|
The nomination was also opposed Inns
from the floor by Senator Harris S3?
(Democrat) of Georgia, who declared
that the nomination was personally
obnoxious and offensive to both faim JUSS|
and Senator Watson. jHBSfflj
Just His Knees. JbIMbIII
A very nervous man bought a motor
car and a friend askecT him to
give him a lift. They found them- 9fifl0R9N
selves in a crowded street. MnflMIH
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lilt) 11ItUU N11U. dim, VUU1 tju- flBnn|
gine is knocking badly."
"Don't be a fool," was the reply, mH9|
"that's'ray knees." H
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