The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, January 17, 1946, Image 4

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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thufsrfay, Jonuofy 17,1946 j CAED OF THANKS AND HRS. ROY TRAMilELL. . D. HENRY KM-1MI F. M. BOLAND H. D. HENRY &. COMPANY (INSURANCE^ STOCKS i— BONDS — REAL ESTATB ' Fed ml Loans Negotiated On Kail Estate 111 Read The Chronicle-Your Neighbor Does STATEMENT OF CONDITION Citizens Federal Savings and Loan Association CLINTON, S. C. After the Clorse of Business December 31, 1945 Pint MortfRgt Loans Loans on Passbooks and Ortlficatoa Other Loans 9396.806 £6 967.42 1.000.00 Investments and Securities Cash on Hand and in Banks UABtUTtES: Members' Share Accounta Ixwns in Process Other Liabilities Specific Reserves General Reserves 298.630 00 34.38134 9730.186.62 8674.676.06 4.98000 116 92 131236 14,404 38 * $730,185.62 A CLINTON Institution SERVING CLINTON PEOPLE SINC FUNDS 6f EACH INVESTOR INSURED UP TO IS.MO ISM WE NEED AT ONCE: A Number of Women as Sewing Machine Operators If you are between the ages of 18 and 36 and can work reg- ■ ularly each day, we can give you a steady and permanent job in a clean and pleasant — place to work. Earnings of com petent and experienced work ers run as high as $30.00 a week N and more. Minimum wage fen* learners is 40 cents an how. Apply to... ' HALLMARK Manufarcturing Corp. Davidson Street Clinton, S.C.