The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-06-01

tey,, Brennan Davis, Joseph Davis,
Herbert Hatfield.
3rd grade-Junior Eadon, Drucilla
Gee, Tom Cooper James, Sara Shirer,
Talulah Way.
4th grade-Jamcs Carson, w. w.
Davis, Sarah Davis, Agnes Fielder,
Eunice Touchberry, Virginia Wilkie,
Irene King Annie Belle Richbourg. ,
5th grade-Charles Allen, Halstead
Anderson, Irmcn Ardis, Ashton
broadway. Annie Bye, Julia Cantey,
Beverly Carrigan, Rutledgc Dingle,
Sue Lesesne, Francis Troy.
9th grade-Bcssic Mood, Virginia
Davis.
7th Elizabeth Anderson,
Caro- Belser.
9th grade-Grace Cobia, Halle
Carson, Ethel Grim, Mary Louise
James, Mary Elizabeth Mathis, Mild
red Rogers, Aletha Walker, Joe Ans
ley, Edward Brailsford, Thomas Bur-
CESS, Edward Fielder, Philip Joseph,
Willie Mood Ross, Carol Rowe.
9th grade-Francis Dingle, May
Elizabeth Hunter, Tappy Lcscsne.
Annie Mood, Hugh Gus Richbourg.
10th gradc-Bellc Cantey, Sue
Esther Pitts, Emma Wynn Mood.
11th gradc-Lily Cantey, Kath-
arlnc Davis.
Mr.. d. r. Chewing, formerly of
this place but who for many years has
lived in Hendersonvillc, N. C., died
Wednesday, of last week. The body
reached this place Friday. The fun
eral service took place ut the residence
or Mr.; J. e. Rowe, and mtcrment at
the old st. Paul cemetery. Friday
afternoon. The deceased was about
seventy-two years old and is survived
by his wife, four girls and three boys
as follows: Mrs. j. E. Rowe, Mr..
Gordon Chewing, and Miss Mamie
CheWnng of this place, and Misses
Carrie and Rosa and Messrs. Andrew
and Harris Chewing Of Henderson,
vile, N. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Nelson spent
the weekend in Bishopvlle with re-
latives.
Misses Zuline Stukes, Ruth Dick
son and Mr.. Tommie Stukes spent
Sunday afternoon with Mrs. j. J.
Wilkie.
Miss Hannah Harrell of Florence,
was the attractive guest of Mrs G..
l.. Goodwin last week.
very interesting game Of ball
was played here Monday afternoon
between Manning and Summerton,
Manning winning the game. Score
of ten to eight.
Miss Martha Walker, who has been
teaching school at PelZer, S. c., has
returned home for the summer vaca-
ton.
Among the College girls who have
returned are Misses Lila Briggs,
Dorothy Carson and Alma Burgess.
Mrs. S. A. Hunter, Mrs. S. A.
Pitts, and Charles Pitts, left here Sun
day for Rock Hill where they are at
tending the graduating exercises of
Miss Martha Pitts.
Mr.. j. A. Hunsucker, of Benefits
vile, is spending few days with re-
latives and friends.
M rs. II. II. Med,n is spending the
week with relatives in Marion.
Miss Mae Wjndham, Of the Baptist
Sunday School, gave her class a pic
mic at Poca!la Tuesday afternoon.
Misses Mable and Sudie Davis spent
the week end in Columbia.
Capt. Jimmy" Goodwin, has accept
ed the position as superintendent of
the bridge force.
Since the cry of "Hard Times" sew
eral members of the non-sweaters
UNION have accepted positions as lines
men Tor the wireless telegraph and
Mrs. Il. II. and John Gentry attend
ed the graduation exercises at Cokcr
College.
Mr.. Bill Stuckey spent the week
end in Columbia.
Mrs. Pete Chewning and Miss Rebic
Hunter spent Monday in Sumter shop
ping.
Mr. Herbert Stackley of Florence
Is spending some time with his sister
Mrs. w. &. Grste.
Daddy" Saul Ellerbcc, the faithful
ola Janitor of the school handed us
the following poem con Mr. Boil Wee
VIII"
The farmers now must meet his fate,
The Boil Weevil is in the State.
lie used to subsist on the Boil,
And in that way, took heavy toll.
lis high time to begin the task,
Move from the lethegc past,
Use what intellect can be formed
10 run the grim Boil Weevil down.
Get all your knowledge full in play.
=, With all your might enter the fray,
10 put the grievOus weevil down,
Become inventors of your own
All creators have upon the earth,