Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Loan and c stock }We c five a c.4ans. 'I PAXI[LlE HAPPENINGS The fourth quarterly conference of the Pinewood charge wil The held in the Paxville Methodist -Church next Saturday and Sunday. There will be preaching Saturday morning 11 o'clock by Presiding Elder, McCoy, after which the business session will con vene. By request of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union, he will preach Sunday afternoon, 4 o'clock on "Christian Citizenship." Every body is cordially invited to attend these services. Miss Lucile Broadway entertained a number of her friends on last Wed nesday evening in honor of her four. teenth birthday. M.rs. Henry McLeod and children spent last week at Mayesville, visit lng her sister, Mrs. Thigpen. Miss Margie Felder who is in train ing at Tuomey Hospital is spending a few days at hoihe. Home Branch school will open u p next Monday morning with Mrs. J. W. Mims, Jr, as principal, assisted by Mis Talofof aurens, and Miss. C. E. McClaurin of Sumter. Mr. J. W. Mims of Sumter,'ls -pending aivhile at the home of his son, Mr. J. W. Mims, J. Rev. M. J. Kyzer who recently ac ceptedl the Baptist pastorate here is expected to move in this week from Lodge. He wvill fill the morning ap p ointment here 6.1 Sunday, and Home Branch in the afternoon. Rev. Kyzer servedl this field several years ao and will be welcomed back here. The congregation has made some repairs on the parsonage and about the pre mises in readiness for his arrival. WOODHIOUSE LOSES AGAIN New York, Sept. 26.-The attempt of Henry Woodhouse, as chairman of the administrative committee of the Ace Clubs of America, to have the trustees enjoined from taking the club trophies to the aviation - meet at Detroit, got a further set CITATION NOTICE The State of South Carolina, Co unty of Cla rendon. \By J. M. Wipilham, Probate Judge: Whereas, Cary Simith made suit to mie to grant him Letters of Adminis tration of the Estate and eifects of Sam Welch. These-are, therefore, to cite and ad monish all and singcular tihe Kindred andl Creditors of the .saId Sam Welch deceased, that the y he and ap pear be fore me, in the Court of Prob ate, to be held at Manning on the 9th (lay of -October next, after piublication here of, -at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if an ythey have, why the said Administration should not be granted. Grven undler my hand thIs 25th (lay of September, Anno Domini, 1922. J. M. Windham, s to run for :harges, very or assume a an also hand Lnd-ten years. Any Amn back today when 'Justice McCook, of the Supremo Court, said he was determined not to grant the in j'inction, following Woodhouse's fail ure to produce 404 membership prox ies he alleged were in his possosion. Woodhouse, producing a list of WANTED to buy some hogs thin in flesh. Thomas Live Stock Co. FOR RENT OR SALE-Ten room house partly furnished, wecll locat ed in Summnerton, including one acre land, vegetable karden and out buildings. For further infor mation. andl terms address: Mrs. M. E. Tennent, 920 Jersey Ave., Win ston Salem, N. C. 38-3tP FOR SALE-Baling Wire for Ha:y. Thomes Live Stock Co. LOST-My white and black ticked setter.dlog "Ben". Tail slightly bob bed-a liberal rewardl for int'orma tion sufficient to lead to recovery. Jos. S. Dickson, Manning, S. C. -4t FOR SALE-Roson Rye Seed. See Thomas Live Stock Co. HAVE YOUR PIANO TUNED by C. HI. Curtis. Reduced prices with the usual guarantee. Leave ord'era at Zeigler's Pharmacy, Manning. FOR SALE-Fulghum Seed Oats, Thomas Live Stock Co. FOR RENT-One six room 's near the business section of Mnn ing, electric lights and waterworks. Fredi Lesesne. it. FOR SALE-Fulghum Seed Oats, Thomas Live Stock Co. FOR SALE--Baling Wire for Hay. Thomnes Live Stock Co. COLLEGE PREPARATORY. SCHOOL Mrs. E. C. Nettles Alsbrook, Principal . Manning, South Carolina Fifteen standard units high school English, French, Latin, mathematics, history, science and penmanship. Thorough p reparation for any college. Students for Winthrop- and Clemson win honors. Individual instruction. Trhorough grounding. Rapid progress. Students accomplish more in one year otherwise in two.~ Tuition, 86 weeks, $45 Terms, Sepltember 11, 1922 to Ma31,1928. - Christmas holiday, December 22 to Jan. 6. Daily sessiop o a.'m. to 12:3O'n. m Prepar onF thirty-three small---Borro ny liability fo le loans on in unt from RDY p proxies obtained two years ago, asserted the meeting in 1920, at tended by six members had practi cally transferred the power of the proxies to himself. HOME DEMONSTRATION AGENT DOING GOOD WORK IN COUNTY The following facts should be of great interest to the people of Clar endon County. They hrve been gathered from the reports of your Home Demonstration Agent for the last six weeks and show that her time has been well spent. The gardens are wvell cared for and the girls as well as the women are growing a large variety of vegetables for canning and home use. The menm bers of the sewving club are showing marked improvement in their work. The Short Course at Winthrop Col lege was well attended by both wo men and girls, all of whom are delight Statement of the Condition of BANK OF MANNING Located at Manning, S. C., at the close of business Sept. 15th, 1922. RESOURCES Loans and discounts ~....$41,017.27 Bonds and stocks owned by the bank-..--.....- ..._-...25,000.00 Furniture and fixtures-.....2,034.67 Banking house-.....-.....-.....5,840.00 Due from banks and bankers 44,441.35 Currency-......-..---._..----3,540.00 Gold-.....- .....-.- ..- ..._.- ....-_--2.50 Silver and other minor coin ....838.51 Checks and cash items -....-10,798.54 Liberty Bonds-......-...-....30,487.07 Boys' Pig Club--.-..-..............284.38 Cotton accoutnt-........._......22,000.00 TOTAL..............-$556,284.29 LIA BI LITIES Capital stock paid in-.......$40,000.00 Surplus fund-....--...-.......60,000.00 Undivided profits, less cur rent expenses and taxes paid- .....--- .. .....- .......36,466.84 Individual dleposits subject to check 141,507.69 Savings dleposits ....118,902.87 Time certificates .of deposit-..........-367.20 Cashier's checks -..-117.20 260,890.96 Bills payable, including certi ficates for money borrow ed -.....- ......- ....... ..........88,000.00 War Finance Corp.-......-.....70,926.49 TOTAL.........--..$556,284.29 Stc te of South Carolina, County of Clarendoa-ss. Before samo T. M. Mouzon, Cashier of the above named bank, who, being duly swvorn, says that the above state ment is a true condition of said bank, as shown by the books of said bank. T. M. Mouzon, Swvorn to andl subscribed before me this 22nd dlay of Sept. 1922. R. C. Wells, Notary Public. Correct Attest: -- Joseph S prott, Fred Lesesne, James M. S prott, Di rec ed to: ARM ears, six per wer does not r other loans, iproved real $1,000.( O'BR TTORNEYS A .ed with the beneficial work and de lightful programs given them. The County Short Course held at Turbo yCle, August 24-26 was worth nil the time spent in planning and carrying it out. The visiting snecialist and District Agent say its one of the best given in the State this year. The Turbeville people entertaiced the girls, gave the materials for the sev eral demonstrations and their hospi etality was unequaled. A good course ututm:mA tammmmuum: Shipments have can now announc .Coat Suits and Di DF 1 - In the latest model: Crepe de Chine. Prices $12.54 COA We are offering ai new Coat Suits. A wid Twill, Tricotine and Ve] $22.54 The new Coats sho' fects. Tphey come in They are worthi coming $15.04 ,::::e;; :I::2::tWUUtttiti O Negotk SLAP cent interest, have to take estate to ru )0 to $30, YAN, T LAW, Mannir an cooking, sewing and singing was given the girls, and many entertain ments were planned for their pleasure. The second evening was given to comn munity singing vith talks by Sena tor Wideman, Mrs. Plowvdcn and County Agent Mr. Gray. The girls in attendance came from every sec tion of the county and all of them enjoyed every minute of the Short Coure and are looking forward to coming again next year. Fewest Fa y-t o-A continued'to reach ti e a most complete si esses. [ESSES! s, materials of Canton Crepe range from ) TO$32.50' .T SUITS! nazing values in these beaut e variety to choose from in Pc ours. From rp~$40.00 y all the season's latest style Velours, Bolivia and Silverto to see. From ) rp $37.50 Sumter, S. C. ite 4DS costs any n for 000.00 ig, S. C. Also an excellent meeting of the Farm Women's Council was held on August 26th and the wowien were very interested in the marketing of their surplus products. All commit tees were appointed to begin work at once. The agent has spent. 56 days in the field, 15 days in the office, had 20 calls for information, written 305 let ters, paid 104 visits, held 40 meetings with an attendance of 288. 11 lear! iis store until we iowing of Coats, and -' iful *iret ef ;ATILE CO.