Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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'he A1nning times. Published Every Wednesday WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1920 Mrs. R. M. Plowden of Sumter, is visiting her son Dr. T. E. Plowden,. Mrs. Simon Iseman is - Magnolia gardens this week. All of the Democratic clubs are call ed to mect next Saturday. Mr. C. E. Dukes transacted busi ness in Columbia last Thursday. Mr. and MI[ rs. David Levi are in Virginia this week having gone by auto. The many friends of Ir. Walter Plowden will learn with regret of his illness with pneumilonia. Mr. mid Mrs. Itly Wilson of Sumter spent Sunday at the home of Judge John S. Wilson. Mr. .J. If. Wall manager of the Al derian store is in Charlotte purchas ing goods for holiday trade. Messrs. W. C. Davis and S. Oliver O'3ry'an attended the supreme courti1 in Columbia this week. 3t1r. and Mirs. A. C. Bradham and family have returned from a trip to New York. MIrs. Jake Isenian, Misses Irmo. Corrine and Sara Ellen McKelvey visited Magnolia garden last week. City council is having all of the rock that was piled around on the i streets reiovel, which is an improve Iieit. i\iss Octavia Thames, who former ly lived at Silver, died in the upper part of the State, and was buried in t the Manning cemetery last Sunday. Mr. E. R. Plowden, Jr., of George town was in Mlanning last week. Ile came home to attend the marriage of his sister. In boosting the overal club move hent Aldernian's stove is showing an attractive window display of manyO styles of overalls. Mr. R. B. Terrill of Mebane, N. C., is spenling sevenal days here, looking oVCr the tobacco situatioln, Al'. Terrell and Mr. R. D. Cothran will be associat eI together this season. Ed ward S. Ervin, Jr.. 'who is a i I cent gradluate of Bryant an I Stratton t Business College of lallmor r, t is now at home and has a position with I The Manning II aI d wa IC Company. Come to the olbl maids convention, Rig lBranch school aud itoriimli Thir's- t (lay night, A pril 22, , o'clock. See I'Prof. \l a keover tranits formi the (ild t Itaids. Mlr. Aforis Stoinbhardt of New Yoik has located in llanlm a:n1d will estah, lish an electrical buisinessi her'e.o lie can hV1 ftound1 :t the home ot .\r. IarIy SteilIdt. We again caII l nm i Il'; a U Ittnion toI the use vof "cut-Iu It s" ona aut 1oobiles. I s . i i w- think I here is kant or. aaieiie o-agi.At the use of 1 him. W% hotsp our new , I win i-it ration wil I enl force th is Im. reint o lie- ros4(1. is in the silks 2 :inH sere', Urp deiiI 2lb'ne. We ar i ot f a icommni n i oif the' wr.'i r i- note accmpitan ith le alticle, there'r wii e x~ wit hhohl it from itmilication. W'i, w'',ill bie ghal to pint! theb letter andii we' will niot e'xpobse thei athorn, laiit we mu: li halVe : le nameii Ai meet int~e wahel ii at' (0Cor ad ierse opin i i his2 C'.en ni, it For ielbdt apn arduiten ito ake' upioe b- talon whesh lies and thlfeir-wlreporitw-ilsb I', bld~ oi' avymein t bie hld inll t-whe or nr oe xt Monday nig hat vai'leb te. Ac-lc led end are inited toi[ beeen t. aI I S. Naltv :md (r.n 11.( P'troo. Caker fpirsla' gP.n .lNiavy wittbl iitf Man-I nin'rent au recruiiglprt fromAri Seeds--orD hom us e Oin a Are You B( and Fifty Y Do reading and close by artificial light? Do you have to hold i it better? See AT THE OPT !0th, 1920 until April 28th, 1920. Th< -ecruiting boys will visit the townE murrounding Manting And can b ' oun(d at the post office building lit any ,ime. Died last Wednesday at his hom iear Brogdon, Mr. J. Carson Stukes 'he deceased had been in ill health foi ;ome time. le was seventy years o kge. The burial was in the Manning 'emetery. Thoinsday. le is survive( )y a widow and one brother, Mr. J. T stukes of Manning and four daugh ers, Mrs. L. P. Jones, Mrs. J. A slackwell, 'Mrs. It. D. Smith and Mrs \. M. Brogdon. Dr. B. ). Stalnaker wishes to statt o his friends that id was i no wis( -esponsible for the notice in last veck's Times announcing a change ir he ma nagemuenlt of the Clarendor )rug Store. On January 5, 192d, he evered his connection with this busi less adl had nothing to do with th ecevnt changes through which it has mtilergone. While he does wish tc hank his many friends for the splen. lid patronage given him while asso iated with this business, he is now issociated wi ti Zeigler's Pharmacy mld will be pieased to serve them aI hat place. 0 -- NOricE OF DEMOCRATIC CLUB The Farmers Platform Democratic lub will meet in the Court House or ext Saturday, April 14, 1920 at 4 'vlock, P. M. for the purpose of re rgainizing, by electing officers, dele ,ates to the County Convention and o attend to any other -matter that nay come before the Club. By order of E. B. Gamble, Vice-President A. MWindham, Secretary. --- _ 0 - i CARD FRiOM TREAS. WELLS Supervisor Kelly took occasion last veek in the Manning Times to say hat Treasurer Wells would not collect he road tax because the law was de eetive. In tiis statement Mr. Kelly is mis. aken. I have never said that the lawm s maIde by outr delegation is defee iv v. If the law was defective that vouild be io excuse for me to refuse 0 collect said tax. I amtu not collect cn c road tax iecauise it is not lde aind vill niot be uitil the 15tn day of Octo PASTIME Wednesday, SMILADY'S |.DRESSING TABLE has' not ben over'looke, STOCK OF NOTIONS. '# In this dlepartment she accssories in PERFUB * other articles so ind(isp< * finement; necessary to ing her charm. 1 Clarendon The RE htween Forty ears of Age? work indistinct, especially rour reading far off to see tANT, O M E T R I S T, The auditor is required to charge all road tay. as he charges poll taxes. It will take the auditor almost the en tire summer to get the Treasurer's duplicate ready for the collection of taxes to begin on 15th of October. It is my opinion that if the riad tax is charged as poll taxes then they must be collected together and placed on the same receipt. Very respectfully, L. L. WELLS, County Treasurer. 0 NOTICE Manning Democratic Club will meet in The Bank of Manning Saturday, April 24th inst. at 5 P. M. organize and elect delegates to the County Con vention. JOSEPH SPROTT, President. 0 -- Mrs. W. E. Reardon is on a visit with relatives at Black Mountain, N. C. POCALLO TO OPEN ON APRIL THE 22 Pocalla Spring will open for bathing Thursday the 22nd. persons wishing to rent private rooms for the season should procure them at once, the price is $10.00 room )reference given to. last season rents. Season tickets are $5.00 to swim as often as you please: without further cost. Twenty bath tickets $3.00. The lake has been put in thorough condition with some im provement. The picnic grounds are in good shape with tables, swings, and seats. Sunday school, churches, public schoolsj lodges and the general public are cor dialy invited to make use of free of' charge. The dance hall has been thoroughly renovated and equipped with one of the finest electric fans in the state, all you have to do is to drop a dime in the slot and get the music. The grounds, lake and dance hall are well lighted with electricity so you can It cole and enjoy yourself as well at night as in the day. Important, such dances, as Camel, Shimmies, Check or c other vulgar (lances will not be tol- ( erated. All schools in the graduating q If WILLIAM .FOX WILLIAM FARNUM Sit C A TALE OF TWO CITIES . THEATRE, lpril the 28th. :I in selecting our NEW will find many dainty toilett WT, POWDER, SOAP, and* msible to the woman of re-* icer comfort and accentuat Drug Store,~ XAL Store .. OVERAL For Other Clothes After you he well as for those Approved Styles All priced at to the public and A Full Stock in ] You will be b tion now while yi selections to cho< to the markets f( the newest patte The D. J. Chand Sumt< ASHt M: M M titt it ttitttt tittt t m tit uttttit uttit : t!!! lasses of the white schools of Sumter Send in as quick harendon and Lee councies are re- your license plat uested to furnish me their names and The vehicle an, ddress so I can have the pleasure of lected, is to be resenting them with a season ticket from which it is or swining. out only ulpol th M. II. Beck. c iomissioner. --o- - I or some one NOTICE visor's oflice eve1 of May, to regi that date it will To vehicle owners of Clarendon Rural Police, at 'ounty: The law requires you to reg- force the law. ster your vehicles in the Supervisors flice by the first of May 1920. Ar. Wells, Co Licenses, $1.00 on one horse, $2.00 tie that tile law n twvo horse vehicles andl $3.00 onl log het theno ollet arts. Penalty for non-conmpliance iit annotle 25,00 or 30 (lays. Please conme or tui to atueiC HAIL IN Mr. Farmier: ABOUT Y4 They are your livelihood. Into ti and your money. Out of them you naturally, you take good care to prev< stock or tresp~assers. But you cannot prevent dlevastat that visit a farming community, a HI lets that will cut dlown a field of grow You cannot prevent HAIL, but 2 HAIL INSURANCE POLICY in the the company represented by THE MA And HARTFORD) priotection, ba< cheerful payment of all just losses, co It is just as important that you destruction as from loss by fire destrl r'ate' hail insurance policy gives you t1 from a company with the history, the FORD and a policy issued by an agen mer's ever in mind. Don't Delay, To-morrow M1 WE iNSURE- EVERY Till Manning Realty S. W. BARRON Mann truuntmnf itnuttuuutuniiiutratuuutn -I those who want them, and Lve become tired of wearing overalls, as who may prefer to stick to the and Weaves a legitimate per cent. of profit in fairness ourselves. Every Line etter pleased if you will make your selec >u have our unbroken stock of the latest >se from. Our Mr. Hutcheson has been ir the last ten days, and his selections of ons are arriving daily. ler Clothing Co., 0r, S. C. as you can and get 1920 receipts I will refund your s. money. I road tax, when col- I have had enough in the past two used in the districts years in collecting road tax, and I pai(d, and can be paid al through. or(ler of the (listrict .. It takes money, and not law to build roads. will be in the Super- I advised th local commissioners to 'y ady until the first go slow in placing contracts for Or ser vehicles. After having work done. We will have only he up to the Sheriff, the road an(l vehicle collections to pay (I Magistrates to en- for 'oiI, and material, and if it is not paid in), we are helpless. inty rieasurer, tells People Are in every (lay clamoring requiring him to (01- for roao- an(l bridge work to be (lo is dlefective, and that hnem esnfr~rtn hs it.Yorveytu, have paid their roadlJ .IE~Y yo ilrtr hvn wokuon. eiaeonly fe o our ougt, dmatr, endeirigisno ~n damageit them bye agesf onbyheorril road alligewr clmti edne Lsom ihearnce myreofo haitin bhis. you wiln rect yore l agi s uperviby r. HRORFENSURANCECO NNUN CRATOPS SRNC O em you but you trife.ou eery xpectd afinsre returnfoayesidstry, o HI nt asolue t~o temby th cavages ol ionts an the ood namibe of the amT I torm, hasth bestingere of hi cut in[ain Be half ante! NING G A TAYT&INGUAC O &holdinsa an celssfo HAIL iction. Te JHRTFRD' modrate teZasouUt protetion th tucme only