The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-06
A Bash. losag I.:e's Unt,z,ely End.

Died ~ I-awrcuccyi.lc. Ga. Saturday
| evening. End. i>,ac;. O'clock, Mr..
tChar,eS T. Harrin. .lr.. AGED - Years
/ The body arrive! ~ Manning SUNDAY
! ni-;,t ;.:l;l was met :.tEc station by i
Great crowd OF tr:,.ir.> ,:as! t:t:;en !, ;l!'
| family home N- ro,.ti. sitc manager
10! the Gl.!!.. wlcr, ;i..' deceased :"::>
ic.aplorc,i. came w;.t rhc body - i;:c
aS Clinton. where i; wi> ne; by IN"
father. Nr. 6l;l,uc1, :. friend @ru CO.
worker. with the w!t!ow a:id hey >!>;e-.
accom- pau;.,l! The remains ~ Manning.
The iliae>> of Mr.. Harvin WAS vcrE
brief. Wnea y" Ecu:~ "f his death
reached here il w:s> = >a"cs> 20 the en-
tire community where 4- !;:sd spent his
whole lie. and who:c ile wa> beloved
O: III, .L;:;le Charlie. - he waS
called ay MS friends. aa,s Bud 5yhi>
relatives. was :: ;o;ias. man o: i!t:c ch::;'-
ac.er. aiiec;ion;.tr IL disposition. aEG
kindly in his ua;.:rc. .!w;.vS Industrious
and hard workc:-,. E:c waS:: man q:
ah;!is", with ~ !ccG.ation towards
:nechanic>. He graduated hi-h IL his
class =. the Ci,aticl-the Soa;h Caro-
LIMA Military .,calemy-:a the Year
1856, and ever since his graduation he
has worked hard. which nlar hare had
some,h:cS 20 do with !mpairinG his
health. rs tor several years back he
has complained c: Z .naladv which gave
hin, considerable ANXIETY and trouble,
5u, Notwithstanding his. he woa!d
20; give up. ard went about his iaborS
chec-fu!ly. and checrin: those aoou:
him.
\: his adopted home il Georgia. he
made many friends. which Was made
,nsni:cs: by the kind attentions giveo
10 him in his illness. aud the sympathy
70 his bereaved ones 1t \ said that
biz. s:alw3rt men wep: when they car
ried his body 20 the train oa It's MISSION
70 his eeart-crusaed parents. brothers,
sisters and loving friends. 1t was
enough, 70 make the weil-sprinSs CT The
hear. burst. loose 20 realize that one in
The flower OF life, with 2 bright future.
was thus taken, and Snatched cway
frcrc loving and devoted wife and
child 20 be ief, 70 face the world alone, |
for although friends may Go d! in
their power, there viii always be al
achinc void tha. naught but the re-
uniting iu the other world vii! fiji.
The :urera! took place in tie Pres
bv,er:an church. where the deceased !
was brought up, and the nastor, EeE.
\. +. Woo6son. conducted tho service |
ir mos: feeling manner. lis a!!usiocS !
10 the dead end 10 the lacerated hearts |
OF his loved ones we,e 50 affecting tha. !
there was no. d-y eye IN that cun- |
creration Rev. {. ". E!ancha:d, OF |
the Clarendon Baptis. church, offered !
q most beautiful prayer. The pa!l-5ear-
ers were former associates n the OIL
mill here: Messrs. r E sHarlee aad
C. z. Sp.ot., an6 his cousins. Nessrs
I. Il. Harvin. Percy Harvin, 5. x.
Harvin. and Alex Earvin.
The services a. .he grave were con
Quoted by Rev y. 3. Woo3Son, assisted
by Rev. +. q. Shuler, psS:or OF the I
Methodist church. and during the
service the choir sang appropriate
hvr,ns. The floral decorations were
many and beautiful.
Among the out of .own persons al
tending the funeral, was, Mr.. Harry
Hammer. OF Ecstover, 2 cousin and
citadel class mate.
: It is needless for Us 70 express .
sympathy 70. this Srief-siricken family,
they must feel this. this community
shares with them the MYSTERIOUS Attic
ton, and ;cin them in the consoling
hope which is hello out, TIA: 1t was for
the best. and above all, It was His VIII.