The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-11-16
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Published Every Wednesday
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1921

Mrs. Levy of Bishopville is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Morris Ness.
M,s. J. A. Weinberg spent the week.
end in Charleston.
Miss Butler of Sumter, spent Ar
misticc Day here with friends.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Rear
don on last Wednesday baby girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Harvin are the
proud parents of ten pound baby
girl born to them last Thursday.
Mrs p. B. Thames and Miss Ruth
Moore accompanied by Mr.. Harry
Clark, Jr., spent Sunday in Florence.
Misses Aline DuBose and Essye Nc
Arthur spent the weekend in Sumter.
with friends.
Miss Claude Gray of Gray Court, is
visiting her brother, Mr.. w. r. Gray
and family.
Sheriff and Mrs. j. E. Gamble took
their little daughter, Louise, to Char
leSlOll 4hoIl(ttS 1Ol llcNlSol GlCttIIlSht.
Mrs. Pendlcton of Davis Station has
3D. returned from a visit with relatives
in Charlotte, N. c.
Miss Virginia Geiger, who is attend
ing college in Columbia, spent the
weekend here with her parents, Dr..
and Mrs. Frank Geiger.
Mcsdames D. Hirschmann, Ben
Ness, Miss Pearl Hirschmann and lit |
tie Miss Shirley Ness spent Sunday |
in Sumter with friends.
The members Of the Civic League
rae asked to be present at Il meeting |
next Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock in
the auditorium of the Court House.
The friends of Mrs. Joe Wells will |
be glad to learn that she has returned
from the hospital in Sumter, where she
was operated on and is doing nicely. !
Mrs. B. B. Breedin's many friends
will be glad to learn that she is home
from the hospital in Sumter where she
was operated on some few weeks at'o
and is doing nicely, although unable
to be up as yet.
A meeting Of the Cooperative Cot
ton Growers Association will be held
at the Court House next Friday at II
o'clock when Mr.. Irvine Belser of Co.
lumbia, will explain the cotton mar
keting contract.
Those who have been fortunate in
winning turkey at The New Idea
Cos. sale are: Kimbrough Johnson,
Manning; C. NJ. Mason, st. Paul; and
l.. II. Harvin, Manning. Kimbrough
Johnson being the first lucky fellow.
Died in Manning Sunday night Nh
Hainey. The deceased suffered
stroke of paralysis last Friday and
died Sunday. Mr.. Iaincy ran a little
grocery shop here for several years,
and was considered good citizen.
The public is cordially invited to
recital at the Manning Presbyterian
Church on next Sunday evening at
1880 p. m. \ voluntary contribution
will be taken to assist in paying for
the Pipe Organ. Good music is as
Sulcu.
Harmon Timmons who won the our
year scholarship and entered Clemson
last September has scored The highest
point IN EnGIlSh aNd was one OF the
two which rated highest in mathema-
tics in his section. Timmons was
former student of Mrs. f. G. AL |
Sbrook's school.
Davis Station school celebrated Ar |
misticc Day with Il patriotic program.
There were a number of readings and |
recitations by the pupils of the school. |
The building was decorated with flags
and flowers. The principal address |
was delivered by Jno. G. Dinkins, Esq,
of the Manning bar. There was a |
large attendance Of school patrons
present.
Misses Mary Dickson, Irene Plow-
den, Gertrude O'Bryan, little Misses |
Mary Miller Plowden, Leila O'Bryan
and j. G.. Dinkins left Tuesday after |
noon for Grcelyvillc, where they will !
participate in the wedding of Miss |
Gertrude Oliver and Eugene DuRant
on Wednesday evening. The bridal |
party we're rendered. a reception after
the rehearsal on Tuesday evening.
Other guests from here who will be |
present at the ceremony arc. Mr.. and |
Mrs. S. Oliver O'Bryan, Mr.. and Mrs. |
II. A. PloWdcn, Mrs. Cooper Dickson
and Miss Rita lEuggins.
Circle No. of the Woman's Aux |
il!ary Of the Presbyterian Church, will
have q "Doll Sale" the second week in
December where Santa Claus can
BUY a trouscau complete for little
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