The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, March 14, 1917, Image 7
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Mr. Carlos Moseley slent Friday
might in Greenwood.
Mr. T. G. Ellis made a flying trip to
Clinton yesterday.
Mr. F. J. Nelson, of Charleston, spent
Sunday in the city with relatives.
,Dr. J. H1. Powe spent several (lays
last week in Cheraw visiting relatives.
Mrs. H. H .Wilkes left last week for
Baltimore to spend some time.
Col. L. F. Burns is in the northern
markets buying spring goods.
Eugene Power, who is attending
Furman, visited his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. A. Power over the week-end.
Miss Edmonia Garrett, who is teach
ing in Sumter, spent the week-end in
the city with her mother.
Miss EIlleno iacCaslan, of Clinton,
was the week-end guest of Aiss Kath
le'en Wilkes.
Mrs. J. 11. Smith has gone to Monti
cello, Ga., to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Tillman Burley.
Oscar Simmons, who is attending
Wofford, spent the week-end in the
city.
Mirs. H1. C. Rohr has returned to the
city after spending several weeks with
relatives in Baltimore.
MI. Cal) \V. Stephens, of Atlanta,
spent tihe week-elld with Mr. and Mrs.
S. 1. Wilkes.
M's. C. M. Clarke has gone to Green
ville to attend the funeral of her
cousin, Mrs. .1. 1). Charles.
Mrs. Ii. K. Aiken has relurne, home
after spending a week with relatives
in Charleston.
Mr. l4dwin Moseley, who is teaching
in Greenwood, spent the week-end in
the city with his parents.
Mrs. C. E. Parker and little child are
visiting Mrs. Parker's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. Rt. Richey, Sr.
Mr. .1 D. Sullivan, who is attending
Clemson college, spent the week-end
in the city.
Mr. 1). 11. Counts, of Florence, spent
t.he week-end in the city with his fain
Ily.
Mr. W. 10. (riflin of Cross 11111, who
is alting foreman of the grannId jury,
is spending the week in Laurens.
J. Calhoun AleGowan, 14sq., of
Charlotte, has been spending several
(lays in tihe city with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. F. P. McGowan.
Miss Lutie Young, who is teaching
in the upper part of the county, spent
Sunday with the Misses Drummond in
the city.
Miss Lola Anderson, of Augusta,
spelt the week-end with her aunt, Mrs.
Foster Simpson, on her way to Spar
tanburg.
Mr. S. G. McDaniel Is having a
handsome residence billit. on his pro
perty whlere fihe .\lDaniel Ginnelry was
formerly located.
Miss Cora Armstrong and Miss
"Duck" Wolff, who are tenlelg at
Woodruff this yearl, sI)(,nt the week
end il Ille Ciy with relatives.
SIrs. .iohn i1. Sneli'ove, of Atlanta,
is visiting rel ati v es in th le city a
county, at i'resenit binug withi her'i pai'
ent.4, .\i r. anrd Mri s. W. IP. Th'lomason,
Si'.
liev. .1. D). Pjttis spent1 thle week-end
ini'I t h il, OC('ti n 1rg thle puilpit of the
Fi rst I h ipt it churiebl Snunday night
where"i a I ar go (congr'egat ion heard .im i
P reach a fo'cefulI hermion.
Miss Illelen .Jonies who is attendhing
Limestonae college, spent. the week
end heic with heri mother. She had as
her guest, Miss Annie Lucile folbo of
Spartanburg.
Mrs. Robert S. Shepher'd, of Rich
'mend, and M'r. W. R1. Cocke, .a'., of
Columbia, Va., visited Dra. and Mrs. R.
E Hughes for' several (lays during the
early part of the week
'Dr. C. P. Vincent returned from Co
luarnbla -Monday night after having
been in a hospital for sevei'al (lays. He
'thiniks it probable that he wvill return
at an early date for an operation.
Mrs. 'T. Lane Monroe, who under
went an operation at a Columbia haos
pital several weeks ago, Is reported to
have plassed through the ordeal very
successfully and 18 n'ow rapidly re
covering strength.
.Mr. and Ma's. Brooks S'llivan, with
their young child, are visiting Ma'. Suil-.
livans' par'ents, Mr. and Mrs. 1B. A.
Sullivan. Mr'. Sullivan is now success
fully opierating a strug store in Beau
mont, Tex.
Mr'. W'. II. Baldwin, of Bar'ksdale,
was -a visitor in the city Saturday
Mr. Hald rin sta ted that alt hough his
oats were ncar'ly all killed, lie is not
going cotton wiild, bu twvill plant
enough corn to take the ilace of the
small gralan.
Mr. Hi. Ter'ry returned from the
norther'n markets Monday. WhIle
away lie also visited Washington dur
Ing the inauiguration and stoppled over
in his old home in 'Nor'th Carolina for
a few (lays, having withal a very (10
lighatful tip.
R1ev. C. 11 Templeman, Messrs C. B3.
Bobo, Bloyce Clardy, D)r. A. J. Chria
tophor, J. 8. Bennett, Perecy Moore, M.
J. Owings, Nat Kennedy end R1ev. -,1.
'if. Williams are delegates th)h week
to the Baptist Laymnen's.Convention in
Atlanta~ . ..
Mr. -W. S. McCrady, who made his
'home here for several months, was a
visitor in the city Monday. Mr. Mc
Crady has been doing paving work in
North Carolina during' the past year,
but is now temporarily in Charleston.
His brother, Mr. Edward McCrady is
supervising engineer on public roads
work in Avery county, N. C.
Card Fron Dr. Henson'.
Editor of rhe Advertiser:
I hope that the election on the bond
issue Tuesday week will carry by a
large majority for I do not believe that
money could be spent to better ad
vantage than on the roads of the coun
ty. Other adjoining counties are imti
proving their roads and Laurens coun
ty shouli not be left behin(. I fedl
that the sum provided for by the clec
tion will be suflicient to provide a net
work of roads that will pass in fairly
close proximity to nearly every land
owner in the county. To be sure they
will not pass by every man's door, but
they will come close enough to each
man for him to use it either in full or
in part in going to or returning to his
market, to his church, for his chil
(ren1 in going to school. 'rite annual
saving will far outweigh the annual
cost and the resulting benelit will be
of great value to the county int every
way.
Dr. J. W. Beason.
Gray Court, S. C.
Plies Cured In 6 to 14 Days
Your druggist will refund money if PAZO
OINTMENT falls to cure any case of Itching,
nind.nlieedingorJrotruding Piles in6c 14days.
The first applicatiou gives Ease and Rest. 50c.
No. 10859 iteport of Coi
Farmers Na
At LaItrens, it the State of South Car
M1arch 5, 19117.
RESOU
loats and discounts ............. ...
Notes and bills rediscounted ... .....
Overdrafts, unsecured .... .... .... .
E'ccurities other than U. S. bonds (no
unpledged .... .... .... .... ...
Stock of Federal Reserve Bank (50 per
Furniture and fixtures .... .... ...
Net amount due fron approved resc
Chicago, and St. Louis .... ....
Net amount due from banks and ban
above) .... .... .... ..........
Other checks on banks in tite same city
Outside checks and other cash itemts
t4ractional currency, nickels and cents
Notes of other national banks .... ...
Lawful reserve in vault and net anot
serve Bank..... .... .... .... ...
Total .... .... ............ ..
LIAD1
Capital stock paid in .... .... .... .
3urplus fund........................
Undivided profits .... .... .... ....
Less current expenses, interest, and ti
Dividends unpaid .... .... .... ...
Demand deposits:
Individual deposits subject to che
Certificates of deposit due in Ins:
Casier's checks outstanding .
Deposits reqiuiring notice but les:
Total dentand deposits ... ..
Time deposits: payable after 3o days,
more notice):
CertilIeates of deposit ..... ....
Total of (imle deposit. . .... ...
DI!!., payvale, othler 1tan with lVedera
all obii" ions~ renrean;vIt ing; n oniy
io . ...................
Total .........
State ol' Southi Carolina, County of Ie
I. .1. l. Owings, tashiter ofI the~ a
that the above statetitentt is true to the
Sutbscr'ibedl and swornt to before n
C:orrect ---At test: .1. 8. .\lacenu, .1. (
No. 10605 Report of Coi
Enterprise N
.At L~aurent it the Staite of Southt (Caro
March 5, 191i7.
RIC~SOL
loans and discounts .... .... .... ...
Notes and bills5 rediscounted. .. .. .. .
Overdrafts, unsecured..... .... ....
Securities othter than UJ. S. bonds (noi
unptledged .............. .... ..,.
Stock of Federal Reserve Bank (50 per
Value of banking house ......... ....
F'urniture and fixtures..... .... ....
Real estate owned other titan banking
det amount due from approve~ reserv
York, Chicago and St. Lo as ....
Net amount due from approved lreservt
reserve cities ... . . ... ,.
Other chtecks on banks in the sar e city
Outside checks and other cash tems
Fractional currency, nickels an cents
Notes of other national banks . i...
Lawful reserve in vault and net amot
serve Hank ......... ....
Total..... .... ..i.......
LiAiU L
Capital stock lpaid in ............
Su:rpilus fund..... .............
t'ndlivided profits .. .. .. .......
L ess cur'rent expenses, interest antd lax
Oilidends utniaidi... ...... .......
Demttand (depos5its:
individual deposits sub lject to citee
Certificates of deposit (due in less II
Certified chtecks............
Cashier's checks outstantding ...
Toetal demand depaalta..
Time dleposits (payable after 30) dlays,
mtor~e notice):
Certilcates of deposit ......... ...
Other time depiositS..... .... ..
T iotal of time decposits .... ...
Total..... .... .... .... .... ...
laiabilite for rediscoutntfs, incltuding ft
Blank...... .... ........ .......
State of South Carolina, Coutnty of Las
I, C. HI. Roper, Cashier of the abovu
lhe above statement is trite to the best
Sutbscribed and sworn to before n
Correet--Attest: N. B. Dial, S. M.
Brantley-Davenport.
A wedding of much Interest to a
number of friends liere and elsewhere,
was that of Mr. Owen Beck Brantley
and Miss Clara Elizabeth Davenport,
which occurred Sunday afternoon at
three o'clock at the Baptist 1>astorluin
In the presence of a few intimate
friends, Dr. A. J. Alonchief performing
the ceremony.
The bride is an attractive young
lady and has made many friends here
since coming from South Carolina,
where she lived before coming to
Barnesville.
Mr. Brantley Is well known to many,
's he, too, lived here before going to
Grillin where he has a position with
the Griflin M1ercantile Company.
M]r. and Mirs. Brantley left Sunday
afternoon for Grillin where they will
reside.-Barnesville (Ga.) News-Ga
zette, Feb. 21st.
llennion of Old Briars.
Theire will be a reunion of "The
Old Briars" at Riddles Old Field school
on April 14th. It is hoped and ex
pected that all will attend this reun
ion.
NEW SEltlmAL To STAT.
Ojie of the most fascinating of all
the serials is scheduled to start at
the Opera louse next ''uesday, March
20th. This new serial Is "The Secret
l1ingdomn"' a mastepl-iece of the Vita
graph Crompany. In this great serial
,two of America's foremost pilctureplay
artists will star. In the leading parts
iditionk of the
,tional Bank
IlIna, at the C1ose of Busliess on
RCES:
. ............$156,703.96
.... .... .... 2,155.00 $154,548.96
... .... ...', .... .... .. . - 235.79
including stocks) owned
.... .... .... .... .... 2,600.00
cent of subscription) .... ,550.00
....a~g t .... . .. ... .... 1,657.03
'eve agents in New York,
.... . . .. . . .. ... 5,669.841
cers (other than included
. .... .... .... .... .... 7,495.14
or town as reporting bank 158.70
.................$50.84i
.... .... .... .... .10.83 91.67
810.00
it due from ederal Re
- .... .... .... .... .... 10.979.86
--.----............. ....$185,826.99
ITIES:
.. .... .... .... .... .... $ 50,000.00
.... .... .... .... .... 2,000.00
...............$7,497.15
(es pai( .... .... 2,135.80 5,361.65
-.- - -... -. --. .... .... 49.50
k .. ... ... ... ... 47.798.91
than 30 days; .... .... 2,006.59
-.... .... .... .... .... 105.80
than 30 days .... .... 29,227.18
...... .... ...$79,13S.-I .
m:r subject 0 to :30 days or
........ ..... ..... .... .... 277:.(
...............$2,277.30
lReserve Ilank, illi1dilig
borrowed, other than re
.ur ns, s :
bove-nonedu- banik, do0 $ol(leinl swear
beist of myi knowludlge and1( hulier.
u this 12thu day of' .\lareb, 1917I.
C~ gs ... ower uC. I. C. p. 1~
ditlin 01f the1
ational Bank
lina, at the ('lose of Isusiness oni
RCES:
-.---.-..... ....$329,223.62
- -- - .. .. . 19,3141.67 $309,908.95
---- .--- ---- --.. .... 131.44
Including stocks) owned '
.... 2,000.00
centof ubsc~pton). . ..' 3,750.00
.... 22,466.16
-... 4,000.00
house.......-. . ....1,650.18
o agents In New
-... .. .. .. ....13,254.99
agents In other
- -- -- -. . 2,762.23 16,017.22
or town as replorting bank 2,119.14
.... .... .... ....$685.52
-.....-....... .....647.53 1,333.05
'l -d--.---.----..........3,250.00
tdefrom Feederal Re
- .. . . .. . .. ... ... 22,529).34
-.-.--.-..... .... .... ....389,455.18
IT1IES:
- -- - -- -. .... .... .... $ 20 ,000.00
--.-.--.-..... ........ .... 1153.50
-s - --i-.... .... .... .... 11.0.0
--- 30 da-.-.... ........ 2.826
0r subjecl to 30 da~ys or
- '' - -.- -- - --. ... 82,661.01
.--- - - - - -- . .. ... 67,9316.-48
....... .... ....$50,597.29
-.-.-.-.-.-.....--...........389,455.48
one wIth ["ederal Reserve
-.--............ ...........$ 19,314.67
rens, sa:
named bank, d1o solemnly swear that
of my knowledge and helIef.
to this 13th day of March, 1917.
W. 0. Lancaster, Notary Public.
Wilkes, C. El2eKennedy, Directori,
are Miss Dorothy Kelly and Mr. years agent a the Watts Mills, has vile mll manufactures a very ine
Charles Richmaii. The title of the accepted a Position as agent ot the grade of cotton goods.
first ol+ do Is "The Land of Intrigue". piher anufacturig Company, F Since being it Laurens Mr. Kerr as
L. I. KERR LEAVES WATTS. erville, Mass., and will lcave Jaurcns ;in leave. Mrs. Kerr, also, who has
GoesSaturday to takc up his new duties. I taken much Interest In the social and
Goe toFis~rilpe, ras"Where lie Is understood thlat Mr. Kerr wvill be literary life of the city, w~ill be issed
Will be in Charge of Larger Iter- In charge of larger interests than lie In those and other circles.
ests. ha here an(lhe new plac opens a No announcement has been made as
'Mr. 1. R. Kerr, for the past several wider feid r or i s efforts. The lier- to a slcesso to Nil Kerr at the 111111.
erv1; !iil ., 4and w i l La '
j ~- -.~ L~ : i.1Jk /-1
v. er. ti. Kerrtforrthetpastthever
cannot shake it loose and or kitchen--is carefully chosen to be
iIg e It must be c com-o
fortable, so that baby may sleep quietly. are just right, too.
The finish must be smooth and last- If you want a single chair or bed or
ing, so that it ill not chip off.te c ll
Thatis he ind f cibs~ehave an oter icno mater hoircles.
we offer our services in haelping to pick
selected by our experts from the famous out something that vill fit in with mlhat
Simmons line, v sr already have in the room.
What is true of our cribs is also true' Often we can shoy you ays to save
of our entire stock. money on these details as well -as on the
Every piece of furniture in this store- furniture itself.
S. M. & E. H. WILKES & CO.
I iI
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