SOCIAL AT MR. LASATER’S.
Baseball Fans to Meet at New Hope
Saturday .
New Hill, Apr. 9.—With exquisite
appointment the home of Mr. and Mrs.
J. C. Lasater was converted into a
bower of loveliness when on last Sat
urday evening their daughter, Miss
Hilda Lasater, was at home to a num
ber of friends.
Several piano selections were ren
dered and games and social conveisa
tions were enjoyed during the even
ing. After which the hostess served
delicious chocolate candy.
Those enjoying the hospitality of
Miss Lasater were Misses Mozell Foe,
Clara Copeland, Rose Sturdivant,
Mary Webster, Bettie Sturdivant and
Lilia Ellis; Messrs. Douglas Puryear,
Edward Holleman, Andrew Ellis, r loy
Sturdivant, Willie Webster, Edgar
Beckwith, John Langley, Roy Farrai,
Exum Mann, Frank Copeland, Dwight
Webster, Bailey Sturdivant and Rob
ert Beckwith. .
Mrs. J. W. Mann died at her home
Tuesday evening after an illness of
several months. She was about 58
vears of age and had been a member
of New Elam Christian church since
girlhood but for some time had been
unable to attend. Services were held
there for her Wednesday afternoon,
conducted by the pastor, Rev. B. J.
Howard, of Chapel Hill.
She leaves her husband, one son,
Mr. W. A. Mann, and five grandchil
dren to mourn her passing.
Mr. Joe Goodwin, of Ra\eisrh, snoot
the week-end with his sister, Mrs.
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it at home cheaper. We have the best for the least
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Mrs. Hattie Hatley and children, of j
near Bynum, visited her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Beckwith, the latter
part of last week. . ' i
: Mr. Willie Webster, of near Apex
, spent the week-end in the home of his
i i aunt, Mrs. Addie Webster.
Mr. Allen Gilmore, Mrs. Waltei
;. Gilmore and little son, Max, of Jr eP
j county, were guests of Mr. and Mrs..
j Wm. Brown Tuesday. j
Mrs. J. A. Thomas, of Pittsboro, rt.
1, spent a few days recently with her •
I daughters on this route.
!: Miss Rennie Webster was a guest!
j during the week-end of Miss Swanme ,
I ft •
,! Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Drake received j
, a telegram last week from Mr. am :
Mrs. J. W. Drake, of Spartanburg, S.
, C., announcing the birth of a son.
Miss Clara Copeland and brother,
• Frank, have been on a snort visit to
, the home of Mr. J. A. Ellis. j
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Mann were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Grif
fin, near Bynum, Sunday.
Little John King Woody of Dup- ,
‘ ham, spent last week with his grand- .
> parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lasater .. j
• The New Elam singing choir met;
i with Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Carr Sun- j
da Missls in ßl' an che Holt, Flonnie ard :
, Lilia Goodwin and Bernest Holt at j
tended services at Christian Chape
Snndav. „ , , A
, Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Johnson and
children, of Bvnum, were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Holt Sunday. j
Anyone interested in the New Hope ,
. baseball team are requested to meet
on the New Hope diamond Saturday
1 afternoon at 4 o’clock.
' Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Mann and Mrs.
T. E. Mann spent Sunday afternoon in
the home of Mr. W. A. Sloan.
Mr. J. L. Goodwin visited his aunt.
Mrs. Julia Matthews. She has been ill
for several days.
Ebenezer Section.
Rev. J. R. Edward filled his appoini
: ment at Ebenezer Sunday, preaching
: a good sermon. There was a large
crowd in attendance.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Eubanks and
j little daughter, Leonia, spent the day
with Mrs. Eubanks’ parents, Mr. and
! Mrs. N. A. Gardner.
Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Heame spent the
I afternoon Sunday at Mr M. E. Mann’s
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Fish spent the
week-end at Mrs. Fish’s brother’s, Mr.
W. A. Sloan. „ , , M _
Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Holt and children
spent the afternoon Sunday at Mr. G.
T. Holt’s.
Upper Route News.
Bom, to Mr. and Mrs. John Eu
banks, a son, 'Tuesday, March 27.
■ Miss Burline Jones is spending some
i time with her sister, Mrs. Nina Eu
banks, on New Hill, Route 2.
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mitted to the various organs. Let your human mach jt uj
H ist (Chiropractor), examine it periodically to see that it g
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j| Main Street. Pittsboro, N. C. ®
Report of the Condition of the l
BANK OF PITTSBORO, 4
at Pittsboro, N. C. (j
in the State of North Carolina, at the I
close of business, April 3, 1923. >
Resources. (j
Loans and Discouts $245,072.63 |l
Demand Loans 15,585.03 >
Overdrafts, [I
United States Bonds and J
Liberty Bonds, 9,900.00 «
North Carolina State AA I
Bonds | 5,000.00 n
All other Stocks, Bonds, * AAAAnn \
and Mortgages, 10,000.00 i
Banking houses, $4,840.00;
Furniture and Fix - }
tures, $2,058.00, 6,898.00
Cash in vault and net
amounts due from Banks
Bankers ,and Trust
Companies, 48,751.18
Cash Items held over 24 OQ i
I hours,
; Total $342,238.52 j
I Liabilities.
I Capital Stock paid in, $ 20,000.00
| Surplus Fund, 10,000.00
\ Undivided Profits, less cur- |
rent expenses and taxes
i 4jWSZ.Zo
I Unearned Discount, qo 000 00
! Bills Payable -- 30,??2*?2 :
[ Deposits subject to check, 183,145.49
» Time Certificates of Depo-
I sit, due in less than 30 A
! days, -----r 45,956.13
I Cashier’s Checks outstand
! ing, 2,065.90
; Time Certificates of Depo
; fjjV- Pue ° n ° r After 43,235.77
I Savings Deposits, —--- 1,333.00
! Accrued Interest due depo- Q()
» sitorSj ————— ——* *
J Total $342,238.52
:; State of North Carolina, County of
\\ Chatham, April 10, 1923.. ,
! I, Jas. L. Griffin, cashier of the
II above named Bank,, do solemnly swear
'; that the above statement it true to tne
!; best of my knowledge and belief.
; I JAS. L. GRIFFIN, Cashier.
1 1 Subscribed and sworn to before me,
;! this 10th day of April, 1023.
G. R. PILKINGTON, N. P.
I [ Correct—Attest:
![ W. M. EUBANKS,
J* L. N. WOMP.LL.
E. R. HINTCX,
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J* Grown When They Reach Trfir *4
Birthday.” They aI«ro <* T "
they reach their 34th css* .*4*-
We are sorry to learn that Miss ■
Mabel Wilson, the daughter of Mr. ■
and Mrs. Lossie Wilson, has been very \
sick, but is recovering nicely.
Mr. David Jones, of Bonsai, spent j
the week-end witn his parents, Mr. j
and Mrs. Joel Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Jones, near Sea
forth, were the week-end guests of Mr. j
Joel Jones, on Apex, route 3.
Mr. Lennie Games, Mr. Ben Jones, '
Mr. John Eubanks, Mr. David Jones, j
and Mr. Joel Jones spent a while with |
Mr. M. D. Holt Sunday, near Merry |
Oaks.
Chatham County Men Elected as
Officers.
1 At a meeting of the directors of
the R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company,
in Winston-Salem, two former Chat
ham county men were elected officer.,
in this company. They were Mr. R.
E. Lasater, appointed general mana
! eer of the department of manufac
. ture, and Mr. J. P. Stedman, also a
native of Chatham, was made assist
, ant treasurer.
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