The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 11, 1917, Image 8
No. 9083.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF CAMDEN
at Camden, in the State of South Carolina, at the Close ol'
Buiine?s on Maay 1st, 1917.
Resource*
I/UAIIN and discounts
Overdraft* unsecured J,007.4*4
'i\?ihi loan* ?jtti.fliT.ai uM.ni7.Mi
tJ. S. bonds deposited to secure circuhitIon (par value! ."?<>.<MMl.<M> f?0,<MMHN)
Hoiids other ttiuit IJ. S. bonds pledged to secure postal
savings deposit.*, U.OOO.OO
Stot k of I VtW'inI lU^crve Hank I.V) |**r cent of subscriptIon I.HIHMHI
Furniture uinl fixtures U.JMWV'tl
Ural estate onHumI ot^ ei iIihii hanklnu house 1 ?.<Mm?.?m?
Net amount ?I<i?> from npprovcd reserve agents. In -Nov*
York. Chicago, and St. Louis H,7tH>tll
Not amount dm* from ?? |?!??*?reserve agents In (
other reserve cities in.Tot 11 17,101.0
N'wt. amount <Iii?> from hank-> ami hanker* 1H.IMKI.1H
< ?t her checks on hanks In tlu> same city rojJorriiiK hank I.MO.'VtN)
Outside cliw Li a.nl otlioi rash Items, ."VKUI'J
Fractional currency, nickels, ami cents .">l.'!s7 lJM4.il>
Notes of ot liar national hanks l,KH).oo
Federal lti*N?rvi' hank note* UWVtMl
?Lawful reserve In vault and with Federal Wescrvc Hank J1.UJ0.U7
Kcdempfion fund with I S Treasurer J.fWMMH)
( Mlu'i- assets. || nil). L'UMM
Total Jf.'ls7.S'l7.(Wi
Liabilities.
I Capita I .slock paid in ... .. $r>0,000.00
SurpliiN fund . 10,000.00
Indlvlded profits IMI7.11'
I/ess current expense, interest, andla \c- paid o,7'jr>.!M .'?0,1>4 l.'Jfl
Amount reserved for taxes accrued 1,0<>0.00
Amount i usel'Vcd for all interest accrilod 1JHM1.00
('Imitating notes outstanding Is.LMMMMt
Net amount due to hanks and hanker 7'Jo.MO
hemaiid de|>osfts :
I Iidlvhlual deposits joibject h> elie ?), l'iL.\701.N4
(Vrtitied checks .......... ' l'74.74
Cashier's checks outstanding 1.0U4.40
Postal savings deposits Is.'J.tk'l
Total demand deposits. , |.\?o. 17 1.07
Time defaults :
< ether time deposit^ 1 H?.7lMl.-7
Total iif time deposit-. I ln.7!M?.'J7
Total .? $:?s7.N*:7..V?
State of South Carolina, County of Kershaw.
I, John T. Mackey, Cashier of the above-named hank, do solemnly'swear
I that the above statement Is true to the host of my knowledge and belief.
JOHN T. MACKEY. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me ihU srh day of May. 1017
j Correct?Attest: John 3. Lindsay, Notary Public.
C. J. Shannon, Jr.
j I.. A. Wittkow.sky directors.
?M. II Heyniau
KICKSHAW NKWS NOTION.
Iiitorcsliuf; Iiap|>eriinp> <?alhcred Front
Th?* Krn nf That Placo.
Tin' .suiidav cillt ion ? I' ill.- S i: 11??
?-ari li'il ,i iu*\\s it?'in !?> tin* HVcM
lluU Mrs K. M. Vn iiu'lui,] >?!' .VIjiisIi
Villi*. V <11; i < I w i (I?* 11 < iu\ i-mor Man
111n^r i?nVrin;: lwr farm. Httmt??<l near
? "t?!11mI/i-M . t H?S ;i> rc>. , I'i h'
? >f ii'til I'm i Mlriv.ii ?>;. . I f,..Hl>lun\.
Mr- Vft?si;li.-. !i lOnn'-f' li\r<l i i > K? r
-luiu H n< I In . Iii' J i I - li'-i' ill ;tj'
provo 111'i |j;i l ri??i i?? nrtVr.
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? lnriiu. tli' v.ok ;!>!?'?? ? u? A
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1 t I I . 'ill'] ? ? V I ? . V ? ? M
? ??itHi* ilit i nv:
The I t Hi IP IT - -t. - K
? 11.-t \\ < . I'll ?!?-?) Sell' ? I ?\ 11' ?
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vl I lie pi '???i':11 lit".1 i ti
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will ' ? ? ?? 1 1'i l ? \|
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Mr- ? >.i. I Ci4." . ? ?
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.-??? \ |? ? ; I ..".M h .i
lilt's
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? ' i \"
?\ !si-It tin* church building i- heiujr
drawn through Mason street, he in
~? ? 11j*? wa\ released the heam l?y which
I tie windlass i- uniiinl ;i 11? I Mas
-truck l'\ it <>n tlx* -hie <>t' the face
:is it sw 111iir iirnuml. ami before he
ciiiilii u'ci oiil of it> reach. The hoi,
w)i<i \v:?-? k 11 oc k c< 1 sciiscles>, was taken
t-i the home of I >r. ltrasiie^toii. who.
fortiii :itely?. wn< in ;it the time, ami
en \ e | lill| ?t attention. Tiie little te!
low v\- later taken t?> the home of
hi.- parents. and while he i- tiM -uf
I'erhiu tiuht much, it i- Imped that
!.>? w i'i sutler in* ??erii*ii?> ? ?? n>|Ucm-o
f r 'tii t lie in.jni \
A 111 ? ?!: ?_' the * i-ilir> !i. .? S:..r!a> l*>
tcl'd the I led i< a I < >l\ e\en i-C- .1! til'
now i'.aptist church were IJ ? ? v and
.Mis .la l>e/ I- ? ? r r I >. ??f I'.aicsliur:,' : In
I! I .1 * *! :os. * I Vdievillc ; M : \\ T
I i I c?* >l'\ , !' Lancaster: I \\ 1 I 11111 t > \ .
* U 'CK Mill: ;i 11 d .Mr- .1 1, I'd.ok
1.1 ?'!/ ? .I I H I - t ? I
I Si.I net ! \\ i I ;l k< i a lal T* ? w ids lit ' I
I."I'll . I ; >1?4 11 -d ia-l Week t'"i entrance
I ? if I raiui'i-' ? *:11111> .il I ri < ?_'!*?
? r.i; . i i.i I5**th *%i*!iit| the |ih,\ s;. .ii
le.?! ill |I tllclr | ?: l J ie: - .lie !,< w lieiliL'
[?.: -sc ! ii.i ii! head*11!:: I * i -
( hind Ui-lici l-oii am! .Mi-- I'' h ?? 1
K !< h ueiv married Siimlnv. Mn\
"i:: h\ .Magistrate li I Uohert-. Thei
?ii.i kc their i ?nine Hi t 'ha r I* >t t c
Ai;e<J A1:?11 1,'cad.
di Alt ret I I'.leva 1*1 jltci! s| \ ea rs.
' ' '-lerda " III??riiiliu at the ll*?Ille
? >i !.:? <iin in ;.i w Mr K M ItoyUlu. '
. 1I I! I i ? * ? > i Si i eel. Hi- i it \ ,\.*
e i. '"??incut i I the funeral had been
:' i ?? ? ?? 111 > t<> \ i'-tefi lav a ft el in nil. I ail
v. ii nil >-l I i k e I \ i *eeii r t*'i!a\ a i the
i n ? 1\1 i ? eiui'ten
.i i. 11 \ lii., ? ..j l;. K 11 ?! i 11 -
' ? 1* i*"l * ' ; ? v *l 11111 e 111 the Use . 'f
i. - ????; i t ? ? i?.?_?_? > . ?a.'i'ii ami anli'iU"
t!... . ? ? -' ;i I*1 i-hnieiit fin it- u-e
to ' . , 1..I -i
thk oamukn company,
Complete U?t of <?cer* ami Men ?f
Company "M."
i i *?'
Following i? ? complete H*t of llio
officers and men * the Kershaw
(itiftnU now patt?l duty lu the
e.meru Mwtiuu of fly ntnts!
C|tptljtli
Young, William M. ^
1st. Lieutenant.
IHrchiuore. Ilenr.v 11.
'.2nd. Lieutenant.
McIamhI. Alf?e<l M.
1h|, Surgt.
Caiuphel), Julius K.
Supply Sergt.
Hanu'li, Herman
Mesa Sergeant
Hush. Waller 1?.
Sergeant*
Trotter. AngUHtUH M.
Shiver, Thomas II.
Del/oache, Joseph It. K.
l?eLoat-he. James. Jv..
IamioIi'. Johtj W. ,,
ltelk. I A'Hoy.
OoriN>rals
(?oodale, Franklin 1>.
Yillepigne, Charles It.
Anthony, Pelaor 1j.
< 'roshy, Stephen M.
Turner, James It.
DeLoaehe. Wlllum It.. Jr.
Hatllehl. Charles S.
Heath. John r.
Watkins. Jack II
('ooks
l.ew In. Hugh M
lVehh's. ( 'tM'IK'l* 1 >.
Mechanic
Forte. Maniilo K.
ltuglers
lUn? k. llrawley
llniiu'li. Charles C.
1st. Class Privates
A met te. I A'vy It.
Itarr. Carsle H.
Itoone. Lewis W
Cl\. Fltzhugh L.
Kinkins. Clarenee
Kills. Jasper I >.
Floyd. Walter I >.
liasklns, llenry H.
Hall, tillllam A.
1 last \, William J.
Hilton. Hlehard H.
Johnson. William K.. Jr.
JordaTi, Caviette W.
Kirkland. Marion A.
Lewis. Charles It.
Mathhis. William C.
Hose. (Mho J.
Wren. Cenjamin S/
Privates
l>eCruhl. William
1 Iort on. t 'a i*l A.
Hurst. Hohert I).
Knight, William N.
MeCasklll. Flnley C.
Med I in, Clifton C.
Nm ris. Henry I?.
Purvis. Langdou F.
Anderson. I >anlel <'.
Carton. James A.
C:it< man. <"harh-s < >.
Cradlex. 1 >aniel I.
Cnririn. Frank 11
(Vol,. Sonlee A.
< vnis 1 i v, .1 < ise|ill C.
I>u\is. ( harle- F.
1 nakefnid. Hichard C.
Fa ile. Jether
I'lllle. Tliolldas
< loodman. Ha.\ nminl 11
i ;i)im|s<hi. William II
I lai i i-. .Iiiiiie? ?
II ill.in. Maek A
lliiionii. Fnrmau L.
11 hi kaliee. I >e\\ it t T.
.1. >1? i i? 11. Walter
Lanirley. John 1>
I ,ee, I vi >1 ?er t
I., nil. Walter II
.Mil 'ask ill. John A . Jr
M.Lain. Lee IV
M nn hi-i ii. I >an S.
Nelson. Carlisle A
Padgett. CI.m1i- 1'
Hiilli|>^. Vance
I'mn ey. I ?eorge F.
Km ledge. Crawford F.
Salter-. William C
Sanrler-. (Jnye S.
Smith. John S.
Smith. Leon C
Sowi-ll. Sam
Thonia-. iiolaml C.
'I'l liesi la le. Hoy
I riiesila le. Ha \ I V
???I??? ??
Watson, Ixwlle 7*.
Wilson, Kliuble J. *
Wilson. I/ewls I>.
WIIhoh, Thoma* L.
Sinclair, Paul K.
Thompson, Walter II.
Is Now Sheriff H^i|)L
Mr. Hnnc C. trough. who wan wv?<
lv ji|?th>If11?'?I sheriff by Governor Man
iiiUK t'?ok charge of the ottlw Wed
nesday, Inning r?*clved his commis
sion ami made the nts-w^ary bond.
Mr. Hough's long experience In
canity affairs- having Immmi for sev
eral "years clerk of the court. hih!
I he fact that he Ik a lawyer makes
him every way qualified to till this
lin|N>rtaut ottlce. Mr. Hough was not
an applleunt for'the appointment and
gttcs Into the ottlce owing his opindnt
men I to no one except the governor.
We confidently believ? that the sheriff's
otllee Is iii good hands ami t'hat he
will conduct It without fear or favor
t<> anyone.
Negroe* (JoIiik North.
It la said more-thnn eighty negroes
left on the early morning Seaboard
yesterday for |>oints in the North. This
makes the second or third contingent
of colored people to leave for the North
recently. Some of the negroes left
u'oml |>osltions in Camden.
(ione to Pennsylvania.
M IWI'S. J. I>ohy Huekahee. Wyatt
1 s?>M. [{oiling* Hell. Sanford Jitnw and
U. A. Vattghan left here last Friday
night for ^oatsville. Pennsylvania,
where the.\ will seek employment In
m munitions plant in that city.
Offers Land Free of Bent.
The undersigned each own ?HTt;.in
lots at the southwest corner of the
intersection of Broad and Chestnut
str??ets of the city of Camden, which
lots when thrown together will con
stitute an area of nhout two till acres
of land.
The lo will he given rent frck?
for next six months to any one who
may l?e so Mituntcd as to prepare theni
pro|H>rly and to use them In tin in
telligent way for food ero;>s during
this jierlod.
W. M. Shannon,
('. Bruce. 4
J. K. I.any.
"The Winning of Sallie Temple."
.lack Dean, leading man for Fannie
Ward in her latest Lasky-Paraiiiount
production. "The Winning of Sally
Temple" which will l?e seen at the Ma
jestic on Tuesday, plays the part of
.Miss Ward's guardian, and as the script
was being read to them, (icoi-gc Mel
ford. the director, said to Mr. I Van.
"You set' the star Is to be your \ward."
"(>. yes." replied Mr. I lean?"she is
my Fannie Ward." The rest of the
company promptly descended ii|M>n him
but the punster managed to escape with
his life, others in the cast are Eu
gene I'allefte. Horace It. Carpenter,
Vola Vale, l'aul Welgel. Walter Long
and others. A Christie Comedy com
pletes the program.
t'sc Chain <?ang to Raise Food.
Supervisor M. <West In is nveipt
of the following communication from
(i-o\. Manning:
"It has been suggested that it would
iiu doubt add very much to the sup
ply of foodstuffs if the county sup
ervisors would discontinue as much
;i> possible their road work for the
next two i r three weeks and use
their teams and convict labor in the
planting of food crops, especially in
those counties where there are lands
l?elo'igiiig to the county, which lands,
ii inaii\ instances, are probably, not
i . cultivation, and where they aiv
cir'haied and p:? !>ably not prodne
ing a full crop.
"I would urge that \oii adopt this
plri'.i as far as practicable."
Baker-Mayers.
I Keporfed for The Chronicle. I
A niarrige of great interest and one
that came its ;i >urprise to the many
friends of both parties was that of
Miss A1 lie ltaker. youngest daughter
of Mi and Mrs. I,. T. Baker of the
Wateree Mill village to Mr. Leonard
Mayers of Camden, which was Solemn
ized on last Sunday morning. May b.
Immcdiateh after the ceremony the
.voting ;..i*ij?ie ieft for Itock HUi where
the\ will s|M'iid a few days after which
they will l?e at. home with their
friends in Camden. The bride is a
sweet y?.ung woman of attractive |wr
soitaliM and charming manners ami
the gn.oiu is ;i young man of lne busi
ness ijualilies and to the young coupje
w e \\ isli a lomr and u^frrV life.
Two Pictures
"John Doe lost his house with all its contents
fire last night. Mr. Doe had his property well iQ8l
ed, and says he will have a new residence started
soon as the ashes of the old one are cool."
"The home of Richard Hoe was burned last nir
together with all the household furniture and clothi
of the family. Mr.^Roe had no insurance and the
falls heavily upon him. Relatives and friends
care for the family temporarily/'
The two pictures are not at all overdrawn. The
are both being reproduced every day.
If your home should burn tonight, which picti
would fit your case?
Be wise?see us now. After the fire is too late,
Williams Fire Insurance Agency
K. M. Kennedy, Jr., President . E. N. Mr I >0 well, Ma,
1012 Broad St. Phone 52.
In .Mcmoriam to Minn Emma Reynolds.
(Hut imirc our Chapter ban been
called upon to mourn the loss of ti
loved member Miss l-huma Rey
nolds. ami while we do not question
I lie wisdom of Him who makes no
mistakes, our hearts are tilled with
sorrow.
"He giveth His I >e loved sleep, for
sleeping?*he awoke in that land
Where the saints of all ages In har
mony meet
Their Saviour and brethren transport
ed to greet,
While the anthems of rapture unceas
ingly roll.
And the smile of the Lord is -the
feast of the soul."
She has left behind her a sweet,
fragrant memory that will never l>e
forgotten, for she i>osscss<kI a love, and
sympathy that eneireled others besides
her own family, and a kindness, and
hospitality that was unchanging, and
sincere.
The John 1?. Kennedy Chapter V.
I >. C. wishes to place wn record the
following resolutions :
1st. That in her death the Chapter
hits sustained the loss of a faithful,
willing helper.
L'nd. That we cherish her memory,
and strive to emulate her beautiful
example? looking forward to the time
wlien
??Through the storm and teinjH'st. safe
ly anchored.
Just on the other side.
We lind her dear fa<v looking
through death's shadow's
Not ehanged. but gloritled."
."!rd. That we extend to her family
our heartfelt sympathy. and eominend
them in love to the Cod in whom she
I rusted.
?1th. That a page in our minutes be
dedieated to her as a testimonial of
loving remembrance, that these resolu
tions be recorded thereon and that
,-i ropy of them Ik* sent to her fam
ily
The Russian provisional government
ha - >ent to the Russian representative
in the entente allied countries a note
assuring the allies that the change in
government in Russia can not afford a
pretext for any slackening on the part,
of Russia in the common struggle of
.-ill the entente allies.
5.WX) men have passed the <n
Reserve roiim examination i?
York City.
Wateree Mill Village Note*
Miss Jodu Haley, teacher at Bl
was a. visitor In the village last
unlay. Miss Haley was for two j
our teacher and we are alwajnt
to have her hack.
Mrs. I>. T. Haucoek ami fii
spent "Hey era 1 days last week
relatives at Ohextertield.
We are prlad lndee<l to have
us Mr. H. M. Fhieher and famil
Kershaw.
Mrs. Major Munn entertained
Sunday school class nn last Mo
evening
Mrs. M. Myers from Dal ton,.
*l>ent Sunday with Mrs. F. A. f
Messrs. J. K. Kohlnson, J, H.
son and J. I). Shaw sj>ent last
day In Columbia.
Mr. Fletcher Wilson from IYlb
On. sj>ent several days last week
his parents ^Ir. and Mrs. J. H
son.
Mrs. Wade West si>ent several
with parents at liethune.
j We are pleased to note that I
i Manninl? Koyers son of Mr. and
! H. M. Koyers, who has l>eon <.
j siek for several days Is Improvti
Our. Sunday school is rapidly
| -rressintf having Increased in atte
ance from 12 to 107" up to last
' day.
There will 1>o no service at.
; church next Sunday morning on
I count of Hev. F. A. Lyles Ippd
nient at Pisgah. There will I*
vice at 7 :'iO Sunday night.
Our V. W. A. held Its regular
Inp'fast Sunday evening, a very
terestinp program was carried
We were glad to have as a vlrt
Mrs. Sallie <?oodale. from Camden
Miss Kflle Robinson and Miss 0
Rollins of I Mill caster s|>eiit sere
days with .Misses A via and Km
Player. a
Mi's. Martha Rogers of Spring
spent several days with her daugo
last week Mw? J* R? Player. "
Friends of Mr. Alford Spradley
he pleased to know that he is Inipr
lllg. . :
We are still very much uiteres
In the Wateree Ball Team and j
l>eet to have some real live gal
In the future.
*; ;i, i . ?i j i : . i' K . .?-! _ S i 7 ???>?? v .1 - ? I ?-<: .-1 Siiin].i\ I r : 11 throughout ami i> *i?|?|?li?'?l with pastor'."
?-Hi./ 1- 1 "in ? ??:?*> :?>?;. > It""' .11 !?' 1t nrliui' < !? I in- ? i . !c lifjitol iimI >? ?n.st ru < led ft?r <?<??? fort, in sil.miK'i' It i
mkJi-im 1 .'!???) ' 1' i ? ? . ?j* 1 i: ?i 1 i ??! . t. 1 1 lii 11 ? I -. ?Hi.* ;??'<? 11 11. ? ? r ; t < ? fii !??<> 11 Th?* j ?!:? 11 *? f ? ?i tin- ? ?huri*.: wnv ilrn*n l>\ nrrhlnn-t \. <;
\V?1k?N of U'?-k III . An hi:<? * \N \ 1 ,i ..f K.-rli.iw I'.ni.-li .* > ? i n 1 ? i < r: ? ?? T .I In L. T. <5rpenr\. I'. M K*'tvWlc?- W. F.
4'roKt??t? n"i 1' l? II I'll' 1 I ! ? .11 ? i- ' h i< mi _li 1 ?in:irv> ? ? t * j-;i
THE VNiyefrSAL CAR * J
Owners of Ford ears are advised to beware of ' j
vonnterfeit pnrfs.^ ITyCflT'c-ar needs adjustment "']
'>i rriir it here whore vmi wil lino reHbthlc service with
tin- complete . niecimntcal o?/uifl*?eur .give the
,,vt <|ualit,v of Kurd s'orvk-e obtanaTTle. All tin' Ford
('jilts usod arc suj?j?li<>(i by the ford Motor ('ojii|>aiiy.
^ "i < '?'< not cxj>eot you T'*ojr<| oitr to fflvo tho sorvl<*o
?Hid cnifnrnuco y<?n demand,>uj|oss . you have It eared -
for by men c^Wfl<jqpti fr) ffQfd Hmiiihout ??
?s: Toiirluu Car$.T?o, getbttt $?4r>. ?Com>elct |M5j
I own Car $r?or*?fifll'Ti- o. Jfiotroit. On display mi'l
f"i vjiif ity ' )i'-I ':
KERSHAW MOTOR CO.
v> * y "f
Phone /SJo. 140 East DeKalb St.
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