The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-07-02
SUMMERTON BUREAU
HARRY E. COPELAND, Correspondent

ed on the vacant lot adjoining the Bap-
tist church and are preaching day and
night to we'll filled tent. MIR. An
drews is particular good speaker,
having very forceful tone of voice
and pleasant expression. Mr.. Curry
who has charge of the singing is a
master Of music and is meeting with
a more than success. Many new
songs have been mastered. The
meeting is we'll in it's second week
in Summerton and like all other towns
in which these Revivalists have ap-
peared are beginning to put relig-
ious atmosphere around. The services
on last Sunday were especially good
| and seemed to have good effect upon
| the audience. We are glad to note
that Summerton has turned itself out
| mostly as a whole to hear these good
| brethren who have given their life
! to the furtherance of Gods message Of
Salvation. Old and young are urged
to be present at every ovailable oppor
tunity for we feel sure that you will
be able to hear some thing of interest
to every one at every meeting. The
services on last Sunday were held
for the young folks although all the
old ones present were given an oppor-
tunity to avail themselves of the good
things which Bro. Andrews had to
say. An invitation to all is cordial
ly extended and for the benefit Of all
folks out of town who perhaps would
like to attend the meeting | will give
YOU the time of the services.
Services every morning at 1880 a.
M. Saturday excepted
Services every evening at S:45
p. N.
We are unable to sta - at this time
lust how long this meeting will last
but this we have 10 say shat if YOU
want to hear the Word Of God force
fully preached AMI his carols effective
~ sung don't miss the Andrews
Curry revival.
Mrs. Will S. Judy Of ST. George Us
vlsitn" her parents. the Rev. and
Mrs. w. T.. WlgglnS.
Miss Gertrude Colclough is spend
ing some time in the mountains Of
North Carolina
Miss Kathleen Capcrs is visiting
nor mother, Mrs. Cariotta Capcrs.
Mr.. Doc Colclough of Florida is
visiting relatives in the city.
Miss Elma Wiggins is spending her
vaaction with her relatives here, hav-
ing recently graduated from Lander
College, Greenwood.
Miss Lila Briggs has Just returned
from Camden where she has been
visiting friends.
Miss Eleanor Carson is spending tn,
summer vacation from Winthrop Col
lege with her parents, alr. and Mrs.
w. d. Carson.
The Summerton Warchousing Com
pany have about gotten the Tobacco
warehouse completed with the exccp-
tlon of the roof and doors. This is a
good structure and is credit to the
town of Summerton to oe the posses
a
business transaction. We are unable
| to say at this time whether they have
| secured any buyers for the coming
season or when they will be ready for
| business. We earnestly nope that the
tobacco planters in this neighborhood
will not have to haul their tobacco to
| Manning " some other nearby town
| for market after the Company has
gone to the expense Of building a
warehouse. However it is possible
! that we will have market here and
II 1t is the case announcement of the
| same will appear later
Last Saturday the joyful news Of
| the signing Of the peace treaty was
spread through America which
| brought good tidings of great JOY TO
! the nation as a whole TO those who
| had boys in the scrvic" "nl TO those
whose loved ones sleep n Flanders
| fields thousands Of mile, from their
I land Of native birth this message was
especially welcome. Those who had
no relatives in the foreign field Of
battle welcomed the news but not to
the extent of those who had sacri-
feed brave sons and favored heroes to
battle against foreign foe. With
the signing Of this, the greatest of
al treaties, the world comes to rest
| from the haZy adventures of blood