The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1921-01-13
CREELYVILLE BANK,
HOLDS MEETING
NEWS FROM GREELEYVILLE is
TERSELY TOLD BY THE RE-
CORDS CORRESPONDENT.

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Greeleyville, Jan. 1.-The regular
annual meeting of the stockholders of
Greeleyville was held in the offices
the Bank of Greeleyville was held in
the offices of the bank on Tuesday
afternoon, January 11th.
The condition of the bank was found
to be in excellent shape and, in spite
of the nationwide deflation ard hard
times, it was voted to declare an 9
per cent. divident on all stock and
let the remainder of the profits pass
to the surplus fund. All officers and
directors of the bank were reelected
and entire satisfaction in their man
agement of the affairs of the bank
We're demonstrated by the stockhold-
ers.
Greeleyville VS.. Kingstree.
The Greeleyvile High School has
been running high on athletics for the
past week. A game was scheduled with
the Kingstree High School last week,
but bad roads prevented all the visit
ing team from arriving. However,
the game was played Tuesday with
such disastrous results for Greeley
vile that we forgot to count the score.
Kingstree was out with full brigade,
commanded by her good looking re-
feree and backed up by a cracker-jack
team and a good bunch of rooters.
Miss Maria Burgess was decidedly
the feature player, who did every
thing well, from the constant sucking
of her lemon down to the phenominal
goal throwing. However she was
backed up by fast and scientific
team. The unhappy climax Of the
game was that we had to admit that
Kingstree High can play basketball
and Greeleyville High can't. How
ever, we have the best looking girls
in the world and, as they are young
and ambitious, Kingstree had better
look out, for we are surely going to
get her!
Right Word Wouldn't Come.
The following is related by four
year-old Greeleyville boy to his moth
er, being a very excited description
of how a smalle boy and his littl
cousin of the same age were "cussed
out" by two other Greeley1ille boys,
both aged six.
MAMA me and Sam wuz down the
street just awhile ago and Jimmy and
Charlie just. 'cussed US to every bad
word they could think of! kept
looking at Sam and asked him why
he didn't 'cuss' 'um back and Sam just
kept standing there and wouldn't say
a word, and l couldn't think of sim
gle Gus word myself and 1 asked
Sam again to for goodness sake say
sumpin', but he still never said word,
so just made up my mind would
say sumpin anyhow, so, just said,
Jimmy, both yours and Charles
shirt-tail is out"
Personal Mention.
Miss Ethel Ferrell is visiting her
sister in Atlanta.
! Mr.. Ben "A. Hughes has just return
ed from North Carolina, where he Vi
sited his father.
Mr.. Marvin D. Lewis, formerly Of
Greeleyville, paid visit to his many
friends here last week, who regret
to know that he will make his future
home in Hemingway.
DR.. and Mrs. Middleton spent Sun
day in Sumter visiting relatives there.
Miss Eloise Moore stopped by to
see relatives and friends here upon
her return to Columbia from a de-
lightful trip to New York and eastern
cities.
Mr.. Presley Hogan was in Gree
leyville this week on business trip.
Mr.. Hogan is head of the Hogan Ad-
vertising Company, Of Columbia and
he has secured from his friends here
a nice business in the way of calen-
dars and other advertising matter.
We are glad to learn that Mrs.
Robert w. Moore, who has undergone
serious operation in a hospital at
Charleston is recovering rapidly.
Mr.. Jamie Mallard made a busi-
ness trip here this week.
DR.. and Mrs. William Boyd are in
Charleston this week.
Charleston this week seeing the city.
Mrs. S. B. Warner has returned home
from an extended visit to relatives in
Charleston.
Mr.. NJ. D. DeLorme, of Charleston,
visited relatives here Sunday.
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