Employee Non Disclosure Agreement

                                                                    Exhibit 10.7

                       CONFIDENTIALITY/NON-DISCLOSURE AND
                           NON-SOLICITATION AGREEMENT
                                (Robert P. Hucks)

         This   Agreement   is entered   into as of this 21st day of December   (the
"Effective Date") between CNB Corporation and Conway National Bank (collectively
the "Bank") and Robert P. Hucks ("Hucks").

         1. In   consideration   of the   following   the   promises   and   agreements
described in the following   subparagraphs,   the receipt and sufficiency of which
Hucks   acknowledges,    the   parties   agree   to   the   terms   set   forth   in   this
Confidentiality/Non-Disclosure   and Non-Solicitation Agreement ("Confidentiality
Agreement" or the "Agreement").

                  a.   The   consideration   for   this   Confidentiality    Agreement
includes the   promises,   covenants   and cash   payments by the Bank to Hucks,   as
described in detail in the Settlement   Agreement entered by and between the Bank
and   Hucks,   among   others,   of   even   date,   the   terms   of   which   are   hereby
incorporated by reference (the "Settlement Agreement");

                  b.   Each   party   waives   any and all   rights   to   enforce   any
non-solicitation,    non-disclosure,    or   confidentiality   covenants   previously
executed by the parties   including   but not limited to (i)   Paragraph 9.2 of the
Dusenbury   and Hucks   Employment   Agreements;   (ii) any   Executive   Supplemental
Income Agreement executed by CNB and/or the Bank with Hucks,   Dusenbury or Smith
(collectively,   the "ESI   Agreements");   and (iii)   Paragraph 7.2 of the Phantom
Stock   Agreement   entered into between   Dusenbury and the Bank dated December 1,
1999, (the "Dusenbury Phantom Stock Agreement"), and the Phantom Stock Agreement
entered   into   between   Hucks and the Bank dated   December 1,   1999,(the   "Hucks
Phantom Stock Agreement").

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         2. Non-disclosure of Information.

                  a. The success of CNB   Corporation and Conway National Bank in
the banking industry depends upon the relationship which each has developed with
its customers, sources of referral and business connections. The Bank is able to
compete   effectively   in the   banking   industry   because   it has   developed   and
maintains a body of confidential and proprietary information. Hucks acknowledges
that in and as a result of his employment by the Bank, he obtained access to and
used confidential information of a special and unique nature and value.

                   b.   CNB   Corporation   and   the   Bank   acknowledge   that   Hucks
possesses   experience   and knowledge   which he has developed as a result of many
years working in the banking industry, and that Hucks is entitled to utilize his
experience   and   knowledge   in   earning   a   living   in the   banking   profession,
including working for a bank that competes with Conway National Bank.

                  c.   Hucks   further   acknowledges   that   in the   course   of his
employment,   he has become   privy to certain   "trade   secrets" as defined by the
South Carolina Trade Secrets Act, S.C. Code Ann. ss. 39-8-10,   et seq., that are
treated as confidential by CNB and the Conway National Bank (a "Trade Secret").

                  d.   Hucks   further   acknowledges   that   in the   course   of his
employment,    he   has   become   privy   to   certain   "confidential    information,"
"proprietary   information"   and   "private   information"   that would   qualify for
protection   under federal or state law and that are treated as   confidential   by
CNB and the Conway   National Bank (together with Trade Secrets being referred to
as "Confidential Information").



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                  e.   As   a    material    inducement    to   the   Bank   to   provide
consideration   described   above,   Hucks   covenants and agrees that, for a period
ending   December 31, 2008, he shall   maintain and not disclose all   Confidential
Information   and Trade Secrets which was maintained and treated as   confidential
by the Bank. In the discharge of this obligation for the aforesaid   term,   Hucks
shall not disclose any such   Confidential   Information or Trade Secret described
above to anyone not employed by the Bank.

                  f. In   addition,   and   without   limitation,   upon   any   remedy
provided herein,   Hucks agrees that the   Confidential   Information is considered
"trade secrets" under the South Carolina Trade Secrets Act, and that the Company
is entitled to avail itself of any and all remedies provided for by that Act for
any misappropriation, or any threatened misappropriation, of such information.

                  g.    Hucks    acknowledges    that    he   is    subject    to    the
confidentiality    requirements   regarding   non-public   customer   data   wh