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

There will be a public meeting S!cen
BY the Woman's Christian Temper2ncs
Union a. the PuxviIle school audito-
rum next Sunda: evening January Il.
at 7:30 O'Clock. Prof. J. D. Griffith
will deliver an address cu the lnpor-
taav subject: 'PareGtai ReSpona'olity
Suitable songs, recitatlouS. etc. have
been arranged for this occasion. Inc
public IS urged TO attend and give
their cooperation.
i At the regular meeting of Clarendon
IIc6ue. No. l13. held on Wednesday
NIGHT. inst. the followicg officers were
! elected TO serve during the ensuing
year: C. C. T. 5. MofTett: V. G.. \.
| P. Burgess: Prela;e, I. B Gamble: u.
of W. Joseph YasSney: X. OF Il and ) +.
Z. 3. Brown: NJ Of En-. Morris Ness;
| n. cf. F.. G. E. Cochran: N at \,
w. S. Plowden: l. G.. w. L. Tobias; o.
G.. r. l. Bel: Trustee. y. {. Bradham.
NJ. NJ Krasnoff: D. G. e.. y. G. Brad
ham. The officers elected will be duly
installed AT the next regular meeting,
TO behzld on Tuesday night week.
Prof. Tate OF Columbia, who will be
| in Clarendon county the last week 10
January visiting schools 10 company
with the county superintendent, Will
give illustrated lectures at night az the
j following points:
Turbeville.- Wednesday night, JAZZ
uary 9th.
Sandy Grove.-Thursday night, jan
uary 18th.
New Zion.-Friday night, January
26th.
On Saturday he viii meet With the
Clarendon County Teachers Associa-
tion.
We bespeak for him good audiences
at each place Prof. Tate and his work
| in the interest OF COED schools is being
felt throughout the State, ard C:ar2n-
don people shcuid lend themselves to
every effort made to benefit their
schools.
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