Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, July 17, 1918, Image 8
jf PERSONALS AND LOCALS. |
The Four O'clock Club will meet
with Miss Winnie Hartley Thursday
afternoon at the usual hour
Miss Lucie Daniel Wingard is in
Asheville, N C visiting friends She
will return in August
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666 cures Headaches, Billious/
ness, Loss of Appetite, or that
tired aching feeling, due to Maaria
or Colds. \Fine Tonic.
Miss Mary Byrd a charming young
lady of Hartsville is the guest of Miss
Mary Susan Roof.
-
Van M Wingard a popular traveling
s: 'esman, is spending sometime
with relatves here. . .
P.ion T Dreher, member of the National
Army stationed at Camp Green
near Charlotte, spent several days
with his parents, Mr and Mrs H H
Dreher, last week.
Mrs M G Sarratt; Mrs J C Shepherd;
Miss Vinnie Harman and Miss!
Hattie E Seay formd a party that
motored to Bamberg Sunday and
while there were the guests of Mr
and Mrs W D Blume
Corporal Irving W. Hunt of Camp
Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. A W Haltiwanger
and Mr ad Mrs Adam Haltiwanger
and famiy spent Sunday at
the home of Mr and Mrs. John A Lever
near Chapin.
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^ WHAT SC BUYS
A nickel still buys the best 5cts
cigars to be found on the market or
gets an ice cold Coca Cola or many
other delicious drinks at the fountain
of Harmon's Drug Store.
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'* <1 -ORUE JStLL HMMtKWAW j
T"> FOR CONGRESS
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Julian . Harmon of Columbia son of
and lb. ^ Dantzler O Harmon of
ftear Lexin^ 11:011 ieft Columbia yester
d^y foy Can p Wadsworth where he
goes in charge a sauac1 ?* boys re
cently drafted, ^r Harmon has been
head book-kee:i ' at CauS"bman Bros
for several fsars
" " - %'A
S Kyzer. arrived
in Ley^is^op. daT afternoon
from where he has
heen- ^endf^ a meSfe of the Vet
> erans of Foreign sevtfd*, of which <*
:g. %niz^lon he it* a" Sie^A ef ?f Thlgh
ra? Mr. fCarrer .iJWil' m *n ?x~
. iwri 0c several5' days bfeffesg . Te1:arnin^
-J*> orristown, Tettn
^ Misses. Viola .Ilizrzie' and i ^e^ha
Rawl, Hvith thee*" brother % a *er
Rawl Gilbert Router 3 visited Lei "g"
ton and Columbia, Tuesday.- \ e
young ladies spending- Thuisdi ^
night with their aunt, Mrs. Haiti 8
/ Klecldey on the Asylum Farm am |
returned home Wednesday.
LEXINGTON VIEW i
COVER PICTURE
The Southern Telephone News eov
er picture this month is entitled "A
Veteran's Tribute" which it explain- Pi"
ed as follows:
"The cover design this month is -Th
one of many similar scenes enacted
- ~ - Ar
during the past year.A (Jomeaerace
veteran is giving to Maj. Todd; U.
S. A. a Chicago man and the son of A:
a Union veteran a bouquet of flowersj
and the privileges of the city of Lex-j 0'
ington S. C.
"The sons of the South are fight}
ing side by side with those of the i
North; east and West. Whatever im 6{
aginary lines might previously have n(
existed are now entirely obliterated.
"Men from every part of the nation
have been trained in the big
camps^at Columbia} Charlotte; P
Greenville; Spartanburg; Atlanta; c
Macon: Jacksonville; Anniston; Hat-j
tiesburg; Alexandria and Louisville.
The homes in each community havej
been open to them and the civil population
has vied with the soldiers in' ]
patriotism and in unselfish service!,
to win the war." Columbia Record. I
NOTE?The Confederate veteran!,
referred to above is our fellowtowns- j
mar. Col. M. D. Harman and the pic
ture shows him handing Maj. Todd a
bouquet of beautiful roses at the,
front gate of Ills home on Main St. j
The incident occurred during the en!
campxrent cf the Field Signal Batai. j
lion in Lexington and the business
manager cf the Dispatch-News is
/ proud to say that he had the pleasure
- ! mi Harmon and Maj.
Oi IIU. ^v*> ?-?
Todd.
Col. Harmon displayed much in.
terest in the soldier boys while they
were in Lexington; inviting them into
his heme and doing whatever else
h? could to make them feel welcome
in our midst He v/as assisted
in this by Mm. Harrnan who for the
pest 50 years has always been by h!?
side to render assistance v.iienev.
er it v.v.3 needed.
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FLAG SERVICE AT
ST. STEPHEN'S
j The Luther League of St. Steph
j en's Lutheran church Sunday evening
j at 8:30 o'clock dedicated a service
; flag to 11 of its members who are in
the army and navy. Rev. J W Oxner
! camp pastor at Camp Jackson deliv
1 - - J ? J ^3 v.rtc.0 /^TTTMl c T .
; erea a strong ?
Shealy one of the members of the
league dedicated the flag in patriotic
{words. The young men represented
I by the 11 stars are: M. L. Barre;
G. Heber Ballentine: Laird Schwartz;
I Albert T. Taylor; Robbie Harman;
| Grover Corley; Drafts Boozer; LeI
wis B. Roof; Robert E. Cook; Julian
! R. Corley and Julian Miller.
The following songs were used in
the service: . .
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i GOD KEEP AND GUIDE OUR MEN
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i Tune "America" Key F |
By J. Wilbur Chapman
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God bless our splendid men
While they the right defend, \
God bless our men.
Make them all brave and true, i
Faith in themselves renew,
Teach them the best to do,?
God ble^s our men.
God lead our glorious men
Against the hosts of sin,
God lead our men.
Do thou the vict'ry send.
And. with the battle's end,
Triumphant peace extend,?
God lead our men. r God
save our noble men, t,
Send them safe home again,
God save our men.
Keen them victorious,
Patient and chivalrous,
They are so dear to us,
God save our men. I
THE STAR-SPANGLED BANNER I
Oh! say, can you see, by the dawn's
early light,
What so proudly we hailed at the twilight's
last gleaming.
Whose broad stripes and bright stars
thro' the perilous fight,
O'er the ramparfs we watch'd, were
so gallantly streaming?
And the rocket's red glare, the bombs
bursting in air.
Gave proof thro' the night that our
f.ag was still there.
Oh, say, does that star-spangled ban- j
ner yet wave I;
O'er the land cf the free, and the (
home of the brave?
Oh! thus be it ever when free-men
shall stand (
'pfcwppn tfopir 1/ivpd hompc and wild I 1
war's desolation;
k st with vret'ry and peace, may the
heav'n-rescued land
2a, e pcw'r that hath made
. and preserved us a nation,
^ ^ conquor we must, when our
cai lse it is just,
ic? tfci. be motto,?"In G-cad is
eur trust!"
id' the- rtur-spr^ngled "banner ,in
trinmni shall wave
er the land of the free, and the
home of the brave.
36 eon tains' no akohol, arsenic,
or other poisonous drugs.
FOR SALE?One Maxwell three |
assenger roadster run 4000 miles;j
heap ^or cash
2E S GEIGKR
LAME BACK "RELIEVED1:
For a lame back: apply Chamber-,
ain's Liniment twice a day ana mas
age the muscles of the "back over the j
seat of pain thoroughly at each ap-;
olication.
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FOR SALE?50 bushels -of pure
Fulgum and Appier seed oats Also
50 bushels good sound corn in shuci
C J TAYLOR
Itpd Gilbert Rt No 2
a' OR SALE?Oakland six model
i Apply to S M Corley county
chain gang camp 1
CONN-JOSEPH
IVIiss Hilary Conn of Indiajia and
: Lieut P T Joseoh of Camn Jackson
' were quietly married at the methoi
d:.-t parsonage Tuesdav l.y Jtev Foster
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jSpeer
: 6OG cures Chilis anc! Fovcr.
i Subscribe to The Dispatch News..
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68 POUNDS OF HONEY FROM
ONE NEW BEE HIVE.
What seems to us to be a record for
bee culture was reported to this of-1
| fice one day last week by Mr Furman
, L Taylor a progressive young farmer
| of the Gilbert section. Mr. TayloT
j hived a swarm of bees on March 23
j last, and on July 11th the same gum
was robbed and netted 68 pounds of!
ifine honey.
Dr. George D. Denny of the cotton
! seed division of the United States
j food administration will hold a meet |
! in;: in the Richland county court!
: house on Tuesday, July 23rd.
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
I BANK OF WESTERN CAROLINA j
Located at Bacesburg, S. ,, at the
close of business June 29, 1918
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts, ?127,079 2C ,
Overdrafts 319 66 j
Due from ca-. ks and bankers 965 22
Currency 1,S87 00
Goid 65 00 i
Silver and other minor coin 517 6-1
j Checks and cash items 334 24
Total, $ 131,156 021
LIABILITIES
[ Undivided profits, less current
expenses and taxes paid ... 238 53:
D e to trnks an 1 bankers,. 75,671 23'
Individual deposits sub- I1
ject to check... .3 x8,356 58 {
Savings depos ts... 26,691 68
55.048 26
Total '$131,158 02
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State c*i South Carolina)" i
County of Lexington) ss. 1
Before me came J. B. Hartley. Acting!
Manager of the above named bank,)
who, being duly sworn, says that the j
above and foregoing statement is <
true condition cf said bank, as shown
by the books of said bank,
Jf B. HARTLEY.
Sworn to and subscribed before |
me this 8 davof July, 1918.
* F. L. CARTLFDGC,
Notary Public.
Correct Attest:
L D. CULLUM, i
W. W. MUCKENTFU3S,. >Dire2to?s.
C. J. IIILI, j
Every dollar deputed in1
this Branch is secured by the
total Capital, Surplus anrfj
Undivided Profits o% T he:
Bank of Western ^ Carolina, [
amounting to $634,652.50
w o i - r i
v kvery i5?ancn is a pan or i
v the Whole Bank j
Cond-rwecT StRte-roent of the BaarEb of
Western Carolina, at the close cfc
business, Juno 29'h, 1918
ASSETS
Bills receivable $ 2,528, #2*27
Bonds and ?tocfcr- 156,5SSOO
P.j'rkinrhr>nce 3Trfre3i "state ! 16,707" 98
Cash on hand and.h banks 329,339-27
$
LIABILITIES
Capital 285,140-00
Surplus ... 285,1-38'00
Undivided profits,... 64,452'30
Deposits 2,296,0^1r 92
Bills Payable 200,050 00
$ ?,l?o~74452
Bank Na.,304
STATEMENT C?> THE. ODNDITTBXOiF'
TRF
BANK OF CHAPIN,
Locatf ~ at Chapiz^ S. >,. ai the ?k*>e
of business, June 29, 1918.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts $31,908 46 |
Overdrafts 456- 68 {
Bonds and sto ks^owKed
by the Bank ? ... 400 00 j
Furniture ar,d fixtures- 1,881 03 !
Banking house 1,71*4 24 i
Other real estate o^med- 1J4931 j
Due from banks and bankers. 25,01X 37
Currency 1.324,00 i
Gold 375 00 |
Silver and other, mi.aor ecin.. lr442 86 !
Checks and cashiPesns.' 86 50 j
Liberty bonis 75,000 00
Tata! $?7/949 25 j
liLViXITISS.
Capital sto*k paid in $ JO, 000 001
Surplus fund 1,000 001
Undivided profits* less current
expanses, and taxes
paid ;-5Uo yi;
?)ue to bunits 'itsd bankers 124 SO!
Dividends unpaid
j Indi'iri'al deposits ;
s'bjeot to check. $24,870 tiff
= Savings deposits. 1. S3 5 %
Time "certificates
i of deposit 29,28N89 1
i Cashier's checks. 47} 44
56,520 49
Total . 8 67,949 25
i State of South Carolina t
| County of Lexington \
i "Before me came H. D. Wessinger, cash,
i of the above named bank, who, being
j duly sworn, says that the above and
; foregoing statement is a true condition
; of said bank, as shown by the books
i of said bank.
HARRY I>. WESSINGER.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
. this 10 dav of Jul*', 19is.
.u. !' LIN'DLER.
Notary Nubile for S. C
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! W. B. WILLI ,
]'. M. rui K. - l;ir?':tors.
S. J. CLALLL. ^
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Classified Ads.
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Horse for Sale
* S. GEIGER.
FOR SALE?One good Jersey j;
milk cow. Apply to ,
E G DREHER il
666 cures by removing the cause, j
LOST? One U. C V Confederate;
Cross. Has Confederate flag om
face. Finder will please returrn to i
Dispatch-News Office
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LOST?One black and white spotted;
setter dog puppy, about 5 months}
old. Liberal reward paid for re
turn to, K. F. Oswald
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FOR SALE?8 thoroughbred Du-f
roc Jersey pigs; price S10 without
registration papers; $11.00 with pa-1
pers. E. G. DREHER,}
SEED! SEED! SEED!
?
Just received a new shipment of;
fresh Garden and Beau Seed; sev. i
eral varieties.
GEICER DRUG CO. j
FOR SALE?One * 1018 Mod*!}
Maxwell Touring car in fine condi- j
tion. Electric lights and self star
:?r Tig bargain to quick buyer.
Lester G. Miller
i*.vc. Lexington, S. C i
!
GENTIAN IRON AND MUX. j
Anyone suffering from poor blood i
anemic conditions: or convalescing!
'from long1 spell of ifickness,?needing,
a rejuvenating or strengthening ton-! j
lc should tr7 a bottle of Gentian Iron !
and Nnx, the famous tonic For salej
cnly at the Geigc-r Drug Co.
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CHROMIC CONSTIPATION.
Perhaps you have never thought of [J
it, bui this disorder is due to a lack i
of mowhure in the residual matter of
the food. If you will drink an abun
dance of water, eat raw fruits and
take lots of outdoor exercise, you
may be abfle eventually to overcome
it entirely- In the meantime use the
most mild' and gentle laxatives.
Strong ancf harsh cathartics take too
much water out of the system and!
make a bad' matter worse. Chamber!
Iain's Tablets arc easy and pleasant |
td take, and most agree able in eifecz. \ j
Give them a trial. j
Ridhianc? countv sofa $358/>00: in;
war saving stamps. '
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II PLANTING
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if Purple 1
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11 and solid.
: IJ White Egg?the most po
| J pure white, flesh firm,
' "PnT?Tkl/^ T/M-V O 1"! A Whl
11 Lil i. V|; CCliVt vv lii
winter and other standai
Radish Seed for Fall
Early Amber and Or
White and Red Pop
Stock Beet, Dwarf E
Early Red Valentine
Early White and Go
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ENROLLMENT NOTICE.
i
I will be at St. John's school houssj
Saturday July 20th with the enroll)
ment book for Bovleseton club to
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enroll ail voters at this precinct in the
coming; primary. Please take notice j
and be on hand. T M Kannady. i
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[INSURANCEW
After the currency pani
losses it entailed, what
?> willing to pay for insu
jjg? such disastrous experie:
H To-day, through our
W* Federal Reserve Systen
fg* it to ycu without any c
YOU C<
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b? * one of
{THE HOME M
LEXINGTi
^ CAPITAL $50,000.00
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OFFIC
jg^ 'saml. B. George, Pres. J
rajast Karl F. Oswald, Cashier,
DIREC
jj^ Saml. B. George,
?> J. P. Drafts.
tS. J. Leaphart.
Karl F. Oswald.
p ANNOUN
SWe beg to Announce our Di
his annual vacation by the i
>- all Optical Work at Special
- tion work and all optical on
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isem ior oeiure inc mat ui <
DR. GLAXON, At T
i. Corner Main and Biacding S
NEW CROP
Popular Varie
rop Yellow Ru
d variety, a large yielder, gcc
pular Turnip. A quick growir
veet and mild.
te Flat Dutch, Extra Early 1
*d varieties of Turnip Seeds.
I and Winter planting,
an<?e Cane or Sorghums?Sek
Corn?for sewing with Feas.
Issex Rape. Clover, Millet, Et
: and Ivy. Wonder Beans for 1
Iden Dent Corn for late Roasi
IAME AND RELLA!
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MISS HILL RETURNS
Miss A J Hill, popular and very ef.
ficient trained nurse for the local
board of health, has returned from a
delightful vacation, and is daily on
duty.
Jirfvyr jfjir
ITHOUTCOST |
c of 1907, with all the ^
would you have been "3
.ranee against another
nee? 3
membership in the
1, we are able to offer 3
ost whatever. J9
an secure this insurance ^
rotection by becoming
' our depositors. ^
iTiONAL BANK 1
ON, S. C U
RESORCES $450,000.00
as. j. wlngard, vlce-pres. ^1
J. E. Kaminer, Asst. Cash.
:tors ^
Jas. J. Wingard,
E. G. Dreher. ^3
T. P. Meetze, ^8
J.P.Matthews. <dgj
CEMENT 11
\ Glaxon is about to take
fhst or July, at this time
Low Prices. All prescripiers
must be called for or
July, 1918.
app's Department Store 4
treei3, COLUMBIA, S. C. I
FERRY 1
ties 3
'or I \
WINTER I
USE 1 "
ita Baga
)d keeper, hardy, sweet 1 A
lg, egg-shaped, smooth, jy?f
siilam, "Home Raised"