The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, October 26, 1967, Image 9
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Snobbish Rebive
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Needs The Light
THK CLINTON CHRONICLE
Bj SALLY SHAW
’ DEAR SALLY: My hus
band's widowed' mother
seems headed for a marriage
With a construction foreman
Who is far below her social
tank. Her former husband
Was buite a prominent man
in our city, and if this new
romance of hers does bud in
to marriage, it will surely
hurt her social standing and
embarrass us all. Of course,
this new man of hers does
make good money and is
quite personable, but he’s al
so very rough in manner and
speech, and completely out of
her class. She seems alto
gether oblivious to this and
vert much in love with him.
Is mere anything at all we
can do to make her see the
light? CONCERNED.
DEAR CONCERNED: You
and those who think in the
Same snobbish way as you
are the ones who need a little
light! This is entirely your
mother-in-law’s business, and
her decision to make .. .so,
keep out of it!
DEAR SALLY: I’m a busi
nessman who recently hired
the 21-year-old son of a very
good friend of mine to work
in my office, but despite all
my efforts to give this boy
every consideration because
of my affection for his fath
er, he’s no good at all — in
efficient, lazy, and he even
takes time for lunch, and
goofing off whenever he feels
like it. How can I handle this
ticklish little problem with-
put hurting his father? BOSS
MAN.
DEAR BOSS MAN: Ex
plain frankly to your friend
what his son is doing, and if
he really is a friend worthy
of the name he’ll surely un
derstand you cannot be ex
pected to pay out a godo-sriN
should
;dear sally
By SALLY SHAW
right in the
charge him.
world to dlsH
DEAR SALLY: Five mont
ago I married a widower,
very fine man, and I would
the happiest woman in the
world except for his habit
always of referring to
former wife as “my wife.”
realize he was married to hei
for ten years, and very hai
pily, but after all she has
been dead for four y4ars anc
now I’m his wife. Don’t yc
think he should be more cor
siderate of my feelings anc
refer to her as “my former
wife”? MRS. X
DEAR MRS. X: I realize
this is a delicate little situa
tion to handle without giving
the impression that you arc
jealous of another woman’s
memory. But maybe, wher
ever he makes a reference of
this kind, you can remind him|
ever go gentty .that YOU arc
his wife. : .and If you persist
in this—without any show of
rancor—maybe in time he’ll
get the point.
DEAR SALLY:< I’m a girl|
of 15. I love my mother verj
much, and I love to talk wit
her, but the big trouble is that
whenever I tell her confiden-j
tial things that I think she
should keep to herself si
goes and discusses them witl
other people —my aunts and|
cousins and family friends-
and pretty soon everyone
knows everything about mj
personal business. Do yoi
think this is fair? BINNY.
DEAR BINNY: No. Have
little heart-to-heart talk withl
Mom, and let her know she if
jeopardizing a very sacrec
thing — her - daughter’s confi-
ary for nothing. He should Science and,trust, and that un-
have this out with his son, less she does something about
and if this doesn’t work, then this, you just cannot tell her
certainly you have every everything in the future.
REPORT OF CONDITION OF
Bank of Clintdn
of Clinton, in tb* State of Swwth Carolina
At The Close of Business on October 4, 1967
ASSETS : f
i Cawh, balances with other banks, and
cash items in process of collection $670,720,641
United States Government obligations ~~ 861,366.89|
Obligations of States and political sub
divisions - i 504,937.26|
Securities of Federal agencies and ebr*
porations — 149,950.00
Other loans and discounts —-—- 1»608,497.3£|
Bank premises, furniture and fixtures,i
and other assets representing bank
premises i : - 83,068.91
Other assets - 1,326.761
TOTAL ASSETS - p-- *3,869,867.80|
LIABILITIES
Demand deposits of individuals, part
nerships, and corporations ——$2,088,184.251
Time ami savings deposits of thdlvi-
* duals, partnerships and corporations;.... 635,620.2!:
.Deposits of U. S. Government , 47,295.501
Deposits of States and political subdivi-
’ ions 651,447.651
Certified and officers’ checks, etc. — 10,779.12|
TOTAL DEPOSITS 3,433,326.80
(a) Total demand • deposits $2,647,706.55
(b) Total time and savings ' •
deposits $ 785,620.25
I Other liabilities 1 — 2,514.881
TOTAL LIABILITIES $3,435,84L68|
^ CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
Common stock—total par value $ 100,000.0C|
No. shares authorized 10,000
No. shares outstanding 10,000
Surplus •_ ....... 200,000.0'
Undivided profits — 1 84,026.12|
Reserve tor contingencies and other »
capital reserves . T _. ’ 50,000.0(;|
TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS .7 434,026.121
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL "
ACCOUNTS $ 3,869,867.81
MEMORANDA
Average of total deposits for the 15
calendar days ending with call date $3,377,579.41|
Average of total loans for the 15
calendar days ending with call date .... 1,627,686.80|
I, Harry Y. McSween, Cashier, of the above name-
oank, do solemnly swear that this report of conditio:
is true and correct, to the best of mv knowledge anc|
belief. HARRY Y. McSWEEN
Correct—Attest: Robert P. Hamer, J. Lelandj
Young, J. C. Thomas, Directors.
State of South Carolina County of Laurens, ss:
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 18th day ofj
October, 1967, and I* hereby certify jfthat I am not anl
officer or director of this bank. '
S. MARGARET HOLLAND, Notary Public.
My commission expires January, 1970.
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