The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-05-06

Read Kstzoff's big ad. in this issue.
The young folk enjoyed fish fry at
Brewington last Friday night.
Work is rapidly progressing on the
new stables OF Mr.. F. G. Thomas.
We call special attention to the let
ter from A. Abrams in another column.
DR.. and Mrs. 5. A. Cole are among
the visitors TO Jacksonville this week.
Mr. Taylor Stukes arrived home from
an extended visit OF several weeks, last
Monday evening.
"Eyeryyoathi' "Everyyouth:" 'Ev-
eryyouth. !" Manning High Schol,
MAY, 7th. $50, P. NJ.
Mrs. NJ. E. Walker OF Sumter, spent
yesterday in Manning looking after
her property Interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. FUrman Sradham,
Jr., Of Columbia visited the home OF
their parents this week in Manning.
The fish friers have been having
great amount OF sport the past few
days st Brewington and Martins lake.
:: :Mesdames A. Weinberg, J. A. Vein
berg ard David Levi have returned
home from pleasure trip TO New York
Prove your patriotism By coming to
zee ssEveryyouth,' Thursday evening.
May, 7th. Bring your patriotic
friends.
Abrams has arrived in Manning
and he will have something to say to
the trade next week through The
Times.
i Died at Newberry Monday. Mrs. Ju-
liza Fielder Weeks, widow of the late
Capt. ]. W. Weeks OF Psxviile, aged
IS years,
Miss Attaway State organizer OF the
W. L. -. OSitSelCo OIL c0NA SSS @e Wv
Methodist church last evening to
small audience.
DR.. c. W. Barron OF Columbia came
to Manning, his old home, last week to
take few days fishing st Home and
BreVington lakes.
There will be school picnic at the
Barrow school house Saturday May
eth. Public cordially invited, and
bring full basket.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. NJ. Bradham and
Mr J. F. Braohau left yesterday to
take in the great reunion, and visit
relatives in Florida.
Capt. D. J. Bradham, S. e. Williams,
I. n. Tobias, E. L. Wilkins and num-
Der Of others are in jackson Vile, fla,
With their old comrsdes.
The members of the Manning Pres
byterian church are requested to meet
a. the church Wednesday May 18th,
FIR the purpose OF cleaning church and
grounds.
Mai. A. J. Richbourg and Mr.. Hen.
ry Tisdale OF Summertou, passed
through Manning Monday on their
vsy TO Jacksonville to attend the con-
federate reunion.
The Gamble school closes next Sat-
nrdsy With appropriate exercises. Our
County Superintendent E. J. Browne,
will be there and probably others TO
deliyer addresses.
The tobacco farmers are having the
best opportunity to get out their plants
and many of them tell Us they will do
about as we'll this year in point OF acres
ss they did last year.
On Sunday next May 10th, Mr.:
Barnwell Rector OF the Episcopal
church; .'St. Mark" church up in Sand
Hills will hold the annual services at
l1:30 8. m. Public invited.
Married st the Baptist parsonage by
Rev. J. A. Ansley, last Sunday morn
ing. Mr.. J. Nj. Hudson, OF New Zion,
and Miss Blanche Thames OF Silver,
daughter of Mr.. Ben 7. Thames.
Arrange to spend two hours next
Thursday evening, May, 7th, IN the
Manning High School auditorium,
when s'Everyyouth" will be presented
Tor the benefit OF the monument.
The D. J. Chandler Clothing Com
psny OF Sumter, is back with US to direct
the attention the people of Clarendon
to their new arrivals ia spring suits
and everything 10 neck and headwear
MIR. Mitch Epps OF Midway. sent Il
Us copy of The Sunday Times O
March 18th, published at Manila
which we appreciate very much as i
contains some very interesting reading
matter.
The boys and girls of the Manning
High School will present "Everyyouth'
8 morality play, in the school auditor
ium next Thursday evening, May
7th, at $50. The proceeds will b.
given to the monument fund. Adinis
sion 25c and 35c.
We call attention of our readers +
the advertisement of Mr.. Katzotf i
this issne. He is going after the trad
and if prices and quality will be an :u
fnceroent for the trade TO be awakene