The Manning times. (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, July 06, 1921, Section One Pages 1 to 8, Image 5
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Best Grade
Good and i
FOR FRIDAY AND SATURI
At 10 a. ml. until 12 a. mt. we
sell a $15.00 Silk Crepe Shirt of
Intest patterns at, each
$1.00 Laies' Lisle Thread Ho
.pa ir ... . . _ .. ..
15c Ladies' Handkerchiefs, en
Watch our windows for Barg.
SUMM[RTON IIEMS
We believe it is customary with rail
roa4d pcol)le to run more than one
train under tie same number, anl
train s nning under such circum
stances are known as sections 1, 2,
etc. Hjov we had planned t) run the
first, section of our new number this
week t.at we had in mind, and being
romewhat like a freight train ourself
that is we are niways ca'rrying a big
loa, we had decided if it did not take
with the readers of The Tinmec so -well
w-d un couple .nd crawl inl our ca
boose, :11d leave all fuLore numbers
of say ".19," on side tv:.k. But on
accoint of severail other items of at
least Some intetest to some folks we
shall leave off tli*s matter until n.xt
week.
Thin es are movtig along resonably
wd ll m our town and conimmity, and
the crops are looking fine, but if we
are to accept as facts what most of
our fa mer friends tell l;, looks
seems to he about all, as the weevil
is playing havoc wit the cotton, and
a good m1an,1y of our farmers declare
if thy keep up their atiivity it will
ARRIVED
UtA
15 Doz.
Ribbed T
McC
SUMTER.
Sea Island,
vide, yd. -
V.S
Y Katzoff is goiln
wvill everybody until I N
tile Give us a call
$1.95 factures cost.
se, a
-.19e
Katz
ns. Abram's Old Star
he, impossible to make anything like
a half crop. We hope this will not be
the outcome of this year's erop, but
really things are looking rather
gloomy at this time.
As information to- the gentlemen,
who asked one of our "txw(o hundred
pounders" where we got all our data
oI our letters of "unrest," we wish to
state that we gather this thought
from the "Churn Faces, and whinning"
we hear and see from time to time,
and to play the game fair we belong
to this organization. But we certainly
hope to see this organization disban d
in the near fut ure and a new party
organized to peddle sunshine, and
glad tidings. But to do0 this we must
do as old King )avid said. "Think on
our way, tiurt our feet, make haste
and delay lnot." Now let us analyze
these t sayings, we would say that we
must think correctly and turn our
feet into the paths of optimistic ways,
anmd make haste to make a living with
Out depending on cotton altogether.
And delay not to roll the stone away
and we do know that if we will do
ir part, and trt inl the good lord
he will surely do his. ()nr people
hav been getting along ieasonaly
well filr htotosn eradt
[HIS WEEK
rig \Womnen.
~id 6-Eylet Oxford,
~id 1-Strap Pump,
6-Eylet Oxford,.
Black Hole proof
op Hose, ..
Alum I
ScS
g out of Business. Store has
acate. Below we mention so
(ou will be convinced by pure
LOOP
off's Depv
mnlly of us here now will live much
longer thani two tiousad il e years.
Th'le death of Aliss WVillie lhlo of1
Fort Mlills, S. C., which took place inl
a hospital inl IBaltim re, AM ., last.
week came as a distinct shoek ,o the
people t this conni unity. \lis I limk
vas for several years t Ill icientI
principal of' the Pl'a ola ae.m l l'n!
her un11tiiely diath has sadflenetdI thI:
enltire conmnunity. '\liss; lloke was
dearly beloved by the pupils and11 pa:
trons of thv schooIl, anlid was veipop
uiar With thi Young" 'olks. An actil.
church and .;undayv Slhool work, ndiil
a V01oun1 , iwoman1 of a genial disppi
tion, havine:L. the t if t i akin-.i
friedils with whloilnsuiMver sihe c;nti
inl Contact. ,it w i .
Thei was wh-it wt niit'htt call i
Way reunion at til old G eorge IL -
eslne place Iln Sante Mlonday. AII
from the infornatioil that comes tl
us Owere wan. e oo crowd prewm,
aindie mny dl t hinr to eat, antd it
n ppve-ir thet I verybo)d y had quite a
th m v I n Iut, n 1 hn 1t hin e itIt I I v
d t h i mI I mI t d : . I I t hi I II iIi I I
As t v Inr. ,lf we Ih:l a deli rht (nu!
l-'o rth jra I )p n a u I ' thlt
3hipment of
$7.01(
$9.00)
hros.
Sout h Carolina
Suga:
A poun
day an
.........
been Rented, Mlust- a-cat
ine of our low prises:
hasing your merchandise fo
FOR
irtment S
I:ay at the' b~eatiful4 4ount1ry hiome of1
Air .. .1.llcha isnwhere manym
14uod4 thiiits to4~ I:- were44 sIpread, and1
III:-ly happy :vces v 'werlv il "'eat 11111
-r. l W I ol.1 -: y 1a :nat deal Ilmore
1-okiner t-irl is t" 2-0 this up f1' r1' 1s.
In! the afternoonI we "rattled" oiver to
.\ 1144 b r inlour td1 -:mwoll "Tinl Liz
zi" :1-1 w'itelssed a 1 very pretty game)4
1f h 4!cebal, 411id thin)2s do4 n1ot go( our
'- 11n1 1ort1 111 w did not waIf nt
31nnn .zo e t buit one I-unl. If our.
Ipll( 4 1 h- r to' 4 make iheir faevs
hin very daI\ as they do when a
h lu;+Y comes alwil-, an1d peddlesm
e11 4' as4 thlley v 11 (11n these iood day4
W(l wo1h0 no -dlm mulch lmney to) keenm
u happy and sinl-int that '"I Am a:
C-hihi of the Kini-.
Dr. I. C. "tukes ma f:nnily have
i't ''''ti- from~. '' a rip to (i4orgia
d'.- |-''r4'..' 1and wh-1 1 1!51ked for a r'
'mrt :.s to what th : aw o e r
1,. Stuke: '-:ive u4 the followim'P1 let
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'Ihtc It'S nelt wah(in fa'ai hacke.
r lc a Poi
d of Sugar for lc
d Saturday with
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tore,
Manning, S. C.
El . W.\L.TON TO
h.lIAt \'l2 SU'lAill'TONI
The Rv. \\'In. .\. Walton ead at
4 1111 11 1 h-I' iv' jut:1 .V 11'i'i 4 I 'Vi) -
church iitilli ervi eirntly a(note of') r
I : i ) I i-2Q11
s in n st n)Ii to the Bishop.
lIf referired to the( facIt that. the( period
hle had14 sperilied was. long- passed that
Objiecti s ( incildinit thc he:11utiful
new church at Summe llrtonl) 11,14 heenl
Iached ;nithat (n September It(
pro(po~sed to close. his ong-agem~lent at,
SI .atthias The Bishop re
"Now, withi regt-rd tot yor !tetr
mumation tol resig-n1 at Su1:nmerton4-1
wit'hinl ill(. .ie t it.ee m ths.- let me
S y tt 1't, I ave j it I C 1111
muniention t'rom M r. ,u in lia s
f'ord4 signeld by practically every mem111
her of* the cong-reg'ation asking." nw 1,l
i: duce you to remi at sui -rton -1
litl long-er.
hIlli mmo ial wvill be highlly g-rat
i.vin- to you. and reeas mr c' .
w~m mna-h the pe n. t S'munnI11-rton
b. .(. a d app r it"e 1! u ,i t- 1 n I')
I t he i, t i :., !n1, 1
it ' I % ;! -|
Sv.
v is I:
I bl perm. n l Ii
tihe I I:>ni!-irib )
I iuth u
I e la f'e
and
Thursday,Fri
a $ purchase.
U
-t i a'le S a :i J1:t' In n 1
n 5 1 , pair 1e
12'e
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other wI ki now ci I o "ite 4'.
ty. At St. Allthti i U i hni ri
rd, the Rector, the IkR . \\' . \\ait I
said l(thmt while lie "icn!,' not w
draw his resi .1 :tin pi t in cl
An I o ivuI)f I hsc aI) t. ) , h I w I
tn il Ithe liil illI en n( i -a 1 t ih
vI ce."
lime the it rel l1al I1y new lbjd
itis i-i towns of 'in"wood, .i nn
'kin Still) Illert on, andi ,s jit was iwn ,
aI nllininertin, the I ertor ee
It oil I. l Ii~'l ii I Ili
SI l 'o I I n was tot pr'if!v 't
builing at :knnmrton, a :hrc
the la ge h porltant t Iwd, Alannll
and a h I fw Sn1dAY chool 1 n
poses *itl v) :It 'l Th I
hit re St. .\larla wa . u ni. * ,1
fI n tht town, a I mI I' .
ibh.
A vey pretty th b bin m
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