The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1922-01-25
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! 1os~ s""ri4 go no further It: is thought
I'm sa;et @scapea: in some: vehicle in
:,.svins; lie house: TIE negro who
....>c II -, house 1left: I: town. some time:
S~;arday oight and no ira ate or clue
5..eve ti,ua far been heard Of him.
che. nt42aEhounds. were purchased
; '.y NJ, league from Rookwood KEN
! na]a =. i>eatucky. and seem. to be we'll
! ..asn@a. TIE trail was several hours
:o4 o14 v"@" y? the = ieoss Iy Fsachsd 'the
.>s7:e. ,,..... ..- ..r,,~x iti** -: =
! = ( 1@r&y number Of our citizens at
I. tenlea Sr?qrt at Lexington last week
as. ~ltresses and SPECTATORS in the
; Sswyeer; .rlurder trial. ::
! Nessfs j. W. cooner,.. H. r:
::-~;sss.s. D~. E. c. Ridgen, Rev. S.
! :. "ei>:."ll, Mrs. E. P. Watson and
Ms. Z E..z Hartley were elected
dc.ega;es ~ the Baptist church Sun
aay 10 attend the union meeting. at
] West C7"sk church, Sunday, January
| 2stn.
Dr. X. P. Zimmerman made a
s,..;: .;:sscs%!oral visit to Trenton Sunday.
sIr..-J, J. Seastrunk, the well
/ ?--:,uwn cootractor and builder r:esid-.
ine. re,.4 .-eesville, has been awarded.
| tbo. CONTRACT, to build the. new scheel
! tui'aine fcr the. negroes. in town.
J Work cn ;he proposed building will
| !;kei- commence at an early date.
] Mr: Andrew kirkland, a! prominent:
psan,e: r.siding- near Monetta, died
suddenly It his home Thursday: "o1.
| As: week. He was we'll connected in
:a:s section and highly RE- spected by
| aii ,van s5,ew' him.
:1ffor;s are being made by the mem
I.crs Of cfa Lutheran denomination in
MS town 20 organize. a Sunday school
| II the near future. A meeting for this
pur..pse has been arranged for Sun
day ia rua;y .2sth, and all persons in
! roccsced in the movement are inV'teo
! 70 he nres@ Mt. -. .-. '..'. .
Mr.. c. .. Still, a prominent plan
! ,cr OF Bg">kville is spending few
| DAYS @iti. lis brother-in-law Mr. D.
H.. Kirkland: ~ ..... '...t
Eir: 9. hampton Hendrix of Lees
-.. {, member Of the board OF
:trrstees of the Batesburg- Leesville
'fi;rha as school was prominent visitor to
! our town Monday.
i MA recent meeting Of the stock
| holders Of the First National BANK
very gratisying reports were rendered
Nv rb4 active officers of the bank. The
! reportt showed that dividends aggre-
! ! ca1iug 8 ner cent had been paid during
! -,,.. yea. and. a.near sum had peen
| pa assed 10 the, surplus account. . me
| capitai OF. The bank is. now sl2S'ooo
land,.sae surplus account se2,5oo:oo.
ahicn tcgetles with the individual re-
] ssensasssgef shareholders, gives a
5ffio,sasianaseesion te deposEofs II ,eS
las ,,e.i.s Of ,sae9, ,oeo. Tile. total deposits
| IS shown by the statement of Decem-
per a1a, was in excess Of deposits OF
Itae same cate Of the year before
/ TIL bank was, organized and char
tered IN l9oo with capital of s20'ooo'
It's ca ;;,ital cas- been twice increased to
n;es. the demands Of the community
and developments have amply vindl'
.atsd the Judgment Of the sharenold-
| ecs. -
i The newly elected board is made
~ Of the Following business men OF
1,a to7wn and community: W. T. Tim
| ,.,e.,c$n, =. c. Jones, J:~R.. Cnger'
A,,i 2: R.:tiand,; r. H. Zimmerman:
~. r. Etheredge, P. e: Monroe X
IS. shaalv, ". II. Fallaw, S. P. Der
.;uk, z. =. Ridgell, T. p. kernaghan
l:en,: }. 3 Holman:
J. The. officers. for the, ensuing yeat
are r, 2, Kernaghan; PRESIDENT a.
| { .,naes. vice president; j: r., In
/ 90. cashier and Mex. L. Hartley ann
y. 4. FHu}aler, assistant cashiers.
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