The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, January 14, 1965, Image 10

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\ , CUmUw, S. C^Tkaraday, January 14,/lHt U Friday night, Jan. 15. Tba tournament will be-held tor two week-ends. Jan. 15-54 and 30-31. Exchange Club Names New Officer* Exchange Clubs. From left, the officers are Harold Power, treasurer; Frank Harmon, secretary; P. W. Abner, vice- president; Leonard Bishop, president; and Mr. Reynolds.—Photo by Yarbor ough. The Clinton Exchange Club started the new year with the installation 6f of ficers at a meeting Monday evening. Installing officer was Kenneth K. Rey nolds, vice-president of South Carolina Bowling Leader- BUI ^ Nook Templeton High Game and High Series Jimmy Dean Rollers 182-526 192-517 229-506 Gholdie Simmons 206597 Cleude Hartline 211-546 Bugs Landrith 197546 J. D. Hanley 201529 Walter Heaton 180-528 Paul Foster 199524 Bobby Wooten 175514 C. Nelson 18551$ CUaten -Lydia Textile Joe Spillers Darrel Foster J. B. Vanderford George Brokenbrough James McElhannon Fred Smith Wayne Templeton Joe Spillers Frank Dan beck Doug Lollis Lanky Long Buck Hall Bill Fennel George Zuspann Wayne Templeton Pete Shaw Joe Foster Aching Back Kerry Riser Doug Gregory Richard Ross Lanky Long Delmar Lawson A1 Prather ' 228-639 233-608 221401 216-583 209582 205576 Barron Oshields Kit Carson Tom Cooper James McElhannon Claude Hartline Truman Owens Bowlers are reminded that the deadline for tournament entries 209540 186539 193536 185528 194-512 Mu. W. R. TTiomos Dies On Friday Mrs. Sallie Adams Thomas, 71. wife of W. R. Thomas, died early Friday morning at a Clinton hos pital following several years of declining health and an illness of two weeks. A native of Georgia, she had lived in Clinton for the past 38 years and was a member of Bailey Memorial Methodist Church. She was a daughter of the late Clacton and Elmira Beasley Adams. Surviving in addition to her husband are two daughters, Mrs. Mary Chaney and Mrs. Maggie Mason of Clinton; a fos ter son, Rickey Burroughs of the home; five half-brothers, John ‘McLendon of ML Vernon, Ga., Travis McLendon of Dav enport, Fla., Rommie McLen don of Winter Haven, Fla., J. E. and I. C. McLendon of Clin, ton; two half-sisters, Mrs.. Evelyn Sams of Clinton and Mrs. Leon Thomas of Joanna; and one granddaughter. Funeral services were con ducted Sunday at 2 p.m. at Bai ley Memorial Methodist Church by Rev. Thomas E. Miller, Rev. Jesse Stephens and Rev. Harold Hanley. Burial was in Rose- mont Cemetery. 215539 195531 195530 I 201555 215571 199554 195552 1995M 154541 REPORT OF CONDITION M. S. Bailey & Son, Bankers •f Clinton hi Hie State of South Carolina at the dose of 31, 1964 Cash, balances with other banks, and cash itepis In process of collection $ 1,514,092.00 United States Government obligations, direct and guaranteed ObUgatioas of States a*d political Other bonds, notes, and debentures (Including Mr 750,445.76 securities of Federal agencies and cor porations not guaranteed by U. S.) end discounts a.tM.ais ya 2,719,271.69 Bank premises owned $1-00, furniture and fixtures $1.00 1.1 4,058,240.42 Real estate owned other than bank prsmlsss Other assets 1 2.00 . 1.55 155J15J5 TOTAL ASSETS $1UB6,045J< Demand deposits of individuals, and corporations Time ami savings deposits of individuals. Deposits of United States Government (including postal savings) j.ijnMm 2,50,441.14 Deposits of States and political sabdtviskms Certified and officers’ checks, sic. TOTAL DEPOSITS 171JU.54 547,137.45 21,787.35 (a) Total demand deposits $ 7J5R15M7 (b) Total time and savings deposits $ 2425,44514 TOTAL LIABILITIES MS40495.C CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Capital: (a) Common stock total pm value . Undivided profits 4 800405.00 000.00000 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS $12480,043.94 Assets pledged or assigned to am after deduction of of 4 1,40,00040 4 71,01140 L G. L. Shnpoon, Cashier of the above-named eaudy swear that this report of condition is true a the best of mp kuewlodge and befiof. G. L. SIMPSON Correct—Attest: Robert M. Vance, James Von Hollen, W. C. hiswpv n. uonmaoUf unvccone Stale of South Carolina, County of Laurens, so: Swan to and subscribed before me this 11th day of January, 00, aid I hwsby certify that r am not att ofOoer-or difsctor of this bamk. JOHN L. MIMNAUGH, Notary Public My bmmisrion expires at the pleasure of tha^ ‘ - . * . ».... STARTS JANUARY 16th. * »»a * “ ■ '• 'j $ Men's CLINTON, a C. Open Your Charge .Account . You’re younger than springtime IN LIVELY CLASSICS 8.99 to 14.99 of softly ML Makl u ~ '• FMUL0WVMKS! SRCIALTORCHASES! s. c Maikdowns! Closeouts! GET OUT YOUR BARGAIN HUNTING SPECKS - BELIEVE US WHEN WE SAY YOU’D BETTER COME EARLY! KRAZIEST Special Kirchase! Ladies' All-Wool Slacks Reg. 5.99 — F^twy Cliw»Oot — AMorUd Color. m MyM JCaA^r. !\ Spotlight Special! ' ^ New CUroN DRESSES 5.00 Now Spring Easy Care Fabrics New Shipment Ladies' SWEATEI Just Received New Spring Colors ’N’ Styles CORDUROY ■ I LADIES’ 1 MILK GLASS SUM JIMS 1 BLOUSES LAMPS 147 1 88c 3.00 Now For '65 | Vmmmt ■ \ } Hobnail Styb BIG SELECTION! Ladies* Handbags Genuine Leather 6.00 j I LAMINATED Ladies’ Winter Co Warm Without Weight 1 Asst. Cobra—Rag. 24.99 V ROTS’ LADIES' THROW BLUE JEANS PANTIES COVERS — U3 25c 2.44 Protect Your Chain Broken Sixes Assorted Cobra HRE SCREEN SE $15.00 Mr * T» Ml 12.88 LADIES' WINTER HATS LOO CLEARANCE! All Fail Wollens ., One Group Now Marked Down To 14—Was 5.99 TREMENDOUS VALUE! Girls’ Winter Coats MM. W FUi. — M4 MEN’S SWEATERS 4.00 R«. AM Value — S-M-L BOYS' FALL I SPORT SHIRTS SUITINGS 1 1.00 ? 88c yd. 1 Cotton Flannel — 6-16 Bnifc Cobra | MEN’S Cotton Pants 1.50 Siu. 28 To 40 ANTIQUE Satin Drapes — SoMC. TO AM! Reg. 8.99 — Solid Colon Lined Draperies, 84-lnch FANTASTIC SAVINGS! COTTON BED QUILTS CsMaa Prints Full Bad Stas VALUE! THERMAL If Perfect Would Bo 849 Amort od Cobra — Uni Free Pre-Snmk — 72x90 VENETIAN BUNDS 147 DACRON NYLON SLIPS 2.00 Reg. 139 Value nip SPQjfr SHIRTS 97c Asst. Colors — S-M-L TUSSY Wind and Weather SMo Body. H0M Lotion ir LADIES’ FALL SUITS 7.00 REDUCED ONE GROUP Ladies’ Uniforms Discontinued Styles And'SUgkUy Soiled 197 ■ M | COOKERS 648 DRAPERY FABRICS 44c AiMrtod Prints KITCHEN TOWELS 3 for 87c T^rr Tr*. GROUP HAND TOWELS K 33c ; $$$' Sdd On first H - •v‘ V ^ * - ’ rPHnBw