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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-10
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llnbefledten Sungirau unb @ottes-
mutter Waria. Bic on ieoem boben
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ser gelper lmo 9eabnittagsanbabt
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Sen 9eontten ser Sooa1it1t beflnocn
noroen iinb. -~..
SSl1 SEN groBen Spielperbilto,mgen
lit oie CAPITALIZATION ein Ding Der
Sersangenbeit, nit slusnabme Ser
fiir ge,1iabr angeietten Spielc. I'M
Iere Se,ninariiten oasesen ieten ibre
Sltbbanlptele int Sreien fort, Bis bas
unaiinitiae @etter einiett Sir alle
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mebr einc ltebung 5u f0rperliher
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fla betrieben, mas nod nebr ser 5all
Ieil1 miro, ipenn oas gSinteripetter sic
Spiele int 5reien nidt mebr geltattet.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-10
MUSINGS BY
THE TREASURER

BUR @erienoune unierer bel,tiden
&alenoer lin6 bret berI6ieoene 8rief=
umi6ldge notlpenoig: oas OH Der an@
benieite, elmer fit &iidanttport uno
elmer, ser fir freitpillige @aben be-
nukt iperoen fanu. 9ie beioen erlten
5orten babeu mir at Sanb uno mir
errparten ieoen Gag bic anbern. 2eidt
berlt1nbli9er 8eiie ipare es 5tped-
piDrig, oen &ale,toer obne letteren
a1 perlen0en.
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-10

Innicre nelie 8aiierpnntpe IN 8epe-
Jnng. gSir fonnten Iebbaft Die 8e-
fiible beg 8eltentbeders Columbus
,t1b feiner Matroien 1,ahfiiblen, als
lie 2a1tb erbliften, als mir ipieoer
8aiier aus Sen @aiierfrabnen, go
@alloneit bie Wtin,tte, berausitronlet
Iiaben. llno ridtig, oas 8alier mar
genau basIelbe altgetpobrte 5btpefel>
maHer. Selbit Sic ,1eue Bumpe fonnz
te oaran ni6ts 1noern. slber es mar
IidIieBlid bod sSaiier!
3uoern log sic MogIibfeit por,
oas 8aher fit Sic 8afdanitalt peid)
uno al1d trinfbar 5,1 MAIDEN, ltlto, es
bemiid 10 at perd,toern, iobab es
nidt ,nebr 1ll,iern Dampffeiiel lnlb
oas umfa1,oreide &0brenipltem rni-
nieren fonnte. 49,. -
Oie nene eIeftrii6e @inri6tlmg
iollte ia bas gBunber itbaffen. Ga5u
aber 116bme es Belt. @orldufig ipllte
cine ginrihtung getroffen lperben,
um ipenieitens oos 8aidipaiier 81,
perbei1ern. ltno ba mar ser Grfolg
ei1tfah ital1nenerregen6: flares, tpei-
DIES 8dier. s(ber faun begonn oie
neue Ginri6tl1ng 5lt arbeiten, als Ell
ne Storltng eintrat. 0as @alier flar-
te iib pobl, aber oas 8aiier per=
miihte iid nidt nit SEIZE uno es
tpuroe ploblid sic 2uft in ser @aId=
fiid)e nit bem befannten S6nefel=
tpoiiergerl1d erfiillt. 9saf elmer flei=
men senoerl1ng IN Ser MaI6ine m1roe
bas @aiier ipieoer flar, perfarbte Iib
aber an ser 2uft. Srot oieier WtiB=
erfolge baben sic SSSngenieure nno
Gben1ifer bie Soffnung l,no goben Die
Geritherung, bab bas @alier 10 ge=
fldrt iperoe11 fam, oaB es 81 ,oielem
3tpef peripen0et tperben fann.
: 8ir boffen 5uper1i6tlid, u1lern
2eiern bereits ,,dd)Ite @o6e einen er>
freuli6en 8eri6t oariiber erltatten 81
f0nnen. ltnteroes erlol1ben mir uns,
unlere freigebigen Seier al.f 1tnlere
neue 8oHerreinigltngsmai6ine auf-
n1erfian 5l1 MAIDEN, .onf oab tie IN
oieier @eibnabts5eit, Ser 3eit ser
.@abenfreubigfeit, 11ns ni6t nereeiiet
ipoI(en. l1nIere 2eier fonnen i1tbes
perli6ert ieir, baB mir bie neue 8ai-
Notwithstanding nur nnter
Ser 8eoinaung anidaffen, oaB tie
ipirfli6 sic in Musit6t aeitellten 8or=
teile brinet.
Gin Sssabresabonnement 1tnleres
Ohio 8ailenfreuno ooer ,1nieres So
iepbinum 8eeflp lit ein oltsge5eidne-
tes @eibnabtseei6enf fir einen
Srel1nb, ser ieoe @ode inn Sabre oar<
aus 9dtten 5iebeu miro.
Der eig'ne Serb
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&erbnn6enbeit bpm @riefer nnb 8ult

(5ortles,1ne bon Seite - 90
einen Gbrilt,.s, Hrieiter, 2ebrer uno
Sirte lit.
Die @eididte, uniere 3eit mebr
als jeoe auoere, pinlnelt bon faliben
Sirten 2ebreru uno Yropbeten 11no
es gibt fei1len bon ibnen, ser nidt
eiue fleinere ooer gr0Bere Seroe bat,
oie auf i'm ais ben acknowledgements
oen idtport. gs gibt aber feinen Se-
ligmadenoen ais oen, Ser alles iaet,
tpas Gbriltus iagt, aues befieblt, mas
gbriltus befieblt ,tno alles eibt, mas
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Mittuod, ben 10. Desember 194f

WtttfIuDnJy 0fM ~. ItdeMDef lJ4l
IGbriitlis gibt. Gbriftns Der Negl
gbriit,1s bic 8abrbeitl gbriitns bns
2eben! Sas pberIte @eieb aller go.
itoralipeisbeit ,,no alien Baltoral-
lerfolges lit barltnl totale 8erbullben.
beit oes Sirten, lei er Bapit ober 8i.
Id)of, @farrer ooer Gifar, nit Gbri.
| titus bem ginell ,lno gin5igen. @s
gibt feline anoere Baltoral als Die
oes Ginei1 Sirtelt, 2ebrers uttb 8rie.
| tiers.
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raj lit oie @egeelt1einibaft bon Sirt
l,no Seroe. Ser Sirte anerfennt bic
&erbe ais feline Serbe. Die Scribe
auerfen1t oem Sirten als ibren Sir.
ten. Ser Sirte ruff. Die Seroe bort.
Der Sirte sebt poran. Die SCRIBE
folet mad. 9as &irdenredt ipribt
bon elmer Geii6enspflidt 6es 8iid)ofs
,,nb bes 8farrers. Das lit nibts an.
oeres als ser @r,nbiak Ser Seius-
paitoral: ser Sirte lit BEL Ser Seroe
unb bie Seroe lit beim Sirten. Die
&eiioen5pfli6t lit cine eegenieitiee.
sic gilt nidt nur fir oen Sirten.
Sic gilt a1t6 fir sic Ser6e. 3tpiiden
Sirt uno Seroe beltebt 8egeemein.
idaft.
9as aebnte Ssoban1esfapitel lit int.
ner cine @etpiiienserforidune. Sir
5irt uno Serbe. Sir Serbe uno
Sirten. @ir leben in elmer 3eit, tpo
Sic 8egeemeinid)aft oft bon beioen
Seilen ais Semnltng empfunben
miro. $50 Sirt uno Seroe germ Ell.
gene 8ege geben. $50 6ie @ege oes
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uno sic bes 8farrers ni6t bie ser
gfarrgenoiien itnb. $50 alio Sren'
nrrg 11no S6eiol.ng berridt.
9ie Eilger nad ben I'll. 2ano er-
5dblen 1tns riibrenoe 8eiipiele BON
gerbunbenbeit eipiiden bem sirten
uno ieinen S6afen i,n Worgenlan6.
9as groBe ltneliid oes @benolanoes,
bas ltngliid Der Bfarrer uno oos
ltngliif ser Bfarreien, lit Der 8er-
luit Der bollfommenen @eggenein.
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Suneen: @leiden Sbritt unb gleihe
8egel
3piiden Sirt uno Ser6e beitebt
nidt MIR 8eegelueinidaft, fonoern
aud Sdidialsseneinldaft. Ser slt.
tie Sirte iaet: Sd bin eefommen, oa.
NIT ite 6as 2eben baben 11no es reid.
lid baben. Ser quite Sirte 1aBt oie
Sdafe nidt im Stid uno fliebt nidt,
penn Ser 8olf folnmt, ion6ern er
eibt iein 2eben Fin fiir feline Sdafe.
9arin beitebt Der ltnteridieo atpi'
i6en Mietling uno Sirte. Ser Mtet.
ling lit auf ieinen 8orteil uno feline
8equemlidfeit bebaQt, Der &irte auf
6as @obl ser &er6e. Ser Sirte bot
oen Mut, fir 6te Scribe at iterben, oa.
nit mad einem eebeimnisbollen sc.
Iese Der eottliden 8oriebuns bic
&erbe lebe. sllio acknowledgements
idaft bis 5nm 1etten Mtern5us uno
big gum 1esten Sropfen Blut. Nber
al.d bier berri6t @egenieitigfeit. 81.
ne ioeale Serb 1tirbt aud fiir ibren
| Sirten.
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Der eig'ne Serb
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Salt ct bob tparm.

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rot,
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Sttmt,ite DeS YolfeS fiir
0as ,Soiepbtnl11t

Ginliegeno ienbe id Sbnen $t.00
su gbren oes 81. Soiepb, allln Goal
Sunb, 90 es jett 5ienlid falt lit. -
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Sd i6ide Sbnen biermit $500,
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f0nnen Die @abe anm Goal Suno
uertpenoem. -; sc. st., Minn.
9a beute 0anfioe,tngstag lit, ba=
be11 mir bel6loiielt, bent Soiepbinum
$500 fiir einen armen Stubenten 81.
ididen 5ur Danfiagung fir alle
@obltatel1, oie mir Dol, @ott erbalten
baben uno boffen mir, baB @ottes
Segen oub 1T 3nflnft NIT uns iein
noee. 8ir ipitticben aud) oem So
iepbinum @ottes reibiten Segen. -
q. g. Ga.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-29
BABY HATCH ACT
PLANNED in STATE
Measure Designed to Keep
Employees of Certain Cities
Out of Politics

RALEIGH, Jan. 2S.-LR-A baby
Hatch act'' is being Matched by legis-
lators for certain North Carolina
cities, members of the general as
sembly said today.
General provisions Of the bill, yet
in the preparatory stage, are said to
embrace cities Of $4,000 population
or above and are designed to keep
city employees out of politics"
through establishment of local civil
service boards.
One representative said the bill as
it now stands would provide for the
appointment of civil service boards
to be composed by representatives of
firemen. policemen, lawyers, doctors
and the city administration.
It is understood the measure would
affect only the appointment of police
and firemen.
Meanwhile, Representative Pickens
of Guilford said he is preparing a
similar bill for introduction this week
to amend the present civil service
system in High Point. He said his
bill also would be aimed at removing
city employees from politics.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-29
|PATR0LMEN SEEK
ACCUSED KIDNAPER
John Hoseah Charged With
Abduction of Officer Sulllns
At Asheville

ASHEVILLE, Jan. 28.-RNState
highway patrol headquarters re-
ported tonight they had no ln1or-
nation concerning the search IN
and around johnson City, Tenn
and Bristol, Va.-Tenn., for John
Hoseah of Indiana, charged with
disarming two state highway pa
trolmen and kidnapping one OF them
here Monday night.
The radio cruiser of patrolman
J.. A. Sullins, who was kidnapped
and released on the North Carolina,
Tennessee line near huntsville
Monday night, was found early
today abandoned in Johnson City
and the search for Hoseah i'm
mediately centered in that vicinity
with Tennessee and Virginia state
officers and the Federal Bureau
of Investigation joining in the
chase.
Sullins returned to Ashevile TO-
day with Corporal W. N. Nail oil
the highway patrol and reported
that Hoseah threatened severa.
times before releasing him to xii
him.
Thomas E. Leahy, of Chicago,
Hoseah's companion, remained In
county Jail here, charged with car
rying a concealed weapon and was
held for further investigation.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-29
Bethel Is Appointed
To u. S. Reserve Corps

George w. Bethel, 81, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. P. Bethel.
of Oleander, has accepted an ap-
pointment to the army officers
reserve corps, the war department
announced yesterday in Washing
ton, D. c.
Bethel was graduated from New
Hanover High school, las S of
1885, attended the Randolph Macon
academy in 1886, and received his
degree in chemical engineering
from the North Carolina State col
lege in Raleigh in June, 1910.
Since his graduation, he has been
employed. by the Ethyl-Dow Chem
ical company in Wilmington. His
parents said he had accepted the
call to serve as a second lieutenant
in the infantry branch of the u.
S. army.
Bethel has had five years of
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-29
How Would rnnr
You Like To AU0M
is LBS. OF FAT?
Here's ned Hot Tin!

How would you like to safely lose
some of that ugly fat in a few weeks
without risky drugs or inconven-
fence? How would you like to lose
your double chin, bullying stomach
and hips AND along with it regain
your natural charm and attractive
ness.
Weigh yourself today. Get a bottle of
kruschen Salts Ga famous English for
mula). Then every morning before
breakfast take one half teaspoonful in
a glass of water-eat wisely-cut out
fatty meats, butter, cream and rich
pastries-go light on white bread and
potatoes.
After 4 weeks weigh yourself again
and just see if you haven't lost pounds
Of ugly fat and gained that "Kruschen
Feeling" of greater vivacity, more ener-
gy and improved health that so often
accompany fat reduction.
REFUSE MUTATIONS! Demand and
get only the genuine Kruschen (the
famous English formula) plain or new
effervescent, pleasant, sparkling Bottle
lasts 4 weeks and costs but a trlfle.
Any druggist.
TOMS DRUG co.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-29
Two New Torpedo Boats
Pass Through Southport

SOUTHPORT, Jan. 2S.-Two of the
U. S. Navy's new torpedo boats
passed through Southport about noon
Monday, attracting every resident in
town to the river front to see the
craft, said to be the fastest in the
world. ,
The first boat roared past the
docks and into the mouth of the in
land waterway before a crowd could
get down to the water. The second
boat slowed down as it drew abreast
of the town and idled her motors a
few minutes before entering the
canal.
The torpedo boats were en- route
from the navy yard at Norfolk to the
Gulf of Mexico for tests as to their
sea-worthiness. With their hulls
painted dark grey, the boats were
hardly d~iscernible except for the
white foam churned in their wake.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-29
Joseph Jones Files
Suit Against Z. Bass

Suit for $4,000 for personal in
juries and damages allegedly re-
ceived in an acknowledgement
collision at Seventh and Church
streets last Dec. 10 was filed in
the superior court yesterday by
Joseph Jones.
Jones' complaint alleges that he
was hospitalized for two days aft
er being struck by a a driven
by Zindolph Bass, grocer, $40
Nixon avenue. Jones, according
to the complaint, was riding his
bicycle across the intersection of
Seventh and Church streets when
Bass crashed into him.
Bass and his wife, Mrs. Lula
Bass, were named co-defendants.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-29
Australian Defense Board
Member Visits Fort Bragg

FORT BRAGG, Jan. 28.-LR-A.
r Gutteridge of the Australian ma
tional defense board, is visiting
Fort Bragg to study the layout
and construction of cantonment
areas here. He arrived yesterday.
Gutteridge was appointed by his
government to study the military
methods in camp construction, in
GLIDING combat range.
He arrived in this country jan
uary l and already has visited sew
eral camps. He will visit Fort
Jackson, S. c., and Fort Benning,
Ca. after he leaves here. l
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-29

this community but serving u
shareholders well which is the every
aim of your board of directors and
employees.
If there are any questions regard
ing this report that you desire to
ask, I sincerely hope you will feel
free to do so because the more you
know about Cardinals activities the
greater a Carolina booster you will
naturally become.
Of course, you know the number
of Carolina shareholders increases
yearly - more than eight hundred
have been added to the list during
the past year. These shareholders
reside in twenty-five states of the I'M
ion and one foreign country, and it
is only through their cooperation
that all of the records and achieve
ments have been made possible.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-29
CAROLINA B. & |.
DIRECTORS NAMED
Reports of President and Sec
retary-Treasurer Presented
At Meeting

The 18th annual stockholders
meeting of the Carolina Bulldlne
and Loan association was held n
the office of the secretary, 2ol
Princess street, yesterday, al
which time the following directors
were elected to serve for 1871:
D.. B. Branch, C. M. Butler, J. o.
Carr. B. B. Cameron, W. A. Fon-
vielle, John Handy, ]. F. Post, J:
D. Carr. B. B. Cameron, Jr., II
.Jaffe, Murray G. James, w. D.
Jones. Fred E. Little, Lloyd W.
Moore. Roger Moore, Sol. Stern
berger, J. E. Sternberger and How
ard Handy.
At a meeting Immediately follow
ing the stockholders meeting the
directors elected the following Of
ficers for the association:
C. M. Butler, president; Roger
Moore, vice-president; w. A. Fon-
vielle, secretary and treasurer; W.
D. Jones, assistant secretary-treas-
urer.
The annual reports of the Off
GERS and directors showed progress
in every activity during 1910.
The report of President Butler
was as follows:
1t is indeed a privilege and pleas
ure to present. to you the 29th an
nual report of the activities of the
Carolina Building and Loan asso-
citation for the year 1910, which re-
port I trust will give you a COM
plete insight into tn e continued
growth, accomplishments, useful
ness and varied activities of your
association.
Cardinals assets as of Deem
Der 81, 1910 we're $2,548, 1851 or
an increase over the previous year
Of $196, 625.20 This gain was
achieved even in view of the fact
that we paid shareholders in ma
turity of stock the sum of $685.
220.75 as compared with $233, 622.25
for 1889 together with dividends
on maturities, full-paid and run
ming shares aggregating $92, 324 81
as against dividends for 1899 of
s72, 334.87.
You, of course, are interested not
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-29
BRITISH STEAMER
IS REPORTED SAFE
Radio Message Reporting At
tack on Vessel May Have
Been German Trick

LONDON, Jan. 28.-tR-British
naval authorities announced terse-
ly today that the big war-converted
liner Empress of Australia is "safe
in port" and n source suggested
that radio messages reporting her
torpedoed and shelled might have
been "a German trick"
The messages were received last
night by the Miami, Fla, station
of tropical radio, which said they
had no way of telling whether they
were genuine. Beginning at 1926
pm. EST, the messages, over a
period of about 20 minutes, gave
a staccato account of a Torpedo
striking, of boats being lowered, of
deck awash' and of being
shelled again.
They gave the position: About
200 miles from Dakar" senegal,
French West Africa).
In less than nine hours the Brit
ish authorities announced the En-
press was safe in port" They
declined to comment in any way
on the reports of an attack, and
it was noted that the announce
ment said nothing about the ship
having arrived in port" 5
The United States ranks first in
developed water power, with IT,
949, 900 horsepower installed capa,
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-29
Body Is Sent
To Home In Virginia

The body of Ferdinand Bowen
Price, III, 35-year-old Charlotte
salesman who took his own life early
Monday morning in a Wilmington
hotel, was shipped yesterday to his
family home in Manassas, Va.
Investigation of Prices activities
during his one week stay in this
city produced the police theory that
the young vending machine sales
mar had taken his life in a fit of
dependency. He slashed his throat
with a razor blade.
Price is survived by his wife, re-
siding in Charlotte, and his mother
and father living in Manassas.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-29

Let's take a beauty contest. When the
local Miss Special is nosed out by Miss
Extra, from a %neighboring state, the local
newspaper writers find many reasons to
blame the eyesight Of the Judges. The writer's
tor the papers which will appear in the vim
ner,s town are just as sure of the clarity of
vision and the sound judgment of the COM
mlttee. But both sets of writer's will agree
on one thing: the fact that Miss Extra o0on.
Or take two merchants. Today one of
them will have a set of bargains to offer, and
ne finds himself growing over his less fortu-
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-29

couldn't be trusted to vote or to make Wv
own free choices in the stores if you WI
given a lot of phony news, lies, propaganD-
Dictators know that the way to hold a VII.
nation in chains is to see that the nation g,
only one sugar-coated side of the story
Here'swhat Mr. Hitler says on this Su0'
AS soon as ones own propaganda o'%
a sembIonce of right on the other s'oe'
basis. is laid for doubt of ones WI n9"'
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-29

Our total operating expenses, in
Guiding salaries, rent, light, taxes,
advertising, stationery and office
supplies, insurance, bond premiums,
licensed taxes, state and national
dues, were $2S ,O33.42, leaving a net
operating income of s1O9, S34.62.
Profits paid to shareholders in the
amount of $92, 324.91 were divided as
follows:
Installment stock matured
and Withdrawn ---- $37. S59.S4
Full-paid stock dividends 3~3,233.51
Running shares ---------- 21,241.56
This shows a total Of 92,324.91 as
compared with s72,334.S7 for 1899 or
an increase in dividends paid of $19,-
800. 04.
All classes of stock matured during
the year amounted to 1902, 312.25 as
compared with $212, 239.O 90 in 1889
or a net increase in matured stock
of $~90,073.25, which together with
profits paid on matured stock made
our net maturities actually paid to
shareholders 1888, 220.75.
The total stock outstanding on De-
cember 81, 1910 was $2,355,220.53 as
compared with $2,18S,3 1874. 81 in De-
cember 1889 Or a net increase in all
classes of stock of $166, 1852. Mort
gage loans outstanding at the end of
the year were $4,000, 1891 as com
pared with 81, 991, 93O.65 in December
1889, an increase for the year of
1858, 608.e6. The amount of mortgage
loans outstanding in the sum of 3d.
260, 539.31 is represented by 1,01O in
dividual mortgages or an average for
each loan of $2,550.36. The individ-
ual loans ranged in amounts from
$4,000 to the largest in the amount
of $27, 800 90
This number of loans shows that
Cardinals security is well diversi-
fled and distributed in this communi-
ty., These loans in their gross
fined to oWner-occupied homes. We
do, however, have a few business
loans in connection Herewith.
The total shares outstanding on
December 81, 1910 were 1929 3-4
which compared with A., 694 IL at
the beginning of the year shows an
increase of 4,545 IA shares.
1t is certainly interesting to note
that out of loans totaling, as here
before stated, $1,000, 539.31 u net
arrears on both mortgage loans and
investment shares was the small sum
of $3,112.5O. AS in the past, interest
on arrears over six months shows
less than $3.50. 00-the amount at the
end of the year being exactly $117.12.
This record is one in which every
shareholder can justly feel proud. 1t
also proves the type of borrower
whom the Carolina is privileged to
serve. The collateral securing u
mortgage loans is conservatively ap.
praised and Jul foreclosures have
been reduced to practically nothing,
The year 1871 shows promise Of be-
ing ar ever greater year than the
preceding one We have received ap-
plications to date during this month
aggregating than $1O0, O00. 90.
Investments in all classes of stock
are already ahead of the preceding
year.. With the business outlook
brighter, we feel confident we will be
able to lend to the home owners of
Wilmington in excess Of n million
dollars in the coming year, and in SC
doing w will not only be building