The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1916-08-16
Bic bali here next week.

Mr.. Morris Ness has returned from
the northero markets.
Miss Aileen Harmon OF Lexington is
visiting Miss Maud BraGham
Mrs. E. c. Horton and children are
visiting relatives at DuRan!s.
Miss Theo Stukes OF Sumter IS visit
ing her aunt Mrs. J. N. BraCham
Misses Way and Bass are the attrac-
tive guests of the Misses JohrsonS.
Misses Minnie Sue Sauls and Alleen
Rigby visited at HarVins this week
The Manning ball team left Monday
for Fountain Inn for four game series.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Levi and family
left for Hendersonville Monday morn
ing.
The first bale OF 1916 cotton was sold
in Barnwell last week for Il cents per
pound.
Mrs. e. c. McKelvey ard little Car
oil left on Tuesday to visit in the up
country.
Mrs. J. T. Stukes is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Jno. Burgess in Sum-
merville.
The Manning ball team Closes the
season next week. playing BlsnopTlile
FIVE gam Is.
Miss Margaret Leard OF Norfolk will
arrive this week for a visit to the Miss
es Higgins.
DR.. Kellet, druggist at Zeigler's
Pharmacy. is taking his vacation at
his home in Fountain Inn.
Mrs, F. Il. Sauls and family leave
for Winston-Salem. n. c., next week
to make their home there. y
J. P. Brock. colored, who farms IL
and around Manning, comm enced to
pick cotton en- August 10th.
Mrs, a. I. Barron and son returned
home Saturday evening from visit to
her relatives in Orangeburg.
If YOU want to see the best ball
games of the season, be sure to see the
Manning-BishopTille series.
Miss Clara Williams has returned TO
her home in Georgia after visit to
her sister Mrs. T. II. Mouzon.
s:Bob' Walker our famous right hel-
der, leaves for Clemson this week TO
take course in cotton grading.
The family of DR.. C. L. Dickson re-
turned Tuesday from a visit TO Mr.. w.
B. Dickson at Yinelan6, n. c.
Miss jamie Wilson delightfully."- enter
taine6 number of young folks at her
country home Monday evening.
Mrs. Tom Sprott OF Jordan, left Mon
day morning to spend the rest OF the
summer in Hendersonville, n. G.
Miss Theo Stukes OF Sumter and
Miss Alline Harmon of Lexington are
the guests of Miss Maud Bradham.
Next week is the big ball week in
Manning. The homo team plays the
crack Bishopville team FIVE games.
HI Ellerbee, Esq, has returned
home from Washington and Lee Uni
versity where he took special course
in law.
Miss Bloom Smith of Mississippi,
who has been visiting her cousin Mrs.
F. C. Thomas leaves on Saturday Tor
her home.
Miss Mary Nash of Sumter is visit
ing Mrs. Leon Weinberg. Mrs. Vein
berg will entertain for her guest this
afternoon.
Mrs. John S. Wilson, who has been
st Johns Hopkins. Baltimore, for sew
eral weeks, is at home again. greatly
improved in health.
Mrs. T. 3. Haynesworth and chill
dreo of Florence who have been visit
ing Mrs. w. G. Davis, returned to their
nome SuQUdF aiteEtSIuOOp.
Manning will play the fast Bishop
vile team of the Pee Dee League in
Manning next Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Our ministerial friends are not slow
to inform Us that the Lord loves
cheerful giver, and forsooth, we love 4
cheerful payer-of Subscriptions.
The first bale of 1916 cotton was gin
ned at Summerton Monday last by
Trainey Douty, colored, and sold for
Il cents. The seed sold for 80 cents
per bushel.
Mr.. Austin Sauls who has been spend
inc his vacation at home, left this
week for Wiuston-Salem, n. c., where
he holds responsible position with
Fletcher Bros.
ssAunt" Fronnie Holiday, colored,
aeed about 1O5 years, and grand-moth-
er of Harry DuRant died Sunday week
ago. The deceased was the Oldest per-
son in the county.
4 a protracted meeting will begin in
Presbyterian church here neSt
81 sssnday and continue through theweek,
!&s esnesed by Rev. J. 0. Lewis. Pub