The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-09-08

Mrs. ]. w. Widcman is visiting her
sister Mrs. Henry Slater in Orange
burg.
Miss Celeste Erwin left Saturday
for Atlanta where she will teach in the
city schools the coming term.
Miss Keller Of Cameron has return
ed home after visiting at the home of
Rev. c. B. Smith.
Miss Rita Huggins has returned
home after spending her vacation at
Cameron.
Little Nell Hammer has returned
from the hospital in Sumter, where
she underwent a slight operation.
Miss Mary Rhame of RHEIMS has re-
turned home after visit to Judge and
Mrs. John S. Wilson.
Mrs. M. E. Shrock of Camden and
Mrs. e. A. Brunson of Florence are
visiting Mrs. j. X. johnson.
A'1i ALllIllS -. ttIdnC OF OraIiF'CDurp'
is visiting at the home of her son, Dr..
}. E. Arant.
Mrs. William f. O'Cain of Orange
burg spent tn, weekend at the home
or her brother, DR.. j. E. Arant.
Miss Emily Geiger has returned
home after a delightful visit to her
friend Miss Reba Span min Sumter
Willie Geigcr and Thos. Bagnal are
spending several days in Columbia
taking in the sights of the Capital
City.
Miss Helen Godstein has returned
to her home in Wilmington, N. c..
after pleasant visit to her sisters,
Mrs. A. Abrams and Mrs. S. KatZoff.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Geiger of st.
Matthews returned home Monday
after short visit to their brothers
DR.. c. B. Geircr anl ljr. J. f.. Gcigcr.
Miss Clara Haynesworth and Miss
Jessie Taylor of FLORENCE are the NJ,
tr"ctive house guests Of .,layor and
Mrs. w. c. Davis
Mr. y. G. Erwin of Cuba who has
been visiting his brothers f. p. Erwin
ar" z. s. Erwin has gone to Florida
to sncnA ;he winter
Arthur Windham driving a transfer
car ran iisto thc buggy driven by John
T.aha!, colorcG, On Railroad ave, last
night and Smashed it TO pieces.
Mrs. d. NJ. Bradham, Mr.. Laurence
Bradham and Miss Julia Bradham left
last night for New York where they
will spend the winter.
Mrs. II. B. Ennis and Marjorie and
Helen Ennis will leave Friday fol
Milledgevillc, Ga. The children will
attend school at the Georgia Normal
and Industrial College this fall.
Supervisor j. f. Kelly has rendered
his resignation to the Governor, and
asked that it go into effect on Septcm
Der 18th. In his letter to the Cover.
nor he requests that Mr.. McFaddn be
commissioned by that date.
-iio'0 lptSSIt 'AlSbi tOh, uIupIllc1 Ol
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Alsbrook, of Man.
ning, was notified yesterday that she
| had won the one year scholarship at
Winthrop for the coming term.
PmcWoOd voted Out of Clarendon
yesterday by vote Uf iU7 to 42. Thus
anncXing herself to Sumter county. Oi
course, we are sorry these people de.
rIInI N la thi. ,b,
by the overwhelming vote cast 70,
the move it can be seen that large
ma iOrity wished il.
Little Miss Virginia Broadway the
only daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. r. e
Broadway entertained a group of hcl
intimate friends yesterday at a spend.
thc-day party given in celebration O;
her sixth birthday. The dining room
was attractive with cut flowers and
the table had for its ccntcrpiccc q
snowy birthday cake bearing six pnl;
tapcrs burning brightly. The place
cards and the daintics served further
carried out the pink and white colon
scheme. Covers were laid for Olive
Orvin, Dorothy Erwin. Josie Plowden
Harriettc Plowdcn, Florence Davis
Mary Ward. Martha Ward, Rosalc
Weinberg, Elizabeth Hamell, Virginia
Orvin assisted Mrs. Broadway in en-.
tcrtaining the children.
The September meeting Of the Wo,
mans Missionary Socty will be held
at the Methodist church Monday, Sept
l13, : o'clock
The following is the programs:
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