The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-07-01

Manning Grocery Co.
Mutual Girl tonight, Wednesday.
Hirschmsnn's big sale opens Satur-
day.
All business houses will be closed
in Manning Monday.
Mr. Chas. Knot OF Beaufort was 9
visitor here this week.
Mr.. C.. r. Breedin has returned from
few days stay in Anderson.
This is the last day for making town
tax returns without the penalty.
Waterworks or no waterworks, you
will now have the opportunity OF voting
on the question.
y. Mayor A. C. Bradham left last
HutSSdy SNS1lIS 3OI o24SA -soS<SSHSS
al Black Mountain n. G..
Died Sunday 'sUpicen the three
months and two weeks cid daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Wirsate.
Judge Ernest Gary artera long i'll
ness passed away yesterday at his home
in columbia at the age o. So years.
Mr.. David Silverman OF Kingstree
has been spending few days with his
brother-in-iaw MIR. Aaron Abrams.
Attention is directed to the annouce-
ment of Mr.. Clarence Il, Mathis who
! is s candidate for the ofa ce of Judge of
Probate.
When young lady defends a young
mar from the charge of pouring sugar
into her ear, she has 1t bad sure
enough.
Departed this life OF the evening OF
June 10th, Mr.. J. r, Kolo near Pine
wood after an illness of about three
months.
Attention is directed to the an
nouncemens. of L. Z. Wells who is a
candidate for re-e!ecsion as County
Treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Mcleod and Mr..
{ and q. q. Bradham went through the
country today to Lancaster TO hear the
senatorial candidates.
IS We are informed the smouut raised
for the recent meetings conducted oy
Mr.. McLendon was $1,000 but OF this
nearly 800 was for expenses.
- The Woman's Missionary Society
will meet next Friday 3rd inst, at the
: Methodist church, at 5 O'Clock p. n.
A full attendance IS requested.
The friends of Mr.. Joel E. McFaadin
OF Sardinia, will regret to learn that
he is quite i'll, and that his relatives
are uneasy about his condition.
The Methodist church at Paxville,
viii observe Children's Day Sunday
afternoon, July 5th, at 5 O'CLOCK. The
public IS cordially invited to attend.
Remember every white citizen re-
siding in Manning township Will nave
to enroll in the book OF one OF the cluos
in Manning. He cannot enroll else
where.
Young couple without children wants
board in private family by July 10th.
References exchanged. George Hugh
care, carolina Life Insurance Agcy.,
Sumter.
Mr.. Julien Scarborough OF Summer
ton, recently graduated as Yale with
the distinction of getting on the honor
roll, which means much at such an IN
stitution.
AS one result of the revival services,
apoljcaticns for membership n the
different churches of Manning and the
surrounding country reached grand
total of l0S.
Married last Wednesday evening ~
the Methodist church at Bennettsvllie
Mr.. julius Leon Brogder,of Brogden's,
ano Miss Estelle Lucille Moore, ReV.
Peter Stokes performed the ceremony.
Mr.. and MIS-. James Widemau have
returned from their honey moon trip
and are Just like any ether married
folks-they were bride and groom a
very short time ago but now they are
just folks.
Died at Bloomville last Thursday
Mrs. Tessie Drose, wife of Mr.. Leroy
Drose aged about 30 years. The funer
al took place at Oak Grove church Fri
day. Rev. W, T. Patrick conducted
the service.
Married on the evening of the 18th
inst. in the Presbyterian church al
Mayesyille, Mr.. Thomas Erwin Chanc'
Ter, of Newberry and Miss Ethel Mae
Wingate. Rev. r. L. Grler tied the
nuptial knot.
When the unveiling takes place or
the 18th, every man woman and chile
in the county should be present. Re
member the date July 10th, will be
Clarendon's day to honor the heroes ot
the days of GIGS.
Married in the Baptist church las
Sunday afternoon, M", Horace Murch
inSon Thomas, and Miss Mary Gaillarc
Mcleod. The groom is the eldest sot
of Mr.. and Mrs. +. c.. Thomas. and the
bride the eldest daughter Of Mrs. Sue
Mcleod. Rev. J. A. Ansley perform