The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-01-27

Read the Field Day program in an
other column.
Hirschmann's sal, is now going.
Read his big ad.
Mr.J. Z. Mcleod will soon move his
family to Sumter.
"Uncle Toms Cabin. will be shown
at the Pastime Friday
MIR. HID. Clark went TO Sayannah
last Friday on business.
Mrs. j. E. DeMars and son, Thornton
of Atlanta are visiting relatives IN
Manning.
The poultry meeting here last Satur-
day was largely attended, many ladies
being present.
DR.. b. L. Wilson has rented the
farm Of J. L, Mcleod and will plant
same TINS year.
Misses Moore and Farrell OF Greely-
vile, are in Manning visiting Mrs.
Marion Williams.
Sheriff E. B. Gamble returned home
=. last night from the Columbia hospital
much improved in health.
y b.
Married Monday night by Judge
Windham Mr.. l. w. Thames and Miss
Laura Fam, both of Alco!u.
MIR. NJ. L. Jenkirson, a prominent
citlzen of Pinewood, paid The Times
Office pleasant call Monday.
The civic league will meet in the
ladies room of the court house next
Friday afternoon to transact Important
business.
Mr. McCord, father Of Rev. Z. B.
McCord, pastor OF the Manning Pres
byterian church, died at his home in
Tennessee last Friday.
DR.. Sam Steel OF Columbia Will de-
liver his famous address THE Pioneers
of Methodisnn" next Sunday night in
the Methodist church.
Rev. Candy Davis was drowned near
Sumter Friday by his horse getting
frightened from an automobile and
jumping of the bridge into the river.
News was received here yesterday
that Mr.. j Sydney McFaddln was crit
ically i'll at bis home in Baltimore. and
his brother J. Med. McFaddin, left at
once for that city.-Later MIR. McF'ad:
din died this morning.
eBetter Thar Gold" drama in Eve
acts will be given by local talent in
Turbeville Hall, ut Turbeville, Friday
night January 29th. The proceeds will
be given to the school.
Died at Greelyville last night about
8 O'Clock Mrs. Cornelia Oliver. widow
of the late DR.. s. P. Oliver. The fun
eral will be held today at Richmond
church near Heinaman.
Died near Paxville Monday night,
Mr.. Theodore Pulse Ridgill, aged
about 55 years, Mr.. Ridgill for years
has been court, crier for Clarendon
county. He leaves widow and sey-
eral children.
Governor Manning appointed the
following magistrates Yesterday for
"a
Dickson, W. E Fleming, NJ. D. Baird.
A. J. Richbeurg, \. P. Toomer- and
Z. S. Barwick.
Died last night at his home in Sum-
ter, Capt A. Lamotte Lesesue, brother
of Mr. W. T. Lesesne, and Mrs. a. S.
Briggs OF Manning. The deceased has
been sufferer for long time. Capt.
Lesesne was one Of the best known bus
mess men OF Sumter, and he will be
greatly missed. He leaves surviving
him a widow and one child.
Mrs. Clyde A. Plowden died at the
home oi her father, Mr.. Ben P. Broad
way, at Pinewood last Saturday. The
deceased was an estimable young lady,
and leaves surviving her, three small
children, one an infant OF two days and
her husband, besides large family
connection. We extend our heartfelt
sympathy to the bereaved family.
These hard ti.ces are developing
among the young negroes of the towr
talent for display in vaudeville acts
They have orsanized a real ministre
troupe that performs to the satisfaction
of its hearers. The play last Friday
night was better than those that came
here with the shows, say those who at
tended. The songs are real negro II
spirit, and the acts are first class, They
will give their second performance
MonSay niuht in the hall Of the cOlOreC