The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-06-16

Published Every Wednesday
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16, 1920
Mrs. II. L. LeGrand is visiting her
grand daughter, Mrs. J. w. Odiorhe
IN Williston.
The sale of Weinberg Co. was the
center of attraction in Manning last
Saturday.
Miss Lule Harvin of Columbia is
spending her vacation in Manning
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Harvin, after
spending several weeks in Orange
burg, have returned to Manning.
turned home, after spending several
weeks at Jackson Springs, N. C.
Miss Carolyn Plowden, who gradual
ed at Winthrop this year, will teach
music in the Manning graded school
next session.
The hail storm Sunday afternoon
did considerable damage to the crops
around Jordan. Messrs. G.. r. Sprott,
Maynard Davis and j. w. Ridgill were
heavily hit by the falling stones.
All persons desiring packages sent
or brought down by the Carolina
Coach Lines should have same left at
the Claremont Hotel, Sumter.
Mr.. A. J. Rigby will open a large
lumber and builders supply business
at the old cotton warehouse near the
depot. He hopes to be ready for busi-
ness in few days.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. James Barron
on Sunday at Asheville baby boy.
Mr.. A. l. Barron of Manning is the
happy ''grand-dad."
Married yesterday III Greensboro,
N. c., Mr.. Clarence E. Wilkins and
Miss Sallie Sims Kirby. Mr.. Wilkins
is former Manning citizen, and is
we'll remembered here.
Mrs. Moore and daughter Miss
Moore left yesterday fer North Caro-
lima where they will spend the sum-
mer mont,-s. T:cy will return in the
Fall to resume their work in the
Graded Schools.
Misses Mamie johnson, Mary Rigby,
Catherine Arant and Hattie Breedin
are attending the Epworth League
Convention this week at College
Place, Columbia, S. c., as delegates
from the Manning Methodist church.
MIR. and Mrs. Stewart Harvin and
Mr.. and Mrs C. N. Sprott left Mon
day for Detroit, and while gone they
will take in Niagara Falls and other
points of interest. They will come
back by auto.
We call special attention to the
candidates cards of Hon. r. S. Whalcy
for 'election to Congress, W. Turner
Lo.., of Charleston for Congress, Mr..
=. }. Browne for re- election to the of
flee of superintendent Of education,
and Mr.. G. F. Jenkinson for Sheriff.
Mr.. Jas. l.. Harrison of Columbia,
5. O. expert piano tuner is making
trip to the lower part Of the State,
and he will stop in Manning provided
enolgh work can be secured to war
rant his coming. He has the best Of
references and for Il bun1be- of years
has been employed by the Columbia
College to do their work, Those hav-
ing any work will please communf-,
cate by 'Rhone with Mrs. j. w. Heriot
ana she will Ret iIn! t0 come provided
enough work is secured.
Died Monday in hospital in Char-
lesion, Mr.. Charles NJ. Mason. Mr.
Mason underwent an operation, which
was considered by his friends as not
being very serious, but it proved fatal.
The deceased was well known in Clar-
,endon, and was one Of our best citi-
Zcns. He had been manager and also
owned an interest in the David Levi
Co., at st. Paul for great many
years. He was a candidate for clerk
of court several year sagO. and was
only defeated by few votes. Mr..
Mason was a native Of Forcston,
where his remains were laid to rest
yesterday afternoon. He is survived
by Il widow and one son, Mr. Seth
Mason Of st. Paul.
Last Monday morning a party
from here consisting Of Mr. and Mrs.
Leon Weinberg, Sam and Archie Bar