The Manning times. (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, June 12, 1918, Image 3
IST Of REGISTRANTS
John Emanuel Shorter, Davis Sta
tion, S. C.
George Pugh, Pinewood, S. C.
Samuel Baren Harrington, New
Zion.
Sam Gamble, Lake City.
Aaron Glover, Pinewood.
Alvin Harden, Remini.
Alvin Charles Hilton, Davis Station.
Joseph Samuel' Cantey, Sum'merton.
Oliver White, Manning.
Clint Clifotsd Codgill, Manning.
Elo Walters, Summerton.
Turner Gaymon, Paxville.
Jake William Bradham, New Zion.
George MeConico, Remini.
Mose Brailoford, St. Paul.
Johnnie Rosenbaugh Manning.
Thomas Mahoney, Ianning.
James Gary Evans, Gable.
Massey Bracy, Summerton.
. James Witherspoon, Wilson.
Robert Harvin, Davis Station.
Benjamine Pendergrass, Foreston.
Manuel Cousar, Gable.
Mose Caldwell, Summerton.
Dave Heltty, St. Paul.
Wilbur Hayne Garland, Sardinia.
Robert Jackson, Gable.
~t William Dozier, Jr., Manning.
Dave Huggins.
,Charlie Jones, St. Paul.
.G e Richard Hatfield, Manning.
Frank Richburg, Summerton.
John David Daniels, Alcolu.
John William Barton, Manning.
Joseph Walter Burgess, Manning.
Frazier King, Silves.
Henry Fred Carter, Manning.
Martin Lee Barwick, Pinewood.
Clarence Geddings, Alcolu.
Henry Nelson, Rimini.
William Ross, Manning.
John Mason Keniedy, Gables.
William James Tomlinson, Turbe
rille.
Lawrence Stukes, Davis Station.
Johnnie Benbow, St. Paul.
Percy Roe Woodruff, Summerton.
Ulricia Guy Wadford, Alcolu, S. C.
Eddie Louis, Manning.
Robert M. Griffin, Pinewood.
Brown Morris, Summerton.
Laurence Ford, Gable.
Henry McFaddin, Wilson.
Thomas' Hilton, Wilson.
John H. Mclntoshi Mayesville.
Johnnie Davis, Jordan.
Walter Lilon Martin, Alcolu.
Harry Stone, Paxville.
Earnest LeRoy Green, Turbeville.
LeRoy Devon Coker, Turbeville.
Nelson Johnson, Jr., Davis Station.
Henry Earnest McIntosh, New Zion.
Nat Ri.hardson, Davis Station.
Frank William Ward, Manning.
Adam Wesley Lincoln, Turbeville.
Samuel Roberson, Silver.
James Lawson, Summerton.
Ralston Wilbur Knowlton, Nw
Zion.
James Moultrie Robinson, Turbe
ville.
Johnnie Mack, Davis Station.
Joseph Pinckney Tobias, Wilson.
Gordan Wilder DuBose, Turbeville.
John W. Kelley, Foreston.
William Rowler Evans, New Zion.
Philip B. Reardon, New Zion.
Robert Lee BagnAl, Wilson.
James Thomas Gowdy, Turbeville.
Alburtus Murphy Stone, Paxville.
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STAPLE
David Madison Strange, Wilson.
Hughey Montgomery, Alcol. t
Wallace Patric Drose, Wilson.
Willie Austin Wright, Alcolu.
Christopher Columbus McConico,
Rimini.
Charles Smith, Silver.
Levan Richardson, Manning.
Arthur Holladay, Paxville.
Elliott Lemon, Silver.
Adger Burgess, Alcolu.
Robert Lester Jones, Summerton.
Eugene lLanks, Summerton.
Wilson Crosby, Rimini.
Ales James, Silveri
Johnnie Wright Gibbons, New Zion.
Grady Jones, Manning.
Nathaniel Johnson, Silver.
James Nelson, Greelyville.
Samuel David Coker, Turbeville.
Henry Richardson, St. Paul.
James Elo Thames, Manning. -
Clarence Eugene Green, 7rt 1e.
Dewey Hopkins, Pinewood.
Walter Brown, Paxville.
Charlie Williams, Manning.
William Tisdale, Davis Station.
Grant Stukes, Silver.
John Smith, Lake City.
Johnnie James, Summerton.
Ed Walker, Davis Station.
Freddie White, Davis Station.
Willie Boyd Freeman, Alcolu.
Moies Singleton, Mranning.
John Harvin, Marion.
Douglas Johnson, St. Paul.
Nathan Pringle, Silver.
William Ballard, St. Paul.
Beauregard Gibson, Summerton.
James Jackson, Manning. t
Amos Murry, Turbeville. C
Enoch Herbert Harvin, St. Pas]. I
Johnnie Wilson, Manning. $
Jim McLean, St. Paul. C
William Eldrige Jenkinson. SiLbe*
Sylvester Barnes, Manning.
Archie Harmon Turbeville, Gable.
Joe Carrigan, Summerton.
Ralph Lennel Kennedy, Gable.
Johnnie Henry Oliver, Sumr)4'r!.ou.
Alfred Burgess, New Zion.
Johnnie Dickson, Silver.
Bennie James Smith, Manning -
Johnnie Carter, Summerton.
Willie Charles, Mannin.
Charles Henry Barwick, Paxv-JIe.
Nero Sprott, Summerton.
Laurence Frazier, Summerto'..
Sylvester Bethune, Paxville.
Kershaw Harison, BloomvifLe.
John Bracy, St. Paul.
Harvey Johnson, New Zion.
Medikiah Louis, Silver.
David Becken Watts, Turb -J..
Charlie Washington, Mannin
Tolley Smiling, Paxville.
Willis McKinley Parker, P: "c.l.
Ernest Servant, M.anning.
Ira Ashbell Coker, Turbevi:>e. V
Willie Garland, Turbeville.
Mitch Adger, St. Paul.
Alex Joseph Timmons, Sur:::r +:tor.i. 7
Charlie Robinson, Rimini.
Lou Jake McCray, New Z:.:
James Melvin Buddin, Turuow"x.. -
Chappel Brown, Rimini.
Thomas Winfield Chewning. V.
Leland Dow, Summerton.
Calhoun Dickson, Rimini.
.James Morris, Silver.
Joseph Felder, Wilson. t
Henery Johnson, Rimini.
Pinckney J. Ragiti, St. Paul. s
Carrigan Mouzon, Summerton. V
Sam McBride, Jr., Summerson.
Willie Presley, Sardinia.
Gospel .of La
rnd Materials
lollars in the world could not buyi
r:tory is not purchasable-we must
eed be, die for it. Dollars can worl
ai so far as they are converted into1
A dollar hoarded is a slacker; a dolk
;a dollar saved is a patriot. For a
:sents idle power; a wasted dollar r
ver; a dollar invested in the Uniti
t represents power saved, labor sai
d-it represents power, labor arnd:
n the firing line, over the top. Ani
ts reserve power, energy stored, pi
erved for its owner to use later on.
r Savings Stamps. You can buy
It Stamp for 25 cents. A card iis furt
laste it. Sixteen Thrift Stamnpu ph
will buy a War Savings Stamp. On~
United States Government wilt pay
amp pasted on a War Savings~ C
compounded quarterly when~ thet t
wary 1, 1923.
ur Dollars' ~
Ta Space Conri rtd ay
5, VENNII
Dealer in
and FANCY GRO(
Madison Chappel Nelson, Summer.
on.
James McCray, Alcolu.
Edward Palmer, St. Paul.
Dock King Manning.
Jim Gainble, Alcolu..
Samuel Hoyt Jones, Turbeville.
Bee Simmons, Summerton.
Melvin Hammett, Manning.
Warren Davis, Summerton, S. C.
Izel Brunson, Manning.
Warren Brown, St. Paul.
Eugene Mellette, Manning.
John Senior Witherspoon, Manning.
David Kennedy, Sardinia.
Arthur McFaddin, Lake City.
Frank McFaddin, Lake City.
Willie Green, St. Paul. 4
General Lee Johnson, St. Paul.
Asbery Bethes Smith, Lake City.
Anthony Gilliard Altman, Jr., Man
ing.
Ervin Gordan, Lake City.
Bennie Richardson, Davis St.tion.'
Thomas Martin, Silver.
Tom Hannah, Alcolu.
Robert Witherspoon.
James Leonard.
Yeuben Giliiard, St. Paul.
LeRoy Geddings, Paxville.
George Fullard, Turbeville.
James Stukes, Summerton.
Mose Gibson.
Richard F. Elliott.
-W-S-S-~
ARMOUR & CO. CHANGE
(:hicago, June 9.-Armour &. Co.,
omght announced that it would
hange from a elo ed corporation to
stockholders comhpany by issuing
00,000,000 in debenture bonds. ex
hangeable for seven per cent. cumu
itive preferred stock, as a part of
$314,174.135 of assets in order to
rocure additional capital for the cx.
ansion of its business to take care
war orders.
Bonds, which are to be issued at
ia per cent have been underwritten
y Chicago banks and the transaction
institutes the largest single piece of
miancing ever cared for exclusively
y Chicago financiers.
The bonds are to mature in six
gual installments from June 15, 1919,
) June 1, 1924, callable at par at the
ptiun of the company.
To induce the general public to pur
bae the new bonds, they will be is
. cd in denominations as small as
] will apply to the Judge of Pro
ate for Clarendo County, on the 24th
ny of June 1918, at 11 o'clock A.
I. for letters of discharge as admin
trator of the estate of Shuford
bird. decea.ed.
J. L. WARD,
Administ.,tor
Station, S. C.
May 24th, 1918.
'%esever You Need a General Tonic
Take Grove's.
The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless
td Tonic is equally valuable as a
eneral Tonic because it contains the
,e known tonic properties of QUIN1NIE
rd IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drives
i. Malaria, .Enriches the Blood and
wids up the Whole System. 60 cents.
bor
victory,
work for
C for vic
abor and
ir wasted
hoarded
epresents
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ved, ma
rnaterials
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United
tished on
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January
yvou $5.00
artificate.
unps are
ERIES.
Invest in Unit
WAR SA
THOSE w
who spend
Thrift never
returns as nov
the Spender pa
United States C
Stamps are
denominations
4% interest, coi
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are levied on tl
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pays the intes
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brought suci
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of $5.00. TI
apounded quari
s paid by taxes
1e things you b-;
luxuries. So th
est on the m<
th Uncle Sam.
i choose to be?
pace paid for and donated by
BROCKINTON,
et and Mitchell
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TAY the I
Would Hoard
Guide It to I
Pro fita ble
aiidish instinct tends u
this instinct must be i
The mere hoarding o
but it does not teach
your child his first le
g him a factor in aiding
t lesson of investment
it earns interest. Thri
ment with money for
:arn 4 per, cent. interesi
vith a Thrift Stamp Bo(
emust Paid for and Donated
S' PHARMP
vernment
'AMPS
Those
:st.
i golden
profits
.r Savings
onds in
iey yield
.erly.
;. Taxes
Iy--most
a spender
>ney the
sars, Manniinj. S. C..
land That
the Pennies
~atriotic and
Investment
sually toward saving.
Ldded a purpose in the
r coin pleases a child's
the lesson of thrift,
sson of patriotism by
the government, and
by placing his money
rt Stamps furnish the
carrying on the war,
Replace the pennry
>k.
by
LCV.