The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, May 05, 1921, Image 1
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VOL. 39 NO 19 CHESTERFIELD, S. C., THURSDAY. MAY 5. 199.1 1991
. MT. CROGHAN HOME j fourteen members were present. Much
DEMONSTRATION CLUB interest was made evident along this
The Mt. Croghan Hone Demonstra- line also,
tion Club met April 13, for the puv- The following officers were elected
pose of organizing. The following of- for the poultry club:
fleers were elected: President, Ottis Rivers; Vice-presiPresijjent,
Inez Osborne; Vice- dent, Juel Moore; Secretary, Moore
president, Lee Moore; Secretary, Su? Crawley.
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Miss Haynie, County Home Demon- nosday afternoon May 11, 1921, ?t
stration Agent, pave a demonstration 3 o'clock at the nome of Susannah
1n stenciling and gave suggestions on Jackson.
different articles that may be stencil- Miss Haynie will give a lesson on
ed attractively. ' quick bread, and the poultry club
Twenty club members were present, work will be discussed.
The poultry club work was discussed', Suvirnah Jackson, Secretary. )
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE FARMERS BANK
Located at Jefferson, S. C.. at the close of business April 28th, 1921.
Resource* Liabilities
Loans and discounts . . . .$38,719.86. Capital stock paid in . . . .$24,325.00.
Overdrafts . 185-88 Individual deposits subFurniture
and fixtures . . ^4,871.23. ject to check $12,290.70
Due from banks , Time certificates
and bankers 2,320.29. of deposits 4,424.95.
Currency 531.00. Cushier's
Gold 5.00. Checks 72.15 1
Silver and i ? $16,787.81"
. other minor coin 236.06. Bills payable, including i
Checks and cash items .. . 114.07. certificates for
Expense account 5,129.41. money borrowed $8,000.00. j
TOTAL $49,112.80. TOTAL " $49,112.80.'
State of South Carolina, v
County of Chesterfield.
Before me came D. H. Douglass, Cashier the above named bank, who,
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wvuiK v?u.j snvni, mm luc uDovc anu ion-going statement is a true
condition of said bank as shown by the books of said bank.
D. H. Douglass, Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed bet'c re me this 4th day of May, 1921.
W. D. CAMPBELL, Notary Public.
D. W. Knight,
J. B. Nicholson,
C. C. Douglass, Directors.
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
THE PEOPLES BANK
Located at Chesterfield, S. C., at the clo e of business April 2Sth, 1921.
Resources Liabilities
Loans and discounts . . .$224,430.47. Capital stock paid in . . . .$25,000.00. |
Overdrafts 4,733.22 Surplus fund .......... 3,000.00.
Bonds and stocks I Undivided profits less
owned by the bank .. . 47.20. current expenses
Furniture and fixtures . 5,229.45. and taxes paid 7,510.96
Banking House 9,345.50. Due to banks and bankers 113.79.
Due from banks i Individual deposits subt
and bankers 10,656.20. j ject to
Currency 184.00 check ..$96,8,77.79
Gold 242.50. Time certificates
Silver and other . I. of deposit . 54,166.10
minor coin 286.88 Cash's Ch'ks . 428.07
Checks and cash items . M89.29v $151,471.96.
I Bills payable, including
I eertificatse for
i money borrowed $68,250.00
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TOTAL $255,346.71. i TOTAL $255,346.71.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD.
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...x. * ui??f,uiu, voaiuci ui me aoove namca Dank,
who, being duly sWorn, says the above and foregoing statement is a true
condition of said bank, as shown by the books of said bank.
C. P. MANGUM, Cashier.
Sworn to and subcribed before me this ,4th day of May, 1921.
W. P. ODOM, Notary Public.
Correct Attes*:
J A Campbell,
F. W. Rivers,
G. K. Laney, Directors.
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PATRICK S
The Patrick graded school came to
a close Tuesday night, when a very
interesting program was rendered by
the school children to an audience
which taxed the capacity of the large w
building. Every part of the program cl
was carried out without a single er- a]
ror, which showed the careful and .
? ir
painstaking training by the teachers.
Stephen M. Huntley, a graduate of
the University of South Carolina, was P?
principal and had as his assistants yi
his sister, Miss Alexia Huntley, and ei
M iss Marie Treacy of Cheraw. They S
, all worked^hard in the school room
and the pupils have made great pro- ki
gross during the term. The exercises hi
Tuesday night were preceded by the r<
br ccalaurea^e sermon Sunday after- G
noon at the Methodist Church by the tl
Rjv. W. S. Myers, using as his sub- G
jcjt: "Character building and choos- a)
ir.;c companions." He delivered a
forceful and interesting sermon yet ni
si iple enough for the smallest school G
c1 Id to understand. Monday night di
tl i music pupils of the school gave tu
a nusic recital that would have done al
honor to a totvn many times the size ni
of Patrick. Mr. Huntley and Miss tl
H Mitlcy are both graduates in music G
a;. I have done excellent work in L
tr ining the pupils in music. It is d<
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u vu isiuuu inai me trustees nave re- b?
elected all of the teachers and it is ti
h- ped that they will decide to accept C
th-j school for another term, which tc
w 11 meet the approval of all the pa- hi
tr >ns and students. ei
The Rev. T. II. Morrison of Yemas- w
se i spent a few days in and near Pat- pj
rick the early part of the week. Mr. tr
Morrison was pastor of the Methodist w
church here last year and has many
friends in the community who were r?i
glad to see him. dt
Miss Kate Hays, of Columbia is G
visiting her .sunt, Mrs. G. L. Wooten. ti
The Rev. W. S. Myers is assisting
in a meeting at McBee this week.
Mrs. VV. II. Morrison, of Yemassee,
left Thursday for Albermarle, N. C., ti
after spending several days with rel- hi
atives in Patrick.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Coggins of Os- '
borne, N. C., visited this week at the at
home of G. L. Wooten. ai
M iss Gertrude Smith returned to Si
Columbia Thursday after spending ei
several days with., relatives in Pat-1 ?.
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FOR SALE?Potato Plants; ^orto ei
Rico, Nancy Hall, Early Triumph:
Sweet Potato plants, $1.50 per
1,000. Greater Baltimore tomato
plants $1.50 per 1,000. Larpre or- .
ders special price, prompt shipment. ,
DORR1S PLANT CO.
4tp-20 Valdosta, Ga. ^
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your Typewriter ribbons and
carbon paper at The Advertiser Office.
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The Finest Fresh Meats oi
The Best Fancy Groceries da
High Grade Canned Goods
The Best of Everything for the W
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USPECTS OF MURDBR
ARRESTED IN MONRO]
Abraham Lincoln and one Boy
ere arrested Wednesday at Monro*
larged with the murder of Ganso
nd Laney Funderburk, a double kil
ig, which occurred in the Dudley se<
on several weeks ago. One of th
arties was working on the Seaboar
ard at Monroe, while the other wa
rnployed on a farm at Minert
prings near Monroe.
In February Ganson Funderbur
illed Steve Seegars after they ha
ad a previous difficulty in which Gar
>n mashed Steve's face with a rocl
anson was brought to jail and a
le March court, a few days latei
anson was released on $500 bail fo
ppearance at September court.
Several weeks ago two Strang
egroes appeared near the home o
anson Fundcrburk and Laney Fur
erburk. By agreement a shooting o
irget practice was engaged in. It i
tleged that while the Funderbur
egroes were inspecting the targe
?at the strange negroes shot then
anson being killed instantly an
aney dying of his wounds. The mui
erers disappeared. Sheriff Grant ha
een working on the case for som
me, making one trip through Nort
aronna; another time he wen
? Monroe. Those who did the doubl
illing had been recognized by anotl
r party who saw them in compan
ith the Funderburk negroes. Thi
arty went with the sheriff on bot
ips to identify the accused but the
ere not located at those times.
It it believed that those who coir
litted the crime are relatives of th
sad Seegars negro who was killed b
anson Funderburk. Stephen Seegan
le father of the dead Seegars wa
ispected of being implicated. H
lortly thereafter moved over to Kei
law county. Sheriff Grant wen
lere yesterday to arrest and brin;
ack Stephen Seegars.
There is to be a Fiddlers' Conventioi
; Pageland Friday, May 13th. Plan
re in the making for a big day of il
eventy-five fiddlers and banjo pick
s have been invited and are expect
J to be present. A fine program ha
?en arranged, which includes i
tack-fnrp compilinn Mr- A If ffim/l
rburk is in charge af^tjje affair.
PINE GROVE
The roads in this community ar
nproving every day. They will soo
i in a fine condition.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred White visite
ie latter's mother, Mrs. H. E. Hunl
unday afternoon.
Miss Pauline Parker spent th
eek-end at Ruby.
We are sorry to report Mr. J. H
fhite very ill at this writing.
M iss Viola Hunt visited at the horn
" Mr. and Mrs. C. Ben Gordon Sun
ry afternoon.
Mr. Thurman White spent a shor
hfle Sunday at the home of his fath
, Mr. H. W. White.
Some of the young folks of thi
>mniunity attended services at Shi
ih Sunday morning.
Messrs. Carl and Spurgeon River
>ent Saturday and Sunday i
ayettsville, N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Burch am
isa Louise Burch spent a while Sun
ay at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. B
fhite.
The little daughter of Mr. an
Irs. J. H. Hunt is ill *?t this writing
Mr. and Mrs. Fred White were th
inner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bu
ammonds Sunday.
Mr. T. W. Eddins and Mr E. J
'hite spent Sunday afternoon at Mi
H White's.
Misses Clyde White and Williar
Catkins and Mr. J. It. Katliff were i
lis section Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Henry Wallace and Miss Mar
iza Brock spent Sunday nfternoo
ith Miss Carrie Hunt.
Mrs. R. J. White was taken sic
unday and is not any better at thi
riting.
Mr. and Mrs. Rae Rivers were at th
nine of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. White'
unday afternoon.
Mr. S. S. Gaddy of Morven was i
lis community Sunday afternoon
The W. M. S. meets at the chure
aturday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Preaching next Sunday at 1
'clock. Everybody invited to come.
TEACHERS' EXAMINATION
Regular spring teachers' examim
on will be held in the High Schoc
uilding on Snturday, May 7th, b<
inning at 9:00 o'clock, sharp.
.1. A. Knight, County Superintor
ent.
NOTICE
Notice is herewith given to th
:ockholders of the Farmers' Mercar
le Co., located at Ruby ,S. C., the
lere win be a meeting of said stock
olders at the store of the said Farir
rs' Mercantile Co., Ruby, S. C., Ma
3th, 1921, at 4 P. M. o'clock, for th
urpose of adopting a resolution t
sduce the capital stock of the -Fai
iers' Mercantile Co., Ruby, S. C
rom $20,000.00 to $10,000.00.
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k disregarded costs absolute
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* Now is the chance for y
j greatly reduce the jost of
{~r We need the cash,
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d Cylinder Oil, including
Havoline Oil (In cans
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e Ford Special Spark PI
^ Ford Shock Absorbers
e Tire Covers (Assorted
iy
Head Lamp Bulbs (all
f Patching Cement (tubi
h
y Patching Material (Ca
Ford Chains (Ridoskic
e Ford Tool Boxes @ .
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Ford Steering Wheels
s inn f 1 XT'? ii ?
ivu x' uiu ran neus {fv
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6 pair Ford Fenders . .
* Spot Lights, were $6 5
Cementol (stop that K
n Red Devii Auto Polisl
* Goodyear Ford Cylind
All Bumpers at Half-P
s Electric Horns (were !
a 10 Ford Connecting Ri
3-Inch Blow Out Patch
Bi/g Biow-Out Patches
e 80 Feet Garco Brake 1
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d 30x3
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30x3 Vs? Safety
e 21x4
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32x4
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>t 33x4
34x41/>
3 35x5
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* 36x6 CORD
32x4
1 WE ARE AUTHORIZ1
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r COMING?Carlo
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" Let Us Know Yc
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y CHESTERFIELD ROUTE 4
n Mr. John Fincher, of Chesterfield, 'O
was in our community Sunday evenk
ing.
Mr. Gary Douglass was motoring on !
this route recently. |to
e ' mi
>g Mr. Thomas Gulledge and Miss Le-j
ona Gulledge visited at the home of
n Miss I. J. Douglass Sunday evening. J
Mr. Lee Briggman and Mr. Carl j an
^ Briggman visited Mr. G. E. Douglass y,
Sunday evening. ap
j Mr. John Smith and Mr. Jack Turn- ,
er visitea at tne nome ot Mr. C. W. o
(tailings Sunday. ^
Another cool snap. Crops ^re doing
I- well? th
>1 We are glad to report Mr. Harri?
son Douglass improving ,to the delight
of his many friends. 27
1- Mr. Oscar Lisenby was mortoring
on this route Sunday.
Mr. William Merriman was motoring
in this section Sunday evening,
e We, also, agree with the Friendship
i- correspondent. Come on old Ruby 2, ap
it let's make the Advertiser worth some- Ai
thing1. Best wishes to the Advertiser Hi
i- and its many readers. Vi
y pc
e DISCHARGE NOTICE CI
o un may .^it iuzi, 1 will apply to u
r- the Probate Court of Chesterfield M
county for a discharge as adni'nistra- so
tor of the estate of Wilmer R. Rrvera, ce
deceased.
$1.5
Jormal?
Don't Stop Til
SAUT
id supply your Auto wai
dy for a period of
SIX DAYS
ou to get some real b
your spring pleasure anc
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unu i 1 it:i11uci ii1is slilc
;sday, May 1
: one Barrel of Mobile A, @
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ugs @
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sizes) @
I kinds) @
bs) @
in) @
1) @
(oversize)
0, now
'.adiator leak)
1, ($1.00 size)
er Head Gaskets
rice.
$6.50)
ods (Krauter)
ies
i
Lining, 2x3-16t
TIRES
$11.50
1450
. . 20.00
20.00
27.00
16 00
27.00
37.50
45.00
27.00
Safety 8000
42.00
ED FORD DEALERS, AND HAV1
niiinf forn pa ptc at ah
_ a <->?! J All ALL,
>?Tractors, Touring Cars and T.*
ad New Fords: Touring, Roadstc
S AUTO
>ur Wants. We Can 5
CITATION NOTICE rf
le State of South Carolina, I
>unty of Chesterfield, ^
Hy M. J. Hou^h, Probate Jud^e:
Whereas, G. R. Vaughan made suit
me to tfrant him Letters of Adinistration
of the estate and effects
Pleasant Vaufjhan, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and ad- ;
jnish nil and sinprular the kindred
d creditors of the said Pleasant
iutfhan, deceased, that they be and
pear before me, in the court of pro
te. to be held nt e n
i May 12th, next after publication
roof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon,,
show cause, if any they have, why
e said administration should not be
anted.
Given under my hand and seal this
th day of April, Anno Domini 1921. |
M.J. Hough, Probate Judge.
NOTICE ?
Notice is hereby given that I will
ply for a discharge as Guardian of
anie Eliza Villeponteaux, Alice
elena Villeponteaux, Beulah Inez
illepointeaux and Etta Lee Villc-i
mtcaux, to the Jud^e of Probate of ^
lesterficld county, at his otfice, in ; .
lesterfield, S. C., on the 9th day of ,nK
ay, 1921, at 12 o'clock noon, or as
on thereafter as business can proed.
W. Steven son, Guardian.
0 A YEAR IN ADVANCE.
II You Get To
nts now. We have
argains, which will
\ business riding,
will close on
llth
. . . .60c gallon.
. . . . 75c gallon
35c each
.$10.00 per set
.... $2.00 each
40c each
5c each
15 & 25c
. . . .$2.50 pair
.... $1-50 each
.... $2.25 each
15c eac h
d?o 1
.... .po.wr earn
.... $3.50 each
50c can
25c each
20c each
. . . . $3.50 each
. . . .$1.00 each
25 cents
30c each
1 40c foot
TUBES
$2.25
2.50
2.75
2.75
3.00
2.75
3.00
4 00
4.25
3.00
10.00
3.00
? A COMPLETE
TIMES
licks
srs, Coupes.
' GO.
)upply Them.
WEDNESDAY
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Starring
VIOLA DANA
FRIDAY .
"A CERTAIN RICH MAN"
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"THE KID"
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RAY STUART
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TUESDAY r
"THE BRUTE MASTER"
is picture was taken from a thrill