The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, July 10, 1958, Image 2
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THE CLINTON CHRONICI'
30 Forest Fires In
County Past Year
Thirty forest fires occurred in
Laurens County during tht* fiscal
report by Forest Ranger Tom Hill.
The fires burned a total of 109
acres.
This compared with 30 fires and
150 acres burned during the pre
vious year.
Four prosecutions for violations
of the state forest fire laws were
instituted, with three convictions
and case pending
51st Div. Leaders Visit Ft. Jackson
Leptospirosis Is
Increasing Among
Animals In State
B> C. L. VICKERS
S. C. Assn, of Veterinarians
Leptospirosis, a disease that af
fects both men and animals, is be
ing diagnosed with increasing fre
quency by \Vterinarians throughout
the state The disease is being
fbund in dogs, cattle, swine and
horses
The disease is caused by a spiro-
chaete and there are some 40 sero-
types of this organism, only three
of which have been recognized in
animals in South Carolina. It is
estimated that the disease cost live
stock owners of the United States
over $1000,000.000 last year alojjii
In dogs the condition may vary
from a mild, often unnoticed illness,
to a rapidly fatal ailment. In cattle
and swine the outstanding sign of
the infection is abortion or birth of
weak off springs that usually die
In dairy cattle it may also produce
a sudden drop in milk production
and blood may be found in the milk.
A simple laboratory test has been
developed to assist veterinarians in
diagnosing this condition, and if it is
recognized in time, animal* can be
successfully treated A vaccine is
also available to protect animals
against the infection.
Since rodents particularly raU.
serve as reservoirs or hosts for the
infection, elimination of these pests
helps control the spread of the dis
ease
Revival Services
At Rocky Springs
A special series of revival ser
vices will be held in the Rocky
Springs Presbyterian Church July
13-20. Rev. Fred T. McGill, pastor
of the Donalds and Greenville Pres
byterian Churches, will bring the
message each eyening"ht 8 o'clock
and at both worship services 'on
Sunday, July 20.
The Rev. Mr. McGill is a former
pastor of the Rocky Springs Church.
Home coming will be held on Sun
day, the 20th, wjth picnic lunch
served at 1 p. m. There will be spe
cial music each evening.
A cordial invitation is issued to
the public to attend these services.
MRS. OLIVE HICKS
Laurens — Mrs. Olive Fuller
Hicks, of 220 Jones St., died
Sunday afternoon in the Laurens
hospital following a three-day ill
ness.
•• Surviving are one son. Dr. James
F. Hicks of Laurens; two daugh
ters, Mrs. Frank Roper of Lau
rens; and Mrs. C. A. Bramlett, Jr.,
of Columbia; five sisters, Mrs.
■Clyde T. Franks, Mrs. F. P. Chil
dress, Mrs. Pinckney Sullivan, all
of Laurens; Mrs. George Flynn of
Abbeville; and Mrs. A. P. Chisp of
Elberton, Ga.; and six grandchil
dren.
Funeral services were conducted
Monday at 4;00 p. m. at Kennedy
Mortuary chapel by th6 Rev. Vic
tor Hickman. Burial was in Forest
Lawn cemetery.
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to its killing action. Get Inatnnt-
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drug store. FAST relief or your
48c back. NOW at McGeea Drug
Store. 3C-J-I71
Thursday, July 10, 1958
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RELIEF
Top ranking officers of the alsl Infantry Division. National Guard, recently called on Fort Jackson's
new commander. Brig. Gen. Christian H. Clarke. Jr. in his offic e at the post. Shown above (left to righp
are Gen. Hark . MaJ. Gen. Ansel B. Godfrey of Clinton. 51st Div. Commander; Brig. Gen. Henry W.
McMillan of Jacksonville, Fla., Asst. Div. Commander; Brig. Gen. Harry M. Arthur of Union, Div. Artil
lery Commander; and Colonel Colin S. Monteith. Jr., of Columbia, Division Chief of Staff.
REPORT OF CONDITION OF
Bank Of Clinton
Of Clinton in the State of South Carolina at the close of business on
June 23, 1958.
ASSETS
Cash, balances with other banks, including reserve balances,
and cash ijems in process of collection $ 461,358.11
United States Government obligations, direct and guaranteed 764,691.00
Obligations of States and political subdivisions 295,613.52
Loans and discounts 782.522.11
| Bank premises owned $52,795.63, furniture
and fixtures $1-0,698.58 * 63.494.21
Other assets .' 241.21
Clement Brothers
To Build Newberry
Section Of Route 26
Clement Brothers. Inc., of Lenoir.
N. C., have stated that construction
will begin July 15 on a section of
Interstate Route 26 beginning in
Newberry County and extending in
to Laurens County.
The North Carolina contracting
firm on May 22 was awarded the
contract to build 11 027 miles of the
new four-lane controlled access
route. The section extends from
Route 19 three miles east of New
berry to Route 66 (the Joanna
Whitmire road I in Laurens County.
J F. Cleckley and Co . of Orange
burg, is already at work on the next
section, from Route 66 to a point
about three miles north of Clinton,
between Routes 56 and 308
Other contractors will take up at
that point, continuing on through
Laurens and Spartanburg Counties
into North Carolina
Cbe/UppcrKcom
o THfUfPfR ROOM NASHVlili TfMNISSfl
THE WORLD'S MOST WIDELY USED DEVOTIONAL CUlQi..
TOTAL ASSETS $2,367,920 16
LIABILITIES
Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships,
and corporations j
Time deposits of individuals, partnerships, . i
and corporations
Deposits of United States Government
(including postal savings)
Deposits of States and political subdivisions
Other deposits (certified and officers checks, etc.)
TOTAL DEPOSITS $2,155,236.28
$1,470,082 10
472,357.18
16,783.08
193,950.37
2,063.55
Read Galatians 3:23-29
Ye are all children of God by faith in Christ Jesus,
latians 3:26) I
(Ga-
An interesting sidelight on tlie parable of the prodigal son is found in
John Wesley's notes on the New Testament He says: "In the 30th verse
the elder son had unkindly said This, thy son ’ The father mildly re
proves him and tenderly says This, thy brother Amazing intimation
that the best of men ought to account sinners their brethren, and should
especially remember this relation when they show any inclination to re
turn "
Jewish Christians had no proper cause to murmur at the reception of
the gentiles into the Sock, nor Pharisees at the reception of the sinners
Such a conception of brotherhood is firmly rooted in our relation with
the Father His love is what enables us. selfish and sinful men that we
are. to find the seerrt of loving one another
See the picture of the angry, scornful brother pomUng his fiager
and saying. Thu. thy inn " Against this rensirmis tone came the
words. Thu, thy brother " [loos this not rebuke us aO*
PRAYER
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TOTAL LIABILITIES
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
Capital*
Surplus
Undivided profits
Reserves (and retirement account for preferred capital)
TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
$2,155,236.28
$ 100,000.00
80,000.00
22,683.88
10.000 00
$ 212.683.88
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rHOUtsHT FUR THE DAY
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS $2,367,920 16
•This bank's capital consists of: Common stock with total oar value of
$100,000 00.
MEMORANDA
Assets pledged or assigned to secure liabilities
and for other purposes | 415,000 00
I, Harry Y. McSween, Cashier, of the above-named bank, do solemnly
swear that the above statement is true, and that R fully and correctly
represents the true state of the several matters herein contained and act
forth, to the best of my knowledge and belief
HARRY Y. McSWEEN
Correct—Attest: T H Copeland. J Lriand Young. R P Hamer. [M
rectors
stale of Smith Carwliaa. County of Laurens, as.
Swum le and suhaenbod before me this 7th day el July. IMS and
I hereby certify that I am net an officer or director af ttdo bank
* MARGARET HOLLAND. Notan Pwbbc
My cemnuaami rspires At Will of
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July Livestock Notes
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1*c ft* m Sat tag* Area—U Semi A anna Dv
Starts Monday, July 14, For 3 Days
a *
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ALHIM MARY tflOR
6 Remove ram Rom ewm—eoB me
desirable rams at sent lamb pool
7 Treat sheep far internal pars
utos g If pmuMf. rotate pastures
for livestock 9 Provide shade oad
fresh water for efl live—rh M
Observe livestock far screw worms
and report al rosea to county agent
far idmuftcatioo. oad 'treat all
wounds with Smear Eg 339 or ath
er approved remedrts 11 Treat
livestock to control flies and other
livestock pcsU Cable type back
rubJers are pro\ tag successful on
horn flies
Hairyiag
1. Mow pastures frequently to
keep growth young and tender and
to control weeds and undesirable
plant*. 2 Destroy breeding places
of flies 3. As milk production falls
off. supplement pasture with hay or
silage and balanced grairf mixture.
4. Feed up to 2 pounds of grain
daily to growing stock to maintain
normal growth. 5. Keep milk or
cream sold for manufacturing pur
poses in cold well or spring water.
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layers I
puRets. and 4
toy mg mm!
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foul pm
toys Art Found
In Stolen Auto
TV'fOh. N C — TMo r
hops Rom Whmao Village
ton wove f ound l—srdhy sfWr May
drum and hnvwo orvma the stake
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toft n bit ten Village Thursday ad-
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look a car _
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The boys drove up la Ttyon.
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highway partslmm because they
appeared too young
The boys were turned over to
FBI Agent John Munn of Spoitan- j
burg
I \RI> OF TH VNK>
We are deeply grateful for the 1
thoughtfulness of our friends and
relatives during the illness and
death of our son. Your sympathy,
floral offerings and many other
kindnesses are sincerely appreciat
ed.
MR. & MRS. JAMES BURNETT
AND SON, TOMMY
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