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SUNDAY, MARCH 23, 1952.
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- MACHINES GIVE SAFETY, ACCURACY, SPEED
The local Citizens & Southern National
Bank has recently completed installation
of a battery of modern business machines
that speed up the time consumed in mak
ing deposits, at the same time providing
more safety, accuracy and convenience.
Citizens And Southern Nafional
Bank Installs Modern Machines
A battery of modern, new busi
ness machines has been installed
at teller's windows at the local
Citizens & Southern National
Bank, designed to improve and
speed up the method of handling
checking account deposits. :
Because of the machines, there
will be less standing in line for
customers of the bank, the new
method is more convenient, ac
curate and safe, officials of the
bank point out.
In the matter of safety it is
pointed out the total amount of the
deposit is mechanigally printed on
an official deposit receipt. This
receipt is the bank’s confirmation
that your deposit has been received
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Shown above is a scene in the bank show
ing the tellers at work, the gray machines
to the left of each. Details of how the
machines operate and the advantages
they provide are given in the accompany
ing story.
It is an exact duplicate of the
bank’s record, it is non-negotiable
and it affords protection against
alteration.
It is accurate because the am
ount of the deposit is registered
mechanically and provides the
depositor and the bank with id
entical records, all in one opera
tion. There are no hand-witten
records. At the same time the
machine also validates the deposit
slip, with the identical numbers
and amounts as shown on the re
ceipt. The depositor can get as
many validated gopies of the de
posit slip as required.
Bank officials also said the re-
ceipt is identified by number only
unless the depositor wiches to put
his or her name on the receipt. No
one else can obtain information
about a deposit. And no one, mak
ing a deposit for another, can get
information about previous de
posits as was true with the pass
book method.
If the repositor has been using
duplicate deposit slips as receipts,
it will no longer be necessary to
prepare the extra slip, thus saving
time. A
The customer will continue to
make out deposit slips just as al
ways. He need not change his
customary methods in any way.
The only change is in the furnish
ing of this official receipt.
The machines print on the de
posit receipt the date, the bank’s
name, teller’s identification, trans
action number, deposit- and am
ount of deposit.
BIRTAIN GETS U. S.
IMMIGRANTS
LONDON (AP) — During the
first nine months of 1951, 6,532
U. S. citizens immigratde to the
United Kingdom, an increase of
57 per cent over the previous
Iyear, the Board of Trade journal
} reported.
~ Emigration from Britain to the
'U. S. was 14,471, an increase of
i 43 per cent.
. The oldest harmess race in the
world is the Transylvania, a trot
ting stake that has been raced
annually at Lexington Ky. since
1889.
. During the 1948 baseball season
the Cleveland Indians drew 1,240,~
891 fans to ®? " ~ht games for an
average of 47,720. ;
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THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GECRGIA
Ronnie Akin Chosen By CAP
For Cadef Exchange Program
Ronnie Akin, 18 year old son of
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Akin of
Lexington Road, Athens, has been
chosen by the Athens Squadron of
Civil Air Patrol to enter national
competition for the opportunity to
visit one or more foreign cuntries.
The national competition will be
held this summer,
A tenth grade student at Win
terville High School, Ronnie has
been interested in flying and air
planes most of his life. His mother
reports that Ronnie was one of the
first members of the Civil Air Pa
trol here in Athens and that. he
FUNERAL NOTICE
(COLORED)
BULLOCK, MR. DAVY~—the hus
band of Mrs. Lizzie Bullock,
passed away at the residence,
480 West Rockspring Street,
March 20th. Funeral will be an
nounced iater., McWhorter Fun
eral Home.
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Mr. J. P.
Howard wish to express their pro
found gratitude to their many
friends who extended sympathy to
them during their recent bereave~
ment, and especially for the use
of their cars, and the Mutual Fun
eral Home for their most efficient
service.
: THE HOWARD FAMILY.
CARD OF THANKS
We sincerely thank our nrany
friends’ kindness and warm
thoughts of us during the death of
our husband, father and brother,
T, Tharlie Johnson, We wish to
thank the Mutual Funeral Home
iur the untiring courstesy and ser
vice. May God’s blessings forever
go with you in years to come.
WIFE AND CHILDREN,
SISTERS.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our many
friends and neighbors for their
kindness and sympathetic services
shown during recent death of wife
and mtoher, Mrs, Anna L. Smith.
Also for the cards, telegrams, flo
rals, and the use of cars. Espec
ially da we thank the McWhorter
Funeral Home for their efficient
services.
Mr. Herman (R. L.) Smith,
husband. i
Mr. Bennie Lannier, son. -
IN MEMORIAM
In loving memory of our dear
mother who left us three years
ago, March 22, 1949.
‘What peaceful hours we once en
| joyed,
How sweet their memories still,
‘But they have left and aching
voice
‘The world can never fill,
| $ Daughters— .
- LILLIE HUNTER.
VANGIE SMITH.
ARLENE WOODS.
ANNA FLINT.
ADELL SMITH.
has been working at one of the
local airports since last July.
Future plans for the young avi
ation enthusiast, call for airplanes
and more airplanes. He is plan
ning to join the United States Air
Force as soon as he is through
with his education. According to
his parents, Ronnie will take his
solo flight in the very near future.
He has been reported by co-work
ers at the airport as already be
ing able to take apart any airplane
and put it back together,
Mr. and Mrs. Aikin are thrilled
with the opportunity that Ronnie
will have this summer to compete
in the Exchange program of Civil
Air Patrol but admit that it
“scares us sometimes.”
Selected for competition by the
Athens Squadron, Ronnie will be
competing with boys from all over
the United States for the oppor -
tunity 1o iravel abroad in the for
eign exchange program. From re
ports of cadets who have cngaged
in the program in the past the
trips to foreign countries are great
experiences and events to be en
joyed for years afterwards.
The Athens Squadron of CAP is
cooperating with the National
Civil Air Patrol, with a mass
meeting this afternoon at 3
o’clock. Boys and girls from the
ages of 13 to 18 who are interested
in CAP are urged to attend the
meeting with their parents,
The entire staff and many
members of the Athens Sqadron
*ls°° TRADE-IN
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ON YOUR RANGE
Regardless of Condition.
For one week only the Southern Gas Corp., will
give $75.00 trade-in value on a new Roper Gas
Range, ““America’s Finest Gas Range.” Come by
and see it on display now. "
260 N. Lumpkin Phone 4246
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CAP Contestant
will be on hand at the meeting
this afternoon to explain the pro
gram of cadet training and answer
questions,
All * interested parents and
young people are urged to attend
the meeting.
Gls HELP KIDS
TRIESTE, Free Territory (AP)
—Doughboys of the U, S. 351st
Infantry Regiment plan to spend
their spare time this summer
building a children’s playground,
It will be for displaced chil=
dren living at the Opicina Dis=
placed Persons Camp. The infan
trymen, who belong to the Trieste
Youth Association, wili do the
work and also chip in S2OO to
cover building costs.
WALTER R. THOMAS
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