The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1922-07-26

the home of Mr.. Plowden, who sent
them home. -
The strike is having it's effect upon
Summerton. Messrs Raymond
broadway, Harry Grayson and Joseph
Cantey left Saturday night for the s.
A. l.. shops in Raleigh, N. G.
The baseball team left Monday
morning for a weeks trip on which
1T will meet Hemingway, George
town and Andrews.
Mrs. r. A. Ridgill of Sumter, is
visiting Miss Alcene Ridgill.
Miss Carrie Brailsford is being en-
tertained in Sumter by her friend,
Miss Elizabeth Baker.
Heriot Of Manning, are spending n
few days with Carlyle Eadon.
Miss Emma Mood of Sumter, is
visiting her sister-m-law Mrs Hattie
p. Mood.
Miss Annie Mabe, Ridgill is in
Manning, as the guest of her isster,
Mrs. Austin Smith.
Union Service in the Methodist
Church Sunday night. Mr.. Gordon.
who was pastor of the Baptist
Church here for several years, is now
living in Conway.
tuesday evening the Fortnightly
Club was entertained at the home Of
| Mrs. Carlotta Capers. Guests for
three tables of progressive rock we're
! present and when scores were count
ed Dr.. Lionel Stukes was declared
winner of first prize. Mesdames John
Lesesne, Trcadwell Dingle and Wal
lace Mathis cut for consolation. A
delicious salad course was served.
The Matrons' Book Club met with
mrs. "A. L. Burgess Thursday after
noon. Several members were absent,
Delng out OF town on their vacations.
Rook, followed by cream and cake,
was enjoyed very much. The nresi.
dent requested called meeting with
Mrs. Capers Tuesday afternoon
Among those present were: Mes
DANES L. j. Davis, John Lcscsne, w
e, Williams, Treadwell DiHglo, Car.
- @ '"tt" Cnnara. c. d. Davis, knight
Stuckey, w. II. Anderson and w. D
McClary, Misses Cora and Lillian
Miss Martha Pitts entertained .,
her nome Friday night in honor Of
rcr mav;s guests, @ Misses Fannie James
the guests had arrived, several tabJ,
games were played on the porch which
was attractivcly decorated with not =.
plants and marigolds. The hostess
announced contest which was won
by Miss Grace Allen and Mr.. Mani.
gault Capers. A delicious salad
course. was served and the quests
were invited into the parlor where
thcy were entertained by Miss Dix
on at the piano. ''' ''>
Miss Martha Pitts gave an attrac-
i've linen shower to the bridc-elcct.
miss MISS Rebie Hunter, Friday morning
me guests were entertained on the
VIDE porch with rook and other table
games. A contest was then intro
duced, which was won by Miss Fannie
James Davis. Dainty refreshments
were served, after which the guests
| were led into the paror where sew
eral songs were sung to the bride -oioct
as inc hostess presented her with the
beautiful gifts from her friends
Ihese were opened and admired bv
ali. The guests departed, shoutinS
what good time they all had.
Mr.. /. |. Walker died Sunday after
noon at five o'clock after several
months of illness. Mr.. Walker was
one of the towns most honored and
beloved men as is attested by his re.
peated election to the office of Mavor
by his, fellow citizens. Interment
merton. 80
MRS. j. Q. Ross died in Sumter Fri
Gay and was inferred at Andrews
Chapcl Saturday afternoon at four
o'clock. Mrs. Ross formerly Miss
May Brown, spent her girlhood davs
IN Summcrton but for the past few
years lived on the "Manning Pincland
Place" near Sumter. She is survived
by her husband, two children, Mar
gucrite and j. q. Jr.; two sisters, Miss
Daisy Brown and Mrs. e. w. Lewis
OF Sumter; and three brothers. Wcs-
ley OF Columbia, Herbert of Sumter.
and Harry of Summcrton.
BRIDE ELECT