The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1922-08-02
Mr.. Ralph Kennedy spent the week
end in Darlington.

Miss Virginia Ridgeway has return
ed home from Winthrop College where
she attended Summer School.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seamon Richardson
and children have returned home aft
er being away for the past two weeks.
Miss Faye Spears of Lamar, is the
attractive guest of Miss Mary Sue
Wilson.
Miss Leila Margaret Dickson has as
her charming guest, Miss Constance
Harris of st. Charles.
Miss Corinne Barfield has returned
home from an extended visit in
Georgia.
Misses Vallye Applet, Tora Bagnal,
Sue Sprott and Matte Applet have
returned from two weeks stay at
Hendersonville.
Married on July 29th by Rev. T. e.
Morris, Mr.. Arthur Forest Jacobus
Jr., and Rebia Carolee Hunter both of
SummertOn. -s
Miss Annie Thames leaves Monday
for Baltimore, where she will be gone
a week to purchase her fall line of
hats.
The following telegram was recciv-
ed by Mr.. X. D. Clark this morning:
Time extended for growers to SIGN
until noon Monday, 7th. G. o. Dixon.
A new supply of bulletins has been
received. Call at the Home Demon
tration office and get any you may
need
Rev. S. o. Cantey returned to Bam-
berg Saturday after spending few
days with his brother MI J. B.
Cantey.
Mr.. A. J. White suffered a slight
facial stroke Of paralysis last week.
Mr.. White is better and able to be
out.
Master Charles Browne and Fred
Chewning left Monday morning for
Camp Mcclellan at Admission, Ala,
where they have been ordered for the |
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Mrs. Maud Wells, of Washington,
y. e., WHO has been visiting her sis
Florence, where she will spend some
time before returning to her home.
Miss Gertrude Haley who has been
spending a few weeks at home left
Saturday for Columbia, and Asheville,
to spend while with her sisters and
then return to Richmond, Va, to take |
up her millinery work again.
Mr.. r. D. Cothran opened his Inde-
pendent Warehouse for the sale of
leaf tobacco yesterday. We learn he
sold about $4,000 pounds, but have
not been able to ascertain the aver
age price paid.
The Manning Times has Just install
ed Miehle Vertical Automatic Job
Press. This is the first and only one
of its kind in South Carolina. This |
is a high speed press and does it's
e' own feeding, When passing The
press can do all by itself.
The following telegram was receiv-
ed by Mr.. r. D. Clark this morning:
Time extended for growers to sign
until noon Monday, 7th. G. O. Dixon.
Miss Eleanor Carson of Summerton |
will work with Miss Harrelson, the |
county agent, during the month of |
August. Miss Carson has completed |
q course in Home Economics at Win
throp College, and the people of the
county are very fortunate in having !
her in the county this month.
Last night while on their way home |
to Turbevillc from Manning, DR.. |
Charles Gamble and his sister Miss
Vera, were run into by car driven |
by Sam Richman and the Ford Of DR..
Gamble was torn up and Miss Vera |
was considerably bruised. The acci-
dent occurred in Black River near
Manning.
Last Sunday Rev. l.. B. McCord |
rendered his resignation to the con-
gregation of the Presbyterian Church |
Of which he has been pastor for the |
past ten years. We hope the church |
can persuade Mr.. McCord to remain |
with us, as he has done great good |
among his members, and is also liked |
by the whole community, both as a
man and pastor.
Married this morning by Judge of |
Probate J. M. Windham, Miss Mary |
Francis Mctropol Of Manning and Mr.. |
Spiros Montanginis of New York. |
Both parties are Greeks, therefore,
the ring marriage ceremony will be |