The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-02-14
Now for the Library.

The ladies OF Manning have deter,
mined 10 make the Library Bazaar
project great, big. huge, colossal sue
cess. They have all enlisted in the
! cause ard the men must do about or
! acknowledge themselves faded. lie
men are no: asleep either, they had 4
mee.in. in tho Bank of Mauulng, hug
sing closely the money vault. and there
and then. with solemn purpose dec!ar-
ed themselves never more IN earnest to
do the right thing, by giving the
women folks every assistance 10 make
the bazaar, It thing lhat Major Levi and
| Captain Davis can hand down TO their
grandchildren as tales OF haroism and
valor. aud all sorts OF tireside yarns
aflol. the frosts Of winters have made
snow peaks OF their heads. The meet
ing at the bank WAS composed OF Il ma
ioritv OF the business men, those un-
able 70 attend sent their good wishes.
and that they must be counted in on
the ground floor Of this great and bene-
licient project. Rev. J. NJ. Holiday
was made chairman. and the meeting
was unanimously harmonious. there
was but \ single thought, and that was
the Library. Letters are to be sent
ou: by the business men asking for
contributions of goods and wares to be
sold AZ the bazaar, and several commit
tees were appointed for the prelimi-
nary work, which are as follows:
Oh Receiving Douations-.J. II. Rigby
chairman: |. l. Bagnal. and J. d.
Gerald. TO Assist the LadieS-W. +.
Jenkinson. chairman: \. Lew and Louis
Appelt.
The date for holding the bazaar has
not yet been fixed, this will be detini-
ately be settled next week. but the
good work has begun, and wherever
YOU 60 there are workers cut for the
cause. The ladies, God bless them. we
means married ones too. are working
with might and main, and, they are
so enthusiastic that they will not wait
for co-worker to stop TO look in a
glass 10 see if her bat is on straight.
While the men were planning IN the
bank. the ladies were at the home OF
Mrs. Abe Levi What they said about
those who were not present we know
not. nor do we know whether their de-
cussiors will have any effect upon the
style of Easter bonnets, but from what
did leak out we find they showed eN-
cellent judgement in the selection OF
committees. which are rs follows:
DINNER
Mrs. !. Sprott. ctlairman-Mesdames
+. S Erwin, f. c. Thomas. \. G. Con
zaleS. c. Rigby, D. Levi, c. Dutant.
CANDY BOOTH:
Mrs. L. Wilson, chairman-A1es-
danes Brockinton, Isaacs: Misses Riser
f. Brockinton. G. Applet. ?. Wilson:
Cornwell.
COUNTRY STORE:
Mrs. E.S. Erwin. chairman--MesdameS
r. Iseman. D. Levi, Grier.
APRON BOOTH:
Mrs. c. DuRant. chairman-Alrs. J.
Oryin: Misses NJ. Appelt. +. Davis. NJ.
Nenning.
FLOWERS
Mrs. c. Eisby. chairman-Mrs. a.
Weinberg: Misses Dove. | Bradham.
TEA BOOTH:
Mrs. H Bradham, chairman-Mrs.
J, Rigbv: Misses L. Brockinton, L.
Beard.
DOLL BOOTH:
Miss \. Lorvea. chairman-MrS. +.
C.. Thomas: Misses II. Bagnal. G.
Thames, y. Howle, P. Wilson: Il. L.
Bowman, ". Brown. L. Wells.
REFRESHMENTS
Mrs. p. B. Thames, chairman-Mes-
danes W. G. King. T. Horton. S. Z.
Venning: Misses NJ. Trescott. S. Har-
vim. J. Hall, ". Spencer, NJ. Lesesne.
AMUSEMENT
Mrs. J. O. Cough, chairman-Mes-
DANES \. Levi, \. G. Gonzales: Misses
L. Scarborough. Cunningham, ?. VIII
son. N. Harvin, \. Weinberg.
FANCY WORK BOOTH:
Mrs. NJ. /. Barnett, chairman-Mes-
danes s. /. Till. Daniels. ". c. Davis.
B. Dirkins. J. Levy.
There are some more names to be ad-
ded to the committees. Then on with
the music, and from henceforth the
watchword is Bazaar.