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the Manning imes. Published Every Wednesday WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1920 Miss Panina Bradhain is visiti'ig in Bishopville. Mr. Taylor Stukes of Charleston spent Easter at his home in Manning. rhe town election conies off next Monday. Mr. Harry Gerald, who is in the to bacco business in Kentucky is at home for a few days. The friends of Mrs. H1. R. Boger will be saddened to learn that. she is ill with pneumonia. Dr. and Mrs. Ahe Weinberg spent last Sunday in Manning at the home of Mrs. Rosa Weinberg. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. larvin are at Cope, Orangeburg county, visiting their daughter, Mrs. 1). D. Salley. Mrs. B. D. Refo and children of Co lumbia are visiting th-Ir parents, Mr. and Mrs. Furman Bradham. Died suddenly last Saturday at his 'home near Bloomville, Mr. Charlie Timmons. Mr. Preston Thames of Florence Visited his parents, Mr. and Mirs. P. B. Thames in Manning this week. Ralph King is spending the Easter holidays at hs home in Manning. Ho will return to Wofford next week. Our streets present a much neater appearance since council had all of the signs taken down in front of the stores. Mrs. W. A. Galloway and Mrs. John Finney and children of Clinton are visiting the home of Mr. J. M. Gallo way near Manning. Mrs. 1l;n Hydricks, who has been spending several weeks in Manning, left last week for a visit in Orange burg. Mrs. M. L. McCollough is in the Florence Infirmary, having undergone an operation for apendicitis last week. hittle Marian Williams had the mis fortune of fallirng from her bicycle last Sunday, and the accident caime near resulting seriously. Last Friday was Field day for the colored schools of the county. but owning to the inclement weather the crowd was small. Mr. and Mrs. I.. It. Bradliami and little son of Columbia are the guest of their parelnts, Mr. and Mrs. .1. F. Bradham. Born to Mir. and Mis. M P. Ingr'am in S1p1ingfield. ()!hio last week, a baby boy, Mrs. Ingram is a dau1ghiter of Mr. am Ars. 1'. B. Thames of M ann - ing. The Tuwentyieth (inu Mother's Club will eniet in Gra Jury rooi at Court liouste on F" riday afternoon, at four O'lo'k. All iothei's aT cr (ially invited to this meeting. Come to see the "Spiinsteris Convyen tion Big Brmanch sch'lool aud itorium April 9, Fi'iday afteinoon 8:00) o'cloc'k. See Proflessoi' la keovei' transftor'm thme old maids into blutsh ing youiig hldies. The Woffoid G lee Clubi played( to a packed house last Tlhursdnay night ini the school auditoium, and the cinvie league realIiz'ed a nea t sum i fr'oim the re'e iplt s. hianm, Mr i. Yarber i anad Miss Blackmiiani, both of Tmhe kville. The groom is 60 yeai's of age anmd the bride is just swe'et Sixteen'i. Progr'am iiof W\o m an's Mission ary' Soc iety of the Methodist Chur ich. Will meet Monday a fter'mnoon A pr'il 1 2thm at 4:30 o'clock at the Church. Tlopie. --life Sei'vice. Hlymin 350. Bi"o 'I esson -"'In Chist Men Be comor P o'ssessorsM of New Iinnei' P~ow er." AlMs. J1. D. G;erald. Prayci'. Busuiess. ('on test- -"Ourin Work in Clhina."' con (lucted by M rs. G. M. Sinith. Special Musie. "('hrist ian I lomeo as Recruiting Station" Mis. J1. A. Cole. Hlymn 349. Prnayer'. Collection of dnues. Tlhe ainnial pubilc meiet ing of the Woman's Chrmiistian Tlempleranice Un lon to celebrate Frances Willard( Mem orial Day, wvill he held ini the Baptist chorch Sunday night, A pril 1I, at the usual hmour' foi' ('vening worship. The sermon on thuis occaisionm will be preac'h.. ed1 by flev. J1. A. Eaisleny, and a ser'vice of special mlusic' and swig will be ren. dered. T[he pastors and congregations of .all the cli(hurcs arcemril ly in vited to attendr aind take pai't ini this memnoiil service. Mi's. .Joseph Spiott, President W. C. T1. (1. A fact Blue Ribbon Peaches are the best Evaporated1 Peaches on the market. A 5 pound box of these peeled Peaches for $1.50. B. B. BR E EDIN'S Pure Foodl Groery. Drug Store C To our many friends ay We take this opport patronage given us dur the drug business. We Doctors Geo. L. Dickson will continue the same I and under the same nan to serve you on the min thing in their line. Again thanking you Respectl Clarendon JORDAN NEWS Rev. W. S. Myers spent part of last week in Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Chewning made a visit to Summerton to see relatives. Mr. Edd Wilson visited Sumter this week. Miss Cera Thompson is visiting friends in Olanta. Miss Ruth Rawlinson who is attend ing school in Manning spent the Eas ter tide with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Rawlinson. MIrs. John June has returned from a visit to friends and relatives in. Sum ter. The school had a big treat on last Friday when the faculty gave an egg hunt 6n the campus. The services held Sunday were very appropriate when the Rev. W. S. Myers gave one of his able addresses on the "Ressurrection," from the text "le is not here he is risen" Mark, 16: 6. Mrs. Elliott of Blenhiem is visiting her daughter, Mrs. D. S. Cottingham. Miss Sauls of the faculty of the high sehbol spent the week-end in Mann11 ing. There is quite a good deal of inter (st heing ant'icinted in the meetinge of trstees, patrons and teachers tc he held at the Court nouse in Mann ing April 10, 12 noon. M iss Viola Marsh of Danville, Va., is visiting Miss Pauline Grumble. Mr. Joe Mitchum and sister, Miss Birtie M itehum spent a day last week with friends. --o DEAH'l OF P. L. 11OLL.AA Y On Sunday, March 28th, Mr. P). L. IHolladay who lived about.seven miles west of Manning (ied very suddenly. IlIe was in his seventy-fourth year. His passing away was a great shock to his friends as well as his relatives, although they had expected the eld for some time. Mr. Holladay has always lived a Store Fixi Equip For 3 Eight Foot Coi Adjustable Brael ed -Plate Glass Top: Each $90.00. 1 Ten Foot Refrig( 600 lb. ICe Chamn Glass Tops; D)ouble splendid1 fixture for department. P~re $250.00 will sell for 1 Detroit Au' Comnplete from 4< up to 120 lbs. In Present value of t $200.00. Will sell ft Manning 6J DO imagine glacs(es make you look feel. A pair of proper01ly fitti making you fe el young. Eficie if your (-yes are not perfect. in a hundred are. A gi'eat me conId it ion until t he test is made. see AlI THE OPT 11m12:11111111111111111111211111111m111m11 hanges Hands. id customers: unity to thank you for the ing the fifteen months in have sold our business to and H. L, Crouch. They >usiness at the same place e and will always be ready ite whenyou want any we are, ully yours, Drug Store The buy word for the best in Coffee is Chase and San born's Seal Brand. Good coffee never harms anyone. B. B. BREEDIN'S Pure Food Grocery. I very quiet Christian life. He joined the Baptist church when he was a young man. In his latter days he was not able to attend church much but he was a daily reader of his Bible. .- e was one of the mot honest men the writer has ever known. He always always kept his business affairs straight. When he (lied he owed only one little debt anZI a bill of it was found in his pocket book. He not only taught his children to be Christians but he lived an example for them. He Nyas laid to rest in the Davis burying ground near Grahams church of which he was a member at the time of his death. The funern1l was conducted by his pastor, the Rev. 0. W. Triplett. Although the weather was very bad, a large crowd had gathered te pay their last respects. His grave was a beautiful mound of fk.w.rs. ie leaves a devoted aged wife and three daughters: Mesdam-nes T. A.; D. J. and H. A. Bradham of Manning. and three sons, Y. A. R. T. and W. .1. Holladay. Mr. Holladay was a Confederate soldier and wen'; Some exceptional bargains can be obtained at our store on some odds and ends of goods we are discontinuing. Ask us, are better still leL us show you. B. B. BREEDIN'S Pure Food Grocery. It ures and ment Sale mnter Show Cases ect Shelves; Bevel s. Oak Fnished, ~rator Sbhow Cases ber, Beveled Plate Glass insulation. A a market or Candy sent value about $185.00. ~omatic Scale to 60c and weighs peCrfect condition. hese scales :over rV $125.00. roc ery Co. N'T old. You are just as old1 as you d glasses is a powerful factor in ney demalndls that you wvear glasses only'about thirteen pairs of eyes nly peopte are unaware of the real SA N T, O ME TR IS T, S S Welhave jc of Spring SI new; the fab be procured. designs and P( M, air $1 These prices are sure tha the Patterns yourself. The ] Cloth Home of Ha I SI brough Iany hardships for his coun- Jij ry. Veep not that his toils aye over, Veep not that his race is run; lod grant we may rest as calmly Vhen our work, like his is done. Ie bids him rest for a season. ience v 'or the pathway had grown too steep; fully e And folded in fair green pasture of the ic giveth his loved one sleep." give cc A Friend. sive at O CANDl~IDATES FOR ALIDERMEN ....,. The following Citizens of the town CAN av~e considlered to let their names be sed as Aldermen of the town: I an J1. D. GER ALYD the to' C. E. CIIEsTPNUTr. of Api C7ANDIDATrE FOR MAYOR I hereby announce myself a candidl-C *tc for the office of Mayor of the towvn *f Manning in the coming election of tpril 12th. With four years exper VWhy not try a quart of tis 11 hose nice California Black tion. LSye Peas. s.hol": B. B. BRE EDIN'S lina U Pure Food Grocery. amni Increase 3 Not what your property cos mine the amount of your IN~ value of the dollar. Carry en you will get dollars enough to Don't iDe' To-morrc WE INSURE EVEI Manning Rei S. W. BARRON Tew pring hirts ist received a shipment iirts. The Patterns are rics are the best that can They come in all styles, colors. We have them in !rcales, adras, bre Silks, id Pure Silks. Prices from 0.00 to $15.00 suit any purse, and we t we can please you in Drop in and see for D. J. Chandler ing Company, rt Schaffner & Marx Clothes umter, S. C. t in large, juicy PruneS The following ticket has agreed to serve the town for next two years if B. B. BR EEDIN'S elected: 'ure Food Grocery. AM: r W.C. DAVIS labeo ovigtedirsAldermen s alderman, I feel that I am111 L. DICKSON apable of knowing the desiresS.JSMT masses. If elected I promise to S. L. HUGGIN& the people a clean, progres- . i. WITE ministration. 1117GHI C. McKELVEY. A. C. BRADHAM a canddate fr Aldemaneo Gno ann nteeeto . . BEDIS ii 12. Yor vo.e is oliIited ~. ~. APELT. Pu . Foo RGBoY. HUGH . cELVE. eteA.bok riCiBADHA a cnddae orAdmNNI f SOUn grCARLNA~m urn ftanarunin ig h slcoo Br.g Frech BREEIN'Stma stoyegne nlPrenparTor prpaaton o nol Students for Winthrop and Clemson win honord. Indlividual instruc Thorough grounding Rapid progress. Students accomplish more year than otherwise in two. Tuition, 36 wveeks, $45. Beneficiary ships are offered by Winthrop, Clemson, the Citadel and South Caro niversity for which special coaching will be given for ,:ompetitive ex ions. rm begins January 5, 1920. (our Insurance! t but what it can be replaced for should deter sURANCE. Higher prices have reduced the >ugh INSURANCE so that in case of calamity make good your loss. lay, See Us To-day w May Be Too Late ! (Y THING AGAINST ANYTHING dty & Insurance Co. JOHN C. BAGNAL Manning, S. C.