The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1916-06-07

Mrs. T. II. Spur and son who mas
been visiting their mother, Mrs. +. L
Logaa, has returned 10 ;hcir home ir
Asheville, \. c.
mir. Robert Barwick Of PaXvil,e
sustained very painful accident while
in trout of the Sumter Dry Goods
Company, when he went to crank his
car. His loot slipped and be fell owe,
q bicycle leaning against the sidewalk.
His weight was thrown on his arm and
the bone was broken and the other
bone Gislocated at the wrist Mr.. Bar,
wick was taken to the Tourney hospital
for treatment.-Sumter Item.
The Atlantic Coast Line will run j
special train from Columbia TO Char
lesion on tomorrow the Sth. for the
Shriners' convention. This train will
leave Manning at 4;l5 D. m, and arrive
in Charleston at 6.45. The fare is s. o.
round trip, including ticket to the Isle
of Palms. Tickets on sale today and
tomorrow, and will be good to return
June u.
DR.. Watson B. Duncan spent last
Thursday night in Florence where he
delivered the Literary Address for the
CITY. School. The correspondent Of
the News And Courier had the follow
ing TO say in the account OF the Com
mencement: The annual address was
delivered by the Rev. Watson B Dun
can. pastor of the First Methodist
Church, Manning, and it was one Of
power and and a gem of fliterature. The
audience was held almost Spellbound
by this gifted speaker and minister"
The prospect for business this fall is
the brightes we have seen at this time
Of year in long time. Crops are look
ing exceptionally good, and with a
good crop and good prices, we hope
those that have been letting their
credit get away from them, will make
every effort to pay up, and ge, straight
with those that were so kind as to let
them run along unmolested, trusting
ofcourse, in the faith that they would
pay when they made it. Not only
Should YOU pay up your cid debts, but
spend your cash with the man that
pulled you through.
The Rev. J. \. Ansley, for the past
three years pastor Of the Manning Bap-
tist Church, has rendered his -resign:-
tiop to take effect the last of this month
he having accepted cali to the pas
torate of the First Baptist Church in
Pensacola. Fla. Mr.. AuS!ey's paste q
work in Manning has been highly Sc
cessful aad acceptable. The trleuis
he has made here are not limited to
his congregation or his denomination,
for every one that knows him is his
friend. Great regret will be felt IT
his departure from Manning, but ali
the people here will heartily wish f,r
him abundant success in his new field.
Will the following boys and girls
please meet on the library lawn Thurs
day afternoon, June 10Th al six o'clock
D. N. Misses Sose, Celeste and 49,
dred Erwin, Fanrie Lou and MINI. a
Sauls, Irma and Addie Weinberg,
Lucy and Alice Wilson. Sue and Sue
N S prott. Emily Geiger, Irma Nickel
vey, Meta Levi, Jenette and Carolyn
Plowden, Alleen Rigby, Annie and
Rouue,te Hirschmann, Isabella Thom-
as, Jennie Burgess, Jennie and Myrtle
Bowman, Margaret and Julia Wilson
and Mary BrailSford. Messrs. Morgan
Sauk, Harry Gerald. Charlie, Jim and
Chovine Sprott, Norman Davis, Cough
Thomas, Norwood Hall, Leon and Joe
Burgess, J. G. Dinkins, Joe, Trott:
Frank Rogers, John and Scott Bagnal,
Laurence Bradham. Jerome Hirsch-
mann, lily Wilson, Theadore Lesesne,
Willie Cuttiuo, James Barron, Morgan
Sprott, Pucdy Mcleod and Charles
Bradham.