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j. Jp V V PAGE SIXTEEN THE CI.INTON CHRONin.E. CLINTON. S- C. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1930 Itofaaia/gaiibmiMnzii^toaateBito^ritfafgtoratazfziEjmgriMnyay^fa^^ % V, '»a. / / / /.' M .m .. ’Tr*- Members of The and Georgia Synods MAY YOU ENJOY EVERY MOMENT OF YOUR STAY IN OUR CITY IS THE SINCERE WISH OF CLINTON’S BANKING INSTITUTIONS. Our entire community feels honored that you have chosen Clinton as your meeting place. The Presbyterian College and Thornwell Orphanage are regarded among Clinton’s great- est assets, and those affiliated with these splendid institutions form an important part in the religious, social and civic life of our city. We are, therefore, delighted that you are meeting here as guests of these institutiops and we know that your stay on their campuses will be most pleasant and profitable. / ACCEPT OUR HAND-CLASP OF FRIENDSHIP AS WE JOIN WITH CUNTON IN A MOST SINCERE AND WHOLE-HEARTED WELCOME TO OUR PRESBTERIAN VISITORS. /’ -L If we can be of service to you, call on us. M. S. Bailey & Son, Bankers The Commercial Bank ti The First National Bank ( t 1 • * ,voS 'r< I •J iS •N j • •'jsjifjif ■ ii "'t r Wl ii 'i Ti'ii '