The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1912-01-17
Remember the opera Saturday night

Remember the opera Saturday night.
Watch for the big fertilizer ad next
week.
There was not such rush in church
attendance last Sunday as TO call 5or
overflow meetings.
The heavy snow developed a brisk
trade IN rubber overshoeS, the STOCK 10
town being entirely sold out.
The Woman's Home Missionary So
cietv o. the Methodist church vii! meet
FRIDAY afternoon ac four O'Clock.
We saw a big hearted man on the
street last Monday inQulriug If any one
was known TO be withous hrewood.
A few men ecsed out their guns last
Mondav morning and thea toted them
back a. Sa;a ia time FOR late clnner-
Mrs. J. W. Odjorne and children OF
Ferous3i a:e visiting Mrs. Oiiornes
Jparen,s Mr.. and Mrs. g. T. Aarvin.
Many migratory birds, sach as blue
birGs. robins acG cardlna were caught
in the blizzard in this section duriog
the past week.
At the morning service in the Meth
od;st cnnrcn next Sunday the pastor.
Rev. F. II. Shuier. will preach on 'Ihe
Treasures OF the Snow.
Mir. \. J White, the undertaken, had
some severe experience last Saturday,
making a "Trip i2 the snow storm 10
conduct L funeral ~ Greeiyvlile.
The possotfice clerks have had :. great
deal OF eXvr;. work IN delivering rurai
route na;i siuce tue carriers have
been unable to MAKE tAelr regular
rounds.
Jod..e Rice, The a," iu;:2s e;ec:ed
last wge.E; TO succsed .lCdgv A::srich o1
the scco q c.:cui;. tec.,n;iy d-crase':.
viii lD;,: Ills s;.',:. ;erii "E c'Ui': I! " a;i-
Mug text week.
rh<. exercises OF zoe Manning Gra:;-t:
Sc:iuu! were vrrN properly suspsnceo
last Monday, s..cs tic AeEHy $50"
would preveat niHny ci .h= Houoger
SraGtS tro::t attSn0tCS
The snow. the suow,
'fbe beautiful SNOW:
The biuebird, the aybird ard the crow
Make footprints 10
The beautiful snow. .-Cooyier.
All members are requested to attend
an important meeting OF the Civic
4 a
noon. January 23rd. 1t the residence OF
Mrs. w. C. Davis. Mrs. J.. q. Harvin.
Secretary.
Mr.. S J. Taylor, the pioneer citizen
OF Greelyyitie. died at an early hour
last Friday morning and was buried al
moon Saturday. He was about IS years
old and leaves several grown chliGren,
his wife having died four years ago.
4 Woodman OF the World monument
to the late Sovereign William NJ
Ridceway will De unveiled BY Live
Oak Camp al Oak Grove cemetery on
Sunday Afternoon. January 21st. \
large attendance is expected to witness
the interesting ceremony.
When the severe cod weather came
on last Saturday the ccnotv authorize:
had the chaingang @onvicts moved Ii
from the camp near PaNviiie AID guar
tered in the basement OF ,he rocr'
house. This acticn IS TO be conmccd'
ed as thoughtful! ard humane.
While swinging q freight train al
AIcolu last Thursday morning q negro
.o;5 ~ bo no MOD Will Wash inU;O Oh 0Oi
caught under the wheels and had oae
leg nearly completely seeered be;o"
the knee. He vas brought down t
Manning on the freight and taken OF
to Florence on the passenger TRAN io'
surgical treatment.
l am especially desirous that every
country teacher IN South Caroiln'
should have Il copy of the Teachers
Manual for Elementary Schools. l
there IS 2 teacher in you" county WI!
has no. received 4 copy OF this book.
should &c pleased 20 mail it free on re
quest directed to me in Colombia.
". K. TATE.
Mr.. French Strother, OF CnioH Hall
Va. spent several days during the pas
week cD q visit to his nephew, the Rev
\. Z. Woodson pastor of tie Nann!n.
Presbyterian church. While here ,lr
Ssrother celebrated his S,th birthday
He is quite erect anu act!ve 70: oae o
his advanced years. He left yesterGa,,
B on a trip 20 points in Georgia and Ala
"a ban1a ara then on 70 Oklahoma TO '!si
sa son. Mr.. Strotner w;.s :. scnoG! te2cn
50 er for over fifty wears and num Der