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•nnniSDAY. January w, wsa
THE NEWBERRY SUN
Prosperity News
MM. B. T. VOUNO, Qfrmf*4ent
Mrs. C. E. Hvndrlx wm hostess
to th« LiUrmry Soroslt Friday af
ternoon. Fourteen member* and
one guest, Mrs. John Earl Wen-
singer, were present.
C. E. Hendrix talked on “Crea
tures of the Sea,” the program
topic, for Mrs. A. R. Chappell
who was unable to be present. Mr.
Hendrix, an avid fisherman, add
ed many personal comments re
lated to the subject. The talk was
Illustrated with colored slides.
The hostess assisted by her
niece, Averette Chappelle, served
a delectable salad plate, cake and
coffee.
Mrs. Hunter Fellers was host-
wee to the Prosperity Carden Club
last Monday afternoon.
In the absence of the president.
Mrs. W. H. Leaphart, Sr., presid
ed.
“Landscape Gardening with
Small Trees and Shrubs,” was ab
ly discussed by Mrs. Georve W.
Harmon. She gave many practical
suggestions: Use trees with col
orful leaves to add color. She sug
gested several groupings of trees
or shrubs, clusters or straight
lines. She had pictures to illus
trate many of the suggestions giv
en.
During the social period the
hostess served sandwiches and
spiced tea.
The January meeting of the
Dogwood Garden Club was held
Monday • afternoon, January d,
with Mrs. W. C. Barnes. Mr? Y’ida
C. Thomason was a guest.
Mrs. J. A. Bowel's gave an in
formative discussion of annuals.
Mrs. D. H. Hamm Jr., substitut
ing for Mrs. Rimer Shealy, gave
"Now John will beliovo top whon 1 loll him «
r,v*W flnwnootl by Puivolb wmtUI pmvo um tummy/*
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('onto to thtnh of it, why wolt to tell
John. HI *tnrt looking oround for
I hot new ror tnywolf,
Purcells
“Ysur Private Bankart*
14m Main Hi, Nitwhprry
gleanings. Mrs. H. 0. Nawawui*
recreation leader, conducted a
New Year contest with Mrs. D. H<
Hamm Jr. winning the prltt.
After the business session a
delectable salad plate with cof
fee was served.
The members of the Crepe Mry-
tle Garden Club were guests of
Mrs. Oscar Wessingar for thoir
meeting last Wednesday.
Mrs. John Dawkins gave an in
teresting discussion of vines. Mrs.
Hoyt* Boland brought an arrange
ment of vines. In discussing this
Rrrftngcment, many points brought
out by Mrs. Dawkins were point
ed out.
Mrs. J. A. Singley conducted
recreation with Mrs. Robert Pugh
as prise winner.
During the social period the
hostess served a salad plate,
pound cake and coffee.
Mrs. W. E. Martin was hostess
to the Iris Garden Club Satur
day afternoon.
Mrs. Biddle Hawkins preaided
in the absence of the president,
Mrs. Tommy Harmon.
Mrs. J. C. Metis, program lead*
er, discussed ways of eliminating
moles, a pest of gardeners.
Mrs. Hubert Stockman gave
gleaning's.
Mrs. Woodrow Bedenbaugh was
high scorer and Mrs. Robert Kpt-
iug. low, in a flower contest con
ducted by the hostess.
Mrs. lm Kinnrd, a club member
whose home was recently destroy
ed by fire, was given a linen
shower.
Delicious refreshments were
served during the social hour.
Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Scott and
their grandson, Sunny Scott, spent
Sunday in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. B. T. Young.
Mr and Mrs. E. A. Fellers of
Heckle,v, W. Va., have returned
home after a week's visit with
relatives in and near Prosperity.
Mrs, A. B. Hoot, Mrs. Frances
Spoils and her two children, Lar-
rv and Frances Ann, spent Sun
day with the J. II. Rileys in Un
ion
WeoKeml guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Hooter Fellers were Mr. and Mrs,
M r Hooker of Charleston,
With M« ami Mi's Oscar Wes*
i.inger Sunday were Mr and Mrs.
Fiood Piusoo of Cross Hill, Mr.
and Mr,*, Rudolph Oswald and
their two children, Betty and
Billy, of Columbia,
Guests of Mrs, Byrd Uihson Sat-
rstsssen
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urday wars Mrs. Holmes Klzuurd
and her two daughters, Barbara
and Linda, of tea Bt. PhilUpt
community.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Buff of
Princeton wera guecte Saturday
night of Mr. and Mrs. D. H.
Hamm Sr.
Misses Erin and Nells Kohn
snd Mrs. Georgs Wist of Colum
bia, and Mrs. Spencs Wist of Un
ion were dinner guests of Mrs. J.
Frank Browns last Thursday.
Littls Clarissa White of Char
leston is spending this week with
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
A. R. Chappelle. Mr, snd Mrs.
White are vacationing in Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Jamas H. Barnes
have moved into one of the Hawk
ins apartments %n McNsry street.
Mrs. Mack Hall and Steve and
Tommy Mann of Winntboro spent
Monday with Mrs. L. J. Fellers.
Mrs. Ray Hook of Charleston
and Mrs. Hugh Mann of Winns-
boro were guests of Mrs. Frances
Spotts Monday.
Mrs. E. W. Wert* and Miss
Kate Barre have returned from a
week’s tour of Florida. They went
with Dr. and Mrs. Joe Freed of
Columbia. The group Went as far
south as Miami. They visited Mrs.
Herman Werts, William Werts
ami Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wright
Werts and "hildren in Orlando,
Fla., relatives of the travelers
and former residents of Prosper
ity.
Bridges-Veronelli
The following Invitation of int
erest has been received in New^
IxAry.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bailey
Bridges request the honour of
your presence at the marriage of
their daughter, Beverlee Ann to
Mr. Edmund Charles Veronelll on
Sunday, the twenty-sixth of Jan
uary, nineteen hundred and fifty-
eight at four o'clock In the after
noon, St, Catherine's Church, Rod
ney Street, Glen Rock, New Jer
sey.
Miss Bridges Is a niece of Mrs,
Lonnie Gilliam of Newberry, The
bride-elect's parents live In Lo-
mita, California,
v--i. - rjaaarr
Thompson H, Longshore return
ed to his base at Quonset Polqt, R,
I, last Sato inlay after spending
two weeks leave with his mother,
Hears Hunter
*What is the beat procedure to
obtain what our schools need?”,
aaked one parent of the Honorable
T. W. Hunter at the Boundary
Street PTA meeting Thursday
night. This question was raised
during an open discussion period
following a short talk by Mr. Hun
ter, in which he pictured briefly
the story of the county school
system from the turn of the cen
tury to the present time.
The representative's answer was
that, just as Christianity started
with one man, so one parent or
interested ettisen must he con
vinced himself of the needs, con-
vines others, and thsn make ths
collective voice heard by those
who make the laws and appro
priate the funds.
“Is ths three percent salts tax
being appropriated to the schools
as provided by law and is the state
aid already being received at the
time the sales tax was passed still
being received by the schools, in
addition to the sales, tax?” asked
another parent.
“As far as I know,” replied Mr.
Hunter, “it Is.”
The speaker stated that he :*elt
that too much state legislation
depends upon the opinion of the
state chairman of the committee
or the department heads involved.
“It is for this reason,” he said,
“that a tremendous responsibility
rests with parents and interested
citlsens to make their voices
heat'd.**
Mr, Hunter also said that, as a
representative of the people, he
feels compelled to vote in the leg*
is Is lure according to the express
ed opinion of the majority of the
constituents whom He represents,
irrespective of his own personal
feelings on any particular issue.
Dr, Neil Truesdell, chairman of
the RTA leglslatluc committee, ex
pressed appreciation to Mr, Hun
ter for his candid statements.
Devotions were conducted by 3Dr,
E. M, Anderson, who urged par
ents and community leaders to
look inward as the beginning of
this new year to make sura of tba
presence of God's will in their own
lives.
President B. A. Buddin dosed
the meeting by reminding par
ents to register to vote. '
BOOKMOBILE
THURSDAY, JAN. 14
Oakland Mill, Mrs. J. I. Ringer
Oakland Mill, Mrs. Reeder Brooks
Box Factory, Causes Store ^
Gary Community, Mrs. A. P. Ram-
age
Bush RiveF Community, Mrs.
Willie Singley
Buah River Community, Mrs. La
mar King ^ \
Tranwood Community, Mrs. R. E.
Gee
FRIDAY, JAN. IT
West End School
Queene Community, Fowler's
Store
Whitmire Library
son, Wtmaa Charlas Able bom WasWngten St* mmounee
_ ^ K ‘ “ - a six pound, ten eunou
Kette Yocbem, *
hospital
ABON
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hobson
Able ef Salad* annpouee the
birth of an
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at tee Nawbewy Ceunty ^
ial Hospital on Dtcember 80,
1M7. lira. Able it tee former
Blanche Harriet Yarborough.
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' Mr. and Mn. DanRugete
bree, 884 O'Naal Street aka
ceiving congratulatlens upon thefht
arrival or a aevea peuwx^cyo
ounce
bree, barn at
mortal
1067, Mrs.
•r Mary
■£,
Mr. anC!
Hufthtetter
nouace tea
oy Bath, born Dstember 8T,
at the toil hospital. Mre.
gtetler la the formtr Mary
lens Shealy.
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Mr. and
Yasha* (Betty Jean Steen)
hirth ef a aix pc
aon, Michael Kelt!
at tea Newberry
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OI.URHT AND UAK68ST IN SOUTH CAROLINA
RESOURCES
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Cash and Due from Banks
U. S. Government Securities
State and Municipal Obligations
Other Bonds, Notes and Debentures
Federal Reserve Bank Stock
Loans and Discounts '
Banking Houses
Furniture and Fixtures
Other Resources
Other Real Estate
TOTAL RESOURCES
JWM M, 1HT*
$ 57,947,808.92
72,175,000.49
5,889,464.27
1,586^50.00
860,000.00
85,715,827.91
2,219,898.31
785,628.45
Daoankar U, IN*
$226,7^,0905'
$
71,730,845.68
9^93,021.80
1,566^50.00
860,000.00
92,87(k96S89
2^80|750.50
888,807^35
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7,362.79
$289,187,17109
LIABILITIES
Capital—Common
Surplus
Undivided Profits
Reserve for Dividends
Reserve—Under Sec. 166, Int. Rev. Code
Reserve—Federal Income Taxes
Reserve—Other
Deposits
TOTAL LIABILITIES
$ 8,650,000.00
8,850,000.00
1,590,910.09
865,000.00
1,500,000.00
671,985.14
209,863,287.74-
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$ 8,650,000.00
8850,000.00
, 2,041,888.41
547,500:00
1,500,000.00
1,052,755.51
160,488.04
221,885,094.18
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