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E. PAGE EIGlfe ~7 THE COSMOPOLITAN CLUB P-v .*" ". , Georgetown, S. C.?The most- en juyabie Yule tide "ciussic und dansun was given on last Friday evening ir the Palmetto Casino by the "Cosing "T p'olitiin Social and Literary Club. Tin v-~Lull was beautilully and artistically decorated with- Benison crepe paper purple and gold, -thi club's colors. Th ^younger set came to the, hall 111 group 0. and at-9:Bfr M:~bpgair to eiTjoy Th ??? STATEMENTS \ .7^? ?? OF . - r Victory Sa Located at Columbia. S. C.. at 11 RESO Loans ard Discounts Overdrafts ^ Bonds and Stocks _ S* .. Furniture and Fix!ures ? Banking House - - " Other ReuLFstatc Ovvned Ppft fvr>m Pflnl:.- pm] Jiyili. . ? Currency _L ^__ Gold . _ - Silver and Ollijf M ilul Colli nu 1.? 1 ~i. 11 vucutvs ami cu:iii items ?Other Resources, viz.: _ _ .... * ?* . .Total LI AIM f Capital Stock paid in " -Surplus Fund, (inland disct.). * Undivided fronts-, less current x: fine to Rant;.: .'inrl. Pmii','< ) < ? Dividends unpaid fydividna 1 D e p osiTTSuVjocL to c Savings Deposits, Demand Certificates Deposit Time Certificates of Deposit Certified Cheeks- ___ __ Cashier's Checks 1 > ' \ _ . Notes and Bills. Rediscount:ed Bills Payable, inluding Cer.lifieat Reserve Fund Carried on Gen. In Christmas Club Total . " - "f S'Miih '' n' 1 ii i " iff Belore me came-(J. L.-Floyd." ( who,.-being duly sworn, says ti ; ment_is a true condition ot" said said'bank Sworn to and subscribed bei'oi < ? -'Corrtk Attest:?w . J. Ah-Con | ~ tf*I?*"* .* r' ^ I Have you e v _ ; . ? T~ ? A ? - 33 & , "III f He thinks'fc J> V : j f. . '-v ? r; . V jViassachuietts, where lihs V Connecticut, wnere ittsiiulL - Illinois, wuere ins doilies i ? Many slates, where liishoo I''^ 111V''1 A Michigan, where Tiis.anion >* New York, where his tele}) Pennsylvania, where his r; Illinois, where his fur coat ? : :><Th ^ x ? _ T"' % THAT HIS MONEY Wo V Goods and Products Muni v ; X '' -k ' r ' IF HE BOUGHT ONLY IP iLL^Jy ' '' ' ;? "THE WORLD TODAY I - ?? Georgia as it i? in New / State} and Inter-Natiorial I I* _ i .. % * Invest ' I Southern ^ "THF ONI V^MFi pL Hihi m A . r Y.V/V f' - ....... evening. At 11 p. m. the ofllecrs and if numbers iormed "a .line at the frorit NV door and nurchid jp llie Inli '-y a j1 tuvdy inarch played by the orchestra.'"iT tilic jlroKTam was as rltHIuws: in- ?|, -.roduction ol' the members, by the i() gvlmi'lain, Mr. O.mrlys^?S; Browne? 1;: Maines Jones, president; Luther A. ,); '#Button, vice-president; Ernest JpseplV, p, eiccrotary; Flunk Johnson, treasurer; s I'aft Jenkins, JaijWS.'.Carblina; Chit- t., CTino W -Tl'.'V^VinTtMr '] THE CONDITION TOE ^ ' ' r " 1.' viuu's Bank ' V ' C ic Close of Iitisinoss Dec. 31,1-DJ27 URCES - ? - . : $31,091,48 v l-d".?- - -- 137.20 Y - . . &4 ' 9*110.78 1 - 1-- ;i_. 4.001.00 J-- -J- . *&()SrK . ~ .5TOTHT .-1 _ J.uTO-OO : 01 I Si u lr _, * ? m it i _M> M .grrftftTj A' il.7TS.7l -- '.$17C?,710.S7 : t ities r _ ^ i - , i "i?l 1:1^.:V1 j l ;?- -.Vr?10.88 ' H tpoiif.e.s-and taxes:paid X()NE jf - , .. ;:> -? ' -"..mjN'm V,.' ? , xoxii_ t; -liL'ck - Sfir,.;>:vi 17 : . . 53-,502.1 ;> **" ' oi - . XO\i.O. n ? ?.1,110.78 ?ii - MO^ilC . :, d 2,T6G.0'(v .* xy ' -812."),?: - . ' ' " -NoNiv . '; os J'( r llur'rbwod Monay XOX1] hi l d dlial or 8av. Ladder X() XK >' o:i,i:.T, l . . ??- -- .Wi/'MI"*ltv oi. Kieivial)(1.:77 'asliic-r of tho a1 ove named .bank, it the tfhove and fmv^oi.htf..state-. n batik, as sht.Vij by t in.; books of iG. L.'FLOVn. i me this 5.1 h <!:tr of .Jaariarv* U?2vs. b .X. J. FliKLJivRJCiv* N'oiai.V l'llMin I i.f S ;I!1 ii ( ,:ti-nl";:i. miyk. \V, 11. Iuu:vdy. 1> 1?. Stud;*,? "*arrz^fc->?^* * -- Miii i?wii * . -s ? - - - . JX.** ver heard the > ... - . - ~*~*r ' . Man whey said: ~ ' '* -s. nvcst Only -in II brfTF~Enflir:M"Uts? * J- ^ . ate to See my Money Out of the ie'a a SldleaiHai A DUMB BELL JIIS. MOX?Y pOKS TO-? ^hoos-are \mado* Oino,-\vheiv liis ft -tcrccrrra'cn?;- i oi;k, wmn ire made. .Nrrr. h Cainhna, d is gi owii.' J-Viiii ylviv-riici, \v am uen is made. ,, . ' ' . I r;' h , y Wall IV1.T MllUlL1. . 1 W.^j-nwle.' i'lf'" ioliile .is made.- - "inerthone is. made. . ytj. hUm Vm-i adit)- is made. \\ \ --n:iv-j-r!> aIit is made. made; is- 'LisL. Could Do ivx.iml!eTf fit!. TTi HE I)QES NOT KNOW uld Have NO YAT.UE at Hoini -il' 1 jfacrured and So'd in Other Slate*. . ' ' . - . ' .j O'ME PRODUCTS IIE\VOLvr.D I)K I s Every Man's M nrkc t.- The I .aw York. dM(XlonPGTviTi-/ni dm 'jtajxrw Exchange 01 .Goods and S'Tvijcs: DDEUARSTOH^l > ?'i ! ' in the Capital Stock Fidelity rTBfYRnNniNr. < nvi'tw ir NT BE A DUMB BE c* ^ ?? < .T'.: * . ii.""w.'y 7 : THE PALMl'ir L'rman \M. JUiinoy, John Nosbit, Etf* urd Jo.- v pii. and Andrea Cooper, lu wo linn m> addiess w.is rpad0 by. 10 "pre? ident,: response IfWlanuitf ul ie youn;jf. ladies, Miss l'hannyo Tajv r. K .spons'o in behalf of thc.youner on; Mr. A. Cj. Dunnioro. Spt() Mr. unos. Musical saw sglo, Mr. C. S. ro\ync. ^ ;v ' *. . After, the "iirognun thdsc, jyfesent intTiiioil 'to ylijoy. tjio i veiitiu:, as 'I y^44ypi?d utt*.TiiHnidic ' lin.niu > tlfc. sweet- strains of nni io.i'on or. d l y the "Old lloino Town Smfypy 'oilers". Tl.io orchestra was eomosod of Ah'SM*Tr-Hi'aYOO-^Ulty?*?.LA\^nwoai'hir.an, CeerjrO'N'owdin, Bon'Coopr and Joseph Minis. ' Alaritv Htowil motored to. Qeov.jrviivo to oilt ml-Uu'-doti^ant-VToiuA'5n it, Chhrl slim, Alullihs Manning; , uinter an;f C Tumid a. Tho'airair was? brdl^mt one and was enjoyed. MI I.ITI.NS MAys^' T VV- , 7 1 he people of Mullins, froncrauy, rtjffyofl; a p o.l Christnui^r. Oh the hit of i vyt "tl),' pTr.' ^i'Vi- vlii[ of .the Dillio:r-Histrict, Dr. IT IT ' ' :l JuiU'M'iy called Ujv ua^luis tiuLlay-if'n in?"couiirTi; ' The liuetili}* was ilil in Fellers. F. lietur himwn tile. U.iH is!a' ion. lie v. Coo-is if pastor. Promptly at 11 :00 o'clock it* nHTliHK' was oaiii d to order. Th.* re- alin ''' (0<1. r. jissi-u-d 1>V Ilr.v AT ' \ . Thomas opened trie nice'ii'.'.j' in tint1 rm. - The wf-iti r \\?i> fleet'd st rro-; try. Fit "HiiS IWOT UU? i nt i u* i'11'" i'|' di'-.'lT ' '' , / .yogr was 1:1.nod. This /ijsl riot is Jtlos^fti nyftli >4 i'( iiv; ' ft t;l* in misters as u\ 11 as ivint-n, livt ryl ntiy said ' it was* a i'ofilajill1 ni'iii:jni:. In 'this pieetinjr 10 i d -"or-; and laymen priSvn'ted 11 if ro i iliyr ejfi: p .> purse :rs a t'hrist-. as pVescnt. ' . " ' - ' (in i loot ml.?r 27; h th.- Writer wi'h wife and two t-liililren, 1 "Harriet l/j \I.Ttd. "I'r'ft i\|uliins to visii. our treats am! 1 e yl". \\V4- live in I. iuo. mi y.- \\ 1 : ppn'l 011 llie .oanij Vl' 'id 11 i ' if'?~? V P.'.'lere oar he yTV. <"li !di:t n. Mi; Ired and Will-'. i lied 1W'-e |?f> <''diitnlt:a at >>'h .V. M. and arr.iv' d in I.aureus M. Wo mrt quitr"?i wtifin i 1 j'li'ciil : li'iuitp.' lie 1- 'vlrttf'?i''* i>. C?-y iho iiasHqlVVt i* 1 .! ... writ-* ' :t v e 1 * < v A A A A A A. A A *. > A A "V-"-blfWT?'" >" "V *< ' - .; .. . - " ' ; f Ftory of the V- ' . " - ? ; . ' ; ' '. '" K*' ? ' ' ' . ' -r * -! V -4^ ? 1 * ., Slate." A Av . *?. 1, bui he's ?> V .. : > :f f ; '. v r?' . . r?T omte equipment i/. niailp.^ fg silvciw are is made. \v 1 ?t iv Iti's*is ni;ul(j. <%> i:< :'<> his tyiuwrilri- is mad v TX!--tT, hi.. 1 ' : 11 'v' 1 i * , ?~^ V wfi'.'iy 1:1;inn->it'-.".l in^lru- #" .:.hl;u!c. , \ 1 i.- ) i;ri11::re iv ~mntt<T: i*T . ? L'c his WitniL'oijo trunk is V ' 'v'. C" ~y.Cr--;-\ v' _ v . : ' - ie Could X<tl Spend it for : ^ ,J * Y '^ATICALLY A SAVACK & v ": . v v V' of Keornrriu-s is the Is lup Inlcr-l'i '. an, jjllW _ t rf^ElZENTsr^ % of the urety Co. I < THF. WORLD" ' y XL! , r. . <t+ * * * ! \ - - ; ? *~Y*9"*' " } ro t.teADW-^==. Smith' was not in bat his wife and daughter h a fed n" pat"* i" ?i 11.- i ???* eur" shirt stay pleasant. They are iltuug hr*4o uncus. 4 We met our 1 rlend, ltcv. A. O.- East,, also _Mr. S paries who is ilointr 11 hiiHtljop-'dTtTyh ncss and-, knows how to meet'and care tor the. fTooplv. Our friend M r.--Moore is doing well in the barber business We., hud the gyod pleasure' tu_ dim wh;k? ip Laurens with Mrs. An Ihn.-Uyi, aim i>. u?i? turnip and U i'.y than we 'had a gi>oif dinner wouL id. putting it mi Lily. ..Wgimatihew Miss Sarah Caughman, of Columbia and; Mrs. llattie- Keney, who is tin .writes"s wife's .mother. > \Vc callet on quite, a few people, while there am he,v. made it pleafont for us.- Tin Sullivans are doing well, as usual. Wt h t"*I;auvoH,s TJjupsday afternoon fty Silver Street, S. C. On our arriva to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack-* p wr-*-found slipper await ing^trif We ..sgeqf: two nights -with.-.them *in< i.. bile tl.cn 'tin i did tuwytlUhg pbs. ,'blp to make dm stay'ri pleasant one \\ hen on. leaving thcr?e we ftnimhinn cur maocd Willi good things tG eat .May Uo'l . tdes.s this fanfily. The unijjhlev (if 111', ami Mrs. Jackson is xm*-. <-f i4i,T -H^n-htrrsr ir> the graded scjio 1 at Mullins, and she is makinp Itditid.. " " qui return?we- had tin* <i ah a.a'iv of entiiiK?hrefrk'f-ttaf- in Ihr home of Hc-v. ami Mis. C!. K. Lylcs l iny did everything.possible' to make ys.i< - "yiail.-Avurthwlii.kv. Ihv L'sHes i? d' ihg well (in the Xewberry district k's. jiii stats, and people love ami rolie t?hiiii. We uill.d?into sSfe oul ";v i.Hn'v elder and family, I)r. IC It. And rson. The presiding: elder was " >t. in bat that .queenly litle wife oi I i -. .made us feci at home ami enter'?i"d ..us irii-dv. Erom :(!olunibi.i hack tojo'uV irarsoroge in Muilins, Wc ha 1 a safe and pleasant trip. '""Tiie writ ( v'i? wife and children con lltiuul their trip to Andrews. S. C., ' vj-i' l''-r?.i. 1 i't AI I til1 HUM liov J, W, Wit In. i .spoon, who recently was "appointid there, as pastor. She reports a, p.!< usnnt trip and say" that tiru doing: well. in their new field. writer resumed his school wold TiT Nirhols, S; (., on . T?esd.ay'v . As' in -- liLm-a+'-e- Mr-s Vomit- nip>-Mis< !e ' ~:a rVavvTord and?.Mrs;r- J-anr AAA A AA AA A AA * * . V v ' \ .9 > V . V V Y. . 'v>"... - . 1 NOW & . ^ ? Y Y 1:0 VOlJ KNOW that the Y Carolina Annually? Y T 1)(> Y?.U KX(nv n'at> thc' Y : ?v<'.u.th Carolina Ann ?1-C "i ot 111 ].\ LfZI;'~tiI;tr ^ Oorived from litis ^ ( orlcrs of a N'ejfn X Agencies? ^ | NOW, ; r-r??? J[^ AItE i'llo" For\var;!-l ^ j l 1! l- ^ T. ' , ; ^r??t -: ' \ ?_?.. I ^4- > ;. .. * ' -- " ' ? / .? ?r . . Columbia?F ? Sumter?I.,J " !. Darlington? ^ lien netlsvi lie JL ' Charleston? -JT- " - Beaulort?W ?% = Spnrianbnrj:'; ? - Chester-Be; Greenwood-->> ; .. ?*> - . (Five Olli ? IF Yoni TOWN doe>, n.i L-t / Once! ?* ? ' r ' *"<y 1H> NO 1 'I'hROFlT'! yoir ei'n Fidelity $ Sure Pages Accepted?S r ^ -t' " V - V . V A 11'Ifr Washington "St.. ' Columbia, S. C.~ ^JSt7:..... v . ____ . ^ , all school All th?TTeaq||^^Kiir[U e grade^ school uf AluIlljS^Bturneii for wofl; in report guoo I news in t^39B|^^Qp>ome during the 1 he \vrne]^j|g95i|Yen quite -a few ' ; Christnuts pfiMMjflgljy the members 4 and friend^BMR^church. : During j his stay in-tn^jFfiklriiont , 'e stopped 1 berry. Rev. Smart (is Baking good t4thore and the ^fa)le love him. OUtf . I stop at the par^^pki-'waa sljprt but a -j-imppy. tme.-, -^gP^^Hso e?11 od to see 1 i I'rof. Gluddeit^ who is t . < 'principal ' d'. the ^graded a?fcool th ^ He is 1 (icing.'fine in his^sybool -'Qfrk. We ' called .on Bro. Il/ B{ Bit- ?? and a ' host of our NewbatflLMe Is. i n I: DIM; sixthqn W"^x ORT (.i:neii:s of ?o?* iijic and 41 iuu; iN?Wi^ -cj 0. ? }j5? 9. 1 ? Continued from 1. *torney said: "Qb? it is easy! to explain." The dij|ir6nc6_i8 not} 6n of ! lack of inU L^jaJ^r of. inability if com' mam) the necessa^ je^ourcfs. It ' is simply a difference"'wHich always .'I appears between a compact and uniI f ed citizenry which is bunk' 11*. up in '.. '''.r.ue girptajs in near-by toT?i^s ami htit of in<*W isolated and deUctied units, You see, Jlnt^isfancc's fn Wes| J lei h South <'ar(5jlto(?|(rc Trrnrtnrrcaterr between t-ho p JMBb Inn n ' Then, 1^ utfa'im ih*th'e Pee Dee section; there lias aiwjavs. >^n- m'l|-Q / """"""'H nv.'ss movement |lQO( business lines. The Western; paj^.^;jtHb stale is in ncial condit n and the towns are larggtiP Thej conferences I held therd \vcf? more largely- at1 '<n#pl than those of the laiatern'sec 1 eonftdjpatWly :?llU; 'hat ev} igfuey Selected in the Western Cit es will nualMy within a few days ird lie toady to bagjn VC"'"'" mv I'Yhruary 1-alOn?r with the others." : ' ' ' In diseussinp the. amount of busi whirl"! Psfinuitnrl tn lw? /Inria irt South Carolina in the firsL year of opcrKti'n by The Bondinp Company iakne. Attorney Andrews pointed out : yhat the jvross vo!uni(. would exceed 'ItjOTQO in pS-einiuin,4. A l::rire pro* ;?ivtr.i 11 of the premium m>"im e ' (> r t; ini d by the various apenciej? in I'LL ASK .VOL :: ; re is 825,000 worth of Itaternal js S?.y'Hin_ii^rth 11 UTlC tlu> lhrnTlsome JPremiumlmnd liusinc-ss have never, in We Hiatc > Corporation and into ttt PotJk ASK-ME-^ .poking, Progressive re in the Profile pf this ifev; jjj v^tLnitenr'rTC'V. fil -'I' HERE THEY WR S. raternal Insurance and Realty C H. Davis and Co. orence insuranee Agency i 1 C .E .Grice & Co. "I* ?E. J. Sawyer,& Associates James H.> Rodolph. * "ashington &' Washington ?A. C. Piatt & Associates } at hers & Davis. Hargrove & Beard lors. are in a Doubtful State*Her t "Gbt In" on thiH" I^roposit^jjlfciti e:.1 n hii>*''Grout^^P'loor^ -I -m :t: Sal. January 7, Jtho fSrm'Tr cominissiohs which, in Jkuav-wall provide many new positions' r'l Hbi clerks and stenog.rapli.ers in the * Wivious offices established. ?it was lAjfcntly come from Durham that the Lpw CasualtyAccident Policy of ke Bonding: flkauy is now being ^Hhrtcd- and Oafolinir agents 11. this, policy as soon as they %- frtn, business. This policy will'inpiers.dfcthe body through accident and Ip^gi^tially designed for people-who JlB^^hg streets and highways .a h -.ft^ked about the- entrance of Pr^wrtpKers Fire Insu:?ince Co., At-' orri^ Andrews said: ''The Fire Insurance Company will enter the state just as so'en as the agencies have learned the Bonding Company line oV "^H^bsurance line in addition there- _ .! J^^Pe-Ptre lllVtLll'iliin'y hoicUis cnual promising- in South Carolina. I tmd^hatmany lodges and churches, as wul!.uii individuals, h;vv0 consWerable difficulty in securing (a proper poverage for their/, propertr> In Columbia recently a physician told me that one-of his polic ies IhkI. been conceited without his knowledge because the propi rty was tcrcnted. m a Negro district?and- the white underwriter did not cave to carry the risk. You see, therefore, what a great nded exists for five insurancp protection to ' the Cfl^frred people of the ^'?tte. If ' this happened in Columbia, whcr<^i|j|^e is ekcelletit: fire company jjfoviio, yw.-^gtr-rrrngnm- how much ! greater .JLbe difficulty is in smaller towns/ ' ^ , ( "When asked what "tlu general re- ' -action of the people of the State has lieert t? the coming -of these t\vor companies, the Attorney stated tint it ~~ had been very entlirsiastie and had awakened a more wider,pread appreciation than was at first n'n'ticip'ated. , , . Nuiiuhiub letters have hcen received " -from various parts of the stat0 en? doi\sincr the movement and. several pesons are reqliestinr: th::t their towns * be- included in .-the litft of agencies." Also, he. further s'.at d, several interested persons I'ive writterr'him g' voluntarily asking for subscription v . blanks, in order that t-hey may invest?- ? zhfcthe?eafut tick ..of_ thj EVIut'hgrn. .. ~ ^iijelity^MJ^yety Cbippany^^ *-> ' - ' * ' / J ONE! f ^ "& T ' r ; f ' .V Bonding Business in South ? ions boxuflng Business in & r -- v - f & : X beral. Agency Gomniif^ions ? )ry of Man.. Flowed into the ets of Negro Agents and V ' t ; *. t " ; % ' >THfcRt ? TZLA-'^lrZ.- : f ' : : ; , --.1 .:, . . . ' ? 4*4 n and Agencies \vh<V are - X l*}ne^( anil ai .n lo llamilc -V ? i?:r: E;:'j-; . t f ' \ ^ ' ' : r .7^r;: [1 jgization) . X