The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-01-20

Read the big half page ad OF Hug
gins Pharmacy. Dr.. Higgins realz-
ing that advertising pays, has come
back with another big ad this week.
Mr.. E. S. Mcintosh, formerly OF Man
ming, but who recently moved to Colum'
bia, had the misfortune of losing his
dwelling and contents by fire last week.
Anyone wishing to have prescprip-
tions filed at night at Dickson's Drug
Store can ring Mrs Ingram Bagnals
boading house, and the druggist, DR..
Sanders will gladly fill it for you.
Mr.. J. Webb Sprott, son OF Mr.. w:
T. Sprott of Manning. is IN a hospital
in Jonesboro, ArkanSas with tYpnold
fever, his brother Mr.. Joe Sprott OF
Jordan left last week 10 be with him.
DR.. Edward W. Barron of Columbia,
was in Manning this week, making ar
rangements to locate here. Ned is an
old Manning boy, born and raised here,
and we feel sure he will meet with
great success in this, his home county.
| Mr.. S. Leard Higgins has sold out
mis- interest in the Manning Grocery
Co., and bought out the 5, 10, 25c store,
which business he is now sole owner.
Mr.. Higgins is very popular, and one
of the most energetic and busting
young men in Manning, and is bound
to succeed in his new business. The
Times wishes him all kinds OF pros
perity.
Mission Institute begins Wednesday
continues through Sunday. 4 strong
array of talented speakers. Two SER
vices daily during the week, II a. M,
and 7:30 p. N. Two speakers at each
service. Full program was published
Hast week. Sunday services, Sunday
school 1880 a. N. Judge J. j. Gentry
will speak to the Bible class. Morning
service, 1870 a. n, DR.. G. ]. Thomp-
son. Evening service, I P. M, Judge
lGentry. The public cordially invited.
J. i. Ansley, Pastor.
Rev. David Klein of Sumter filed bis
appointment Sunday at the masonic
hall. He delivered a magnificent lee
ture the subject being ''The Inside oi
| the Cup" The entire Jewish commu'
nifty of Manning have joined the con
eregation, and now numbers thirty
! FIVE souls. A. Sabbath school for the
infant class has been organized with
Miss Meta Levi and Irpa McKelvey
as teachers. Rev. Klein returned tc
Sumter Monday, while here he was the
guest of the Loryea family.
| One OF the most enjoyable sociable
events Of the season was the reception
| rendered by Mrs. English Plowden u
her sister Miss Rosaltha Zeigler O.
Orangeburg last Wednesday evening
Cards was the feature OF the evening
after which delightful sweet course
was served. Those enjoying Mrs
Plowden's hospitality were: Misse:
Caro- Bradham, Lucy johnson, Vir
ginia Wilson, Rit nd Louise Hug
gins, Edna Brocklnton, Bess Harvir
and Rosaltha Zeigler; and Messrs San
Barron. Herman and Leard Higgins
Ben Fulton, Bertram Weinberg, Ed
win Johnson, and Drs. Sanders aDt
Frierson.
Despite war and hard times tn
Farmers bank of Olanta made a goot
showing at its fourth annual meetin!
held January 18th. The cashiers repor
showed net earning OF 13 per cent
The following officers were reelected
S. J. Tomlinson, president; r. E
, Smith, Sr., vice president; r. {
:. Smith, Jr., cashier. The followin!
l directors were also reelected: S. I
> Floyd, Alex Floyd. w. r. Floyd, H
NJ. Good win, E NJ. Hicks. J. n. Ham
p r. E. Smith, Sr., S. J. Tomlinson, NJ
/ E. Truluck. W. D. Truluck, B. y
+ Truluck, B. K. Truluck, L. r. Tru
luck, J. H. Wilson and S. W. Young
This bank was organized April 3rt
S 1911 with capital of $4,000 and ia:
u year the capital was Increased
It $4,000. Since organization the ban
paid out $1,000 in dividends.