The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 14, 1920, Image 8
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No. #89
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF
LOAN & SAVINGS BANK
!.orated nt Camden S. C.? at the Close of Business May 4th,
1920
Resource!.
I.WHIM ft tl?f iM^'OlllltC ?; ?
Ovcnlr.tfis . lOJWW
Ilond* iiit<| stock.* Owned by flic itiink . Mi.v .ti "/
Furniture and Fixtures ....... ...... - l.HOl/.J.'i
l?ue from lituibtt and Hanker* 7.?,Nh7.Kl
Gurr^ncy - <J,47}i.OO
<;old ? ? - 456.00
Silver ii ii? I UlllUf Minor Coin Jj,4ii8.oO
Cheei.s nud Cdib Items . - 188.J2
Totnl m-J.-XKM.
Liabilities.
Capital rttot'k I'aid in ? *!?:;.100,00
Surplus Fund 1 mhmmmi
Undivided Profit*. lean Current Fxpen>cs and Taxe* 1'uUl 14.1M&00
!>ih' i<i M.-inkn anil 11m?<k?? i 7."_f 1<>.r? I
Dividend* Fnpnld . ? . IN.00
Individual Deposits Subject to Check.. ; 5 7 *,'-1
Savings Deposits l.'iJ.I'Jd.Ki
Ccrtined check*. 3T.40
Cashier's Checks . -J.M7I.<J<? - . . r.KJ.tl.'M.tHJ
Iti 11m I'lividili' lticllltlfujj ?tiiiciii.'h for Money Morn;wed 35<0OO.OO
ltt-.(>r\e Fund C.frrhsl mi Concrai Individual <?r Savings IXtflyot* 4i000,00
Total .. . .. . . $0*2.200.20
stnte of South OfitoKuSi County of Kershaw. ^
Hefore me came .John S. Lindsay, Cashier of th<> above nauied hank,
who, helntf duly sworn, saya that the above and forcKolrijg xtatcineut Is a true
condition of .suld hank, as shown hy the books of aald hank.
JOHN S. LINDSAY.
Sworn to and subscribed before iuc ih*s 12th day of .May, 1020.
Correct?Attest: John Wbltnker. .fr,. Notary Public.
Tin*. ,f. Kirklnnd v
F. *M. Wont^n Director*.
T. 14. Litti*
Bank No. 235,
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
BANK OF BETHUNE
Located at Bethiine, S. C. at the Close of Business May 4th,
1920
' Resources
Loumt ami 1 >iscoiiit(m - - .
< ivcrdra fts - ..... .
I total* ji in I Storks Owiird !>v the Hunk
Furniture and Fixtures
Kit Ilk IIIK 1 I Oil Ml!
^ i 5.x. 171 .mm
?I ,552.10
... 7,500.00
um.7<>
1,482,00
Due from Hanks aiul Hankers - - ? ... oN,.'j44.88
Currency _ . _ , 7,187.(00
Hold tL - 2<M>-??
Silver and Other Minor Coin *. .?- . 724.20
Kxi'liiinkt's for ClwiriAic House ,? , .. ..... 253.27
'I'.'tn! .. $210,357.12
Liabilities
('apitiil Stock I'niil In ? '?? $15,000.00
Surplus Fund ? - 0.000.00
Undivided Profits, less Current E<pen**s and Tusw Paid ? .,\.4.045.20
Individual Deposits Subject to Check.. . ,.144,:i25,52 ' t?
Time Certificates of Deposit 00.05tt.2S
i ' 1*1*1 ill<'<l < 'hook* C.: - .--ti-.' ?.? - 5.00
C-MMhler's <'4teeks .:... 128.03 211,41 l.X'J
Total ? ?? $240,357.1*2
STATI'i <>F SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Kerslunv
Hi'forc mc oauio J. C. Parker, Cashlrr of the above named bank, who be
ing duly sworn, soys that tbo above and foregoing statement Is a true condi
tion of said bank, as shown by the books of said bank.
.1. C. Parker, Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 12th day <??f May, 10-0.
H. K. Hyatt. Notary lhilflic
<"orrect Attest: _
N. A. I loth line
A. K. McliiiurlH I 'dvoctors.^
I>. T. VarbroiiKli
WATEREE MILL NEWS
IUflle\ inj,' I )i.t t ji man <?i woman hi
faithful to a <inux.rn for whhth they
work rflioirtd Im>V? thfc made
them not only t?.v gtv-totg them a square
ileal ami g???d w?k?w, l?ut hy some other
form (lilJIIMIK'iHtlt.MI. No thinking llUUi
or wouimii tan (la* happiest tiniest*
i la-y know tihal their loved lire
protected shoUld aiiylHtliK fatal fan to
lliell? 'lot. With this 111 lliilid tlie NVn
t. nr MiM has ptaced upon every one
in their employ Lift* Insurance. A
npiym who Iihh l>M*h ill the o?nt imious
employment of this comvrn thau
one year In insured for five tiliiulmt d?rt
felTW, fin- one \??ai and ic.s* than two
years utf ?i>uiiuiKMi- employ wet*, fdx
hundred dollars, f?r three years but
less four years continuous cto|iloyiuent.
? ?'?j it I? 1111?IiV'l doll-irs, /or four years
lint lo.vs than five yenn* contlnuos eiu
'pioantieiii, nine hundred dollars, for
11 \ i? or more years of contin.uons em
ployment. ogfjc thousand diflJlars. This
Im>II<\v is taken oit hy tlie Wateree Mill
iiikI all ohurnes paid hy Walcreo Mill,
The policy is g)von to everybody in tho
employ of WVteree MM In any cm partly:
Tlte Aol'iiu I Ate Insurance Co.. of-Hart
ford, Conn., Is (he Company ?tearing
t"hc policy, With the Mutual Siek Bene
fIt Association whioh i? <<nrried on
the emirioyeos individually and takes
care <?f Its meinl>ers in CBM <>f sickness
amd also a new form of accident Insur
ance wlideh went into effect May lut,
covering nil accidents which occur in Uhe
mill and eoni]K>nsatcs the employeo
for time lost due to accidents seems to
cover everything in ttno Inshranee line
as. far iis the Mil In .concerned and the
three forms are sources ?f happit>ess
to Jill eligible for tliein.
From all ivj?oi-ts of the Junior base
ball team which went to Columbia to
play the Orphanwge It was surely a l>an
ner day in their young lives. They all
seemed to regret that Governor Cooper}
had made jirrovious arrangements and '
was unable to receive them, however !
they met Keeeretary of State. They
visited the I/ibmry. Capital and other
places 011 interest. Miss C. Southard
and Miss Wi1k<*s si'ethcd proud of their
little flock land were surely good?tthape
rons.
A real lwiscball game last Saturday :
at the Wateree M1T1 Baseball park at - |
traded a large <n*owtf. rl^he combining |
of ii few Camden balH players with the j
'Mill Basehalii team showed ifcscftf lo Ik;
anexcellent. ide?. To witness a tight
I game f*w eight innings is a treat, nnd
I showed the figiltfJng spirit of bet/In the
j Pacific Team and Wateree. The fatal
? eighth did come and then the old Wa?
I teree rally. The five runs by Pacific in
| the eltffhtb liowever. was to much of a
lead for Wateree to catch in lmlf an
! iimiJng.
The Water<*e Baptist Church raised
' fifty-three dolhirs -fax six mhrntes to
m.mkI their pastor to Washington as a
delegate t<> the National Baptist's Co|i
vention. ^
Our new Store Manager,. Mr. J. J.
Xtackhouac is now with us arriving
1:ist week-end from Boston.
American soldiers Hi France ftte 20,
jKuinds of candy.
?AND?
Auburn
VIM TRUCKS
ALL SIZES PNEUMATIC TIRES
Our Mechanics are the best. Work Guaranteed
1 : . | ~. r???!
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We have a complete Vulcanizing Department.
Why send your Electrical work away from home
when we can do It here?
\
Liberty Motor Sales Co.
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New Brick Building South of Cotlrt House
>1111 Folks at "The Terraces"
On Thursday evening, Miss Thomp
son, at "The Terraces," threw open her
liome and gardens to the einpttoyeee of
?he Hermitage C'ofctocn Mfttfls. Miss
Thompson who is (always a graedous
hostess proved fliorsdlf even more charm
lug than on former occasions.
The gardens wore lovely, amd every
one present enjoyed themselves to the
exient. The crowd went out to a
truidc, and blie moonlight ride was also
very enjoyabfle. Lunch was spread <ln
the garden and a lKmntlful repast was
eery
Those enjoyiiiig Ml>& Thompson's hos
pitality wore: Mrs. J. D. Flayer, Mrs.
W. H. Loveless, .Mr. land Mrs. Aoidrew
Pearson, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dodgin,
Messrs. Dodgin, Jordan, Raymond and
Monroe OaLney, Charlie Hhitrfley, Frank
Smith, Clifford ilunn, Layman Thomp
soik, Mi<s?os Linnle Smith, Bessie CnoQ
iey, Carrie Crolley, I^esio Bell and five
tyu. Pjayer, WLVMe M?o Jx>vele*w, Leah
Mat? Briggs Tholnia Haimersley, Mary
Simpson, Liill'Hain CormvaTl "and Mary
Ofcnt Fleming.
Miss Thompson was assisted In <\n
tertainlng her guests by her nephew,
Mr. Killing of New York.
Winnsboro Didn't Show Up
The Base Ball Team rcgmcts very
wiuoiv to Iwve disappointed the publfe
on last Saturday. The game with
Winaisboro Mills was arranged for land
advertised. At noon Saturday, they
wired that they would not be abQe to
come. Every effort was put forth by
both Mr. Briggs*, Superintendent of the
mill and Mr. S. L. Oroflfley, Manager of
the team, to secure a game wfttli some
otthor team. It was boo late, however,
to jpt a ga<mo, and ilius the game
was <to have been played on
Grounds Park had to be canceW
In Loaidion 'there ftw more I
shoi>9 tihat sell nothing but Med
' SALE OF CONFISCATED AV
Uaidesr and by virtue of an Act(
General Assembly of South
autfliarrlzlng the seizure and
tloa of vehicles engaged hi J
tlton of contraband liquor, 11
for sefle ait pufcUic outcry
Court TIoi8?e doors "fit Oi|l|?
fJarodtna, during tfhe legai bonre<
on the first Monday In June, r
7th day tJhereof, A. D., 192a 0?
Seven Passenger Touring Ctrl
115349, Model 10-D, satt ??t
lmving been seized by meumVett11^
vision)* of tfbo Act above
Terms of saKi Cash.
?; 0,<fr
Sberlff for Kershaw County.
Camden, S. C., Slay 14,1920. j
HAIL
&J)
From now on, hail storms will be frequent; already, adjoining counties have suffered. -|jj
a few minutes of hail will so destroy your growing crops that your investment and labor
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be wiped out. Almost every year, some section is so devastated) that it is necessary to se
outside aid to the sufferers. You can prevent some disasters, but you have absolutely no CO
trol over hail; you can neither prevent it nor lessen its damage. The one safeguard is insuran
We have written this class of insurance for the past several years for The Home Insijran'
Company of New York. They have in every instance paid their losses cheerfully and
entire satisfaction of the assured. The rates are very reasonable. " : ~ 7|
EVERY FORM OF INSURANCE \ ?
THE WILLIAMS INSURANCE
ESTABLISHED 1871 ?
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R. M. KENNEDY, Jr., President - 1012 Broad St. - J. K. SHANNON*