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THE CHRONICLE, Clinton, S. C., May 8, 1969—3-A
Truth In Lending'
Conference Set Monday
The Clinton Chamber of Com
merce will assist local mer
chants who wish to attend the
“Truth in Lending” conference
which is scheduled for Green
ville Monday, May 12.
Chamber of Commerce Presi
dent George Cornelson said lo
cal merchants who wish to attend
the conference sponsored by the
Retail Council may call the local
Chamber of Commerce office
if they need assistance in ar
ranging transportation.
Cornelson said, “We believe
this conference may be extreme
ly important to many local mer
chants.”
The conference will be held at
the Jack Tarr Hotel, starting at
9:30 a.m., and will feature Vic
tor E. Pregeant, assistant vice
president of the Federal Reserve
Bank in Richmond, Va., and
Thomas C. Phillips, and attor
ney with Sears and Roebuck Co.
in Atlanta, Ga.
The conference will deal with
Regulation of the Truth in Lend
ing Law. The regulation goes into
effect July 1 and affects any in
dividual or organization that ex
tends or arranges credit for
which a finance charge is or may
be payable or is repayable in
more than four installments.
Violation of the regulation can
result in fines ranging from $100
up to $5,000 or imprisonment for
one year or combinations of fines
and imprisonment
City Police
Report 161
April Arrests
Clinton Police reported 161 ar
rests during the month of ApriL
Speeding and reckless driving
led the list with 65 arrests. Con
tributing to the number of speed
ing arrests was the fact that the
police have put into operation the
city’s new radar speed check
equipment.
There were 36 Jarrests for
drunkenness and 22 for disorder
ly conduct. Ten arests were
made for fighting.
Other charges included: carry
ing concealed weapons, 3; vio
lating liquor law, 6; operating
auto without driver’s license, 5;
damaging private or public
property, 3; trespassing, 2; petty
larceny, 2.
A total of 173 parking tickets
were given during the month.
Read the fine print on the
contract and you’ll know
why the friendly loan com
pany manager greets you
with a smile
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LOCAL CONFEDERATE VETER
ANS—In observance of Confederate
Memorial Day Saturday, The Chron
icle presents this picture of Confed
erate veterans from in and around
Clinton. The picture, owned by James
P. Sloan of Clinton, is believed to
have been taken around 1910 at a
Confederate veterans’ rally. The
man seated at left is not identified.
The others are, seated, left to rig-ht:
James P. Sloan, Pinckney (Pink)
Blakely, Frank Copeland, Dr. John
Young, Thomas Bailey, Wren Ander
son, James Pearson, James Dillard,
Joe Pinson, Edward Nash, Thomas
Dillard. William (Billy) Bell, Rev.
Harrison Fowler, John Smith Cun
ningham, William D. (Billy) Watts,
J. Wilson Blakely, J. Oliver Temple-
ton, Frank Bailey, Johnny Bell, Mar
tin L. Bullock, Samuel Philson, Mun
son Buford; standing left to right:
Quincy Adams, Dr. James (Jim) Wil-
1 i a m s, Adolphus (Doc) Copeland,
Robert O. Hairston, John Davis, Blu-
ford M.Henry, James (Peg Leg)
Simpson, David Copeland, Robert Z.
Wright, James W. (Ginger) Adair,
Ix)\vTides Ferguson, Thomas Duckett,
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LOCALS:
Mrs. Gary Sprouse and boys
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