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TftE CLINTON CHRONICLE Clinton, S. C., Thursday, July 14, 1966 Using New Telephone Mrs. Lynn Cooper, Jr„ of 400 Chestnut Street, uses Clinton’s first touch tone telephone set re cently installed in her home. Southern Bell Mana ger D. H. Martin said Clinton is amonjr the first exchanges in South Carolina to have touch tone service. This is a completely new tvpe telephone that will he in use all over the nation in the future. —Yarborough Photo. Local Men Serve On Aircraft Carrier A ; rman Apprentice Furman Childress, USN. son of Mrs;' Martha Chidress of 703 Eli zabeth St., and Aviation Boat swain’s Mate Third Class Jer ry H. Jove, son of Mr. N and Mrs. C. H. Joye. RFD 1, Clin ton, are serving aboard the anti-submarine warfare sup port aircraft carrier USS Ran dolph in the Eastern Atlantic 1 . The,42,000 ton aircraft carr rier, flagship for Anti-Subma rine Warfare Group Four, will visit Northern European ports during breaks in its operating schedule. The Randolph .operating with other units of the fleet serves as the hub of the anti submarine group. Mrs. May Stone Gray Court — Mrs. May Madden Stone, 76, of the Barksdale community, died at 5:45 p.m. Saturday after an illness of two days. A native of Mountville in Laurens County, she lived in the Barksdarle community # MISS MAUDE RIDDLE T Surviving are two sisters, >av Court - Miss Maude Mrs. Minnie Rhodes and Mr, R. Riddle, 68, of the Warrior Nina £Anna<Jy Court; CiiwtvUrlnc* turn slstpr# Dr. David Neville To Teach Radiology . s]li , 1 . rs O, David Neville dr. o, Newberry, one of the 16 phy- nes(1ay> j u i y 6, In an Easley Edward* and Mrs. Ray Ad.m sicians who have completed nursing home after an illness of Gray Cour . residency at Mary Hitchcock 0 f on e year. r t .* Euneral services were con- Memorial Hospital at Han-' ? Native of Laur e^ CyOpty T^rsdayj^^-.^^m over. N. H., has accepted a dau g h ter of the late Petry Al- at mm s TSIPapsi * 4P-, ■ Unsightly Roadside View The above trash dump on the side of the high way is a common sight in Laurens County. It is dis graceful, says County Agent M. L. Outz. There are no rural community dumps and no specified areas for community residents to dump their trash. A great deal of the above is paper and cardboard box es which could be burned. At the County Agent’s Office we have plans for home incinerators. If anyone would like a free copy, please call the of fice. (Co. Ext. Office Photo) Chamber Directors ! Cross Hill News MRS. HAROl.n AUSTIN rnrrfspnnd^nl The Friendly Garden Club met Tuesday afternoon, July 5 with Mrs. A. J. Finley and most of her life, and was a daughter of the late James To Meet Tuesday H. and Gena W inn Madden. B oard 0 f Directors of cards, fdlders, dried flowers p 6 . '' I as a £ lprnb< ' r af H ! Rh " the Clinton Chamber of Com- and curios, collected during „ . . ‘ „ her recent visit there Surviving are two sons. Guy The hostesses, assisted by and Haro,d Stone of Gray Mrs. Simpson and Amelia Fin ley served a salad plate with dessert and iced tea. , ,, .. . , and Mrs. Marvin (Sara Alice) Miss Clara Belle Hill, who Weathers 0 f Fountain Inn: a is spending the summer at Cromer, J. O. Madden of Clin- Court: three daughters. Miss Eugenia Stone and Mrs. Frank (Louise) Faulk of Columbia. merce will meet next Tues day at the Mary Musgrove Hotel at 10 a.m., according to announcement by Claude A. Crocker, president. Mrs. Templeton Laurens — Mrs. Mary Mar- Mrs. Leonard C.abbert at the Lamp Vonablossee. Blowine ton; gPsndchildren and bn (Grandmother, Tempte.on home of the former with a large arrangement of red cannas. white gladioli and Queen Anne's lace. The president, Mrs. L. R. Adams presided. During the business session plans were announced for the annual Gar den Club picnic, this year to be held at Greenwood State Park. Mrs. Pinson led a most in spiring devotion, using as her subject “Time ”. Miss Zelle Crisp took the group on an imaginary trip to Hawaii, with a vivid des cription of the islands, illus- 69, of 13 Lee St., widow of Maxcy H. Templeton, died at her home Saturday at 9:45 Rock, N. C. has been home for ^ppp great-grandchildren. a few days Visit between Funeral services u/nro «r.n The living room was graced carnD sessions j runeral str\ices wire con • - • - camp scsslons - ducted Monday at 4 p. m. at Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hort- Highland Home Baptist 8 m a f ter an illness of sev en of Williamston and Tom- Church by Revs. Ed Hawk- era ^ mont h s - my Glenn of Townville were ins. G. W. Ailen and Grady * the recent guests of Mrs. John ciine. Burial was in the T. Stokes. church cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Brown grj and family have returned to their home at Lucedale. Miss, after visiting relatives here. Mrs. L. D. Hanna who has been visiting her daughter and family in Charleston for some time is at home again. Friends of Mr. Frank Lodge regret he is a patient at Self Memorial Hospital where he trating her talk with colored 15 un( Iei"gt>ing treatment. Mrs. G. N. King, Sr. has re- F1NAL SETTLEMENT turned home from a week’s Take notice that on the 25th tonia and Marion, N. C. Mr. day of August, 1966, I will visit with her sisters at Gas- render a final account of my and Mrs. G. N. King, Jr. and acts and doings as adminstra- daughters went for her Thurs- tor of the estate of Mary Ray day and enjoyed a trip into Copeland in the office of the the Blue Ridge and Smoky Judge of Probate of Laurens Mountains. County, at 10 o’dock a. m,. Mrs. C. B. Guess of Sum- and on the same day will ap- ter has been the recent guest ply for a final discharge from of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hill, my trust as adminstrator. She and Mrs. Hill spent sev- Recoanition At Any person indebted to said eral days in the mountains. 11 • • r estate is notified and required Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Lea- University Ot VJO. to make payment on or before man of WhiteviMe, N. C. and that date, and all persons hav- Miss Marie Leaman of Wash ing claims against said estate ington, D. C. are visiting their will present them on or be- sister, Miss Agnes Leaman. A native of Laurens County, a daughter of the late J. Frank and Theresa Finley Martin, she was a member of Lau- p fc Qj| es LowSOH rens First Methodist Church. . /n 1 Surviving are four sons, At rlomG On LgOVG Maxy, H. R. Wayne, Jack M. . TT _ , ^ and S. Frank Templeton of Pfc. Giles H. Lawson of the Laurens; six daughters, Mrs. 503rd Aviation Battalion, sta- p. F. Armfield Jr. of Newber- tioned in Germany, is spend- all services, ry, Mrs. Frank Lyons and j n g a leave with his family be- Mrs. Jimmy Hawkins of Lau- be transferred to Viet _ rens, Mrs. W. H. Power of Clinton, Mrs. Robert D. Hop- )cins of Columbus, Ga., and * s tbe son ^ rs ‘ Picnic Mrs. C. M. Thompson of Lawson . and ^ Miles Greenwood; four brothers, W. L awson > °f Bt- 2, Clinton. H., David M. and Robert R. Martin of Anderson and Frank Martin Jr. of Laurens; a sis ter, Mrs. Walter Corbitt of position as instructor in radi ology at the University of Virginia Hospitarl, Charlottes ville, Va. A 1951 graduate of Presby terian College in Clinton, Dr. Neville received the M.D. de gree from the Medical Col lege of South Carolina in 1961. He spent his internship at Teaching Hospitals of South Carolina MedicaT College, 1931-62. He is married to the former Miss Margaret Brown of Wal- terboro, who received the M. D. degree Irom the Medical College of S. C. in 1962 and interned at Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital, Hanover, N. H., in 1962-63. They have two children, David, two years, and Carroll, six months. Special Services At Church of Christ Over thirty workers from Donelson Church of Christ, Nashville, Tenn., will again assist the Clinton Church of Christ in their Vacation Bible School and meetings. They are using their vacations and paying their own expenses to do this work, it was stated. Regular Sunday morning services wi?l be held July 17, with a congregational singing at 3:00 p.m. Sunday night wor ship service will be at 7:00 o’clock. July 18 through 22 from 9:30 until 11:30 a.m., Bible school will be held for aH ages. Each evening at 7:30. Lewis Carnahan, an elder of the Donelson Church of Christ, will preach. U. A. Hall is the local min ister. The public is invited to Warrior Creek Baptist len and SaHey Garner Riddle, Church by ^ eV- f 10 ^ I ^' 1 ' she was a member of Warriori|l ams ' B\ir al Creek Baptist Church. ^ Ichurch cemetery. ANNOUNCEMENT We are pleased to annourtce the association dt MR. ROBERT BEN JESTER ■ ’ _ * 306 Laurens Street — Joanna i with our company where he will serve in the .new and used car sales department. Mr. Jester has beep with Joanna Mills for a pum- ber of years and s well known, in this area, His reputaton for hortesty, courtesy, and fair dealings qualifies him for a place in our sales organization. Mr. Jester invites all his friends to look him up here when they are interested in good transporta tion in any price range. • ’•>’ 1 • c -. 0 W « * 400 W. Main Sf. ~ *•; =1 *»- ~ ~ ^ * Dial 833 Randy Oft Gets CARD OF THANKS I would like to express my Laurens and 35 grandchildren, thanks to all who were so Funeral services were con- Kind and thoughtful to me ducted at the First Methodist while I was a patient at the Church at 11 a.m. Monday by Veterans Hospital. Your Rev. T. C. Shuler, Rev. Roy cards, gifts, flowers and Stockman and Rev. John Whit- many other kindnesses were ner. Burial was in Laurens deeply appreciated. City Cemetery. — L. H. Bagwell, Sr. fore said date, duly proven or be forever barred. I. Bluford Copeland, Administrator June 30, 1966 4c-J28 IF YOU DON’T READ THE CHRONICLE YOU DON’T GET THE NEWS PHONE 833-0541 Mrs. Wreathea Fagan and Jackie Fagan visited relatives in Greenville and Columbia several days last week. Mr. and Mrs. Mackey Hort on of Clemson and Mr. and Mrs. Billy Horton and little sqn of Columbia were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. E: R. Austin. Ernie Austin is visiting Mrs. P. M. Horton at CHemson. Randy Ott, son of Mr. and Mrs. Furman E. Ott of Lau rens, and grandson of Mrs. Lila C. Stewart of Clinton, re ceived a certificate of recog nition given to the second year student exhibiting outstand ing scholarship and profes sional attitude at the Univer sity of Georgia School of Vet erinary Medicine. The award was given by the REPORT OF CONDITION, OF M. S. Bailey & Son, Bankers of Clinton, S. C„ in the State of South Carolina . , At the Close of Business on June 30, 1966 Assets Cash balances with other banks, and cash items in process of collection $ 2,476,841.71 United States Government obligations, direct and guaranteed Obligations of States and political subdivisions 1,937,793.53 2,580,929.96 Phi Zeta honorary fraternity Se( ; uri t es of Federal agencies and corpora- during the honors day pro- tions not guaranteed by U. S T 1,999,898.59 gram of the Georgia junior Other securities 2,000.00 chapter of the American Vet- 9* ber oans and discounts 5,042,625.24 Your mOAMRi ( f?lP.oJ n P Program 344,883.35 1.00 ..$14,384,973.38 Today - Fri. - Sat. - July 14-16 BIG DOUBLE FEATURE All NEW HIGH ADVENTUR -d MK IWHCYv HENRY KC omoOPOTASHU InnzHN HUD THP ■ fimn VAUEyotlJlJLLi . ranavtsionV* usiman boum Thur. - Fri. - Features — 4:37 - 7:54 Sat. — 1:10, 4:27, 7:44 erinary Medical Association Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and on May 23. other assets representing bank premises .... Randy served as co-editor R® a ^ estate owned other than bank premises of the veterinary school news letter, Intra - Vet, last year TOTAL ASSETS and was recently elected vice- ’ president of the rising junior LIABILITIES \ dass. Demand deposits of individuals,’ partnerships, and corporations $ 8,439,421.62 Time and savings deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations 2,810,679.66 Deposits of United States Government 715,565.51 Deposits of States and political subdivisions 799,565.91 Certified and officers’ checks, etc. 15,123 59 TOTAL DEPOSITS $12,780,356.29 (a) Total demand deposits $ 9,703,532.63 (b) Total time and savings deposits $ 3,076,823.66 Other liabilities ©1966 American International Picture* Thur. - Fri. — 3:00, 6:17, 9:34 Sat. — 2:50, 6:07, 9:24 Mon. - Tues. - Wed. - July 18-20 MG-II 3,086.92 TOTAL LIABILITIES CAPITAL ACCOUNTS (c) Common stock—total par value No shares authorized—5,000 No. shares outstanding—5 000 Surplus Undivided profits * $12,783,443.21 $ 500,000.00 500,000.00 601,530.17 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL . ACCOUNTS $ 1,601,530.17 $14,384,973.33 Leesville Church Schedules Revival Rev. Joseph Flood, pastor i A MEMORANDA of the John’s Island and West t°t a l deposits for the 15 calendar Ashley Southern Methodist . days endin « with call date $12,774,113.43 Churches, will be the guest Average of total loans for the 15 calendar speaker at revival services l. days end ‘ n 8 with call date 5,104,192.97 which will be held at the Lees- B 0808 88 shown in item 7 of “Assets” are v i 11 e Southern Methodist . after deduction of valuation reserves of 82,229.10 Church July 17-24, located d am * 8 Yon Hollen, Vice-Pres. of the above-narried bank, just off the old Laurens- 1 d° solemnly swear that this report of condition is true Clinton road. The church ser-: pnd corr “ c t to the best of my knowledge and belief. , vices wHl begin nightly at-.- > JAMES VON HOLLEN. 8:00 o’clock, with Rev. Le- Correct—Attest: W. C. Neely, Robert M. Vance, George H. grand Adams, pastor as song . Cpmelson, Directors. leader. State of South Carolina, County of Laurens, ss: The annual homecoming _ Sworn to and subscribed before me this 13th day of July, will be held on Sunday, July 1906, and I hereby certify that I am not an officer of this 24. The goal is 110 for Sunday bank. School and 125 for the wor- JOHN L. MIMNAUGH, Notary Public ship service. My commission expires at the pleasure of the Governor. ,,, i nrr - rn ~r’ Statement Of Condition 4rL-.:*£ Saving Clinton, S. C. 1 AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS JUNE 30, 1966 ■ ■ » 1 ■» - ~ i .Ll. . /’YtJtJUCi.40...: t!.urt -.vi s. First Mortgage Loans $7,620,424.06 All Other Loans 58,270.22 ; Investments and Securities 532,893.75 Cash on hand and in Banks 288,316.06 Fixed assets — Less depreciation 101,631.09 Deferred charges and other assets 53,384.66 ; Total $8,654,919.84 LIABILITIES rl v. •/>;•*» -if- f. - Savings accounts $7,582,045.76 { Advances from F. H. L. Bank ifONE *’ "3 tut > 1 ■* ^ rr- ■« - - *•- ' General Reserves $755,121.45 Surplus 126,992.32 ***►*>.in*,..r,i•. Total .. 882,113.77 1 ii ■ I It.fcne CURRENT DIVIDEND RATE ON PER ANNUM YOUR SAVINGS Compounded Semi - Annugfty irf* CITIZENS FEDERAL Savings and Uait ' ” i Htw fi'r r Association 220 West Main ^trjtet CLINTON# S