Editor’s note: In the Wed., Feb. 18, 2015 edition of the Greenville Advocate, the headline read, “Start and Stripes lined streets of Greenville.” We apologize for the error and we’re happy to set the record straight.

American flags lined the streets of Greenville Monday in honor of President’s Day.

Members of The Camellia City Civitan Club were out and about early Monday morning prominantly displaying the flags.

“This is one of the important fundraisers for Civitan club,” said Civitan member Connie Coleman. “Displaying the flags throughout the community allows the club to award two scholarships each year, help build ramps for handicap individuals, support the Butler Co. activity center, as well as other worthy projects.”

The club displays the flags 10 times a year.  Participating businesses pay $35 for theannual flag contract which makes it possible.

Coleman said that The Camellia City Civitan Club would like to thank the following businesses for participating.

• First Presbyterian Church

• Marilyn’s Hair Designers & Tanning Salon

• YMCA

• The Snellgrove Agency • Dunklin & Daniels Funeral Home

• Max Oil Company & Shell Oil Gas Station

• Pioneer Electric Cooperative, Inc.

• City of Greenville

• Lee Electric, Inc.

• Walnut Street Church of Christ

•Boutwell Auto Sales, LLC

• McFerrin’s Jewelry • Greenville Body shop

• Joe Hudson’s Collision Center

• RE/MAX Camellia Realty

• Woodland Heights Methodist Church

• Poole & Poole Attorneys’ at Law

• Stuckey’s Barber and Style Shop

• Jordan’s Hilltop

• Community Neighbor Bank

• All Occasion Creations

• Hudson Funeral Services

• Sterling Oil Company

• Clay Hill Animal Clinic

• Greenville Cash & Carry

• Speed/Brior Auto Parts

• Greenville Pediatrics

• Butler County Land & Title Co.

• Super Foods

• First Realty of Greenville