The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-04-15

Manning Grocery 20.
Read the ad. o: E. C. Gross, the
:: Watkins man.
We call special attention to the big
ad. of the Pastime.
The Manning Shriners will meet at
the Masonic hall this evening at 100
o'clock.
Be sure and get the first picture OF
sour Mutual Girl" st The Pastime
next Monday.
Mrs. J. ?. Hardy who has been in
the in6rmary in Charleston for an op-
GRAFTON has returned TO her home a5
New Zion.
Mr.. W. I. Rudnal, Jr., of the United
States Artillery service, is at home on
q visit to his parents Mr.. and Mrs. W.
I. Hudnal.
Field day in Manning next Friday is
going to be great event, and every.
body will be here who can possibly
get away from home.
There will be preaching at Barrow
school building Sunday April, 18th, at
$50 O'Clock by Rev. J. w. Truluck.
The public are cordially invited.
The Home Lake fishing club, is call
ed to meet in the grand jury room in
the court house next Saturday, 18th. at
10 O'Clock. q. m. w. NJ. Plowden.
Died Yesterday at her home in Hen
derson, S. c., Mrs. Nora Anderson.
The deceased is the aunt Of Mrs. c. 4.
Harvin, and visited Manning three
summers ago.
The civic league will meet tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock to elect dele
gates to the annual meeting OF the
Federation OF Woman's Clubs. A good
attendance is desired.
By reason OF unavoidable circum-
stsnces, the visit of Dr.. Henry N.
SNYDER to Manning has been postponed
from next Sunday to 8 later date. This
treat is yet in store for the people OF
Manning.
DO not forget that the 25th day OF
this month which falls on Saturday is
the time for the reorganization of the
Democratic clubs throughout the coun
ty, at which delegates to the couoty
convention are to be chosen.
Mr.. C. P. Scarborough who has been
at Orlando, Fla, for his health return
ed to Manning accompanied by Mrs
Scarborough last Friday night. Mr..
Scarborough is considerably improved.
He is with his daughter Mrs. r. E.
Harlee.
Cards have been issued for the mar
risee Of tir. Charles Alexander Har-
vim, and Mrs AletheasManigault Davis,
3 daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jefferson
n. Davis OF Summertou. The cere-
mony will take place at home Thursday
evening April 23rd.
81 congratulate you old top, you sure
did make fine run, the people recog-
nize your ability and fitness, and I am
certainly glad you woa." But you did
not vote for me nor my friends who"
with me were regarded as undesirable.
Well, ahem, do you think it is going
to rain? Good evening.
A six year old daughter of Mr.. J. E.
Lowder, near Bloomville, was bitten
by dog last Monday, Dr.. A. S. Todd
was called to the child and on his ad-
vice the dogs head was sent to the
State Board of Health for examination,
and Yesterday afternoon be received 3
telegram from Columbia pronounclng
the dog with rabies. The child was
not bitten severely, and it IS hoped 1t
will not be infected.
St. Peters lodge of Masons has de-
cided to begin to lay aside fund for
the purpose of building a temple. and
at the last regular meeting $500 was
voted to be placed in a local savings
bank, The Home Bank & Trust Com
pany at interest as the foundation for a
building fund. It is hoped that before
very long st. Peters will have an up
to-date temple of its own that will be a
comfort to it's membership, and an orn-
ament to our town.
There will be an entertainment at
Alcolu on the evenings of April 10th,
and 17th at $50 O'Clock for the benefit
of the school. General admission for
adults Csc. children 10c. reserved seats
35c. The proceeds 20 to the local
school and the public is cordially in
vited TO attend. Young folks of Man
ming, the moon will shine unusually
bright on these two evenings, and the
distance IS about right for the oppor-
tunity to discuss private affairs. A
hint to the wise is sufficient.
Mr.. q. F. Stack OF Pinewood. was in
Manning yesterday and he like all OF
the citizens OF that community was en-.
thusiastic about the wonderful work
done at Pinewood by Evangelist Nc.
Lendon. Mr.. Stack says and too, tha,
is the general report from Pinewood
liquor drin king, gambling and the 9th
er vices have been eliminated, mol
through official oppression, bu'
through persuasion, love and kindness
We congratulate Pinewood on having
the glorious light shed upon its com