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14 . 1. -e. Published Every Wednesday WE[DNESDA Y, NOVEMBER 10, 1920 T1he banks mal storecs wvill close to mrorrow, this binrg A ristice Day. Horn to Mr. arnd Mrs. R. 0. Cope land October 29, a baby girl. Hot supper(r at New Center school hourse, November 12th. Bo'rn toi Mr. and Mrs. Jlamves Iar rison M~oniday a ten andi one-half pound baby boy. Married in (Colurmbia October 29, M rs. Kate W indham0 andr Mr. D)inkins Mctal! both of'\ Manninrg. TPh ere will be a ba rree sup jper anrd ot her amuaisement s :r the scho ol hioukre at Sardinria on F'ridayv, November 19, for the bernef it of' thIe schrool. Purblic cord ially inivitedi. Save twelve andr a half or nmore on every hale of ((ittbon. Schiwartz, Bros. will pay 2 1 -2 cemris per pioundr above best nmarket. price, ini e xchanrge for At ThePastime TON I''l TO MORROW ~ A Dramna of l'( rive and eveng~e "'TillE HiEA'lE IN CHIN4EI'" \ larice ( 'uomedy \' r lIu ' SATIRDA Y ''(AREEl~lR OF KA '' IiRiNEl RUSh' withI ALLT STPAR CAST MONDAY featri n g (EORGE: BIHAN TlIIl8SDAY featrr'inrg OWICN AMOO R ciwer F DWC W( substan De: store be We ciate not 4 We'r EvE D.J.( 4AIN ST. merchandise or on account. Read ad-I vertisement. Schwarez Bros., Sum ter, S. C. Miss Ruth Levi of Sumter was the guest of Miss Netta Levi last week. Mr. J. C. Plowden has sold hi dence to Mr. J. D. Gerald. Mr. Ingram Bradham spent yester (lay in Columbia on business. Mr. B. B. Breedin left yesterday for Atlanta where he went on business. Mrs. Aycock and children of Vir-. ginia is visiting her sister Mirs. R. D. Cothran in M~anning. Mr. J. E. Reardon has been confined to the house several days suffering with a severe cold. Miss Corinne Barfield has been ap pointedl clerk in the office of the coun ty Commissioners. The town is now having the streets mn the business portion lined off, andl all vehicles will be made to park with in the lines. Rev. L. B. McCord, Rev. C. B. Smith, W. M. Plowden, James Dickson and Wallace Plowden are spending this week in the wilds of Santee. Quite a number of Manning people are planning to go to Sumter tonight to see "Irene," a musical comedy which has had a long run in New York. Mr. HI. C. Curtis has been appoint ed Chairman of the Fourth Roll Call for the Red Cross, which begins to morrow, Armistice Day. DtW~ Paeneed Beugale give me es. setatIa, endurable 1we we4tapr em a wit ~ss4e t . ad. .etIon ame -wgn 0 teanis. Whae see a Pa~ ebreessed Sensalew. DIXRm HOUSE C inname==r5 rice dll Sui re sacrificing our I tially LOWER COST finitely lower prices i lieves in. are taking this decisive acti mly now, but in the future, e in business for a long, lot rything marl exactly wh THE LA aand The H( T T-.L C' nn iochanffer 4 There will be a dance at Pinewood n iext Friday night. A band from Camp C Jackson will furnish music for the v ccasion. The public is invited. h b Mr. Clarence Iseman has disposed ti >f the "Small Margin" Grocery store S to Mr. A. C. DuBose who will continue A the business in the same stand, next A loor to The Pastime Theatre. t The election commissioners met yes- h1 :erday and declared the election. The V >nly contest was for Congress. W. 'urier Logan the Democratic nominee received 902 votes andl St. Mark Sas Portas the Republican contestant re :eivedl 49 votes in the county. Newv price for cotton. Schwvartzt Bros. in Sumter wvill buy your cotton and pay you 2 1-2 cents per p~oundl above the best market price. Read the large advertisement for particu Lars. Schwartz Bros. Sumter, S. C. A Barbecue and llot Supper wvill be g'iven at the Newv Center school house near' residlence of Mr. John C. Durant, Jr., Friday evening, November 12th. Starting about 7:00 o'clock. Pro Leeds of the supper wvill be used for the benefit of the school. Everyone is cordlially invited to come. t We wondler if the towno authorities y are, going to enforce the plumbing S ardmiance wvhich reads that every I property holder along the sewer and water lines must make the connec-" tions. The non-enforcement of this i ordlinance wvould be a step backward in sanitation, and there is no dloubt but the health of any community deC nson strict sanitary measures. McGII,L-SAN DIFER Mr. J1. Motte M~cill, prominent young merchant of this place, wvas *very man a chane to owa Me weather-proof, eajoyable kem.. dead air apace between efeots id Winter cold. r-quickly erected by ay handy you save In rent will soo, pay OMPANY , - ,-. e. 3vel in IS and )rofits now to give it once for the sa [on as a special service I Ig time. Your confidem :ed in plain j at reduction RGEST STOCK IN EAk ler C1 me of SE Marx Clothes iarried Sunday afternoon to Mis ieraldine Sandifer of Orangebur ,here the ceremony took place at th o. ; )f a relative or the bride. Bot ride and groom are wel knw c1t.' is community. They returned her unday night. Mrs. D. E. Bradhan irs. W. B. Gregg and Miss Dordi IeGill, sisters of the groom, attende ie wedding.-Kingstree Record. The bride is well rememberedl her aving been employed as saleslady i Veinberg Co., for quite awhile. 0 CARD) OF THANKS We wish to thank the relatives an riends of Mrs. Maude Stukes fo 1eir sympathy and beautiful fLorn ifts in our recent bereavement. Thomas Stukes, Zuline Stukes, -Cleo Stukes, Clyde Stukes. TOTES OF TIEACHIERS MEBETINi A fairly representative unumber o larendon County teachers met at th ourt House last Saturday in respuons > a call for reorganization. Asi ras the first meeting no set prograt ad been arrangedl. Th'le following oflicers were electe > serve the association for this yeau . Gist Gee, Superintendent of thi ummerton high school, P'residlent ). M. Turbeville, Principal of the Tui INS UR. Let us hi In anyq We can State W Mannin g S. W. BARRON O)ver( - - right n you what you want me high standard of Lo our customers, confident :e in us is our most valued 4 Figures, so yot s you are gett 3TERN CAROLINA othiu SUMTEI s I beville school, vice president; Mrs. J. K. Breledil of the Manning high school e secretary. 1 Prof. Gee was electedi as Claren n don's representative in the State e council which manages the machinery , of the state teachers association. as foo crin inmittee yas selected follJ.I~ow:, County Superintendent, E '. J. jBrowvne Prof. A. T. Helms and c Mrs J. K. Breedin. e san Miss Minnie McFadden gave an ac count of the work dlone in some of the schools of this county for the illit ertes. My most valuable st< tacles and Eyeglasses sures your getting Cc fitted. If youl want i II THE OPT( E Your I 1sure your Cotton uantity, at any ph also store it for y< arehouse. Realty ~& Insi 'PHoNE 21.1 Ji Manning,.S. C. oats low, Sood clothes at a quality that this that you will appre isset. KNOW ing Co. ?9 S. e M1fr. J. K. Breedin spoke on the 1re sent financial status showing why teachers cannot expect' to get their pay promptly at this eime. The County Superintendent stress ed the importance of all teachers get ting their state licenses and sending tlhem i for record. A few other items for the general good of the association Were discuss Cel. The inext meeting of the association will be held here, first Saturday in December an d thereafter on the first saturday' in (ech monthi. X. )ck in trade is not Spec but the service that in >rrect glasses corr'ectly ie best service you will ) M ET RIS T ?otton ! for you. ice. u in the urance Co. DHiN C. BAGNAL