Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Cbe ianning times. Published Every Wednesday EDNESDAY, NOVEMBER - 3, 1920 Mrs. D. Hirschmann has returned home from New York. Charlton DuRant, Esq., was in New York Monday on business. Mr. Nelson was a business visitor to Columbia on M.onday. Mr. Joe Burgess of Clemson Col lege spent the week-end in town. Miss Mattie Venning was the guest of Miss Mary Clarkson in Columbia last week. Messrs. J. W. tigby, J. A. Wein berg, S. Oliver O'Bryan and J. W. Wideman visited the Fair last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Rigby spent Wednesday and Thursday in Colum bia, attending the Fair. MAr. and Mrs. 11. C. Curtis went to Columbia last Thursday to see the Carolina-Clemson football game. Miss Blossom and Bessie Nash and Mr. Wendell Levi of Sumter spent the week-end with Mrs. Leon Weinberg. Mrs. Jake Iseman returned home Sunday from Atlanta, where she had been visiting her sister. Died last Thursday at his home near Wilson, Mr. Allen Louder, and was buried at Oak Grove on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. D. Hirschmann an nounce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Annie to Mr. Harry Frisch of Schenactdy, N. Y. Mrs. J. W. Wideman entertained at bridge last Thursday afternoon in honor of her sister, Mrs. G. H. Slater ' of Orangeburg. Mrs. Joseph Sprott was the first lady to register in Manning, and on yesterday was the first lady to cast her vote in the presidential election. Dr. Thornton Whaling will preach in the Presbyterian church at Sum merton next Sunday morning and night. Married last Thursday by Judge of Probate Windham, Mir. Carl Loyd of Winston-Salem, N. C., and Miss . Freeman of' Manning. Died in Columbia Monday, Mr. J. J. Bragdon, father-in-law of Mrs. Car rie Bragdon of Manning. The deceas ed was 80 years old, and lived in Clar endon several years. The W. C. T. U. will meet at the home of Mrs. Oliver O'Bryan next Tuesday afternoon, November 9th, at 4 o'clock. All members are earnestly requested to be present. The election in Clarendon yesterday passed off very quict. In fact, the vote was small and as usual little in terest was taken. The returns have not come in yet, therefore we cannot give the figures. Died in MamI,in yesterday after noon, Mrs. Maud Stukes, widow of the late Thos. .1. Stukes. The deceased leaves four children. Iler death was a sirpri'ise to this coimunitv as her dleath wvas u nex pectedl a'nd sudden. Th'le regular monthmly meeting of the Missionary Soci''ty of the Methodist church will he held *iwxt Monday, Nov. 8th at 4 p. im. at the Methodist church. All members are earnestly solicited to At The Pastime! 7 :00 P. M. and 8 :45 P. M. TONIGHT Char-les Ray 1D "Bill Henry" TOMORROW "Th~le She Tiger" A thrilling d'rma of the Me.xican Bor'der'. FRIDA Y Williami Farnumn in "Wolve's of the Night" SATUJRDAY Ethel (layton "Vicky Vanl" MOND)AY Bert Lytell in TU~ JESD A Y Elaine Hammerstein in "A Country Consin" IMITATION IS THE li, SINCEREST ni b FORM OF 00 U] FLATTERY h, b. it We wish to thank our C imitators for the compli bi ment. The dollar is still 1i getting value .received at our store. Friends you e have stood by us nobly the first month that our new plan-CASH and CARRY N has been in operation. U You will find some F C prices below that will ap- ) peal to you. P Mazola Cooking Oil P 30c a can New Crop Second Head Rice $1.00 a peck t Large Cake Star Soap 6c a cake 1 f Octagon Soap e 8%c a cake Armoui's Star Hams 40c a pound Dime Brand Milk 20c a can Best Pearl Grits 39c a peck Large Cans Snowdrift . $1.90 a can Klim Milk, 10 qt. size $1.80 a can King Bird Salmon 20c a can Parched and Ground Coffee 15c a lb. A Good Green Coffee 15c a D: FRUIT CAKE TIME IS HERE. We have just r'eceived Currants, Citron, Lemon Peel, Orange Peel, Rais ins, Glace Cherries, Glace Pineap)ple and Shelled Al. monds. Aunt Jemina Pancakes and Maple Syrup are fine these mornings. We wvill have for sale this year Wards Paradise and Bromm's old Virginia FRUIT CAKES. B. B. BREED IN THE CASH AND) CARRY G Rt 0 C E R We D~on't Cut Prices We Make Them. EAN AND CROSS? IIOWS YOUR LIR? ry SardraS, An Excellent Stimulant and Tonic One's disposition depends largely on te condition of the body. Hot tem rs usually are the result of sluggish vers, poor digestion, stomach oubles, etc. The nervous system can't expected to operate smoothly when te digestion is upset. A mean', cross disposition in the orning before breakfast is a pretty id indication. The system heeds eansing. Many wise folks take pains to keep ieir bodies properly. A tablespoonful SarDraS before each meal will tone the digestion, stimulate the stom .h, enliven the liver and purify the ood. A scientific stimulant and tonic repared. from medicinal roots and ,rbs. Improves health and disposition r cleansin5 the body and regulating s organs. . Does what the common xatives cannot do. Contains no al )hol. Ask all dealers and jobbers. 3 pisent. Any others that would ke to conic are cordially welcome. Mr. Joe Yassney, who was appoint I the third officer of the town start 1 on his new job Monday. Mr. assney is a man of good judgment id we believe he will make a fine Bicer. A very delightful Hallow'een party as held at the home of Witmer Shope it Fri'day evening from 5 to 7. Thosel resent were: Doris Coffey, Florence avis, Ruth Boger, Christine Patrick,-I osalie Weinberg, Harriet Plowden,i rances McElveen, Doc Bradham, Bill 'Bryan, Warren Horton, Muldrow Tindham and Witmer Shope. Misses ladaline Shope, Pearl Hirschmann nd Mrs. 11. J. Newman served're reshnients to the little guests. Quite a surprise marriage took lace at Sunimerton last WednesdayI fternoon when Miss Annie Felder be- I Ane the bride of Mr. Willie Black. 'lie bride, who is the (laughter of Mr.:1 nd Mrs. W. E. Felder and is an ac :m)plished and beautiful young lady. Ir. Black who is from New York, is I prominent young man with head uarters in the above eity. The happy I ouple have the congratulations of ieir many friends. Dickson's Drug Store is to be high-'I i congratulated for their efforts in urnishing the people of Manning and icinity with the election returns last I ight. The lirge crowd present was ntertained between bulletins with loving pictures and no doubt the bireatening weather kept away hund- i eds. This -enterprising store was the ecipient of much praise from those resent for this progressive nove. A lovely social event was the re eption given last Wednesday after- C oon1 by 'Mrs. C. R. Sprott in honor of Irs. C. R. Sprott, Jr., a recent bride. t teceiving with the hostess and the a on1oree were Mrs. Joseph Sprott, c Irs. S. R. Sprott and Mrs. Jesse prott. Chrysanthemums in all their >vely coloring from white to deepest J urple were used in profusion in the iving rooi, the hall, where Miss Lily >nmma Sprott served fruit punch and it the dining room. Here from a eautifully decorated table Miss Sue ;prott, assisted by a bevy of youngi" irils, served pink and white ices andi akes. A number of ladies called dur nig the afternoon. - -o ]I NOTICE I wvill apply to the Probate Court f Clarendon County, S. C., on Fri ay, D~ecembher 3, 1920 at eleven 'clock in the forenoon for a final dis harge as Admiinistrator of the estate *f Lula Kershaw, deceased.I Mathis Postell. Manning, S. C., Nov. 3, 1920. pd. 11OW-, THlE BABY SUFFEREI I Ier little body was red, inflamed l nd itching wvith eczemia, or some I indlred rash. Other treatmients fail d, but Zemerine made her healthy nd( comfortable. Sold1 for $1 anti '0 cents by Dickson D~rug Store. ------0 CARD) OF THANKS We wish to express through the olumrans of your paper our heart felt j hanks andt appre~ciation for the many :indnuesses shown our loved one, J. E. (ennedy in his Inst illness by the good >eople of his comnmunity and thirough~ mut the county. By His Family. sTATPE OF SOUTH! CAROLINA, County of Clarendon COUJRT 01" COMMON PLEAS l'he Sumter Trust Co., Plaintiff, against loston David, HI. C. DeLaine, and S. E. Briggs, Defendants. P urnsua nt, to a Decree0 of the Court >f Comnitn Pleas for saidl County antI -;ta'te, made in abiove entitled action () me dlirectedl, wvhiich Decree is dauted )etobe'r 30, 1920, 1, E. R. Plowden sheriff of, Clarendon County, will sell it public 'auction to the highest bid ler for cash on Monday, the sixth (lay >f D~eceniber, 1920, being salesday, ,vithin the ,legal hours for judicial mdes, in front of the Court IHouse at Vianning, S. C., the following describ a realI estate: All that parcel piece, or tract of and lying, being andl situated in the EChENAN Monet backi without quest on if HUNT'S Salvo fails in thi. treatmernt of ITCH. i(CZEMA, RINGWORM, TET'iTER or i ~ i other itching skin digcages. Tryp a 75 cent box at our risk. ICI(KRON'S RUG STO(REnn *mmmmmmsp Ne1A For Men, Cuffs and Slei cover closely,lI I while armhc extra width w so You can wear you ,prefer to THE LARW The J r .1 The Hor1 I 14 N. Main Street I ounty and State aforesaid, contain ag one hundred and ten and nine enths (110 9-10) acres, more or less, part of "Cuddo" plantation, bound I as follows: North by lands of sharlton DuRant; East by lands of rideon Ballard; South by lands of J. . Cantey, and West by lands of D. 1. Rodgers. Purchaser to pay for papers. E. R. Plowden, Sheriff of Clarendon County. MAN ORDINANCE IEUAIGPAKN FV HICLSO ETITET OFTETW O ANN FOI H VILTHERE Beitordiedb theond ICfsouclasmld and auhoit Sectov Fo nfer loey pa1 ag ofhirinne itrshale n own tetexcept ith cete heefIn You schaneari tee froCurc Srefer to s oudrStetonKitSretfo IrosSretoMlSretado THlSrefo Ett LAree(Dn :in Stet INUR LtusI In n W e an ouny ndState sadonan M~ n hnrdannind ni ts.(1 9W. AcroroNes Shipme CRADLEI 4ORENZ cientitic Women and ,ves are shaped in t ut comfortably the a Iles are always ro( here needed. these Sweaters ovei do so. "EST STOCK IN EASTERN ). J. Chc thing Compa Re of Hart Schaffner & Marx I.E.EEEE3EEE.MI SectioUi - Updn' the streets de scribed in Section Ohe hereof, all ve hicles shall be parked in the center of said streets, at an angle thereto of forty-five digrees- and within the lines marked out upon said Streets. Pro viled, however, that no vehicle shall be parfted within ten feet* of an in tersecting street, nor shall any ve hicle be parked opposite any alley way leading into said street, but sufficient space shall be left so that vehicles may enter ssid alley ways from either side of the street. Section' III-Any person violating ance, upon conviction thereof, shall you break a Lens save it dupi A R TH E OPT E Your 4 sure your Cotton aiantity, at any p1 also store it for y arehouse. lealty & Ins PHONE 214 Manning, S. C. GATA toft Children! he knitting to rms of wearer, - >my, assuring -*your coat if ' CAROLINA. mndler Clothes'. SUMTER, S. C.N pay a fine of not less than one dollar nor miore than one hundred dollars, or be confined upon the County chain gang for not less than one day, nor more than 'thirty days. Section IV.-This Ordinance shall go into effect immediately and all Or, dinances or parts of Ordinances 'in conflict herewith, arw nereby repeal ed.$.. Done and Ratified in .Co uncil .As sembled, this the first day of Novem.. ber, A. D., 1920. .W. C. Davis, J. G HuginsMayor. - . I ;he kitting ou a a' rm ofttoarer ace )my assurin yurnca Co. COLINRA I