The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-08-03

ol COClOH, OIL ClllS year acreage. L
know the merchants have all the load
they can afford to worry with, and
perhaps more. The South could make
only get fair price for their crops.
But unless there is change for the
better, it might be worse than pelleg-
IA.
| would advise you to write your
constituents in\ various sections and
get the facts before making any ella
borate speech or statement. l would
tell you every condition if | knew
them all.
don't think it has got quite to beg
ging time yet, and really I believe
most of us would mighty nearly die
before we would beg; but do hear a
lot of begging for credit and extern
sion.
With best Of wishes,
Yours truly,
J. G. Lanham.
Rev. w. S. Trimble of Hcrndon, Va,
preached very fOrciful sermon AT.
the Presbyterian church Sunday morn
ing, and very feelingly expressed his
great love for the good people of
Summcrton, and from the unusual
large crowd present he was obliged to
recognize the fact that he was also
loved in return. If we are any Judge
Of Il good preacher and good pastor
as well as good man we would take
Brother Trimblc as that combination.
We are very grateful to some good
looking young lady for several news
items this week. That's right "Sis."
when anything happens help your
Uncle Nub," out in getting it to
The Times. We certainly do apprc-
ciate such deeds of kindness. And
the only way we can hope to have the
| kind Of letter Summerton should
have is to have the assistance of the
community. For our little "Thimble
fulP' of brains work very slow some
times.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs B. B. Broad
way last Friday a girl also to Mr..
and Mrs. l.. B. Davis same day, a
bouncing boy.
Prof. N. &. Gee Of Carlisle. is spend
ing some time with relatives and
friends here and ut Manning.
Mrs. Harre of Florence, is spend
! ing sometime with her sister, Mrs. w.
j. Goodwin.
Miss Thcma Eadon, of Manning
T.. f: d., is spending sometime with
relatives and friends in this commun-
lty. Miss Eadon, until recently lived
here and is very popular among the
young people.
Miss Mildred Rogers is spending
this week in Manning with her sister,
Mrs. Hcrmon Parish.
Mrs. Rogan Of Sumter. is spending
sometime with her daughter, Mrs. T..
B. Davis.
Miss Fannie Higgins of Hcmming-
way, is spending sometime with Mrs.
c. l.. Goodwin.
Hon. Julian Scarborough spent Sat
urdav and Sunday with his kinsfolks
at Florence
We are very glad to report that
our good friend Harry Copeland, who
| has been nursing mild case Of ty-
| phoid fever, is much improved.
Mr. and Mrs. r.. I. Walker arc
spending sometime in the mountains
Of North Caroline.
| Misses Helen Davis and "Toot
| Walker, spent last week in Sumter
with Miss Elizabcth Rogan.
Miss Emma June Of Jordan, is
spending this week with Miss Anna
| Wilkic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Mathis spcnt
Sunday at the home of Mr.. II. H
Windham.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Scarborough
have gone TO WriGhtsvillc Beach, N
| e.. to spend Che summer.
Miss Rcbic Hunter is spending q
while in Carl isle. as the guest of
| Miss Nancy Jntcr.
Miss Mary J:ntry left few davs
AGO to visit Mics Ailccn Peoples in
Camden.
Mr.. Charles Pitts is visiting friends
III Rockingham, N. G.
On last Wednesday cvcrinp Mcssrs
CantcY RichbourG and Miller Fielder
e%vc chicken supper at Mr.. Fred
I.anham's camp in honor of Miss Caro-
line Fitzgerald, quest Of Miss Emclinc
Woodruff. The occasion was altopcth-
or dclightful and will long linpcr IN
the minds Of those present.
Miss Martha Pitts is visiting rcla-
tiVcs in Clinton. :.
Miss Isabelle Cantcy Of Bambcrp,
IS visiting her grandparents, Mr., and
Mrs. j. s. Cantey.
Miss Sadie Martin is spending this
week with friends at Carlisle.
Miss Blanche Stuckey of Bishop-
vile, visited her brothers here Tues
dew