The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-06-22
Giye the boys show by patronizics
their ice cream festival Friday night

Give the boys show by pacroniz;rs
their ice cream festival Friday night
Coning events cast their shadows be-
fore. ap6 50 do coming events bring Joy
Manning IS well represented at the
Fireuan's Tournament in Sumter shls
week.
Died June l4sh, at Rufn, n. c., Al
bert, an infant 500 Of Mr.. and Mes. Al
bert New.
Mr.. q. Davis, who has been 3
great sufferer. is up again and able 70
look after his business
Remember 70 take your best girl out
20 the ice cream festival Friday night
and heip the base ball boys
Judge John s. Wilson, after holding
court in Charleston the pas: two weeks
is st home for few days rest.
Mr.. Albert New, formerly Of Jordan,
has accepted 3 position OF principal OF
the Rufsr, tN. C.l graded school
Several went from here yesterday to
attend the grand lodge OF Eastern Star
which convened ;n Sumter last night.
Nr. F. B. MoHess. chief clerk in the
post Office, IS oil for weeks vacation
in the swanps Of Black river. trying
TO catch fsh.
Next Sunday viii be Chiliren's Day
ss the Methods: church, and the mora
ing hour viii be given up TO the Chill
dren.s Dsy exercises.
Mr.. Charlton DuRant left Manning
Yesterday morning te visit his mother
Ia Georgia. he viii travel thsough the
country - his automobile.
Mr.. VIC. King. the Gotten buyer,
left for his home in SparSanburg yes
eerday. We hope Mr.. King Will re-
turn for the coming season.
Prof. L. ". Dick. who has accepted
the position Of superintendent OF the
Harssrille graded schools, was IL Map
ming yesterday in the interest OF the
Coker College.
The Baraca class met Sunday morn
ing with very good attendance The
lesson was taught by our most worthy
teacher, Mr.. F. c. Thomas J. Carlisle
Bradham, Reporter.
Mr.. N. 3. Hudn.l, who farms about
three miles North Of Nanoing, found
cos.on blossoms 10 his field Yesterday.
This is pet field Of Mr.. Hudnal's and
the cocsoc IN it is very forward.
St. Peters Lodge, No. 81, \. F. ",
viii confer the Master Mason degree
on two candidates, Wednesday. June
2and, $50 D. N. Seven Pas; Masters
of .his lodge will participate in the
work.
The picnic which was 20 have taken
place at New Zion next Saturday, has
been postponed 70 the End. OF July,
which is the srst Saturday. The picnic
is under the auspices OF the New Zso1
church.
The news from Summer;oo that Mrs
Fred Lanham, who has been extremely
i'll is improving. IS very gratifying. Mrs
Lauhau, before her marriage was Mis-:
Scarborough OF Bishopril'e, and visited
friends in Manning.
Married q, the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
G. l. Cuttino, in Sumter. "Wednesday
evening, June 18th, Mr.. George Law
renee Archie, and Miss Mary Hattie
Friersou. The bride is the caughte:
OF the late J. Grier Frierson OF this
county.
In this issue there is the announce
men. OF Dr.. !. NJ Woods as candidate
for the lower House Of Representatives
DR.. Woods has served in that body ant
is vel? known 70 all o. our readers, !ol
il has been demonstrated that he ha:
friends all over the county.
The fellow who gives UP his time 4
run around the country e!ectioaeersns
for candidate. gets more cash out o
the Job than the candidate or the people
he is irving TO hoodwink. The best va.
TO treat hired workers IS 70 give then
the ..aha," and let them travel OF.
The South Carolina Cotton See'
Crushers' Association has honored u
with an Invitation 20 attend their con
Sencion at WrightSvilie Beach, y. Z.
on July ITO. The invitation OF :aeS
business men IS very much appreciated
but we regret tina: IL vii! not be con
Senient 70 attend.
a nero woman living ca NJ. Pau
Earyin's plantation IN the Fork. uea