The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-05-04

The stores are closing these evening
at s O'Clock.
Miss Eva Sires OF Summervil!e, is i,
Manning visiting Miss Fannie Thames
Assistant Bank Inspector Rhame. wa:
in Manning Monday on official business
There IS such thing as pulling ches
nuts out OF the FIRE for gratifying the
spleen Of others.
The friends OF Mr.. Mitchell! Jacobs
will regret 70 learn tha: he is very fee
bic and quite sick.
Miss Claude Wright, who has been
teaching school p. Ousiey, Ga, is now
as home In MaaninS.
Mrs. Nellie Fuller o: Brooklya. y. y,
Is 10 Manning on visit 20 her sister,
Mrs Marie Ninmer.
Rev. Mr.. F. &. Shuier will preach 4:
the Methodist church 1t Harvin, 5. c..
az $50 next Sunday afternoon.
The Workmau school closes its SeS-
sioo With 7 picnic next Saturday IN the
grove near the school building.
DR. c. 8. Geiser has returned home
from a visit TO bis father. who is quite
feeble st bis home in Lexington.
The school closing q, Pinewood prom
ises 70 be an elaborate affair. The exer-
ciSeS will extend over several oars
When man provides butt mea: fo-
his table now he is an ariStocra, S-Ire
enough, and should ride in an automo-
bile.
The editor thanks the trustees OF the
Pinewoo6 graded school for "a invita-
,ion to attend the closing exercises fro,::
the 18th TO 18Th.
Mr. P. Oscar Leak OF Sumter, accom-
panied bv his wife and some friends,
came TO Manning Sunday 10 his auto
mobile for the day
Charles Pool, when az infant lived
with his parec.s in Manning. committed
suicide in Sumter las; Monday. He left
wife and one child.
Dr.. g. q. league Of Aiken. is in Man
ming visiting his relatives, Mrs. Lousia
Husgins. Doctor league is prominent
In confederate veteran circles.
1t is 20 oe hoped ,ha, this is one year
when the men WHO are Interested in =
candidate will not 60 about making Slan-
6ercus hints about his candidates oppo-
neot.
Married by Magistrate J. e Rich
bourg, near Fores,on Wednesday. April /!
-, Mr.. George Tobias and Miss Sarah
Hodge. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. 7.
Hodge.
Mai. David \. Bradham after visi:
10 his parents accompanied by his bride.
has returned 10 his home in Arkansas
We hope when be makes his old home !
another visit he will bring all Of them
with him.
The Wouaa's Foreign Missionary
Society Of the Methodist church will
meet Friday afternoon, May the 9th,
At ) O'Clock. Subjec; for study: korea,
Life and Manners Of the People. Our
Work There, etc. \ full ATTENDANCE IS
desired.
The saausi public meeting of the Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union 70
observe the Frances Willard Memorial,
vii! be held Sunday nigh; 10 the Meth
odist church. The other churches will
be closed. The public are cordially in
vieed 70 attend this memorial meeting.
Hon. John L. Dins!e OF Summe-,ou,
who won the first prize for the beS, acre
OF corn 1T the State, Was presented with
a handsome silver go5le, by the E,iwan
Fertilizer COMPANY. suitably Inscribed
with his name and the WELD cf corn
made or the acre which was l6. 10
bushels
Doing things is what counts. The
BaracaS me. Sunday with full room.
every scat being taken up. and this
makes Us feel that i larger room IS wha: :
we need. The lesson was taught by our
pastor. Rev. l. y. Cooper. one o: the
beS: Bible teachers IN The State. l.. &.
Lloyd, Reporter
The Manning Chapter No - Eastern /
Star - It's ,nee;in" las. evening select {
ed delegates for the grand c,lap:er which {
cooveceS in Sumter 10 June The dele
gates are Worthy Ma:-oo. Miss Frances ;
Davis: Worthy Patron. (. /. Wolfe: e
Mrs. T. l. Wolfe aad Miss Minnie Nc
e'adcin. When the chapter adjourned