The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-06-09

Professor J. c. Daniel is now at Al
lendale.
Cadet Horace Thomas, Of Clemson,
blew into town last Sunday night.
summerton is to have another bank.
branch of one OF the Sumter banks.
All the mothers and Babies of the
Presbyterian Cradle Roll are invited
to be present at Children's Day next
Sunday.
Misses Louise BoDneau and Celeste
Eughson left Monday, the former went
to Spartanburg and the latter to sum
ter.
Rev. C. A. Waters need hesitate no
longer TO preach on the subject OF
raising children. He is now worthy
and well qualified.
All the children of the Presbyterian
Sunday School are requested to meet
at the church, Friday afternoon at
6 o'clock, to practice for Children's
Day.
We regret very much our inability
to publish DR.. Blanchard's excellent
article in full in this issue, its length
forces US to split it, and give the rest OF
it next week.
Prof. S. 81. Edmunds, superintendent
OF Sumter's city schools, was here this
morning, and given an opportunity to
see school building such as even his
city cannot boast OF.
Elsewhere in this issue our readers
will find an opportunity to secure eX-
cellent reading matter cheap. The
combination we offer should attract
all lovers of good reading.
There will be farmers rally and
picnic at Oak Grove school house, on
Friday, the 18th, given by the Farmers
Union. State President B. Harris, and
others will deliver addresses.
Prof. Albert New, former principal
of the Jordan school, left last Thurs
day for Cannelton,. West, Va. Mr.. New
is man af considerable ability, having
had the finest of educational advant-
ages in England.
We desire to thank the Woodmen of
c1, RI t,a WI = h
them at their picnic Friday, but an en-
gagemenr that IS no picnic IN Dr.. ). r.
Geiger's dental chair will prevent our
attending. Sorry.
The annual S. S. picnic and Field
Day OF the Presbyterian church will be
held at Trinity school house next Tues
day, June 18th. All holding any con-
nection with the Presbyterian church
by family or otherwise. are invited.
Last Wednesday afternoon the barn
of Mr.. J. Fnrman Bra9nam was de:.
stroyed by fire, with scarcely any OF
the contents being saved. There was
about $3.50 insurance on building and
contents, which will not near cover
the loss.
The TINES management appreciates
sincerely the many expressions OF ap-
proval of its last weeks issue. Those
desiring copies Of the school edition
to send to their friends can secure
them at FIVE cents a copy. We have
number on hand.
There will be huge picnic at Pine
T,,,bo,-;l1a LriSo,- nm,
der the auspices of the Woo6men. Prep.
arations have been made to have an olo
time Salem picnic. which means that
there will be big crowd with tue pest
OF everything TO eat.
Drowned last Sunday in Black liver
in about FIVE miles of Kingstree: Leroy
Bradham, ten-year-old son OF Mr.
Henry Bradham. Rev. c. W. Blan
chard cenoucted the funeral service
last Monday afternoon at Fellowship
church, near Manning. The deceased
was grandchild OF Mr.. G. W. Mccall
Of this place.
The Methodist Sunday school held it:
annual picnic at the Davis place, aoou
three miles south of Manning last Fri
day. They bad good time and 6ne
dinner. The grown ups went to tht
same place BY moon light, and filled
themselves up on delightful June
night atmosphere, teasings and temper
Oh. they had q smashing up time.
Theregular monthly meeting OF Ruth
Chapter, number, 40, Royal Arch
Masons, Monday night, June 18th, a
$50 O'Clock. The Mark Master degree
to be conferred on three candidates, thi
Chapter now has twenty-three members
four mark master members, and twen
uv-six applicants for the degrees Twt
more electric fans have been put in th'
hall for the summer.
Or. Jesse Alex. Clifton, Eye, Ear
Nose. and Throat Specialist. will be il
Manning on the 18th, 10Th and 30th
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
thoroughly equipped to do operation
on eye, ear, nose and throat. Eye
glasses fitted. All examinations free
HeadC uarters at DR.. Dickson's Office
Remember the dates and come early
) days onlv.
Rev. Mr.. Codbold, OF Jordac, was i
Manning last Monday, and while al
tending TO some business, left his sol
and little daughter in the buggy, a
automobile came along at which tn
horse took fright, and in turnln
RigbY's corner wheel struck corne
post, smashing the wheel and thrown
the boy out and bruising him up cor
siderably. The little girl clune to tn