The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-06-21
Winthrop-Cleuson Gay tomorrow.

Winthrop Clemson Gay tomorrow.
Miss May Bradham is visiting friends
in Bishopville.
MIR. Presley Barron of Colum bia
spent Monday in the city.
Mr.. J. J. johnson sent 70 this office
last Saturday three cotton blossoms.
Miss Mary Nelson OF Georgia is Wis
iting at the home Of Charlton DuRant.
ESQ.
Mr.. C. W. Wells attended the Chan
dler-Galloway marriage il Sumter last
evening.
Mayor A. G. Bradham is back from
his trip to the mountains of North
Carolina.
Mr.. J. W. Glenn who is the proprie-
tor of the new tobacco warehouse has
arrived in town-
Mr.. Walter Lenoir OF Hagood. spent
last week in Manning with his friend
McLaurin Apper.
The Y. P. B. will meet Friday after
noon at $50 O'Clock at the home OF Mrs
Furman Bradham.
Do not fail to see the exhibition train
of Clemson and Winthrop colleges in
Manning tomorrow.
The youn;r people had an informal
dance last Friday in the new tobacco
soo ~
Misses Louise Wilson and Miss Laura
Rhem of Rome, Williamsburg county,
are visiting the home of Judge John
S. Wilson.
Mrs. Douglas, the mother Of Mrs.
DR.. L. c.. Stukes of Summerton, with
her other daughter Mrs. J. T. StuSes,
Jr.. of Lloyd, Fla, is visiting In Man
ming and Summerton.
Contractor McRoy is placing the stone
work TO the front of the Home Bank and
Trust Co. S new building. This building
vii. have very pretty front. differing
from aoy other 10 the town.
Died at Louisville Kentucky last We'd
nesdav, Mrs. James Metcalf, formerly
Miss Sibyl Odiorne, ooce Il resident OF
Manning. The deceased was cultured
and a most charming woman.
Married last Wednesday at the home
of the brides parents at Gray Court, Mr.
Charles T. Richardson Of Pinewoooc,
and Miss Beulah Hellams. The couple
will spend a few days at Ty5ee.
The TINES will soon begin the pub
lication OF some new songs, those We
published a few weeks ago seemed to
have pleased the lovers OF music. Our
next lot will be of the most popular
and latest.
Rev: F. H. Shuler will rot be able TO
meet his regular appointment at Eiar-
wins next Sunday, as he will preach at
Paxville that day at $50 o'clock in the
afternoon, and again at Pinewoo0 in the
evening at $50 O'Clock.
Last Thursday night about 10 O'Clock
saw mill on the plantation OF Mrs
Anna DAVIS, belonging to Mr. w. >.
Harv;u vas destroyed by fire. A large
:ot OF lumber besides the machinery was
destroyed. No insurance.
The monument association proposes
to have huge rally sometime in Sept
ember. J. r. Lesesne, Esq, the head
OF the movement has the promise OF
Hon. 3. f. Tillman and other ceiebrl-
ties TO De here on the occasion.
Cards are out for the coming marriage
OF Miss Lillian Ainslee Lawrence and
Mr.. Albert Venton Bridges to take place
at Pinewood Wednesday evening 18th,
at the Methodist church. The bride-to-
be is daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Lawrence.
Mr.. Cam Stubs OF Sumter. we'll
known to the people Of this county
while cranking his own automobile ore
day last week let the thing get away,
and run oyer him, yet they tell US that
Sumter is dry town. He was pain
fully but not seriously hurt.
Do not fail to come TO Manning to-
morrow to see the Clemson-Winchrop
train, it is farm and home on wheels.
There are seven cars and number of
lecturers to entertain and instruct those
who 60 to the train. The exhibition will!
be on the side track belonging to the
oil mill.
Died at Pinewood last Wednesday.
Rev. David Hucks, pastor of the Pine
wood Methodist church. His only son
died the week before, and his wife has
been extremely Ill. The deceased has
teen mem Der Of theSouth Carolina for
twenty years, and was greatly belored.