The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1916-05-17

Everything Good to Eat"
The State convention is in session to-
day.
Read the half page ad., of Cofey and
Harvin in this issue.
The needed rain has come, and
everybody is rejoicing.
Mrs j. A. Cole returned home Satur-
day evening from a visit to Columbia.
We call special attention to the ad.,
OF The 51e-25 Cents Store IN this issue.
The library association will meet
next Monday at O'Clock at the library
Mr.. Allen Sauls has gone to Wins
ton-Salem, where he has accepted a po-
sitiou.
A son of MFR. W. J. Rawlinson of Jor-
dan had his arm broken Monday, crank
ing his Ford.
It is against the law to shoot fish, SO
beware, the officers are on the lookout
for such Observation-Disclosures IS no
excuse.
Ray. &. B. McCord has returned
home from the Columbia hospital,
where he underwent an operation for
appendicitis.
Wake up candidates, at least, aSpir-
ante ne need your names in our polis-
ical column, and too, it only costs $500
TO getit there.
In the card of Mr.. Jno. D. Gerald,
the initial appears "Jno. Co." where II
should be Jno. D. 1t was typogrsph-
ical error on our part.
Christian EndeaVor Social at home
Mr. and Mrs W. NJ, Plowden Friday
evening at $50. Members OF Epwortn
League cordially invited.
The closing exercises OF the Home
Branch school were held last Friday
evening. John G. Dinkins, Esq, OF
Manning delivered the annual address.
The Clarendon Baptist church has
caI,ed DR.. ". Lade OF Darlington, and
he has accepted and expects to take
= hisnew charge shout the first OF June.
The Sumter District Sunday School
conference will meet at Rembert
church May 50sh and 3lst. A large
delegation is urged to be at these
meetings.
Died last Thursday at his home in
Pamela, MIR. Eugene Holiday, aged 4S
wears. Mr.. Holladay had been sick
about year, having suffered 8 stroSe
of PARALYSIS. He was brother OF MRS.
g. 3. Brown of this town.
PaxyiIle, May 13.-At the Baptist
narsonaee on Sunday evening, May l.,
Alex Reynolds and Miss Esther Ora
ham were married by the Rev: q. ).
Isyser. Both are residents of tbs com
raunity and win make their nome mere.
Newspaper has advanced nearly one
hundred per cent, therefore we are
forced to charge oar advertisers more.
AN old contracts will be run st the reg
MAR rate, until they exdire, but new
contracts will be charged the advance
rate.
Died last Sunday at his home in the
Fork OF Black River, Mr.. W: ?. Gard
ner, and the funeral was held at ST.
Panl church on Sunday Ar. Gardner
was highly respected citizen OF Clar.
endon. and 3 brother OF Mr.. ). J. daro
ner of Manning.
The several Masonic Lodges of Clar-
endon county are planning to celebrate
. Jpne 24th, ST. Johns Day. Several
Grand Officers will be invited. Also a
barbecue and Pine Bark Stew. Each
: member Of St. Peters is requested to
attend she meeting.
Harry l.. Pritchard, OF Manning and
Miss Eunice Barwick OF PaXVille were
married at about O'Clock on Saturday
afternoon st his Office by Clerk OF Court
n. l.. SC3rDOECuSUs AASAS "SHS SeAsS
number of relatives and friends pres
ent to witness the ceremony and to con
gratulate the young couple and to wish
th em much happiress.-Sunter Item
The graduating exercises OF the
Manning High School takes place Fri
aay June second. The following is
+ the class roll: Sam John Brogdon,
Lille Brogdon. Myrtle Bowman. Jen.
ME Burgess, Helen Creecy, Mildred
Erwin, Pateie Gamble. Rounetse
Hirschnsnn, Beulah johnson, Annie
May Mahoney, Irma McKelvey, Car
olyn Plowden, Ileen P;owden, Alleen
Rigby, Isabelle Thomas, Beulah Will
lians. Julia Wilson.
On last Thursday Rural Policeman
Peayy rounded up bunch ct white
men from Elloree in Santee, running
nets. and they had caught about one
hundred pounds of game fish, mostly
Dream, Mr.. PeaEy at once took out
warrants for the parties, charging
them with catching fish unlawfuliy
The men charged are, b. NJ. Strock,
John Griffin, Phil and Frank HetleY
People from other counties come into
Clarendon to break the laws, but US
ually they are nabbed by the officers
EdcaESvards