The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1907-01-02

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his old home.
crnross Camp W. O. W. No. POS,
~ TnrberilIe, at its first meet
;no in this month elected the fol-
lowing to ill the different Offices for
the ensuing year: " E. Gibbon, G.. O.:
" r. Castine, P. C.. c.; J. Smith,
A. Lieut.: r. Il. Gamble, Banker; j.
G Dennis. Escort; ". J. Turbeville,
Clerk; NJ. J. Morris, Waterman; J.; W.
Gamble, Sentry; J. Smith, }. T. 6ao-
din. P. P. Rowland, Managers. we
meet on every 1st, and 3rd, WEDNESDAY
nights. Sovereign OF other Camps In
vited to attend.
Married last Wednesday evening by
Rev. r. l.. GEier, at the home OF tne
brides mother, Mrs. F. J. McFaddln,
about FIVE miles west of Manning, Or;
lanes r. Hawkins and Miss Maoel
McFaddin. The attendants were MISS
Illa Hawkins, sister of the groom, anu
Mr.. Charlie Curtis Of Paxville, MISS
~ Richardson with Mr.. Henry
r. Richardson Of Pinewood, MISS
Mayne Harvin and Mr.. James Lockery
Of Charleston, Miss Annie Gregory and
! Mr.. C. Alex Harvin. A course luncneoo
was served, and the bride and groom
are spending their honeymoon at Mag
nolia the home OF the groom,s mo6nef'
On last Friday night, Manning Bell
died suddenly, aged % years; a;da dae qH. Me
ceased vas a confederate sololer. o!aE ne
went into the war in Company |, 2oSn
Regiment, under Captain Joseph BUR
cess. Friday afternoon he was IN to"9
IN his usual health, went home, ana
nlaved with his grandchildren, and
sftsr eating a hearty supper, ne re-
t;red Some member of the family
vas W. 90 attracted by his peculiar snoring.
went w to him and raised his head INTO a
Comfortable ont position, and when this
wac done he gasped twice ana oleo.
The f,,neral took place Sunday at OAK
Grove.
Miss Annie r. Loryea req uests US TO
onnonnce that the ''crosses OF honor"
fo,. the Confederate Veterans OF Car
endon en- county will be distributed from
her residence on the 10th day OF jan
uarv Cen. Robert E. Lees birthday.
We We are sure many old veterans
Who are worthy of this decoration that
are without it because OF their
moaessy. but on Lees birthday every
Confederate soldier, and especially
those who 'sfaced the flashing OF !ne
guns'' should come forward 10 receive
that which is his right. MISS Loryea
is an ardent Daughter OF the ConIea,
eracy." and we believe every "oia
vet', who calls upon her on the 18TH
instant will be made to feel at nome,
and ne will carry away with hlm some
thinc besides cross Of honor.
Married last Thursday evening in
the Manning Presbyterian church,
Rev. M. A. Connors Of Summerton
oaiciating. Mr.. Joseph Bunyan Rarvln,
of Silver, and Miss Sarah aarVln,
fourth daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. +.
Earyiu. The attendants were, MISS
LIZZIE Wells and Mr.. L. 81. Harvln;
Miss Earvin and Mr.. Eugene Brock;
Miss Leone Drulle, of Charleston, and
Mr.. Ben HarYin; Miss Margie Applet
and Mr.. Hugh Belser; MISS en9ae ls
Davis and Mr.. George I1ndal; MISS
Gertrude Bradham and Mr AlVa SUD,
lett, Miss Katie Clark, Of Sumter, ara
NJ. Edmund Fairey; Miss Kate Plow-
den and MIR. Olin Coskrey. Ushers:
Messrs. Frauk Harvin, Miller Fielder,
:Judie Plowden, and Edward White.
After the ceremony luncheon was
served. and the newly married couple
took the train for Charleston.
Married last Thursday afternoon
near Florence, Mr.. W. E. Jenklnson
and Miss Louise G. Haynesworth. The
| hridal couple arrived in Manning Sat
nrday night. The following account OF
the marriage was taken from the Sun
day News: 49, .oo,t;f,,
country home of Mr.. and Mrs. M. $.
Haynesworth, about 8 miles from the
city Thursday afternoon MIR. William
EI9ridoe JenEinson OF Manning, S. c..
and Miss Louise Carolina aaynesworth
were most happily united IN marriage,
the Rev. John G. Beckwith OF Caaries
ton. assisted by the Rev. S. A. Nettles
OF Manning, performing the ceremo
that made the two one.
The Haynesworth home was prettli
and appropriately decorated Tor the
event. and there was very large uum
her OF guests present to witness the
brilliant event, among the number be
inc many townspeople OF this place.
! The reception committee consisted O.
tho following: Mr.. E. F. Douglas, Mrs
FL Wilcox, Mrs. B. W. Covington
Miss Maggie McSween, Miss JAMIE Al
len MIS-. L. B. Newman, Chas. E. Com
oanier. and Arthur Mccall, who in
verv charming manner received the
! large number of guests, the reception
room being packed when time arrived
! for the ceremony: n.u,;.u,u
Mrs. q. E. P. Sanders OF Darlington
grandmother of the bride, was dame O
honor. and the maid of honor was Mis-:
Emma Sanders, of Hagood, S. c.
Immediately after the ceremony tnf
happy couple LETT for their wedolns
trips after which they will be at nome
to their friends in Manning.
Miss Haynesworth, the bride, IS ons
of Florence County's most cnarmlns
and accom- piished young women, ane
! her friends are legiou. ~.
The groom is popular and hust1ns
Young business man of Manning ana L
I highly esteemed in his community
Florence is 10th to part with TINS youns
bride, but all wish her most napp!
married life.