The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-03-17

Miss Vallye Applet is visiting relc-
tives at Lake City
Miss Weaver, milliner for D. Hirsch
mann has arrived from the markets.
Mrs W. M Dye, Of Eastman, Ga,
is visiting her sister, Mrs Julia Cust!no.
Mr.. George Sistrunk went to Colum-
bia last week and enlisted in the army.
By-george.
Rev. P. B. Wells. OF Rock Hill. was
in Manning yesterday, TO the delight OF
his many friends here.
Sheriff E. 3. Gamble nas sufficiently
recovered from his recent illness TO be
home again from the hospital.
Mr. Wa.ser Logan o: Charleston
spent Monday in Manning shaking
hands with his fertilizer traoe.
Read the bank statements published
ia this issue, these banks have complied
with the law and are therefore law
abiding institutions.
It is with much qualification that we
can report the improved condition OF
Sheriff Gamble. He is now st home
aud will be in his Office in a fewdays.
Married by Judge of Probate ]. NJ.
Windham, last Thursday. Mr.. M. E.
Richbourg and Miss Mary Lee Gra-
ham. Both OF the Davis Station sec
tien.
Mr.. Leslie Bagnal OF Foreston, with
his family has moved to Manning and
is occupying the cottage formerly oc-
cupied by Mr.. S. I. Till, on Railroad
Avenue.
s.Phyllis-The Beggar Girl" viii be
given at Oasdale graded school build
Ing. on Friday evening March 26sh,
1915, Admission-Adults, Csc, Chill
dren, i5c.
Judge John W. Heriot, since his
induction into Office, has been made
one Of the busiest men in the court
house. and it has not made him the
least bit stuck.up.
Married last Saturday by Judge Of
Probate WindSam, Mr.. Theodore
Brown, and Miss Lille Brooks Both
OF the A:colu section. The couple will
spend ,heIr honeymoon in and about
the Fork.
Beginning with March 24th, the
Library will be open every Wedues-
day and Thursday from 4 TO 6 p. N.
An members viii please bring or send
dues for ensuing yes- to Librarian
{ before April the first
lt is with sincere sorrow that we
learned Of the sudden illness OF Rev.
W. E. Gibbons at his home, near
Turbeville, last Sunday, and We hope
he will soon be himself again. in the
full possession Of his health and
faculties.
EVERYBODY that visits the farm of Mr..
3 A. G. Davis near Davis Station. and in
spects his modern tobacco curing barn
comes away enthusiastic orer it. The
writer vas questioned about the barn
in Sumter last Thursday and in Colum-
5ia on Friday.
Manning is Masking full preparations
to entertain ths interceunsy Sunday
School convention which is to take
here the last of this month. Last Sup-
day Representatives from the several
congregations visited the Sunday
Schools all over the county to invite
attendance here.
DR.. Howard Lee Jones, President OF
Coker College will preach at Calvary
church next Sunday a. M, March 21st,
st 11.30 and that afternoon at o'clock
he will preach here in the Baptist
church. The occasion here will be
ordination of two new deaeons. This
Will be DR.. Jones first visit here and
its hoped he viii be greeted by large
congregation at both Services.
Rev. J. o. Burnett, OF Jordan. will
begin prosracted meeting st Union
church, Wilson's Mill, next Monday
aud continue from day to day through
out the week. The services will take
place a. 4:3o in the afternoon and at
7:30 st night. Mr.. Burnett will also
preach at Old Rehobeth church next
Saturday morning at IL O'Clock. The
public is cordially invited to attend all
of these services.
Mr.. Sol Krasuof, manager of The
Battery in Sumter was in Manning
last Monday. He says that IN his new
quarters be is prepared TO give 70 his
Clarendon customers advantages he
could not give them at the old store.
The grand opening Of his new store
takes place tomorrow, and when his
friends call they can be assured OF a
hearty welcome. Remember the store
is just across the street from the firm
of O'Donnen & Co.
The consistency Of some people is ap-
pelline. These say it is wrong for one
70 use his official position to further his
individual interests, yet they think it
is absolutely right Shrewd and virtu-
GUS when they use their official posi-
tions to further their own Individual
Interests, over the protest OF the stock
holders that entrusted them with the
direction Of their money. We are hap
by in the thought thst we do not en-
trust our investments with men Of such
inconsistent views.
Died at Summerton last Thursday,
Mrs, Annie Floride Richbourg, wife OF
MIR. W. a. Richbourg, aged about 30
years The deceased was daughter
Of Hon. Joseph S. Cantey Of Summer
ton. Mrs. Richbourg is survived by
her husband and four children. The
funeral took place Friday, conducted
BY Rev. G. G. Derrick. assisted by Rev
W. NJ. Gordan of Summerton, Rev. n.
B. Stokes on vacation from mission
ary field in China, and Rev. G. P.
Watson OF Manning.