The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1913-03-19

On Friday evening last, Nj $ Jo'
Davis charminyly entertained !, tht
.Rook Club" The games were :5ott
lively and entertaining. After th'
games 8 delightful salad course wa
served to the following ladies: Mes
danes W. NJ. Brockinton, Il. H. S"ad
ham. Fernan Bradham, /. l. 4 .ppelt
T. NJ Mouznn, Jno. Zeieler: F. Z
Thomas, S. L. Davis, Juo. D. Sera!t
and Mrs. Weber, OF Summerton.
! Our Spring Millinery Opepip G vii
be Thursday and Friday Marcl 10Th
and 2lst Miss Brown has II 'tnrut7t
from the northern mark. Us with a tul
line of the lat+ st creations in Mil tlnety
We also have Miss Annie 'assizne:
with US who will be pleased to - hel
many friends We extend eSrdla
Invitation 10 the ladies 70 COME :apc
see our beautiful line Of Spring Ailli
nerv. Clarendon Millinery Stor e.
The 42 club met Wednesday af' .erns,on
of las. week at the home OF Mrs. 'ngram
Bappal. There were three tables ar
ragged for progressive 42, much lo7er-
est being taken IN the game The aos'
tess served delightful cream and cake.
The following members we're present:
Mesdames A. G Bradham, E. c. H's-
ton, G B. Geiger. Hugh MrhelveF. l..
NJ. Mouzon, English Plowden, L. TaH,
] A. Weinhers, George Williams, Jno
Zelgler and I. I. Appel.
The Democratic County ESecutiTe
Committee in compliance With the Or
ders of the State Committee met las
Saturday in the court house and ar
ranged for the primury which Is to take
place April lst: it also arranged TOR She
primary TO select a successor TO MI the
vacancy created by the resignation of
Mr.. &. W. Mitchum TO be at the same
time of the congressioua, primary. Ihe
same mapayerS that conducted the pri-
mary last Angus, will conduct this one,
and where there is a vacancy on any OF
the boards OF managers the executive
committeeman from the club is author
lied to fill the vacancy. The pay tor the
managerS will come from The treasury
of the State executive committee. III
committee has laid an assessment up'h
legislative candidates the sum OF i've
dollars, and it also Instructed its secre.
tary 10 write to each OF the congressional
candidates and request from him cou-
tribution Of twenty-five dollars.
It has came to our ears that some peo
pie working for candidate for congress
are using the argument with those "1
their own political affiliations, thar
"Appelt fayors certain candidate,
thet efore we must stand together tol
beat him, it will not do 70 support man
that Appel favors." If this sort OF ar
gurept is TO be swallowed by intelIi-
gent voters it is a sad day day indeed
The idea Of men voting preludlced
against candidate because-of another'S
support. It is foolish. but If the men
who are using such rot will come sQuar-
out. openly. like men should, who have
no bad motives, and let it be general,
known they are drawing lines because
of toe support of an Individual, it might
prove bad venture. But such is not
their oe4hod, they prefer whispering it
10 those gao hold different views from
Appels. and work among the friends OF
Applet with different tale. Up TO th-
present Applet has not been active 10
this congressional race, like any other
citizen he has not hesitated to say who
his preference is; this is his right and it
is proper for him TO do so, at the same |
time, he b talked to out few people 90
the subject at all, and tho few he spoke
to, opened up the matter BY an inquiry |
as to who he favored. What difference
should it make who Applet favors? H
is only one individual. except it is his |
good fortune TO know all of the candi- |
dates, and is we'll qualified, to at least
Judge for himself, and when his friends
desires to know how he feels about this
matter he will tell them regardless Of
those who are not his political friends,
and some who would. if they could, in
jure him otherwise, to CRAFTY spleen.