The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-12-07

spent Sunday in Sumter.
Miss Leila Butler of Sumter, spent
Sunday with Mrs. Y. NJ Mouzont.
Capt and Mrs. A. II. Breedn have
returned from Charleston.
Mr.. Charles Page of Charleston
spent the weekend here with friends.
Mr.. Fred Lesesne spent Thursday
in Sumter on business.
II. C. Curtis, Esq, visited Atlanta,
last week on business.
Mr. J. G. Dinkins spent the week
end with his sister, Mrs. Wheeler at
Sardinia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Joye and son
Joe Mcneil, of Columbia, are VISITING.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. Reardon.
Messrs. Thomas Bagnal, Louis Levi
and Dudley Plylcr left Monday for a
trip through Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Weinberg
spent the weekend in Manning with
relatives.
Mr.. j. Vernon Epps of Kingstree,
spent Sunday in Manning with
friends.
Miss Carolyn Plowden spent the
weekend in Fairfax with Miss Lottie
Fits.
Don't forget the barbecue supper
Friday night at the Presbyterian
Church.
Messrs. l.. II. and w. Scott Harvin
are in Colleton county this week on
a deer hunt.
Mr.. w. c.. Whitesides left Saturday
for motor trip to his home in Ala
bama for visit of several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Newton and
children arrived Monday night to
visit Mrs. Newton's mother, Mrs. S.
j. Bowman.
Mr.. George Y illams left Sunday
night for Summcrvlle where he will
have charge of Ladies' Ready to
Wear Shop,
The condition of Mr.. G.. NJ. Smith,
who is very i'll in Charlotte, n. c., is
very prccarous. He has been deler-
iouS for sometime.
Senator J. w. Widcman, Rural
Policeman Peavy, Sheriff Gamble
spent Tuesday i'm Charleston on bust
ness.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the |
American Legion will give Bridge
Party in the Legion Hall on Friday
afternoon, December 10Th.
Mrs. A. II. Helms entertained the !
Trustees and their wives at an infor-
NAL dinner last Friday evening. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. n. f. |
Coffcy, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Oliver !
O'BrYan, Mr.. and Mrs. Connor Wells. |
Mr.. Willie b. Freeman anad Miss
Bertha Haley were married Sunday
afternoon by r. Leslie Ridgil, magis-
trate, at his home near Manning. |
Both of these young people reside
near this place.
There will be barbecue supper
given at the Presbyterian Church, in
the Mems Class Room Friday night, |
December 9Jn. Start serving supper !
at G:30 O'Clock. All you can cat for
SOC, Circle No. 4.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Will
Hams Burgess Post arc arranging to
send one pound boxes containing
cake, candy, nuts, etc, to our wound |
ed soldiers in the Hospital at Camp
Sewer. Any one desiring to contri-
butte one Of these boxes may do so.
All boxes must be sent to Mrs. G. 3.
Gcigcr by December DIST.
Rev. G. P. Watson of Mullins, will
arrive tonight to visit for few days
many friends here Of Rev. Watson
will be glad to learn that he was sent
back to Mullcns for another four
Church Of that place.
Mr.. Percy Harvin has moved his
family to the home place Of the late
Bunyan Harvin near Summcrton. We
welcome him back to Clarendon. Mr..
IIarvn has been living in Sumter for
several years, but since the death of
his brother, Bunyan, he purchased his
farm, and will hereafter be one Of
our citizens again.
. Senator N. B. Dial has announced
that he would be pleased to hear from
any constituents in South Carolina
who wish TO receive any Of the Gov
crnmcnts free seed for planting dur
ing the coming Spring. The lists are
now being made up in Washington
and onu pprcpnc >uieb inc, to rnroi1tn