The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, September 16, 1921, Image 8
Bank No. 235.
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
BANK OF BETHUNE
^Located at Bethunc, S. C. at the cloae of butineu Sept. 6th
1921^
Resources
l.ouiis and I >i*e?iwtt* _ _
Overdrafts
Hoiid* ihI Stock* Owned b> 1 luk Hank,
furniture <1 n<i Fixtures
Hanking HOimc , .
Due from Hank* and Hankers
Currency ... . .. :
Oold .. . ..
Silver and other Minor Coin
Kxrlianjccs for CtwiriiiK Hoiim'
Tot ? J
SI H.OOI .21
;M da oo
2,181.7(1
1.482,00
Mo.oo
'Jt&.OO
087.K4
KM.OO
i.M.i 7*02
51 <5,000.00
10,060,00
272(11
? , ,v ;
Liabilities
Capital St???:k I'anl |u ,, < ft
Surplus Fund .
Undivided I'rotlls, less Current I0x|K*Um'- mid Taxes l'ulrt.
Individual Deposit* subject to" Cheek* rH?,(l'J7.?"?l ?
Time Certificates of Deposit - 10. 001.71
Cashier's 'Checks 117.?M?
f'.ilN paya'oide, including CertiHcate.it of N|t?u?*y Horrowed
'? Total . . . 2--^.
STATE OF SODTll CAROLINA, County of Kershaw ,
Before in? caine .1. C. Parker, . Cashier ? ?f the above nainetl hank, who l>e
lug duly .sworn, says that the above and foregoing statement Is a true condi
tion of said bank, as shown by the hooks of srtld bank.
.1. C. I'urkor, Cashier.
Sworn t ? ? and miIwi-IImmI hefure mc on 1 Itli day ??f Septondwr, 1021
Correct Attest: O IV \)<-Klnnon. Notary I'uhllc.
<f. it. Klufi
s I >. 'J'. Yarhrmtgh J.M r*-? ? t ? ?
& Y.. Tniewlell
so, 400.8*
42.JWO.OO
1M.17H.02
Spoiig.ltluheiuy \nnouiuenient.
We clip tin* following ivniKHiiicciiii'i) (
from liic society page of Dm- ( "harlot fe
Observer of September IL'th:
"Judge JiM'l Mrs, !?]. 1 *. IMakeney, of
Camden, S. ( ' . a unouricc (he engage
ment of their daughter; Katherine, to
Mr Knii'v'l Maye Spong, of ('ha riot te.
the wedding > ?? t a lie place ill No'vein
Per. ?
"The announcement whieh will be
of much ouehi 1 interest in the ( 'a r< d I -
i. its' was made known ut a charming
bridge luncheon given by Ml". .1. <J.
Uicharijs at her home in Camden I'ri
? lay morning. |
"A suggest i on of the color note Vol (
low and green was observed in each j
elaboralo course of the luncheon, Tiny j
white (lows sitting on the goblets held |
cards blearing the anouncement.
?'Mifs Illakeney wore a green organ
dy frock and cor<npi? of pink roses.
"T*l)e hri de-elect is the second daugh
ler of .7 udge and Mrs Hlakeney and
Ih one of Camden's prettiest and most
attractive "young women. She -was
graduated from Queen'n college several
years ?ro and is bright and accom
plished. She is well known and |>opu
lar in Charlotte, having been one of
t tie attendants at the marriage of Mr.
Hjxmg's .sister. Miss Joan Spong. and
Mr. Cameron Price, a year ago.
"Mr. Spong is the youngest. , sum of
?the late A. M. Spong and Mr?. Spong.
xit this eity. !!e attended the state
university and was in training in one
I ' ? 1
i of 1 h?- anu\ camps when the ji r in i st i.tM*
wi? 55 signed. Mr. Hpong is one of Char
lotto* most popular young men. For
sniiu- lime * | mi st he lifts been engaged
in ilif automobile business." I
? Mlii iiil- of tin1 Southern Power com- j
mi Hi', which generates electric power j
for ino-t of the larger imlusf rial plants
it ji? I f<?r!,v or fifty towns anil cities in j
the Caroliuas, ileclarc, according to a)
( ha rlptte <1 ispa teh, that the protract-i
fil ilroii'ghl prevailing during the past'
weeks is hegi lining to affitM seriously!
tin- light ai.nl (Kiwer situation in the
two states. The rivers in this section
are rnnuiim so low that it has become
iie?e> >u ry to I'll it the imiehinery in ma
1 1 \ of the power plants on partial time,
these otlh'ials declare. The two out
lets from the dam at liridgewater
have been upeued and are pouring torv
rents into tiie I'atiuvlm river below
t lie dam in an effort, to counteract the
effect produced by the gradually sub
siding stream-. This emergency meas
ure has greatly decreased the supply#
I of water stored in the impounding
plant at Bridgewater. Some custom
era of the Southern Power company
whose plants are located mainly along
the Catawba river, have been asked to
economize in the use of power until
the situation has improved.
SPECIAL TODAY
i 'hoioM?t Apple*, per dozen 40e
The Cash Store.
CORKKR HTONB TO BB UIU
Historic Silver Trtwel WIN Br IH?ed
On New Srhool Building.
<
Tin# trustees of School District No.
1 httve rixjuO#te<J that tin* earner stone
->f the mvv <;ia'iuiuur School Building
be laid with Miwuio ceremonies, ami
the tinind I of Ancient Free
musons of Sinjih Carol I ?iu will convene
in CttUidvli on October |l tli next for
tltjta purpose. Hon. Samuel T. 1?aiv
ham of Spartanburg. rami Master of
South Carolina Masons, will preside
and thv tiiiLyjrlc- silver trowel, now ???
longing to tin* <*rH?id l-odpe wan made
in Camden nearly a century " ago by
Mr. Alexa nder Young for the use of
Oeuc'iul La Fayette in laying tin' cor
nor stone of tlje monument to Haroii
l>eKalh, will he used oil this occasion,
thus making another pllgrlfnuge to
its "old home towii."
The tentative progruui is follows:
! <*rginl Lodge convened at p. in.
in Lodge Hoom of Ker*baw Lodge No.
M
Procession will arrltc at site <>f new
(jramwur School on Lyttleton St,, at
!:'>(> p. m? (moving north to DcKalh
stroet., thence east to LyHleton St.,
thence north to site of Uranium)'
School.)
A coi'diul invitation i-? extended by
Kershaw Kod^e No. 20. to meet at the
opening of the < J rami Lodge and to all
Masons to; take part in the procession,
and to the 'public generally to attend
this iuterovtliig event.
\V. 1'. Nettles,
.Master Kershaw Lodge No. J!t
lU'V TODAY
Spotless Cleanser, per van r>c
The Cash Store.
3 - . .. ? v .' -
NOTMK
Sealed bids will lie received on Oeto
her Mrd. 1021 for lease of theatre part
of opera House for the fiscal year end
ing April '5t.Mli, 1!)21 . Council ( reserv
ing; the right to reject any nnd all bids,
also the right to use the theatre for
public entertainments ami public pur
pose y.
W .1. DIJNN.
Mayor.
Attest :
ii c. si mjleton,
Herk.
AN ORDINANCE.
To Italse Supplies for the City of Cam
den, s. for the Year 1921.
He it ordained by the Mayor ami Al
dermen of the City of Camden, S.
and by authority of the same, that the
following faxes be, nnd the same are
hereby levied for the .current, year from
the 1st day of January 1021 to the .'list
day of December 1021.
Section 1. A tax of 20 mills oil
Mary Pick-ford in Throuqh tko. K>dchc Door '
At Majrsti<' Twlay, I'Viilay. September liitlt
I I
each and every dollar of resjl ami per |
sotial property within the ei?rpora1e<
limits of the Cily of ? t *? iii< Ii*ii. S. <\. '
from the first day of January IPL'l.
Portion 'J. Thai all able-bodied male I
jkm'soms between the ages of twenty-one j
and .sixty years, residing wlMun thei
corporate limits of the* City limits of,
the City of Camden, S. C, not exempt'
from road duty under tiie laws of the j
state shall work streets, ways and;
bridges under the direction of sin-h
overseers as may he appointed f<?r such |
space of lime. Hot exceeding six (15m
d tys in one year: Providing thai at!
i lie tiim;"' of receiving such notiee any!
person may pay to the person giving j
sueh notiee Five (o. ) Dollars. (Tom
mutation. whioji shall he received in
lieu of the work add that person re
filling to work on said streets or to
pay said commutation shall l?e fined
not less than Ten ($10.) Dollars
nor more (linn Fifty ($I>0. i Dollars,
or he imprisoned not less than ten days
nor more than 'Jo Hays, in the div
vi'i'iion of i In* Cit.v Recorder.
S?cf i??ii ;{. The tax hooks for the col
?i -i iun df city (axes will ho oj>en in
( '??until ('handier, Camden, S. C., ou
the JOth (lay <>f September, 1JVJ1 and
remain open each day. except Sutiday.
from !) a. in- lo 1 p. in., and from 3
p. in. to I :3() p. in. until tluUtffti day
<>f October, 1J>21 inclusive.
Seeti??n I That when the taxes and
assessments or any portion thereof
charged against any property or party
on I lie duplicate for the current fiscal
shall not he paid on or before
the 'jo ib day of October, the City clerk
awT Treasurer shall proceed to add a
jH-nalfy of . one eentum'3on said dupli
cate and the said Clerk and Treasurer
*hal I collect same and if the said taxes
ami assessments and penalties are not
paid on or before the 120th day of
November thereafter an additional
penalty of one per centum sha'l be add
er! by t lie City rierk and Treasurer on
the said duplicate aud collected by the
City Clerk and Treasurer ; That If said
taxes, penalties and assessments are
not paid on or before 5th day of No
vember, next thereafter, an additional
penalty of five per centum thereon
shall be added by the City Clerk and
Treasurer on said duplicate and eol
lertd by th City Clerk and Treasurer.
And if said taxes, penalties and ass
essments are not paid bn of before the
L'Oth of December, next thereafter the
City Clerk and Treasurer shall issue
his tax executions for all taxes, assess
inents and penalties against the prop
erty of the defaulting taxpayer accord
ing ttHaw.
Ratified by the Mayor and Aldermen
of the City of Camden, S. C., in council
assembled this 7tb day of September,
1921.
W J. DUNN,
Mayor.
II. <\ SINULETON,
City Clerk and Treasurur.
Quick Sales and Small
Profits Our Motto
THE SNYDER STORE
Save From 25c to 35c
On The Dollar
)
WHERE PRICES ARE LOWEST
WE ARE IN POSITION TO SAVE YOU 25 TO :if> PER C ENT ON THE DOLLAR, AND THE ONLY WAY FOR YOU TO CONVINCE YOURSELF IS TO COME TQ. SEE
US AND PRICE OUR COODS BEFORE YOU BUY ELSEWHERE. WE HAVE JUST BOUGHT UP EVERYTHING THAT YOU NEED FOR FALL AND WE DO NOT HAVE
ANY HIGH PRICE GOODS THAT WAS BOUGHT WHEN EVERYTHING WAS HIGH. WE HAVE CUSTOMERS THAT COME FROM 35 TO 10 MILES AROUND CAM
DEN AND THEY FIND OUR GOODS ARE THE CHEAPEST AND BEST FOR THE MONEY. WE CARRY EVERYTHING INLADIES AND MEN'S READY- TO- WEAR,
AND WE CAN DRESS UP THE WHOLE FAMILY. WE HAVE JUST ADDED A SEPARATE DEPARTMENT FOR LADIES READY TO WEAR AND MILLINERY. WE AL
SO HAVE A WELL KNOWN LADY. MRS. MATT IE TURNER. WHO HAS ALWAYS GIVEN SATISFACTION IN Tills TOWN. SHE WILL BE WITH US AND SHE CAN
FIX UP AN UNBECOMING HAT TO BE THE BEST LOOKING. AND SHE GUARANTEES HER WORK. IF YOU NEED ANYTHING IN OUR LINE WE ARE READY TO
SERVE YOU. AND IN CASE YOU DO NOT LIKE ANYTHING WE CAN MAKE A SPECIAL ORDER FOR YOU. AS WE ARE CONNECTED WITH THE RESIDENT BUY
ER IN NEW YORK AND WE ARE GOING TO KEEP UP WITH THE LATEST STYLES THIS FALL.
HATS
SHOES
WAISTS
CORSETS
NOTIONS ' '
BLANKETS
MILLINERY
CLOTHING
DRY GOODS
FURNISHINGS
WOOL GOODS
READY TO WEAR
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
Dress Up the Girls
IN
MIDDY SUITS
Serge Dresses
and
Gingham Dresses
At a \ ery Low Price
HATS AND CAPS
- FOR
Boys and Girls
#
I he Very Latest Styles
at \ ery Reasonable
FJrices
Dress Up the Boys
FROM
Head to Foot
We have Suits for the
Boys with two pair ^f/
pants from
$5.98 to $ I 2.50
CAPS
LINEN
LACES
PANTS
GLOVES
RIBBONS
HOSIERY
OVERALLS
OIL CLOTH
UMBRELLAS
BAIN COATS
WORK SHIRTS
KNIT UNDERWEAR
OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE
THE SNYDER STORE
Corner Main and DeKalb Sts. Camden, South Carolina
OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE