The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, July 20, 1967, Image 2
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Clinton, S. C, Thursday, July 2#, 1967
4-H'er of the Week
By JOHN RIDLEY
*• Assistant County Agent
David Coggins, shown
dbove on a farm tractor, is
being checked by John Ridley
and Mr. Morrison of M & M
Tractor Co. while competing
in the Laurens County Tractor
Club annual tractor operators
contest. He was awarded a
trip to the state contest in
Clemson to be held on July 20.
Farm equipment dealers
provided equipment for the
contest. David, a rising soph
omore at Laurens High
School and a four-year 4-H
son of Mr. and Mrs. Brock
fnember, is the 15-year-old
Coggins of Route 1. Mount-
yille.
i The event was held June 29
Jit the Laurens County fair
grounds. Participants were
jjiven a written examination
on safety and maintenance,
then required to drive an ob
stacle course after carefully
Inspecting their tractors by a
Check list.
' Judging the contest was
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Margie Spivey, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Spivey,
has returned home after
spending two weeks with her
sister. Mrs. Bobbie Owens, in
Fountain Inn.
Susan Shouse, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Shouse,
is attending a cheerleaders’
camp at Newberry College,
Newberry.
Carter Wright has returned
to Georgia after spending two
weeks at home.
Mrs. Myrtle Crowe is in
Charleston with Mr. and Mrs.
Huelan Howard.
Jean Suber of Whitmire,
was a guest of Kay Chouse
Thursday night.
Mrs. Earje Johnson and
Mrs. Bessie Johnson were in
Greenwood one day last week.
Mrs. David Pitts, Jr., of
Clemson University, spent the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
D^yid Pitts, Sr.
Sallie Pitts of Atlanta, G$.>
was at home with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. David
Pitts, a few days last week.
Miss Martha Pitts, Mrs. Da
vid Pitts, Sr., and Catherine
Cobb were in Greenville last
Tuesday.
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Vacation and Camp Time
At THocnwell
Vacation at Thornwell is an^btfanta. He could hardly wait
interesting part of our pro*target back since this was his
gram. Friends, churches, ci&4$eond year to go.
cles and individuals have^*&o one was more excited
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made it possible for many ’than Janice Armstrqpg and
of our children to attend va^ Jfalph Odom as they boarded
ous camps. >2rjuis on June 26 to go to
‘Camp Skvuka, which la^vannah. Ga., and join the
abov- Tryon N C has peop,c in lhat Pre f y '
aoov. ir>on, jn. l ., nas necu at the i r - C amp at Hilton
very popular with our chiK*^ They have been so busy
dren. Seven of our boys and writing thank-you letters to
girls attended this camp and so niany people who were won-
had a marvelous time with derful to lh(im We think that
the other young people, enjoy- this is a won d e rful experience
’.ng the great out-of-doors, and j- or our youn |» people to know
all that goes along with a 0 j ber y oung people in different
happy vacation. These were j),. t . sby t e ries.
Rita Cooper, Nancv Bryson, Can’t you just see Bobby,
Cathy Ashe, Kathy LitUe, Jer- n ay and Taylor packing
ry Green, Raymond Conklin, to g 0 back ^ Moultrie, Ga.,
and Jody Still. f or j be ; r fj rg t ( r jp back home
Rand Reagan is a lucky to attend ^ «< Y >> Camp ^re
little boy. The owner of C amp w ^ b di e j r m any friends.
Mondamin is giving him a mus t no t forget the Bre-
summer of real fun and frolic. vard Music Camp at Brevard,
We consider this one of the ^ Wayne Hinton is there
best organized camps that we j or s j x weeks and i am gU re
have attended and it is good b j s ( a i en t i n p i a no will ba
for boys to be in a group mucb improved as he studies
where there is much competi- (here and he is a member of
tion and yet at the same time, SO me of the choral groups,
a lot of relaxation. Girls State in Columbia was
Victoria Conklin was sent atteaded by Sherry Taylor and
to Camp lllahee by her friends g oys state by Joe Daughtery.
in Greenville. This is a camp j a t er on j oe represented the
near Brevard, N. C.. situated Thornwell Key Club by an in
right on the top ol a mountain ter national convention in Wh-
and they have retained their gh uigton! D. C., and from
natural shrubs until the cab- diere j bey visited many points
ins, etc. are just about hid o{ interest
den from view. This camp This s€ , ems to be ^ hjgh .
rates high and they have a iig b(s 0 f t he camping and ex
staff which considers the in- periences. All of our children
dividual child and gives to bave ba d vacations with tiieir
each one lots ol love, security, re i a ti V es. friends, or Church
the possibilities ol each girl g roups except our four little
and a great understanding of babies and this time next
them ’ year we will be planning a
At the beginning of the sum- vacalion for ^em.
mer our six Camp Fire Girls, Vacation at Thornwell
as usual attended Camp means good times whether
Greenville at Cedar Mountain, at Thornwell enjoying the
N. C-, and came back with many activities here or board-
much enthusiasm alter a week j n g a bus dr train going else-
there. And, following that, 23 wbere
of our boys went to Scout
Camp at Ceasar’s Head. They
won many badges and proved FAT OVERWEIGHT
themselves to be good Scouts. Available to you without a
Our church camps are al- doctor’s prescription, our
ways beckoning for the young- product called Galaxon. You
folks to attend. To our Senior must lose ugly fat or your
High Fellowship we had Jer- mone y back. Galaxon is a tab-
ry Gr«„ Jim^ Ray Wright. ^ ^ TafTd ' SS
Hobby Ashe and Dan Dennis, longer. Galaxon costs $3.00
I hen came along Pioneer and is sold on this guarantee:
Camp and eleven Pioneers at- if not satisfied for any reason,
tended this camp and they re- just return the package to
ported a wonderful time in the y° ur druggist and get your
great out-of-doors. full money back. No questittns
A . . asked* (galaxon is sold with
As the train pulled out on this guarantee by Young's
June 11, it took Steve Carter Pharmacy, Clinlon. Mail Or-
to Camp Westminster n e a r ders filled J20-6p A24
“3. May you continue to
learn and have a successful
Air Force career.”
Cross Hdl Nows
MBS. HAROLD AUftTIM.
Car respondent
Haupfear Cited
For Excellent Service
A2c Roy G. Haupfear II, son
of Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Houp-
fear, Rt. 2, Clinton, is spend
ing a leave with his parents
before reporting for duty at
Kadena Air Force Base, Oki
nawa, for an assignment of
18 months.
Upon his recent departure
from Sheppard Air Force Base.
Texas, where he served as
flight leader of his squadron,
his parents received a letter
from his commander, Lt, Ga
ry W. Seelmeyer, stating that
Airman Haupfear “has dis
tinguished himself in a man
ner which is creditable to
both himself and the Air
Force,” and enclosed a letter
of appreciation he had writ
ten to Airman Haupfear. It
stated:
“1 I would like to express
my thanks to you for the fine
job you did for the 3753d Stu
dent Squadron as Flight Lead
er. I realize that this requir
ed considerable effort in addi
tion to your school work, and
your initiative is fully appre
ciated. Having served in this
position, you will start your
career with a better insight
into Air Force operations and
the responsibilities of leader
ship.
“2. You served as Flight
Leader for 49 technical school
students, directly supervising
teir training. Ycur efforts to
discipline these men had a
definite influence on the qual-
tiy of their training.
Mrs. C. R. Cunningham and
Miss Frances Cunningham left
Thursday to visit mK and
Mrs. Ray. Shubert at Davis-
ville, R. I. Mis Fauces will
return the first of the week
while her mother will remain
ofr a longer visit as Mrs. Shu
bert will undergo heart sur
gery Monday.
Mrs. Helen Hollingsworth
has been spending several
weeks with relatives at Orange
Park, Fla.
Jimmy Adair, Terry lusti,
Kathryn Mitchell and Dianne
Edmunds are attending Jun
ior Camp at Camp Fellow
ship this week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Cole
spent Sunday with their
daughter at Belton.
Mrs. Jim Hugh Austin, Sr.,
Miss Mackie Austin, Mr- and
Mrs. Jim Hugh Austin, Jr.
and little daughter of Ware
Shoals spent last Sunday with
relatives at Lake Murray.
Rev. W. F. Mitchell and
Farnklin Mitchell visited rel
atives at Edgmoor and Rock
Hill during the weekend and
attended a family reunion on
Sunday.
Ernie Austin spent last week
at ClemsoW with Mr. and
Mrs. Mackey ^forton.
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' REPORT OF CONDITION OF
Bank of Clinton
of Clinlon, in Ihe Stale of South Carolina
At The Close of Business on June 30, 1907
ASSETS
Cash, balances with other banks, and
^ cash items in process of collection 9680,617.05 < '
UnitecljStates Government 1 ; obligations,
direct and guaranteed 752,377.06
Obligations of States and political sub-
^ divisions * 505,274.82
Securities of Federal agencies and cor
porations not guaranteed,by U. S. .. 149,950.00
Other loans and discounts rJ 1,639,244.43
Bank premises, furniture .end fixtures,
and other assets represejrting bank
premises 82,813.70
Other assets i- ' 2,752.09
TOTAL ASSETS $3^13^29775
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There are a lot of
good cars you can get for *3400.
This is two of themt
If you don’t happen to need two cars, there**
only one thing that you need less. One cpr that
costs as much as two cars.
Unless you want to pay a lot of money for a lot
of horsepower that you’ll never use. There’s only
one state in the country where you can go faster
than a Volkswagen —Nevada.(No speed limit—
they’re big gamblers out there.)
The only extra horsepower you really need is
for all those power gadgets. Which you need to
drive a car that size. Which has to be that size to
hold all those horses.
All of which also makes the average car cost al
most as much to run as two Volkswagens. Consider
ing a VW gets about 27 miles to a gallon of gas
end about 40,000 miles to a set of tires.
But if you’re still not sold on the idea of two bugs
for the price of one beast, why not take advantage
of this special introductory offer; one Volkswagen,
for half the price of two.
LIABILITIES
Demand deposits of individuals, part
nerships, and corporations __ $2,092’,034.35
Time ami savings deposits of indivi
duals, partnerships and corporations 631,395.29
Deposits of U. S. Government 43,437.71
Deposits of.States and political suhdivi-
ions 627,695.15
Certified and officers’checks _ _ 6 769 20
TOTAL DEPOSITS ____ 3,401,331.70 ’
(a) Total demand deposits $2,619,936.41
(b) Total time and savings
deposits $ 781,395.29
Other liabilities 2,378.70
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TOTAL LIABILITIES $3,403,710.40
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
Common stock—total par value $ 100,000.00
No. shares authorized 10,000
No. shares outstanding 10,000
Surplus 200,000.00
Undivided profits 59,319,35
Reserve lor contingencies and other
capital reserves 50,000.00
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TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 409,319.35
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL
ACCOUNTS $"3,813,099.75
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; •Suggested retail price, $1639 each, east coast, p.o.e., local
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I, Harry Yr DTcSween, Cashier, of the above named
oank, do solemnly swear that this report of condition
is true and correct, to the best of my knowledge and
belief. HARRY Y. MeSWEEN
Correct—Attest: Robert P. Hamer, J. Iceland
Young, J. C. Thomas, Directors.
State of South Carolina County of Laurens, ss:
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 10th dayof
July, 1967, and I hereby certitfy that I am not an
officer or director of this bank.
S. MARGARET HOLLAND, Notary Public.
My commission expires at the will of the Governor.
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