Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Page 4 Bailey Foundatioi Awards Scholarsh The Bailey Foundation has awarde ships to Tracy Leigh Coleman and I High School graduates. Tracy is the < Bryan Coleman. She plans to enter P pre-law and political science. Karer Smith of Clinton. Mrs. Smith is a telle medical school following studies at F scholarship program in 1956, the ft ships at the cost commitment of ap| I? KJH i BEST WISHES FOR ACADEMIC senting the Bailey Foundation, wis career as her parents, Mr. and Mrs following receipt of an $8,000 M. m J pnu m r\ 1 V \ * \\ * ffS PROUD PARENTS?Bryan and I Tracy following Jim Von Hollen, Bankers, presenting her an $8,00 ips (d $8,000 M.S. Bailey Memorial Scholar(aren Melinda Smith, both 1984 Clinton daughter of Lydia Plant engineer and Mrs. 'rebyterian College in the fall and major in i is the daugher of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald r at M.S. Bailey Bank. Karen plans to enter 'resbytrian College. Since inception of the )undation has awarded sixty-one scholarproximately $276,000.00 wyJT By \ V f . > \ jVH ^B f KSMi SUCCESS?Jim Von Hollen, right, reprehes Karen Smith a successful academic >. Ronald Smith, share in her excitement S. Bailey Scholarship. I A )onna Coleman stand with their daughter right, president of M.S. Bailey & Son, 0 scholarship. I | Servi i Anniven 5 YEARS Jol JoeAiton No. 2 Steven C. Wright Lydia Je' Cowonnoh Chollnn M~ "> JO oavaiinaii oiicnun nu. c. James D.Moses No. 2 George A. Spencer No. 2 Ernest D. Simpson No. 2 WillieC. Lindsay Lydia Evelyn Clark Lydia Sh Shelley A. Byrd Lydia J'r JimmyCunmngham Bailey Angela Franklin Bailey Mildred Pyles Bailey Albert D. Graham Geneva M Donald Epley Geneva Louise Leddon Geneva Doris L. Thomas Geneva 10 YEARS j3 Annie Ruth Graham No. 2 15 YEARS Robert E. Hooks, Jr No. 2 Ro II The Happ^ Three-fourths of the people on earth would glad America. That sounds like a pretty far-out statement, bu rnmnaro r>iircolv/oc v*/itK hnco mi 11 The trouble with the average American is that h else. The world, however, is not made up of just beings who have the same desires and needs we h, we begin to see what it means to be an Americai WE ARE FREE to come and go. to worship as we say what we think without fear, to own personal pro talents and ambitions will take us. Three-fourths of the people in the world are nc WE ARE WELL FED. And our children are well land. We even share our bounty with other, less Almost three-fourths of the people in the work WE HAVE ABUNDANC.F In matprial thino*; \*/? enjoys such things as telephone, bathtub, televi good water, fine sewers, excellent roads, parks? Three-fourths of the people in the world have I WE HAVE GROUP SECURITY greater than a prosperous, progressive and defended as no othe Three-fourths of the world's people live in con; and on land which can hardly support the populatio life. WE HAVE INDIVIDUAL SECURITY. Through init highest standard of living of any nation in the woi provides benefits undreamed of by employees in As Americans, we are among the one-fourth of tl only to compare to see what we really have. ce^ j saries Jjj hnny Price No. 2 jy B. Deyton Lydia sseT. Howell Lydia hn L. Cook Bailey lia Martin mm mi uaucjr 20 YEARS lirley Humphries No. 2 nmie E. Heaton No. 2 25 YEARS ildredS. Snow Lydia 35 YEARS nC. Oxner. Jr Lydia W.Walton No. 2 40 YEARS berta Prince Lydia I Fourth ly trade places with any man or woman in t just stop and think for a moment?let's each other. e always compares himself with someone Americans but many millions of human ave. When we compare ourselves to them, i. qpp fit tn mcp nnr rhilHron ac viin uiich tr\ W . v.wv. ww. V.inuivn WO ?*V- TTIOII, IU perty, to go as far in our work as our energy, >t free. fed, because famine has never struck our fortunate nations. i go to bed hungry every night. ? are unsurpassed. The poorest among us sion, electrical appliances, automobiles, the list is endless. Few, or none of these things. ny other nation on earth! Our nation is r nation has been defended. >tant fear of their better-armed neighbors >n, much less give them the better things of lative and hard work, we have attained the rld. We are each a part of a company that many other nations. le world's most fortunate people. We have