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8 Bailey Scholars . . . (Continued from page 1) TT*~ 1 ... ruuiiuHiiun announcea tnat the value of its scholarship grants have been increased from $4,000 to $5,000 each. The interest free college educational loans have been increased, also, from $3,400 to $4,400 each. The increases represent the Foundation's continuing interest in assisting eligible ar>n'icants in meeting the financial requirements of higher educational institutions. Fallow and Blackwell are both Clinton High graduates. Blackwell is the son of Clinton Mills Store Manager and Mrs. William Blackwell Fallow is the daughter of Mrs. Vandy Fallow, and the late Mr. Fallow. BIBLE SCHOOL The women of the Clinton First Baptist Church are planning a Vacation Bible School at the Fire Baptized Holiness Church on RpanrocnrH T..~~ 26 through June 30. The school will be held for children ages 6 through 12 years old. Additional information on registration will be announced later. THE LAUGHTER SIDE Woman to bank teller: "I'd like to open a joint account." "With vour husband?" tho teller. "Of course not," answered the woman, "with someone who has some money." Con't. from \nige 5 - - FX^v Mr m University of S. C. ? Winthrop Collet Spartanburg Mrs Sheryi j Gaski Susie Meeks Mfs sVb" Jacksor Mrs Frances Meeks Bailey Foundation L i\- id & - it4 l\. i The Bailey Foundation's Loan Scl Gaskins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn G and Mrs. Jimmy Braswell. Jim Von Ho ui yan, uaugniei 01 1*1 r. ana Mrs. Hosc> and Mrs. Marion C. Hiers. Donald Ta Harold Taylor, was also named a Bail* Miss Hiers to W Mr. and Mrs. Marion Curry Hiers, Sr. of 103 South Woodrow Drive, Clinton, announce the engagement of their daughter, Martha Elizabeth, to Mr. Gerald Lee Chandler, son of Mrs. Homer Nelson Chandler of Atlanta, Ga., and the late Mr. Chandler. The bride-elect is a junior at Presbyterian College and was presented as a Debutante by the 1970 Clinton Cotillion Club. The groom-elect, who resides at Thornwell Orphanage, will graduate from Presbyterian College in June. The wedding is planned for August 12 at the First Presbyterian Church in Clinton. Miss Hiers' father, Marion, is employed in the Lydia shop. She was a 1969 M. S. Bailey Memorial Scholarship recipient, and has been working toward rft t Lib ie The Citadel ns Ronald Turner i Mr and Mrs Richard Turner CLOTHMAKER oan Scholars Named "V-h [Li' \ \XiW* lolars for 1972 are left to right David askins; Mimi Braswell, daughter of Mr. lien, who made the presentations: Susan oe Bryan; and Robert Hiers. son of Mr. ylor, a Ford High graduate, son of Mr. * iy Loan Scholar. '...J m " ? i.iuiruiier r j i 1 | ,4ff a degree in Business Administration at Presbyterian College. She expects to continue her education at the University of Hawaii. 4 BULK RATE U S. POSTAGE PAID Clinton, S. C. Permit No. 59 4 4