The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-06-10

MannlnS OTOceIy 70.
Judge John S. Wilson opened court
at Bishopville Monday.
Let every white man enroll on club
book in his club district.
Miss Lulie Earvin has returned homo
from her school in Columbia.
Mr.. S. j. Smith and family, left last
week to spend the summer at Myrtle
Beach.
To be enrolled as voter man must
have lived In the State two years and
in the county six months.
The Methodist bible classes are at
Brewingeon today ishfrying. The
Times editor appreciates an invitation
20 be present
The observation-disclosures nuptials
take place tomorrow evening. Rela-
tiyes and friends are arriving for the
happy occasion.
Mr.. P. z. Hariee of Birmingham Ala.
has been on visit to his brother Mr..
+. E. .Harlee of Manning, but left for
his home Sunday.
Died last Wednesday the fc2r months
old child of Mr.. and Mis-. Arthur
Briggs of Silver, the burial was At A.
drews Chapel Thursday.
AT the home of Mrs. 81. r. S-2Ghaa1
the friends OF Miss Lot Sc BrocS aton
honored her with q pre-nur:ial 3ioen
shower yesterday afternoon.
Capt. W. G. Webb the well hucwn
and universally popular railroad con-
ductor died at his home in Charleston
yesterday morning, aged 64 years.
Mr.. d. q. Gowdy substantial citizen
yofthe Turbeville section, was taken to
the Tourney Hospital IN Sumter Mon
day to be operated on for appendicitis.
Rev. 3. F. McLendon is surely wax
ing up the drowsy, and the pretender.
{ No one can attend his meetings with
ont realizing the power OF consecra.ed
earnestness-
Misses Julia Cuttino, Maud Brad
ham, Pammie Bradham, Helen Boger,
Jannie Wilson and Virginia Wilson
are at home for their vacation from
Winthrop college.
Mrs. Kate Harvin viii open board
ing house next week st breeze Point
Salnda. Her friends viii do we'll TO
communicate with her before leaving
for their summer trip.
InTitations have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs. Montgomery OF DnSant. to
the marriage OF their daughter Miss
Margaret McFaddin, to Mr.. E, B.
Muldrow, at home June 17th, at $50
p. M
Married at the home of Mrs. NJ. J.
Pierson, in Sumter. by Rev: J. =.
Marion, Sunday evening, Mr.. W. 3.
McNair, and Miss Mildred Dye,
daughter of Mr.. J. c. Dye of Jessup
Ca, and niece of Mrs. Julia Cuttino
OF Manning.
Representative Burgess thinks this
newspaper should publish Expert Scar
som report to the grand jury. He has
not seen the document, and has no con-
eepticn OF the amount OF labor and cost,
the space involved and the incompre-
hensiveness OF it.
The music students of Miss Augusta
Applet entertained their relatives and
friends at Miss Appels's home Monday
afternoon with a very creditable recit-
al. The progress made by these stud
.ents is very gratifying to their instruc-
tress, and she is proud of their achieve
mentS.
Dr.. C. G. Brown, after 4 pastorate
OF forty years has rendered his reslg-
nation IS pastor of the First Baptist
church in Sumter, and he will devote
his time to the work OF Aged Minis
ter's Relief Fund. Doctor Brown is
great and good man, beloved in and
out of his church.
Died last Saturday, ct the home of
its grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. James
E Tennent, at Summerton, Elizabeth,
the seven months old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs L. B. Martin, of Maxton n.
c. The body was brought to Manning
Sunday morning enroute for Maxton
where it will be inferred.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage OF Mr.. Clifford F. Griffin, of
Savannah Ca, and Miss Cornelia
Gnann. of Stillwell Ga. The ceremony
is to take place at Grace Lutheran
church, Stillwell Ca, Wednesday ev-
ening 18th, inst. The groom is son
Of Mr.. ]. r. Griffin of Pinewood.
Notwithstanding the conclusions of
the employed expert Of the grand jury
those who are competent to make cal
culations in interest have gone over
the calculation, and they assure US
that the present one mill levy is suf-
6cient TO pay the interest on the court
house bonds, and have enough money
in the sinking fund which bears inter-
est TO pay off the entire court house
debt in the time specified in the bond.
To comply with the recommendation Of
this expert the taxpayers would raise