Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, November 13, 1918, Image 4
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ITE^NESDAY, NOVEMBER 13 1818*
10 WOMEN NEEDED
BY SALVATION ARMY
tommander Evangeline Booth
C??s War Relief Work
ust Be Extended.
Hk *"...
fc 1 '% -vtV* .J
Csnm r ider Evangeline Booth, leader
of tlit Salvation Army in the TJnit>T
?>,. ?, has been suddenly called
r-.r furnish 800 additional war
rrrV - en for France. The request
t
jap Ucv- ed in a report just received
/ her om CoL William A. Barker
the .Salvationist forces, whom she
cent to. France over a year ago to. esh
? hri+mflnt ?nd cronore 1 irop poIId#
'
^ork with the American troops.
*We will do all we can to fill thif
|p?afg gjB Land," said Commander Booth when I
discussing the approaching United (
*"7ar Work Campaign, "and the need j
i- self should impress the American!
yubllc all the more with the absolutei
;ece$sity for sustaining and enlarging
the war relief work of the seven organizations,
besides the, noble Bed
Cross, now merged for a drive for
i inds. Each is a vital cog in a vast
machine-for human relief, and each is
?|; . Indispensible, Vserv ;sg its particular
elements in its Own way,
"lie Salvation Army, was born in
h ardship, reared in. privation and
*. *ained to every phase of human mis*
ozy and how to cope with it Perhaps
diat accounts in some degree for the
- access our work has attained and for
<*hi?h we are thankful.
"We are of the common people, and,
- e toll on a practical basis.* We learn- .
i the lessen of how to do it in the
v^oer war, when'we stood at the side ^
sot Britain's troops and weathered It
'opt to the end. We have beenNtried 1
' y. fire, and tfc? mothers and fathers
. of America, as tn other countries, trust ?
the Salvation Army to do the thing ;
'the# would like to do for their men if ?
they but hau the chance.
. y With' 1,210 trained workers at the :
tzont, operating from 420 huts and
dugouts, the Salvation Army is doing,'
J&as.done and will continue to do its!
best for the causfe of humanity andliberty."
CUBE FOR BLUES
NEARJHE CAMPS
'Communip' Service Takes Place '
of.Mother, Friends and
Home for Soldiers. . 1
1
Ten young officers of the Stndeht ,
Army Training Corps of the University
of Detroit recently applied for a;
furnished house and a housekeeper I
who would not be a servant, but. as ; <
one young offiqer expressed it, "the ^
m>rt of woman to whom the boys can \
call put .'Hello, mother!' when they j!
come in the front door." j
Homesickness is the malady - for
which War Camp Community Service;1
gpppties hmpiperkble cures.
""We've cot' your .number," says the
* W. C. C. S. (c the homesick boy from
camp with leisure to spend in any one 1
-ctf "the three hundred towns scattered over
.the country. While -he's wonder- i
- what/on -earth hods do with Mu>
ei f when- I.e. ge:s-.iihere, not knowing a
" . 1 . - . . / i
./eotii irr tovCR j'iwi <n:imea pexv
-', < ceu:T<'?bfhhis y per"in his poc-k;?h
' - a frirrvty ; y-rd
" fro:.. the \ -: -}\ } : ;.:HCof his o v. h lodge ' J
aBDo'&oefcijijttjat -nigb; c??
'. ipeeiuHy. for''JtoWUir inetnbers. by the : .
I ' samo nuinh. c.-embt .
in r:: " ' :;r of aii- Its m; ': *ys .
*ftd(hv<.;-::d tbVhiJgi, -Vl:.; This h'snria-'
Yea-, prri ? did
S \ th^y fcUOW he V.\v ft ' "?
- Ke hud Ihr.uv ;d)out t!u> little ' '
TersoithJ Card" fee ::.V out at tie',
roqaeat Bering h3? Hnu day ;
S; % 2$ camp whon it v?*a;> enly one of the i
endless details it*-.the ro'irxi of dentists j
' and doctors- and grnerul confusion, i
> ophe Vv. O. C. & had oot oaiy his nvrii" 1
.; ber. but ids came and add~css. Lis 4
;^r; bonze town, the imine of the school ?
Jie'd gone ;o and a .good bit about the
r fbiiig.i he was/foadest bt do|Bg-r-eacb t
f%px written into a little bi^Jik CB !
01 jE8Td:.c^e^bUly' for.-it ' . ^
^^'4 y?tl vk; i ' i*n.. o /v'^ow J
- -worth ? .'
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Bank No. 288
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
BANK OF PELION
Located at Pelion, S. C., at the close
of business, Nov. 1. 1918.
, RESOURCES
Loans and discounts ...... $33,909 16
Overdrafts 3 34
Bonds and stocks owned by
the Bank
Furniture and fixtures 842 29
Banking house 2,273 43
Other real estate owned 908 15
Due from banks and bankers 7,315 87
Currency :..., 2,929 00
Gold I
Silver and other minor coin. 386 66
Checks and cash items 2,908 07
Liberty Bonds 1,650 00
Total $ 53,125 97
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in $10,000 00
Surplus Fund, 200 00
Undivided profit, less current . '
expenses and taxes paid 441 09
Individual depo its bubjecE to
i check .'. ...33,157 07
Saving deposits 9,210 01
Cashier's checks 117 10
Bills Payable, including certifies
t s for Mon?y Borrowed
v * v
Total. $ 53,125 97
' Stflta nf Snnt.il P.arnlinnl
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County of Lexington) ss.
Before me can e G. L. T ylor, cashier
ot the above named bank* who,, being
duly swo'rn, ta\s that the above
and f ; regcmg statement is a true condition
of said bank, as shown by the
books of said bank.
G L. TAYLOR.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
tbis 11th day of Nov. 1918.
C. A. SHUMPERT,
Notary Public for S. C. ?
Correct Attest:
D. F. SHUMPERT,
L. W. WISE,
D. R. KNEECE,
Directors.
CLERK'S SALE.
STATE OF-SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Lexington.
In the Court of Common Pleas. C.
S. Steedman, et af. Plaintiffs, vs. Mrs.
lone Steadnxan, et al. Defendants. [
Pursuant to an order heretofore -j
made in the above entitled cause, I;
Will: sell on the first Monday in De- ;
cember,1 the., same being the 2nd day
of said month, before the Court House .
do^r,. at Lexington, S. C. during the
legal hours of sale; the following de- j
scribed real \estate, to wit:
"ATi Yb^t niece, parcel or tract of'
land situate, lying and being in the;
or Lexington, State aforesaid,;
containing two hundred forty seven
(247) acres, more or less, and being
bounded on the north by lands of ;
Willie-Shealy; on the East by land of,
HaLlman; on the South by George I
Rish lands T. P. R as will
more fully, appear by reference to a t
plat of ame made by D. J. Knotts, }
Surveyor,, on. the 20th day of Novem- {
1917. 'and filed as an exhibit in {
this case."
TERMS OF SALE: CASH: purchas j
sr to pay for papers, Recording- fees I
and revenue stomps.
H. L. HARMON,
/C. C. C. P. <fc G. S
No 9*06* ' ' j
Report of the
THE<I10ME M&'
At Lexington* in the State of vSouO
'/ Nov. ]
J RESOUI
Loans and discounts (except those showi
Stsio'mers' {ability account of acceptanc
purcha?e<f or discounted by.it
TcJhl loans
Deduct J 1
Nfotes anTbills rediscounted [other than
I acceptances sold]__
Overdrafts, unsecured $966 8
[T? S. b?? Jds deposited to secure circo atir
U. S. Bands apd certificates of indebtedi
s&curi U.v S; deposits (oar value).......
Libert^'loan bonds, 3 1-2. 4, and A 1-4 pe:
Payma ts actually mace on Liberty 4 1-4
ITourth Literty Loan' - owned
' 3 V
^fcopjrof Federa1 Reserve bank (50per c
Value of banking hogs.e
y ' ' ;
Furniture srd^fixtu'rcs?
K a1 e?t?te owr; d ot^er than*banking be
! awful re ervc with Federal Reserve Bar
Clash in van t a*-o net' amounts One -rcm
Cheeks on other bks in t! e;same city or tc
To?al of jtems.
f:V' cn-j> iurd wttu Y. 'i r* urer
U. S. Treasurer /
War Sayings e ertifiea'es a d Thrift Star
Total A
LIAEUU
r.n't.al < ' f~ ~ naitl ...
-Orpins { ;
[J-siiv-.n < 'fit- >.
Less curro t i.pcnses. ii.pj'es". n-.d taxe
Firculatii g Notes' Outstanding C .
I' l l - it; ?< -x\ .jgCj t
i.o N'ii ates of dec sit due in less than Si
than for money bo.rpweo) .
' :< ; 's oh;J Vo.i t
Tefal demand deposits (other than hi
tubj ct to res rv, it jus
>rt?ncatoo of ? < pO it (other thnn f. rinoi
Tot :i of th^e wfcjcci to .rescr
7/ar *oaii deposit aecoaia.. .'.V
Total labilities
for redi-county in !;. tag tho.v
FoUJ cor.tiagon.t Ihbi itcs
STATS UL" S\>uiiT < AEPl EN T <TT'TI,
Karl P. rdd. (Vn'r.i-: iu>f ' ;i 6v
,'r? above sfatera w t i rue t .1':- -t <
Subscribed ami ^cri; . - i TT".- mt t' '
JOSBECT-- ATI Ps r:
' " e a. Dif -J
SAM'L. r. i FT)I >r>J.
j/WiN^Arm.
L\ r. (V 5.
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| Bank No. 804 .
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE '!
BANK OF CHAHR
Located at Chapin, S. C., at
of business, Nov. 1, 1918.
RESOURCES.
Loans suid, discounts v Overdrafts
j :
Bonis and sto ks owned
by the Bank )
F riiiture and fixtures . -v f
Banking house
Oth sr real estate owned...
Due from banks and banker* - . >
Currency . J
uoia -?- ; )
Silver and other minor coin 1 i I
Checks and cash items .. ? 00
Liberty bonds I
Total $88,81022
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in $ 10,000 00
Surplus fund 1,000 00
Undivided profits, less current
expenses and taxes
paid 600 97
Due to banks and bankers
Dividends unpaid
Indi'id'al deposits
s 'bject to check $43,551 20
Savings deposits. 1,885 96
Time certificates
of eposit 31,317 52
Cashier's checks. 454 57
r 77,209 25
\
Total.- $ 88,810 22
State of South Carolina )
County of Lexington j" ssBefore
me came H. D. Wessinger, cash,
of the above named bank, who, being
duly sworn, says that the above and
foregoing statement is a true condition
of said bank, as shown by the books
of said bank.
HARRY D. WESSINGER.
Sworn to and subscribed j?ef?re me
-this 11 day of Nov, 1918.
M. P. LINDLER,
Notary Public for S. C
Correct Attest:
W. B. WILLIAMS, )
P. M. FRIOK, -Directors.
J. S. WESSINGER \
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CLERK'S SALE.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Lexinirton.
In the Court of Common Pleas. !
J. A. Lucas, et al., Piaintiffs,. vs. Simon
Lucas, et al., Defendants.
By virtue of authority vested in me |
by order of the Court in the above en j
titled caiuse, I will sell, at public auc !
tion in front of the court house doorj
at Lexington, S. C., on the first 2\ onday
in Decenrber, the same being the >
2nd day of said month the following
real estate, ho wit:
"Ail that certain piece, parcel or;
tract of land situate, lying and -being
in Black Creek Township, County of
Lexington, State of South * Carolina, j
containing two 'hundred (200) acres, }
more or less, bounded on the north by;
lands of L. L. Gantt and W. S. Lucas;
on the east by E. C. Taylor and S. E '
Berry; of the south by lands of K. F.
Oswald, and on the west by lands of J
S. L. Lucas, and being the home
place of I\f. H. Lucas, deceased." '
Terms of Sale: Cash, purchaser to
pay for papers, recording and -'revenue
stamps.
H. L. Harmon, ,
C. C. C. P. & G. S
Subscribe to The Dispatch-Xews.
Reserve District No. 5. i
; CONDITION OF
TiONAL BANK, j
i Carolina, at .the close of business i
Lst, 1918.! v
RCES.
i on b and c) 3307,023 97
es of this bank V
39,000 00
-- \ ' !
346.023 37 Ny
bank \
16,587 90 X
329,43" 07 i
6 966 86 !
?n (par value). 25,000.00 "
loss pledged to
7,500 00
32,500 001
r ct., unpledged- 12,500 00
i bonds of the
19,173 00
31,673 00;
t of subscription 1,800 60 !
16,000.00 ; . j:
16.000 00 i
- 6,215 00 i
use .4,770.00''
ik 12,737 38 j
n itional b-nks 36.313 61 f
>\vn at: renoi bk 1,728 751 ;
, , .*.... $38,112 36 .
and due from '
.1,250 00 if
nps actual It owned * 159.83
. ?f
$175,820 50 7
HES. . '
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$50,600.60,!
fooQfy'li.'
7 265 77 M
-raid ... .... 5,257 34 - 1,2P{; 43^
- 23,9?*; 00If
...; 1-Ji.j.-fi 19; .
) da vs. (other ; \ i?
...-.7 1,100 oo i
' J. 710 81:
. . 1- T - , /' '
I:E t's !/v^l LV;j . .
...... VS. CO / <
icy I; rrowcd) f 25,d.-f> !-?*?:
J&. LlC>, tL't.-'iJ.j I I
vc, ii-.ms
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4;..200 0:1! i
.
/ $ 475.621) 5
A / . ,
a-with Fecier i! Reserve BIc . 16.587 90
/..... 10.7S7 C,,;,!.
: rv o. ?: : N iTON, ss; i|
-na;; d '? I<; <" 3 1 .<*: I * R.;veai; t ' at; r
;f :;i k wi l.) . a i t> l:of. i i
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Bank No. 220
Statement of the Condition of
THE RROOKLAXD BANK,
.ocated at New Brookland, S. C.f at
the close of business Nov. 1, 1918:
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts... 162,469 01
Overdrafts 20312
Bonds and stocks owned
by the Bank 10,000 00
Furniture and Fixtures.. 2,000 00
Banking- House , 4,500 00
Other Real Estate Owned. 1,000 00
i iDue from banks and bankI
* ers 3^,918,20
Currency 2,66700
Gold 15 00
Silver and other minor coin.. 985 56
1U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness
20,000 00
Advance for customers on
4th Liberty Loan .... 7,000 00
TOTAL, \ 249,757 &9
- UABILITIEiS
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Capital stock paid in 30,000 00
Surplus fund 3,500 00
Undivided profits, less current
expenses and taxes
paid, .. .. 6,5.66 60
Due to banks and bankers.. 6,473 78
Individual deposits
subject,
to check,.... 107,207 35
.Savings deposits 69,040 99
Time certificate
of deposit...- 10,33121
Cashier's
Checks, 1,637 96?188,217 51
Bills payable, including
certificates for money
borrowed, .".... 15,000 00
TOTAL, , 249,757 S9 j
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,)
County of Lexington, ) ss.: ,
Before me came J. C. Lybrand,
Cashier of the above named bank, ;
who, being duly sworn, says that the j
above and foregoing statement is a I
true condition of said bank, as shown I
by the books of said bank.
J. C. LYBRAND.r 1
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 9th day of November, 1918.
L. S. TROTTT. (LS)
Notary Public.
Correct Attest: <
E. W. SHULL,
A. D. SHULL, .
P. J. WESSINGBR,
Directors.
A CARD OF THANKS.
T take this means of extending j
ahanks to those who weer so amu j _
to us during our sickness and the a
death of my dear husband.
Also, T am indeed grateful to the;
may friends who wrote letters of sym
pathy. . , . T
Ma#* Gods rehest blesings rest upon
each of tliem. ,
Mrs. T. A. Shealy 1,
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' FOR SALE?Registered Poland 4j
China boar dbouf 15 months old. Ap.
ply to,
W. W. BARRE, J.
Lexingon, S. C. i ^
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WANTED?To rent a good two
horse farm for next year. Prefer one 1 b
with good buildings.
r R. I j. Amick, j
2tlc. Lexingtop, Rt. 5. j
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WANTED?Several loads of wood , si
on subscription. Oak and pine out!
in stove lengths. j 31
WEAVER IB
Si The Wo
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'a | f. . I
audible shadow of sound?
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we wul gladly arrange
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We will have to
Car of Mules <
of November,
ceived a car of
week.
CAGGHMAN
COLUMI
, TRESPASS XOnCE
All pcrsoiis are hereby notified not '
> trespass upon my promises by hunt
is-, hauling" straw, wood, lightwood j
: in any manner whatsoever. The j
,\v will be strictly enforced against!
1 persons violating this notice.
. HAITIE HOLMES.
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. A. CLIFTON M. D SPECIALIST |
1 diseases of the eye, ear nose and j;
iroat in pallida on Monday and in ['
atesburg Tuesday with Dr Mitchell |
BFROC JERSEY PIGS.
I have anumoer or line uuroc jer:y
pipr? from registered stock for
tie.
JOS. B. XUXXAMAKER,
:pd. Irmo, S. C.!
PRIGHT GRAI
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The piano that swep'
musicians into adoration, 1
of music lovers, a piano mi
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shades down'to a \vhisper, t
that is carried un. in?, h':
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low or powerful in fci . a;
this leader p.vcrr pi
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We also reWagons
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Pure Feed Bakery
Where you always' find
BREAD, CAKES, PIES, Etc,
Made of pure food ingredients.
Everything sanitary, fresh, clean
and inviting. Call and you will
he pleased.
John Udell,
1200 Block Taylor St.,
Columbia, S. C.
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