The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-03-31

Tickets for the Wofford Glce Club
concert tomorrow night are. on sale
at ,Zeiglers Drug Store by Lawrence
Wilson.
On account of the heavy rains Sun
day night some of the paving on
Brooks street caved in, costing the
construction company considerably.
There will be box party, ice cream
supper and cakes to be sold at Home
Branch school house on Friday even
ing, April End. Everybody invited to
come.
The registration books close on
Aprll Ind, which is next Friday. If
you want to vote in the town election
on the 18th, you must register.
Miss Jeanette Plowden returned to
her school Monday after spending the
weekend with her parents in Mann
ing.
Lucius Heriot was taken to the Co
lumbia hospital and operated on last
Saturday for appendicitis. He is do
ing nicely. His parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Heriot accompanied him.
The family of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Ridgell wish to thank their heighbors
and friends for their kindness to us
during the illness and death of Mrs.
Ridgell.
The auction sale of Il portion of the
Levi estate which takes place on April
7. doubtless will draw large crowd.
This is very valuable property and the
kind Investors are after.
The College Preparatory School will
give holiday Good Friday. Mrs. F.. G..
Alsbrook will spend Easter in Camden
and Columbia visiting relatives. The
school will resume work Monday, 8
4. IN.
Mr.. w. d. Fender of Waltcrboro,
but more recently of the News and
Courier. is now a member of The
Times mechanical force, beginning
work today.
Died suddenly last Sunday at his
home about six miles west of Mann
ing, Mr.. r. j. Holiday. The dcccas-
Ell was one Of Clarcndon's best citi-
Zcns, and the father of Mrs. ID. j.
Bradham of Manning.
Come to the Spinstcrs Convention
on Friday evening 8 o'clock, April
End, at the Paxvillc graded school au
ditorium. See "Puffcssur make over
transform the Old Maids into "Blush-
ing Buds" Admission fee 25 and so
cents.
Died last Sunday at the home of
Mr. Eddie Lee near Alcolu, Mr.. w. J.
Rawlinson, Sr. The deceased was an
old veteran and we'll known. He is
survived by several children and
grandchildren. The burial took place
IN the family burying ground near
Jordan on Monday.
DuRant & Floyd have purchased
from Mr.. Jos. Dickson tnc property
known as the Judge Wilson Office, and
will erect a handsome two story brick
building where the ola Office now
stands. The first floor we understand
Will be an automobile show room and
the second will be made into Offices.
great many people are under the
impression that the electric light poles
VIII remain on the streets i'm the bust
ness portion. That is mistake, as
soon as the cable comes, and we are
told it has been shipped the wires
will be placed underground, and the
other lines will be cut i'm from the
back lots.
Dr.. w. NJ. Brockinton of Manning
and Mrs. Roper ofsSumtor were mar
ricd in Atlanta last Saturday. They
left for Washington and other points
of interest after the marriage DR..
Brockmton is one of Manning's lead
ing physicians. We extend our con-
gratulations to the happy couple
The April meeting of the W. C. r.
u. will be held Monday afternoon, the
4th, at tfIs home Of Mrs. Fred Wolfe,
at 4:30 o'clock. Mrs. Lou Sprott and
Mrs. Alma Bradley will serve with
Mrs. Wolfe as hostcsscs. Every
member is urged to attend this meet
i"%, and visitors will be cordially wei
coined.
Owning to his inability to obtain
residence for his family in Manning.
Mr.. Henry McRae the cotton grader
has resigned his position In order
to complete grading any cotton left
in the County he has consented to re-
main two or three weeks longer.
Those wishing any cotton graded
should bring samples at once.
Beginning tomorrow April first and
lasting the entire month the civic
league will have charge of Weinberg