Boles For Clob
Treasurers Given
Ten Hues for the club treas
urer — hapless victim of spring
elections — are featured in the
(current issue of Changing Times,
the Kiplinger Magazine.
An article in the magazine no
tes that the advice from a certi
fied public accountant who has
had “a good bit of experience
(more than he wanted) in strai
ghtening out the tangled ac
counts of amateurs." The rules
include:
—Record each transaction
when it happens, giving a com
plete description. Never delay
writing up a ledger, check book
or receipt stub.
—Deposit AUL, money received
in a checking account at regular
intervals.
—Write checks for AIX dis
bursements. Pr on umbered
checks aid in reconciling the bank
statement.
—Insist on bills and. 'or vouch
ers before making disbursements.
—Always have on hand a snail
book of detachable prenumbered
receipts with stubs or carbon co
pies; immediately write out a re
ceipt for cash received.
- -Retain and file toy year bills
and duplicate receipts or receipt
stubs.
—'Write down the explanation
for every transaction, no matte
how trivial or obvious it appears;
and write it down in all appro
priate places,
- -Reconcile the bank state
ment each month to catch errors
within 30 days.
—When In doubt, or when a
question arises about the books
or records, seek help at once
from an accountant or bookkeep
er.
—Don’t be satisfied if the
books “almost balance.” Keep
records so that every penny can
be accounted tor.
The Freettom Bond Drive is
your chance to do something tor
your country. Buy extra U. S.
Savings Bonds — tor America's
future and your own.
Km. Alumni
Of Gardner-Webb
Meet Thursday
BOILING SPRINGS — Gant
ner - Wet* College Alumni As*)
Ciation officials are making last
efforts to organize a dozen alum
ni chapters before the May 26
banquet set as their deadline.
Already 10 chapters have been
organized and are active: Thotn
asville, Spindale, Chase area,
Forest City, Boiling Springs,
Gastonia, Belmont, Shelby. Cher
ryvilie, and Western North Car
oHna, near Sylva.
The Boiling Springs chapter
will hold a second meeting to
night at 7:30 p. m. in the E, B.
Hamrick Auditorium. Officers for
this spearheading group are
Frank WaB, former procurement
officer at the College, president;
Mrs. Dorothy W. Hamrick, vice
president; Lars ford Jolley, pro
gram chairman: Mrs. Betty Ban
ning Jones, publicity chairman;
and Mrs. Marie Hamrick, secre
tary - treasurer.
Organizational meetings sche
duled prior to May 26 are Thurs
day, May 10, Kings Mountain,
and Tuesday, May 15, Lawndale.
A Cherokee County (S. C.)j
chapter organized in the fall of
1960 has tentatively planned to
meet during the summer months..
Another chapter is expected to be
organized in the Hickory-Newton-.
Maiden area in die near future.
President E. Eugene Poston
has urged alumni in the Boiling
Springs area to attend tonight's
meeting. Around 500 letters have
been mailed to alumni in the
area inviting them to attend this
important meeting.
*"We feel, of course, that those
living in and around the Boil
ing Springs Area farm the nucle
us of the College and should
lead out in this program,” Pos
tern said. That thinking was be
hind planning a second meeting
for this nucleus group.
By 1980, America will need an
estimated 51 nalHoci acres less
than the 458 rrvlhfon acres in
1959.
ON FURLOUGH - Pfc. Tex H
Sipes, son of Mr. and Mis. Joke
Sipes, is home on 28-day lease
f
and will report Jane 1st to Fort
Dix, New Jersey fee assignment;
in Munich, Germany.
LIONS CLUB
BROOM SALE
PROCEEDS TO THE LIONS CLUB FUND FOR THE BUND.
HOUSEHOLD BROOM.$1.50 ea.
INDUSTRIAL BROOMS.....$2.00 ea.
(S22.00 per dozen)
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Water Safety
Program Set
"Enjoy your water program
safety this summer, be Red Cross
trained” is theme of two water
sasfety courses to be offered here.
First course is limited to per
sons 18 years of age and older
and holders of Senior Life Sav
ing certificates. This course will
be led by a water safety instruc
tor named by the Kings Moun
tain Red Cross Chapter. It will
be a 12-15 hour course.
Second part of the program
will be a 15-hour course of in
struction led by regional Red
Cross personnel and will be of
fered to those who suocessfully
complete the first phase of the
water safety program.
Persons interested should con
tact W. Donald Crawford, tele
phone 739-3368, for information,
as a minimum number of appli
cants is required to schedule the
courses.
Gospel Sag
Here Smtday
Second Wesleyan Methodist
church will sponsor gospel sing
ing by three quartets on Sunday
afternoon beginning at 2 o’clock
Groups participating will be
the Ambassadors Quartet from
Mooresboro, the Melody Quartet
and the Wesleyaneers, both local
groups.
Rev. C. R. Good son, pastor of
the church, invited the commun
ity to participate.
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nada, on July 15, 1878.
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Refreshments will be sold at
Mountain Chapel AME Zion
church Saturday beginning at 2
o'clock, and will continue until
sold out. The public is cordially
invited. Sponsored by the Ladies
of the church.
The public is invited to a spe
cial Mother's Day program Sun
day night at 7:30 at Bynum s
Chapel AME Son church
Speaker for the program will
be the Rev. Mrs. Anthony. Prizes
will go to the oldest mother pre
sent with the largest family and
to the youngest mother present
with the largest family.
Mrs. Verlee Roberts and Mrs.
Thomas tine Moore are sponsors
of the program. _
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