The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, October 14, 1939, Page Page 8, Image 8
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report of
VICTORY S,
of Columbia. in the State of Soi
--? -on October-2,-1939r?
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Loans and discounts (Including
Cash, balances with other bank
Furniture and fixtures' __
Other Tea 1 estate "owned
Other assets
Total assets 'r;,i _
i.i a
Demand deposits'
Time deposits
Other deposits (certified and ul
Total deposits . .. .
HrVi... I i:iV>i I it iuw
Nr..IV. ?.W1V O
Total Liabilities (not including
beluw
CAPITA
Capital .
Surplus .. __ __
Undivided 'pre/fits
Total Capital Accounts
Total Liabilities and Capital Act
1, K, W. VANCE hier of
swear that the above statement
ly represents the true state of
ed and set forth, to the best of 1
Correct - Attest:
L. A. ADAMS,
J. P. KEEPER,
II. D. MONTEITIf, Direct.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLIN;
County of Richland:
. -Sworn tcr-ttnd?subscribed befor
and I hereby certify tr.at 1 a til n>
My Commission expires at i
SEAL .. W
IN MKMORIAM
"In" sail but loving memory o
our dear brotht-j- Mr. Alexande
Griffin, who depaited this life foil
years?a grrr-Oc t obc r~* 1". 1 I'd a.
Mrs. Jessit. Jackson
..Miss Isabel 1 Griffin,
sister;
Mr. William (iritfin
brothei
IN MEMORY
in sad but loving memory o
our dear husband and father, Mi
George P. Ruff, who departei
this life October ft. .19,18.
Sleep on, dear Daddy
And take your rest,
We loved you dearly
But God loved y<Ai best.
MRS. G. P. RUFF
and Children.
SMITH DEFEATS ALLEN 18?
Last 'Saturday the frfotball tean
representing Allen Universitj
made its first appearance for thi
? -1E39 season in a pame with th<
Johnson C. Smith University al
Chailotte. The North Carolinian:
were % ictorious by a twelve poinl
, margin Tho final ncoro war, Smith
IS, Allen fi. Smith's first scor?
' "came at the beginning of the firsl
quarter when Willis, right half,
back, leceived the kijjkoff cm hi:
own twenty yard lirte and racec
it all the way to the Allen three
before being pulled down from be.
hind. On the second play frorr
scrimmage Willis carried the oval
off tackle for the score. The othei
Smith's markers came Tri the third
rnd fourth quarters respectively
Allen's scene came in the fourth
qua iter as the result of an erratic
pass by the Smith center over his
*own goal line, where the ball was
(recovered by William Brown,
en's right tackle, for a touchdown.
II-S.C.!
BALL
State
vs
ia State
jge Stadium
October 21st
F 2:15 P.M.
l 1: nn \ nn
luuing i ax; w cis. ^
XONDITION OF
WINGS HANK
nth Carolina, at th^ clot*> of busineui
ss.ets
$75.75 overdrafts) . $.'15,170.22
s - 20,655.30
1.00
9,095.00
- -- ... 8,079.01
... ' . 72,000.62
HIMTIES
? ? . $17,358.27
28,822.67
llici rs' checks, etc..) . . 135.00
$46,315.94.
- -- - . 8,979.01
~i|h>ndinaU'ii.. obligations shown
--- - 55,294.05
I. ACCOUNT
$14,611.81
.... _ 1,000.00
. _ 1,918.11
1 r coil no
ounts ... _ T2/J00.62
% *
il...?ul.nvc-iU'mod ^L?ank,??4r+?solemnly
iv true, and that it fully twid correctthe
several matters herein containny
knowledge and belief. '
e. \v. Vance *
US. ?- .
0 mo this 7th day T5f OeTobt?T7 TtKJtrr
>t an miicer or director of this bank.
h< pleasure of the (lovernor.
II.IilS C. J01,1 NSON, Notary Public.
Neither teapr was successful in the
?attempt to 'scorc^fof the point a".
1 > i touchdown.
' Allen scored eighteen first
1 downs mostly due to the hard line
plunging of fullback Starkey, the
' adept pass receiving of half and
quarterback Williams, the accurate
" passing of halfback Taylor, the elusive
end. skirting,'of halfback Al'
-ton, and the fine offensive line
'play of Barber, Captain Sims, Bell,
William Brown and Mac Qc/ntlld.
f iiiini iu'?iu- oniy iivn ilist downs
- other than the distance that was
" rained on the scoring plays which
1 .veil- a blocked ,kick and a long'
forward pass.
Coach Swinton and his assist |
aits, Nelson and Baumgardnoi
while realizing that there are
.na'ify rough edges to be smoothed
'.eel confident that the Allen "Ye'lowjackets,"
1 930 style, will make
the i nivejrsity alumni and well,
.i.^hei-s happy over theij- gridiron
avoi tings during the current sea!
on. Two Columbia boys, -Avery
; Adams and Charles BoTden, wero
5 outstanding in the Smith lineup
s this weekend finds Allen at Mort
ristown, Tenn. The first homo
, ..ante will be played at Hurst Field'
Hoext Saturday at 2:00 o'clock, a |
,jinny, N. C. |
t
.1 Allen 0 0 0 0 a
5 Siniith P> l)r C< P> . 18
GEORGETOWN NEWS
Continued from Page 1
I Rev. L. I). Gamble accompanied
by Mr. John Shackleford attended
tlie trustee meeting at Allen Unl-j
. versity.
i Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Mani;
gi-ult are the proud parents of a
i hrhy boy, Walter, Jr.
i Prof. E. S. Brown and Coach
! Holliday spent Saturday in Char,
leston and repr/rted a grand trip.
TH
State vs
- i
Mis. Mamie Jackson is one of
Bethel's faithful Sunday school!
teachers and may be seen each!
Sunday with a large number of
1 girls on "her class.
TU^ II... I x A I
i ut- uuwuiu iooiu?n warn weni
to Conway last Friday to play
Whittemi/re High. Howard won by
19-0.
Mr. Joseph W. Walker has open>
ed a cafe on the corner of Church'
umi.KinK streets and solicits the!
pa n onage of his friends.
'I he Palmetto Annual Conferon
e of the AME Church now in
session at Bethel church in this
city will be history when we write
again. The ministers will have
gone t()- their several charges with
, their appointments and some disJ
appointments.
Mrs. Sadie Smalls is back after
-sfrt-tullfH?? i wo weeKs -m?PJew Yorle
wi 1 h?her daughter.
_:._Mrs, Rosa B. Cooper and little
soiis affer spending the summer
I in New York with her children
are back They report a very nice
SPREDIT MARGAR
: w n ___
Fresh, Thick Fat Bac
PIE PEACHES
PRETTY CREAM"
KORN KIX
TT^Wmacaro
TABLE SALT
PINTO BEANS- Ne
MACKEREL Suit,"
TOMATO CATSUP
UPTON TEA
HASH?Castleberry'
FLOLTR?Rose Rcya
BABY LIMA BEAN!
G R A PEFRUITJUJC
jl FOR A GOOD COFFEE WE
I I nil T Til TA Z-TTTFA
tur
DIvl.K I()l S FRESH CROP EV
PEACHES
- SAVE~OPs
PINK t.VLL CANS
Salmon 2 for 27c
Argo Crushed or Sliced
No. 2 can
Pineapple / 15c
With Tender Snaps No. 2 can
Field Peas 10c |
Log Cabin?Makes Hot Cakes'
and Waffles Perfect
Syrup 12 oz. Bot. 20c
Fall Appetites call for PILLS- <
BIRY'S
Pancake Flour
Package 10c
Sauer's?Pure and Delicious
Salad Dressing
Quart - 21c '
You Always Need Sweet
Mixed Pickles
22 ounce jar 15c,!
SOAP AND (
Octagon Powder |
large __ 2 for 9c '
Red Super Suds j
large 17c i
SMALL ~ "
Oxydol 3 pkgs. 25c 1
Oxydol _ large 23c *
Octagon Soap
giant size 2 for 9c \
Home
"Where the Dollai
IE PALMETfo Leader
Alabam
stay. , j
Mrs. Lula R. Strong spent three
weeks in Mobile, Ala., and other ,
points of interest.
Please pay the boy when he de
livers your paper. For our news is
published according to our re. J
mittance. It takes money to run
the press. Some one said ta your
correspondent a few days ago,
that if you could not write newi
for this city to give up and let
some one else have it. Well my
dears if you think it's an easy
job, there is room for lyou, go at
it. And we would fike^ it to bej
known that we were not'drafted,
but six years ani^ight months ago,
we wee inspired and acted as
a volunteer. And it is this corres
I pondent who put The Palmetto
Leader on the map in Georgetowi
[.Sn, let'u be liWcci. and stop critij~ctzing;
for eveiy-body cair do-un^
tij^ they are given a chance.
j BLUE MOON SOCIAL CLUB ,
The Blue Moori^SdCial Club met
BHHHHR.
SPECIALS
INK : lb. 10c
k . ? lb. 9c
No. 2'2 can 10c
PITCHER FREE!
2 pkgs. 25c
NI 7 oz. pkg. 5c
2 5c pkgs. 5c
w Crop . 2 lbs. 15c
New Pack 1rc~
14 Oz. 10c
Va lb. pkg. 25c
s No. 2 can 23c
I - 24 lb. bag 67c
3 2 lbs. 14c
E 4 No. 2 cans 25c
: SUGGEST
lb. 15c
APORATED v
2 lbs. 25c
f THESE " :
Armours or Libbys Roast or
Corned Beef 19c
XT ' *
No. 1 can
The Famous Swiss Food Drink
Ovaltine sm. can 33c
White Lace Plain or Self-RLsinR
Flour 24 lb. bag 95c
1 i
Pure Apple Jelly
2 Pound jar 21c
WHITE HOUSE?No. 2 CAN
Apple Sauce
2 cans 15c
DelMonte or Libby No. 1 can I
Fruit Cocktail I
2 cans 25c J
1
WATAUGA?No. 2/2 CAN
Sauer Kraut
1 cans ... 25c
CLEANSERS,
Brillo Cleanser
I packages .... 17c
French's Bird Seed
package 15c
French's Bird
travel pkg. 10c
Waldorf Tissue
I rolls 17c
Stores
Does its Duty"
-*
a State
at the home of Miss Gertrude \
Brown, 1525- Hardin St., Wednesday
night. Oct. 4, 1939.
\T nnti n cr vuoc pullnrl nr/lor hv
?*"? 7 v
I STARTS MONDAY W
"THE WOMEN" I
WITH
NORMA SHEARER I ,
JOAN CRAWFORD
ROSALIND RUSSELL
?I
| raasM&agi p
LOCALDRUGGIST
OUT T
JV-ar.y Local Cit izens Neglect j
Cc *! Coughs VVWch Laler
on Picve D.-.ngerous,
A prominent druggist of our
city when interviewed recently
i*>;d: "T o majority of the peop.e
do. not realize the danger of
cou; h due to. a quid .or exposure.
5 i.c*i a cat:2b .is nature's warning
j't j or':<- )S your resistance has;
.iC en weakened by cold and your |
H. T. CHAPPELLE, Pres.
| "AN EFFICIENT SK
LOW IN 1
j' Chappelle Fu
l eunn^v aviihm
uu kj-*. aiTHJLii
I Phone: Day or
e 2121 Gervais Street
VMHBHil
5 Big D
Amusenu
i
Monday, October
6:00 PJ
Tuesday, October
6:00 P.?
? 6:00 PJ
? - 8:00.rPJ
Wednesday, Octo
9:00 A.I
sold t
11:00 A J
12:00 No
Rural
4:00 PJ
6:00 P.1V
8:00 P.I\
8:00 P.b
Thursday, Octobe
9:00 A.l
lege I
10:00 A.!
10:00 A.l
12:00 No
3:00 P.*
6:00 P.fl
8:00 P.ft
Friday. Ortnhor >
9:00 A.J
10:00 A.I
12:00 No
Booke
3:00 P.l\
Saturday, Octobei
? 9:00 A-.fl
11:00 A}
1:00 PJV
2:00 P.IM
ft
For Any
bm a. j. Coin
1511
Saturday,
Orangebu
the President, Mrs. Carrie Hen
derson. After the devotion the bus'l
iness of the house was called. Qld I
and new business followed the min I
and new business folowed the mm
utes of the last meeting. The
next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Goldine Brown, 1418
Park Stree., October, 18, 1939. The
hostess served a delicious repast.
Telephone 9231
OANTZLER BROS.
' SHOE REPAIR SHOP
Work Called For and Delivered
Invisible Half Soling a Specialty
Prices Reasonable
2379 Gervais St. Columbia. S. C.
GIVES ""7
IMELY WAitflfilG
system is susceptible to dangerous
cuiii|jiicauuu>>. **- * I
He advises, at the very first
sign of a cough due to a cold, to I
start taking Mentho-Mulsion, for
only in . Mentho-Mulsioff can be
found genuine?becchwood crco
sote, menthol, and other ingredients
recommended by doctors,
all combined in a base of pure
California fig. syrup.
Follow this good advice. Mentho- I
Mulsion is displayed, rc:irlnmended,
sold, and guaranteed by '
good Uruggists everywiic.e.?aov. j
o:aaaax>oao.ox>waoo;a<mao;o.ooD^ j
C. T. FOSTER, !\Ygr. g|
RVICE AT A NEW k
RICES"
ineral Home I
ANCE SERVICE
-Night 2 6112 rip
Columbia, S. C. 8
r MISS THE 35th ANN1
E COLORED I
ober 23ays
and 5 Big
snt By Kaus Unit*
^HMB^MMMM
23rd?10 A.M. Begin p
^.--Midway opens?Fr<
24th?Band Concert
A.?Placing Exhibits E
A.?Midway opens?-f r<
d.?Judging Exhibits,
ber 25th?Church and
A.?Gates open?10c ac
hrough churches
A.?Band Concert
ori?Farmers Conferen
S/'bnnlc nA rbiif^b Tl
^VIIV/VIU U11U VllUltll 1J
fl.?Midway opens
1.?Jubilee Choir Singh
/I.?Stockholders Annu?
1.?Fire works display
r 26th:
Vfl.?Gates open (Big T
>ay)
fl.?Band Concert
VI.?Midway Opens
on?Football?Allen vs
1.?Horse Racing
d.?Fashion Show, Stee
fl.?Fire works disnlav
>7th:
/[.?Gates Open (High ?
VI.?Midway Opens
on?Football ? High S
x Washington Vs. MatI
1.?Horse Racing
p28th:
Exhibits released.'
d.?Paying premiums
1.?Directors Meeting
[.?Close
Information, Write
ns, Pres. 0 D. R. Stark?
Harden Street, Columbia, S. C
Saturday, October 14, 1939
irg, S. C.
COME on DOWN and
JOIN in the FUN!
Shirley TEMPLE
IN
THE LITTLE PRINCESS"
in Technicolor
Now Playing
IRVING BERLIN'S
"S/econd Fiddle"
SON J A TYRONE -
HENIE POWER
_ Starts Monday
Q U THEATRE-PHONt UOOj
Coming Soon!
Jack BENNY and ROCHESTER
in "MAN ABOUT TOWN" -
Nehi Beverage Co.
1211 ASSEMBLY ST.
COLUMBIA, S. C.
JAL I
Nights
d Shows
lacing exhibits
ee Gates ----- r
nd
ee Gates
Lodge Day.
Imission ticket
ce, 4-H-KJlubs,
>ay.
ig Reunion,
il Meeting
Benedict
1 Building
School Day)
chool Game?
ler Academy
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