The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-12-06

Mr.. r. D. Clark has been quite i'll
for the past week.
Mr.. J. ". Thames of Mayesville was
in Manning Monday.
Mr.. J. W. O0iorne OF Ferguson visit
ed Maouing this week.
Mr.. W. E. Jenkinsoo OF hlDgStree
spent Sunday IN Manning.
Miss Bessie Harvin has returned
home after an extended visit IN Atlanta.
Miss Irene Rosenberg, OF Aboevll lie,
isin Manning visiting her friends. the
Levi family.
Mr.. C. O. Cole. former Clarendon
man now living at Latta, was visitor
here yesterday.
There will be au oyster supper at
ST yer Fricay night, December The
public is invited.
MIR. S. C. Turbevilie who Was sud-
denly stricken al his home n Icroe-
vile is still very Ill.
Several from Manning will attend
the opera Girl of the Golden Vest
this evening in Charleston.
Miss Lucille Iseman, who mas been
visiting relatives at the North, return
ed home Monday morning.
Senators Tillman and Smith and
Congressman Legare are a. their re-
spective posts ID Washington for the
session.
Messrs. Leon Weinberg, r. D. Goth
ran and Louis Appelt spent Than KS
giving Day IN Spartanburg with the
ShrlnerS
There will be services in the Episco-
pal Chapel in Manning peXt SUNDAY
morning at 1l;50. Rev. }. 5. hershaw
will conduct the service, and the puoIlc
is invited.
The Clarendon County Teachers
Association will meet IN the Manning
graded school Saturday ,nornipg Dec
ember 9, at II O'clock. Clauce Wright
Secretary.
Married on November Both. 10 Wash
ington. D. c., at the residence OF MISS
Sadie Householder, William Meacors
Lunn and Matte Rhame Davis. Both
of Manning.
Married at the Baptist parsonage by
Rev. H. K. Williams last Sunday after
noon, Mr.. Elliott Childers oPDavls Sta
tion, and Miss jeanette Gardner, a
daughter OF Mr.. J. J. Gardner OF SUN
merton.
Look out fer the Manning Grocery
Comlanv's page advertisement IN neNt
weeks issue. The house keepers Will
have a list of .'good things 10 eat TO
select from that can only oe purchased
from up-to-date grocers.
Pinewood has been making the blind
tigers OF that section chew the bitter
cud. Mayor Toomer tried aud con
vcted several, imposing heavy hoes,
and on last Saturday night Two
negresses were put IL i;i!.
Last Sunday night lamp in the
home OF Mr.. r. L. Bel turced over
aud came near destroying the house:
as it was by timely work little damage
was done TO the building, but Mr. Bell
bad considerable clothing damage.
We return thanks for the delicious
cake sent to US by Mrs. II. B. Lyons
from the Central Hotel, this cake Is
part OF the Bible Cake mentioned III
last weeks Times. It was made up from
ingredients mentioned IN the blole, anC
it goes to show that the people OF the
olden time knew how to tickle the pal
ate of the Bible students even OF this
day.
The English Opera Singers gave
good performance az the auditorium
last Monday evening. The night wa:
cold which kept a good many away, ou
they missed 2 treat. We have seTera
times called attention 10 the acoustic
properties OF the auditorium, and as Ee
nothing has been attempted 10 correc
the painful rererberation which Gle
stroys the effect OF what IS SAID upoi
the stage. We think this defect can b.
corrected inexpensivelv. and nope be
fore there is anything else 10 take plac
in that hall there viii be sometbln:
done. Al the performance last MonGa,
night the singing was practically rum
ed by the echo, it was hard ca th
singers. and as bad upon the audlenc
whicA paid for tickets TO be entertain
ed Not only so, the audience suttere'
from the cold, there was not partlci
OF heat in the hall, this should Tot be
those 10 charge OF the auditorium re
ouire pay for its use, and they Shout
.> Least h3ve the room cOmfOrt3 bic.