The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-06
Pinewocd Dots

Editor The Manning Timex:
As the Spriu. comes on fSh:nS part
les auG picuics become vert popular N
this berg: the first large picnic this year
will be given by the Methodist sunday
Schoo. next Friday week at the old Dow
Place.
ST.. Marks Episcopal Church, Claren-
don. met on las, Thursday and eldected
the following officers: Wardens. +. G..
Richardson. J-.. and J. S. Richardson:
Ch:,irr1.n Of the Vestry. e 3. Richard
son. ST.: Secretary and Treasurer, \. 2.
Tunm-r: The Vr>trv, a. B. Richardson,
r. c. Richardson. ~ P. Toom-r, J. >;
Richardson. \. F. Richardson. j. NJ. aud
W. Il. 3 Richardson, Delegates 10 Do
cesar Council: II b Richardson. ST.,
4. P. Tontner, r. &. Richardson and ).
S. Richardson.
Oa Friday evening, March IS. Miss
Bessie Geddiass gave lovely little
party ~ honor Of Miss Mary Hu,Son OF
:rurberi!lc. $. c.. sister O! Miss Euiliy
Hu,son OF the Pinewood faculty S-:v"r-
a. contests were held, in the first Miss
Marguerite Broughton won the prize:
In the question contest Miss lSaoe'
Weeks aud Howard Scot: Won the prize.
\ ro.e was taken as 10 which young
lady was the mos; handsomely So~ned
and Mis-. Mary Hu,sou received the
highest number of votes md was pre-
senied with ,o1ely box Of candy. At a
le,e hour the guests returned tc tnelr
homes feeling that the evening OF social
amusement had been we'll spent Among
those present were: Misses Mary aon
Emily Hu;son. Mae ard Bertha Griffin,
Henry Reynolds. Madge and Isabel
Weeks, Ida Griffin. Helen and Pearl
GeddiugS. Messrs. Howard Scott. w. .:
Garrett. Clyde Geddinss, Alvin and
Coke Minis. Jim Weeks. b. 5. Richard
son. Jr.. Jim Lawrence and Ca2m!e
Broadway.
On next FRIDAY eveaias. Apri! Sth. a;
$50 p. m the most enjoyable occasion
OF The season will lake place when q
minstrel will be given by loca! talent. II
is very seldom that SO much fuo IS con-
:ainct in one program. but the minstrel
Friday evening will DC the richest ever
held IL Piuewood Oce OF the plays IS
Z typical negro school and the proceed
Ing are funny from beginning 10 "nG.
Another play entitled The Nl~*e
Wood Dealer" will also be given. JoS.s
that will make your sides hur, Will be
given. These are made principally on
the men OF the town. The quartet, has
prac,iced quite few pieces. among
them Fly on the Wall, kidding
Wood" Coon. Coon, Coon, Way
Down Ycnder 10 the Cornheid. and
many Others. II you enjoy a laugh. come
10 Pinewood Friday night II YOU like
amusing plays, come 10 Picewood Fri
day night. II you like good music, come
TO Pinewood Friday night. After the
entertainment, refreshments will be
served oa the grounds. Remember :be
date. April Sth. Come and bring your
friends.
Following is the honor roll OF the
piuewood graded school for month end
in. March 23rd:
First srade.-Newell GriGiu, Ruby
B-ovsh;on and Le,itia Stack.
Second grade Barwick, Theo
Lide. Preston 4 gio, Jessie Wise, Mary
Broushton apd Gladys Weeks.
Third srade-Mamie Harrio, Leo
; Brcush,on, Ray Lide and Annie Lee
Munner!yn.
Fourth grade.-Caro DesChampS.
Sixth srade.-E.va Wise.
Sevel;h srade.-Helen GeddicsS.
Eighth grade.-Juliao Gti:iio.
Ninth grade.-Isabel Weeks.
a. P. T.
Piuewood, S. c., April 5, 1910.