The Manning times. (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, July 13, 1921, Section One Pages 1 to 10, Image 10
Published Every Wednesday
W I)N ESI)A Y, .1 U I.Y 13, 1921
.. G. )inkins, I.sq., att nded crimin
al court in Suterito Alonday.
Mrs. Sue lIIarivin has retu rned from
a two week's staij in Williston.
Mrt. .\IeKy Shav is visiting rela
tives and frieids in Columbia.
Miss Francis Ilarvin of Ilarvin, is
visiting .\Miss Sarah I.esesne.
Msr.T. II. Stukit.s anld 11. 1.
Ellerhlet zpent. Sniidav in Charliston.
Niss A.'lle I)iIse h'.s returnle
from 1a visit il Sumter.
Mrs. W. T. I esesne -pent the week
enld visitinvg: rel-itives inl liarts-ville.
NI is. Marv long'ami of Columbia, is
visiting at the Wiiloi home for a few
days.
NI I.- L.. . . -irichi of New York is
visiting" her dlaughiter, Mls I lcon
Weinh
. rs. 1.e:. Wb in daughter,
M Tisdale4i of Suniieirtoni, are visit
ing Mr,. F1ran lradliami.
The 1,: in hal teai \ will play
a nleii in umt IT lursday aild inl
nini' Eilat 1a4i SaturniL y.
The Xl.I t i.: h-all t e a will play
!h- mi iior Thu itrsday and in
Alannil.n ruhi an Saqturday.
The .hall te am Il will play
Canien in ut Thursday id in
.\ln in, Frbdlay winll trd y
Th.l n in hall teamwi will phay
anulen mw i nnt Thursi v and inl
Mrs. Iim
roe afte I uiern ftv o a br okenl
It . n \ a
5 rday,
OPENIl
STobacc<
ro)wers to brin
to Manning thi
will get just as
anyw here. OuL
rpe dvryd
and storn to
be fully insure<
nlow.
OptN
f the (:oming5 sei
nfl you of the v
fi - we are,
Very Re:
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JOIIN F). GEURAIl
O P T O M
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1STRIKE,
"ITS TOASTED"
Flavoris
sealed in by toasting
r.'1nd Alr.S. A. Weoinherg spent
Smndav with .\r. and .11r.. I.con We yin
herg.
Alisses Sarath an ary imouise Till
4f S1nm11tet, arc visiting their auntt,
.\rs. W. P). Ie
Mliss Annie Purdy of Sumtter, spent
the wek-et i at the home of ,iudre
il1 Mrs. .John S.Wilson.
.r. :nd 1rs. W. ('. Davis have re
Ituned from a shing trip at Pamlico,
on the C'oper R i)er.
.liss (;rae NimmrtI left tfiis n rn
inc for I.ynilchburg, S. ('., to attenad a
.Miss Hewen .o r of Char1cston,
i., iitn her par.m'ts, Mir. and4 Airs.
T. N inner for two veeks.
.lr1. Ievon Weieltrg and mother,
AI I,. s S. I-h4ch of No w \'ork -pet
Alowlavk ill Sumto.r.
.\lerri Ne5 sptt Suna'day in
\lr. i . II . l al oa m is m1x.ovin hi,
ius hohl 4eods to RI cky .\l ount,
Vrth (':rndina.
.lMr. Julizln a ll enleu speitt .lonilay
in~111 ;ertwnndIn the afteoon110I
aItellot l' Il( lbal 'l ratne betwe' Alan
nin :i (: orgetown.
Afidid
July 19
rG DAY
)R
Saleg
(our Clarendon mh
g their tobacco m
s season. You m
good a price as m
r W'arehouse is mj
y for receiving 3j
acco, and it will 5
I. Bring it in
patroYnage for 5i
ison, and assur
ery hest service,4
Varehouse, 2
F& SON, Prop'rs'.
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HI H I u'fsioNS Sefe )
AIR A NT,
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Mrs. Henry Slater who has be-en
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. W. Wide
man, has returned to her home in
Orangeburg.
Mr and Mrs. D. B. Joncs of Char
lotte, N. C., are the guests of the foe
iter's mot her, Ais. A. 1. Jones, at
Davis Station.
'ihere will be preaching next Sun
<hIy niorning at eleven o'clock at
Brewington church, letv. Ratchlford
will conduct the service.
Misses .Julia and Janie Wilson and
mir. W. T. I.sesne, .Ir., motored to
Timmonsville Suni ay and spent the
day wvith Aliss Nidha Hamm.
Alessirs ' lorton Rigby ,IIrry Curt is,
Allen William, Austin Smith, Sam
Sprott and I)r. Cole aotored to 11larts
ville for the ball game Friday after
Messrs. filly Prince, Herrm Weinl
herg and Oliver I.and have re turned
from a motor t ripl th1 rough the Iiourn
tains of North ('ariolina.
Mr. G. M. Smith spent a few days
at liome last week but returnied to
('harlotte oil accoullt of his p'hysitl
(olldit ion.
The mlarny frieids of Alr. . ames
H rgess will be g-lil to leain that, lie
is very iiuch improved after being
seriously ill for- solie tiie.
Al r'. andl Airs. Stewart IlIrvii,
Ml isses v, ii ur gis and Alyrtic
low Ianl 1 and 1l r. II. A. Plowden at
trided t'wo hall c-ume in liartsville
F'r'iudav.
The Your Alil's Ch!: ,s of, the
I'resbyte i an ch1ure1b enteritained the
Yotn ri laies' ('lass at a fish and
ciic ken supper 'At Mart in s Lake last
Fc'idayv evelung." .
.\r -lher-t Rtobsonl, gr-andsonl o,"
Capt .anld Allr. A. 11. Hrceein, vlo I
eeInly i t lIdLIr Ited frl o t ile Georg-ia
.ilitiarv Aalamy arid sir.ee then has
beenI torn-(uba vnd the Southlernl
State> i -lxpervod to ain ive inl .lannil
in; te <lay Cis wek w!'re lie will
vi:it n few iw k
There vWill he a metiig of ('laire
din (~orn:tIv's ('ub Wolniva art .al -
rng, at the Court l-liuse, (n Friday
11a rililf, .Iuly :'lid, at l W e'.ti. \ e
walt all tIhe Home li Iemoristiationi
('inh \\' omen, IIrilee I lionst ration
('lub G r d ni all tilies that arv in
1ere'sted ini the wVelfare and dlevelopi
Inelit of ('lare alenr ('unty t attteru!
t his meet ing.
.\ rs. .laa~n> N. IOi.-in if S.mfonil,
-h.,i re a t vis ih 'r hw ' palrenIlits,
('apt. :Md \rs. A. It. Ihresciini, for. I
nnth. En I r 1 r I h pe nt a
few wecek ir .\rt lant, G, and atitd
ed th~ r~lutltring (xecies of the
Geori int .\ ry \\e: my, whaxleie
S'ie hinl tveo %!(n)wh we A erihiona' thte
. Irnlu July -'rtIm .tla ntl --he went
to, :\n llso , S i. C.. whe h-e visiteil
ai fw.we. with her- brother, D)r.
1 11i . 4.I
We thle un derInd Mlnhlants
a Ire ,(,kItf)Ito l se v om- i t oret s ) at -1:5 . m.
F'rbdla::, .lulv I'mh . or hal11 a e
. in s. ('aniho. This 1i.t to be
pulihe d inThE.\n Times:
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Thiio if Iaut -<i roal a I
liaton o the E ta e au I H tet of
COTHRAN at The Big New
Planters Warehouse
Market Opens For Sales Tuesday, July 19th.
To Many Friends in the Tobacco Culture, Gentlemen
I am too busy to write much at this time, but want to get a few facts before
the growers of tobacco in the outset. I wish to announce that I will give.the
tobacco farmer my same personal Auctioneering and salesmenship of his to
bacco that I have done in the past. This year The BIG NEW PLANTERS
WAREHOUSE, has ample room to take care of tobacco sales in the proper
way, the warehouse is well arranged in every particular, spacious well lighted
and convenient in every respect.
My knowledge of tobacco is known to you all. For more than twenty years
I have worked hard in season and out of season to build up the tobacco market
at Manning, I have spent the best years of my life coupled with my time and
talent to this end. I have given the tobacco growers of this County the best
service I was capable of rendering. I have specialized in the tobacco busi
ness here and elsewhere. I spent eight months in the 1920 and 1921 tobacco
season operating tobacco warehouse, I have made it my business at all times to
keep in touch with the workings of the tobacco industry and I have always
imparted to the growers through the County and State Papers any informa
tion that I possessed that I considered of benefit or worth to the public. My
stand on all matters effecting the grower, such as adverse legislation or minor
ity rule, is well known to the people of this State and County.
I believe I am in a position to give you the best service to be had in the miar
keting of this crop of tobacco. I have secured thelhelp of a good effiient cleri
cal force. Mr. W. W. Rudder of South Boston, Va., will have charge of my
:n books, assisted by the courteous gentlemen Mr. K. E. Henderson of Brookneal,
Va., Mr. Fred Lesesne of Manning will write the checks2 all of these gentlemen
are experienced bookmen. Mr. Allen Harvin, Jr., of Manning, will have charge
of the placing of tobacco on the Warehouse Floor for sale. Mr. Harvin was
with me last season, and gave the public good efficient service.
I believe that good tobacco well-handled will sell well at the Planters Ware- m
house this year. Just remember that Cothran knows tobacco and will be there m
to stanld by you and for you and with you on every lot placed with him for sale. m
Cothrian's method is to fight to the last limit for the best possible price to bc
Shad. Yours for best service.
PLANTERS WAREHOUSE,
R. D. COTHIRAN, Proprietor.
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