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SECRETARY'S MINUTES JA.1IES t>. NAME ( AMI' A meeting of fames D. Nance camp Ku. 336, U. C. V.. wcis held in the court house, April 1st, 191$, for the purpose of electing delegates to the siaie reunion oi coiiieuer^ie vtu^iuiis to b3 held at Abbeville, S. May 7th ar?d 8th, and also to the Confederate reunion at Tulsa, Okla., and for oth^r business . The meeting was called 10 order by the commander. On motion G. B. Aull was promoted irom iHU iieuieiiaiu iu mst nuuiuiiant in place of D. A. Dic-kert, deceased and W. W. Riser was elected 2d fc>utenant. On motion, D. M. Ward was elceted quartermaster in place of ]. P. Blair, deceased. On motion, Rev. Z. W. Bedenbaugh was elected chaplain in place of Rev. J. A. Slieh. deceased. On motion, the following were elected delegates to attend the reunion at Abbeville: R. T. C. Hunter, D. M. Ward, J. G. Rikard, M. M. Buford, J. F. J. Caldwell, Wm. Y. Fair, .R. T. Caldwell and E. P. Matthews, with the following alternates: Jacob Crouch. G. B. Aull. F. M. Lindsav. R. I. Stoudemeyer, W. M. Johnson, A. A. Nates, J. C. Counts, and%J. R. Irwin. On motion the following wers elected 4o attend the Confederate reunion at Tulsa. Oklahoma. M. M. Buford, Z. W. Bedenbaugh, W. W. Riser, R. T. . Hunter. H. T. Fellers, Wm. Y. Fair, D. M. Ward and E. P. Matthews. Camp adjourned to meet at call o? the Commander. J. F. J. Caldwell, M. M. Buford, Commander. Adjutant. PERSONALS. We were glad to have call on us one day last week our former citizen and friend, Mr. Robert E. Leav&ll, of Xewberrv. He made the trip througk the country in his new automobile. He has just recovered from injuries received in the recent collision on the Southern railway between Columbia and Greenville, on which train he was one of the passengers. He is lookieg well and seems to again be in perfect healtli.?Easlev .Progress. Miss Carrie Lorick has returned to Chappells after spending: the weekII HTL. - f | ine v. I oi | Statemem I Loans and Invest Liberty Loan Bo m I Overdrafts Secui Cotton, Overdrafts Secu Unsecured, Cash on hand ar Capital Stock, Surplus*and Pro] BillsJPayable, Deposits, I We speedingluf statement. Calljan serve vou if you wil the by buying liberally in Third Is A *vm<1 1 Q1 Q urliin U1 rV[Jlll, JLC7AU, w lilt World War. || The O "vlsssssssBHnH^niBE I end at home.?The State. i Messrs. S. 31. Duncan and T. G. j i Williams, after making Georgetown j ; dry by running all the whiskey out I i of it as St. Patrick ran the snake? j ! from Ireland, are spending a f?w : days at their respective homes in ! Newberry, awaiting the governor's ori tiers to new fields. ; Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Handy of West over. Md., came over to visit their | daughter, Mrs. L. F. Fischer. Her ; father returned home Tuesday. The ^ mnfllor icr ovfon/lintr Vior- violf j 10 "Vi ' | Mr. L. G. Southard, a lawyer t?? j j Jonesville, spent Tuesday night. at the home of Dr. and Mrs. T. W. Smith. Messrs. John and Marion Baxter , spent Wednesday in Columbia visif! ina* their mother and little brother i I Carol at the Baptist hospital. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Ewart of Uni in ' are visiting his former home on their [ way to Manning to visit her former | home. ! j Miss Annie Green returned last I ! week from a visit to her brother in j i Florence. j Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Baker of New-! I berry spent yesterday here with Mr. j j ami rvtjiinecii Danci.?UJCUIV\UUC j Index. 1st. Capt. Meredith, who was seriously i I ! injured in the rear-end collision on the Southern near Columbia somp : days ago, has been removed from th-.s j hospital to his home in Columbia. He | ; is reportel to be improving rapidly, j but it is not known when he will be | 1 strong enough to hesume his r |i-? I i Greenwood Journal. ; Mrs. John H. ieker and her daughter. Miss Ernestine, returned > from a trip to Columbia last wee-f. j Mrs. Duckett of Clinton spent a 1 pleasant little visit last week in Newberry at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Duncan Johnson. Mr. ,Jw H. Chappell has received Viif? &An T i<n D CortfDo f ! wuiu li uiu in? uv/i 6^ftui. i | Jack Chappell of Camp Sevier, that I . t^e llSth resiment would leave with j the division in a very little while for England and that th$ men cheered | when they heard the news. Sergeant i Chappell is at home and his parent? , had a family reunion Sunday. ! . VARIOUS A>T> ALL AROTTT. ! Some monev was found bv Mr. C ! E. Hutchinson's little son. Mr. ' Hutchinson advertises for the owner ! to come forward and claim it. The pension money for Newberry t * " /Ulllllid IrlCLi f Newberry, S. < i of Condition Marcli at call of Bank Fxaminer. / RESOURCES tments, $895,986.21 nds, 70,'7^'7;fc?2 red by 3.7,427.48 red and if] in Ranks. LIABILITIES ? wm mm mm fits, SPKEDING UP ) as you will see if you read c d let us help you do likewise. I give us the opportunity. Lei War Saving Stamps, and gett sue of Liberty Bonds, campaig h is the anniversary of our ommercial k That Always Treats Y ? ?. . < 5* - county was recehed earlier this year than ever before. It came Tuesday April 2, tivo days ahead of the last time. That was a "curious looking thin?:'' Mr. (jriff Williams sent here fro.r. Georgetown. Our citizens had nev?r before seen such an "object." It waa king crab and was viewed with great interest by all who saw it. That is an important announcement by Chairman J. N. McCaughrin of the fuel commission of Newberry count} to the coal consumers. Bi? crowds -are enjoying readin? "Over the Top" in The Herald and News, the last couple installments of which, however, have been undei the bottom in the mail. Many of the plots which Chie? Flynu discloses in "The Eagle's Eye" very strikingly exemplify the statement that the melodrama of actual life far exceeds in thrilling sensations the fictional melodrama of the novelist. The starting hours for the moving picture shows have been changed to suit the public, as it is Manager Wells' aim to please the people. Boozer & Cannon's saw mill has been moved to Silverstreet. Mr. Jerry B. Walton is advertising for sale fine varieties of tomato plant" and in due time he will have pepper plants alsoj See his special ano nr? Tinvrv fnr th" UUUilV^Ul^UL U&AVt plants, as he always has the best and they go fast. The crowd is increasing, as there were three sper4^rs who paid their dues Wednesday?Charley Green $f>. Henry Shealv $r>, and A. C. Trussell $10, this being the latter's second trip. The good work of buying war savings stamps goes on, particularly or Mr. Yancey Dickert's route, No. 7 the latest to buy the stamps beir.? Messrs W. L. Bushardt and W. P Schumnert. each baying a hundred dollars' worth. V* The slacker will pay for what h? gets out of slacking before he ic through with it.?Spartanburg Herald. For exceeding the regulation ^veed limit Xat Gist, Jr., paid $10 Thursday Second call. "And we are glad to comply with your request, and the $15.00 from our church will be in Brother Furcron*1; hands by May 1st or sooner. Fraternally, T. J. Digby." We get thi? Bank j c. I i 4, 1918 I l $1,004,211.31 7,444,62 126,120.51 $1,137,776.44 1 $ 30,000,00 84,195.26 50,000.00 953,581.18 $1,137,776.44 arefully the above We are anxious to t us all Help Win ing ready to invest n beginning on 6th entrance into the 1 Rank I -* ^ - from the Baptist Courier, if being response to a call for funds to p?7 passage of a member of the Lauren.-, association to the Southern Baptist j convention at Hot Springs. Ark I An egg measuring seven and onehalf by nTne and one-half inches has been laid by a hen belonging to Mr. W. H. Anderson.?Greenwood Index PRE!) H DOMIMCK * CONGRATULATED. Washington, April 4.?Had tlie ^ house heeded the warning of Con j ! gressman Fred H. Dominick Saturday 1 when the war bond bill carrying $12,- j 000,000,000 was being considered, it j would not have been necessary for the j ways and means committee to hold : a hastily called session yesterday and I for the house today to amend the bill | as insisted Saturday by Mr. Dominick ' when he made a motion that section 1 5 of the bill be struck out. As it is Mr. Dominick won his fight and is t-> rlflv hf>in? rnrt era filiated nn all side; i on his position. When this Liberty Loan bill was before the house, Mr. Pominick noticed ! that the practical effect of section "? would be to ultimately exempt the shares of banks from taxation, which would result in the loss of millions c! ' dollars in taxes to the states, counties and school districts. He insisted that the marter should not he passed over hurriedly and pointed out the great importance of the section and , the injury that would result to all of . the states by such legislation. His amendment was lost, being opposed i by the unanimous opposition-of the i ways and means committee. But if was soon discovered after the ball i WE RECOTOIEXD TOTilf LENS. <4K' t\\ When your eyes trouble you think of P. C. Jeans, the Optometrist, who will give yoii satisfaction or your monej refunded. P. C. JEANS AND fOMPANT, Optometrists and Jewelers. THE HERALD AND NEWS 0-V; fT VR ONLY 11.50. ' I Cond The Nation; ! Newl i I From report to SHOWING CONDITION AT i Loans and Investr | Liberty Bonds | United Slates Boe Cash and due froi T reasurer . . I Capital Stock Surplus and Und Circulation . . Dividends Unpaid n ix. L/eposits . . . . Bills Payable (secui Rediscounts with V B. C. Matthews, T. K. President. State, C o ut Member i was passed that Mr. Dominick \va? right in his insistence, and today, af- j tor reconideration by the ways and means committee and the hotiso. liic ! I bill was amended so that section 3 ai | \T I jS ^ ^^THREE BM 1844 amca<4 Qfafpi OF a! Bank of jerry, South Can ?the Comptroller ef THE (LOSE OF BOSH RESOURCES nents > ids n Banks and U. S. > ## LIABILITIES ? iivided Profits . . ? red bv Liberty Bonds) Federal Banks . . Johnstone, H. T. Cannc Cashier. Asst. Ca: y and City *&der&i R&s&fy will allow an exemption to the banks > vi'y in an amount equal to the pro-* M portion which the par value of bonds of the government bear t;> the ~ro^s if assfs of the bank. /J / ^?s w > S ^r?*K-S > J c-' ^ <m?tpz> <s the great war-1 \ ie sweetmeat. I the benefit, the easure, the economy 3 f a 5c package of RIGLEV'S 2 has made if the fa- j?| irite "sweet ration" (X ' the Allied armies. t|? send it to your friend J i me ironi: &g -it's the handiest. ? ingest-fasting re- s? reshment he can s| arry. s? EW IT AFTER 4 4 UERY MEAL jgfe] [avor Lasts IP j merit Newberry olina the Currency 1ECQ MAPfH A 1Q12 iluj laniivrii "ij $ 653,921.12 62,052.00 * ^ /v /\ #% A A 1UU,UUU.IMJ 198.327.39 $1,014,300.51 ' J 100,000.00 ? 22,569.23 1 98,000.00 269.34 715,486.50 61,000.00 16,975.44 $1,014,300.51 >n, W. W. Cromer, shier. Asst. Cashier. Depository e System