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MANNING BANK DIVIDENDS
Judge Rice Orders American Bank & Trust to Pay.
IN THE RICE CASE
Two Institutions Closed Two Years on Sixteen Thousand.
The receivers of the American Bank company institution, are ordered by Judge Hayne F. Rice to pay all credit the Bank of Manning $16,221.53 the ceivers the Bank of cording to order issued Wednesday and filed yesterday with the RichJudge says in that no the books the Bank Trust $34,177 by the Bank Manning after the that sum by Clarendon satisfaction made the this the officials of the Bank of The the against the city James Peurifoy, receiver the American Bank Trust against Dinof the Bank of Manand Curtis Sanger MotEdward Harry H. Bemis and Edward N. co-partners, under the firm of Curtis and Sanger, defendants. In statement of the Judge Rice 1926, Bank Trust closed 1926, the Bank closed, Boswell and Dinkins being the the Manning bank. When the AmerBank Trust the Bank had the same bank the The last of these notes, had with Self After the Bank Trust closed $4,000 by the Bank ing $6,000 still due. The and to the the Bank Trust he against the credit Bank ing and interest the total this settlement the receiver ed the notes to the Bank through its three $10,000 and one Trust York City on before 1926 The sold the Trust company the Bank the American Bank and Railway company Payment refused June Norfolk Western Railway pany and Sanger them and held the notes when the company failure, and Bank from don Before the of Manning failed the the The Bank credit the Trust pay the The Bank Trust one after another claiming the the Manning was Manning addiwhich Trust Judge Dennis an order for requiring claims with the of The Bank of alone the parties defendant within specified of the American Bank Trust instituted to this and instituted the United the Eastern District South Carolina against ClarenJudge Rice that the funds part the sets paid that "This appear hard on the Judge Rice. not tor to said bank stands the Judge that Curtis and not the funds nor that they any have the held the United States He county knew the the hands and took paying Bank Manning Judge adds that the Bank has ready got credit the $4,000 paid Self entitled no further claim in that payable at the Equitable York Judge not the of and the owner had the right demand there. As claim that the made receiver with the Bank Manning should be adjusted are null and void. It that both the county of and Curtis Sanger are now making any
Clerice Accident Victim Cuddy pastor St. Martin's Roman Catholic was instantly killed day his was hit by Baltimore Ohio railroad train crossing in the town.
