The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1918-05-22

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Watch the "Times" and see when
Fatty, your old friend, is coming in
his latest of all productions, "The
Moonshiner." He will make you for
get the war is on and all the rest of
your troubles, small or great.
The Iseman- Weinberg Co. has a
Red Cross window which is unique
and very appropriate for this week.
Mr.. G. M. Smith is an artist in Win
dow dressing, and always on the job
for up-to-dateness.
Miss Lucic Johnson entertained
number of the younger set at Rook
party yesterday afternoon in honor of
her sister, Mrs. w. II. Ewart, who is
spending a month with her parents
before removing to Goldsboro.
Every male person who has become
of age since the last registration,
must register on June 5th, next. This
applies to both white and colored.
There will be only one registration
place and that will be the Court
House.
Mr. Tom Flowers arrested white
man by the name of George Weaver
last Sunday, charging him with being
deserter,> and on Monday delivered
him to authorities at Camp Jackson.
Weaver refused to answer his ques-
tionnairre, Flowers will get the $50
reward offered by the government.
A committee from the Civic League
will call at the homes of the people of
Manning within the next few DAYS
men under observation in the tuber-
culosis wards in the South Carolina
camps. Have your books ready when
the ladies come.
Mrs. 7. NJ. Wells was hostess at a
delightful Rook party yesterday
morning, the affair being given in
honor of Miss Clara Williams, who is
the guest of Mrs. T. M. Mouzon. A
dainty salad course was served af-
ter the game. Those enjoying Mrs.
Wells hospitality were Miss Williams,
Mesdames #. M. Mouzon, f. C. Thom-
as, J. d. Gerald, j. e. Davis, j. B.
Cantcy, Shelby Davis and j. w. Rig
by.
her family, will spend the summer in
Manning, occupying her former resi-
dence on Brooks st. Mrs. Alsbrook is
principal of the College Preparatory
school of Spartanburg and usually
spends her vacations attending the
summer schools for teachers in New
York City, but owing to the unsettled
condition Of the country she will re-
nam at home this summer.
Last Friday afternoon Mrs. II. M.
Mouzon ntertained in honor of Miss
Clara Williams, who Is her guest. Ia
bles were arranged in the living room
for Bridge and Rook. Highest score
was made by Mrs. j. A. Weinberg.
who received a lovely box Of station
cry which she gracefully presented
to nc honor goest. Delig1 iul re-
frtS! ments consisting of salad
course were. served after the game.
Misses Williams, Edna 8rcs Brockinton. msu.
Corinnc Barficld, Irma WEINBERG
Mesdames j. A. Weinberg, Leon
Weinberg, George Williams, J. B.
Cantcy, II: M. Wells, r. E. Broadway,
j. w. Rigby, and J. w. Wideman.
-W-S-S-
TO the Citizens Of Clarendon County:
Owing to the fact that l have come
to realize that if l were elected to
the office of Judge of Probate l would
necessarily have to sacrifice to
large extent my law practice, and also
because my friends are urging me to
enter the Senatorial race and believ-
ing that | can be of greater service
IN this capacity, hereby withdraw
my candidacy for the office of Judge
of Probate, and announce myself q
candidate for the Senate.
j. w. WIDEFAN.