The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1913-01-08

! TANNING. S. c.
Miss Leo DeBerry spent few days
last week with her sister Mrs. w. J..
Snyder.
Rev. W. /. Herbert of Sumter will
preach in the Manning Methodist
church Sunday morning.
The college girls and boys from this
,o,nty are now back TO their reSpec-
tiye educational institutions.
Mr.. r. q. Davis who has been ex-
tremely iii, and was on the road to
recovery has taken a relapse and IS
again ID.
The honor roll for Big Branch school
;s as follows: Second grade, Evelyn
CocEran. q Ronald Beatsou. Sixth
Grade, Brainard Gibson.
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The treasurer reports that the tax
collections are not up to the standard
there being many who will take advan.
sage Of the one and two per cent PEN
atty.
Renew your subscriptions to The
Saturday Evening Post, Ladies' Home
Journal and Country Gentleman
through B. B.. Breediu, Special Rep
gesentatige.
The auditor requests that one mem
ber of each township board in the
/ county come in at once and get blank
returns, on which to make returns for
this year, 1913.
The Times editor hopes that his cor
RESPONDENTS will give him 8 helping
hand by sending In promptly good news
letters while he is away attending TO
his public du ties in Columbia.
A lice room cottage with goed size
lot cenvenispt to graded school and any
OF the churches, house IN hrst class CEN
dition, will be sold right, now at q bar
gain. Apply TO Joseph Sprots-
Married at the home of the brides
parents, Tuesday evening of last week
near Turbeyille, Mr.. Curtis Vassar and
Miss Nollie Powell. Magistrate NJ. D.
Baird performed the ceremony. The
couple left for Columbia where they
will make their home.
Died at his home in Sumter last We'd.
nesday, William c. King, aged 81 years.
The deceased was 8 brother OF MIR. j.
II. King OF St. Paul, and was formerly
q citizen OF Clarendon, living at Pax
vile where he was engaged in farming.
He leaves widow and several children.
Rev. E. P. McCordes, of Louisville,
KY, conducted services at the Presby-
,erian church Sunday morning and
again at the Methodist church in the
evening. Those who heard him were
we'll pleased with both Of his sermons,
and it would not be surprising If an
effort is,msde to call him % the Man
1ing church.
There will be a meeting OF the Teach
er's Association Of Clarendon county
Saturday Jsnuary the eleventh A
goodlv number was present at the last
meeting, but we hope TO have more
next Saturday. Besides discussing
plans for Field Day, the following pro-
gram will be carried out: ]: Why
manual training should be taught in
the schools Eta Sue Sellers. 2:
How manual training can be made
practical In the schocls-Miss Elizabeth
Bailey. Reporter Of S. I. a.
The family of MIR. W. B. Dickson will
make their home in the future at Fair
Bluff, n. C. Manning dislikes TO lose
such people, but as Mr.. Dickson has ar
ranged TO engage in the hardware bus
mess it became necessary for his family
to accompany him. The people OF Man
ming wish for the Dicksons good health
and success in their new home, and
hope that it will not be always before
they come back. We heartily commend
this family to the>good people OF Fair
Bluff, and vouch safe for their being a
good acquisition to the community.
The Manning hardware is now in its
new home at the Lenard corner in the
splendid store built by J. A. Weinberg,
ESQ. The patrons of this reputable con-
cern will find when they visit them in
their new home, one of the best equip
ped hardware stores in this section OF
the State, and that their stock Is full
and up-to-date. The object in moving
was to get more commodious quarters
for their increasing business which has
been built up 8 the result OF doing
business on business principles, giving
20 the trade the best for the least
money, and by being thoroughly reli-
able.
Misses Lena and May plowden de.
lightiully entertained on Friday even
ing, 3rd inst, at the lovely country
home of MIR. and Mrs. E. G. Coskrey
near Wilson. Progressive games were
the feature of the evening. The score
cards were specially attractive. Mis-:
Lula May was awarded first prize ano
Miss jamie LaEd was presented the con
ISOLATION. A delightful sweet course was
served. The following were the guests
on this pleasant evening: Misses Vers
DuRant an Maggie Montgomery OF Du
Rants, Christine Coskrey OF Summer
ton, Florie and jamie Land, May Sprot'
of Foresson, Marian Wells, Lille Davi:
OF Manning, Martha Plowden, an {
Messrs. Land, Sam and Charlie Fulton
Sprott, Iseman, Montgomery, Hardy
Mcknight, Nelson, Edgar, Henry ane
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