The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1907-05-01

Married by Rev. \. +. Woo6son
Monday afternoon, at the home of the
brides parents, DR.. Frank E.. Harrison
of Abbeville and Miss Olivia DuRant
Ingram, second daughter Of Mr: ano
! Mrs. S. E. Ingram. The groom Is one
OF Abbevllle's most prominent and pro
gressive citizens, besides being ply
slclan, he is the president OF bank
and Grand Master Of Masons IN South
Carolina. The bride is one OF Man.
nlg's favorite daughters, i woman oi
charming disposition and lovable char
acter, one who is beloved by old and
young, and one who will be a valuable
addition to society in Abbeville, her
new home The couple left on the
evening train for Charleston from
| where they 60 north.
St. Peters Lodge a. F. NJ. No. 81
has been invited by Summerton lodge
to participate in the ceremonies at the
laying OF the corner stone OF the graded
school building at Summerton. Sum-
merton lodge has already received from
| the Grand Master, special dispensa-
ton, and on Friday 10th inst, Summer
ton and the surrounding country pro-
pose to make the event memorable
one. Professor Clinkscales will de-
liver an address, and all the masons in
the county will Join in the ceremonies
of laying the corner stone. There will
be large number of people presen
and to entertain the guests there will
be basket picnic, as a gentleman, an
enthusiastic Summertonian, expressed
it, there will be plenty OF fried
chicken and billed ham, and all the
advocates of education are wanted to
be there. Remember the day Friday
May 10th. 1t will be Summerton' S
festal day.
On last Sunday afternoon there was
an automobile party in the vicinity OF
Summerton from :Alcolu, and one OF
the auto-be-mules came to grief by the
steering apparatus getting OUT OF gear,
and hurting the occupants headlong
into ditch, leaving the hind legs of
the machine high and dry on the road
side, and the handsome chaffuer crawl
ing out of a watery ditch: like the
famous McGinty he was dressed in his
best Sunday clothes, which he would
not have been forced to hang on hick
Dry limb, if he had not gone near the
water.
In Sunday school literature there is
recorded the mishaps to bad boys who
go frolicking on Sunday-Somethins
always happens, The boy who robs q
birds nest has limb to break under
him, and he is taken home with
broken arm: the fellow who robs an
orchard gets cramps in his stomach, if
he goes in swimming he is drowned, or
makes miraculous escape, and if he
goes riding in an automobile on Sunday
instead OF being in close communion
with his bible, the apparatus gets be-
yond his control, he is sent headlong
into ditch filed with water, and he
must 60 back home with fsherman,s
luck. Moral: Remember the Sabbath
day, to keep it holy"
A special meeting of Harmony Pres
bytery is in session at the Presbyterian
church today Ministers present: Revs.
James Mcdowell, Sardinia:J J. P Mar
ion, Jr., Sumter: W. S. Porter, Sum
merton; H. A. Knox, Mayesville;
A. R. Woodson, Manning. The
Rev. r. L. Grier, of Greelyville, was
detained to conduct a funeral service
at Brewington this afternoon. Elders
present: J. S. Evans. Midway: J. C.
White, New Harmony; S. P. Oliver,
Richmond; r. J. Mayes, Mayesville:
D. J. Vim, Sumter; David G.
Shaw, Manning. Mr.. Erwin. of
the Columbia Seminary was licensed by
Presbytery to preach The new min
ister, Rev. A. r. Woodson, pastor OF
the Manning church was formally in
stalled. There was preaching this
morning, the ladies serveda bountiful
dinner in the church grove, services
again this AFTERNOON, and tonight. The
public is cordially invited to worship
with Presbytery.