The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-20

! Monday. Mrs Il. r. SrISES, WlAc q.
Major Richard +. Briggs. The funera:
took place in the Presbyterian church
4, Sutnner,on Yesterday, and the inter
men, xil! take place in Charleston 70
day. Mrs. Briggs was noted Tor her
beauty and although quite aged she
retained her beauty 20 the last. The
lady was highly esteemed by everyone
for her graciouSness and Kindness 0:
heart
The meeting Of Live Oak Camp Wooo'
men CT the World on last Monday nlSh'
was Z gratifying success. Ihe turn ou'
was 4 great improvement on former
meetings, aad we hope the Soverelens
vii! now ret in the habit OF attending
! all of the meetings. An effort will be
made to have features AZ these meetings
which viii be attractive. J. ". Cutie:
was made full aedsed Sovereign and
he now can be identified anywhere IN
the world. Let Live Oak Isl be the
banner camp in the county. If not the
! State.
The Baraca class met last SUNDAY
morning with an attendance OF seven
teen. Two members were added 10 the
class, making membership OF -. "ro.
Earle NoGe,.. our delegate 70 The
Saraca-ir rhi!athea Convention. which
was held 2, Newbe:ry, April So. 1910,
made his repor, which was very %ooo.
We had the pleasure o. having WITH
US Mr.. Miller, who tauCh. US the les
son, and which was enjoyed bv all
present. Baracas, come out next sun
dav and bring .ha, friend with you.
You are ! strange. only once Come
and see.--L- c. LLOYD. Reporter.
MIR. George Tindal OF Silver, was in
Manning last Monday. ard his friends
were glad 20 have the opportunity 10
CONGRATULATE MIN upon his marriage.
And they also tried 10 persuade him TO
allow them 70 use his name Us caocl-
Gate for the legislature, ou. WITH MS US
ual nodeS,y he would not say yes With
ou, due consideration. 1t is Jus. such
men tha, are needed 10 make laws, icoSe
who are Z success with their own affairs
know the needs OF the people, especial
IL man who keeps posted on pubic
matters as Mr.. Tindal has. II would be
gratifying il Mr.. Tinda!'s friends can
secure his consent 70 be candidate
The State supreme conr, has filed its
decision in The case OF D. ". Alderman
acains; L. l. Wells, county treasurer.
related 10 the coosti,u;iooslity OF the
income tax Act The court holds the
act constitutional, affirming the decls-
ion O: Judge Watts The attornies for
the Treasurer were J. q. LeseSne, Esq,
and Mr.. DeBruhl, assistant attorney
general. Charlton Dulsan,, for the
appellant, Alderman. The opinion
holds that the Act does not VIC
late the constitution OF the State
or the constitution OF the United
States This decision will have the ef-
fec: OF more legislation 20 provide more
means for the enforcement OF the in
come :a- law.
Mai. David A. Bradham OF Warren,
Arkansas, accompanied By his wife, ar
rived home last Saturday night for q
visi: 10 their parents at Wilson, and
they will visit while 10 the State, other
relatives and friends. Maj. Sradham is
q member OF the Arkansas legislature,
recently nominated for second term
without opposition. His career has been
q very gratifying one. He stands high
at the Bar and enjoys lucretive prac-
clce, besides being held in high esteem
by the people OF his adopted home. How
could il oe otherwise with such q Ster-
ling character, for he has always been
from eacly youth an exceptionally fac
character, scudious and genial he went
among strangers. they took him for his
worth and lifted him upon pedestal
xhict gave him the opportunity 10 dem.
onstrase his worth. We feel proud OF
this young man, because be merits our
good opinion. and he is son OF Claren-
don.