The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-02-17


Mr.. G. N. Smith spent lest Friday il
Columbia.
Hirschmann's sale closes March 1st
Read his ad.
Rev. S. A. Netrles OF Spartanburg
was 10 Manning Monday.
DR.. and Mrs. J. II. Hawkins of Olan
ea,.spsnt Sunday in town.
Dr.. L. ". Nettles Of Foreston, was a
visitor to our town Monday.
Remember the big feature Friday al
the Pastime, ''The Lights of London .
Mr.. Marion Minis prominent citi-
zen OF Lake City paid The Times Office
o pleasant call yesterday.
Married last Wednesday afternoon
Mr.. Tomnie johnson cf Srewington,
and Miss Madelle Ba.nai OF Wilson.
1.-THE Lights of London" Friday at
the Pas,ime. This IS great &c,
me!odrama and one that yoq should
see.
Manning Will in all probability have
an up-to-date grisS mill soon, and
should II materialize every merchant
should patronize it. Buy your hominy
1t home
Work will in few days start on the
waterwarks and sewerage. The com.
sioners have bought los near the oil
mill for the pumping station, and the
tank viii be on the vacant lot behind
the old dispensary.
There will be play, together with
music at the Pamela school house,
FRIDAY night, February 10Th. Adults
25 cents. Children l5c. Chicken Sal
ad, Sandwiches, and Coffee. Also
Charlosrusee, Gelatine and Cake, will
be sold for the benefit OF the school.
Public cordially invited.
Members, Pages and Esouirers of
Pinewood Lodge Knights of Pythiss,
No. 1874, are requested and urged to be
assembled at the local Pythian hall at
7::45 p. M, on Sunday Feb. 21st, so we
can march over TO the Methodist
churah in a body, upon our prelate
Rev. DuBose Will preach for US.
Everybody cordially Invited to attend.
Special music.
The annual meeting to celebrate the
Frances Willard Memorial will be
held IN She Methodist church, Sunday
night, February q, at 7:3o O'Clock.
All Of the churches will unite with the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
in this service, Rev. G. ?. Watson,
preaching the annual sermon, and
Revs. Ansley and McCord, conducting
the devotional exercises. The Junior
Choir. under the leadership o., Mrs.
Fred Wolfe will furnish the special
music. The public are cordially in
vised to attend. Mrs. Joseph Sprott,
President, W. G. T. Q
Rev. Richard Carroll of Columbia,
viii deliver two addresses mere March
9th, while the colored schools are hold
ing their field day anniversary. Car
roll is now travelling through the
Southern States as special represen-
tssive of the National Baptist associa-
ton and is spending several weeks in
the State prior to the race conference
OF which he is president. Richard
Carroll Is popular speaker and hold
views on the race question that have
~ a -,
address here will be delivered in the
colored school chapel at night March
9th.
The Clarendon County Teachers AS.
sociation held its February meeting
here Saturday with gratifying at
tendance The exercises were opened
with prayer by the Rev. G. P. Watson,
after which interesting papers were
read by the following: Misses Helen
Malone, Lessie Strange and Eli beth
Hearn. The feature of the day was ar
address by Prof. Patterson Wardlaw.
of the South Carolina University, which
was in effect a full discussion of the
school library in all its phases. Mis-,
cellaneouS matters were then discussed
SpSC1dl a91SIttOl USiuS SISSu GlS mdI
ter of the annual field day, to be heId
in Manning on Friday April Is.
a meeting called for the purpose Of
considering the subjects of fertilize.
and economy was held IN the old Court
House here Saturday, at which there
was fairly good and representative
attendance. The subject OF fertilizers
was ably discussed byDr. C. F. Geiger
Frank Barron, G. z. Sprottand W w
johnson Mrs. T. P Erwin spoke on
the topic OF economy in farm life. She
specially stressed the point that each
and every farmer should have some
thing for sale every time he comes tc
town. She said she had cleared S35 or
three peach trees last season. Messrs
W. T. P. Sprott and Ernest Coskrey
both widely known as selling farmers
instead OF buying farmers, gave theil
views on economy in a manner tha,
should prove helpful to all present
The singular feature OF the meeting
was that no resolutions were adopted