The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-08-30
Sardinia Sparks.
Editor The Manning Times:

Editor The Manning Times:
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Pierson delight
fully entertained quite a number OF
friends at their home on last Friday
evening in honor of her guests, Miss
Worsham of Charleston, Miss Phillips
of Cortlesville and Miss Ella Epps of
Workman. A number OF interesting
games were enjoyed during the even
ing and at a late hour the guests were
escorted into the spacious dining hall,
where delicious refreshments were
served. The local orchestra was on
hand and rendered several excellent Sc
lections, which were very much en-
joyed by all present, and especially
those who delight to try the light fan
tastic.'' Among those present were
Misses Lille Player, Ladie Ellis, Mag
gle and Lottie Woods, Leola Rose, Car
rie and Matte Powell, Lidie and Vida
McFaddin of Sardinia, Ollie Andrews
of PaxviIle, -- Webb of INDUS,
Ca: jamie Worsham OF Charleston,
Phillips of Cordesville, the Misses
Jervev of Sumter, Marion Hicks of
New Zion, Maude and Essie Owens OF
Manning and Ella Epps OF Workman:
Messrs. Ashbelle Woods, Hugh, jeff,
Earle, Leon and Alfred McFaddin, Or
Vile Player, Fleet DuBose. Mood, Clar-
ence and Edward Wheeler, Scott Bur-
CESS. William and Earle Millsap, Hen
ley and Oscar Garland. Allen Rose and
Dan Goodman of Sardinia, John Wor-
sham of Charleston, P. Z. DuBose OF
North Carolina, Julius O'Bryan of
Z nv, 4f rt>a
vile, J. McSwain Woods, Esq, of Man
ming: Willie, Edgar and Robert Epps
tof Workman, John Hudson and Eli
Fleming OF New Zion, George Kennedy
of Workman, P. D. White, r c. Owens
and son of Manning.
Mr.. Julius O'Bryan of Heinamans is
spending the week with his friend. Mr..
Ashbelle Woods.
Miss jamie Worsham of Charleston
and Miss Phillips of Cordesville have
been spending some time with Mrs. r.
y. Piersons.
Mr.. Willie Epps, who is at home on a
furlough from the army, has been Wis
iting friends in this section.
Mr.. r. Ellie DuBose, the popular
travelling salesman for a Toledo con-
cern, spent a portion of his vacation
with friends and relatives here. He
leaves for North Carolina on Monday to
resume his duties.
Misses Carrie and Matte Powell, who
have been visiting places of interest in
the Piedmont section of the State, re-
turned home on Thursday very much
pleased with the trip.
Mr.. Roy McFaddin, son of Mr.. f. E.
McFaddin, Jr., leaves for Clemson Col
lege in few days. This is his first
year and we expect 20 hear from him
of energy.
Mr.. Ashbelle Woods, who has spent
three years at Clemson College and who
holds an Office in the corps, will not
return this year, but will 60 to take up
his chosen profession, that Of dentistry.
He leaves for Vanderbilt University
soon to begin his course.
Miss Lottie Woods leaves for the Co.
lumbia Female College in few days
Miss Louise Shannon leaves for Win
tbrop College within the next few
weeks to resume her studies.
Mr.. Henley Garland leaves on Satur-
day for Oak Ridge, N. c., where he
goes to enter upon his second years
work at the Oak Ridge Institute. Hen
ley belongs to the college book and is
making great progress in music.
Miss Edith McFaddin, Que of Sar-
dinia's popular young college girls, has
just returned from the summer school
at Sumter. She contemplates teaching
this season. H.