The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-04-29

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The county convention meets next
Monday at II O'Clock
s'Everyyouthi'' "Everyyouth" ''Ev-
eryyoush..' Manning High Schol,
April, 3osh, $50, P. NJ.
The town council at its meeting last
Monday reelected 81 Clark and Geo
q Huggins, policemen, S L Huggins
are chief and T NJ Wells, clerk
The Manning FIRE departments pro-
portion to be received this year from
the fire insurance licenses is S17S.A
Prove your patriotism by coming to
see .sEYeryyouth, Thursday evening,
April, 30th. Bring your patriotic
friends.
Attention Is specially called 70 the
change in hours OF Sunday school and
morning service at the Methodist
church: 9:45 and IL o'clock respect
fully.
If some people could reslize how pre-
sumpsnous they are regarded, they
would not force their suggestions on
Others, nor would they assume the roles
they play
Died in Charleston last Saturday Mr..
Edward S. Dinsle, aged about ~ years.
The deceased was brother OF Mrs. j.
r. Dingle of Sammerton, and be was
frequent visitor to that town.
Arrange to spend two hours next
Thursday evening, April, 30th, In the
Manning High School auditorium,
when ..Everyyouth'' will be presented
for the benefit Of the monument.
Died at Paxville Monday Archie, the
six year old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Weinberg. The funeral took place st
Psxville yesterday. Rev. DuBose OF
Pinewood conducted the service,
The nerve~ot some individuals would
shock the natives OF Golldom They
are however, going TO get theirs now
soon Perhaps then they will be con-
Vinced that their movements have been
cssrich-like
RsvM B Stokes and wife Of Wansan,
Korea are visiting their parents Hon
and Mrs C NJ Davis st Snmmerton Mr.
Stokes has been in the mission work IN
the East for . number OF years AT one
time he taught school at Jordan
The boys and girls Of the Manning
High School will present 'Everyyouth"
morality play, in the school auditor
ium next Thursday evening, April,
Both, at $50. The proceeds will be
given to the monument fund. Admis-
sion 25c and 35c.
The attendance at the Methodist
Sunday school surpassed all previous
records; 278 were present, 81 men were
In attendance upon Mr. DuRant's
Bible class; the slogan for next Sun
day Is 3O0-What say the Methodist
families and their friends?
Mr.J W. Harris, of the Player Furn.
iture Co., has 8 copy OF the New York
Herald dated April 1865, published the
day after President Eincoln's assassi-
/. nation, also tells of the positions of the
armies of Generals Lee and Grant. It
10 very interesting as we'll as an his
torical newspaper.
Died near Turbeville last Saturday
afternoon, Mrs Ellen Gamble, widow
of the late Goodman Gamble, and
mother Of DR.. Charlton Gamble. OF
Turbeville, and Mrs. E. B. Gamble, of
Manning. The funeral took place at
Shiloh Sunday, the Rev. P. 4. Rhoad
conducting the service.
The Times editor is in receipt OF a
sermon preached by Rev Albert New
formerly of Jordan, now Rector in the
Parish church at Enfield. n g at the
Knight Templars aunua, Easter service
and be acknowledges with pleasure the
receipt from Mr. New of this splendid
deliverence on ''The Crusades Ancient
and Modern"
Dr. 81 N Snyder, President of Wofforo
college was in this County last week in
the interest CT the educational fund for
WoEord, Lander, and the Columbia
colleges. the three Methodist institu-
tons OF this Stste he addressed the
people of Pinewood Sunday morning,
Andrews Chapel in the afternoon, and
Paxville in the evening
The representation in the convention
is based upon one for each twenty-five
ranes on the club roll, and one dele
gate for the majority fraction of twenty.
i've We mention this because we have
been told that one club elected its dele
gates thinking it should have elected
one delegate for every twenty members
on its club roll A club having Is mem
bers is entitled to delegates
Mr.. Harry Leard and family arrived
in Manning Sunday morning in pri,
vate car from Norfolk, Va, and return
ed Sunday evening, taking with them
Mrs. G. 3. Huggins, who is sister o.
Mr.. Leard. This gentleman is promi
nept official OF the N and W railroad
and at one time lived in Manning. IL
IS another yonng that made his way ir
the world without the aid OF cigarette:
and booze