The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-05-21
[SUMMERTON BUREAU
HARRY E. COPELAND, Correspondent

Leave your Spectaces and Eve
glasses for repair at Rhame's Drug
Store, Summerton, S. c..
On Thursday evening, May 9Th, a
wedding Of much interest took place
when Miss Annie Louis Asbell became
the bride of Mr.. Peter Chewning, Jr.,
the Rev. w. E. Wiggins, pastor of the
local Methodist Church, officiating.
The wedding was quite surprise to
their many friends in and around
Sunmerton. Mrs. Chewning, former
~ Miss Asbell is the charming Young
daughter of DR.. l.. B. Asbell, owner
and manager of The Summerton Drug
, Company, and Mr.. Chewning was
employed also by the same firm. We
/ wish to congratulate both Of these
young parties and wish for them both
much success in their future. May
their lives be full of joy and con-
tentment with nothing to mar their
future prosperity.
Yes, it is true, that, so far as Soda
| Water is concerned, from now. on
Thames Drug Store is going to 'let
George do it,"
: Miss Eleanor Rice, of Charleston,
is spending some time with her sis
ter, Mrs. Fl. E. Copeland.
|, Messrs. L. w. and G.. G.. Carripan
went to Charleston to-day to accom-
pany their brother, Mr. J. V. Carrigan
home, who has been in the Riverside
1nfirmary for the past two weeks.
We are glad to learn that Mr.. Carri-
gan has improved and will soon be
at home again.
MessrS. Chas. B. Davis and Fl. A.
Richbourg of Summerton attended
the Shriners meeting at Spartanburg
last week. They returned telling va
rlous tales of their exploits in the
upper state city where they took their
Shriners degree connecting themselves
with the Omar Temple. They seem
to have had some experience in drink
ing the "Camel's Milk" being men,
bers of SOusa's Band from Mexico,
and acquired much attention in their
"public speeches"
Rhame's Drug Store is now better
efficiency and promptness-as the
sale of Soda Water has been dscon-
tinued
MIR. j. f. James has returned from
overseas and is now at home with his
parents, Capt. and Mrs. J. A. James.
Mr.. Hayes LeGrand has also re-
turned from France and Germany
where he was connected with the
army Of occupation until recently
when he was returned to the states
MIR. LeGrand was formerly with the
Geo. W. Aimar Drug Company of
Charleston and has resumed his posi-
tion since his return He is at pres
ent spending few days with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. LeGrand.
The ninth grade of the Summerton
Graded school rendered a reception in
honor of the tenth grade or rgaduat-
ing class OF last Friday evening at
the home Of Mr.. II. A. Rchbol rg.
Quite number Of outside guests were
invited and the occasion was very
much enjoyed by those in attendance.
Various amusements were afforded
those present and refreshments were
daintily served.
Don't forget to attend the bacca-
laureate sermon at the school audi
torium on next Sunday at 1870
O'clock
The prospect for crops are unusual
ly good around Summerton for the
time Of the year. The recent rains
having helped the crops wonderfully.
The tobacco prospect is better than
it had been for awhile as all plant
ers have finished transplanting since
the rain and the tobacco fields are
growing nicely, and are in good shape.
With good prices for tobacco and cot
ton business will be on the rush this
fall again.
Nnpor Roll for Anil