The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-06-14

PRICE SC. A PACKAGE.
Manning Grocery Go.
Purveyors to Particular People.
Bryan next Tuesday.
Miss Lulye Harvin has returned
home from ber schoo! N Columbia.
The sWoodmen picnic at Turbeville
tomorrow promises to be- largely attend
ed.
Miss Marguerite Ellie of Charleston,
is 10 Manning visiting her sister. Mrs.
J. A. Zeiglec.
Married by Rev. L. a. Cooper last
Sunday afternoon, Mr.. julius E. Clark
and Miss Gertrude Lloyd.
MIR. J. H. Rigby has won the title Of
The Young Reliable. il results are 10
be taken into consideration.
Major Abe Levi has gone North for
the summer, aad will probably not re-
turn before the lst of September.
s. Mr.. D. Il. Smith sent US a cotton
bloom Yesterday which was raised on
the farm of c.. n. Sprott at Jordan.
Mr.. 1. T. Appel left last Monday
evening for Charleston TO attend the
United States court as a petit juror
Mr.. Clarence E. wilkins ;:-d family
s OF Sratesville. n. c.. is ln Manning
visiting the parents of Mr.. Wilkins.
Mr.. John Cuttino of the railway mail.
service spent several days OF this week
ia Manning OF visit to bis mother.
The TINES force is short again this
week but we have done our best TO give
to the readers a readable newspaper.
Died suddenly last Monday at the
home of her son near Paxville. Mrs.
Frances E. Hodge, aged IS years. Rev.
Nj. J. Kyser conducted the funeral ser
vices st the Paxville cemetery.
- Died at Pinewood last Thursday night,
BENJAMIN, aged Il years. the only son
of Rev. and Mrs. David EuckS, pastor
of the Methodist church at that place.
The body was taken to Heath Springs
for burial.
Next Sunday Mr.. Shuler will haye a
strenuous day. He viii preach IN his
own pulpit IN the morning at Andrews
Chapel al 3 O'Clock, az PaXville at 5
O'Clock and again in his own pulpit IN
Manping that night.
Last Fridays edition OF The State
made splendid showing OF the real es-
tate values in South Carolina, ard the
way dirt has enhanced in value within
the past few years should be an actrac-
tive inducement for those seeking new
homes.
The musical recital given by Miss
Bowman last Thursday evening was
decided success. Her scholars did their
work splendidly in carrying out most
elaborate program. and the splendid
training of Miss Bowman was manifest
throughout.
Rev. F. Il. Shuler, pastor of the Man
ming Methodist church will preach as
Andrews Chapel Sunday afternoon at
3 o'clock, a prompt attendance is re-
>ouested as Mr.. Shuler will also preach
the same afternoon at PaSyille at 5
O'Clock p. m.
A reading of the advertisement of r.
3. Belser OF Sumter. should be of Inter
est to those who have land for sale near
Manning. Belser is the real estate rau
of Sumter and Clarendon counties. He
has put over some very large land tran
saceions. Get il touch with him
Old Rock will be in his glory next
Tuesday when his friend Billy Bryan
hits the town. Rock has never for one
moment Jagged in his allegiepce TO the
Great Ccmmoner, but has always stood
bv him through thick and thin. But
then, that is only y way the old fellow
has
Cards are out for the coming mar
riage Of Miss Eta Gregorie Trot5 and
Mr.. Frank E. Rarron, June 2lst.: at the
PRESBYTERIAN church in Mt. Pleasant,
S. C. Mr.. Barron is a sou OF the late
B. Presley Barron: and holds respon-
sible position with the E5awan Phos-
phate Company IN Charleston.
Mr.. c. r. Sprotv has been with the
seed crushers watching Croton water
sparkle in New York. The reporters
have it the New Workers would just not