The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 07, 1921, Image 5

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Social ami PerteiaJ News By Mi*. LouU. N?t?U lift , M They Rtfe ? >" fr*\? - (From The YorkviUe Hiuiulver) "Here," mi id a cotton buyer ?h ihe v handed Views and Interviews this bit of verse the other day, "Is some thing that e*pro?aos the Kcnorfll situation about as well as anything I've run agitlust. Of course In a way it drives . tiio impression of attempting to rub tt -* iu to everybody , but since aU of us In the ROUth hio in the same boat why X mivss we fcould stand It if you wnnt to reproduce It." I > 1 4iHt spring when cotton ? Whs selling no high, 1'oii could see some farmers ?Floating" In the .sky, ( ? hit they Kode !.) They rode in |be sun They rode in the rain, ^ rtokne even rode lu an aeroplane, (But they Rode J) They rode all night, 1 They rode all day, j They kept O'rldlng" Tilt the devii'tf to pay. k. (But they Bode!) it it wasn't an auto, It was a blame old mule. They kept on "riding" : Tilt they've cut the fool, ; (But they Bode!) Soine rode bad, Some rodo well, Rut they kqept on "riding" Till they've sure (played h ? (But they Hode!) Some doctors spent the whole year Distributing pills. And ean't collect enough money To pay their gasolino bill, (But they KodM) Tho real estate business Was tfte best of .all; But hlatno my skins, If it didn't fall, (But> they Rode !) Home bought Fords, ? : .. Hut carried them back, And (promised) the difference ? J- t For u Cadillac, ? (But they Rode!}.: The farmers and merchants Are broke, that's true ' (And it looks mighty like, The hanks are too), > ??? (But they Rode!) The above was written, Just for a joke, Hut* durn my hid$s, It* l.he country ain't "Broke!" (But they Rode!) Notice lie, Womuns. Exchange and Tea Rooin will open Monday afternoon with .? silver tea* from .1:30 until'5 o'clock.^ Visitors Complimented. XU.-itj.es Polly and Cora Thomas of Virginia* who were the attractive quests, for the holidays" of Mrs. Brat ton deLoache, were complimented dm* i"R the week by several informal,} but charming social affairs. Among thege Mrsrtlenr.v Savage gave a di^r in their honor, and Mr*. T. ,t. KirkOand was hostess at a buffet supper. Mrs. Sallie Kennedy Blakeney complimented them: ? with a luncbe-on, and thoy wefe*. houeV guests at a lovely afternoon tea. with Miss May Boykin as hostess at "MlllrWay," her beautiful country, home down the old Charleston read:! On /Saturday evening they were the quests of Miss Nancy Lindsay at ' a course supper. Tfrv Misses -Thomas left Sunday evening for their home in Virginia. Me* With Mrs. W. D. Tr?ntl>am; ' llhe Thursday afternoon card ;$ul*J tiod an agreeable hostess in Mrs. W. Il| Trantham this week. Mrs. Rockefel ler*. nee Miss Margaret Bauskett, was j a guest of the afternoon and Miss Mary Withers Kirklaud and Mrs. Randolph Kirkland wore substitutes. After cards delicious Yefreshments were served by 'hp hostess. The CiTlted .States army has 1,171 ? aviators, every one of them pilots wearing rhr wings of the R. M. A or l bettcfr. ' 1 Majestic Theatre PROGRAM ? Today, Friday January 8th. ' Thomas II. Inca Presents Dorothy Dalton in ?ROMANTIC ADVENTURED" . Also A Mack Sennetfc Comedy Saturday, January 9th ... Mermaid Comedy "DYNAMITE" And Buster Key tort Su "Cony let 13" Antl a new episode of "RPTII OF THE ROCKIES Monday, January 1 lilt Thomas n. tnee Presents ffliarles Ray in "AN OLD FASHIONED ROY" Also P^the Weekly News. Tuesday, January 12th. Realart Presents Wanda ilawioy In "THK BEIX)VED VILUAV Also "Bride 13" Wednesday, Jan. 13th. Metro Announces Viola Dana in "BIvUKMAIL" Also a Rolin Comedy Thursday, Jan. 14th. The Paramount Star ! !r liH (Invton In "THK SINS OP ROZANNFT' Also Topic* of the Day Mating of the 11. I). C, Chapter. The inclement wither on Monday afternoon t.llil not interfere aerlouiily with the attendance at the meeting of t h<> mow named chapter, us quite a large and enthusiastic number gather ed <>t t*be hoapitablo home of Mrs. W. 8. Burnet, where they were warmly w t'U*>iqpd by Mrs. JBurnet and Mrs. (\ M. (loiemau, who was assistant hos* teas. Suggestions of the receutly passed \uletido still lingered In the cherry rooms, that woro In striking contrast j to tho grayness outside. The presi dent called tho meeting to order, und Mrs. Arnett called roll and read i the minutes of the hist meeting. Tho treasurer. Mrs. R. E HU1 read her animal report, whii^, was grutlCylngj to the chapter, and was accepted by a j vdte of thanks. Mrs. 8111 has been many years tho efficient treasurer, and the entire membership feels in debted to her for faithful service. Mrs. Arnett has an enviable record as chap ter secretary, having served three years without missing a meeting. Of ficers like, these make for a successful organisation. Tho Chapter also has much to be proud of in its first and second vice presidents, Mrs. . W* J. Dunn, und Mrs. D. A. Boy kin ; in it's his torian, Mrs. Edwin Muller, and it's roglstra, Mrs. W. F. Nettles. All ef ficient and fithful. pleasing and agree able work with any organzattan would go forward with such officers at the helin. And we cannot refrain from throwing ? bouquet to the ^membership- -for unity, falthfull ness, oneness of purpose, agreeable action, absolute without discord it is unexcelled by any organization we have' over known. / Monday afternoon was given up en .tirely to huslue.ss, the collection of annual dues, and the discussion of the proposed bazaar to be held around the middle or last of February. ^ie chapter officers with Mrs. 0. 11. I^noir will meet Friday afternoon at tbe Library at 4 o'clock , to make out the committees for this bazaar. These last will be mailed to each chairman, and the chapter president thanked the ladies in advance for accepting, and putting forth their l>est efforts in what ever capacity " they misht he ealle*i_ up on' to' sorve. And she fools* sure' of .thejtr cheerful compliance. The social hour was much enjoyed, the hostesses serving delicious refreshments. Mrs. -.John Rhamc, and Miss Mattie Gerald are to be hostesses for the February meeting. Mrs. Mackey Kntfrtalns. The iCi rk wood book club was delight fully' entertained this week by Mrs. John T. Mackey. After the exchange and discussion of books, the hostess served fruit cake, pound cake, whipped 'fttoHi isftd coffec. ?-? ? ? - ? ' ? Why Editors See Red. $ Th* article headed : "now To Prepare Calves For Show Purposes" 1 4 ' and marked to be -run on the Farm ;ajnd; suwk page.. , But the. make-up man got it on the pas* devoted to Women , and 'Fnsfcions. *? f ?> SW- ? rJ" ?*. To Meet With Mrs. Zemp. &h(?*Woroans Missionary fltoc iety of Lyttleton street Methodist Episcopal ciiurch will hold their regular meeting ?'Frlilny afternoon January 7, 1921, at 4 o'clock v^ith Mrs. Earnest Zemp. Is an Important meeting, ^all mem bers ftre asked to be present. Mrs. Robert Mitcham. ' Recording Secretary. Renibert -Skinner A marriage of wide-sproad interest to friends and relatives over the state was that of Mllss Mary Rcmbert, of Bif&ppvillo, to Wardlaw Edwin Skin ner, of Elliott, which took place at the home of Mrs. A. M. Strother Wednes day c.retjtng, I>ecember 22. The cere mony was performed :by Rev. R. M. PnRose. pastor of tho groom. Only a few intimate, friends and relatives Were present.? Ilishopville Vindicator. ?W Carrabw &hitu of NEW YORK Now ha* m winter branch in Camden at 1818_ Broad Street near The Kitfkwood Hotel, whero^ yr>u tnuy obtain Exclusive Hand Made Millinery Sweater*, Searfw, Lingerie, Bou doir (vaps. Hosiery, including Golf Stocking*. Wool* Noreltie*.' Rtc. 1818' BROAD STREET Km 460 ? Near Th? Kirkwoed PERSONAL MENTION. i i, i i> ' Mr. Albert Team l^ft thltfc to attend school in ChtflMton. S<suic\v of (3c6rj{li hu.H boon Hj>endlm: sum.' time with W* daugh ter Mw. Ralph shaunou. - - r Mr lt.'C Johnson of Charlotte, N. V. xpent oWisinms with his family, Mr. and Mr*. VV. K. Johnson. Miss Ann M.tts of St. Matthews ha* returned *K?fc >?'? "Her * ph'aeant vlslU, to h.'i sister, Mrs. C. F, MeCo>. Mj?h. Beatrix l'ayuw, who Christmas at home has refUWOd h<>r studied ?t Convor?e Soifcge. Miss Nancy Uodeay has returned t,. Winthrop College to resume her shidios l? tluit institution. S.., OMrte* ?<?>? >? ?ggJS&Rgr lined Hoy" at the Majestic Monda>. You'll laugh till your sides Miss Frances Kennedy of Atlanta wan among the holiday visitors In Camden. . . ... Mr. Bonnie Team left Wednesday to oater Davidson College. - Mr. Bonnie DeTx>aChe who apent the holidays at homo has returned to Wof ford Fitting School, Spartanburg. Ml#* Ruby Ob a \> pell who has been visiting at the home of Mrs. R. R Team loft Monday to resume her stu dios n\ Chleora College. Mr and Mrs. ttdgnr - Lewis, who spent the holiday*, with trtttv panmt* Mr. and Mrs. E. .1. I4*vls have return ed to tlielr home in the middle weet. Miss Agnes DcBass (has returned to Converse. She has been honored by being made president of her class i?\ that popular college. M!'? EUeabeth Johnson who has IM tho e.if?t of Mr. ami Mrs. M. M. ltonson rcturnoil-t" hor homo In I>>>? Wont thin week. . Mr. ami Mr*. T.. W. <i <?>?>' ?r Allc"; wo.o visitors at the- homo of ?Mr. ami Mrs. M. M. llcnwn tho pas^ week. <Mr> W. K- Johnson Jl- 51 stu* dent at (Georgia Tech. spent the boll, days with his parent*. Mr. and Mrs. V / R. Johnson. on North Fair St. ?, Mrs. John T. Nettles Sr., and Miss I.ftura IJoustan have gone to Clear water, Florida to spend tho rest of the winter. , \ Misscfc Ernestine Batomun. Corinno Lewis, Witlte Belle. Maokey, and Loroe ?Trw*<ta*-vafter spending the afliome have returned to Cokor Cob le^ir. and Mrs. George W. Brunson, and Uttle son. George Jr.. returned , to Chloago. this week, after a visit to Mi's. Brunson's parents. Mv. ?n<c Mrs. William Shannon. IMonds iu Camden wore glasi to sec Mr. jrnd JWA. C. A#*?n ?*~ wh'o snrat fl>?V l">U??J? Mr Slwwwa re??ro?d > Jrffcraft* ??d Ml 'SEjm ??"? "?'<! Mrs. Sbannon loft this week. ' v , Monday, at tho ^..ioKtl^ TborauH ^ Tnce Presents Charles Ray 4n An . oia l"yRhloned^ Boy" Ho Imow nothlw about girU, and far letw ft4>outJ5? ^ Sottte threw him in t*e ebitches^of both ? then - doubled up with laughte . Y<nr?S! T. Goottale . was the guest of honor and , speaker . of ther,evtetaCJ^ a bancjuot given by the Sumter Shrink Clpb JVednegday night there wore about one hnndred Shrinors pvpHent. and all seemed to enjoy themselves in 1be usual j#vlat manner. Fir* .In cne of the principal business districts of Atlanta, On., last Satur day morning destroyed property valued ut about $100,000. .. Tlw Juniors Dance the New Year In The Misses Host I ok were hostesses at an enjoyable dance on New Years eve. The guests included a number of the High School girls and boys, and also the college set who were at home for the holidays. Holly, mistletoe, bamboo and pine made an appropriate and pleasing decoration for the rooms that were ensulte. and cleared for dauclug. The New Year was ushered in on winged feet? prophetic we hope, of coming bright day? for the happy young participants. Punch and cake were served during the evening. Huekabee-Kirkley Marriage 8 Miss Orn Relic Huckabee and Mr. Carlisle Beckwlth Klrkle.v were marri ed Christmas day, at the homo of the bride's parents Mr. and Mrs. T. TI. Huckabee. Only the families of the contracting parties being present. The ceremony was performed by Rev. M. W. Hook, paMor-of the bride. The bride is a graduate of Colum bia College and is the toscher of music in the Little Rock high school. She is a very attractive young woman, and has many friend*, both in North and South Carolina, who will learn with great interest of l?er marriage The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and \irs. I>. M. Kirkley. of Kershaw. Tie Is a trraduate of I'he University of South Carolina and is the principal of the Little Rock fiiKh school. Immediately after the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. ^irkley left for a wedding trip, after which tfiey will return to Little Rock where they will make their future home. ? Bennettsrille Jkdrocate. " lou'ii get $n eyefnll, when yrHi see IHjTothy' J>a lton In "The Romantic Ad rentmiW a Paramount Pktore f>e in* * hmm at the Ma)c*t*c today, Prl TWy, Jai iB>, ? ? - ? ? , ? ? , Mw. BftamcJi Ue?L Friends and relatives of Messrs. Her uutn utitl Mamie* Itaruch of ^ this city, hytojiaJb^Xti wjl h thepi in ti!u> death of their mother, Mrs. llcnmvu Jlarueh, which .occurred in Now York cii,\ ?yrMerday. A message was received lit Camden yesterday announcing t|ic sad intclllgciuv. Mrs. I la i nch was well and favorably known in Cam den where she resided a good man.v iyenrs ago ami where she has often visited. She was a native of <Jeor?e town. We could not learn the funeral arrangements before goiug to press. "The Romantic Adventuress" with 1>orotb.v; Palton at the Majestic today. People of ItiHUOn, Mass., are being eomjxHed to pay from $~'J to $24 a ton for eoal because of market .shortage. A Mlllwrtukoe brewery has asked for permission to, make l?eor for sale on prescriptions for medicinal purposes the proprietors offering tlfe testimony of >phyHleians to the effect thHt beer is more efficacious than whiskey in many eases. A Lynn, Mass., cook insisted that Her employer transport her to church la a car every Sunday morning. He did so. hut one morning an accident fiofell. wherein the cook was lnjuried, and she now sues him for $10,000. * iMlss Virginia lllakely Mosby, sister of John S. Moshy, Confederate cavalry leader, died at lior home at Charlottes ville, Vn., last Monday. The Socialist of the United States have renewed vigorous agitation for the pardon of all political prisoners and 1 1 14 ? restoration of the right to free thought in America. Five Inmates of the Kansas statif hoprdtnl for the Insane at Topeka, Kati.v made their eseapo on the niRlit of Christinas eve when fire broke out in'a ward building, l>??rothy Pa It on the girl who put th?? man in! romance .at the Majestic Theatre today in "The Romantic Ad venturess." A zippy trip through pleasures play ?ground via New Yorl# and Monte Carlo Death of Mfs. Hushes. On I k'c, 7. 1&U0. Mrs. NtCtO June Hughes died at the liouui of hex* daugh ter. Mrs. D??llio Outlaw. She was ft 2 'jvawi' old t|ie ipaat \lu!.V. She was first married to Mr. John Ifollatid when IK years old and pxssed through th<- sorrows of the War Be twpwi the States. her husband dying In service. /on a battlefield" In Virginia -To this uulon there was born two dmicfliteiN and one son. the son dying in ^tl^the Mr*. Elizabeth* Haimndud hind Mrs.^ Dallie Outlaw survive. She was married the second tlxue to^ Mr. .Tunics R. Hushes, who preced ed her to the grave XI years ago. To this union there were horn three sons und. three daughters,, while only one son . "survives. Mr. Manus Hughes. There are also twelve grandchildren uud eighteen great grand<*blldven snr ,Mr-c Hughes resided for the past 25 years'/with her da ugh tor, Mrs. Dallie Otttlaw where %1m> died. She united with her first husband soon after mar riage with Antiooh Baptist church, but seven ^Vears ago she moved her mem* berishlp to Cedar Creek where she held membership 'till she died, ? Ttlsbopvllle Vindicator. folujnhia, I^'erober A short* ;ige bt more than seventeen thousand dollars in the off loo of the county treasurer in Hampton county was re I>ort<^tl . to Gov. Cooper and Sam M. Wolfr today. Thk . information was contained in' a presentment by the Krand jury under date of Deo. 20. W. A ^Itison was treasurer up to Nov. 29 whe?t fcc resigned. II. K. Causey was then appointed. It is emphasized that Maso$ did no give ijond when taking offleft* four years ago, and it Is urged that action be brought against bonds men \rho gave security prior to that date, and also recommends' that if . any state^ officials have been negligent in failing to require the customary bond, suit also be brought against such state officials. The (presentment further states that fcbe grand Jury has recom mended that the Hampton county legislative delegation refuse to rocom moiul to Gov. Cooj>er the nowly elect ed auditor, T. Ha good Gooding, for the term commenoing July l,e"l921. The report further urges legislation to re lieve the i>cople of Hampton of tax penalties until Mhrch 1, because of tha fact the tax l^ook* were not opened in 1020. Meats at Redaced Prices llf|imtiiig with the New. Year thf un dersigned will make a reduction in the price of Fresh Meats from 15 to 20 f*er rent. Wf expect to and will meet all fair competition on the cash and carry plan, and will continue to operate our places as formerly, using the same de livery and charge system heretofore in practice. We solicit a continuance of your tfrade and promise prompt and ef ficient urilta fa PARLOR MEAT MAMfiftT ROBEBTS MEAT ftUUfe T C amdMK. H. C., Dee, M, Iff*.' I ;ir<*h tonl ?Miuni?N>riu>j is twlnfl taught by the rnltcU states vocational hcIiooIs to r?7I <Jl*ubWHt former HoItlUna ami en ljhuM<i;lwg <?i all klmls to In Wur?jw> fortune* nr<? Nelujc mude from a lUAohlno for Mauiplng iihIIh out of tin* tiurhoil \\'hv loft on lUv battle, - fields, of ttelgiuiu and Franco. ? <db*. Bank No, 235. STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE BANK OF BETHUNE Located at Bethune, S. C. at . the Close of Business Dec. 31, 1920 Resources l.oatlK mul ???... Overdrafts Furniture and Fixtures. Hanking Iloiltio ...... IHio frtun llsultfi ami llankets CuVreney Cold Silver itml Otlior Minor Coin ( 'hooks and Cash Items Hxchnnjcos for ClosHafc House Mborty 'Honda owned .... War Ha Vint? Stamps ? V-. Total Liabilities Capital Stock t*aM lu . . ? Surplus Fund Undivided Profits. Icmm Current lOxfmnHC* and Taxes raid Individual Deposits Subject to Check HO, 08344 Time CertUleatos of Deposit .. .08,008.07 Cashier's Chocks ?.? 1,122.80 r.ills jmyaable, including Cortltlcatea of Money borrowed Total ? 5I7J.137.JW 4,589.50 2,181.70 1,482.00 .. 10,780.28 1,808.00 280.00 ...... 424.27 75.70 ........ 507.88 ... 3,500.00 447.00 107,788 75 $15,000.00 10,000.00 ...... 405.24 184,823.5 1 . 30,500.00 107,7KS.75 STATK OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Kershaw TleToro u 10 canie J, C. I'arker, Cashier of the above named bank, who he jim duly .sworn, says that tho nbove and foregoing statement Is a truo condl i |on of said hank, as shown h.v the books of said bank. J. C. Porker, Cashier. Sworn to and subscribed before wo on this 5th day of January, 1021. Correct Attest: II. R Tlyafet, Notary Public 1>. T. Yarbrouph * R King Directors. R. Z. Truosdcll No. 9083. REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRSfr NATIONAL BANK OF CAMDEN At CAM WON. IN THH S1MTK OF SOCTI f .CAIHJM XA. AT THK OfvOSK OK* BUSINESS ON DECKMBER 20. 1921. v; </ Resource* liouuv and discounts .. *442,902.8.'* Overdrafts. secured, $2,642.(11; unsecured, ?4,551:00 tf.C93.61 - tJ. S: bouilK deposited to secure circulation (pup V&lue) ... CO ,000.00 V.. gl, Bonds .pledged to secure Postal (^Savings 3,000.00 U? S. Bonds pledged ah collateral to bills payable . ... ...... 29,500.00 r. s. Bonds owned and unpledged ...... 3,000.00 War Havings Certiflcates and Thrift Stamps actually owned .. 24.40 Totn I U. S. (fovernment securities :!.... 85,524.40- " Uoiuls other than U. S. Itonds pledged to secure postal savings deposits ?. 2.000.00 Securities, otli^r than tJ. S. Bonds (unpledged* 7,000.00 P.OOO.OO stock of Pwlet*4 Reserve Bank - . - - .....: 8,000.00 Value of banking house - a . 29,748.78 29,748.78 *x?rr u- ?W^.u.r-I 8Mrn .. uwroi reserve wIBi Federal Kosottc Buuk 32,998.57 flash tn vault and net amounts due from national banks 50,870.08 Vet amount due froni tNjpks and. broker* - 5,695.63 Checks on banks in tfie same city' &t town 846.14 \:t Tofalof.lust three: . 57,411.85 ?Outside checks and other rash Items, . , 1,559.53 ' IJedempt Ion. fund with IJ. S- Treasurer ......... 2.C00.00 . .Other . assets : Customers Bond a/eot*..^..;. 273.74 Total r-ifyjjti* ? $#75,475.83 , ' - ^ Liabilities. ' ' ? . ..... . .. Z ?. 't - ~ Capital ytoek ;>ald In 75,000.00 Surplus fund : 25,OOO.OOfc Cridlvlded profits : - 31,223.07 I /ess current expenses, interest, and tnx<?s paid ........ ... 15,682.79 15,540.28" Amount reserved for taxes accrued ? J 3,165.78 (Circulating notes outstanding ???????*? ?????? 50,000.00 Certified checks outstanding v? 1,231.52 Cashier's checks on own bank outstanding ......... 553.10 Toful of last two items 1,784.62 .Demand deposits: . Individual deposits subject to check 193,4-40.48 Dividends unpaid ? ? - 8.00 Total demand dei>oslts, 193,448.48 Time deposits : ?*?* , i Postal Savings DepogJj^.. - 1.26&88 other time deposits - 280,390.15 Total of time deposits 287.652.48 Bills payable with Federal Reserve Bank AU1..'-.. 23,000.00 other LlabrllHees: Reserved for Depreciation '888.74 Total *675,475.33 State of Sooth Carolina, County of Kershaw. ?tr . I. S. W. VunLandiujthain. Captoier of the named Bank, do soh-mnly swear that thr above statement i? true to the best of my knowledge and belief. S. \V. VanLANDINGIIAM, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to bsfore me this Otlx du.y of January, 1921. Correct ? Attest: It. T. Ooodale. Notary Public C. J. Shannon, Jr. . John T. Mackey Director*. Tj. A. WittkdW^ky COTTON BUYERS Why take the risk of lower markets when you buy cotton? Hedge your pur .chases with us. Make a legitimate mer^ chant's profit, avoid losses and keep yotfr credit good at the bank. / Then you buy cotton, sell short an equivalent amount, then if the market goes down, you make on your short sales what you lose on your spot purchases. If the market goes up, you make on your spot purchases, what you lose on your short sales so that in either case you have a buyers' profit without risk to yourself. We can handle your hedge business in lots of ten balesfj^cr^^ .. ?' ' MARTIN & COMPANY EDMUND A. FELDER It Braid SlTMt OR S. C. ReprtienUtive N#w York City. 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