The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-05-05

Mr.. Horace Thomas is the proud
father of Gne baby girl.
Rev. S. A Ne.sles of Spartanburg,
was in Manning Yesterday
The Eastern Star lodge will meet
next Tuesday night at $50 O'Clock
Thelibrary will be open this week
on Thursday and Friday afternoons.
Look st the label on your paper and
If you are behind, try and give US a lift.
Davis D. Noise, ESQ.,, of the Sumter
bar, was in Manning Thursday on bus
mess.
Mr.. C. S. Risby has moved into the
residence known as the W. Scott Har-
viz plsce.
Sheriff Gamble is much improved in
health, and is able TO be out on the
= street again.
Next Sunday is Mothers Day. Re
member your white flowers, in honor
OF our mothers.
Mr.. Dan Bra6ham of Florence, is
visiting bis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. +
Bradham in town.
: The Manning basketball team went
to Florence last Friday and defeated
that team 20 to Is.
The anpua. fish fry OF the Mems Bible
Class of the Methodist church will be
held on Thursday, May 18th.
Died in Manning Monday morning,
the infant of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J.
Ssukes, aged about five weeks.
Mrs. D. E. Madden Of Ware Shoals,
who has been visiting Mrs. W. 7.
SNYDER, has returned TO her home.
It IS against the law to sell any game
fish, so fishermen had better take warn
ing-the game warden IS on the joo.
Mrs. W. NJ; O'BrYan OF Hinneman,
spent several days in town last week
with her mother, Mrs. Patty Bagnal.
Mes. Graham Moses, nee Miss Lucille
Iseman ywaS operated on IN the sumter
ospitI yesterday, and Is doing nicely
There will be minstrel show given
in Manning in the near future by our
local talent for the benefit OF the ball
team.
Beginning next Sunday, evening SER
vice aG the Methodist church will be-
gin at $50, instead of So'clock. as here
tofore.
An important meeting of the library
association will be held at the court
house Monday afternoon, May 10Th, at
4:30 O'Clock.
Rev. C. W. Blanchard will preach at
the Clarendon Baptist church, Alcolu,
next Sunday morning. Public cordially
invited to attend.
Mr.. D. W. Alderman, who went to
Baltimore about three weeks ago for
treatment, has returned home much
improved in health.
The latest reports from DR.. billie"
Barron, who is in a hospital in Colum-
bia, is that ne is improving, and we
hope for him speedy recovery,
The Manning Light and Ice CO., has
purchased a new machine for lights,
which will double the electric power.
The new machine will be installed i'm
neaiately.
Jos. W. Minis, of Paxvilie, fled a
voluntary petition in bankruptcy in the
United States District court Saturday.
The liabilities are S1S,6S1,31 and the
assets 1924, ,33s,4o.
Mr.. E. C. Gross won the FIVE pound
box OF Norris candy st Zeigler's Drug
Store Saturday night, the lucky No.
being 3S7. This concern gives away q
five pound box of candy every week.
Save your coupons. and get oex free.
Another reference was held Thurs
6ay in the court room, in regard to the
pastune in Douglas Township. This
controversy has been in court for some
time, and at each referen nee large
number OF witnesses are heard. r. J.
Bland, ESQ.,, of Sumter is the referee.
In game OF baseball at Harvin last
Saturday between that team and Alco.
iu. The score was a to 18 in favor OF
Harvin. Batteries for Rarvin, George
Legare Harvin and Erwin Brunson, for
Alcolu, Thomas David and Francis
Miller.
Died at Alcolu Monday morning,
Mr.. J. F. Spiper, aged 67 Yesterday
The funeral was held at Trinity. The
deceased came to Clarendon from Rich
land county about fifteen years ago
and was highly respected citizen
He is survived by widow and several
grown children.
Norman Bryant. s years old was
struck by shifting engine near co
lumbia Monday afternoon and killed
The deceased was a nephew OF MIR.
Mitch Shorter of this county. The re-
mains were brought from Columbia
Monday morning, ard the funeral wa:
held at Bethlehem church, near Davi:
Station.
Died at her home. near Summerton
Thursday afternoon, April y, Mis-:
Susan Emma Gayle, youngest daughter
OF the late John II. and Sarah E. Gayle
She had been a sufferer for three years
but bore it patiently. Funeral service:
were conducted by her pastor, Kew. Z
G.. Derrick, at Summerton cemeter.
Friday morning. Pail bearers were
Capt J. A. James, DR.. Capers. Cluo'
Walker, Julian Scarborough, Mr.. Med
lin, and Cecil Carrigan. The horai dec
nrasions were b-autiful