The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-12-15

Read the Bradham Duroc Farm adv.
Tor better times.
Dr.. and Mrs. Abe Weinberg of Sum-
ter spent Sunday in Manning.
Mrs. D. Silverman of Kingstrec,
spent Monday with relatives here
Mrs. S. E. Briggs spent Sunday
with friends in Gibson, N. G..
Read the Bradhami Dmoc Farm adv.
for better times.
Mrs. Moses of Sumter spent Sunday
with her daughter, Mrs. j. A. Vein
berg in Manning.
Senator Widcman left Sunday for
Iamasec where he is now on deer
hunt.
Mcssrs. "Bob" and Frank Walker
are visiting their sister, Mrs. II. II.
Bradham. !
Read the Bradham Duroc Farm & ".
for better times.
Miss Williams, our genial telegraph
operator, spent Saturday and Sunday
in Charleston. i
MesdameS Abrams and Katzotf
were the guests of Kingstree rcla-
tives over Saturday. \
Mr.. Frank Ellerbc, who is men,
Der of the Washington American base
ball team, is visiting hfs brother, Capt.
II. |. Ellerbe.
Mr. j. a. Weinberg has sold the
store occupied by the New Idea Co.,
to Capt w. G. Davis. Also the Hir-
schmann store to The First National
Bank.
Mrs. Sistrunk, who has been living
in Sumter for the past year, has de-
cldcd to return to Manning, and has
rented the apartments over the Man
ming Hardware Co.
Officers Thames and Flowers caught
darkey this morning when he got
Off the morning train with about five
gallons of whiskey. The negro is said
to have come from Wilmington. He
is in the guard house.
The Ladies Prayer Band and Bible
Study Class of the Presbyterian
church will meet with Miss McFaddin
at the residence of Mrs. W. Il. Les
cSne Friday, December 18th at 4:30
o'cloc k. Bible lesson: Gen. 10Th to
2lst inclusive. Please bring your
Bible.
contract was let on Saturday by
the County Highway Commission for
the building of all the bridges be-
tween Manning and Turbeville and
between Manning and Paxvillc. These
bridges are to be of crcostcd timbcrs
and Austin Bros. of Atlanta, were the
successful bidders.
There will be a big dinner served
at the Clay Pigeon Shoot on Friday,
December l7th. The shoot will be
held at the home of Robert Rcavcs in
the Salem section and the dinner will
be served from to 5 p. m. The pro-
ceeds will be used for the benefit Of
Enterprise School. Everyone is cor
daily invited to attend
Representative w. r. p. Sprott
came to- Marning Saturday to meet
with the delegation, but when he
learned of the death of Judge Rich
bourg at Summcrton, he went there,
getting back too late for the meeting.
However, he has a letter in another
column expressing his views on con
ditionS which we would like for our
readers to read carefully.
Died at her home in Kingstrcc las
night, Mrs Pattic rBngnal, widow of
the late |. Moultric Bagnal The de
ceased is survived by three daughters
Mrs. W. NJ. OBryan, Mrs. l.. r. Nc
Intosh and Mrs. w T.. Jcnkinson. The
funeral services will be held in the
Manning cemetery tomorrow morning
at 30 o'clock.
Died at his home in Summcrton last
Friday, Judge A. j. Richbourg, aged
ScventY-fOur years. The deceased was
Confederate veteran, a good citizen
and an efficient officer. He had been
magistrate at Summprton for a great
many years. Judge RichbOug always
took much interest in his old com
radcS, and especially was he a benefit
to them in aiding them with their pen
sion money and at reunions. The
funcra, was held at Summcrton the
following day and the burial was con-
Quoted by the MaSonS
There will be a Christmas tree and
oyster supper at Home Branch school
house Friday evening, December nth
1920 at seven O'Clock.
jolly old fellow whose hair Is so