The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1916-06-28

Miss Fannie Simmons OF Rowesville
is visiting her college mate Miss Meta
Levi in Manning.
Remember voters, if you do not enroll
by the last Tuesday IN July, you cannot
vote IN the primary.
Miss Meta Levi entertained at her
home last evening, in honor OF her
guest Miss Simmons.
Mrs. E. G.. Alsdrook, and daughter,
Miss Lucille, OF Spartanburg were visi-
tors to Manning this week.
Judge Wilson has granted a change
of venue in the case of Willie Bethune,
and transferred the trisi TO Lee county.
We call special attention to the card
of Hon. James G. Padgett, asking your
support for congress from this district.
We call attention to the card OF
Judge A. J. Richbourg for reelection
to the ofice of Magistrate at Summer
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. S. Cuttino of Char
lesion and Miss Julia Cuttino OF Man
ming are visiting IN Jacksonville this
week.
Mr.. Julian Creecy has accepted po.
sition in military college in Warren,
Ark, and will teach there the coming
session.
Miss Minnie Sue Sauls, who was
taken to Columbia last week, and op.
Grated on for appendicitis, is getting
on nicely.
Mrs. Marion Bradham and child OF
Charlotte are visiting Mr.. Bradham's
parents in Manning, Mr.. and Mrs. D.
II. Bradham.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Oliver O'Bryan left
Saturday for Asheville, N. c.. and re-
turned home yesterday, making the
trip in their auto.
Capt. Julius Mood of Summerton,
and first honor graduate of the Citadel
this year, has been called to the front,
and is now in camp at Styx.
gMarried this morning at the home OF
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. j.
Bowman, Prof. Ralph Newton and Miss
Ria Lee Bowman. The couple took the
ten O'Clock train for Charleston, where
the groom is employed.
The new building just completed by
Capt. W. G Davis, next to the Peoples
Bank, and to be occupied by the 5 1925
cents store is one of the handsomesc in
this part of the State, and quite an ad-
dition to our town.
Capt. I. &. Moses OF Sumter has an
ad in this issue calling for volunteers
to Join his command in that city. Capt.
Moses in an ex-Spanish-Am merIcau SOL
dier, and is now offering his services
in the Mexican war.
Good Cheer Day at Pinewood Tues.
day July 4th. Two ball games with
Bishopville at 10 O'Clock. other 4:30 in
afternoon. Barbecue dinner will be
served. Speaking and other amuse-
ment. Spcpd the 4th st Pinewood.
The second game of the series be-
tween Manning an6 Mayesvllle colored
teams was played yesterday afternoon.
the former winning to !. Both teams
deserve much credit for their ORDERLY
conduct, and played creditable game.
To all Clarendon county candida tes.
Each and all of you all are urged and
requested to attend the Good Cheer
Day Jubilee Tuesday July 4th. at Pine
wood. Come bring your friends and
meet with the people. You will be
welcome.
Hon. John Madison DesChamps, can
didate for governor. and formerly of
Clarendon, is being complimented very
highly by the daily papers for the way
he is conducting mis- campaign. He
steers clear of abuse and discusses the
current events of the dag.
Everybody is talking the new mill
tary company that is to be organized
here Friday night. Some of course,
are knocking it, but we hope all of
these fellows will come out on this
night, we will be glad to hear talks
both pro and con on the subject, and
therefore give the knockers q special
invitation.
Rev. Richard Carroll, the famous
negro preacher and lecturer, with his
band of co-workers and singers will be
at Alcolu, S. c.. on July 4th. Services
will extend from 10 a. Ii until 10 p.
M, and will be held in the Green Hill
Baptist colored church at Alcolu, S.
G.. Seats will be reserved fer white
people. Public cordially invited.
The league park was opened Monday
afternoon with two colored teams Both
teams played good ball, in fact, the
best we have ever seen in Manning by
colored people. There was no disorder
or disputes, and we commend these
people for their orderly conduct. Man
ming won the opening game ) to l,
Mayesville being the victim.
Dr.. CD. Bulla, editor of The Adult
Student, and Superintendent Of the
Adult Department of the Meth odist
church will speak TO the Mems Bible
Class at Manning Methodist church
next Sunday, July 2nd at 10 O'Clock, a.
M. DR.. Bulla is one OF the most pleas
ING and interesting speakers OF the
church and the class is indeed fortu-
nate to have an opportunity to hear
him. He will also speak at the Union
church at Wilson's Mill at $50 p. M,