Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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JANUARY. 1974 ^ Deadline April 15 M. S. Bail* It's time once again f their sons and daughters Mercer Silas Bailey Mi interest-free college edi free student loan. Such not available to official: or officers and director M. S. Bailey and Son, awarded annually and a grants each worth up t< loans are limited to $4 and student loans are 1 plicant's financial need limits of a college edu< repayable under terms ^ Foundation. ELIGIBILITY (1) Only students wh of employees, except of: M. S. Bailey & Son. Bai such grants, but priorit reside in and attend South Carolina. All stuc been graduated, from h _ of the date of applicati (2) The student-emp a student must have < continuous service with Bailey & Son. Bankers (3) To be eligible fo morial Scholarship, th or have been graduate* his her high school cla (4) To be eligible fo the applicant must gradi in the upper one-half < (5) To be eligible for % must graduate, or have school and demonstrat financial assistance is i SELECTION The recipients of tl morial Scholarship an educational and studei the Grants Committee The members of the ( ^ Wilton Timmons, Viceson, C. Bailey Dixon, C Dr. James Macdonald, Ross, James Von Holl Chairman. In making the sele( recipients, the Grants jective and non-discrir application, the respon: prior academic perfor (either those administe ;y Scholarshi] or Clinton Mills employees, >, to make application for a emorial Scholarship, or an ucational loan, or interestscholarships and loans are 5 of the Bailey Foundation, s of Clinton Mills, Inc. or Bankers. Scholarships are re limited to two four year 5 $5,000; college educational ,000 for four college years; imited according to the ap, but may not exceed the :ational loan. All loans are established by the Bailey io are employees or children ficers. of Clinton Mills. Inc.. ikers, are eligible to receive y is given to students who educational institutions in lents must graduate, or have igh school within two years ion. loyee or employee-parent of completed two (2) years of Clinton Mills, Inc. or M. S. , at the time of application, r a Mercer Silas Bailey Mee applicant must graduate, d, in the upper one-third of ss. r a college educational loan, uate, or have been graduated, )f his her high school class, a student loan, the applicant ; been graduated, from high p thnt no nther eomoarable available. he Mercer Silas Bailey Med the recipients of college it loans are determined bv of the Bailey Foundation. J rants uommmee are: ivirs. Chairman, Dr. Clarice Johnllaude H. Howe, W. E. Little, David H. Roberts, Donald en, and Claude A. Crocker. ;tion of scholarship and loan Committee will, in an obninatorv manner, review the se of personal references, the mance, aptitude test results red by the Grants Committee 3 Program or given by schools or i achievement, leadership activities and the financ RENEWAL AND CON! Renewability of sch termined by the Grants upon the recipient mai and comporting himself credit to his school. APPLICATION Applications must bt mittee by April 15, 197 and should be direct* Chairman. l\ ^ w\ Charlie Cole is shown employees following his Room on December 31. OSF F The following employ awards during the mont Name Clco K. Carter J. R. Swetenburg Two Complc Otis Graham. Lvdia. completed 30 years conl 5 Announced individuals testing services), , character, extra curricular rial need of the applicant. L1WUAUUW tolarships and loans is deCommittee and is dependent ntaining satisfactory grades in such a manner as to bring ? filed with the Grants Com4. Forms are available from, ed to, Claude A. Crocker, l receiving gifts from his fellow retirement from Lydia Cloth <RVICE AWARDS OR DECEMBER ^ees received continuous service h. Plant 5 Years Lydia 10 Years Plant No. 2 rte 30 Years Service and Nellie Moore, Plant No. 2, :.inuous service during December.