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Published Every Wednesday WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1921 Born to Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Sprott yesterday in Paxville, a baby girl. 'Mrs. I. K. Thomas and baby are visiting relatives in Philipsburg, N. J. Mr. Grady Boman is attending a house party in Lake City. Miss Caroline Richardson of Sum ter, is visiting Mrs. S. S. Richardson. Messrs. Leon and Billie Burgess of Sumter, spent the week-end here. Mr. Harry MRI spent Sunday and Monday in Charleston. Mr. J. G. Dinkins spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Wheeler. Miss Barnwell Huggins is visiting friends in St. George. M r. J. .1. Peavy is erecting a hcme on lower Boyce street. Mrs. N. 1). Thames and daughter Grace are visiting relatives in Colun bia. .v MIr. ". M. Shope left Saturday o a business trip through Tenniiessee and Kent ucky. Misses Aline DuBose and Essey McArther spent Sunday in Sumter with f rien(s. NIr. R. W. Diurrett of Coker College in lartsville was visiting friends here last Thursday. Air. Frank Beard of Camden, is visiting his sister, Mrs. S. L. Hug ginls. Mrs. G. II. Huggins left Monday to visit her daughter, Mrs. C. V. Verner in Columbia. Mrs. W. E. Folk and children of Denmark, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. H1. ). Barrineau. Misses Rose Ervin, Tora Bagnal andi Mr. John Bagnal motored to Co lumbia Sunday. Mir. and Mrs. .). Fred Lanham of Sum merton, spent Sunday with \Mr. id Mrs. .1. B. Cantey. M- iss Isabelle Plo'wden will leave nlext Friday to visit her aunt, Mrs. Miller, in Sumter. Miss Lottie Fitts has returned to her home in Fairfax, after visitine Miss Carglyn Plowden. Hon. Charlton )uIRant left Tuesday for a trip to L.ondon England in the interest of church work. Miss Mattie A ppelt has returned honutm after spending several weeks in the mountains. Mrs. B. 1". Jonlan and children of Denmark, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. II. 1). Barrineaui. Mrs. J. E.Anot aol small child ren, John E-dw:ii and ILaNeel are visiting il Onnt burg. Cin(-Ie numb'er F'our will meet at the P resbtria; I i n church M11-0 Alonday afterioon at live o'clock. MIr. R. I'. Gaible, a d)141 aren (1(111 citizen, but now a bu- ines , man of An11;rews w'as a visitor to Maning last week. Th'le battery. stat ion owned by Mr. J1. WV. I Iarrison caughlt tire last 'Thurisdaty, aind wh ile the huiblling was saved') thet contents was: a total loss. Th'le Prayer H~and <anl lihle Studyv ('lass will imeet wlb MrI s. 1. I. A\ppelt tomrriOvi': afternoon at .1::M1 o'clock. Le.tsson book of Jud ms T[he toba.-c o u of Mr. .1. P'. JHn w er to' Wilson ,w.e des iryedI by fir' h st Saturday. 'lT:harnt wais full o 'tobacco. O' .July ith, a son of' M\r. and Mris. Pi. TI. R. I lal'y, died at a hospital ini Sumter. le is sur~'vie by' hiis par (ntI, seven\''i brothers an l three sisters. Thet ((ulillied voter's re'sidingt in St. Mars School D i-: ii No.1", of C'lar tmndon (County, S.uithi(' Crolin, will her'lbs takle' nice that ano electtiont il l be held t th Green t Savana :whootl hulse on l'riilay, Augu~ist~ Iit, .1 2 I fcr thle iiurni)se of vol ig on t he (iuetst in of whthl .r sai-l districtt shall evandl colleet annal Ily a spec'ial toax of Teni (o sU ills fir tr'eieral sehlocI purio s in salid di 't rit. 1'olls open fr'omii a. in. to I p. m. Regisitraition 4'rtiontes andl tax receipts r't tiiredl ount v IBoa rdb of luiention, E' .1. lBrowne, (ou ny Supt . of' Eduiation. 2t FOR MORE ENERGY Build Up Your Blood Whens you are listless and have the tion't cares, it Is because you lackc some quality that 'wotLid fill you with vim and diriVe. Nine times out Iof ten the sole cause is found to be im overshed, weak blood. You fid as thousands of others hiave found In the past 60 years, ,that 8. 8. 8. is the recognizedi standard blood building tonic. For Special Dookiet at for indi. v.iduladvice, wvithiout charg, write Chief Medical Advisor, .S.S. Co., Dep'S 438, Atlanta, Ga. Cet S. S. S. ot ,yout dltuggist. s.sS. For R ic h- Red2 Blo.d Mrs. J. K. Breedin and Miss Isabelle Thor-as have returned from a- two weeks stay in New York and Wa.sh itigton. Dr. and Mrs. Herman Huggins and son returned-to their home in Pomaria Sunday after' visiting Mrs. G. H. Huggins. Mr. H. I. Ellerbe was taken to Sumter Hospital Saturday; his friends will be glad to learn that, it present he is getting along nicely. He ex pects to return home soon. Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Haynesworth, Belva and Baker Haynesworth, Jr., returned to their home in Florence after a visit with Capt and Mrs. W. C. Davis. Miss Mattie Venning has returned home after visiting her cousin, Miss Laura Moffett in Greenville. Miss Venning was accom panied home by Miss Moffett, who will visit her. Mr. anl Mrs. J. R. Ilodge of Alcolu, have as their house guests, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Allen and daughters, Misses Thelma, Edna and Harriett, of Augusta, Ga., Mr. and Mrs. Larrie Kleekley of Columbia, Miss Bertha Ward and Mr. , Elbridge Ward of Jacksonville, N. C. Messrs. Willie Geiger and Thomas Bagnal spent last week visiting in Orangeburg, St. Matthews and An drews. "WilY CRY?" Why do you cry dear brother? - Why such growns, And so many moans ? Your friends stand "by" so; Why Cry? . Why do you cry my brother, Your head bowed down That (eep fur rowed frown "I'aint time to (lie so; Why Cry ? Why io you cry dear brother 'IThere's many an evil Beside the Boll Weevil That pisses you hy so; Why Cry? Why do you cry dear brother Why wiggle your ears And shed suei tears Look up to your sky and )on't Cry. Why (10 you cry my brother? Youir shoulders are wide You've got a whole hide So go into to "high" But )on't Cry! W7hy do you cry dear brother?' Tobacco gone (lown Iliigh taxes in town But, Xmas bye and bye So; Don't Cry! Sto) all your crying my brother, Get uip and "git" MAake a hoie hit But for God's a1ke )on't Cry! -"U. N. K" G SWhere all the SBoys and f; Girls, You'll j Sbe Interested! U SSOMETHIA TOHA Watch for it!. It's not a but oh! v OP-TON The pr'ofeSsion the amninations and1 the *Flj OP-TONM One 'who prlactice tomnetry. D R. J. E. oPrroMu Mx. I. Marcus, formerly of King. stree but fhow of Baltimore, Md. is visiting hiA niece, Mrs. D. Hirsch mann. Miss Annie Thames left Monday for Nev York, Baltimore and Washing ton, where she will get her supply of fall and winter hats. Rev. J. M. Plowden of Timmons ville, is visiting his brother, Mr. W. M. Plowden. He preached at the Presbyterian church Sunday morning and at the Methodist church Sunday evening. ROOK PARTY Miss Mary Dickson entertained last Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. J. M. Shaw, at a Rook party in honor of Miss Lottie FiLts of hiairfax, who is visiting Miss Carolyn Plowden. After a game of Rook, dancing was 50go..od ci8arettes for 10c fronj one sack 0T GENUINE 66BULL" DURHAM TOBACCO WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF Staple and Fancy GROCERIES Delivered anywhere in the Town of Manning at 'CASH and CARRY PRICES FRIERSON FRUIT CO. M.anning, S. G. 0 Go's will Go! 5 Men and PWomen you'll * be Startled! 5 (G GOING & .PPEN! Wait for it! carnival, ;hat a----?I I-E-TRY tt specializes in Eye Ex tting of Glasses. -E-TRIST the profession of Op onstrations see A R A NT, RT R IS T enjoyed and later in the evening an ice course was served to the guests, who were: Misses Lottie Ftts of Fairfax, Carolyn Plowvden, Jeannette Plowden, Lynn DuRant, Georgie Sauls, Fannie Lou Sauls, Tora Bagnal, Julia Wilson, Alice Wilson Camnia Bur gess, Sue Sprott, Isabel Wolfe, Miss Laney of Monroe, Mildred Brown Mary E. Dickson; Messrs. Norwooci Hall, Hr. Harvey, Mr. Terrentine, Harry Gerald, Mr. Roy Smith, Jim Spy.ott, Taylor Stukes, Oliver Land, W 'T. Lesesne, Ellis Wells, Mr. Burk ley, Mr. Sam Barron, Scott Bagnal, Thomas Bagnal, William Wolfe, Mr. Mobley, Mr. W. S. Prince, Mr. Dun can, Mrs. John Bagnal. Attenti( Do you need your farm, t you do, Why eral Land Ba ing up the in your entire Ir years. You c m Get your app for the next a S. W. B I Manning Nati "HE WHO LOOKS BEFORE REPAIR I AND NEV "Too bac wasn't -used be botherir True eno "it's the fre( repair bills eat the little in the ban: count."' Why rnot stop "Build of Cy but be sure y< "Of Course" and be sure it superior mant Cypress trade on every boai responsibility. money's -wor if you BUY THE G For many use thing. Thiis ft ther advantai "some lumbei Write us for list of F REE F and no substitutes'' frorn Mai YOU L CALI) AIER177. 'NEIGHBORHOOD ROOK #LUB 'On -Frida yafternoon, Mi. J'tp. Dickson, Sr., entertaine the neigh borhood Rook Club. Rook was! played at three tables. Mrs. ickson as as sisted by little Misses Coop r -Bell and Coper X. Dickson. The pre sent were: Mesdarhes R. D. Qlark, J. C. Bradhamn, Warren Dickso4, T. L. Bagnal, Jas. Dickson, J S. 0 0'Bryon, Alma Bradley, P. C. Thom.as, W. M. Brockinton, E. S. Wilkins, G. L Dickson, R. E. Broadway, Miss Leila) Margaret Dickson and the hostess Mrs. Jas. Dickson. At thr close of the game delicious refreshments were served. on, F A R money to pay off the o make improvemei don't you borrow it fr nk at 6 per* cent intei terest and amortizati tortgage is paid off i: an pay it up sooner if 'lication now so it wi tppraiser. For full inf ARRON, Sec onal Farm Loa |ANNING, South Carolina HE LEAPS BUILDS OF CYPRESS A 1OW, WITH ( ER HAVE TO REPAI I 'the Wood [ at first. Then v ig with this fixi ugh, juent that holes 1 k ac them? rpress &You Buik u get the genuine CYPR ESS "THE WOOD ETERiNAL" is "thoroughbred" 1 ifacture is attested 1 -mark shown belos -or bundle. Insisi It means "double th "- and often m< RADE T HA T FI'] s the lower grades a tct gives wise buye ge over those who c." You see the poina 'LANS for farm buildings-but in the mean your local lumber dealer-no matter foz Address UTHERN CYPRI rufacturers' Associa Poydras Bldg., New Orleans, La Graharn Building, Jacksonville, UWP.Y YOtU. F Im JIuSNT Eanuh Cyp METHODIST MISSIONARY M SOCIETY TO MEET MONIAt The Foreign Missionary Society oU the Methodist church will meet next Monday afterhoon at 5 o'clock. Hyrin 646. Bible Lesson-"The Spirit of. thel Beloved Community." .(Acts II, 43 4o 47, IV 23. V 11.) Prayer. Busiess. 4 Music. Topic Woman's Work in Soochtw. China, by Prof. N. Gist Gee. /Hymn 649. Collection of dues. Dismissal. IER-S! mortgage on its, etc. ? If om The Fed -est. By keep on payments ri thirty7three you care to. 11 be in time rmation, see -Treas., n Association, ND BUILDS FOR KEEPS." 4YPRESS Z AGAIN! Eternal' re wouldn't ng up job." CYPRESS REI'PAI RS WILILSTOP NIBBLING. 4* 9a zz/ I But Once" "Of Course"~ umber, whose >y the famous v. Look for it on identified your lumber re than that 'S THE JOB. re exactly the ~rs a still fur simply order t. time insist on "CYPRESS what purpose you buy. ss Insist on "tide --you can iden. in tify it by this mark. ... LESS LEPT US KNO W ATrNE