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., nesday visiting relatives in North

, nesday visiting relatives in North
Carolina.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Holbrook spent
the day Tuesday In Lynchburg.
Mrs e IT, Lane and son have re-
turned from n visit with relatives in
Lunenburg County.
Mrs. r. l.. Cumnock left Sunday for
two weeks visit with her daughter
Mrs. j. G. Millvr. OF Norfolk.
Mr. and Mrs. S. II. Hoeue, OF Roa-
Jnoke, were entertained Sunday by MIR
and Mrs. }. L. East. of Broad Street
Mrs. j. ]. Lawson, who has been visit
Ing her daughter. Mrs. ]. L. East, re-
turned to her home in South Boston
on Thursday.
Rev and Mrs. II. a. Glauss have re-
turned from their bridal trip, and are
making their home with Rev. and Mrs.
A. NJ. Padgett.
Thomas Robinson, of Halifax County.
Is spending the winter here with his
sister. Mrs. James Perrow.
: Miss Louise Arthur daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. p. K. Arthur, of Lcesvillc. is
staying with her aunt, Mrs w. r. Sny-
der. and attending the Altavista High
School.
MIR. and Mrs. C. c. Campbell enter
tanned the formers sister. Mrs.
Laughon. of Danville. part of this week.
She left here for Hurst, Va, where she
will visit relatives before returning
home.
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turned to Baltimore. Nil. tc rcoumc
Ter work Mt the Peabody Conserva-
tory.
Caron Scarborough. OF Norton. Va.
was n recent guest OF his aunt. Mrs.
ndie Ross
Miss Sarah Thomas. of Crisfeld. Md,
was a recent guest Of Miss Rhoda Hud-
gins.
Miss Louise Hurry left for Black
stone. Va. last week, whore uho will
attend school this winter.
L. Floyd Mock, Jr., was an attendant
Mt the wedding OF Griffen Goodwin at
Bridgetown on Wednesday OF last
week.
Mrs. S. b. Carney. OF Portsmouth. Va.
was Il recent guest of her father. DR.. A.
Il, Dunaway.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. K. Lilliston arc visit
ing Mrs Lillistons parents, In Orange
County.
Mrs. C. S. Oliver is visiting relatives
at Birds Nest, Va.
DR.. and Mrs. p. d. LIpsoomb. of Rich
mond. were recent guests In tho homes
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GUESTS SPEND DAYS
WATCHING GOLF PLAY
Large Gallery Has Followed Wo.
q mans Open Tournament
Mt ASheville.
MRS. Du POINT ENTERTA1Ns
Hostess at Elaborate Dinner Party
in Honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. g.
DanielS-Mrs. Cocrr Tenders
Luncheon at Country Club.

ASHEVILLE. n. c, October e.
Guests at Grove Park Inn have spent
their days this week watching the play
in the Womsns Open Golf tournament
ut the Asheville Country Club. The
wide verandas OF the inn overlook the
grounds OF the country club. and the
play is easily followed. Each day has
seen n large gallery on the rerandas.
following the game through field
glasses and heartily applaudng the
various players. The last tea dance
of the season was held at the country
club to-day. Tea will be served as
usual each Saturday. but the dances
have been discontinued for the pres
emit
Mrs. Maurice DUPONT entertained
the first of the week with an elabor-
ate dinner party at her home on Mont
ford Avenue. complimentary TO Mr.
and Mrs. T. c. Daniels. of Washing
ton and Virginia. Mr.. Daniels is Il
noted authority on financial matters.
and was recently heard by the United
States Senate on the present money
system.
Mrs. Frederick Coerr. of New York
City, who has maintained a cottage in
WoolSey this summer. was hostess ut
the country club Tuesday. entertain
ing II large luncheon party
Mrs. j. Morrison James entertained
Thursday afternoon with large
5,
Mrs. Albert q. Sngewald and Miss
Anna Singcwald of Baltimore. who
are her guests Mrs Singcwald will
go I'd Chattanooga later. to be with
her husband. Captain Singewald, for
several weeks. before returning TO her
home.h
Miss Katherine Grant was hostess
this week a one of the largest bridge
luncheons Of the season, compliment
airy 10 her guest, Miss Helen Quinn.
OF Chattanooga, Tenn.
Tho regular Saturday night dinner
dance at Grove Park Inn, az usual.
brought large number of officers
from the nearby South Carolina train
ing camps. as well as attracting the
members of the local dancing set, who.
with the guests at Grove Park Inn.
mace up dance vergins close 10 the
proportions of ball.
society girls OF the city have again
oeen making comfort kits and pro-
scn'lng them to the drafted men leav-
ING Tor camp. Another contingent left
fer Columbia this week.
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RADF0RD NORMAL

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
RADFORD, VA, October 6.--The Red
Cross work in Virginia, Maryland. West
Virginia and Washington has been con-
solidated under the name of the Po-
tomac division OF the National Red
Cross Association. The State OF Vir-
ginia has been subdivided into districts
and placed under the care Of superlu-
tcndents who arc In q measure rcspon-
sible for the Red Cross work in their
division. The section of Virginia west
of Roanoke County is under the care
of DR.. ]. l.. Mcconnell, with headquar-
tcrs at East Radford.
Professor j. L. Avent Is conducting a
large number of teachers conferences
At the Teachers Institute in South
west and Southside Virginia. He has
a number of engagements to visit most
of the counties in the western part of
the state before the State Educational
Conference, which will be held at Roa-
noko Thanksgiving week.
Many members of the normal school
faculty have prominent places on the
program of the State Educational Con-
ference. An unusually strong program
Tor the conference Is being prepared
The normal school ut Radford will as
sist III giving publicity to this State
VIDE conference. which is now for the
second time TO be held at Roanoke
Iho virginia Society for the Study
OF Education. which was organized mt
Richmond last November. will hold its
annual meeting ut Roanoke in conncc-
ZION with tho educational conference.
y number of committees have been an
pointed and some very interesting and
valuable reports will be submitted by
these committees at the first annual
meeting of the society. The officers of
the society arc: DR.. J. i. Mcconnell
president; Professor S. 2. Duke, of
rarmVille. vice-presidcnt; Dr. r. n.
herlin, Lexington. secretary, and Pro-
iessor Joseph A. Saunders. Richmond.
treasurer. The membership includes a
large number of the lending educators
in the State.
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BOWLING GREEN
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
BOWLING GREEN. VA. October g.
Mrs Mary Il. Peatross has returned
from Corington.
Miss Annie NJ. White, of Richmond
spent some time here this week with
relatives.
Mrs. Catherine l.. Bert visited rela-
tives In Richmond this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Benjamin Garrett have
returned from II visit to relatives In
Newport News.
J. c. Hoskins, of iIcrndon. visited
friends here this wce;t
Mrs. L. II. Butler. after visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Chapman. in Surry, has
returned home.
Mrs. Morris Mills has returned to her
home in Charlottesville. after q visit
TO her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. d.
Vincent.
Mrs. c. +. suggs. OF Guinea, spent
this week with Mrs. Edgar b. Col
Inns.
Miss Linda Vert has returned from
visit 10 relatives IN Renova. Pa.
Mrs. Molle Anderson and daughter,
Miss Emma Anderson, have returned
from Buena Vista. and will spend some
time here.
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G0RD0NsvILLE

GORDONSNILLE, VA. October e.
MI and Mrs. b. n. Coodloe. Jr.. and
Children, who have been spending me
SUMMER at Alton. expect 10 return TO
their homc on Sunday.
MT and Mrs. John w Scott. Jr
ana young George Hobson Scot: <psnt
i'w days recently with his m n,,,,.
~ and Mrs. John w. Scott. The wnr.
accompanied home by their three s,nall
children. John. Montague and Gene.
We've. who have been with their grand
parents here.
Mrs Florence Bowie. who has been
sPehdnS the summer at ..SpringGeIds ;,
mas returned to her home in Baltimor,
Mrs John s. Graves spen, a few a.
in Charlottesville this week 's :
Eddie Roberts is with friends a.
Alton. '''e"us IN
Mrs Alice Thurman has re,urnos
rom visit 10 friends near Charlo,tes-
MISS Alice Throckmor,on has 20.
turned TO her home at Rapidan af,er a
stay OF a week with her aunt Nrs =
H. Hume '' -HrS' H.
Mrs and Mrs J. f. Holl,dav ,o.o
orange visitors on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w j. pcnton ,t
.islt' quests of Mrs. Earnest prnLa,.
IN Hop'h Gordonsvillc. have re,urn.d -
lheir nome in Richmond
"a. > Smithcrs has arrived horo
H H engaged rooms with Mrs T ~
Han for the winter. % Il
MISS katherine schlosser has ro
c %,nsa ron, visit TO relatives i,
ra Mrs' H. l. Freddy and sons. Joe an,
ZINES. spent the week with A.. ID
W. ford. in Richmond. ~
-N!ss Mabel Altman spent the a.,
WIN friends in Lynchburg,
fo u'nn Graves, OF Camp Lee. sper. -,
rev DAYS this week with his S,,,,;I. q
I" eston.' near town. 81
~, "a. y. Martin. OF the University .,
Airs IA; - VISITED his parents. Mr.. and
~ N'"r'lh' here a few DAYS ,,,o
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BIG STONE GAP

BIG STONE GAP. VA, October Co.
a. L. Hoiton spent q few DAYS last
week in Louisville.
Mrs. Joe Grill has accepted a posi-
ton in the Keokee public schools.
MISS Janet, Bailey spent Saturday at
Norton. visiting Mrs. John Litton.
Miss Mary Glly. who is teaching
school near the Pound, spent this week
in town. visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. q. L. Gilly.
Miss Lucy Hiner left last week for
Waynesboro. Va, whore she will spend
her vacation with relatives and friends
James w. Fox, of New York. spent n
few days this week with relatives herc
w. j. Horslcy,' Jr.. who has been
working at Denver. Col, Is visiting
homefolk in the Gap
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Kelly and little
son. Erskine. and Miss Mary Ramsey
left on Sunday in their car for trip
70 Greensboro and other points in
Pennsylvania.
II. T. Irvine and ]. w. chalkley spent
few days last week In Richmond on
bushes.
Miss Eleanor Baker went to Bristol
on Friday afternoon, where she at
tended tho marriage Of her sister Miss
Thelma Iaker. to Robert Ingle. which
took place on Saturday morning.
DIR. and Mrs. j. c. Cope and children,
John and Peggy. who have been spend :
ing the past year in the gap, left Sun
day in their roadster for their home In
Greensboro. Pa.
Mrs. II. T.. Masters and little son,
Reuben. Jr, left on Wednesday for At
innuc City. where they will spend a
month visiting relatives.
Mrs. Ellen Baker, who makes hon
home with her son. DR.. w. A. Baker,
left on Monday for Dallas, Tex, where
she Will spend some time visiting rela-
tivcs.
Mrs. II. P. Young and little son left
on Thursday for Richmond. Ky. where
they VIII spend a week with relatives
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PULASKI
Especial to Tho Ti,ro,-n,.,

Especial TO The Times Djs,,,,,,
.tt'tHhl' w. October eth. -,
.! Mfs: Mark .. Bane was cenol 't.'I1'.
,,actiVe Wednesday afternoon -, ,.'
En,h o' d IONS Tor the meeting of ,bc
Ehbrpidery Club. The ho.,.s. 49,, ~
sisted in receiving and .,,.r,.," -
,r,es William 4 Anderson
'hoinas j. WalIncr ana I.t,c. -. -
song MRS. Zane entertained ltcgi....,.
Iohh ~ Snuff. William \ An,ar"
r. Ithn \ Howard. W. c. prics
=. e1,k' T.. H. Calico. f. \. Martin
II w. nos"hE' NJ. T.. Muirc, FITZGERALD
nIHFsi'ner. NJ T. Dars,. EnnaI
Hrown, \ W. Thax,on. i = , ,Ii,'."
. VI. Lyon w. +. Howard. y ~ IL
,on. Ella Woods, Glenn iIaI, .rLn,,'
!: Nailn"r, II. G. Taylor " r. cav,
F- Miller. ". II. Seaele. n "
"Isoh, >: r. Sitgcr, Lr. and n. -
W. r. TroiinGer, Il. L. Rrons.
Flanagan and Ienscl Echmar ~
Misses Mary White, Mamie ,;ihsnn
SNrait FLANAGAN. Fearl Thomas H..
nei7ier. PIERCE Lyon. MYRTLE We;
Maude Branscome and Ruby Flanarsr
ne, round Dozen Clnb held lis in.
uidi meeting OF the season on Wc6
nesday afternoon with Mrs ~
WoolHng The club VIII dovo,. -. -.
attention /" the study Of gou.h
,cs TINS winter Attending ~. 80,
me were McsdarncS O. y tn,d.
George II Chcvcs. II H. Pthnr,s
FRANK stone, Howard g. CLINE, ~
Chiies D. +. Agnew ana John : t,,n.
er, and Misses julia Leache, paisv
'>West land Charlotte Trolinser
Foranai Announcement, WAS mao -,
], the engagement and approaching
y riagesof Miss Pierce Lyon 10 Will,
/. H. "ssor on Tuesday afternoon "a, ,ha
{ home. OF The brido-clect at recn,'-
q tion. ( Miss Lyon received win ~,
Inothsr, Mrs s. NJ Lyon: sister, liis,
Hazel; Mrs $. /. Condun ana Nrs
u. Hurst. The announcements a.,
madetto Mesdames r. =. Dunl.u -,
Hinton. ". Va; Mrs :. T.. CONDUIT y,
Orapsr; Mesdames Joseph Wysor. J,h
. Drapsr. Howard Gi!mcr. NJ. F. I"w.
man. -. T.. Jordan, x. =. Graham NJ
2. M2ire, b. c. Hurst. Marx G. lane
& =. ne Jordan and w. w. Chan,n an,
y Missef Mary Trolinrer Eva Stcrcr
Elizapeth Jordan. Irene Hunter An,
& Annes Bell chaf,in.
Menbers OF tho city school facul,,
visititg friends elsewhere over ib,
weekend past were Miss Julia Leach,
& and Miss Mamie Garnett. In Roanok.
3 Miss Eloise Watkins. in Slarion; Mis-,
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Daphne Showaltcr. in Snowvillc: Miss
Myra Howard at Pine.
Rev. Thomas Opie. the newly elect
ed rector OF Christ Episcopal Church.
who will take up his duties this month.
IS in CorinGton. Va, attending the an
nual conversation. or which body he is
the secretary. Ito preached the OPEN
ing sermon on Tuesday night.
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HARRISONBURG NORMAL

Especial TO ThcTim es- Dispatchl
HARRfSONBCRG, VA, October c.
The ninth year OF this school opcned
on September &c. with the largest
hrst-day enrolment In It's history.
ABOUT $50 students have enrolled thus
lar. and the number for tho first Quar-
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in tho homes of Rev. ]. W. Lacey ana
DR.. Albert Parker.
Misses Elizabeth Wilson, Nancy Old.
ham and Mary Ayers spent last vsee
end with Mrs. John w. Hickman in
Parksley, Va.
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ACCOMAC

ACCOMAC. VA. October 6.-Mrs. G.
Walter Mapp and children have return
cd from visit to her parents, at Snow
Hill, Md.
Mrs. J. w. Colona, Of Tasley. Va.
spent last week in Richmond.
Miss Katherine Simmern,an has re.
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I. Fletcher and sena.

of Judge James II. Fletcher and sena-
tor G. Walter Mapp.
/ Mrs Robert II. Oldham. accompanied
by Misses Mary Dryden. Alice Mason
and Elizabeth Ayres. motored to POGO
moko City on Sunday and were guests
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ALTAVlSTA

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
ALIANlSTA, VA. October 6.-Mrs. c.
w. Lane spent from Sunday till Wed
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TheDining-Roo
Suites

Priced $4,000, $4,000,
$500, S215.00 and $4,000,
Walnut and Mahogany, are
the best ever shown. Other
Suites lower in price, some
higher.
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IL had been troubled for about seven
years with blackheads and pirnplcs, and
sometimes my face and nnct were co
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The Liviing-Room
Suites

At $4,000, $500, $1,000,
$4,000 and $1,000
AS shown here, are indeed
great values. Tapestry over
stuffed Suites, $4,000, $4,000
and up to $2S5.0O. Splendid,
every one.
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In Mahogany and American
Walnut, at S142.50, S15S.00,
$4,000 and up to $265.00 on
our floors now are beyond
compare for the price.
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FOURTH OF JULY PICNIC.

The main fourth of July feature
will be the big picnic at Sardinia
The picnic grounds are just across
the river, and delightful artesian
we'll is there to quench the thirst.
This is an ideal picnic spot, and the
promoters have gone to much expense
and trouble to. get everything in
readiness for this occasion. The pub
lie is invited to come and bring q
well filled basket. There will be sew
eral prominent speakers and a good
time in general is promised. The fol-
lowing are the committees:
Grounds E. McFaddin, N. C.
McFaddin, j. D. McFaddin, Earle
Millsap.
Building-Roy McFaddin, Henley
Garland, G. P. Gable.
Refreshments-J Rittiner, Mrs. R.
L. Fields, Edward Player.
Music-Marion DuBose, Eugene
McFaddin.
Table-R. L. Fields, Walter Nc
Faddin, Mrs. L. B. McFaddin, Mrs
Hugh McFaddin, w. r. Burgess, Mrs.
R. w. Wheeler, Mrs. R. D. McFad-
din, Mrs. Walter McFaddin, Miss
Gertrude DuRant, Clarence Wheeler,
Sol Krasnoff, Mrs. B. F. Meredith.
Barbecue-T. H. McFaddin, d. E.
McFaddin, L: F. McFaddin.
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Little Willing Workers.

A play will be given at the Pastime
Theatre Tuesday evening, July 8, by
members of the Willing Workers Club
of Manning. Proceeds to 60 to fund
subscribed to the Red Cross by Man.
ming Willing Workers. Admission
5 and 10 cents.
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Died at her home in Sumter, Mrs.
Annie E. Holiday, aged sc years.
She was stricken with appoplexy and
lived only few days.
She leaves to mourn her departure
five daughters and one son.
Thou has gone from us dear mother,
We miss thy ever gentle care,
But it is God who has bereft us,
He can all our sorrows share.
Days and nights she bore with pain,
To wait for cure was all in vain,
But God who does all things best
Did take her home and give her rest.
Devotedly,
Children.
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Services at the Methodist Church.

Manning Methodist Church, DR..
Watson B. Duncan, Pastor.
! Sunday School at 10 A. M, Mr..
Joseph Sprott, Superintendent.
Mems Bible Class at same hour,
Hon. Charlton DuRant, Teacher.
Preaching at II A. M. and $3.50
P. NJ, by the Pastor.
Morning Subject: "The Lamb in
the Midst
Evening Subject: "Faith and Works
in Personal Salvation"
Epworth League at 5 P. NJ, Mr..
j. B. Cantey, President.
Prayer Service on Thursday at
P. NJ, followed by the Teacher Train
ing Class.
Public cordially invited to all SER
vices.
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Read the Pastime's big ADVERTISE
ment on page five. 1t is interesting.
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The sChamps-Adams trial drew
quite lot of prominent men to Man
ming this week
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Mrs. Wilson Of Sumter is at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Shelby
Davis, who is quite sick.
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we we'll anything When IL should
BE 1--WE sell anything.
We hope every tobacco planter in
the county will bring load Of to-
bacco to Manning on July 18th. This
is the formal opening day, and we
should make this big occasion.
Hon. w. w. johnson of the Fork
section sold sixty bales Of cotton last
Saturday for 25 cents per pound. This
cotton was brought over from 1914
and 1915.
We learn that Prof. H. J. Bomar
has resigned his position in the Man
ming Graded School and accepted a
place in the Bank of Clarendon.
Allen McDuffie, colored, of Manning,
who has been working in Hartsville
for the past several months, was shot
and killed by his brother in-law at
that place Monday.
Whoever lost their state car num-
ber 26309 can have same by calling
at The Times office. The sign was
picked up by Mr.. S. j. Smith on the
Silver road.
ABRAMS WILL PAY HIGHEST
MARKET PRICES FOR SCRAP
IRON, BRASS, COPPER, RUBBER
TIRES AND OLD AUTOMOBILES.
Intrigue" big Vitagraph picture
at The Pastime tonight. Also big
comedy. Fridy night will be "The
Shop Girl" and a one reel comedy.
See them
Mr.. J. Ingram Wilson, who has been
at Ft. Oglethorpe for the past six
weeks, has returned to his home in
Manning. Mr. Wilson was taken with
fever, and after remaining in the hos
pital one week, was given his dis
charge.
Mr.. R. D. Plyler returned this
morning from business trip to At
lanta. While there Mr.. Plyler booked
some strong shows for the Pastime
Theatre. On the Fourth of July he
will show "Fatty" Arbuckle in one
of his latest releases, "The Rough
House." and big Vitagraph play,
"The More Excellent Way" featuring
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ABRAMS PAYS BIG PRICES FOR
OLD AUTOMOBILE TIRES.

Bring your tobacco to Manning
the highest market in the State.
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Finance-R. D. McFaddin, G. P.
Gable, B. F. Meredith, J. P. Walther,
w. J. Millsap.
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ABRAMS BUYS OLD AUTOMO-

ABRAMS BUYS OLD AUTOMO-
BILES.
Mrs. Wilson of Sumter is at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Shelby
Davis, who is quite sick.
The DesChamps-Adams trial drew
quite lot of prominent men to Man
ming this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levy of Bishopville
visited their daughter, Mrs. Morris
Ness, this week.
Mr.. Louis Levi of Abbeville, and
one of 'Manning's former citizens, is
in town on a visit.
ABRAMS PAYS BIG PRICES FOR
OLD MACHINERY.
All persons interested in the Farm
Loan system are requested to meet
in the court house at II o'clock next
Saturday.
Misses Rosebud Shcarer, of Green
vile, and Vada Putnam, of Fountain
Inn, are the guests of Miss Madaline
Shope.,
ABRAMS PAYS BIG PRICES FOR
SCRAP IRON.
Mr.. J. G. DuRant, Jr., brought to
the Central Warehouse today load
Of six hundred pounds of good to-
bacco.
Mrs. Joseph Bradham wishes to
thank the people Of Manning for their
many kindnesses in her recent be-
reavement.
ABRAMS BUYS ALL KINDS
IRON IN SMALL QUANTITIES
AND CAR LOAD LOTS AT HIGH
PRICES.
Messrs, Bertram Weinberg and G.
M. Smith leave next Tuesday for the
Northern markets to buy their fall
stock for Iseman- Weinberg Co.
ABRAMS WANTS SEVENTY
FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS SCRAP
IRON. HIGH PRICES.
Died last Friday night on Maj. w.
T. Lesesne's plantation, Mrs. Betsy
Rodgers. This woman was bitten by
a mad dog, and after about month
she became affected resulting in her
death. Her son was also bitten by
the same dog, but as yet he seems to
be alright.
ABRAMS PAYS BIG PRICES FOR
OLD SCRAP AUTOMOBILES.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Levy of Bishopville
visited their daughter, Mrs. Morris
Ness, this week.
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FOR Shingles, Corn and
oats. Manning Meat Market.
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Clarendon more than doubled her
allotment for the Red Cross fund.
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We hope every tobacco planter in
the county will bring load Of to-
bacco to Manning on July 18th. This
is the formal opening day, and we
should make this big occasion.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-06-27

The tobacco warehouses make their
formal opening on July 18th.