The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-13

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Womal's Home N issionary Society.
Manning Auxiliary. will be held as tho
Methodist church Friday, April 18th,
$50 o'clock .. N. We earnestly re-
GueS, ali the members TO be present.
Visitors always welcomed. The topic
for consideration Is. Ignorance. Help
!essneSs, and Sin
Mrs. G. NJ. SMITH, Sec.
Mr.. J. +. Eadon'S store and stock OF
general me- -handiSe, located on the
Sac zee road below Davis Station. were
destroyed oy fire abou, o'clock las.
Saturday. The origin OF the fire is un-
known. rs there had been noone abou:
the building for some time The loss on
the building and sock o: goods was
about 81 200, on which there was inSur-
ance 70 the amount OF $3.50.
An innovation has been announced
By Rev. L a. Cooper. OF the Baptist
church. He has arranged nursery,
having employed an old "tnammy TO
take charge OF all the babies brought
70 church. II any mother has been
s:ayiug at home because OF the baby
she need 40, do so in the future. Bring
the baby and turn it over 70 the old
NANNY" and then go 10 and enjoy
the meeting.
Live Oak Camp which was TO have
had its regular meeting last Monday
night, on account Of the absence from
Town OF some OF the officials, it was de-
cioed TO postpone the meeting until
next Mooday evening at 7:30 O'Clock.
and as there will be degrees conferred.
il is requested that every member he
present Formal notices OF the da:e Tor
the meeting were SEQ: ou1oi-eowc
members by Clerk Nimmer- Monday
18Th inst, is the meeting n:ght.
The worst start 10 life boy or girl
can make is 70 cultivate idleoess- Far
better for community, as we'll as Tor
Youths future, if every girl would ind
something 70 do-housework, sewing,
Office work. stenography, bookkeeping,
anything honorable-and every boy,
rather than loaf, idle and gossip. would
do something, even If he earned bot
TWENTY-FIVE cents day. To see young
kliiIUS tlIsS eeS<a Ss>~N
for su,ure perfermens-Exchanse-
Now the town has new council we
hope there will be more economics!
administration Of affairs, not that there
should be less money spent, but wha,
IS spent, let more good come from L.
We hope there viii be no more Civ
ing away the peoples money 70 have
little tree cutting superintended and
bare that class OF work looked after By
the rolice who are not everbnrdeoed
With work. Then. 100. We hope the
laws OF the town will not be secresed
from the public, and that When an
ordinance is enacted the public will be
informed without having 70 nose the
telephone poles or the out Of the way
door of the towns shanty, fa-cialiS
called the town ball.
The Democratic clubs throughout
the county will meet on the 23rd. inst
70 send delegates 70 the county ccoven-
ton which assemblies on May 2ud. Il is
important tha. the CLUB meetings be
well attended and that the proper nen
be sent 70 the county convention. True,
there are no vital issues. but then We
cannot afford 70 lose interest 10 the
organization. hence an interest should
be manifested At the county conven-
ton member Of the Ssate executive
committee Is TO be selected. and this
should be a man who will assen6 the
meetings of that body. There is also
30 be chosen county chairman aud
eigh. delegates TO the STATE convention,
which convention will formulate the
laws to govern the party Do not lose
sight of the club meetings on the 3rd.