The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-04-21
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Published Every Wednesday
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 81, 1920
Mrs. r. M. Plowden of Sumter, is
visiting her son Dr.. II. f. Plowden.
Mrs. Simon Iseman is &. Magnolia
gardens this week.
All of the Democratic clubs are call
ed to meet next Saturday.
Mr.. C. Z. Dukes transacted busi-
ness in Columbia last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Levi are in
Virginia this week having gone by
auto.
The many friends of Mr.. Walter
Plowden will learn with regret of his
illness with pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. lily Wilson of Sumter
spent Sunday at the home of Judge
John S. Wilson.
Mr.. j. II. Wall manager Of the Al
derman store is in Charlotte purchas-
ing goods for holiday trade.
Messrs. w. G. Davis and S. Oliver
O'Bryan attended the supreme court
in Columbia this week.
Mr.. and Mrs A. c.. Bradham and
family have returned from trip to
New York.
Mrs. Jake Iseman. Misses Irmo,
Corrinc and Sara Ellen McKelvey
visited Magnolia garden last week.
City council is having all Of the
rock that was piled around on the
streets removed, which is an improve
ment.
Miss Octavia Thames, who former
ly lived at Silver, died in the upper
part of the State, and was buried in
the Manning cemetery last Sunday.
Mr.. e. r. Plowden, Jr.. of George
town was in Manning last week He
came home to attend the marriage of
his sister.
In boosting the overall club move
hent Aldermans store is showing an
attractive window display Of many
styles of overalls.
Mr.. r. B. Terrill of Mcbane, n. c.,
is spending several days here, looking
over the tobacco situation, Mr.. Terrell
and Mr. Il. ID. Cothran will be aSsociat-
ed together this season.
Edward S. Erwin, il. who is a re-
cent graduate Of Bryant and Stratton
Business College Of Baltimore, Mr.,
is now at home and has position with
The Manning Hardware Company.
Come to the old maids convention,
Big Branch school auditorium Thurs
day night, April %, s o'clock. See
Prof. MakcoVer transform the old
maids.
Mr.. Morris Stcinhardt Of New York
has located in Manning and will cstab-
lish an electrical business here. He
can be found at the home of Mr..
Harry Stcinhardt.
we again call cOul1CllS s attcnllON TO
the use of "cut-OutS" on automobiles
It's ? nuisance and we think there is
an ordnance against the use of them.
We hope our new administration will
enforce this law
Mr.. a r. Parker the travelling rep
rescntptivc Of Bcldng Bros is i'm the
city displaying a wonderful line of
silks III satin serge, crepe de chcne.
and satin foulards in the newest mid
summer patterns.
We are in receipt of communica-
ton signed "TaXpaycr" but the name
of the writer did not accompany the
article, therefore we withhold it from
publication. We will be glad to print
the letter and we will not expose the
author, but we must have the name
Of the writer.
A meeting was held at the Court
House Monday night to organize a
"Ovcrall Club. As there was some
adverse opinion to this movement, it
was decided to appoint committee
10 make up some idea along these lines
and their report will be decided on at
Il meeting to be held in the Court
House next Monday night at g o'clock.
All the men are invited to be present.
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