The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1922-11-08

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Mr.. T. P. Burgess spent Monday in
Columbia, on business.
Yesterday being election day the
banks were closed
Mr. David Levi is able to be out
again after two weeks sickness.
Mr.. H. G. McKelvey left this morn
ing for Greenvillc county, where he
expects to farm another year.
Mrs. N. d. Thames and daughter,
Miss Grace spent the weekend with
relatives in Denmark.
Mr.. and A. M. Copeland of Clinton
spent few days last week with Mr..
and Mrs. R. o. Copeland.
Little Miss Virginia Hill entertain
ed number of her friends at her
birthday party Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. r. D. Clark is in Madison, N.
g., where he is representing the CO.
operative Tobacco Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Luce and family
have returned from q trip with
friends and relatives in Georgia.
Mr.. G. M. Taylor is in Charleston,
this week as a member of the Federal
Grand Jury.
Mr.. Jno. d. Gerald spent last Sun
day in Darlington, with his sister,
Mrs. Kirven.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. K. Howle of Ridge
Vile, are visiting the home ola Mr.. |
w. G.. King in Manning.
Died last Monday night, October
the 3Oth at her home in the Fork of |
Black River, Mrs. Sue Hodge, wife
of Mr.. r. O. Hodge, aged al years.
To be married on the 18th of this |
month, Mr.. Jno. G. Dinkins of Mann
ing and Miss Mary Broughton of |
Pinewood.
Miss Mary Broughton has resigned
her position in the local Graded school |
and is succeeded by Miss Buchanon
of Virginia.
The Manning Fire Department en-
tertalned City Council and The Police |
Department last night with a big cat
fish stew.
Mrs. w. M. Brockinton is in Char
lesion at, the bedside of Mrs. Edna
Slater who is i'll in hospital in that
city.
Died Saturday evening, November |
4th at her home in the Fork of Black |
River, Miss Susan e. Hodge In her
72nd year Of age.
Last Monday was salesday and sew
cral tracts of land were sold. The |
sale was attended by goodly num-
Der of visiting lawyers who were in
terestcd in the lands.
The Manning hunters returned
home last Friday from Black Oak
Island, and while they had an abun-
dance of squirrel and fish, Rev. L. B.
McCord was the only one to bag a
buck.
Died last Saturday in the Florence
hospital, Mr.. Forest Collins. The de-
ceased had been in the employ of the
D. w. Alderman Sons Co., of Alcolu,
Tor great many years as engineer,
and afterwards as general foreman
of woods.
Died Monday morning at the home
OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mann
ing Lee, near Alcolu, Thomas Lee,
aged about seventeen years. The de-
ceased was a student in the Manning |
school, and contracted pneumonia |
from which he died.
The second advance payment of the |
Tobacco Growers Cooperative Asso-
citation will be paid out on Monday. |
November 18Th. Manning's quota will |
be paid out at the Planters Warehouse |
by Mr.. j. D. Gerald. No money will |
be paid out unless participation re-
ceipts are presented.
On October 23rd Mr.. Chas. F.. Epps
OF Workman, and Miss Susan Coward |
OF Coward, were quietly married by
Rev. J. Bolton Baker, the BAPTIST
pastor at New, Zion. Mr.. Epps holds |
a position with the Alderman Lumber
Co., and is well known througho60 the
county.
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