The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-01-19
Sn1ne.tos News
sd..o. The Ma2n.rg Tines:

EGt.o- The MaSH;TC Tines:
The New Year has now progressed
far enough 70 permit OF SoIe definite
announcements IS 20 business changes
and rea! estate transfers. Mr.. D..
just vacated by Mr.. y. Plamer Burgess
2, other year, has sold his owr farm 70
Mr. ). II. Woocley now of Dalzeli. 5. G..
Mr.. Woocler has made several visits TO
the community looking toward his i'm
mediate move here IL is his in.ea:;oa
II possible 70 procure a residence 10
town. and we hope tha, we will Soou
have him on our list OF citizens.
Mr.. Murray Fischer, . son Of Mr.. l.
T. Fischer Of this place. has accepted I
position with the Caper> < Co. Is pre-
Iscriptioo clerk. MIR. Fischer took =
course ii Pharmacy at the South Caro-
lima Medical College some years ago
II is the in,eEtioo and hope OF the
Methodist congregation o: this place 70
begin the erection OF 3 new church early
il the year. They have been working
toward this tor some ;i,ne and we would
be glad 10 see :heir efforts so soon
crowned.
The four Protestant Churches repre-
SeuceG here have al taken steps toward
sending delegates TO :ha Lavmen's Mis-
stonary meeting IL Columbia this week,
and IL is expected tha. each will have a.
least one representative from The lai;v
besides ccose of the ministers who are
able 70 attend.
The news OF the death OF Mrs. Henry
s. Richardson, Jr. Of this community
wss received here yesterday morning.
Mrs. Richardson had been i'll FOR abou,
four weeks, having lately 6ereioped "
phoiG fever. Her condition on Satur-
day night was considered favorable and
her death resulted from sudden com pl!-
ca.iocs. The funeral services will be
held st the Richardson family bucy:ng
ground :, the sand Hills" this after
noon ~ , O'Clock Mrs Richar6Son was
Miss Lou Oing!e o. Charleston. 5. c.. 4
sister of Mrs. Jno. K Diugie OF this
place. She is survived bT her husband
and three boys.
Mrs. Tradewell Dirgle. who since her
recent illness. has been with her sister,
Mrs. Ellison CaperS in towD, returned
today 70 her home q few miles from
town. We are glad TO hear OF her re-
coverv.
On Friday evening. ~ The home OF
Ms. ] y. James. the ladies' o: the :Iat-
ron'S Book Club gave an entertainment
complimentary &c .heir husbands The
club is 70 De congratulated upon the Sc
lection Of the features o; enier:aiameus
for The evening. Firs; = spelling class
composed o: the gentlemen only, was
conducted by Mrs. 0. c. Scarborough
which afforded considerable emba-a>s-
mens TO them and untold enjoymea: to
their more fortunate wives. Next, they
were given Coco-Cola bottles, crepe pa
per, and needle and thread, and request
ed 70 dress doll. The houors in
these two contests were taken Jas fol-
lows: For spelling bes,, Mr.. VI Plow-
cen: for making the most artistic dress
es, >;eSsrs. J. Fred Lanham, e. Angus
;us Richbou-e, ". y. anderson and
Capt, J. \. James. Thereafter, the
quests were Invited into the dining room
here Misses Mildred James and Lucy
Mood served salad course with coffee
and then anhroS!a with cake. The
pleasures of the evening were all that
couli be desired, and j, IS unanimously
conceded that the NatroHS' Sool: Club
deserves place among the tirsc il: so
ciai ranks.
Mr.. ". D. Frierson is spending the
day in town.
Hr. Y. J. White. former Postmaster
at this place. and Cow travelling for
some Northern s,ationerS. spent dav
CT TWO in ,owu last week.
MIR. J. ". WooG!cy AID son OF sum
Ter. spent few days in town last week.
ai-. Il. 5. Selser OF Sumter. made 3
business trip here last week. ~ s.
Sunmertoc. S. c.. January =, 1910.