Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I / ’SMsn O each of us, Christmas has a very special significance ... it may be a combination of things traditional and things spiritual. But, in our own heart, we celebrate the occasion in some way or another manifesting love for our fellowman. It is a predominating factor that is important to the real significance of the Christmas season. This is as it should be ... we are dependent one to another. During the year we are inclined to take for granted the friend ship and loyalty and courtesies of our fellowman. There is a tendency to accept these relationships at all (times, gratefully and humhly, but without proper recognition to their value. That’s why, at Christmastime, we traditionally send Season’s Best to each of you. We can, through these greetings, express in a small measure the true appreciation we have for the thoughtfulness of the wonderful people of this community. It is a privilege to serve you and .we pledge to strive continu ally to merit a continuation of your friendship and patronage. Yes, we are grateful for people like you... for a community such as ours. We ask for no greater! We value your loyalty, and id the tradition of Christmas we humbly express our greetings to the host of friends in this area. Merry Christmas to one and all. * ■it* Tfcc. Ifl/etuiefcful i rnaditiML • ©r- CHRIST ^ 7//’ s/s//. "///////& 4f* ,*** '//M i//' ,////////S//> 9J4 ••••a •*&&*** Vn: I'Wj /AAA, '7 W' s > Vsss/s/* r S'* * v S' '/////A '■■■:// ''v,,"'"'/.;. — . A. :t w '**•*.. r/ '/'jk The SOUTH CAROLINA NATIONAL BANK JOHN T. NORRIS, Vice President Gladys H. Carlton Adrian M. Summer, Jr. Ruth C. Price Joann Davenport J. L. KEITT, Asst. Cashier Thomas P. Buzhardt William D. Kibler William E. Dehihns Mary S. Salley Gay B. Davenport Betty Rae Long LEWIS SHEALY, Asst. Cashier Edwin T. Graham, Jr. Anna Monroe George Carl Trefsgar Garfield Harmon, Janitor