The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, March 17, 1916, Page EIGHT, Image 8
PUKKLY PERSONAL
Tlie Movements of urflny People, New*
berriaiis, and Those Wlio Visit
Newberry.
Mr. .la- T. Eptins enters for office
county treasurer.
Mr. M. H. Boozer is announced as a
/'-.n/it'H itt- fnr f-nnntv SllnervifiOr.
Mr. S. A. Pressly of Due West, was
in the city during the week.
Mrs. Virgil Kohn and Miss Dorris
Kohn o- Prosperity, were shopping in
the city Wednesday.
Mr. and rtirs. H. L. Parr have gone
u> Florida for a week or ten days on
c pleasure trip.
Chief Justice Eugene B. Gary of Abbeville,
spent Tuesday in the city with
his cousins. John M. Kinard and J. Y.
McFall.
Those who enjoy the Hazzards of
Helen may see them in the afternoon
o Friday as the opera house will be
used at niglu by the young men of the
college for the March debate.
Misses Lottye Lee. Eunice Halfacre.
Permelia Mcllwain, Maggie Lee Swindler
and Ida Mae Sietzler are attending
State teachers' meeting in Colum- j
bia.
On Friday, March. 24, beginning at 3
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o'clocy, p. in., there will be given at
Hunter-DeWalt school house, a box
auction and other entertainment lor
the benefit o" the school. Don't ror- j
get the date
Mr. John W. Keeder was called to
Greenwood this week on account of
the illness of his mother, Mrs. Mary F.
.Reeder, who is sick with pneumonia.
Mrs. Reeder is now S4 years old. At
last account she was improved.
Mrs. Carry Banks, wife of Mr. Henry j
.7. Banks, died at her home in the city j
Monday. iMts. Banks was about 301
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years of age and leaves a husband and j
three children. Interment was in West j
End cemetery Tuesday afternoon at j
5 o'clock.
May Robson in a Night Out at the
< \ house tonight (Thursday) Is sl\
. ae^cr-jack" comedy, so says Wells I
una he knows what he is talking about. J
The tact is if you want to see some i
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real fine comedy in movies go to the J
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TARIOtS AND ALL AKOTT.
Laney-Oduni. And lie paid 'em.
The town meeting house?Leslie's
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Arcade. *>
Have your < riends urged you yet?j
Have a heart.
Magistrate Player and deputy Sheriff j
William Dorroh took a crazy negro:
man 10 the asylum Wednesday
The proper pronunciation of Villa Is
Ve-Ya, but the popular denunciation i
n -villian.
If this is not a forced March it certainly
is a forceful one from a windy
point of view.
Mr. Geo. T. Mabill is announced in
this issue for the office of solicitor
i.rom this circuit.
Just think of it?the presence of the
fire insurance companies made it possible
for our old Sta.e to live, and wej
didn't know it.
A drunken sot,
Is Billie Horn.
He drinks per month
Two quarts of corn.
Arthur Xance, who knows somethiug f
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of the high cost of cuy life was fined!
$."> in the recorder's court for stealing,
Avater : rom the town.
The Young Peop'es Missionary so-1
ciety will meet in the parlor of Cen-1
rral church Sunday afternoon at three i
o'clock.
Hazel Dawn, will make her first j
Paramount appearance in Newberry in j
".My Lady lncog?" an unusual detective!
drama. Leslie's Arcade today (FrI-'
day). [
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After the fire insurance companies!
are gone there will be nothing left in,
South Carolina to make it a fit place to j
live in. so let us all move out and!
leave the old wrecked ship o' state.
Tuesday afternoon, according to J
Weather G. Peterson, the thermometer
stood at 79 degrees. Thursday morning
it registered 23 degrees, a drop of
"6 degrees in less than 40 hours.
In the recorder's court Truin Sat|
terwhite was charged with swinging a
train. He didn't appear and the court
swings on to the dollar that Truin put
up.
The Arcade has arranged an extra
fine program for Saturday. Fatty (At
buckle in "Fatty's Plucky Pup," a<
Keystone comedy in two reels and "In- >
bad, the Sailor," a Paramount-Bray
cartoon, are the chief attractions.
The young people o* Smyrna have
quite a novel schemc for raising
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money to help furnish the new church.
Each, worker is soliciting a foot of
pennies. They hope to raise an eighth
of a mile or 10,560 pennies.
There are ten prisoners in jail
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ctWttiUUg Li iill tLL LUC LCI ill U1 IUU1 l> vvy
convene in Newberry next Monday.
Iihere are only seven cases continued
i rom the last term and about seven
appead cases from magistrate's courts.
Have you ever noticed that the Confederate
monument stands in the middle
of a back lot? It is a beautiful
monument and deserves a more con
! spicuous location. It ought to stand
on the public square in front of the
old court house.
Lud Parker, Frank Downing and
| Fred Smith engaged in a three handed
g2:nc of fist and skull and i nthe recorder's
court, they contributed in the
"not oc it woo arraind fol
| lows: Lud, $3; Frank, $2, ana
j Fred. $1.
In the recorder's court there was a
j picture in three reels, that is the par'
ties were reeling and rocking to such
an extent that they were invited to at4
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HTLtU LilVT 1CCU1UC1 & uiauutos. o
Griffin, Evans and Pruitt were " the
stars and each left with the recorder a
five syot as a souvenir.
Three negro children were hurnea 'o
death in a house in Mr. J. H. Johnson's
uiace in Xo. 7 lownship last
Thursday night. The parents of the
children left five o:' them in the house
and loeked it and went off. About 10
o'clock the house caught on fire and
two of the children broke out the window
and got out. The children burned
were from two to six years old. The
two older children took the 'baby out
with them but the three that were
burned could not get out. A dog thai
was tied to the corner of the house as
a protection to the children was also
burned to death.
Wells of the opera house will during
the month of April donate all the proceeds
of every Wednesday afternoon
performance to the various orphanages
of the State. There will be no ticket
taker at the door but a contribution box
will hp fhprp wTierp all nnntrihutlons
nay be placed as you enter and the
key to the box will be turned over to
fjome one who may be designated by
the representatives of the orphanages
and the total amount received will be
divided equally among the various orphanages
of the Staie This is a very
generous deed on the part of the manager
and those who like to see the j
movies may contribute to the crpnans !
nnd at the same time enjoy the play.
Efforts are being made to organize
a military company for . . ewberry. Petitions
are in circulation anl already
more than forty names "have been signed.
Most of those who are joining are
from West End. The petitions are in
the hands of Mr. R. H. Schaffer, John |
Henry Baxter and Virgil M. Kelstr j
Xewberry has had some of the best
militia organizations in tlie State. During
the time Col. 0. L. Schumpert was
captain of the company and later under
Captains S. J. i.WcCaughrin and
W. '3. Langi ord Newberry had some
fine companies. The Herald and News
hopes that the present efforts will be
successiui. we would De pieasea to j
see a fine company here and there is J
no doubt that we have the material j
for the making of a good company, i
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CHURCH OF THE REDEE3IEK
(Rev. Edward Fulenwider, pastor).
Nothing preventing, the following
vvill be tile program o~ divine services
at the Lutheran Church of *he Redeem- i
er next Sunday:
10:15 A. M.?The Sunday school I
meets. Be present and make your!
class a banner class. If nothing presents
a free "Easter egg hunt" will be
?;ivcn to all the members of the school;
on Easter Monday.
11:15 A. M.?The hour of worship, J
The pastor will preach a sermon on;
the subject, "The New Way to the
Great City.'' Text. Luke 10:20. "But
railier rejoice, because your names j
are written in heaven." Heb. 10:20. "Be:
a new and loving way, which He hath j
consecrated for us." Some things will
eb presented in the sermon that every !
one who reads this notice should hear.!
Not only are our names written in the
Great Cit>\ but all of us have some i
representatives there. On what road!
are you?
7:30 P. M.?Special service tn ]
charge o* Foreign Missionary society.
This service will close the TveeR of
prayer and self-denial and all the
members are requested to be present
and to bring thir thank offering en- j
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veiopes. iiJie memoers nave ueeu ior-i
tunate in scouring Dr. A. J. Bowens to '
make the address at this service.
There will be special music at borh j
services.
The public is cordially invited to all j
tae services.
Subscribe to The Herald ana Xevs '
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REGULAR MEETING OF THE
CIVIC ASSOCIATION
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The regular monthly meeting of lhe
civic association will he held at tnc
residence of Mrs. R. H. Wright on
Monday afternoon, March 20th, at 4
o'clock.
The Civic association is an impor-,
tanl organization, and has accomplished
much good and every one
should be interested in this work, j
whose sole object is for public good, i
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ana wnose enu io j/ulmiu ucauu anu
happiness. The association needs the :
membership and cooperation of every j
woman in town, and there could be '
great work done, and New'jerry would
show just what a community spirit
could do i or a town.
Every woman in town is invited and
urged to become a member of the Civic
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association, and it is hoped ihat many
new members will be enrolled.
Mrs. R. H. Wright, president.
(Mrs. J. Y. McFall, secretary,
Civic Association. !
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Mrs. Duncan Johnson, Jr., was tlicj
hostess this week for the Winthroj)!
Daughters. A most interesting and i
I attractive program was carried out.
i Miss Kathcrine Wright read a short j
I sketch of the life o:" George Eliot, Miss
Gertrude Keeder, Mrs. Browning's j
lr'e and a selection from (Mts. Brown-j
ing.
Miss Eliza Mabry, "The Life and !
Works of Louise M. Alcott." :
The club has decided to make a |
study of great women and a commit-;
tee has been appointed to arrange a .
program for each meeting.
Their annual ibanquet will be given j
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in May and a special invitation will be j
given President Johnson of Winthroj) J
I college.
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| A most delightful salad course fol- j
lowed by hot chocolate was served by ;
the hostess.
Besides the club members the only j
| guests were iMts. Clarence Renneker I
, o Orangeburg and Miss Marceline!
Bradly. j,
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Mrs. T. C. Pool assembled a number
of her friends Monday for a morning
of pleasant chat. The g.iests
brought their sewing and fancy work, j
and a couple of liours were most de- j
lightfully spent a.'ter which an j
elaborate course luncheon was served.
Mrs. Pool's guests included iMesdames
0. McC. Holmes, Mrs. H. Car- j
wile, Mrs. J. iT. Mayes, Mrs. J. W. M. j
^immnnK Mrs J -Martin. Mrs L. W 1
Jones, Mrs. Wm Scabroofce, Mrs. James
Mcintosh, Mrs. L. H. Broaddus and
Mrs. W. K. Hunt.
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Tuesday afternoon Mrs R. H. Wright charmingly
entertained the Auction
Bridge club. The beautiful rooms
were made sun more attractive >viu1;
bright hued flowers and dark green !
ferns. Quite a number of games were
played and delightful refreshments
served the members o" the club and a {
number of friends.
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Tuesday night Mr. and Mrs. ?\F. L.
Spearman entertained the Evening ,
Bridge club. Two of the members being
absent their places were filled by .
Miss Lucile Wallace and Mr. Jay'^on
Bowers. After a number of interest-*"
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lug gcllllta a. caiau vuui .. v? ,
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Mrs. Ed. H. Jahuz, of Charleston. |
who was Miss Mabel Williamson. !
being most cordially welcomed bv
hosts of Xewberry friends.
In her honor Mrs. P. E. Way, charm-!
ingly entertained Tuesday a! ternoon. |
Her guests included Mrs. Edw. Jalmz 1
Mrs. Charles Watkins, iMrs. Everett
Evans, Miss Catherine (Wright, Mis?
Ruby Goggans, Miss Rosary n Hipp. J
and Miss Gladys Chappcll.
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The ladies of the PresbvteriaiH
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church gave a St. Patrick's tea Friday |
afternoon at the residence of Mrs. J. [
W. M. Simmons. Each member invited
a guest and about seventy-five ladies
enjoyed the afternoon. .
I PAT CASH (
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Hens, per pound, 15 cents. 1
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(Chicks, 2 pounds or less, 16 cents. '
Egga, per dozen, lo cents.
Roosters per pound, 6 cents.
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.TAMES D. QUATTLEBACT. |
Pro.-periry. S. C.
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* Cc?'ton ll&c ^ j
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Cotton ll%c
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<?' Colloa seed. pei bu 60c *
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STATEMENT
Of the Condition 01 the Commercial i
located at >ewberry, S. C., at \
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Resources.
Leans and discounts $553,494.83 I
Overdrafts 2,002.71
Real estate owned 17,422.2.") j
1 uc f: o:r. b.n.k.s and bankers 23,385.61 j
C u: i\ n>y 9,390.00 ;
Go!'i 2,142.50 !
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Siiv r and other minor coin 1,319.73 j
Pher.ks r.nd ca ll items .... 742.16'
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To;a! $609,899.79,
I inbilities.
Capita! stock paid in S 1)0,000.0G
Surplus fund 50,000.001
Undivided profks, loss current
expenses and taxes
paid 25,886.77
5' to banks and bankers .. 3,254.74
Dividends unpaid 2,513.00 j
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Individual deposit?
subject to
check 145.7b2.30
Savings desopits. .302,290.28
Cashier's checks . 162.70 448,245.28
Bills payable, including cerf;ficatf-s
for money borrowed
^ty,000.00 |
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Total $609,899.79 |
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Newberry, ss:
Before ire came .1. Y. McFail, casa-!
er of the abo.e named bank, who
being duly sworn, says that the above
and foregoing statement is a true condition
of faid bank, as shown by the
books of said bank.
J. Y. McFALL.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 16th day cf March, 1916.
U. i.. TAitKANT.
Notary Public^
Correct Attest:
Jno. M. Kinard,
Z. F. Wright,
F. Z. Wilson,
Directors.
STATEMENT
Of the Condition of The >ewberry
Sayings Kank, located at Newberry,
8. at the close of business March |
7, 1916. |
Resources.
Loans and discounts $155,924.58
A Aft1 Q A
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onds and stocks owned by
the bank 995.89
Furniture and fixtures 3,529.00
Other real estate owned.. .. 20,816.00 j
Due rom bank; and bankerc 9,356.88
Currency 4,042.00
Gold 220.00
Silver and other minor coin 893.74
Checks and cash items ... 613.27
'Total $200,393.30
Liabilities.
Capital stock paid in $ 50,000.00!
Surplus fund 12.500.00 \
I'ndivided profits, less current
expenses and taxes
paid 2,151.851
Dividends unpaid 49.00
Individual deposits
subject to
check 4 4,St>4.4S
Savings deposits 72,234.12
Cashier's checks 93.8."> 117.192.4."),'
Bills payable, including certificates
for money borrower]
IS.500.00
Total $200.393.3C j
STATE OF SOl'TH CAROLINA,
County of Ni wherry.
Rflfnro ma r>omo It1 A Griffin fildhipp
)f the above named bank, who. being:
inly sworn, says that the above and
"oregoing statement is a true condi- ,
:ion of said bank, as shown by the
aooks of said bank.
K. A. GRIFFIN.
Sworn to before ine this 15th day of
March, 1916.
(L. S.) B. A. DOMINICK,
Notary Public for S. C.
Correct?Attest:
R. MoC. Holmes.
L. W. Floyd,
Geo. 5. Mower.
Directors.
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AT O'XEALL STREET
Dr. Jno. 0. Wilson, president of Lander
college, will preach at O'Xeall St.
tVi. E. church Sunday, 11 a. m. and 7:30
p. m. Subjects will be "The Early
Church."
h-veryDoay is coraiany invited to attend.
GOBE SMITH, pastor.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Superyisor.
I hereby announce myself as a candidate
for supervisor for Newberry
pnnntr . r\ thf> DPTTlOPrflt1f> nrT
mary. i
Henry M. Eoozer. i
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I hereby announce myself as a candidate
fcr re-election to the office of
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supervisor for Newberry county and \
will abide by the rules and regulations
of the Democratic primarv election, i
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d . OilJll 2^4 JJj '
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For Superintendent of Education. !
I hereby announce myself a candi-!
daie for the offic- of county superin-'
tcndmt of education and will abide the
rules of the democratic party.
Elbert H. Aull. j
Far County Treasurer.
I hereby announce myself Cor treas-!
urer of Xewberry county, subject to :
the rules .of the Democratic party.
Jas. F. Epting.
I hereby announce myself a candi-'
d; e or the office of County Treasurer, j
subject to the rules of the Democratic J
primary. I will appreciate your sup- j
port. Should I be elected, I will devote
the "best efforts of my life to the j
discharge of the duties of the office. j
WILLIAM E. PELHAM, Sr. !
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I heresy announce my sell? a candi- j
date for re-election to the office of j
county treasurer and will abide by
the rules and regulations of the Democratic
primary.
\ JOHN L. EPPS.
I her^y announce myself a candi- j
date for the office of county treasure j
and will abide the rules of the Demo-!
cratic primary election.
E. M .Lane, i
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For Coroner.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for the office of coroner of Newberry
county and will abide by the
result of the Democratic primary election.
6. H. RUFF. |
For Magistrate No. 11.
I am a candidate for magistrate for
No. 11 township and will adibe the
rules of the Democratic party.
H. H. Ruff.
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I hereby announce myself a candidate
for magistrate cor No. 11 township
and will abide the rules of the
Democratic primary.
Andrew u. wicker.
For Master.
I hereby *nnounc myself a candidate
for the office a: master of Newberry
county and will abide the rules
and regulations of the Democratic
party.
James D. Quattlebaum. j
FOR SOLICITOR, 8th CIRCUIT.
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for solicitor of the 8th Judicial
District, composed of A"bbeville, Laurens,
Newberry and Greenwood counties,
subject to the rules of the Democratic
primary.
Geo. T. iMaglll.
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F KID AY, MARCH 17. V
HER LESSON Essanaj 1
(Featuring G. M. Anderson).
'AT THE RISK UK HLK L<iJ<"?. .ivaiem i
(Hazards of Helen series, featuring
Helen Gibson).
HEARST-SELIG NEWS Selig
jrhe today's pictures will b? run
matinee only as the house will he used M
at night for the March debate of the
college. j
S VriRIUi MVKCH IS. A
THE HONOR OF THE ROAD. .Kalem M
2 Acts. ifl
(Featuring True Boardman). V
A MILE A MINUTE MONlrY V
Essanay comedy *9
THE LESSER EVIL Biograph ^
(Featuring Blanch Sweet and Edwin
August). j||
MONDAY, MARCH 20. M
VENGEANCE OF THE OPPRESSED H
Ltrbiit
3 Acts.
(Featuring Edward Sloman).
CAAUGHT WITH THE GOODS
Mina Oroedy
SPECIAL AOTJGEfc.
WANTED?To buy for cash, old au- f
tomobile tires. See R. McC. Holmes,
1111 Boyce St.
3117-lt.
FOR SALE OR LEASE?The Maybinton
Grist iMill. Flour mill and grist.
Apply to owner or address Route
No. 1, Box 39, Blair, S. C.
"3-17-3t.
SEED POP CORN for sale. Johnson- A
McCracken Co, ^
3-14-tf.
BARBER?I will be at Silverstreet on
Tuesdays and Fridays to do your
shaving and hair-cutting. Alonzo
Reeee.
3-14-1t ^
FIGARO?Is liquid smoke. $1.00 toottie
will smoke 400 lbs meat. Guaranteed
to keep meat moist and skippers
out. Easily applied. Summer
Brothers Co.
3-lU-Zt.
FOR SALE?Pure big boll Cleveland
cotton seed, per bushel, $1.00. Also
i odder and lumber. J. A. Sheaiy.
Newberry, R. F. D. 2, phone 5602. ^
3-7-St
?WANTED?INDUSTRIOUS MEN who
can furnish *eam, wagon, good references
and contract signed by tw?
responsible men, to sell to farmers
everyday necssities used in ere*y
home and around the farm. Largest
and most complete l*?ne seld from
wagons?no staple products manufactured
by one of the oldest and
largest companies of its kind. For >
full particulars write, or telephone or
call on A. M. Wilson, Tatum, S. C.
2-25-3t.
MULES AND i^RES? from Tennes- A
caa nn hand Come to see me. A. fl
G. Wise, Prosperity, S. C. J
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STATEMENT x
Of the condition of the Farmers Bank
located at Chappells, S. C., at
close of bnsiness, March 7,1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts $26,143.15
Overdrafts 130.67 1
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f urniture ana nxiures x.ouo.^u
Banking house 2,181.72
Due from banks and bankers 3,772.10
Currency 616.00
Cold 227.50
Silver and other minor'coin 406.11
Checks and cash items 266.67
Total $35,400.12 J
! I ABILITIES. ^
Capital stock paid i:i $10,15(fcQ?
Surplus fund 570.00\
Un1ivic< i profits, less current
rpenses and tax^s ffl
paid 1,504.92 ?
Dividends unpaid 8.75
Individual dei>osits subject
to clieck 17,029.38
Time certificates of deposit. 5,536.05
Cashier's checks 501.02
Total $35;400.12 j
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
CoiiLty of Newberry?as
Before me came E. L. Cook, cashier
of the above named bank, who, being?
duly cworn, says that the above and
fore^jiag statement is a true condition
of f_,aid bank, as shown by the books
of said bank. E. L. COOK,
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this IGth day of March, 1916.
J. R. Irwin,
Notary Public, S. C.
Correct Attest:
H. C. Strother,
T. L. Holloway. A
W. 0. Holloway, UM
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