The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-07-16


meeting despite the intense heat pre-
Vali'ng. The result OF the meeting
was manifested in many different
ways ana l am safe in saying that
every person in Summerton with the
! exception of possibly few, have been
benefited in various ways by the COM
ing OF these two Christian gentlemen
to our midst. Brother Andrews gave
every one the proper explanation of
the passages from which he preach
ed IN manner that could be easily un
| derstood. Many osuls have been led
on the straight way since his meet
ing began as was seen by those pre-
| sent at the meeting and it was Darti-
cular noticeable on the streets durinr
the last days Of the meeting. We
want to assure Brother Andrews and
Mr.. Curry that the people in Summer
ton as whoel are proud of their
coming to Summerton and trulv homo
that they shall see fit to visit us
again in the future. Following the
iast meeting on Monday morning the
large tent was taken down, amid tears
from some who had been greatly bene-
nted py their presence and in fact all
VINO took occasion to take the tent
down felt rather sad at the closing
OF the services, was placed aboard
trucks sent to Manning, where thew
will open a meeting in a few davs
AS the meeting has been closed we
want to assure these brethren again
that the meeting was thoroughly en-
joyed by all who took occasion to be
present and that their voices are
missed in Summcrton.
AS result of cupid's work. mar
rage of unusual interest, uniting two
prominent young people of our COM
m"hity, was performed on Tuesday of
last week. The contracting parties
were Miss Minnie Conyers Tindal,
Young woman Of unusually fine pre-
sence and lovable personality, Young
est daughter of Mr.. Levi r. Tindal. y
member of Clarcndon's most distin-
guished families, brother of the Iato
James +. Tindal, member of Lcgisla-
lure and Secretary of State; Mr.. Tin
dal, himself, being one of the larp-
est land owners of Clarendon county
and otherwise a successful farnn,,
ana business man. The groom, DR..
W. II. Carrigan, is Clarendon man.
morn and reared, who .rst graduated
at charleston Medical COLLEGE, in
pharmacy in 1906, and afterwards in
medicine in 1911, also serving as chief
physician at Roper Hospital for one
year. being thcroby unusually we'll
lifted for practice Of medicine. He
has won and maintains place as ono
OF our leading physicians.
The magnificent county home of
tn BRIDE was decorated for the occ,-
sion with elegant palms and lovely
roses and summer flowers. 81 love
You truly' and "Thc sunlight Of vor,.
SMILE were rendered by Mrs. JAS. T..
Grayson, cousin of the bride, in y
most charming manner immediately
before the entrance OF the contract =
ing partisc. While Mr. John Gentry,
, another cousin of the bride. p,avcd
lohcnGrin's wedding march, the bride
entered nthc arm Of hcr fathnr
Whl!c tie groom entered from the
w""t a@"wiN% room with his best man.
Mr.. w. ID. McClary. The ceremony,
beautifully simple and impressive,
was performed by Rev. NJ. ". Cor
don.
The bride was attircd in a travel
" coat suit Of midnight blue and ac-
cessories acccntuatinS hcr style of
beauty, and making a most chormjn~
picture.
refreshments were served the as
Scmblagc Of guests, while included
only relatives Of both families. The
bride and groom immediately left
through the country for Sumter,
where they took passage for an
extensive wedding tour, which will
embrace yellow Stone Park, The
Thousand Islands, Great Lakes,
Nlagra Falls and other FAMOUS points,