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1 1 ( a Page Two TkE CLINTON CHRONICLE Thursday, April 11,1957 I Spring 1 Concert By htigh School Bond Wreck at Gray Court Scheduled April 25 Daniel Injured In /■ Gray Court, Apnl 9—A oar The Clinton High School band of our family for the new yeer MEW SUBSCRIBERS More and more people are Reading THE CHRONICLE. We 1 invite you to become a member of driven by former Sen Charles t will present its annual spring Daniel of Greenville. ?was in a ; lK)ncert 2 5 at 8:00 p. in. in head-on collusion yestordav a - ^ h h audiU)rium tornoon with another tar mvir . . . the intersection of two highways Music will range from classic to here and the driver of the see- modem and there will be some- end oar was seriously Injured. thing to suit every taste. Includ- ,, , . .ic ed in the program will be the Mr Daniel. ^ »» |, 5 music which the band played in Civstvnt A , wrtw? J r n : tht' music festival and received suffered ordv mnHU hru^ and ^ ^ possible rating. Other laceratoons when the H«5 Cadil- , hli J h be . .. Tho Light be he was driving and * ^^ava^y Overturn," by Von Nash dn^n Suppe . a favorite with music ^ R , i ,-u ..i i lovers: a trumpet solo, by Emce Highway Patrolman Choslo> L. Rds)law a twmlx)ne ^ by Riehai^.^f j Horton; a musioal novel-' Mr Bailey was lusted m seri March." dinvted by n U ' ,Ur °^ C ° • John Franklin, student director. Patmlnimi^Richards said Mr. drun \ major and student body ,-w !• <s a ii ^ pmsident; and other numbers. Daiuol s Cadillac was, .h«id,>d ^ wiU ^ on salc M on - north toward Green\nlle and Mr. , , y, . ,„ tl , r , Bailees Nasli was trawling south ^ A P ^ 15 ' l ^ toward Laurem on Highway 278 by members of the high school . . , . . . and the iunior high school bands, w hen the accident oei'urred dur- J k. , .,.* e nn ^ Admision is 50 cents for adults me a heavy ram about 5 00 p . , . , . . a ' n~.u « nA and 25 cents for students. m. Monday. Both men were rut- ^ mg alone, he said The patrolman said the scene EpiSCODOlions To Hold of the crash was a few foe! from n _ r c where Highway 270 intersects rTC-tOSiCr jGrviCG witli Highway 101 within the; Phone 74 Welcome and thanks to those on our Honor Roll this week: RALPH BARNES. SIDNEY RISER, MRS. A. E. RALY. MRS. JESSIE ABERCROM BIE MRS. LILLIE MILLER. MRS ADGER CRAWFOm JR. . * HENRY GAMBRELL. MISS EMMA PRINCE. City REV MASON L. POOIE. Spartanburg EARL SINEATH MRS. RICHARD THOMAS. MRS MARIE ROEBUCK. Joanna J.*W SATTERWHITE, Mountville Mrs. W. L. Jones * Laurens — Mrs. Georgianna Davenport Jones, 73, ct Rt. 2. Laurens, died at 5:00 p. it., Mon day, following several years of declining health. A native of Laurens County, Mrs. Jones was the daughter of town limits of Gray Court. Neith- i n celebration of Maundv* cx car. W3s (Traveling lery- fast, I Thursday. Re^ Clyde l-reland. of thelate'Amos“and Eli^teth Ad- the patrolmah said, but both ears | Columbia, will conduct the ser- ams Davenport. She w’as the wa'rv damaged to th^ cxlnet they vice on Thursday, April 18. at widow of William Lewis Jones could not l*e driven off under 7;3o at the All Saints ITpiscxipal who died in 1SH5. and was a thei: own pova>: ' church. Roy. Ireland will also niember of the Waterloo Metho- Patrolman Richards s.ud Mr. i>onduct the Easter sendee here dl ^( church Bailey was taken to Laurens Hos-1 a t 9;30 a m F-ister morning. Robertson Wins First Ploce In Tractor Contest Earl Robertson, of the Ora community, won first place at the 4-H tractor operators contest held Friday at the Laurens county fair grounds. He will be eligible to compote with Piedmont county winners in the Piedmont District Round-up July 18-17 at Camp Long. The winner there will be eligible to enter the state contest to be held August 12-16 at Clom- Jion College. Second place went to Milton Burns, of Mountville. and third place to Wayne Lewis, of Thorn- well Orphanage. Sixteen boys competed in the contest which was sponsored by the office, of County Agent C B. Cannon and Laurens’County im plement dealers. J. W. Gilliam, assistant county agent of Green ville county, assisted. Local lead ers cooperating were M. B. Hen derson, of Owings; and R. L. Wickham, of Thormvell Orphan age. Machinery dealers cooperating in the contest were Clinton Im plement Company, of Clinton; Pitts-Ehllard Implement Com pany, of Clinton; Laurens Imple ment Company, of Laurens; and. Craig Implement Company, of Laurens. pital and Mr Darnel was trans Surviving are two sons, Henry There will be a Good Friday > Tc , , r, vu ported to his home for treatment service at the Epiphany Mission Y a 2 d , Bo ^ y Fhe potnolma: sa 1 the visibility m Lauren* on thi afternoon oflr^ . >• • f.vedaug.v hU.. ters. Mrs Lester Harrison, of _ Clinton; Mrs. Inez Scott Million. Mrs. Marie Burns and Mrs. Young Pinson, all of Laurens; and Mrs. on the highway at the time of the accident was not “too good" be cause of a rainstorm. He said an investigation is still in progress If Y,OU DON’T READ THE CHRONICLE YOU DON’T GET THE NEWS Phone 74 MISSION PROGRAM A mission program, "Too Late Doan Bruce, of Greer: one broth- To Pray," led by Mrs Frances or. Buddy Davenport, of Shoals Litteton. will be given Sunday Junrtionf one sister. Mi's. H. W. evening at 7:30 at the Church of Mabry, of Greenwood: twentv- God of Prophecy. The public is seven grandchildren and five invited to attend this service ’ great-grandcihldren. Dr. Brown Attends Presbytery Meet .Dr Marshall W. Brown, presi dent of Presbyterian College, ’at tended a meeting of the Pied mont Presbytery, Sunday after noon at 'the First Presbyterian Church in Anderson. Dr. Brown spoke on the college’s extension program. SINGING CONVENTION “The proposition doesn’t tempt me! I get interest on my money without having to make an investment. Where? In a savings account at my bank!” YOU CAN, TOO. Wi ll WflCOME YOUR ACCOUNT. Won T YOU GIVE US AN OPPORTUNITY TO DO SO SOON? 3', Interest Paid Semi-Annually On Savings Accounts ». S. BMV i MdS* tSTAItlSHfO IN 1866 CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $625 000 MfMBER - FEDERAL DEPOSIT A pinging convention will be held at the ChapclLs Pentecostal Funeral services were' conduct- Holiness church Sunday, April 14, ed Wednesday at 3:00 p. m. 'at at 2:30 p. m. the Waterloo Methodist church Shorty Paiiiter and His Gospel! Ed Jackson ,of Clover, i by the Rev A. E. Becknell. the Band, from Spartanburg, will be right outer garden. —A---E Coopodgc.-t-he Rev. J . piv.-^int along .with other fpebial- F. Rouse and the Rev. J , W. singers. The pastor, Martin G. Spain. Burial was in Mt Olive Wilbanks, has issued an invita- PC Baseballers. * Begin Four-Day Home Stand Today The Presbyterian College base ballers will launch a fOur-game home stand today (Thursday) againist Belmont Abbey in hopes of pushing their record over the .500 mark. Following this scrap will come Wofford on Saturday; Lenoir- Rhyne v next Monday; and Mer cer, next Wednesday. All will be played on PC’s Young Field, starting at 3:00 p. m. The probable starting pitcher for the sluging Hosemen’ today will be senior curve ball artist Johnny Tennant, of Rock Hill. He presently holds a 1-1 record, and is one of the squad’s more con sistent twirlers. Battery mate for Tennant will be either senior Sonny King, of Anderson, or jun ior Jim Newsome, of Decatur, Ga. „ The Blue Hose thus far this season have shown a hitting at tack more potent than the record would indicate. It is sparked by the big sticks of first baseman Dutsy Reaves, of Clinton, second sacker Tommy Reeves, of Den mark, and centerfielder Ted Lea hy, of Atlanta—all of whom are hitting over the .400 mark. Reaves tops them all with a hefty .517 average, on 13 hits in 25 trips to the plate. Other pitchers Coach Vic Mc- Intire expects to call on during the coming home stand are soph omore Ken Gardner, of Green ville, with a 1-0 record; and freshman George Akins, of Sa vannah, standing at one victory and one loss. Pacing the Blue Hose afidld this season.have been third base- man Cecil Geddings, of Paxville, left fielder- Ray Hodge, of Alco- lu, and' Reeves—all of whom have played almost errorless ball to date. The remainder of the Presby terian starting lineup whll find sophomore Tony Benson, of Ches ter, at shortstop; and freshman at the iWCTU Sponsors Bible Contest i > A- •The Woman’s Christian Tem perance Union sponsored a Bible Memory work contest at Bell St. School on Tuesday. First awards went to Lillie Su- ber and George Taylor. Linda Kinard, - Bennie Thompson and Reginald Holland won second awards. Third awards were pre sented to Merelyn Floyd» Dionne Byrd and Claude Simpson. Mattie B. Young, a member of church cemetery. tion to tlie public to attend. Report of Condition of M. S. Bailey & Son, Bankers Of Clirfton in the State of South Carolina - at the close of business on March 11. 1957. ■ ’ , . . ASSETS Cash, balances with other banks, including reserve balances, and cash, items in process of collection United States Government obligations, , direct and’guaranteed Obligations <»! States and political.subdivisions Other bonds, notes, and debentures E>an< and discounts (including $2,077 72 overdrafts) Bank premises owned $1.00, furniture and fixtures $1.00.. Real estate owned other than bank premises Other assets - / Jerry Bolin Coach at Laurens High, Dies In Greenville JOANNA PENTECOSTAL HOLINESS CHURCH “Get Acquainted Services" The board and members of the church extend an invitation to the people of Joanna and community to meet their newly elected pastor. Rev. R. L. Mos ley, of Ottowa, Ontario. Cana da. SERVICES EACH NIGHT APRIL, 14-21 - 7:30 Everyone Welcome! the school faculty, trained students. the ATTEND INSTITUTE Dr. James Y. Bryson and Dr. W. Frank Gaston, of the Whitten Village staff, attended the Psy chiatric Institute at the Medical YOUTH REVIVAL A Youth Revival will begin April 14 and run through April 21 at the Elizabeth Street Church of God. Services will begin each evening at ^.’SO o’clock. Evange list Sam Gaude will have charge of the services, states the pastor, College in Charleston Friday at which time several nationally fa-! the Rev. C. E. Landreth, and the mous speakers were heard. 'public is invited. Laurens — A ruptured artery near the heart proved fatal Sat- jurday night for 31-year-old Jerry $ 874,629.47 Bolin, a young man on the brink of new coaching opportunities. 1,991.593.75 ’ Bolin, former head coach at 1.077.942.16 Laurens High School, had been 351,968.75 name d last week to the same po- 1.996,105.59 2.00 1 00 15,885 81 sit ion at Newberry High for the coming year on the day he was moved to Greenville for surgery. All-State football honors were TOTAL -ASSETS $6.308;128,53 LIABILITIES ; Demand deposits of individuals, partnership^ and corporations , | Time deposits of individuals, partnerships, j and corporations ^ Deposits of United States Government (including postal savings). _. Deposits of State* and political subdivisions ’. Other deposits (certified and officers’ checks, etc.) ... TOTAL DEPOSITS . $5,523,750.77 Other liabilities $4,366,569.32 693,841.01 20,6+8 84 16,899.94 TOTAL LIABILITIES CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Capital* .'. j Surplus j-Undivided profits TOTAL C.AP1TAL ACCOUNTS INSURANCE CORPORATION TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPIT-AL ACCOUNTS $6,308,128.53 •This bank’s capital consists of: Common stock with total par value of $500,000.00. MEMORANDA Assets pledged or assigned to secure liabilities * and for other purposes 4 659,500.00 I, G. L. SimpSSn, Cashier, of Jhe above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true, and that it fully and correctly represents the true state of the several matters herein contained and »et forth to the best of my knowledge and belief i — G. L. SIMPSON Comet* -Attest: P S Bailey; R C. Adair, Robert M Vance, W. C. Neely, Directors. j ‘ , State ot South Carolina, County of Laurens, ss: Sworn to and subscribed before me this 2nd day of April, 1957, and I hereby certify that I am not an officer or director of this bank. JOHN L. MIMNAUGH, Notary Public My commission expires at pleasure of Governor. Bolin's as a prep lineman at Lan caster High. After serving in the Navy, he graduated from Erskine College in 195U ’ It was Bolin who guided prep All-America halfback King Dix on through his brilliant senior I year at Laurens, after taking the 83,899.25 ! job there from Jack Adams. 358,792.351 Bolin is survived by his wife, Mrs. Sadie Coleman Bolin; his mother. Mrs. Milton Snipes, of Lancaster; and one sister, Mrs. Frank Robinson, of Memphis, Tenn. Funeral services were conduct ed Tuesday at 11:00 a. m. at the First Baptist church by the Rev. J. E. Rouse and Dr. R. C. Grier, the latter former president of Erskine college and now pastor of the ARP church in Greenville. 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Sumerel, presented a chapel program on the United Nations Friday morn ing, with parents as invited guests. The following program was given, with Ame Lou Black as piano accompanist: “Meditation,’’ piano solo, Ame Lou Black. Program and 24th Psalm, Mar- porie Arnold. •“Morning Prayer" Organization of United Nations, Students of 6B. Skit, Jimmy Blackwell and Jerry Mahony Dummy. United Nations Hymn United Nations Flag and flags of other member countries, and facts concerning the organization, students of 6A. "Friends Around the World", students in costume. .• ONSLOW STEVENS • HERBERT ANDERSON ■ FRANK WILCOX Friday-Saturday April 12-13 The Brass Legend „• (Thrilling Western) Wilh 1 \ s Wyatt Karp, Hugh O'Brien and Nano Gates Wednesday-Thursday April 17-18 208> eeirutY.rax DeborahKERR ‘ Robert MITCH DM n Heaven Knows, MrAllison” *-r, '3 k >ir * McCauley Mr. and Mrs. Howard McCau ley, of Greenville, formerly of this city, announce the birth of a daughter, Pamela Ann, on Satur day, April 6, at the General Hos-j pital, Greenville. Mrs. McCauley, is the former Miss Doris McDon- j aid, of Clinton. TRIBBLE Dr. and Mrs. David Tribble, of Winston-Salem, N. C, announce; the birth of a son, James Benja-; min, on April 4 at the Baptist hospital in Winston-Salem. Dr. Tribble is the son of Mr. and Mrs.! W. B. Tribble. TURNER Mr. and Mrs. Michael Turner announce the birth of a daugh ter, Clare Inez, on Monday, April 8, at Hays hospital. 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