Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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TH Supremac for Miles This store was assure . two weeks THE SALE Kitchen that date day, Sep There are I why this St with the re would we e You will fir composed. Dry Goods discriminati Economy E ure of bein we are goir going some your share. FREE! BOYS and GI bhe fIlIsuning times. Pubbished Eiery Wednesday WED)NESDA Y, SEPTEMBER 13, Mr. Glenn Hlarvin left Tluesday to take up his studies at the Citadel Miss Liynn D~uRant left Tuesday nmormang for ('hicora College. Miss Aline IDullose, who hals been qjuite sick with fes er, is (out again. Mr. George [Danijels spent, last week in Charleston, with his sister. Mr. F. P. lBurgess is spending to day in Columbia. Miss H~eleni Katzoff has returnedl -from Wihnington, N. ( ., whlere she s(pent the sumtmer. Iorton Rigby, Jr., left this morning :for the Ca~mden hospi tal, where he will have his tounsils remlovedl. Mrs. TIhomias Nimmer is in Char leston, visiting her daughters, Misses Margaret anJd i Iee Niminmer. Miss Fafnnh. Pritchaerd of Charl1,.. SALE :y has Magnetic Around. is smashing all previoi d from the start, but r that we had the pleas LAST ENDS with this Cabinet will be aN . The same ticl< tember 15th, at 3 hree vital points that : le has been such a hi spect and esteem in w ver think of making a d this particular Sale For instance, Style-F from the best mills ii ng Manning and surr< vent Sales, but this has g affiliated with. Not ig to launch greater, You will find that i Remember there ar ?--Friday RLS, here's your cha spi ton,. is in Manning for a few days on business. Mr. Charlie Sprott loft last week for Lynchburg, where he will teach, this year. Mrs. J. W. Wideman who has been il t erihr home is reported slightly Mr. Wallace Reodl was a visitor to t thel hvme of Mr. Thomas Nimmer Mr. and Mrs. Preston Thames, Jr., Florence, spent a few days last week wit Mr. and Mrs. P. II. Thames. Miss Bleulah Jfohnson of Wilson, left this week for Cope, S. C., where she will teach the comimg year. Mrs. Kimii Johnson has returned from a visit to relatives in Greenville, and Fountain Inn. Miss Lillian Browne returned Sat urday night from a visit to relatives (at Prospe'ri ty and( Newberry. Married Sunday by Ju(''e Windham, Mr. Tlheodore A. Chandlir and Miss Ruth Lawton hothi of Turbeville. Miss Sue *M. Sprott entertainedl a few of her friends last Tfhursday night at her home. Miss .Jeanette P'lowden left this mornig to take charge of her school Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moffett left thi mornirig for their home in Green e and Unequal is records for Price-Sl. ever did we think fifty ure of selling. WEEI week! Sale will yarded to the per :ets are good for , o'clock. must be considered, a ige success so far, and hich this store is held my exaggerations or r very notable because lus Clothes for Men a i America. Our e, >unding public has alv been the biggest recol ing has been overlool farther reaching bar t will pay you exceedi: e Only Four Day, , Septem mnce! Get your paren ant on that day we w IS .N ,Miss Alice Wilson was operated on in the Toumney H~ospital, Sumter, last Saturday. s Miss Esterlona Reardon, w/ho has been visiting at Sardinia, for the past several weeks, has returned horpie. Miss Irma Weinberg has returned home after spending last week in Kmngatree. Died at her home in Chesterfield, Monday, Mrs. Spencer, mother of Mrs. C. R. Breedlin of Manning. .Mrs. E. B. Gamble who has been visiting relatives in Turbeville, re turned -to her home Mondac. Miss Catherine Greshemn of Creshem, S. C., visited her aunt, Mrs. Allen IHarvin a few days last week. Mr. Allen Hlarvin Will leave F'riday night for Louisville, Ky., where he will attend the Baptist Seminary. Mrs. Allen Easley hais returned home after spending several weeks In the mouintaltis of North Carolina and Creenville. Civic League wvill meet Monday the 18th at four o'clock. Please be there as important business is .to be dis cussed. Mrs. Jake Isemnan left Monday nlighti for Richmond, Va., where she will un. dergo a seiu operation. She was accompanied by her husband. Miss Carolyn Plen entet'tainedl at her home Thursday afterhoon in hoor of Mis Mary bisk'doan abride I Money-Savin4 fshing---The success c r per cent of the mer 0 OF' close Saturday, son holding luck the drawing for i nd these three object: I that is Style, Qualitl by the public. The: nisleading statement! of the high quality of nd Young Men, Fries :perience in former, gays been keen to se -d-breaking sale prop ced to make every de gains than we have t ngly well to take a d i More to Get the ber 15 ts to come to MOR ill give a SCHOOTI ESE Mr8. D. Hirschmanan and daughter, d~iss Pearle, returned home Saturday ite spending the summer in New Have your pianos tuned by C. H. lurtis. Reduced prices with the us ial guarante Lave orders at .Miss Cornelia Tennant of Lounder rille, and Miss Inez Nelson of Foun adhaInn, are visiting Miss Pammie Judge J. M. Windham performed he marriage ceremony of Mr. Theo lore E. Kelly of Gable, and Miss Eula sabel Hlolladay of Turbeville, at his ~ome on last Sunday. Died at the home of his daughter, Wyrs. J. McD. Mc1adldinl on last Sun lay Mr. Riser, aged 84 years. [hody Was tra.ken to Greenville 11. IR. Dra'keford, white, who was erying a six month's sentence on the ~hain gang for selling whiskey, was ~akcen to the penitentiary this morn n. Also Henry Blelser, colored, a The Times regrets its error in stat ng in last week's~ issue that Mr. and W4rs. .J. A. Weinberg would leave on ast Saturday for Washington, D. C., ,o make that city their future home. W1rs. Weinberg and the children loft iesterday for Washington and Mr. Weinberg accompanied them. He will eturn in about ten dlays and will con inue his local business and law p rac sece, spending most of his time here. e regret that tihe communityr will nose th is family as all-year resident.. g0 2p2rtunitie f MORRIS NESS' Ecc chandise would be s< THE S. September 16th; y number at 3 c the $5.00 in Gol have been one of the and Price, together, ref ore, we would nc regarding our square the merchandise of iman, Shelby Shoes I years has shown tha nse the opportunity of osition we have ever h iy greater than the pi he past three weeks, lay off to come here Rattling Big Barr -SCHOO RIS NESS' SALE. Weinberg C Ma nn i MRS. HODGE ENTERTAINS Mrs. W. M. Ho~e entertained at~ he home at Paxvil le, Tuesday even ing in honor of her sister, Miss Dora Gamble -of georgetown, which was fronm Surmter and PaxvIl lrend Mrs. Carlisle Bradhom entertained in honor of Miss Corne la Tennanat o Loundorville, one of Manning charm ing visitors last week. Those present wvere Misses Carolyn and Jeanetto Plowden, Rose and Mildredl Ervin, Georgia Sauls, Rita Huggins, Pamela Bradham an the honor guest, Cor CARD OF THANKS To The Voters of Clarehdon County: I want to thank you, everyone, for the support given me in the last pri mary. I ,appreciate the kind words of expression and the honior given me,. I ypoe onav m duty to the, best Julian Scarborough. CARD OF THANKS To the Voters of Clarendon: I herewith tendIer to the people of Clarendon my thanks and apprecia tion for the handsome vote given me ecte you undito rfor four yers and shall strive as I have always (lone to giv youabthe best service of Yours very truly Manning, S. C.,et.1,u92 s is Known nomy Event >ld the first ALE? and the 1clock on d on Fri real reasons of course, t dare, nor deal policy. which it is or all, and t the great ,fei ed in our ad the pleas evious, and and this is and secure rams. TERS? Every $5.00 ). 's Old Stand n g, S. C. W. C. T. U. MES The W. C. T. U. met Monday after- 0 noon, September at 4 at the home of Mrs. Clarence Sprott with a good at tendance. EIlecti on of officers for an other year resulted as follows:. Pre ndent, Mrs; Joseph Sprott; Vice-Presi dent, Mrs. W. G. King; Correspond ing Secretary, Mrs. George Dickson; Recording Secretary, Mrs. .Frank Geiger; Treasurer, Mrs. Joe Davis. The following Committees was ap ointed: Citizenship Sturly, Mrs. eriot; Evangelistic, Mrs. C. N. Sprott; Sabbath Observance, Mrs. Bigbie; Scientific Temperance'Instruc tion, Mrs. Helms. The State Conven tion meets in Newberry in October. CHIROPRACTIC Manning office next to Bank of Manning and Western Union Tele graph Office, Phone 88. Hours 3:00 to. 5:80, Monday, Wednesday Friday. DR. A. D. PLOWDNBN 601-2 City National Bank Bilding Phone 517 Sumter, S. C, COLLEBGE PREPARATORY SCHOOL Mrs. E. C. Nettles Alsbrook, PrincIpalk Manning, South Carolina F'ifteen standard units high school English, French, Latin, mathematics, history, seience and penmanship. Thorough preparation for any college. * Students ~or Winthrop and Clemson win honors. Individual instruction, rhorough grounding. Rapid progress. Students accomplish more in one year otherwise in two. Tuition, 36 weeks, 45. Terms1 September 11, 1922 to' May 31, 1923. Christmas holiday, Dlecember 22 to Jan. 6. Daily session, [ a. m. to 12:30 n. m.