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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-23
AIgunas OpiniOnes de i'm
pOTtanCia aCeTCa del mo-
mentO pOIitiCO actual

Han leido Vds. la information telegra
(dec. 2o) y la estricta reserva de que
habla Ell jefe supreme de Ia Union?
Fues esq, Dien interpretado signiica que
la reserva que Sc debi6 haber tenido
crando ell gobernador Reilly lego su. dis
curse inaugural, la experiencia aconseja
que Sc tenga ahora.
Como puede verse el mismp aori6dico
ccmienza ponerla ell practica dedican
dose, solamente, a contestar algunos
de los editoriales de 'El Tieinpo"
Dice la Democratic" qae ''sReily
Sc prepare para regresar Puerto Rico
en- los primeros dias de enero. Lo que
es inexplicable es, como va 81 jefe de
Ia Comision Sr. Barcel6 a expllcar aho-
ra la atrmacion que hizo momertos an
tes de embarcar, asegurando que Ell go
bernador no volveria.
A fin de no quedar muy nal en- la
opinion publica, Sc ha echado tnano a
un recurso POGO habil, y es, eli dc que
rer hacer YER que 81 vuelve el Sr. Reilly,
vendra actuar con las instrucciones
que le de Ell secretario de Ia Guerra,
queriendose demostrar, ademas. que por
conocerlas de antemano la Comision
unionista, Sc encuentra iobligaaa a man
tener una estricta reserva -.
Empero, 81 la comisi6n Ia trjunfado
(?), Ipor que entonces Sc devuelve par
entrega7 A menos que clio no sea una
nueva estrategia politica de acci6n aca
demica; 10 cierto es que la primera afr
maci6n del Sr. Barcel6. no ha prospera
do, nj tampoco la del Sr. Fernandez
Vanga.
En- cuanto al patriotismo, &c Sc don
de habra mas, 81 en- la de los politicos
que fueron trabajar por el manteni-
miento de sus ventajas sobre 81 presu-
presto insular la mission de 1glesias
trabajando por el aumento de los sala-
rios de los trabajadores de los muelles
en- favor de los trabajadores sgrico-
las.
La verdad no ha sido dicha en- Wash
ington por la Comision, pues 81 Ell go
bernador Reilly venia a combatir ell in
dependentismo y el partido de Ia mayo
ria habia de sostenerlo, 10 crerdo era
solicitar todo trance la Independently
y no declarar que Sc trataba slmplemen
te de una question academica -.
Il Los socialistas no combatimos nj
tenerl1os al independentismo ,Lo que 81
tenemos es muy buen sentido para no
ser pueblo de presa' no por ell grupo
de los que mantienen con sinceridad ell
ideal de la independence, sino por los
que medran con tales aspiraciones.
Nuestra fnalidad, que es el estableci
miento de la Democracia Social del
Trabajo, ha de venir a medida que ell
pueblo Sc vaya dando cuenta de 10 que
representa- sus derechos So libertad.
Ello sera para beneficio de toda la CO.
munidad no de un grupo de privile-
giados.
A la comisi6n PRO-PATRIA no le
sera muy dificil justifcar su ESTRTC-
IA RESERvA. Basta con que nos re-
cordemos que el Sr. Barcelo diio: ''de-
jadme Ell honor de pedir yo, personal
mente, la independencia' y, va Sc We
que tai honor compromise es lnica-
mente para pedirla y no ''para TRAER
La.
M Bernard SILVA.
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PARA NUEvA YORK

Ell sSan Lorenzo" lleva los siguien-
tes pasajeros: Sc
Walter L. Cope, Lucille Cope. M L.
Comey, G. F. Brush, Mr. George Culluln,
Felix Benitez Rexach, G. F. Brush, M.
Echevarrfa, II. M. Adlerstein, Antonio
Portilla, DR.. L. e. G. Grandon, r. Nc
CorQuodale, Id. Richard, R. w, Conrow,
F. w. Dalrymple, E. Vidal, J. A. Gullo,
Julio Conesa, John j. Brown, DIR. Perez
Petromo, w. B. Rollard, Harry Fine,
Jose Lameiro, DR.. r. B. Hull, DE. $. K
Clifford, Ray Chandler, G. Pietrantoni
william J. Hanson, Maria Olano, Nestor
A. Boneta, 4. M. Rodriguez.
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EIOTE;'L.E,.S
CENTRAL.

Edidcis csnxtru1ds sxpressnnsnt4
para Hotsl, modsrnaments sQuipads,
con ascensor, b1bitscionea csR bahe,
telsfono, simbres y saxRts reauisrM
81 moderno 'confsrt" Plan EureDss.
Restaurant o IN sar$a. Tel6fsRsas
S81-1144, Rox 12S3, San Jos4, Plasa
Principal, San Juan, r. Z.
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EL DORADO
oAF1 REHTAuRA1Ty

(Frszta In CGmara de DeloSaASsl
ofrscsmcs IN ssrvtcio De corniaas & Is
carsa v precaos DO situAcadn. CA exec.
IOxts y aromAtice eaf6 para 0l sus7'
mas ref1nado HAgRRss una vtsats !,
ssrk 6emplzc1As.
vEnT1Dos z FOsRB&
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La Corte de Distrito de Humacao
leera en- primera lectura ell calendario
civil, ell dia 8 de enero de 1922, y, en-
segunda y tercera lectura, ell dia de
enero, las 9 a. m.
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LA LECTURA DEL CALENDARIo
CIVIL DE LA coRTE DE HUMAcAo
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Ell GOBIERNO INSULAR CON
TRATA UNA PARTIDA De
CHOCOLATE VENEZOLANO
"LA INDIA"

La conaision de Suministros
del Gobierno Insular ha acorda-
do usar en- los AsiIos sosteni-
dos por ell Pueblo de Puerto Ri
co eI nnagnifico Chocolate Ca
raquefio, ''LA INDIA, en- vista
de su pureza y vaior alimenti-
clio.
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NGLATERRA

propistariS: Jose D. Rodriguez
taAea Ne. s. Tel6fcno 300. San Juan
pusrte Rico. gisuado en- una de las
?rincipalea Gales, csrca del Tras
' dol Teatrc, pr6xims 0 los Musllss
sOntiguo al Cerrso dssnaa EdiGsios
Federalss. Buen srats. Ssrvieio ex
bsIsnte. Sc sirven Comidas . deuaSG
is So sdnitsa abonAdos q pressss
a6diesa
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FL gran actor H. B. Wathal e.. Ia mag
mica cinta ''Rastros Falsos''.
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,INE LUNA.

Episodes siete y ocho de la bonita
serie "La zorra Azul'' una comedia
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aNE TIRES BANDERAs"

Benefcio de los empleados: Lya Mara
en- La monumental obra de arte del in
mortal Leon TolstOi titulada "Anra
Karennine en- siete actos.
rEATRo AMERICA;
Eugenia o'Brien en- ell colossal drama
Amer y Gloria''
.RIALTO":
Vicente serrano en- la magnifca Gin
"a Maridos de seda y Esposas de Per-
cal''.
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'BELIoGRAPH' (catano).
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''BoRINoUEN PARK:

Mahlon Hamilton en- la bonita produc
ci6n en- seis actos titulada "Ccsi In
fel".
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;TNE LAS ANTILLAs.

segunda tornado de la serie 'tLa Prin
cesa Negra".
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nNE NORMA.

La gran Pima Menichelli en- la extra
ordinaria production en- siete actos 'Fe
lipe Derblay''.
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rEATRo "sTRAND".

Conway Tearly en- su famosa produc-
ci6n en- seis actos .'El sendero de Ia
Ansbicion''.
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I'm la de mar dearpa
0 O.
(r1 IS shoras de sehal
(Fl
para
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AMERICAN RAILROAD COMPANY OF PTO. RICO
SAN JUAN PONCE
TINERARIO

De los trenes en- vigor desde
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TEATRO AMERICA:
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MRS. E. e. RICHBOURG

Died at the home Of her son, B. E.
Rlchbourg, near Jordan, Tuesday,
September 9th, Mrs. f. f. Richbourg,
wife of the late r. N. Richbourg. She
was aged 86 years and 3 months. She
leaves to survive her, one son, B. E..
Richbourg, and number of grand
and great-grand children.
The deceased was laid to rest at
Bethlehem church on Wednesday,
September 18th.
In lonely church yard,
About mile away,
Lies my dear Grandmother
In the hard-cold clay.
She is gone, but not forgotten,
Sweetest memories linger yet,
Though some day we hope to meet her
In the Great Beyond.
Grand daughter.
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RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT

Whcrn,,i. God in llis all-wiSc pro-
viurrce nas seen fit to take from earth
thc sWccC young life of Miss Lille
Plowden, and
Whereas, she loved the church and
the Sunday School and proved her de-
votion by a life full of faithful, eff
cient, end loving service, and
Whereas, our hearts have been sad
dencd by her going, and in token Of
our love and sympathy we offer these
resolutions:
First, That we bow in humble sub
mission to Gods will, knowing that
He docth all things well.
Second, That we extend our sym
pathy to the members Of her bereaved
family, praying that in their sorrow
they may find the peace Of God that
passeth all understanding.
Third, That a copy Of these rcsolu-
tions be sent to the family, to the
Southern Christian Advocate, and to
The Manning Times.
l.. NJ. Galloway,
Mrs. f.. G.. Coskrey,
Mrs. T.. w. Dickson,
Committee for Union Sunday School.
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mar and Language, Arithmetic, Play
ground and Community Activities, and
General History, Geography, Civics
and Current Events, Literature, Peda-
gogy, Health, Nature Study, School
Law, Manual Training.
The General Elementary division
embraces the following subjects:
English Grammar and Composition,
Arithmetic, History, u. S. and S. c.,
Geography, Civics and Current Events,
Spelling, Reading, Pedagogy, Physi-
ology and Hygiene, Nature Study
and Agriculture, School Law, and AL
zebra.
The High School Division embraces
the following: Grammatical Analysis
and Composition, Literature, Princi-
pies of Te&ehing, American History
and Civics, Science General Science,
istry, Agriculture, Home Economies
seven offered, two rcquircd) Arith-
metic, Algebra, Geometry, Foreign
Language Natin, French, Spanish,
German-four offered, one requircd)
Ancient and Modern History, School
Law.
1t bchoovcs each and every teacher
to qualify under some division. Teach
crs holding Permits must take the ex-
animation, or they may find themscl-
YES dcbarcd from teaching.
Fuller information relative to re
ncwals of certificates and credentials
or which to secure certificates may be
he'd by writing for the pamphlet is
sued by the State Board Of Education
giving the Laws and regulations
adopted July lst.
r. J. BROWNE,
39-3t. County Supt. of Education.
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the declarants are w. G.. King and A.
l.. Luce, both of Manning, S. C.
2. That the name of the proposed
corporation is Manning Curing House
Inc.)
3. That the place at which it pro-
poses to have its principal place of
business is Manning, South Carolina.
a. That the general nature of the
business which it proposes to do is to
cure sweet potatoes and buy, sell,
store and deal in farm products.
5. That the amount Of capital
stock is One Thousand Dollars
($1 ,O00.00), the same to be payable
in cash, or its equivalent, upon the call
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-09-21
PEACE TREATIES
TO BE OPPOSED

Washington, Sept. 2O.-Announce-
ment from the White House today
that the new peace treaties with
would be transmitted tomorrow to
nation that tley would encounter
opposition from several Republicans
as well as some Democrats.
Senator Borai. (Republican) of
Idaho, who began the battle against
the treaty Of Versailles, is planning
t.; wage Il fight against ratification
OF tie new treaties and is said to
have assurances of support from a
few Republicans and some Dem
ocrats who were foremost among
tic critics of the Versailles treaty.
Despite the promise of opposition,
administration leaders in the sen
ate tonight said they were conf
dent of early ratification, and the
opponents did not express much
hope of overcoming tie administra-
ton support combined with the
Democrats who already lave dcclar-
ed for ratification.
President Harding is expected to
transmit tie treaty without any
detailed expiration, confning his
statement to brief note of trans
initial.
The plan of some Republican
leaders to have the treaties dcbat-
ed behind closed doors also is threat
cncd with opposition. An effort to
have the debate in the open is ex-
pectcd to prccede the controversy
over the treaties themselves.
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of the Directors.
6. That the number of shares into
which the capital stock is to be divid-
ed is ten (10) Of the par value of One
Hundred Dollars ($10O.00) each
7. That not less than fifty per
cent of the proposed capital stock has
been subscribed by bona fide subscrib
ers.
8. That upon the fling of said dec
laration, dcclarants will apply for
charter for the above proposed cor
poration.
w. G.. KING,
A. l.. LUCE.
Manning, S. c., Sept. 81, 1921. tic
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION

The next examination for teachers
will be held at the court house on Fri
day and Saturday, October 7th and
9Th, beginning at nine o'clock. This
examination will be held under the
new rules and regulations adopted
July 1st, 1921, and will embrace three
groups Of questions.
The Primary division embraces the
following SUBJECTS: English Gram
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dcrsigncd will file with the Secretary
of State of South Carolina, at his Of
flee in Columbia, South Carolina, on
Tuesday the 9th day of September
1921, a written declaration signed by
themselves setting forth the follow
ing
!. That the names and residence Of
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PUBLIC HEALTH NOTES

Mr.. Stukes has agreed to work with
Miss Moore in the interest of Homo
Service Work
Miss Moore will give talk on Tu-
berculocis at the Colored Methodist
church tonight at o'clock
Plans for the r. B. Clinic are pro-
crossing :nd the date will be announ-
Ced later.
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Mr.. M. S. Haynesworth of Florence,
spent the weekend at the home of
Capt. and Mrs. w. C. Davis.
Miss Dawson, a Red Cross Worker
of Atlanta, Ga, spent Monday here
in interest of Red Cross work.
Mr.. Bailey, Pub, Manager Of the
"Clcan Up Squad" of this district
spent last Saturday here.
Messrs. Glenn Harvin, Joe Bragdon,
and A. G. Bradham, Jr., have gone to
the Citadel College in Charleston.
Miss LYDIA Sprott left Tuesday
evening to attend r. M. w. c. at
Lynchburg, Va.
Mrs. w. E. Jenkinson and Billy Jen-
klnson of kingstrec, are visiting Mrs.
r. r. Jcnkinson.
The Prayer Band and Bible Study
Class will meet with Mrs. James
Dickson, Thursday afternoon at 4:3O
o'clock. Lesson End. Sam.
Died, at the home of his brother, B.
O. Cantcy in Forcston, Mr.. Morgan
Cantcy Of Ashvillc, n. c., Saturday,
September 18th.
Miss Sue NJ. Sprott left Tuesday
morning for Carolina College in Max
ton, n. c., where she goes to teach
mathematics.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Thomas and little son,
u hn 7
Weinberg for the past week have re-
turned to their home in Georgetown.
Mr.. Charles Bradham travelling
salesman for Colgate and Co., of New
York, left Monday morning for the
upper part of the State.
Misses Bemice Allsbrooks, Georgia
SaulS and Catherine Arant returned
to Winthrop College Tuesday of this
week.
Mr.. w. II. McMurray Of Black
Mountain, N. c., was a guest at the
home of Capt. and Mrs. w. C. Davis
last week.
Miss Clara Haynesworth has re-
turned to her home in Florence, after
: visit with her aunt, Mrs. w. G.
Davis.
Miss Belle Easley of Greenville,
who has been visiting Rev. and Mrs.
Easlcy left Monday for Charleston,
Whcre she will spend a few days be-
fore returning TO her home.
Mr.. L. l.. Wells, County Treasurer,
left this morning to attend a CALI
meeting of the COUNTY Auditors and
Treasurcrs of South Carolina, to be
held in Columbia on the 21st and 22nd
days of September.
Mr.. A. Abrams of Wilmington. N.
G., is spending several days in town.
Mr.. brams, who Was = former mcr-
cEant OF this place, ! erecting a new
building in that city arl will opcn a
general dry goods business.
Mr.. c. r. Sprott has just returned
from a weeks trip through the boil
wcevil section Of Georgia. He has
promised US a long "a. ticle for next
weeks issue.
Miss Rhoda Nettlcs was carried to
Sumter one day last eek where she
was opcratcd on at T1vmcy hospital
Saturday. She is said to be gcttinp
on as well as could h" expected under
the circumstances.
Miss Lucy Wilson of Sumter spent
the weekend with her parents, Judge
and Mrs. John S. Wilson. She was ac-
companicd to Sumtc" by her sister,
Miss Beulah, who will Hisit her for a
few days.
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Married, Tuesday afternoon at g.
o'clock at the New Zion church, Miss
Alice Baker and Mr.. D. McFaddin.
The better the day the better the
deed, the old saying; so on last Sun
day afternoon while taking his dogs
out for exercise, Mr.. Joe Wells dis
covered three coons in one tree. Mr..
Wells is great coon hunter, but he
never makes practice of hunting on
Sunday, at the same time he could not
resist the temptation of leaving three
big fat cocns in the swamp. He carries
q pistol along while strolling about
in the woods to protect him from
snakes, and with this weapon he took
crack at Mr.. Coon. The varmints
jumped out, and then Mr.. Wells and
the dogs and the coons all got in
free for all fight. When the fray was
over there were three dead coons ly-
ing on the ground. Mr.. Wells was
the next worse off, as he had badly
laccrated foot, and his Sunday suit
was full of mud. The next thing Mr..
Wells was up against was to get his
game home. Our good old coroner
came along in his buggy, and gave a
helping hand by taking the coons in
his buggy and safely landing them at
Mr.. Wells house. Mr. Wells is guilty
OF catching coons on Sunday, and
Coroner Tobias is an accessory to the
crime, if there be a crime, as he wound
up the job by taking the coons home.
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Mr.. Bailey, Pub, Manager of the
Clean Up Squad" of this district
spent last Saturday here.
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MeSdames E. c. Horton and Il. E.
Plowden spent last Friday in Sumter.
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Messrs. Glenn Harvin, Joe Bragdon,
and a. G. Bradham, Jr., have gone to
the Citadel College in Charleston.
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Miss Dawson, Red Cross Worker
of Atlanta, Ga, spent Monday here
in interest of Red Cross work.
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Miss Elizabeth Creccy left Monday
for Limestone College.
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Mr.. w. +. Jcnkinson of Kingstree,
spent Sunday here with relatives.
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Miss Corinne Barfeld spent the
week end in Sumter.
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Miss LYDIA Sprott left Tuesday
evening to attend r. M. w. c.. at
Lynchburg, Va.
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cote and baby who will visit here for
q few weeks.

Mr.. Il. J. Newton of Hemmingway,
is visiting his sister, Mrs. C. w. Os-
bourne of New Zion.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. McClaim of Lake
City, were the guests of MIR. and Mrs.
Chas. Taylor on Sunday.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-09-21

Mr. S. Y. Barnes of Forcston, was
n Manning visitor last Thursday.
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Mr.. M. S. Haynesworth of Florence,
spent the weekend at the home of
Capt. and Mrs. w. c.. Davis.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-09-21

Mrs. w. E. Jenknson and Billy Jen
kinson Of Kingstrec, are visiting Mrs
r. r. Jcnkinson.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-09-21
Gbe MANiting Gimtes.
Published Every Wednesday
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21

tuDJisHeu Every wednesday
WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEMBER 21
Miss Elizabeth Creccy left Monday
for Limestone College.
MeSdameS E. 6. Horton and II. E.
Plowden spent last Friday in Sumter.
Miss Corinne Barfield spent the
weekend in Sumter.
Mr. w. L. Jcnkinson of Kingstree,
spent Sunday here with relatives.
Mr.. S. Y. Barnes of Forcston, was
Manning visitor last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. B .J. McClaim of Lake
City, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Taylor on Sunday.
The Epworth League Social which
had been planned for Friday has been
postponed.
Mr. and Mrs. d. Hirschmam and
daughter, Peal, motored to Sumter
for the day Sunday.
.llSStS NtllllNt bsIlclu ana Mae
Wilson of Sumter, spent Friday in
Columbia.
DR.. Brocknton left Monday for
Baltimore, Md. whore he went for
medical treatment.
Mr.. Horace ID. Graham of Foreston,
was in Manning on business last We'd
nesdaN.
Mrs. w. G.. Davis will entertain at
Rook Party at her nome on Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. b. NJ. Dinkins of Oaks, S. c.,
is visiting at the home of Judge and
Mrs. John S. Wilson.
Rev. j. p. lnabnit of Walterboro,
was a guest of Capt. w. C. Davis q
few days last week.
Miss Pamela Bradham left Tuesday
Tor Georgetown, to resume her duties
IN the graded school.
McsSrs. Harry Riff, Bertram Vein
berg and Ben Ness spent Sunday in
Sumter.
Miss Fannie Lou Sauls left Satur-
day for Beaufort, where she will teach
school this year.
Mrs. Ruth Chandler of Suttons, viii!
be guest for the WILSON, Floyd we'd
ding Wednesday,
The Sunday School Class taught by
Miss Margaret Wilson entertained in
her honor at a Kitchen Shower at the
home of Mrs. Legg on Monday after
noon.
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Mrs. Ruth Chandler of Suttons, will
be guest for the Wilson Floyd wed
ding Wednesday.
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Married, Tuesday afternoon at s
o'clock at the New Zion church, Miss
Alice Baker and Mr.. d. McFaddin.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-09-21

The Epworth League Social which
had been planned for Friday has been
nOStpOned.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-09-21

Miss Rhoda NcttlcH was carried To
Sumter one day last eek where she
was operated on at T1vmcy hospital
Saturday. She is said to be gcttinp
on as well as could h" expected under
the circumstances.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-09-21

Miss Lucy Wilson Of Sumter spen,
the weekend with her parents, Judge
and Mrs. John S. Wilson She was ac-
companicd to Sumtc:' by her sister,
Miss Beulah, who will visit her for a
few days.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-09-21

Miss Pauline Wilson has returned
from visit to her sis;c:', Mrs. Arthur
LacnIcotte at Pawley's Island. She
was accompanied home by Mrs. Lachi
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-09-21

Mr.. c. r. Sprott has just returned
from a weeks trip through the boil
Wcevil section Of Georgia. He has
promised us a long article for next
weeks issue.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-09-21

The Prayer Band and Bible Study
Class will meet with Mrs. James
Dickson, Thursday afternoon at d sc
o'clock. Lesson 2nd. Sam.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-09-21

The Sunday School Class taught by
Miss Margaret Wilson entertained in
her honor at a Kitchen Shower at the
home of Mrs. Legg on Monday after
noon.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-09-21

Mr.. and Mrs. d. Iirschmann and
daughter, Peal, motored to Sumter
: or the day Sunday.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-09-21

Miss Fannie Lou Sauls left Satur-
day for Beaufort, where she will teach
school this year.