The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-08-22
CHANGE IN SAVINGS BANK.
Mr.. P. F. Glider Resigns as BoOkkeep-
er.-Succeeded by Mr.. G. Leland
Summer.

Mr.. P. FAINT Glider has resigned his
position as book-keeper in the New
berry Savings bank to accept posi-
ton with the Southern Bell Telephone
and Telegraph company IL Charlotte.
Mr.. Glider has been a faithful, cour-
teous and efficient official of the bank,
and his many friends here, and the
hundreds of friends here of the bank,
regret to see him leave. He felt, how
ever, that the position which was ten
dered him in Charlotte offered better
chances of promotion in the business
world, and hence his resignation. Mr..
Glider had the entire confidence and
esteem of the officers Of the bank, who
share in the general regret Of the COM
munity in mis- departure.
Mr.. Glider left on Saturday night
for Savannah, where he will spend
about two weeks in the service of the
Southern Bell, after which he will go
to Charlotte to assume the duties of
his regular position.
Mr.. Glider will be succeeded at the
Savings bank by Mr.. G. Leland Sum-
mer, who for the past several years
has held a position with the Mollohon
cotton mill. An inquiry over the tele-
phone at the Office of the mill on Mon
day failed to elicit any information as
to Mr.. Summers successor-or any
other information except that the per-
son answering the phone was at the
Mollohon mill and that the Mollohon
mill was located in Newberry.
Following is MIR. P. FAINT elders
letter of resignation to the Newberry
Savings bank:
August Is, 1911.
To DR.. James Mcintosh, President, Mr..
Jos. E. Norwood, Cashier, and the
Board of Directors of the Newberry
Savings Bank:
beg herewith to tender to you my
resignation as book-keeper Of the
Newberry Savings Bank.
I take this step with great deal of
personal regret, because the uniform
kindness and consideration of those
above me in the affairs of the bank,
and of all it's officers, have made my
duties very pleasant, and I have form
ed an attachment for the institution
and it's officers which will be lasting.
My determination to sever my connec-
ton with the bank, expressed in this
letter of resignation, is the result SOLE
ly OF the offer of a position in another
ling of work which T believe it will be
to my advantage to accept.
want to express my sincere thanks
to the president and the cashier and
to all the officers and directors of the
bank for the help they have given me,
and to wish for the Newberry Savings
bank the very highest measure of sue
cess and prosperity.
Respectfully,
F. F. Glider.
At meeting of the board of direc-
tors of the Savings bank, at which Mr..
elders resignation was accepted and
Mr.. Summer elcted, the following res
olution was offered and unanimously
adopted: ;:
"Resolved, That the resignation of
Mr.. P. FAINT Glider as bookkeeper be
accepted.
"2. That The directors of this insti-
tuition desire to place on record their
sincere regret in Mr.. elders depar-
ture, and to assure him of the conf
dence and esteem in which he was
held by us. In severing our pleasant
relations with him We wish to express
our appreciation Of his services and to
extend to him our best wishes for his
success in the new line Of work he has
taken up
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