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TUX CLINTON CHBON1CLB
Cub Scouts Enter
'Olympics' May 25
Clinton’s Cub Scout Pack 21
points toward its “Cub Scout
Olympics” later-this month af
ter being entertained on April
23 at the annual father-son ban
quet staged by the sponsoring
Clinton Lions Club.
Ninety presons, including 30
scouts, attended the banquet
presided over by Lion President
Don Creighton. Cubmaster
John Daniluk headed the Cub
Scout. program during which
Mac McCrosky, scout executive
for the Laurens District, pre
sented the new pack charter to
the Lions Club.
Betty Mae Baldwin „ T1 * 1 f“ b “°“ l ? ^ <i««>r.ted
7 i w , || e- e « the tables for the banquet and
Named Vardeii dcnoiar eaeh d * n provided a display on
Betty Mae Baldwin is one of Clinton based on the theme,
the nine incoming freshmen at “Your Home Town.”
St. Andrews Presbyterian CoL Athletics will get the spot-
lege, Laurinburg, N. C., who light at the next meeting on
have recently been chosen as re
cipients of Vardell scholarships,
the highest honor scholarships
May 25, when the scout group
assembles on Presbyterian Col
lege’s Johnson Field for the
offered by the college. Hie “Cub Scout Olympics.” Ribbons
awards are based on the stu- await the winners in a variety _
dents’ high school records char- of track and field events, and
acter, personality, scores on the awards will be presented at this
college board examination, and time for advance in rank,
the results of personal interviews Pjlck 2 i is now composed of
with college officials. 40 scouts, organized into six
A senior at Clinton High School, dens bedded by two den moth-
Betty Mae has served this year era each. Cubmaster Daniluk
as co-editor of the school year- said other boys between the
book and a member of the Na- ages of 8 and 10V* are welcome ~
tional Honor Society. She was to join.
also elected “Student of the He also has announced a new
Month” for April and “Moat phase introduced into the Qin-
Likely to Succeed.” ton Cub Scout movement. For
Betty Mae, the daughter of the first time, the scouting
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Baldwin, is tivity will be continued through
Car Flips During Chase
This car, driven by Bobby M. Tucker, 108 Buice
St, overturned about 7:30 a. m., Saturday, while being
chased by a highway patrolman. Patrolman Billy Fos
ter spotted the fast-moving car near the business sec
tion, moved out W. Main and turned into N. Sloan St.
The chase continued through the Clinton MiU village
and out N. Sloan, where it overturned as it hit rough
terrain. Tucker was charged with driving without a
license, failing to stop for police, failing to register ve
hicle, having improper tags, driving an uninsured ve
hicle, and reckless driving. Tried in city court, he was
fined $360 or 180 days. He was still in jail yesterday.
—Photo by Paul Quinton^
Crass Hi News
MBS. HAROLD AUSTIN.
Dr. Potte Publishes
Paper on Colvin's Music
In search of first-hand infor-
mation on John Calvin’s musical
tastes, Dr. Edouard Patte, pro-
The Cross Hl11 MountviDe PTA f eagor emeritus at Presbyterian
a member of the First Presby- the summer months. It will be w m meet Thursday May 0th at College, spent several weeks in
terian Church, where she on a limited basis, one night
been pianist for the senior de- each month, enough to sustain . “
partment and a member of the the interest an enthusiasm of nouse WUI ^ neia
Senior High Council. the boys.
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7:3 O.pm. at the school and open Geneva, Switzerland, on a sab
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A girls’ chorus under the di- ed t ited "^scripts and Geneva
rection of Mrs. Leroy Burns will crt *. arch ,*• , ,
be an interesting feature of the h The 1 r l s ‘! ta of Jong »tudy
meeting. Mrs. Fuller Motes’ ^ b "
4th graders will have science ll *| Jed April issue °f ‘‘Cho-
projects on exhibition. OrgBn Guide , official
Mr Mm -• journal of the American Acad-
Mr. and Mrs.,Raymond M<s e my of Organ.
Kittrick.of Norfolk, Va., have
Mr and Mrs. Leroy Gregory thority to his writings, and
of Thomas ton, Ga., are this throws new light on the nhtiAvo
7*? S wSl e fV f Mr *** M " phy ot Jobn Calvin regarding
J. A. W niter ora. ehnroh ohnral
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Boyce
Jr., and children of Whitmire
weer Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. H. K. Boyce Sr.
Mrs. C. R. Howard is a patient
church choral music’
Shields Wins Note
For Businescs Idea
William M.
at Self Memorial Hospital, where photographer
she is undergoing treatment. H parapoer,
Shields, Clinton
noted in
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her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
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Mrs. Alice Mansfield of
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REPOST OF CONDITION
M. S. Bailey & Son, Bankers
af Clinton in the State sf Sente Carolina at tea close of
an April 2t, INS
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Cash, balances with other banks, and cash Romy in
process of collection
United States Government obligations,
direct and guaranteed
Obligations of States and political subdivisions
Other bonds, notes, and debentures (including $1,-
250,268.50 securities of Federal agencies cor
porations not guaranteed by U. S.) 1
Loans and discounts -
Bank premises owned $1.00, furniture and
fixtures $1.00
$ 1,350,138.06
. 1,354,801.68
. 2,629,416.83
Real estate owned other than premises
Other assets
TOTAL ASSETS
Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships,
and corporations .
Time and savings deposits of individuals,
partnerships and corporations
Deposits of United States Government
(including postal savings)
Deposits of States and political subdivisions
Certified and officers’ checks ...
TOTAL DEPOSITS
- 1,252,268.50
4,156.102.76
S.00
1.00
88,509.41
$10,830^30.24
6,065,892.10
2,645,111.59
136418.19
410,944.49
9,908.58
(a) Total dsmand deposits
(b) Total time and savings deposits
Other liabilities
$6,478,358.37
$2,808,711.59
TOTAL UABILmES
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
Capital: (a) Common stock total par value
Surplus
Undivided profits
TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
33,287.63
$ 9,320,827.59
4 500.0N.00
. soo.on uo
.: 5n,008.65
4 1,509,992.06
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS $10,830,220 24
MEMORANDA
Assets pledged or assigned to secure and
for other purpoaes (including notes and bills re
discounted end securities said with egreemsat to
repurchase
deductkm of
$ l,4M,0M.n
4 71,011.38
Loans shown above are
valuation reserves of
I. G. L. Simpson, Cashier of tee above-named bank, do eeL
emnly swear diet this report of condition is true and correct to
the best of my .knowledge and belief.
G. L. SIMPSON
Correct-Attest: Robert M. Vance, Jamas Von HoUen, W. C.
Neely, George H. Cornsisoo, Directors. —'
State of South Carolina, County of Laurens, as:
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 8rd day of May,
1866, and I hereby certify teat 1 am net an officer or director of
this h* 1 *
JOHN L. MIMNAt/GH, Notary Pdfattc
My commission expires at tbs pleasure of tee
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SEE BELK’S STYLE SHOW AT THE MISS CLINTON PAGEANT
Saturday, 8:00 P. M. — Bdk Auditorium
Baft’a WUI
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am, Jane TrammeU, Gail Wilkes, Henry McGee, Joe McGee Jee
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