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I V V V . v v V V V V V V *> SOCIETY. * <s> <$ <?' $> ?s> <$ ' ' */ y s> s> t> ^ ? $> <3> <? ? A very pretty anair of the week was J the j;artv s;iven bv Miss Goode Burton at the home of Miss Mary L. Burton in * ^ Harrington street, in compliment to Miss Florence Rickenbach of Pennsylvania and Miss Elise Mobley of Jolnv ston. Rustic seats were placed about the beautiful lawn and main' j^panese4 lanterns added brili^nQe to tfie scene.' Punch was served it?-roiJghqut tfce evening by Mrs *A. T?Bfrown aird^Jrsty J. G. Mc-Faij. A dflightfsl ice course-' ^as ^Wved by^&sses^Nancy Fop^nd ? Virginia *>eegars .to* about off guests.^ ? f - v . V , v * c t A -v * ~^T3 v . v Mrjj^D. J. Sums Va# hostess Wedijesday afternoon - to rbe You^g MLi^ m trons Roo? club* sCnd ,.a number- of ofher friends. Six tablfcS yr^e. place'd; piaaza an-chin the house, whfcij' - 'was decorated with quautit^es ~<*E * >k Shasta, daisies. Aft^r-seveAfl inter# esting games' af delightful ice-course . was .*?per^ed. Purtc&' was- served by k -Miss Gctife Gttffin.... ,.v. -v ? V. \ ? * ? r 7" '?i -l Miss, Mary Burton-gave a de-jightful rool? part^ TjBfecUy afternoon at her Jabme* in'^Hari-nigton street. ~ . j< ' -+ f *4_t the cond^jjsjjtfr games an ice coufs^w&s served -to about twentygne|fe *y ' is^^an^^ql was the charming jho%tes^iked^esday morning at a rook ' .vifrty givefr in compliment to her ^^liesV Miss_ Virginia Seegars of Co, /'ltuabia. vAx)out thirty guests were * ^ju-esent. aSid after the game iced tea *' \^amd sandwiches were served. t ~~ One of the most delightful affairs. * l % J * \ af^be season was the dance given byj j ^ A im. J J _ ? i -.(rwiiw. yuuug meu 'weunesaay evening * Mayes Hall. The music was fur^ fished by tComstock's orchestra of v V ^Columbia and the German was led by1 fcy / fltfiss Margaret Mcintosh and Mr. Fra-! -* zier Evans. At midnight sandwiches and punch were served. Those present were: Misses Sara Perrin, Mary Millford, Ruth House of lAbberille, >e Mary Wood of Cedartown, Florence ^jRickenbach of Harrisburg, Alice of Rocky Mount, Va., Dorothy i * %"**JjCrraj!grt, of California, Elise Mobley of < f% .^ohiiston,Margaret Burton, Kate v"1i * Summef,^ara Fant, WToodie Bowman, ? uT *Trent Kei& ?>ctifc Griffin, Maude Ed \ ~ tidg, Molntogh, Kathryri' . 3 Ka;ms, Sara\ Hou&eal,; Ethel Bowers, \ J.'^srs. "Richly' FleE|niing,p^5eal of 11 t v * v ^Eamgsh&re of " Abbeville,! ^liJler of Whitmire, Caldwell K>f Co-1 ^ lanJofca, Holmes^ of Atlanta, Rughei-j ny* of Vharlfestort, *R. K. Wise of ( ^rSsp^ritjr. ^royd', Evans, Stolt-es Hipp, j ^inardiX-oW-C.aldwelh Owen Holmes, j flfiant* Ollie Bfrowjr, ^Mayer, Poole, ^ ^ ^ Wright "JfcMiseal, ""-Matthews. fcavls, "* 'B?nnet, {Joggkps, Kellers, 'Peterson,j Burton?** Cfbape'TQns': Dr. and Mrs. D. 1 J. Burns, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Scott' Mrs, 0, W.t < 1 Johnson, Mrs. Fant Gilder, Mrs. J. L. f jKeiS. Mr. and Mrs.-jR. Mc. Holmes. k FOR SALE?Good plow horse. 'Wbrk anywhere. Sound and gentle. A good looker and in splendid working condition. Price $75.00, cash or credit. T. E. Wicker, Newberry, S. C. The ladies of the Oakland mill village will serve ice cram on the beau tiful lawn at the end of the mill building on Saturday night beginning at 8 o'clock. The proceeds will go to the new church building fund. Only recently a new union church building has been erected in the village. Rev. J. M. White will preach in Excelsior school house next Sunday night at 8:30 o'clock i The regulor quarterly meeting of the council of the Church of the Redeemer wil be held in Dr. iCromer's office Friday at 5 P. M. nit; umur .uivision or central will told its regulor meeting on next Sunday afternoon immediately after Sunday School Members are requested to bring mite boxes to be opened a*, this time. The Joint Council of Beth Eden pastorate will meet at the parsonage in (Newberry Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. There will be preaching at Clayton Memorial church Sunday morning at 11 o'clock by Rev. Mr. Porter. All are invited to attend. The ladies of Central Methodist cnurcn will give a rummage sale next Saturday. July 8. in the vacant store room formerlv occupied bv Ewart* * i Perry Co. ' A ? {/*? S.iI.E ? 11ii (..;i s u-i.l s :j>j?iio-. i'rices right. Summer I-:rc\>. Co. - - ! i ? ? L. ? . . ? J Quarterly ( 'om'creiice. . ! ' , The 3rd Quarterly Conference of the ' Whitmire'Circuit wifi bS held at Wliitmij*e on juLjr 11th. Preaching by Rev. W^I.'^Hferbert at llJo'clock, dinner *oi^jj}ie grounds, followed by the Conference. Let> all the brethren - ran p ^ < * A * . - J. M. Fridy. j ^ ** i-L r-1785 ' ,4^ 1916 CdapSGE OF CHARLESTON Sotjf Carolina's Oldest College L 1324 Year Begins September 29 ? Entrance examinations at all the 1 dtfttfrcy seats Friday, July 14, at S a. "Four year courses lead to the B. A. Und B. S. degrees. A two year premedical course is given. A free tuition scholarship and athletic grounds, well equipped laboratories, unexcelled library facilities. Expenses moderate. For terms and and catalogue, address. Harrison Randolph, President. STATEMENT Of the Condition of the Commercial Bank, located at Newberry, S. Cn lat the close of business June 30, 1916: Besonrces. Loans and discounts $547,661.76 Overdrafts 5,216.11 j Real estate owned 17,422.25 Due from banks and bankers 88,084.52 Currency 10,392.00 Gold 945.00 Silver and .other minor coin 1,503.70 Checks and cash items.. .. 1,108.83 Total $672,334.17 Liabilities. Capital stock paid in $ 50,000.00 Surplus fund 50,000.00 Undivided profits, less current expenses and taxes paid 21,817.43 Due to banks and hankers.. 1,332.20 Dividends unpaid 4,415.00 Individual deposits subject to check 174,226.39 Savings deposits 355,257.73 Cashier's checks 2S5.42 Bills payable, including certificates for money borrowed 15,000.00 Total $672,334.17 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Newberry, ss:. Before me came J. Y. McFall, cashier of the above named bank, who being duly sworn, says that the above and foregoing statement is a true con-1 dition of said bank, as shown by the books of said bank. J. Y. McFALL. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 6th day of July, 1916. R. L. TAPuRAXT. Notary Public. Correct Attest: Jno. M. Kinard, Geo. S. Mower, F. Z. Wilson, Directors. This Cone You a: We are anxious on account of whi . _?? a expense ur euun? Candy Stores credi The New S Four is the latest featur anrl enables us to that can be had a Confectionery. N. P. ltd The Candy and i ! wi-o-hpimlii i winr tktwcont a-u.>i,ibii nn?i.iw b?m?kainmc ? Qrcr-, *7 rr~Ti ?*-?* jj lIExr i THE SOUTH'S MOST POPULAR D T A M O ! mr a. jttl 11 w i ' j Write for catalog and price 1 % list. | *Box 165, . COLUMBIA, S. C.. | GLASSES If you need them, we hare them. P. C. JEANS & CO. Jewelers, Watch Makers & Opticians P. C. Jeans, Optometrist. STATEMENT Of the Condition of The Sew&erry Sayings Bank, located at yewberry; | 'S. C? at the close of business Juno 30, 1916. Besources. . Loans and discounts $162,987.24 | Overdrafts 4,035.57 Bonds and stocks owned by the bank -1 995.89 Furniture and fixtures 3,529.00 | | Other real estate owned 20,816.00 Due from banks and bankers. 13,'530.09 Currency 3,406.00 Gold 315.00 Silver and other minor coin 1,968.28 Checks and cash items ... 167.78 I Total $211,770.85' Liabilities. Capital stock paid in $ 50,000.00 Surplus fund ./ 12.500.00 i Undivided profits, les? cur rent expenses and taxes paid 4,852.33 ( Dividends unpaid 49.00 Individual deposits subject to check 47,360.16 Savings deposits 73,346.21 Cashiers' checks 163.15 Bills payable, including certificates for money fbor- J rowed 23,500.00 ' Total $211,770.So STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Newberry. Before me came E. A. Griffin, cashier of the above named bank, who, being ! duly sworn, says that the above and ^ foregoing statement is a true condi-' tion of said bank, as shown by the books of said bank. E. A. GRIFFIN, j ?worn to before me this 5th day of July, 1916. (iL. S.) J. B. GRIFFIN, ! / Notary Public for S. C. Correct1?'Attest: j james Mcintosh, C. E. SUMMER, R. Mc. HOLMES, Directors. | erns Both j nd Us! for your trade, 1 ich we spare no in rendering our [table to our town. anitary Soda | itain e of our business, ! give the service I I* ontr iin.frk.rlaffi j .1 aiijf LVVdMWV lell & Co., I [ rruit Dealers. |j i I) I x IK ST A M P cc i?': AT ION M11V COMPANY, Columbia, C. Ofjiee and bar.!: ; r.; plies. Manufacturers ; oi rubber stamps, seals, etc.. quaii ity and service. Prompt fatteiulon to mail orders. 5-19-tf. Glass MJon't put your Ice Tear nth** r.i O OA *** UVUV/I VllCldd YV just received ment. Rem$ counters. Y some very us< them. See my iff n i ft raayes cook & The House of Enjoy B i New! HAVfc a real holid piness?real de for you. Picnic?visiti what you do, the Max And furthermore, it w ness to every day. Now we mention the tor the "4th7 especially you've just read the anno of the big price reductic Maxwell Motor Compaj wonderful car that form for $655?is now only $5 NTnt one detail nf th been changed--the same h complete automobile, been thinking of a motoi you've had just such a c n mind. Probably you'v We can d 4 Complete equipment, inducing ] SUMMU ? 4 DISTRIBUTORS F( CALHOUN, EDGEFIEl ! i."-11 '.I ( : : v. iii in: rest you. '.itr.is $:.:<>.!.< lead; none better Ie. .s i. order and see a <ii v it;i. Summer Eros. Co. 7-7-It ' .MO.NLi Iu LL.nL>?Apply 10 Mower & Bynum. 4-14-tf. ! Ware i off buying Fumblers and are. I have a new shipmbermy 10c ou will find sful things on r window. : Variety Store 1000 Things the Dai <axwe Price f lay?filled to the last mini Jirr lif fk o fTirU^f n Hgiikt Lliai O YY next CL ITiai ing friends?to the races < well will make it a holidc ill add pleasure, satisfact Maxwell it impossibl , ucuause it is?come uncement Twenty i >n by the oliae?7,OOC ay. The of tires?sui terly sold omy than y< 95. Maxwell ho stop Motor A roi* nri thnnt 5i m v liao TT HUVUl Ml u-i igh grade, Economy If you've in operation r car at all some, com ar as this these qualiti e thought well at this eliver you a Maxwe I ? Electric Starter, and Electric Lights ER'S GA Newberry, S. C. DR NEWBERRY. RICHL< ,D AND SALUDA COUN'i w?gj? ?wmmmmmmmmmnmaummmma f Opera House PROGRAMME , JEWS DAY. J! I.Y ViMIK.Vr AMI THE CHAFF" Kjiiii Saviile and Allen Forrest. 3-part Lubin "TTTOF THE GOOD FAIRY WITH THE LORGNETTE, ETC." Essanay Comedy. FRIDAY, JULY 7. "A STRANGER IN NEW YORK'' Otis Harlem An Extra Good Comedy 2-part Selig -THE BRIDGE OF DANGER" Helen Gibson 'Hazards of Helen* Series Kalem SATURDAY, JULY 8. "THE BEGGAR KING" 2-part Lubin ' ^ "SELIG TRIBUNE NO. 39" "THE PRETENDERS" Pokes and Jabs Virn Comedy And "KRAZY KAT CARTOON COMEDY"* I Dr. F. C. Martin | | Examines Eyes, Fits Glasses J ! and'Artificial Eyes. I If your eyes are giving you4 trouble d jnJt fail to consult himj| ^ Satisfaction Guaranteed. | ? Office over Anaerson s ury* | Goods Store. J [< r J r in a . i B595 ite with genuine hapcwell will accomplish >r circus?no matter ? ly you'll remember ion and real happito secure?but here and see. ; niles per gallon of gas) to 10,000 miles oer set rely that's greater econou have expected. The ?lds the World's NonRecord, *22,000 miles lotor stop. in first cost?economy i?and a stylish, handfnrtahlft motor car? ies you get in a Maxastonishing price, t 11 today! f. o. b. Detroit. Michigan. RAGE, AND, LEXINGTON, \ rIES. * ?A?i<