The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1912-04-24

Mrs. W. P. Wannamaker OF St.
Matthews is visiting her parents Mr..
and Mrs. D. NJ. Bradham.
Mrs. Anna NJ. Davis Of Black Noun
tain, \. c., is in Manning Oh a visit TO
her SOC. Capt ". G. Davis.
The boys of Manning are thinking Of
employing q coach to teach them how
to play ball. They should secure tae
services OF q nice old lady.
Friday night Mrs. Robt. Dulmage
and her little nephew Robt. Tobias
from Deryer, Col. surprised her rela'
tives by walking in on them. They
will be here TWO Or three months.
The Summertor Knights OF Pythias
will have q big blow out at Scoto's lake
next Friday. The TINES editor acknow-
Lodges an invitation TO be present, and
he hopes that he will be able to make
the trip.
Miss Vallve Appelt. after attending
the inter-denominational Sunday school
convention 9, Greenwood last week,
and spending few days with her col
lege friends aJ Greenville, returned
home last Monday night.
The schools will soon have their clos
ingS and then the sweet girls graduate
will be on the carpet. while the boys
who get their sheep skins are to get
out aud hustle Tor material 70 fill the
Wristbands Of thei.. pants.
Those who have good cotton on hand
viii reap high price for it between now
ard the first OF July is the opinion OF
men who make study OF cotton condi-
v;ocs Good cotton will be al q prem
iun because OF its scarcity, and the de-
nand for it.
There is no ground for the rumor that
the fisherman at Brewington and Mar
tins lake set4t 10 THE lines editor a
string OF Dream. although this was
promised. However it is not 100 late
and Il they come from no" on the past
viii be forgiven.
Cards haye been issued for the mar
riage Of Mr.. Lawrence BentZ and Miss
Alice Lillian Pack. a daughter OF DR..
W. S Pack OF Greenvi!]e. The bride IS
q nati"e of Manning. The ceremony is
10 take place at the home OF the parents
N Greenvilie or the 30th inst.
This weeks issue contains three
more candidates cards which we direcs
the attention OF our readers 70. Mr.
Frank 2. Erv!n stands for the Office OF
county supervisor, Mc. a. I. Barroa for
clerk OF court aud Mr.. Z. j. Browne
for county superintendent OF education.
Some time during the latter part of
last year there was a prediction made
by some one that the year 1872 would
be flied with disasters, and that the
prediction is coming true is proven by
the Danv disasters that have ana are
continuing 70 occur, both on land and
on sea
The Representatives OF The P:esbyter-
town up 20 last nj-ht were sure L wooG
looking lot. Why some of them we're
rs good looking rs the ladies OF ,ne
town OF Manning. and this We did not
think possible. The longer We live The
more we learn.
We DO not think 1t wise to have can
diGates for office par.:c: pa!iag in .hc
Closing exercises OF schools. it is nov
calculated to he:p the harmony o! the
community. Candidates for Office have
:heir partisan friends il each commun-
itv VINO are Oacroas Of the schools. and
these resent it II thcir friend IS ignored
DR.. joan Dove Lee 0: this county
and Miss Winoaa OF StaleSvi!le, \. g..
were married by Dr.. Daaie! ac the
First Baptist Church Atlanta. Ga. on
the 277Va. inS. Dr.. Lee graduates in
May FROM the Southern college Of med
icine and surgery. Miss Howard; comes
from adeligh.fu! North Carolina family