The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1912-01-31
S;r concert tonight.

S:g concert tonight.
-Gtems.lber the concert tonight.
sReubin Gcrdan OF this town is 10
k4s:irupccy.
Mr.. henry Ferrel: os Greelyville. was
in town yesterday.
Miss Rita Ninmer mas returned from
visit 10 Columbia.
Don'S forget the lecture tonight is
the Baptis5 church.
Mach good work has been done io
repairing the damaged highways
ssy, LYMAN Krasnof OF the State Of
-Washjcgtoo is in Manning On visit.
EvervboG$ Should atteod the Apollo
concert tonight. It's the best of the
season
III. pension board meets ie Capt.
D. J Eradham's Office Mocday feSra-
AIRY 5th.
Mrs. Dave: e:Sii~e:man OF Atlanta, is
here visiting hsr sister, N:S. Aaron
Abrams.
A,rA. Elite Hawkins ard little 500 AID
Miss .A:.Gie McRoy. are visiting friends
in Sum,nescon.
Apollo Coocers Company tonight. The
management is eXpectiaga I big CROWD
ao6 a great show.
TIE hour for the Sunday evening
service 10 the BapJiS5 church has ceer
Changed frou ! 20 80 O'Clock.
The lunior social set had L delightful
Lap Var party friday night al the
home OF Mr. ana Mrs. Joseph Spcots.
Dr.. Todd. who is helping as oat
while toe editor is away. has beeii
laid-up this weeE with :: ps.d 1ooo.
which accounts foE the shor.neSS OF
news.
Rev. II. x. Williams. pastor o! the
Baptist church. IS preaching 4 series
.af highly interesting and Instructive
.seSScoas cn the letters TO the seven
churches in Asia.
Mr.. Edward Brigham will give his
>.:Sougs and Dramatic Recicals at tae
auditorium on Wednesday evening,
February 7,h. The proceeds will go TO
the school library.
Owing to the unavoidable absence OF
the editor, and the sudden liIness OF his
substitute. there is a shortage OF local
news in The TINES this week. for which
we crave the indulgence OF ocr reaaers.
a. Il recent meeting oi tie Clarendon
County AIedica! Society the !0i!cWlag
officers were elected: Dr. x. u.
Hrockio,on. president: DR. l. ".
Putnam, vice president: D.. Milton
We;aaerg. secretar: and treasurer.
THE Was Between the StateS-lts
Cause and So.le oS It's Issues will be
the subject OF the :ec1G"e 20 he deliver
ed in the auditorium. On a'v.cav night.
February 9ab. Tor the benefit q the
Clarendon ccun:y Confederate nonu-
meac fund.
Some Garins ;Ai-t entered Ar Z. l..
Wilkius' tsdrcou s.s5 Saturday nlgaf
aod took from uis t9owSsrS pocket. 4
wach. three h3ives ;;:.d MS -:o:e key.
after which n MAJ" 2oo& !,!S escape.
neither Alr. ..or Mrs. W:iNias S:eing
disturbed ts his presence.
Gcaps. x c. Davis woul& gt"!;iy ~
ursc,a:e reformation - 20 III. where
abou:s OF his Le%u:yn setter Gog "a!ch
lefs Manning on the first day OF c22:'
last week This dog IS white win BLACK
spots cn back and ears. and reddish
brown spots OF legs. and Wore pI;i'u
black leather collar. Answers TO na;"e
uf Milo.
The third session OF the association
Tor teachers Of negro schools ii Gar
enGon courtv viii convene 10 building
Of the coiored graded school next Sat
;rdav - o'clock among the topics TO
ar discussed aae teaching geography,
toal;;or the scaool reach the home lie
wby should negroes give more support
m their schools. etc The leaders Cf
the association hope fora large a;ter-
dance not of teachers alone but al. "Ao
wish 20 attend.
!, WAS = matter o? sincere regret 10
.:er, one when II w;.s learned tnat bis
.cric c!& andrews Chapel was burned
down i;:-r Sunday morning. Il is said
hattie fire caog gha overhead. probably
rom q iefec,i.e stove fue. There being
70 means a. bau(, OF con:ead;ng against
che flames, tae destruction OF the build
;aq ,t;ss complete. Owing to the many
:eSdsr memories associated with "tEi
NnGrews Chapel there should be co
dif1icni,y o promptly raising a sufficient
fuod 20 replace it with handsome
;,ri1Sinc