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TTTyYTTn rt r r »r r r r r TrrrrrT'T'rTTtttttmttTTTm m v m T ty»I’fTTf r ytttt tr ttr t i tt> - y * f T T T ▼T T T " T T T T ' T T T T T T T T T T T 'T T T T r T T T T ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ T T T T T T T T T T T R E P O R T OF THE BANK COMMISSIONER OF A R K A N S A S 1967 W INTHROP ROCKEFELLER G overnor HARVEL C. ADAM S S tate Bank Com m issioner T T 1 FIFTY-THIRD REPORT OF THE BANK COMMISSIONER OF THE STATE OF ARKANSAS FOR THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1967 HARVEL C. ADAM S State Bank Com m issioner STATE OF ARKANSAS OFFICE OF STATE BANK DEPARTMENT July 1, 1967 To His Excellency Winthrop Rockefeller Governor of Arkansas Dear Governor: It is my pleasure to submit to you the Fifty-Third Annual Report of the State Bank Department for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1967, in compliance with the terms and provisions of Act 113 of 1913 (now found in Section 67-111, Arkansas Statutes of 1947). The report reflects the condition of the state chartered banks and trust companies and other factual data pertaining to the operation of the Department. I commend it to your careful consideration. Respectfully, H. C. Adams State Bank Commissioner Fifty-Third Report 3 LEGAL HOLIDAYS New Year’s D ay___________________________January 1. Robert E. Lee’s Birthday__________________ January 19. George Washington’s Birthday_____________ February 22. Memorial D ay____________________________ May 30. Independence D ay-------------------------------------July 4. Commemorating the end of World War I I ______________________August 14. Labor D ay_______________________________ First Monday in September. Veteran’s D ay____________________________ November 11. Thanksgiving D ay_________________________Any day made or designated by Act of Congress. Christmas D ay____________________________December 25. All Biennial Statewide Primary and General Election Days. A ll Bills of Exchange, Drafts or Promissory Notes, which shall be come payable on a legal holiday shall be payable on the day next suc ceeding such holiday. In case any legal holiday which falls on Sunday, die next succeeding Monday shall be a legal holiday in its stead. 4 State of Arkansas: Bank Department DEPARTMENTAL ROSTER Harvel C. A dam s____________________________ State Bank Commissioner Kenneth P. Sanders_____________________Assistant Bank Commissioner SENIOR BANK EXAMINERS R. C. Wilcox H. Wm. Oldham J. A. Welty F. C. Rayburn Olan B. Wages JUNIOR AND ASSISTANT EXAMINERS Dave Richards Jim S. Gowen Louis W. Elkins Tom L. Black Don R. Clark Dan A . McNeill CLERKS AND STENOGRAPHERS Marilyn Crossland Glenda Stahr Elizabeth Knestrict STATE BANKING BOARD James T. Karam, Chairman________________________________Little Rock Dan F. P ortis________________________________________________ Lepanto Jack W. R ich _________________________________________ West Memphis James C. H obgood________________________________________Arkadelphia Digby C. W est______________________________________________Berryville Kenneth P. Sanders, Secretary____________________________ Little Rock OFFICE Suite 236, National Old Line Building Telephone FRanklin 2-3161 Fifty-Third Report 5 COMMISSIONERS OF THE STATE BANK DEPARTMENT STATE OF ARKANSAS No. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. Name Date of Appointment Date Service Ended John M. D avis______October 6 ,1 9 1 3 ________ ...October 3,1918 A. J. R eap_________ October 3, 1918________ ...M arch 22, 1919 W. T. M axwell_____March 22, 1919_________... September 1, 1921 Charles M cK ee_____ September 1 ,1 9 2 1 _____ ...July 28, 1925 Loid Rainwater_____ July 28, 1925__________ ...February 8,1927 Walter E. Taylor____February 8, 1927_______ __January 10, 1933 Marion W asson_____ January 10, 1933_______ __January 12, 1937 Grover S. Jem igan__ January 1 2 ,1 9 3 7 _______ ...January 14, 1941 Thomas W. Leggett —January 1 4 ,1 9 4 1 _______ __February 1,1949 S. J. D ean__________ February 1 ,1 9 4 1 _______ ...Decem ber 31,1949 Ed I. McKinley, Jr. .—December 3 1 ,1 9 4 9 _____ ...March 14,1953 A. R. M erritt_______ March 14, 1953________ ....February 8, 1955 Dick Sim pson_______ February 8 ,1 9 5 5 _______ ... March 2,1967 H. C. Adam s_______ March 3, 1967_________ 6 State of Arkansas: Bank Department The following is a statement showing the receipts and disbursements of the State Bank Department from July 1, 1966 to June 30, 1967. RECEIPTS Cash balance with State Treasurer, June 30, 1966____________________ $108,155.09 Examination and Assessment F ees_____________________$153,158.63 Special Examination F e e s____________________________ 400.00 Charter and Amendment F ees_________________________ 5,870.00 Miscellaneous Fees __________________________________ 124.10 159,552.73 $267,707.82 DISBURSEMENTS Salaries: A dm inistrative--------------------------------------------------- $ Examining F o rc e _______________________________ Office F o rc e _______________________________ Maintenance ________________________________________ Travel E xpenses____________________________________ Contributions by Department to: Secial Security F u n d ------------------------------------------State Retirement System ------------------------------------Proportionate part of operation cost of Social Security and State RetirementSystem -------------------------------Charges by State Treasurer—Handling Fees: Thru June 30, 1967 _____________________________ 20,174.86 77,368.87 6,850.00 28,060.18 20,427.05 3,791.06 3,277.78 96.00 2,391.74 $162,437.54 Cash balance with State Treasurer June 30, 1967---------------------------- 105,270.28 $267,707.82 Fifty-Third Report 7 ARKANSAS BANKERS ASSOCIATION 1967 -1968 President________________ Edward M. Penick, President, Worthen Bank And Trust Company, Little Rock First Vice President_______William M. Campbell, President, First National Bank of Eastern Arkansas, Forrest City Second Vice President____ George R. Shankle, President, First National Bank, Camden Treasurer_______________ D. E. McCoy, Jr., President, Grant County Bank, Sheridan Executive Manager and Secretary_____ ___ ___ H. C. Carvill, 1027 Pyramid Building, Little Rock Assistant M anager_______ Gary Weir, 1027 Pyramid Building, Little Rock EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Graydon Com stock____________________________________ Siloam Springs Clyman Izard ____________________________________________ Van Buren F. B. M anatt_____________ Coming Eugene Sm ith---------------------------------------------------------------------- Jonesboro Jim Hum phries____________________1___________________________ Salem J. M. P ark ___________________________________________________ Cabot R. M. LaGrone, J r ._____________________________________________ Hope E. C. B enton________________________________________________Fordyce Norman K irkwood____________________________________________ Wilmot Thomas E. Hays, J r .____________________________________________ Hope COUNCILMAN-AT-LARGE Means W ilkinson__________________________________________ Greenwood John Ed Cham bers___________________________________________ Danville OFFICERS JUNIOR BANKERS SECTION ARKANSAS BANKERS ASSOCIATION President________________Charles D ixon ----------------------------------- Warren Vice President___________Ed Snyder------------------------------------- Paragould Secretary________________Barry Niswanger-------------------------- Little Rock Treasurer_______________ James Harris -------------------------------Fayetteville 8 State of Arkansas: Bank Department FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI DISTRICT NO. 8 Telephone Number GA 1-1700 Area Code 314 President______________________________ ______ Darryl R. Frances First Vice President____________________ ______ Dale M. Lewis Senior Vice President & Secretary_______ _______Howard H. Weigel Vice President_________________________ ______ Leonall C. Anderson Vice President_________________________ ______ Marvin L. Bennett Vice President_________________________ ----------Woodrow W. Gilmore Vice President_________________________ ______ Homer Jones Vice President_________________________ ______ Stephen Koptis Vice President_________________________ ______ Joseph C. Wotawa Vice President_________________________ ______ Orville O. Wyrick Vice President_________________________ _____ Gerald T. Dunne Chief Exam iner________________________ ______Wilbur T. Isbell LITTLE ROCK BRANCH FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF o n r TLOU15, /"Y rTT O \jM1550UR1 fT O C A T T D T 51. Telephone Number FR 2-5451 Area Code 501 Vice President & M anager_________________________ John R. Breen Cashier__________________________________________ John K. Ward Assistant Cashier_________________________________ Michael T. Moriarty Assistant Cashier_________________________________ John W. Druelinger FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION DISTRICT NO. 6 Suite 1010, First National Bank Building Memphis, Tennessee 38103 Telephone Number 534-3872 Area Code 901 Supervising Exam iner______________________________ Quinton Thompson Asst. Supervising Exam iner_________________________ James Thompson EXAMINERS FOR ARKANSAS Chas. R. Johnson_________________________________________Fayetteville Fred Caudle_____________________________________________ Pine Bluff William A. Sandlin________________ ____ ____________ _____ Jonesboro Fifty-Third Report COMPARATIVE ABSTRACT SHOWING THE CONDITION OF STATE BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES AS OF JUNE 30, 1967 AND JUNE 30, 1966 June 30, 1966 June 30, 1967 183 181 Increase Decrease Number of Banks RESOURCES: $ 185,569,655.77 $ Cash and due from banks___________________ $ 183,227,182.98 0 $ 2,342,472.79 186,800,162.03 189,139,644.44 U.S. Government obligations________________ 2,339,482.41 160,802,615.77 182,870,537.97 22,067,922.20 Other bonds & Securities___ ______________ 2,750,000.00 0 Federal funds sold_________________________ 2,750,000.00 541,711,892.54 599,813,633.21 58,101,740.67 Loans and discounts___________ ____________ 13,201,934.48 14,763,896.39 1,561,961.91 Banking house, furniture & fixtures__________ 905,501.56 1,163,395.95 257,894.39 Other real estate___________________________ 3,489,338.53 4,289,512.89 800,174.36 Other resources____________________________ . 1,178,017,803.83 1,092,481,100.68 85,536,703.15 0 TOTAL RESOURCES_____________________ LIABILITIES: 581,726,217.54 0 497,047,329.13 84,678,888.41 Demand deposits__ _________________________ 438,449,095.82 407,278,456.64 31,170,639.18 Savings and time deposits___________________ 10,500,557.63 0 7,042,636.30 3,457,921.33 U.S. Government deposits-__________________ 95,777,449.96 0 95,266,571.64 610,873.32 Public funds______________________________ 24,628,821.73 0 677,063.06 23,951,758.67 Deposits of banks ....................... 989,004,674.18 1,061,757,391.56 72,752,717.38 TOTAL DEPOSITS________________________ 9,522,789.73 10,735,245.54 1,212,455.81 Other liabilities____________________________ 998,527,463.91 TOTAL LIABILITIES_____________________ 1,072,492,637.10 73,965,173.19 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS: 25.102.575.00 27,933,200.00 2.830.625.00 Capital stock______________________________ 35.293.125.00 2.424.875.00 37,718,000.00 39,673,966.73 33,557,936.77 6,116,029.96 Undivided profits and reserves----------------------200,000.00 0 200,000.00 Capital notes....................... -.................................. 105,525,166.73 93,953,636.77 11,571,529.96 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS________________ TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS $1,178,017,803.83 $1,092,481,100.68 $85,536,703.15 AND LIABILITIES_______________________ vo o State of Arkansas: Bank Department COMPARATIVE ABSTRACT SHOWING THE CONDITION OF STATE AND NATIONAL BANKS OF ARKANSAS AS OF DECEMBER 31*. 1966-1962 1963 1962 *1966 1964 *1965 243 242 Number of Banks 250 246 245 RESOURCES: $ 385,122,000 $ 437,415,000 $ 382,298,000 Cash and due from banks______ $ 465,440,000 $ 453,589,000 373,968,000 368,124,000 350,473,000 U. S. Government obligations__ 359,504,000 391,718,000 221,306,000 260,640,000 282,569,000 Other bonds and securities_____ 361,911,000 307,305,000 851,716,000 744,420,000 1,087,925,000 966,020,000 Loans and discounts___________ 1,162,425,000 22,607,000 24,039,000 Fixed Assets ....... 27,030,000 ............ 35.342.000 35,390,000 3,706,000 4,301,000 7,186,000 Other resources _____________ 12.560.000 0 0 Federal funds sold____________ 0 0 0 6,500,000 $1,742,461,000 TOTAL RESOURCES................ $2,435,896,000 $1,899,876,000 $2,070,693,000 $2,243,713,000 LIABILITIES: Capital stock and debentures___ $ 58,543,000 $ 43,532,000 $ 41,369,000 $ 51,717,000 $ 48,202,000 Surplus.......................................... 59.342.000 54.997.000 65.673.000 79.196.000 71.410.000 54.558.000 49.949.000 Undivided profits and reserves_ 57.728.000 55.234.000 58.973.000 $ 146,315,000 Total Capital Account_________ $ 196,712,000 $ 157,432,000 $ 160,603,000 $ 178,361,000 $1,726,175,000 $1,582,261,000 D eposits________ $1,881,723,000 $2,046,227,000 2,213,566,000 13,885,000 16,179,000 Other Liabilities 17,367,000 20,831,000 19,125,000 Federal funds purchased 0 and money borrowed______ 0 0 0 4,787,000 $1,899,786,000 TOTAL LIABILITIES________ $2,435,896,000 $1,742,461,000 $2,243,713,000 $2,070,693,000 * National Banks Call Date December 20, 1963 December 28, 1962 • Loans & Discounts are Net of Valuation Reserves COMPARATIVE STATEMENT Number Banks Deposits Date 50,646,500 June 29,1935_____ 180 59,441,000 June 30, 1936 .....__178 June 30,1937______176 66,036,600 June 30, 1938_____ 171 66,771,000 73,397,300 June 30, 1939_____ 167 79,079,100 June 29,1940... .... 169 94,733,000 June 30,1941__ ___166 128,975,900 June 30, 1942__ __ 166 June 30,1943__ ___161 190,153,500 June 30, 1944__ ___161 226,832,800 302,720,500 June 30,1945__ ___163 June 29, 1946__ __ 169 355,193,200 June 30, 1947_____ 170 346,132,500 June 30, 1948______174 340,469,900 June 30,1949__ ..174 344,900,700 June 30,1950™ -176 354,288,100 358,571,300 June 30,1951______177 383,178,600 June 30, 1952______178 398,584,300 June 30, 1953__ ___177 411,324,600 June 30,1954__ ___178 June 30, 1955 . ___179 430,059,100 June 30,1956__ ___182 460,899,300 470,719,000 June 29, 1957_____ 183 503,671,700 June 30,1958______183 543,739,400 June 30,1959__ ___182 570,442,400 June 30, 1960__ ___182 June 30,1961___ ..181 612,166,700 678,287,800 June 30,1962... ___182 June 29,1963__ ___184 768,113,400 June 30,1964__ ___184 807,558,600 June 30, 1965 ....__181 873,276,600 June 30, 1966__ ___181 989,004,700 June 30,1967______183 1,061,757,391 SHOWING THE CONDITION OF STATE FOR PAST THIRTY-THREE YEARS Loans and Borrowed Discounts Money Cash 25,039,400 320,500 20,827,300 22,088,500 148,300 29,198,000 24,965,600 233,500 28,661,800 29,138,400 88,100 26,501,600 36,443,100 206,100 27,761,400 32,496,900 72,300 34,852,000 33,420,100 75,100 46,087,100 30,666,600 56,700 75,993,000 30,497,300 88,424,600 83,700 42,121,000 81,700 87,156,400 50,282,600 106,700 115,746,100 49,928,600 131,700 114,416,400 116,700 102,647,800 70,403,400 82,157,200 221,700 96,311,500 118,200 101,075,200 96,605,800 94,148,700 148,200 102,081,300 108,035,400 133,200 102,013,000 120,769,700 58,200 114,420,700 125,554,200 298,200 117,406,400 159,028,000 58,200 116,317,200 158,246,800 58,200 117,844,400 119,609,800 190,365,300 0 187,089,200 119,094,300 0 336,600 133,569,800 202,943,500 229,693,600 1,070,000 132,739,000 253,908,500 1,138,000 136,153,900 280,359,500 570,400 148,249,200 323,914,100 202,000 159,242,700 385,157,700 403,000 166,824,300 435,202,600 1,866,000 170,143,300 491,193,100 1,971,000 175,010,500 541,711,900 2,811,300 185,569,700 599,813,633 2,601,164 183,227,183 BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES U. S. Gov’t Capital Total Bonds Structure Resources 9,206,600 11,693,400 62,770,700 11,254,400 11,769,900 71,508,200 12,197,200 12,059,300 78,432,900 10,842,300 12,084,800 79,016,200 9,198,600 12,280,700 85,961,400 10,664,100 12,567,100 92,002,700 12,705,800 12,805,500 107,936,900 21,423,800 13,316,600 142,710,700 71,252,800 13,904,500 204,492,600 97,906,100 15,076,800 242,132,900 137,559,700 16,624,500 319,689,500 187,100,000 18,908,900 374,451,600 170,818,800 21,414,700 367,934,700 160,340,700 23,769,900 364,722,300 148,075,000 26,381,700 371,711,900 158,652,300 29,064,500 383,815,000 148,390,100 31,611,000 390,770,400 144,775,800 34,416,400 417,987,700 152,351,100 37,166,600 436,430,100 135,033,400 40,797,700 452,551,900 148,234,300 42,559,300 473,034,400 140,958,000 46,686,200 508,372,900 150,285,000 50,275,400 522,434,100 148,166,500 54,163,400 559,229,900 155,785,000 57,409,200 603,550,700 155,449,300 62,805,700 635,861,400 155,723,600 67,604,600 682,081,000 160,497,100 73,092,400 753,781,000 169,592,900 78,504,900 850,420,100 155,870,900 85,282,000 899,327,800 159,366,100 91,300,600 971,899,600 186,800,200 93,953,700 1,092,481,100 189,139,644 105,525,167 1,178,017,804 HI 1 B. CL I 12 State of Arkansas: Bank Department CONSOLIDATED REPORT OF INCOME AND DIVIDENDS OF STATE BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES FOR TWELVE MONTHS ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1966 INCOME: Interest and discounts on loans____________ $ 36,542,055.89 Interest and dividends on securities_________ 13,494,885.41 Service charges, exchange, trust dept., etc____ 5,284,255.61 Other operating incom e__________________ 678,145.48 Total income from operation EXPENSES: Salaries, wages and directors fees___________ $ Officers and employees benefits____________ Interest paid on time deposits______________ Interest and discount on borrowed money____ Net occupancy expense of bank premises____ Furniture and equipment— depreciation, rents, e tc ._________________ Other current expenses___________________ $55,999,342.39 14,008,833.44 1,278,772.11 15,017,669.75 232,711.88 2,484,416.44 1,408,061.48 6,905,064.31 Total current expenses--------------------------------------------- $41,335,529.41 Net current operating income_________________________ 14,663,812.98 RECOVERIES AND PROFITS: On securities____________________________ $ On lo a n s________________________________ All o th e r________________________________ 286,240.18 271,290.14 244,599.21 Total recoveries and profits __________________________ $ 802,129.53 LOSSES CHARGED OFF AND TRANSFERS TO RESERVES: On securities_____________________________$ 392,781.39 On lo a n s________________________________ 2,675,227.55 All o th e r________________________________ 526,253.52 Losses charged off and transfers to reserves____________ $ 3,594,262.46 NET INCOME BEFORE RELATED TAXES: Taxes on net incom e____________________ NET INCOME AFTER T A X ES_____________ DIVIDENDS P A ID _________________________ NET INCOME AFTER DIVIDENDS_________ 11,871,680.05 2,375,195.45 9,496,484.60 2,512,067.50 6,984,417.10 Fifty-Third Report 13 BANKING FACILITIES BY COUNTIES INCLUDING STATE AND NATIONAL BANKS AND TELLER’S WINDOWS LOCATED OUTSIDE OF CITTES Teller’s Windows State National County (Outside of Cities) Banks Banks A rk an sas_____ 1 2 2 Ashley 6 1 Baxter _______ 1 1 B en to n _______ 7 1 1 Boone 1 1 Bradley . . . 1 1 1 Calhoun _______ ___________ 1 Carroll 2 1 Chicot 4 1 Clark . 4 2 C la y _________ ___________ 3 Cleburne _____ __________ 2 1 Cleveland 2 3 2 Columbia 1 2 C o n w ay ______ __________ 1 1 Craighead ____ . 5 Crawford 4 Crittenden 3 2 1 1 1 Cross 3 1 2 D allas________ 2 D esh a________ 2 Drew 1 3 Faulkner______ 1 1 Franklin 2 F u lto n _______ 2 G a rla n d ______ 1 1 1 Grant 1 1 1 Greene 2 H em pstead____ _____________ 1 1 1 Hot Spring------ _____________ 3 1 Howard . 2 1 Independence 3 Izard 1 2 Jackson 2 4 1 Jefferson . 1 Johnson . 3 1 L afay ette_____ __________ 2 1 Lawrence 1 1 1 Lee 1 2 Lincoln 1 1 Little River 3 2 1 Logan ------------ __________ LiOfioIcc ™. 5 1 2 Madison . 1 Marion 2 Miller 4 5 2 Mississippi 3 1 Monroe . 1 Montgomery 1 Nevada 1 Newton 4 1 Ouachita 1 Perry . 2 4 P h illip s----------- __________ 3 Pike 6 1 Poinsett 1 1 Polk 14 State of Arkansas: Bank Department BANKING FACILITIES BY COUNTIES INCLUDING STATE AND NATIONAL BANKS, AND TELLER’S WINDOWS T AT' ATDD AD AITIDg XJtSX-J AITTOTHD v » v J XtjXX-XX./ \»XX^ V«/XXXXid^ County Pope _____ Prairie ____________________ Pulaski ____________________ R andolph---------------------------St. F ran cis_________________ Saline _____________________ Scott . . . Searcy .............. ............ Sebastian __________________ Sevier Sharp ............................ Stone .......... _ ... Union Van Buren -----------------------Washington ........ White ............................................ W oodruff ---------------------------Yell - ............................................ State Banks 4 2 6 3 2 2 1 2 3 2 4 1 4 1 5 7 2 4 181 National Banks 1 5 2 3 1 2 2 66 Teller’s Windows (Outside of Cities) 1 1 2 2 1 2 2 1 1 41 Fifty-Third Report NATIONAL BANKS IN ARKANSAS Name Location County First National Bank______________________ Altheimer____________ Jefferson Citizens National Bank__________________ .Arkadelphia---------------- Clark First National Bank___________________ ___Ashdown_____________ Little River First National Bank__________________ ___Batesville_____________ Independence First National Bank_____________________ B erryville__________ -C arroll First National Bank_________ ____________ Blytheville—__________ Mississippi First National Bank_____________________ Brinkley—_____________ Monroe First National Bank_____________________ Camden----------------------Ouachita Farmers National Bank__________________Clarksville_____________ Johnson First National Bank________ ______________Conway----- -— --------------Faulkner First National Bank______ _______________Crossett---------------------- Ashley First National Bank.____________________ —DeQueen_____________ Sevier First National Bank—___________________ Dermott----------------------Chicot First National Bank________________ ____ DeW itt_______________ Arkansas First National Bank_____________________ El Dorado____________ Union National Bank of Commerce_____________ El Dorado------ ----------- -Union First National Bank............ .................... Fayetteville--------- Washington First National Bank_____________________ Fordyce----------------------Dallas First National Bank of Eastern Arkansas_Forrest City------------------- St. Francis City National Bank________ ______________ Fort Smith,----- -----------—Sebastian First National Bank_____________________ Fort Smith-----------------— Sebastian Merchants National Bank________________ Fort Smith------------------ Sebastian First National Bank______________________Green Forest---------------Carroll First National Bank______________________Gurdon____________ — Clark First National Bank_______________ ______ Harrison--------------------- Boone Arkansas National Bank_________________ Heber Springs------------—Cleburne Helena National Bank___________________Helena------------------------ Phillips Phillips National Bank__________________ Helena------ — --------------Phillips Citizens National Bank__________________ Hope_________________ Hempstead First National Bank____________________ H ope--------—-------------- Hempstead Arkansas First National Bank____________ Hot Springs___________ Garland Planters National Bank________ ___________H ughes______________ St. Francis First National Bank_____________________Huntsville ------------------- Madison Citizens National Bank__________________ Jacksonville___________ Pulaski First National Bank_____________________ Jonesboro_____________ Craighead First National Bank______ ________________Lewisville_____________Lafayette Commercial National Bank______________ Little Rock------------------ Pulaski First National Bank____________________ Little Rock____________Pulaski Union National Bank____________________little Rock____________ Pulaski First National Bank--------------------------------Magnolia______________Columbia First National Bank------------------------------- Malvern______________ Hot Spring First National Bank________________ M arianna_____________Lee Planters First National Bank_____________ M ena_________________Polk First National Bank &Trust Company,____ Mountain Home------------Baxter First National Bank_____________________ Nashville-------------------- Howard First National Bank...___________________ Newport______________ Jackson American National Bank_________________Nortik Little Rock--------- Pulaski First National Bank_____________________ Osceola_______________ Mississippi First National Bank of Commerce—_______ Paragould__________ — Greene First National Bank_____________________ P aris__________________ Logan National Bank of Commerce_____________ Pine Bluff_____________Jefferson Pine Bluff National Bank________________ Pine Bluff.,_______ -Jefferson Simmons First National Bank_____________Pine Bluff_____________Jefferson 15 16 State of Arkansas: Bank Department NATIONAL BANKS IN ARKANSAS Name Location County First National Bank-Benton .RogersFirst National Bank..Springdale_____________ Washington Peoples National Bank.Stuttgart. Commercial National BankState National Bank______ First National Bank of Poinsett County. First National Bank______________ -W alnut Ridge_ .Lawrence Citizens National BankLawrence First National Bank of Lawrence County- -W alnut Ridge_ -Bradley First National Bank---------------------------- -Warren. -Crittenden Fidelity National -West Memphis.Crittenden -West Memphis. First National Bank-Cross First National Bank. -Wynne____ Fifty-Third Report 17 MEMBERS OF FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Capital and Date of Admission Name of Bank & Location Surplus April 21, 1941_________ Elk Horn Bank & Trust Company.---------------$ 450,000.00 Arkadelphia April 15, 1953_________ The Citizens Bank________________________ 300,000.00 Batesville August 23, 1918________Farmers Bank & TrustCompany.------------------ 1,700,000.00 Blytheville May 10, 1944._________ Bank of Brinkley-------------------------------------- 350,000.00 Brinkley September 11, 1942.____ The Exchange Bank & TrustCompany---------- 600,000.00 El Dorado January 7, 1944________ Mellroy Bank ___________________________ 1,000,250.00 Fayetteville September 22, 1933____ Fordyce Bank & Trust Company____________ 250,000.00 Fordyce September 25, 1942____ Arkansas Bank & Trust Company---------------- 1,200,000.00 Hot Springs January 27, 1960______ Bank of Lake Village--------------------------------- 275,000.00 Lake Village July 26, 1945__________Peoples Bank & Loan Company.------------------- 250,000.00 Lewisville March 20, 1919________Worthen Bank & Trust Company---------------- 9,000,000.00 Little Rock April 9, 1957__________ The Twin City Bank______________________ 450,000.00 North Little Rock July 20, 1920__________The Bank of Russellville___________________ 500,000.00 Russellville August 23, 1923_______ Peoples Bank & Trust Company_____________ 500,000.00 Russellville June 9, 1942___________Grant County Bank_______________________ 300,000.00 Sheridan May 8, 1961___________Bratt-Wasson Bank _______________________ 500,000.00 Siloam Springs COMMERCIAL BANKS — NON MEMBERS FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Name Location Portland B an k --------------------------------------------------- Portland Bank of Sidney-----------------------------------------------------Sidney TP ttcX COMPANIES NOT ENGAGED IN COMMERCIAL BANKING AND ON MEMBERS FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Name Location Guaranty Loan & TrustCompany___________________ Helena M etropolitan Trust Company----------------------------- Little Rock Matthews Company.-----------------------------------No. Little Rock 18 State of Arkansas: Bank Department STATE BANKS OPERATING TELLER’S WINDOWS (W ITHIN CITY WINDOWS NOT INCLUDED) Location Teller’s Location Window Name of Bank Bald Knob Bradford Citizens State BankBenton Bauxite Benton State Bank-------Bryant Benton Benton State Bank Magazine Booneville Citizens Bank . Booneville Citizens Bank .......__ CaulksvilleRatcliff Crawfordsville Earle State BankEarle Huttig Exchange Bank & Trust Company——El Dorado Forrest City Cotton Plant Planters Bank & Trust Company Planters Bank & Trust Company . . Forrest City DeValls Bluff First State Bank_________________ Gould Grady Greenwood Hackett Farmers Bank Farmers Bank____ Greenwood Hartford Horatio State Bank______ Dierks Horatio First Jacksonville Bank . . Jacksonville Little Rock A. F. Base Citizens Bank of Jonesboro.. Jonesboro Lake City Arkansas City McGehee Bank----- . . . McGehee McGehee Watson McGehee Bank------MonticeUo Wilmar Union Bank & Trust Company M urfreesboro Mineral Springs Pike County Bank.. . Security Bank Paragould Marmaduke Ola First State Bank-------------------------- Plain view Pottsville Peoples Bank and Trust Company—__Russellville McRae Security Bank----------------------------- Searcy Siloam Springs Gentry Bratt-Wasson Bank— Norphlet Smackover Smackover State Bank_^-------Tuckerman Swifton Bank of Tuckerman — . McNeil _ Waldo The Peoples Bank _. Keiser Wilson Bank of Wilson-----Hickory Ridge Wynne Cross County Bank. County White Saline Saline Logan Logan Crittenden Union W oodruff Prairie Lincoln Sebastian Sebastian Howard Pulaski Craighead Desha Desha Drew Howard Greene Yell Pope White Benton Union Jackson Columbia Mississippi Cross 19 Fifty-Third Report NATIONAL BANKS OPERATING TELLER’S WINDOWS (WITHIN CITY WINDOWS NOT INCLUDED) Name of Bank Location Ratesville First National Bank First National Bank_____________ __ Blytheville First National Bank_____________ __Magnolia First National Bank_____________ __Marianna First National Bank_____________ __Nashville First National Bank__________ >.____Osceola First. National Rank Osceola First National Rank Paris Simmons First National Bank_____ Pine Bluff State First National Bank________ __ Texarkana First National Bank__ . Warren Location Teller’s Window Hardy Blytheville A. F. Base Taylor Moro Mineral Springs Joiner Luxora CaulksvilleRatcliff Sherrill Foreman Hermitage County Sharp Mississippi Columbia Lee Howard Mississippi Mississippi Logan Jefferson Little River Bradley 20 State of Arkansas: Bank Department NEW BANKS CHARTERED July 1, 1966 to June 30, 1967 Name, Location and Date Capital Surplus Arkansas State Bank, Clarksville, Johnson County March 8, 1967 .................................. __ $100,000.00 $100,000.00 uum tci Number 722 Planters & Merchants Bank, Gillett, Arkansas County January 13, 1967 ........................... ___ 100,000.00 50,000.00 721 First State Bank, Sherwood, Pulaski County July 28, 1966 .......................................___ 100,000.00 100,000.00 720 AMENDMENTS ALTERING CAPITAL STRUCTURE July 1, 1966 to June 30, 1967 1. The Bank of Bradley, Bradley, increased capital from $25,000.00 to $50,000.00 by a 100% stock dividend. 2. Bank of Atkins, Atkins, increased capital from $30,000.00 to $50,000.00 by a 66% % stock dividend. 3. Grant County Bank, Sheridan, increased capital from $50,000.00 to $150,000.00 by a 150% stock dividend. 4. Farmers and Merchants Bank, Rogers, increased capital from $100,000.00 to $200,000.00 by a 50% stock dividend and the sale of 1,000 shares of stock at a price of $150.00 per share. Capital stock will be $200,000.00 and Certified Surplus $200,000.00. 5. Wilmot State Bank, Wilmot, increased capital from $25,000.00 to $50,000.00 by a 100% stock dividend. 6. W arren Bank, Warren, increased capital from $150,000.00 to $200,000.00 by a 33% % stock dividend. 7. The Planters Bank, Osceola, increased capital from $75,000.00 to $150,000.00 by a 100% stock dividend. 8. Bank of Eureka Springs, Eureka Springs, increased capital from $50,000.00 to $100,000.00 by a 100% stock dividend. 9. Bank of England, England, increased capital from $50,000.00 to $100,000.00 by a 100% stock dividend. 10. Smackover State Bank, Smackover, increased capital from $150,000.00 to $250,000.00 by a 66%% stock dividend. 11. The Merchants and Planters Bank, Camden, increased capital from $100,000.00 to $500,000.00 by a 400% stock dividend. 12. Farmers Bank and Trust Company, Blytheville, increased capital from $200,000.00 to $1,000,000.00 by a 400% stock dividend from the Certified Surplus Account. Fifty-Third Report 21 13. DeWitt Bank and Trust Company, DeWitt, increased capital from $150,000.00 to $300,000.00 by a 100% stock dividend. 14. The First State Bank, Morrilton, increased capital from $200,000.00 to $250,000.00 by a 25% stock dividend. 15. The Farmers and Merchants Bank, Stuttgart, increased capital from $300,000.00 to $600,000.00 by a 100% stock dividend. 16. Commercial Bank at Alma, Alma, increased capital from $50,000.00 to $100,000.00 by a 100% stock dividend. 17. The Security Bank, Harrison, increased capital from $250,000.00 to $300,000.00 by a 20% stock dividend. 18. Little River Bank, Lepanto, increased capital from $100,000.00 to $200,000.00 by a 100% stock dividend. 19. The Citizens Bank, Marshall, increased capital from $50,000.00 to $75,000.00 by a 50% stock dividend. 20. Bank of Gravett, Gravett, increased capital from $50,000.00 to $100,000.00 by a 100% stock dividend. 21. Valley Bank, Hindsville, increased capital from $10,000.00 to $25,000.00 by a 150% stock dividend. 22. Marked Tree Bank, Marked Tree, increased capital from $100,000.00 to $150,000.00 by a 50% stock dividend. 23. Mercantile Bank, Jonesboro, increased capital from $200,000.00 to $300,000.00 by a 33%% stock dividend and the sale of an additional 4,000 shares of stock. 24. Bank of McCrory, McCrory, increased capital from $100,000.00 to $200,000.00 by a 100% stock dividend. 25. American State Bank, Charleston, increased capital from $50,000.00 to $100,000.00 by a 100% stock dividend. 22 State of Arkansas: Bank Department AMENDMENTS CHANGING NUMBER OF DIRECTORS M y 1, 1966 to June 30, 1967 Name Location From To Citizens Bank---------------------------------------- Marion 5 to 7 3 to 15 AMENDMENTS CHANGING PAR VALUE OF SHARES July 1, 1966 to June 30, 1967 Name Location From Union State Bank________________ ____Junction City $ 25.00 The Merchants and Planters Bank - ____Camden 100.00 The Security Bank_______________ ........Harrison 100.00 To $10.00 10.00 10.00 AMENDMENTS CHANGING CORPORATE TITLE July 1, 1966 to June 30, 1967 From To W arren Bank W arren Bank and Trust Company Warren Warren AMENDMENTS AUTHORIZING TRUST POWERS July 1, 1966 to June 30, 1967 Name Location W arren Bank Warren Bank of Bentonville Bentonville Searcy The Searcy Bank Des Arc Farmers and Merchants Bank Marked Tree Marked Tree Bank First Security Bank Searcy AMENDMENTS REVISING ARTICLES OF AGREEMENT AND INCORPORATION July 1, 1966 to June 30, 1967 Name Location Arkansas Bank and Trust Company Hot Springs Fifty-Third Report 23 THE AVERAGE RATIO OF CAPITAL ACCOUNTS TO TOTAL RESOURCES OF THE 183 ARKANSAS STATE BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES AS OF JUNE 30, 1967, IS 8.9% THE FOLLOWING BANKS EQUAL OR EXCEED THIS FIGURE. Name of Bank Location Percentage Bank of Amity_________________________ A m ity ----------------------12.0 Bank of Ash Flat_______________________ Ash F la t___________________ 11.2 Bank of A tkins____ _____________________ A tkins---------------------------------- 11.2 The Bank of Augusta____________________Augusta ------------------------------ 10.7 Citizens State Bank_________ ,___________ Bald K nob------------------------- - 10.4 The Citizens Bank______________________ Bearden ------------------------— ,—. 16.0 Citizens Bank__________________________ B eeb e----------------------------------- 10.6 Farmers Bank and Trust Company------------Blytheville — ----------------------- 12.1 State Bank Of Calico Rock---------------------- Calico R ock--------------------------- 12.9 The Merchants and Planters Bank------------- C am d en--------------------------------10.1 The Caraway Bank---------------- -----------------C araw ay------------------------------- 11.2 Citizens Bank__________________________ C arlisle-----------------------------------9.0 American State Bank____________________ Charleston ---------------11.7 Bank of Cherry Valley__________________ Cherry Valley-------------------10.8 Bank of Chidester______________________ -Chidester ---------------------------- 12.5 The Merchants and Planters Bank------------- Clarendon_____ _______________12.2 First State Bank________________________ -Crossett------------------------------16.8 Arkansas Valley Bank---------------------------- D ardanelle-------------------------- 10.0 Bank of Dardanelle—---------------------------- D ardanelle---------------------- —_ 9.6 Decatur State Bank--------------------------------D ecatur______________________ 11.2 Demott State Bank— ------------------------------ D erm o tt---------------------------- 8.9 Farmers and Merchants Bank-------------------Des A rc ------------------------------ 12.5 DeWitt Bank and Trust Company—,----------D eW itt----------------------------------10.8 Bank of Dover________________________ -D o v e r--------------------------- :— 12.0 Merchants and Farmers Bank------------------ D u m as----------------------------------11.9 Earle State Bank_______________________ E arle--------------------------------- 10.8 The Delta State Bank----------------------------- E lain e----------------------------------- 16.5 Bank of Elkins__________________________E lk in s---------- :-------------------- 9.2 The Citizens Bank----------------- -----------,------E n glan d ------ -----------------,----- 12.1 The Eudora Bank___________________ ——Eudora ----------------------------- 19.3 Bank of Eureka Sprinp-------------------------- Eureka S prings-----------------------11.4 Bank of Evening Shade-------- --------------~— Evening Shade--------------------11.4 Fordyce Bank and Trust Company.----------- F o rd y ce----------------------------11.2 The Bank of Franklin___________________ Franklin _____________ 10.4 First State Bank____________________ _____G o u ld --------------------------------. 10.2 Bank of Gravett_______________ _________ G rav ette_________________ 8.8 Farmers Bank__________________________Greenwood —--------------------------- 8.8 The First Bank---------------------------------------G riffithville-------------------------- 12.3 Clark County Bank_____________________ G urdon------------------------- -— 11.9 Farmers Bank_________________ _________H am burg------ -------!-------------9.2 Calhoun County Bank-----------------------------H am pto n------------------------------ 12.1 Guaranty Loan and Trust Company---------—H e le n a ----------------------------- 55.5 Bank of Holly Grove__________ :---------------Holly G rove_____ ___________11.8 Bank of Nettleton_______________________Jonesboro______________ 10.0 Mercantile Bank--- ---------------------------------Jonesboro-------------------------- 8.9 Farmers and Merchants Bank------------------- Judsonia---------------------------- 13.5 Union State Bank_______________________ Junction C ity ---------------------- 12.0 Bank of K ensett_______________ ~________ K en sett----------------------------- 12.9 First State Bank of Lake Village--------------- Lake V illage---------------------------9.5 Citizens Bank of Lavaca-----------_----- .------ L av aca--------------------------- -- 10.1 Leachville State Bank---------------!--------------LeadmHe --------- ----------------13.4 Little River Bank_____________ _____‘------ L ep an to --------------- ------------- 15.7 M etropolitan Trust Company.-------------------Little Rock — ------------------------ 99.1 Bank of Lockesburg_____________________Lockesburg---------------9.4 First State Bank------------------------------------ L onoke------------------------------ 13.8 24 State of Arkansas: Bank Department AVERAGE RATIO OF CAPITAL ACCOUNTS TO TOTAL RESOURCES (Continued) Name of Bank Location Percentage 9.1 Bank of McCrory-----------------------------------M cCrory__________________ McGehee Bank------------------------------------M cG ehee___________________10.3 Farmers Bank and Trust Company,________M agnolia_____________________ 9.9 Bank of Malvern----------------------------------- M alvern______________________ 8.9 Peoples Bank---------------------------------------- Mammoth S pring_____________10.1 Merchants and Planters Bank____________.M an ila_______________________15.3 Farmers and Merchants Bank_____________M arianna_____________________9.7 Marked Tree Bank_____________________ .M arked T re e __________________ 9.4 The Citizens Bank______________ _________ M arshall______________________9.2 Bank of Marvell------------------------------------M arvell______________________ 14.1 Bank of Melbourne-------------------------------- M elbourne___________________ 12.6 Monette State Bank--------------------------------M on ette_____________________ 12.1 Commercial Bank and Trust Company------- M onticello___________________ 10.0 Union Bank and Trust Company---------------M onticello___________________ 10.2 M orrilton Security Bank_________________ M orrilton_____________________ 8.9 Bank of Mountain View-------------------------- Mountain View _____________ 15.8 Bank of N ew ark_______________________ N ew ark______________________ 14.3 Bank of New Edinburg--------------------------- New Edinburg_______________ 10.8 Matthews Company—------------------------------North little R ock____________ 13.4 Bank of Parkdale-----------------------------------P arkdale_____________________ 17.4 First State Bank________________________ P arkin_______________________ 12.8 Bank of Pea Ridge---------------------------------Pea R idge____________________ 12.5 Piggott State Bank______________________ P ig g o tt______________________ 10.8 First State Bank________________________ Plainview ____________________ 10.0 Planters and Stockmen Bank______________Pocahontas___________________ 12.2 Portland Bank__________________________P o rtlan d _____________________ 16.5 The Peoples Bank_______________________P o rtlan d _____________________ 14.9 Bank of Prescott________________________P re sc o tt--------------------------------- 9.6 Bank of Quitman-----------------------------------Q uitm an--------------------------------- 9.1 Farmers and Merchants Bank____________ R eyno------------------------------------ 9.0 The Bank of Rison______________________R is o n -----------------------------------14.2 Farmers and Merchants Bank_____________R o g e rs-----------------------------------9.0 Bank of Salem_________________________ S alem ------------------------------------ 8.9 Logan County Bank_____________________ Scranton--------------------------------11.3 Grant County Bank--------------------------------S heridan--------------------------------11.8 First State Bank________________________ Sherw ood------------------------------ 20.8 Smackover State Bank___________________ Sm ackover-----------------------------10.2 Citizens Bank__________________________ Sm ithville------------------------------22.3 Merchants and Planters Bank------------------- Sparkm an------------------------------ 10.9 Bodcaw B an k _________________________ S tam p s--------------------------------- 13.2 Bank of Star City.----------------------------------Star C ity-------------------------------- 13.1 The Stephens Security Bank--------------------- Stephens--------------------------------- 9.4 Citizens Bank__________________________ Strong----------------------------------- 16.2 Citizens Bank__________________________ T illar-------------------------------------18.7 Bank of Trumann---------------------------------- T ru m an n -------------------------------9.6 Bank of Tuckerman------------------------------- Tuckerm an-----------------------------13.0 Tyronza Bank--------------------------------------- T y ro n za--------------------------------- 9.4 Bank of Waldo _______________________ W aldo--------------------------------- 9.6 The Peoples Bank______________________ -W aldo--------------------------------- 9.4 Bank of W einer________________________ W ein er----------------------------------10.5 Rice Growers Bank--------------------------------W heatley-------------------------------- 12.1 Wilmot State Bank---------------------------------W ilm ot----------------------------------16.9 Bank of W ilson________________________ .W ilso n ---------------------------------15.3 Cross County Bank------------------------------- W y n n e--------------------------------- 8.9 The Bank of Yellville----------------------------- Yellville ------------------------------ 14.7 Fifty-Third Report 25 FIFTY-THIRD REPORT of STATEMENT OF ARKANSAS BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES AS SHOWN BY THE CALL OF JUNE 30, 1967 Cities and towns alphabetically arranged by postoffices Population shown is that given by the 18th census of the United States, 1960, or subsequent special census. COMMERCIAL BANK AT ALMA, ALMA Population 1,500 Crawford County Chartered January 31, 1910 Transit Number 81-272 Telephone Number 632-2257 Officers Ralph B. Ballentine________ Vice Pres. W. H. C ole_______________.Vice Pres. Margaret A dam s--------------------Cashier Hilda Knight____________ Asst. Cashier Directors Mrs. Caruth M. Alexander Ralph B. Ballentine W. H. Cole Harrell Ballentine V. G. Humphrey W. B. (Buddy) Byars McCloud Sicard C. R. Starbird STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts---------$1,602,648.00 Capital S tock___________ $ 100,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations--- 1,309,316.50 Surplus fu n d ____________ 75,000.00 Other bonds and securities 454,718.86 Undivided profits________ 88,177.55 Furniture and fixtures------ 15,967.16 Banking house--------------- 92,540.96 Total capital acc t._______ 263,177.55 Other real estate-----------1.00 Demand deposits------------ 2,321,263.35 Cash and due from banks.- 577,085.08 Time deposits___________ 1,247,022.61 S. Gov’t deposits------- 24,490.18 Other resources-------------5,227.34 U. Public funds____________ 182,604.43 Other deposits__________ 18,946.78 Total deposits . 3,794,327.35 T o tal________________ $4,057,504.90 Total. $4,057,504.90 26 State of Arkansas: Bank Department BANK OF AMITY, AMITY Population 543 Clark County Chartered November 30, 1905 Transit Number 81-287 Telephone Number 342-5301 Officers Directors J. N. Francis______________ President Ernie Dunlap Joe F. Maxey______________.Vice Pres. J. N. Francis Joe F. Maxey Cleda O lds_______ Vice Pres. & Cashier Hazel Richardson________ Asst. Cashier Cleda Olds Peggy Thomasson_______ Asst. Cashier Hazel Richardson STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts---------$2,034,525.06 Capital S tock___________ $ 75,000.00 O verdrafts__________ 151.43 Surplus fu n d ____________ 150,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations--- 1,147,000.44 Undivided p ro fits_______ 267,585.30 Other bonds and securities 743,517.50 Reserves _______________ 60,769.62 Furniture and fixtures----3,793.46 Total capital a c c t._______ 553,354.92 1.00 Demand deposits________ 1,841,326.07 Banking house__________ Other real estate________ 20,000.00 Time 2,080,660.70 Cash and due from banks 650,688.50 U. S.deposits__________ 9,385.62 Gov’t deposits___ Other resources--------------- 1,573.56 Public fu n d s___________ 116,523.64 Total deposits__________ 4,047,896.03 Total ________________$4,601,250.95 T otal_______________ -$4,601,250.95 ELK HORN BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, ARKADELPHIA Population 10,108 Clark County Chartered September 28, 1903 Transit Number 81-133 Telephone Number 246-5811 Officers Directors Robert Phillips A. C. S tone______________President Harold Echols A. C. Stone W. P. Jones, Jr--------------------Vice Pres. John N. Francis J. P. Sturgis Clarence Hardin------------------ -Vice Pres. James T. Gooch J. B. Wingfield J. B. Wingfield-------------------- Vice Pres. Clarence Hardin C. C. Lookadoo----------------- Vice Pres. W. P. Jones, Jr. Roy N. Shope----------------------- Cashier C. C. Lookadoo Herman G. Brewer------------Ast. Cashier G. W. Lookadoo Johnny K. McAnally.---------Asst. Cashier J. Hugh Lookadoo Mrs. Eula L. Kinnard--------Asst. Cashier Farrar Newberry STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Liabilities Resources Capital S to c k __________ $ 125,000.00 Loans and discounts---------$4,382,941.70 O verdrafts______________ 4.11 Surplus fu n d ___________ 325,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations----- 1,250,484.37 Undivided profits________ 180,587.33 Other bonds and securities 2,275,986.53 capital a c c t._______ 630,587.33 Furniture and fixtures —,— 23,231.46 Total Demand deposits________ 3,207,560.60 Banking house--------------- 126,007.80 Time --------- 3,718,730.36 Cash and due from banks 1,212,167.09 U. S. deposits------deposits_____ 27,826.51 Other resources-------------- 15,423.60 Public Gov’t fu n d s ___________ 1,701,532.83 Deposits of ban k s_______ 9.03 Total deposits------------- 8,655,659.33 T o ta l_______________ -$9,286,246.66 T o tal________________ $9,286,246.66 Fifty-Third Report 27 MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY ARKADELPHIA Population 10,108 Clark County Chartered June 15, 1911 Transit Number 81-469 Telephone Number CH 6-4511 Officers Directors .President J. H. Crawford Al. D. Gross James C. Hobgood. Jane Ross Jett Black------------ _Exec. Vice Pres. James C. Hobgood Millard E. Aud Millard E. Aud___ .Vice Pres. & Cashier Ralph Williams Lottie W atson------- ___ __ -Asst. Cashier H. Grady Elms .A sst Cashier Jett Black Catherine Condray Cashier Dr. Chas. Clark Nina Mae Cashier Robert C. Rhodes Lincoln STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Liabilities Resources Loans and discounts---------$2,311,162.60 Capital S tock___________ $ 100,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 708,187.50 Surplus fu n d _____ _____ 100,000.00 Other bonds and securities 995,749.63 Undivided profits________ 216,960.52 Furniture and fixtures------41,123.54 acct_______ 416,960.52 Banking house__________ 57,800.00 Total capital deposits________ 2,147,853.00 Cadi and due from banks 869,018.62 Demand Time deposits___________ 1,917,289.33 Other resources-------------- 63,692.69 U. S. Gov’t deposits__________________ 30,188.92 Public funds---------------- 484,442.81 Total deposits_________ 4,579,774.06 Other liabilities_________ 50,000.00 T o ta l________________ $5,046,734.58 T o tal___ ___________ „$5,046,734.58 BANK OF ASH FLAT, ASH FLAT Population 192 Sharp County Chartered February 20, 1912 Transit Number 81-499 Telephone Number 994-3201 Officers Directors John A. Cooper, S r.--------------President John A. Cooper, Sr. John A. Cooper, Jr. John A. Cooper, Jr-------------- Vice Pres. and Cashier Leonard Ferguson Boyd Carpenter Odessa fetes_____________ A sst Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities 637,193.09 Capital Stock__________ $ 25,000.00 Loans and 366.50 Surplus fund____________ 100,000.00 Overdrafts U. S. Gov’t obligations — 355,105.00 Undivided profits________ 91,503.56 Other bonds and securities 147,108.20 Total capital acct _ 216,503.56 1.00 Demand deposits__ Furniture and fixtures-----950,927.91 4,062.99 Time Banking house-----------_ 451,393.43 Cash and due from banks. 780,665.37 U. S. deposits_____ Gov’t deposits 5,000.00 Public funds---------300,677.25 Total deposits 1,707,998.59 $1,924,502.15 Total Total $ 1,924,502.15 28 State of Arkansas: Bank Department BANK OF ATKINS, ATKINS Population 1,400 Pope County Chartered September 19, 1895 Transit Number 81-215 Telephone Number 641-2636 Officers Directors J. C. M itchell_______________President G. Harold Neal David O. Ramey____________ Cashier J. C. Mitchell Ioann Baker_____________ Asst. Cashier R. W. Morgan,Jr. Rosemary Ramey________________ Asst.Cashier Rita Carfagno___________________ Asst.Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts______$ 879,349.43 Capital Stock ___ 50.000. 00 Overdrafts __________ 368.43 Surplus fu n d ____ 50.000. 00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 243,000.00 Undivided profits 61,151.32 Other bonds and securities 18,054.45 Total capital acct. 161,151.32 Furniture and fixtures____ 28,409.45 Demand deposits _ 749.734.90 Banking house__________ 5,000.00 deposits 490.103.90 Cash and due from banks 261,992.56 Time U. S. Gov’t deposits 5,698.07 Public funds_______ 29,486.13 Total deposits . 1,275,023.00 .$1,436,174.32 T o tal_____ .$1,436,174.32 Total THE BANK OF AUGUSTA, AUGUSTA Population 2,634 W oodruff County Chartered February 20, 1935 Transit Number 81-718 Telephone Number 347-2511 Officers Directors George L. Beard____________.President George L. Beard R. E. Gregory_____________ -Vice Pres. R. E. Gregory W. T. Mills, Jr_____________Vice Pres. R. J. Haralson and Cashier W. T. Mills, Jr. Dorothy Willis.___________Asst. Cashier J. Ford Smith John H. Stanley STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Liabilities Resources $ 100 000.00 Loans and discounts-------- .$2,507,444.78 Capital S tock_____ 200,000.00 CCC C otton___________ . 700,000.00 Surplus fu n d ______ 6,973.72 Undivided profits__ 229.837.40 O verdrafts------------------U. S. Gov’t obligations — . 310,092.00 Total capital acct._ 529.837.40 Other bonds and securities 795,436.12 Demand deposits__ 2,141,832.11 13,000.00 Time deposits_____ Furniture and fixtures----1,635,624.03 15,800.00 Banking house S. Gov’t deposits _ 23,209.00 Cash and due from banks 605,461.08 U. 490,834.11 Public fu n d s______ 226.67 Deposits Other resources------------of banks__ 18,769.47 Bank Money Orders. 18,158.59 Total deposits_____ 4,328,427.31 96,169.66 Other liabilities ----Total .$4,954,434.37 .$4,954,434.37 Total , Fifty-Third Report 29 CITIZENS STATE BANK, BALD KNOB Population 2,100 White County Chartered January 22, 1931 Transit Number 81-673 Telephone Number PA 4-3242 Officers Directors T. W. Leggett, Sr. T. W. Leggett______Chairman of Board E. D. Williams______________ President E. D. Williams H. A. Whitley-_____________ Vice Pres. H. A. Whitley W. H. Collison W. H. Collison_____________Vice Pres. Jennings Leggett Mildred N. Hall_________ Asst. Cashier Carolyn B. Hale_________ Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 30 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts_____ $ 695,920.31 Capital S tock___________ $ 100,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 1,475,357.60 Surplus fu n d _____________ 100,000.00 Other bonds and securities 707,728.24 Undivided profits _______ 55,301.45 Furniture and fixtures____ 3,500.00 Reserves _________________ 100,000.00 7,000.00 Total capital acet...... Banking house__________ 355,301.45 Cash and due from banks 518,733.59 Demand deposits__ 2,313,078.60 534,295.44 Time deposits_____ U. S. Gov’t deposits 1,174.78 Public funds_______ 170,270.59 Deposits of banks _ 34,118.88 Total deposits ____ 3,052,938.29 -$3,408,239.74 T otal___________ -$3,408,239.74 Total THE CITIZENS BANK, BATESVILLE Population 7,129 Independence County Chartered February 19, 1953 Transit Number 81-773 Telephone Number RI 3-3811 Officers Directors S. M. Bone_________ Chairman ofBoard S. M. Bone J. K. Southerland____________ President M. A. Conyers M. A. Conyers________Exec.Vice Pres. John Moody N. K. Sims Marean Pearson—Asst. Exec. Vice Pres. J. K. Southerland John Moody________ ______ .Vice Pres. Eagle Street Charles Arnold________ Asst. Vice Pres. Van M arshall_________Asst. Vice Pres. Neil A. Wilkins _____ Cashier Neil A. Wilkins..Asst. Cashier Clifton Crabtree_Asst. Cashier Edna M organ__ _Asst. Cashier Maxine Wooten_ Mary Poole____ _________ Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Liabilities Resources Loans and discounts______$4,285,070.54 Capital S tock__________ 125, 000.00 Overdrafts _____________ 3,225.15 Surplus fund __________ 175! 000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 1,531,777.26 Undivided profits_______ 219. 422.50 Other bonds and securities 895,637.94 R eserves______________ 71 ,730.20 Furniture and fixtures------ 51,866.54 Total capital acct. _ 591, 152.70 Cash and due from banks_ 1,199,168.07 Demand deposits__ 3,581, 284.67 Other resources -------------512.66 Time deposits____ 2,986. 966.94 U. S. Gov’t deposits 40, 386.68 Public funds_______ 435.916.76 Deposits of banks _ 331, 550.41 Total deposits - 7,376,105.46 .$7,967,258.16 T otal_____ .$7,967,258.16 Total 30 State of Arkansas: Bank Department THE CITIZENS BANK, BEARDEN Population 1,300 Ouachita County Chartered June 17, 1945 Transit Number 81-749 Telephone Number 687-2649 Officers Directors Garland A nthony----------------President Garland Anthony Horace Looney_____________Vice Pres. John E. Anthony Hugh Thompson___________ Vice Pres. O. B. Livingston Harold M izell------------------------ Cashier Horace Looney Miss Rosemary Barner____Asst Cashier Hugh Thompson STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts______$ 714,211.44 Capital S tock___________ $ 25,000.00 O v erd rafts______________ 2,710.68 Surplus fu n d ___________ 100,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 45,000.00 Undivided profits________ 77,946.43 Other bonds and securities 261,815.91 Total capital a c c t._______ 202,946.43 7,743.10 Demand deposits________ 693,368.93 Furniture and fixtures____ Cash and due from banks 234,573.62 Time 264,566.22 Other resources _________ 444.27 U. S. deposits___________ 2,665.00 Gov’t deposits_____ Public funds____________ 71,592.44 Total deposits__________ 1,032,192.59 Other liabilities_________ 31,360.00 T otal________________ $1,266,499.02 T otal_______________ -$1,266,499.02 CITIZENS BANK, BEEBE Population 2,137 White County Chartered June 21, 1917 Transit Number 81-588 Telephone Number TA 8-5471 Officers Directors T. E. Abington______________President Catherine Abington E. H. Abington, II-----Exec. Vice Pres. E. H. Abington, II Margie Jensen-------------------------Cashier T. E. Abington Alpha Brown Frank Garrison STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts------ - $ 577,601.73 Capital S tock___________ $ 50,000.00 209.91 Surplus fu n d ------------------ 75,000.00 O verdrafts_____________ U. S. Gov’t obligations — 1,225,833.25 Undivided profits ---------- 134,138.31 Other bonds and securities 176,671.62 Total capital acc t._______ 259,138.31 5.000. 00Demand deposits________ 1,914,859.14 Furniture and fixtures----5.000. 00 Banking house-------------deposits---------------------- SI,028.06 736.90 Time Other real estate----------U. S. Gov’t deposits_________________ 2,558.71 Cash and due from banks 450,418.77 Public funds____________ 188,526.75 4,588.79 Other resources------------Total deposits--------------- 2,186,972.66 T otal________________ $2,446,110.97 T otal_______________ ..$2,446,110.97 Fifty-Third Report 31 BENTON STATE BANK, BENTON Population 15,000 Saline County Chartered February 9, 1934 Transit Number 81-711 Telephone Number SP 8-2591 Officers Directors Wyatt Crawford W. R. Alsobrook------------------President W. R. Alsobrook R. F. Alsobrook__________ -Vice Pres. R. F. Alsobrook W. A. Springer-------------------Vice Pres. W. A. Springer Fred E. Briner_____________ Vice Pres. Russell Coleman D. J. Stirmon____________ Vice Pres. Larry Whitley Russell C olem an---------------------- Cashier A. B. Holiman, Jr. Leonard Ayres___________ Asst. Cashier D. J. Stirmon Mrs. June MaGee________ Asst. Cashier Fred E. Briner Larry Whitley__________ -A sst. Cashier Virgil Williams Floyd Bryant____________ Asst. Cashier David DeMuth Arnold Moore___________ Asst. Cashier Newell P. Ramsey STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts______$7,276,954.65 Capital S tock__________ $ 550,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 3,604,287.52 Surplus fund ___________ 600,000.00 Other bonds and securities 3,302,409.82 Undivided p ro fits_______ 190,323.52 Furniture and fixtures------ 281,387.56 _ , . , — 7— —— —r Other real estate________ 28,603.50 Total capital acct------------ 1,340,323.52 Cash and due from banks 2,442,434.75 Demand deposits------------ 6,770,214.22 Other resources_________ 8,479.63 Time deposits ———------ 7,192,989.38 U. S. Gov t deposits___ 114,098.41 1,263,844.62 Public funds ____ Deposits of banks___ .__ 3,582.05 46,438.45 Other deposits_________ Total deposits_________ 15,391,167.13 Other liabilities________ 213,066.78 T otal_______________$16,944,557.43 T otal______________ $16,944,557.43 THE UNION BANK OF BENTON, BENTON Population 15,000 Saline County Chartered January 11, 1954 Transit Number 81-774 Telephone Number SP 8-2571 Officers Directors T. H. Duke________Chairman of Board W arren K. Bass Wilford P ru ett______________ President Ted Boswell J. Darol B ell_____ Vice Pres. & Cashier Henry M. Brown Ralph Neaville_______„ ____ Vice Pres. T. H. Duke Eva Kendrick____________ Asst Cashier Horace B. Kelton Sandra Suggs_____________Asst. Cashier Paul Mooney Tim Summers____________Asst. Cashier I. E. McCray, Sr. Wilford R. Pruett J. Fred Walton, Sr. STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts______$4,026,503.25 Capital S tock---------- —__$ 200,000.00 O verdrafts______ 1,953.45 Surplus fu n d----------- -------- 200,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 1,271,460.68 Undivided p ro fits________ 148,451.13 Other bonds and securities 1,022,547.34 R eserves-----------------------8,500.00 Furniture and fixtures____ 103,233.98 _ , . , ------—— —— • Banking house___ 170,880.83 Total capital a c c t.------------ 556,951.13 Other real estate_ 41,587.47 Demand deposits------------- 2,688,546.75 Cash and due from banks 1,618,875.94 June deposits------r----------- 3,628,934.64 U. S. Gov’t deposits____ 31,063.19 Public funds____________ 1,171,408.28 Total deposits_________ 7,519,952.86 Other liabilities _________ 180,138.95 T otal_________-$8,257,042.94 T otal________________ $8,257,042.94 32 State of Arkansas: Bank Department BANK OF BENTONYILLE, BENTONVILLE Population 4,015 Benton County Chartered February 25, 1931 Transit Number 81-701 Telephone Number CR 3-2421 Officers Directors Sam W alton____ .Chairman of Board R. E. Buck R. E. Buck_____ _________ President Carl M. Burger D. S. Patterson- -------------Vice Pres. William H. Enfield V. C. Rife, Jr__ .Vice Pres. & Cashier Carl Hutchens M artha Mason— _______ Asst. Cashier D. S. Patterson Audrey Robbins. ..Asst Cashier Sam M. Walton Ellen Jefferson „Asst. Cashier Gene Staggers— -Asst. Cashier John W. Fryer.Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts____ .$3,738,379.15 Capital Stock 150.000. 00 Federal Funds Sold_____ . 400,000.00 Surplus fund 150.000.00 O verdrafts____________ 132.48 Undivided profits 343,336.27 U. S. Gov’t obligations__ . 1,782,885.44 R eserves_______ 9,202.08 Other bonds and securities 1,266,250.31 Total capital acct. 652,538.35 28,897.85 Furniture and fixtures___ deposits . 4,370,514.59 Banking house_________ 46,614.61 Demand 2,733,488.41 2.00 Time deposits Other real estate_______ S. Gov’t deposits 77,647.31 Cash and due from banks 1,613,031.93 U. 1,066,811.63 Other resources________ - 24,806.52 Public funds______ Total deposits ____ _ 8,248,461.94 $8,901,000.29 Total T o tal___________ -$8,901,000.29 BANK OF BLEVINS, BLEVINS Population 301 Hempstead County Chartered August 12, 1912 Transit Number 81*518 Telephone Number 874-2411 Officers Directors Frank McLarty -President Frank McLarty -Cashier P. C. Stephens . Harold M. Stephens P. C. Stephens STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts_____ $ 441,268.61 Capital Stock __ 25.000. 00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 220,612.00 Surplus fu n d ____ 50.000. 00 Other bonds and securities 163,707.02 Undivided profits 11,610.57 Furniture and fixtures____ 1,826.00 Total capital acct. _ 86.610.57 Banking house__________ 595.00 Demand deposits__ 498,866.58 Cash and due from banks 182,918.03 Time 321,565.69 Other resources-------------5,526.36 U. S. deposits_____ Gov’t deposits195.12 Publie funds______ 93.287.58 Total deposits 913,914.97 Other liabilities 15,927.48 Total .$1,016,453.02 -$1,016,453.02 Total Fifty-Third Report 33 FARMERS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, BLYTHEVILLE Population 25,883 Mississippi County Chartered March 16, 1908 Transit Number 81-105 Telephone Number PO 3-8101 Officers Directors R. A. Porter________ _______ President R. A. Porter F. E. Warren F. E. W arren________Exec. Vice Pres. L. A. Crowe_______________ Vice Pres. I. R. Johnson H. N. W hitis______________ Vice Pres. J. L. Cherry Chas. C. Langston R. G. C ox____________________Cashier B. G. Stewart____________ Asst. Cashier B. S. Simmons L. H. Welch C. W. Pope______________ Asst. Cashier C. W. R ay______________ Asst. Cashier G. G. Hubbard, Jr. B. F. Brogdon____________ Asst. Cashier Harvey M orris___________Trust Officer STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts____ $10,434,130.36 Capital S tock--------------- $ 1,000,000.00 4,695.01 Surplus fu n d ___________ 700,000.00 Overdrafts ____________ U. S. Gov’t obligations__ 1.314.718.75 Undivided profits_______ 414,530.05 Other bonds and securities 4,094,684.84 Total capital acct_______ 2,114,530.05 64,185.09 Demand deposits_______ 7,990,787.97 Furniture and fixtures___ 66,434.29 Time deposits__________ 5,258,190.57 Banking house------------1.00 Other real estate _______ S. Gov’t deposits____ 363,124.96 Cash and due from banks 1.452.342.75 U. Public funds___________ 1,692,460.55 59,538.83 Deposits Other resources________ of ban k s______ 36,336.68 Total deposits__________ 15,340,900.73 Other liabilities________ 35,300.14 TotaL________________$17,490,730.92 Total________________ $17,490,730.92 CITIZENS BANK, BOONEVILLE Population 2,690 Logan County Chartered April 18, 1910 Transit Number 81-195 Telephone Number 675-2747 Officers Directors H. L. Thomas, Sr.__ Chairman of Board Jeral L. Hampton Jeral L. Hampton____________President H. L. Thomas, Sr. Bill Landrum__________Exec. Vice Pres. James S. Hall and Cashier John E. Olsen Bill Perceful_______________ Vice Pres. Ray Harp Paul G. Wisley_______-A sst. Vice Pres. Bill Landrum Elizabeth Walker._________Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts---------$4,954,062.98 Capital S tock___________ $ 150,000.00 O v erd rafts-------------------1,272.72 Surplus fu n d ------------------ 150,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 1,081,976.39 Undivided profits________ 226,222.92 Other bonds and securities 784,974.94 Total capital a c c t_______ 526,222.92 Furniture and fixtures------ 46,661.12 Demand deposits------------ 3,292,601.01 Banking house---------119,094.06 deposits--------------- 3,321,649.21 Other real estate________ 15,000.00 Time S. Gov’t deposits______ 46,653.08 Cash and due from banks 1,005,101.01 U. Public funds____________ 630,267.68 Other resources_________ 87,085.18 Other deposits__________ 45,240.66 Total deposits__________ 7,336,411.64 Other liabilities--------------- 232,593.84 T otal_______________ $8,095,228.40 T otal________________ -$8,095,228.40 34 State of Arkansas: Bank Department THE BANK OF BRADLEY, BRADLEY Population 712 Lafayette County Chartered April 10, 1933 Transit Number 81-513 Telephone Number 894-3322 Officers Directors Charles C. Allen J. W. Meek________Chairman of Board Ralph W. Baucum J. W. Meek, Ir------President & Cashier J. W. Meek Ralph W. Baucum-------- Vice President J. W. Meek, Jr. J. B. W orks_____________Asst. Cashier Orville M. Odom STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts______$ 888,357.96 Capital Stock ___________ $ 50,000.00 Overdrafts __________ 124.52 Surplus fu n d ------------------ 50,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 504,702.85 Undivided profits________ 46,373.15 5,409.56 Other bonds and securities 188,225.53 Reserves ----------------------Banking house__________ 6,000.00 Total capital acct................. 151,782.71 Other real estate________ 2.00 Demand deposits------------ 718,866.62 Cash and due from banks 284,234.30 Time d eposits__________ 871,810.27 U. S. Gov’t deposits______ 1,890.52 Public funds------------------ 127,297.04 Total deposits --------------- 1,719,864.45 T otal......... ............ ........ $1,871,647.16 T otal________________ $1,871,647.16 BANK OF BRINKLEY, BRINKLEY Population 5,000 Monroe County Chartered January 17, 1903 Transit Number 81-191 Telephone Number RE 4-3133 Officers Directors Albert L. Rusher--------------—.President Albert L. Rusher John F. C ole_________ Exec. Vice Pres. John F. Cole Mildred D ickson_____________ Cashier E. D. McKnight Evalyna Hiley____________ Asst. Cashier James B. Sharp L. C. Dial Albert H. Rusher STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts---------$3,481,049.21 Capital S tock___________ $ 50,000.00 8,220.14 Surplus fu n d ____________ 300,000.00 O v erd rafts--- ,--------------U. S. Gov’t obligations — 509,093.75 Undivided profits________ 163,835.18 Other bonds and securities 2,571,094.00 Reserves _______________ 7,754.67 Furniture and fixtures------ 22,837.66 Total capital acct. _______ 521,589.85 Banking h o use--------------- 16,000.00 Demand deposits________ 3,172,755.00 Cash and due from banks 857,127.95 Time deposits--------------- 3,202,941.06 Other resources -------------4,208.62 U. S. Gov’t deposits______ 24,437.23 Public funds____________ 542,893.37 Deposits of ban k s_______ 5,014.82 Total deposits--------------- 6,948,041.48 $7,469,631.33 T o tal________________.$7,469,631.33 Total Fifty-Third Report 35 BANK OF CABOT, CABOT Population 2,002 Lonoke County Chartered March 23, 1903 Transit Number 81-304 Telephone Number 224-2181 Officers Directors W. T. Barnwell Jake W. Lowman__-Chairman of Board C. T. Carrigan Fred B. Garlington___________ President Fred B. Garlington Mrs. Marvin Park__Vice Pres. & Cashier Jack M. Lowman James M. Park____________ -Vice Pres. Jake W. Lowman Jaunita Morden_______ Asst Vice Pres. Graham T. Nixon William E. Williams___ Asst Vice Pres. James M. Park Cecil T. Owen___________________ AsstCashier Mrs. Marvin Park Frances E. Rea_______ Asst Cashier Lewis T. See Murrell D. Vise__________________Asst.Cashier H. A. Whitley, Jr. J. D. Wood STATEMENT OF JUNE 30. 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts______$3,351,117.87 Capital Stock -$ 150,000.00 O verdrafts-------------------4,580.45 Surplus fund ____ 100,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations — 1,341,801.54 Undivided profits 238,791.99 Other bonds and securities 1,001,256.78 Reserves __________ ____ 49,156.22 Furniture and fixtures------ 12,560.00 Total capital a cc t.__ ____ 537,948.21 1.00 Banking house__________ deposits 3,351,589.17 Other real estate__________ 16,502.00 Demand deposits 2,786,505.89 Cash and due from banks 1,275,321.01 Time U. S. Gov’t deposits _____ 31,474.44 Public funds 234,202.66 Total deposits______ ____ 6,403,772.16 Other liabilities 61,420.28 T otal________________ $7,003,140.65 Total ............... $7,003,140.65 STATE BANK OF CALICO ROCK, CALICO ROCK Population 773 Izard County Chartered May 1, 1914 Transit Number 81-305 Telephone Number 297-8105 Officers Directors S. E. McNeill-------Chairman of Board S. E. McNeill Dr. Noel Copp______________President Dr. Noel Copp Gulley R. Seay--------------------Vice Pres. Gulley R. Seay E. C. Rodman----------------- ----- Cashier E. C. Rodman Mrs. Boyce Hicks------------ A sst Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts______ 559,464.77 Capital S tock____________ $ 50,000.00 O v erd rafts-------------------6,789.67 Surplus fu n d ____________ _ 65,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations — 684,755.06 Undivided profits------------ 144,781.58 Other bonds and securities 21,801.80 Furniture and fixtures — 1.00 Total capital acct _— ___ 259,781.58 Banking house LOO Demand deposits______ _ 1,443,513.35 deposits--------------- 238,168.79 2,502.00 TimeS. Gov’t Other real estate deposits_____ 1,175.00 Cash and due from banks 743,579.34 U. Other resources------------318.44 Public funds____________ 76,574.36 Total deposits __________ 1,759,431.50 T otal________________ $2,019,213.08 Total .$2,019,213.08 36 State of Arkansas: Bank Department THE MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS BANK, CAMDEN Population 15,823 Ouachita County Chartered March 4, 1931 Transit Number 81-96 Telephone Number TE 6-8136 Directors Officers J. W. Coan Harold Snyder—_..___ Chairman of Board B. J. Ford _____________ President B. J. F ord______ *E. L. Harrison H. T. Patton, Sr— __________Vice Pres. H. T. Patton P. W. Wooldridge- -Vice Pres. & Cashier Harold Snyder _________ -Vice Pres. E. L. Harrison---------R. L. Stringer O. G. Burnham______ _Asst. Vice Pres. R. L. Summers Mrs. Linnie Betts____ ____ Asst. Cashier Perry L. Turnbull James M. Morgan------ ____Asst. Cashier *P. W. Wooldridge John C. Hodnett_____ ____Asst Cashier ♦ Advisory Board STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities 500.000. 00 Loans and discounts____ $ 4,617,098.38 Capital S tock______ U. S. Gov’t obligations__ 1,239,879.33 Surplus fund ______ 300.000.00 243,425.66 Other bonds and securities 3,062,975.79 Undivided profits _ Furniture and fixtures — 1.00 Total capital a c c t._ 1,043,425.66 Banking house_________ 358,700.00 Demand deposits__ 4,522,445.77 Cash and due from banks 977,977.52 Other deposits_____ 50,373.19 Other resources________ 42,125.57 Time deposits______ 4.029.485.55 U. S. Gov’t deposits 69,840.59 Public funds_______ 363,430.45 Deposits of banks_ 65,000.00 Total deposits 9.100.575.55 Other liabilities 154,756.38 .$10,298,757.59 Total -$10,298,757.59 Total -$ THE CARAWAY BANK, CARAWAY Population 1,025 Craighead County Chartered October 29, 1962 Transit Number 81-790 Telephone Number 482-3329 Officers Directors Douglas Bradley Amos David _ ____________ President Amos Davis ..Vice Pres. T. J. Isbell___ T. J. Isbell -Vice Pres. J. R. David, Jr, Aubrey Wood J. R. David, Jr. STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Liabilities Resources $ 75,000.00 Loans and discounts-------- $1,638,260.12 Capital Stock 100,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations — . 206,216.29 Surplus fund __ 32,000.00 Undivided profits-------___ 82,799.56 Other bonds and securities Reserves 12,938.17 Banking house and Furniture and fixtures----- 42,764.46 Total capital acc t.___ ___ 270,737.73 1.00 Demand deposits____ ___ 793,906.27 Other real estate----------Cash and due from banks 488,581.50 Time deposits 1,161,776.88 1.00 U. S. Gov’t Other resources ------------deposits _ ___ 1,970.07 Public funds________ ___ 174,345.70 Deposits of ban k s___ ___ 3,218.02 Other deposits _______ ___ 1,869.70 Total deposits_______ __ 2,137,086.64 .$2,407,824.37 T o tal________________ $2,407,824.37 Total Fifty-Third Report 37 CITIZENS BANK, CARLISLE Population 1,800 Lonoke County Chartered December 22, 1930 Transit Number 81-689 Telephone Number 552-7571 Officers Directors -Chairman of Board H. L. Perkins H. L. Perkins__ Clifford Bennett M. S. W oodruff, _________ President Dr. J. F. Gartman Ernest Allison— ________ .Vice Pres. ___________Cashier C. W. Harper Billy J. Shoup t. Cashier Charles H. Hunt Mary Burnett Isst. Cashier E. L. Morris Laveme Caldwell F. M. Perkins M. S. W oodruff STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts______$2,651,903.01 Capital S tock___________ $ 100,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 990,135.29 Surplus fu n d____________ 150,000.00 Other bonds and securities 647,538.66 Undivided profits________ 191,186.66 Reserves _______________ Banking house and 2,967.65 Furniture and fixtures------ 30,555.91 Total capital a cc t._______ 444,154.31 Cash and due from banks 601,918.75 Demand deposits________ 2,338,528.88 Other resources _________ 300.00 Time deposits_________ 1,869,369.05 U. S. Gov’t deposits______ 20,214.07 Public funds____________ 196,447.01 Total deposits__________ 4,424,559.01 Other liabilities________ „ 53,638.30 Total_________________ $4,922,351.62 Total_________________$4,922,351.62 BANK OF CAVE CITY, CAVE CITY Population 540 Sharp County Chartered July 2, 1906 Transit Number 81-310 Telephone Number AT 3-5553 Officers Directors Eagle S treet________________President Eagle Street Eugene Street Eugene Street--------------------- Vice Pres. James Street Carl D. Medlock______________ Cashier Nina Medlock____________ Asst. Cashier J. A. Carpenter STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts-------- $ 921,971.24 Capital S tock___________ $ 50,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations — 288.058.76 Surplus fu n d ____________ 100,000.00 Other bonds and securities 608.844.77 Undivided profits________ 39,744.97 Banking house and capital acc t._______ 189,744.97 Furniture and fixtures---- 15,500.00 Total Demand deposits________ 886,374.12 Cash and due from banks 388,585.56 Time deposits___________ 1,004,595.57 U. S. Gov’t deposits_____ 1,585,00 Public fu n d s___________ 140,660.67 Total deposits-------------- 2,033,215.36 $2,222,960.33 Total------------------------ $2,222,960.33 Total 38 State of Arkansas: Bank Department AMERICAN STATE BANK, CHARLESTON Population 1,353 Franklin County Chartered June 29, 1910 Transit Number 81-268 Telephone Number 965-2201 Officers Directors -President Clyde Hiatt H. Clyde Hiatt, Chairman of Board Joe S. Hiatt Joe S. H iatt_______ -Exec. Vice Pres. John A. McDonald John A. McDonald... _____ -Vice Pres. .Cashier McLoud Sicard Theo M. Classen— Asst. Cashier S. B. Stevenson Clyde L. H iatt_____ STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts_____ .$1,293,569.92 Capital S tock_____ _$ 100,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations__ . 470,284.04 Surplus fund _____ - 100,000.00 Other bonds and securities 611,634.34 Undivided profits__ - 127,727.90 Banking house and capital acct. __ 327,727.90 Furniture and fixtures__ 85,543.49 Total Demand deposits__ _ 1,348,417.30 3,000.00 Time Other real estate_______ . 857,045.36 Cash and due from banks 326,161.36 U. S. deposits______ Gov’t deposits 5,312.40 1.00 Other resources ________ Public funds_______ . 235,333.70 Other deposits ____ 2,637.87 Total deposits____ _ 2,448,746.63 Other liabilities___ 13,719.62 Total. .$2,790,194.15 Total $2,790,194.15 BANK OF CHERRY VALLEY, CHERRY VALLEY Population 455 Cross County Chartered January 24, 1907 Transit Number 81-313 Telephone Number LU 8-4415 Officers Directors .President W. M. Smith, Jr.. H. H. Beasley _Exec. Vice Pres. H. H. Beasley____ Millard Carter ________ Cashier J. R. C avin_____ J. R. Cavin ___ Asst. Cashier Frances Cooper— Edward S. Maddox ___ Asst. Cashier Patsy Blake_____ H. P. Maddox, Sr. W. M. Smith, Jr. STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities $1,848,001.99 Capital Stock $ 50,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations — 743,292.78 Surplus fund . 100,000.00 Other bonds and securities 97,226.01 Undivided profits 195,407.26 Banking house and, Furniture and fixtures__ 60,673.54 Total capital a c c t.__ ____ 345,407.26 1,137,382.63 Cash and due from banks 443*400.06 Demand deposits___ _ 1,346,430.67 25.00 Time deposits Other resources________ U. S. Gov’t deposits _____ 3,532.73 Public funds 357,153.50 Other deposits_____ _____ 759.39 Total deposits 2,845,258.92 Other liabilities 1,953.20 Total- . . Total. $3,192,619.38 $3,192,619.38 Fifty-Third Report 39 BANK OF CHIDESTER, CHIDESTER Population 348 Ouachita County Chartered April 29, 1909 Transit Number 81-314 Telephone Number OV 5-2561 Officers Directors Allen G reen_______________ President Wayne Sanders Mrs. Mary Ann Starnes________Cashier Mrs. Dwade Holleman STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts_____ $ 613,205.17 Capital S tock.............. _ $ U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 61,000.00 Surplus fund ................... Other bonds and securities 28,967.20 Undivided profits________ Furniture and fixtures ___ 1.00 capital acc t.______ Banking house __________ 1.00 Total Demand deposits________ Other real estate-----------5,484.70 Time . Cash and due from banks 132,793.38 U. S. deposits deposits__ Other resources _________ 1,655.07 Public Gov’t funds Total deposits_______ ___ Other liabilities_________ .$ 843,107.52 Total_________________ $ Total 25,000.00 50,000.00 30,640.93 105,640.93 327,429.97 305,460.81 374.00 103,451.81 736,716.59 750.00 843,107.52 THE MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS BANK, CLARENDON Population 2,549 Monroe County Chartered July 23, 1890 Transit Number 81-164 Telephone Number 747-3319 Officers Directors James B. Sharp___ Chairman of Board Ralph D. Abramson Ralph D. Abramson--------------- President Floyd Blankenship Ray Hambrick________Exec. Vice Pres. Wiley Meacham and Cashier Ellen Menard Paul McKay Virginia Sim pson------------Asst. Cashier James B. Sharp Estelle Catlett----------------- Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 30. 1967 Resources Liabilities Capital Stock Loans and discounts______$1,859,391.08 ___$ 150,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 206,520.95 Surplus fund .. 100,000.00 Other bonds and securities 569,149.34 Undivided profits and reserves _ Banking house and, 120,476.48 Furniture and fixtures — 28,115.30 Total capital acct. 370,476.48 Other real estate-----------5,300.00 Demand deposits 1,189,148.44 Cash and due from banks 364,837.43 Time deposits . Other resources-------------3,732.24 U. S. Gov’t deposits __ . 1,135,723.36 ___ 12,000.00 Public funds_________ ___ 295,779.04 Deposits of banks 22,469.30 Other deposits __ 4,138.02 Total deposits _______ 2,659,258.16 Other liabilities . 7,311.70 Total. Total_________________ $3,037,046.34 $3,037,046.34 40 State of Arkansas: Bank Department CLINTON STATE BANK, CLINTON Population 944 Van Buren County Chartered October 16, 1946 Transit Number 81-758 Telephone Number 745-2441 Officers Directors Howard Johnson___________ President Howard Johnson Homer Brown____________ -Vice Pres. Mrs. Howard Johnson Gamer M. Johnson Garner M. Johnson________ Vice Pres. Dois G. Johnson____________Cashier Arthur Lewis Josephine Smith__________ Asst. Cashier Homer Brown Roy Lefler Opal M yrick____________ Asst Cashier Thomas J. McKnight______ Asst. Cashier Virgil Lefler STATEMENT OF JUNE 30. 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts_____ $2,888,936.05 Capital S tock___ . $ 100,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 1,508,151.51 Surplus fu n d _______ ___ 100,000.00 Other bonds and securities 1,008,221.68 Undivided profits-------___ 267,489.36 Reserves _ Banking house and, 80,000.00 Furniture and fixtures ___ 149,040.00 Total capital acc t.___ ___ 547,489.36 Other real estate__________ 501.00 Demand deposits____ ___ 2,880,864.06 Cash and due from banks 717,059.36 Time deposits_______ ___ 2,570,168.42 U. S. Gov’t deposits —___ 26,703.09 Public funds ... 236,496.02 Other deposits______ ___ 10,188.65 Total deposits ______ ___ 5,724,420.24 T otal_______________ _.$6,271,909.60 Total $6,271,909.60 FIRST STATE BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, CONWAY Population 14,507 Faulkner County Chartered February 8, 1946 Transit Number 81-754 Telephone Number FA 9-5656 Officers Directors W. D. Ketcheside___ Chairman of Board Edward A. Halter W. D. Ketcheside Thomas G. Wilson----------------President Rogers C. M oore_Vice Pres. & Cashier J. F. O’Kelley J. R. Ott Ben F. Caldwell----------------- Vice Pres. E. Wainright Martin-------- -— Vice Pres. Frank E. Robins, III and Trust Officer Earl F. Rogers J. R. O tt______ ______ Vice Pres. Thomas G. Wilson -Vice Pres. Edwin H. Floyd. Miloise A. Lyford. ___ Asst Vice Pres. Louis E. Stell_____ ______Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts------ $ 7,543,005.11 Capital S tock___ 200, 000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations — 3,001,461.29 Surplus fu n d ___ 550,000.00 Other bonds and securities 3,250,772.08 Undivided profits 326,468.19 Reserves Banking house and, 164,033.10 Furniture and fixtures---- 184,804.47 Total capital acct. 1,240,501.29 Other real estate _______ 2.00 deposits _ 6,368,725.40 Cash and due from banks 1,862,707.88 Demand Time deposits 7,345,182.26 Other resources________ 4,261.11 U. S. Gov’t deposits 50,154.24 Public fu n d s______ 747,268.93 Deposits of banks __ 3,322.20 Other deposits______ 91,859.62 Total deposits . 14,606,512.65 TotaL_____ 415,847,013.94 -$15,847,013.94 Total Fifty-Third Report 41 THE CORNING BANK, CORNING Population 2,565 Clay County Chartered January 29, 1931 Transit Number 81-211 Telephone Number 857-9721 Officers Directors Mrs. Sam L. M anatt Mrs. Sam L. Manatt_President Sam L. M anatt, Jr------ Exec. Vice Pres. Sam L. M anatt, Jr. F. B. Manatt__________ Exec. Vice Pres. F. B. M anatt Jim V inson__________________ Cashier Glen Cox Dr. Jack Q. Cash Clarence E. Headley, Jr----- Asst. Cashier Jim Vinson J. D. Fisk______________ Asst. Cashier Donis Simpson__________Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Liabilities Resources Loans and discounts______$5,661,083.99 Capital S tock___________ $ 150,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 407,967.08 Surplus fu n d ___________ 150,000.00 Other bonds and securities 804,372.54 Undivided profits________ 205,604.87 Banking house and, capital a c c t._______ 505,604.87 Furniture and fixtures ___ 112,221.87 Total deposits________ 3,900,249.71 Other real estate________ 1.00 Demand Time deposits___________ 2,063,620.75 Cash and due from banks 1,056,799.30 U. S. Gov’t deposits_____ 30,419.23 Public funds_____________ 1,161,851.63 Deposits of ban k s_______ 122,112.83 Total deposits___________ 7,278,254.15 Other liabilities_________ 258,586.76 Total_________________ $8,042,445.78 Total_________________ $8,042,445.78 FIRST STATE BANK, CROSSETT Population 5,548 Ashley County Chartered May 13, 1963 Transit Number 81-102 Telephone Number FO 4-5131 Officers Directors Jess O dom _________________ President Jesse Rich A. James Linder A. James Linder_________1st Vice Pres. Jesse Rich____________Exec. Vice Pres. Jess Odom B. J. Aiken_____________ Asst. Cashier H. Dean Files Larry Reynolds_________ Asst. Cashier Willis Johnson Charles Baxley L. L. Gibbs STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts_____ $1,744,117.16 Capital S tock_________ 200,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 327,903.25 Surplus fu n d _________ 200,000.00 Other bonds and securities 179,363.82 Undivided p ro fits_____ 48,496.18 Banking house and, Total capital acct. _____ 448,496.18 Furniture and fixtures ___ 150,958.69 824,015.88 Cash and due from banks 259,402.86 Demand deposits______ Time deposits________ 923,751.69 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 11,062.35 Public funds___________ 322,380.85 Other deposits ___ 89,334.57 Total deposits__________ 2,170,545.34 Other liabilities-------------- 42,704.26 Total $2,661,745.78 T otal_________________$2,661,745.78 42 State of Arkansas: Bank Department DANVILLE STATE BANK, DANVILLE Population 955 Yell County Chartered October 3, 1930 Transit Number 81-700 Telephone Number 495-2236 Officers Directors John Ed Chambers--------------- .President John Ed Chambers Joe Ray----------------------------- Vice Pres. Harold W. Burnham Jim Bill Gatlin-----------------------Cashier Jim Bill Gatlin Lloyd R. George Elouise C. Laurie_______ Asst. Cashier David Payne____________ Asst. Cashier J. W. Hull Bobby Ramey---------------- Asst Cashier Fay Mathis Joe Ray Neil Sims STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts______$3,970,742.19 Capital Stock 125.000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 720,562.09 Surplus fu n d ____ 175.000.00 Other bonds and securities 1,308,382.02 Undivided profits 194,474.27 25,473.24 Banking house and, R eserves_______ Furniture and fixtures ___ 89,763.92 Total capital acct. -----,----- 519,947.51 Cash and due from banks 691,941.47 Demand deposits------------ 1,969,813.94 Other resources_________ 9,404.91 Time d eposits__________ 4,034,519.34 U. S. Gov’t deposits----- -- 11,402.73 Public funds____ ._______ 248,323.41 6,789.67 Other deposits__________ Total deposits--------------- 6,270,849.09 Total $6,790,796.60 T otal________________.$6,790,796.60 ARKANSAS VALLEY BANK, DARDANELLE Population 2,601 Yell County Chartered August 29, 1961 Transit Number 81-786 Telephone Number 229-4111 Officers Directors Harold Snyder---------Chairman of Board Glen Bailey Carl Jaggers Robert L. Stringer__________ President Dr. G. S. Cornwell Edward H. Smoot Harold Snyder Mike B oyd__________________ Cashier John P. Cowger Robert L. Stringer Thomas C. W illis________Asst. Cashier A. B. Cox Dr. Lewis A. Webb James Hall STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts .$2,067,940.28 Capital S tock___________ $ 150,000.00 O v erd rafts----------4,031.26 Surplus fu n d ___________ 50,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations — . 346,822.64 Undivided profits________ 87,576.36 32,134.77 Other bonds and securities 149,987.41 R eserves_______ Furniture and fixtures___ . 42,091.64 Total capital a c c t._______ 319,711.13 Banking house_________ 47,400.00 Demand deposits________ 1,039,969.58 Cash and due from banks 546,567.26 Time 1,314,966.59 Other resources________ 3,752.76 U. S. deposits________ Gov’t deposits_____ 207,967.74 Public funds____________ 312,229.44 Deposits of banks _______ 13,748.77 Total deposits___________ 2,888,882.12 T otal_______________..$3,208,593.25 $3,208,593.25 Total__ Fifty-Third Report 43 BANK OF DARDANELLE, DARDANELLE Population 2,605 Yell County Chartered September 12, 1934 Transit Number 81-599 Telephone Number 229-3311 Officers Directors Thos. V. Jones_____________ President B. K, Berry Thos. V. Jones H. M. Orsburn, Jr. John L. Hamilton___________Vice Pres. L. R. Berryhill Robert L. Holland_____________ Cashier C. R. George Noel Vandover Julia A. Taylor__________A sst Cashier John L. Hamilton Jimmie Wallis STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts______$2,529,056.30 Capital S tock________ _—$ 100,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations ___ 1,416,695.75 Surplus fund____________ 125,000.00 Other bonds and securities 615,148.05 Undivided profits________ 258,020.46 Banking house and, capital acct...... .......... 483,020.46 Furniture and fix tu res___ 35,000.00 Total Demand deposits________ 1,548,245.21 Cash and due from banks 439,404.47 Time 2,713,250.98 Other resources _________ 2,824.00 U. S. deposits___________ Gov’t deposits_____ 57,067.88 Public funds____________ 225,703.01 Other deposits--------------- 10,841.03 Total deposits_________ 4,555,108.11 T otal_______________ ..$5,038,128.57 T otal_________________$5,038,128.57 DECATUR STATE BANK, DECATUR Population 415 Benton County Chartered May 27, 1954 Transit Number 81-775 Telephone Number 752-3281 Officers Directors Lloyd E. Peterson Chairman of Board C. Jimmie Carter Dorothy M. Peterson Charles L. Daves____________President Charles L. Daves Lloyd E. Peterson Jack Clardy ______________ ,__Cashier J. R. Kincaid C. Tom Edmiston E. N. McCollum STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts_____ $1,236,539.05 Capital S tock___________ $ 60,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 542,868.75 Surplus fund 60,000.00 Other bonds and securities 523,688.65 Undivided profits 192,023.67 Banking house and, Reserves 32,347.28 Furniture and fixtures ___ 55,263.01 Total capital a cc t._______ 344,370.95 Federal Funds so ld ______ 200,000.00 Demand deposits________ 1,850,020.93 Other real estate________ 3,600.00 deposits___________ 681,661.32 Cash and due from banks 509,579.70 Time S. Gov’t deposits_____ 53,455.49 Other resources _________ 189.90 U. Public funds____________ 78,332,60 Deposits of ban k s_______ 20,000.00 Other deposits__________ 32,638.35 Total deposits __________ 2,716,108.69 Other liabilities_________ 11,249.42 T otal_________________$3,071,729.06 T otal_________________$3,071,729.06 44 State of Arkansas: Bank Department BANK OF DELIGHT, DELIGHT Population 446 Pike County Chartered June 16, 1911 Transit Number 81-326 Telephone Number 379-5303 Officers Directors Cecil E. Johnson, Jr ____President James H. Hart James L. H art_______ JBxec. Vice Pres. Buford Hendrix and Cashier Olen Hendrix Olen H endrix___________ Vice Pres. Cecil E. Johnson Jr. Edna Johnson___________ -Asst. Cashier K. C. Reid Ludis Rhodes Joe W. Reid STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts_____ $1,171,617.94 Capital Stock $ 31,250.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations__ 200,025.75 Surplus fund 75,000.00 Other bonds and securities 51,602.75 Undivided profits__ _____ 33,509.03 Banking house and, capital a cc t._______ 139,759.03 Furniture and fixtures 53,059.77 Total Demand deposits________ 785,671.50 Other real estate_______ 1.00 Time deposits 618,808.14 Cash and due from banks 221,235.08 2,241.59 U. S. Gov’t deposits_____ Public funds____________ 149,641.75 Total deposits__________ 1,556,362.98 1,420.28 Other liabilities_________ T otal________________ $1,697,542.29 T o tal.................................. $1,697,542.29 ------------------------ -------------- r tn n a , j r v 'i T k . T n r ' /v m . . . _ . . . . . \T17 TM7T>lfAmn DT\CD11ATT e RM UI 1 aCJT l AATT? i i l BANK, D e RM UI 1 T% A Population 3,600 Chicot County Chartered July 8, 1935 Transit Number 81-720 Telephone Number FA 4-3266 Officers Directors John M. Baxter______________President John M. Baxter J. M. T harp_________ Exec. Vice Pres. W. A. Baxter Clarence Horton----------------- Vice Pres. A. C. Braser, Chairman of Board Frank Henry, Jr.___________ Vice Pres. R. H. Dennington Mrs. Frances Spratlin__________Cashier Bernard Levi Mrs. Thelma Kerr________ Asst. Cashier J. M. Tharp STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts___ _ $2,528,139.83 Capital S tock-----------------$ 150,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations__ 383,185.68 Surplus fund____________ 100,000.00 Other bonds and securities 742,715.93 Undivided profits________ 143,457.19 R eserves__________ l____ 1,733.67 Banking house and, Furniture and fixtures__ 60,000.00 Total capital acc t._______ 395,190.86 Other real estate____ ___ 27,924.46 Demand deposits________ 1,652,686.79 Cash and due from banks 676,065.45 Time deposits ___ Other resources________ 3,603.40 U. S. Gov’t deposits_____ 2,036,202.52 7,217.08 Public funds____________ 304,671.02 Other deposits__________ 5,367.13 Total deposits__________ 4,006,144.54 Other liabilities_________ 20,299.35 Total_________________ $4,421,634.75 T otal_________________ $4,421,634.75 Fifty-Third Report 45 FARMERS & MERCHANTS BANK, DES ARC Population 1,767 Prairie County Chartered January 20, 1902 Transit Number 81-233 Telephone Number 256-4191 Officers Directors S. R. Nichols S. R. Nichols____ .Chairman of Board W. J. Caskey L. R. Brown_______________President Henry L. Nichols R. L. M orton____Vice Pres. & Cashier L. R. Brown Mrs. Dora Mae Holloway_Asst. Cashier R. L. Morton STATEMENT OF JUNE 30. 1967 Liabilities Resources Capital S tock___________ $ 200,000.00 Loans and discounts______$1,597,697.54 148.76 Surplus fu n d ____________ 200,000.00 Overdrafts _____________ U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 1,190,757.25 Undivided profits------------ 163,454.14 Other bonds and securities 1,218,197.84 Total capital a ce t.---------- 563,454.14 Furniture and fixtures ___ 14,674.17 Demand deposits------------ 2,107,507.98 Banking house__________ 43,724.86 Time deposits--------------- 1,357,647.98 Other real estate________ 1.00 S. Gov’t deposits_____ 17,570.98 Cash and due from banks 442,572.77 U. Public funds------------------ 454,961.13 Other deposits__________ 6,631.98 Total deposits ------------- 3,944,320.05 Total________________-$4,507,774.19 Total___ ...$4,507,774.19 D e w it t b a n k a n d t r u s t c o m p a n y , d e w o t Population 3,500 Arkansas County Chartered March 1, 1929 Transit Number 81-245 Telephone Number 946-3611 Officers Directors R. H. Maddox_____________ President R. H. Maddox E. A. Ferguson___________ -Vice Pres. E. A. Ferguson Julian Brown_____ .Vice Pres. & Cashier A. A. Beverburg T. F. Hudson__________Asst. Cashier J. L. Fly Frank Ellis_____________ .Trust Officer Jack Whitmore W. H. Botts Julian Brown STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities $ 300,000.00 Capital S tock__________ Loans and discounts_____$ 4,821,849.16 U. S. Gov’t obligations__ 1,776,374.31 Surplus fu n d _________ „ 300,000.00 Other bonds and securities 1,213,418.38 Undivided profits ______ 231,768.76 Banking house and, R eserves______________ 323,293.88 Furniture and fixtures __ 2.00 Total capital acc t.______ 1,155,062.64 Other real estate_______ 1.00 Demand deposits_______ 5,789,114.55 Cash and due from banks 2,928,097.30 Time dep o sits_________ 3,224,775.80 Other resources________ 1.00 U. S. Gov’t deposits____ 64,738.90 Public funds___________ 506,051.26 Total deposits__________ 9,584,680.51 Total________________ $10,739,743.15 T otal_______________ .$10,739,743.15 46 State of Arkansas: Bank Department BANK OF DOVER, DOVER Population 525 Pope County Chartered September 29, 1905 Transit Number 81-329 Telephone Number 228-3481 Officers Directors John E. Moore______________President John E. Moore W. M. Wallace S. F. McCain T. C. Campbell____________Vice Pres. David Bewley W. M. Wallace________Exec. Vice Pres. L. J. Churchill C. L. Poynter-________________Cashier T. C. Campbell STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts______$1,062,051.75 Capital S tock___________ $ 50,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 411,875.75 Surplus fund____________ 75,000.00 Other bonds and securities 247,884.16 Undivided profits________ 113,809.69 Banking house and, Total capital a c c t.___ 238,809.69 Furniture and fixtures ___ 22,200.00 Demand deposits____ 799,413.81 Cash and due from banks 240,254.19 Time deposits______ 839,938.54 Other resources ________ 51.25 U. S. Gov’t deposits __ 1,841.55 Public funds____ __ _ 86,307.91 Deposits of ban k s___ 13,158.00 Other deposits ______ 4,847.60 Total deposits --------------- 1,745,507.41 T otal________________-$1,984,317.10 T o tal________________ $1,984,317.10 MERCHANTS AND FARMERS BANK, DUMAS Population 4,213 Desha County Chartered May 10, 1909 Transit Number 81-330 Telephone Number 382-4311 Officers Directors R. A, Adcock_______________ President R. A. Adcock Clifton L. Meador C. T. Frank__________Exec. Vice Pres. Loral Adcock Joe Lee McKennon David Porter E. C. Bradshaw.____:_______ Vice Pres. C. T. Frank Loral Adcock_____________ -Vice Pres. J. E. Allmon, Jr. . O. L. Puryear R. A. W est___________ Asst. Vice Pres. Jack S. Dante B. J. Tanenbaum, Sr. Mrs. Pearl S. Moore___________Cashier Edgar Gannaway Lamar Williamson David G arrett___________ Asst. Cashier Ray Maxwell STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts______$4,836,457.92 Capital S tock___________ $ 200,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 465,342.15 Surplus fu n d ----------------- 200,000.00 Other bonds and securities 2,432,994.73 Undivided profits________ 161,172.41 Banking house and, Reserves _____ 499,296.70 Furniture and fixtures ___ 155,171.03 Total capital a c c t.----------- 1,060,469.11 Other real estate________ 1.00 Demand deposits------------ 3,450,803.42 Cash and due from banks 1,033,920.94 Time 3,370,398.85 Other resources _________ 1.00 U. S. deposits___________ Gov’t deposits_____ 296,732.18 Public fu n d s------------------ 711,288.38 Other deposits__________ 34,196.83 Total deposits __________ 7,863,419.66 Total ________________ $8,923,888.77 T otal_________________ $8,923,888.77 Fifty-Third Report 47 EARLE STATE BANK, EARLE Population 2,896 Crittenden County Chartered April 24, 1947 Transit Number 81-204 Telephone Number RE 5-8860 Officers Directors J. E. Brooks____________ ___ President Chas T. Bernard Dr. W. I. Wright Everett Hood________________Vice Pres. C. L. Blanz, Jr. J. W. Young, Jr, Billy S. Baldwin___________ -Vice Pres. J. E. Brooks Mrs. Mary F. Fullwood_______ Cashier Everett Hood Mrs. Wanda Armstrong____A sst Cashier C. E. Morrison, Jr. Mrs. Mary E. Davis______ Asst. Cashier W. P. Morrison Mrs. Iris V. Cole_________ Asst. Cashier B. J. Wallace STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Liabilities Resources Loans and discounts______$2,727,102.25 Capital S tock-----------------$ 150,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 485,103.48 Surplus fu n d ___________ 250,000.00 Other bonds and securities 1,275,009.50 Undivided profits------------ 154,096.05 Banking house and, capital a c c t.---------- 554,096.05 Furniture and fixtures___ 62,428.24 Total Demand deposits________ 2,192,832.75 Cash and due from banks 569,520.27 Time 1,513,731.48 Other resources_________ 2,333.66 U. S. deposits____________ Gov’t deposits_____ 71,714.18 Public funds____________ 765,422.85 Deposits of banks---- -----5,720.71 Other deposits------ --------- 17,979.38 Total deposits __________ 4,567,401.35 T otal_______________ -$5,121,497.40 Total_________________ $5,121,497.40 THE DELTA STATE BANK, ELAINE Population 898 Phillips County Chartered December 30, 1947 Transit Number 81-759 Telephone Number 827-3397 Officers Directors Wm. D em oret______________ President E. Clay Bumpers J. M. Countiss, Jr----------------Vice Pres. J. M. Countiss, Jr. Mary Louise Demoret_Exec, Vice Pres. Mary Louise Demoret and Cashier Wm. Demoret STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts-_____$ 315,821.84 Capital S tock___________ $ 40,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 249,178.86 Surplus fu n d ____________ 80,000.00 Other bonds and securities 10,028.40 Undivided profits________ 55,287.69 4,513.76 Banking house and, R eserves_______________ Furniture and fixtures___ 7,946.79 ------------------Cash and due from banks 503,887.35 Total capital a c c t.----------- 179,801.45 Other resources _________ 237.00 Demand deposits------------- 764,963.93 U. S. Gov’t deposits_____ 2,459.25 Public funds____________ 138,793.77 Other deposits __________ 627.84 Total deposits----------------- 906,844.79 Other liabilities_________ 454.00 Total_________________ $1,087,100.24 Total_________________ $1,087,100.24 48 State of Arkansas: Bank Department THE EXCHANGE BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, EL DORADO Population 26,000 Union County Chartered August 12, 1933 Transit Number 81-668 Telephone Number UN 2-6684 Officers Directors Louis E. Hurley--------------------President Bruce Anthony R. W. Newell H. B. Axum -------------- Exec. Vice Pres. H. B. Axum J. H. Sheehan J. C. Craighead------------------- .Vice Pres. R. L. Aycock Joe G.Wepfer Claude B. Church_________ _V ice Pres. R. C. Bodenhamer L. E. Hurley, Jr------------------ Vice Pres. W. A. Dumas Robert H. Tinkle Vice Pres. & Cashier W. H. Hanna James H. Ludwig----------- Asst. Cashier Louis E. Hurley and Trust Officer D. R. James, Jr. William W. Thomas______ Asst. Cashier T. M. M artin STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts______$7,102,789.13 Capital S tock__________ $ 300,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 1,298,967.16 Surplus fu n d ___________ 300,000.00 Other bonds and securities 2,733,794.06 Undivided profits_______ 292,569.45 Banking house and, R eserves______________ 231,625.11 Furniture and fixtures____ 282,106.16 Total capital acc t.______ 1,124,194.56 Other real estate________ 1.00 Demand deposits_________ 6,712,241.84 Cash and due from banks 2,113,108.25 Time 4,941,349.90 Other resources_________ 3,563.51 U. S. deposits__________ Gov’t deposits____ 146,504.21 Public funds___________ 516,606.28 Deposits of b anks______ 37,042.51 Other deposits_________ 38,389.97 Total deposits__________ 12,392,134.71 Other liabilities-----------18,000.00 Total________________ $13,534,329.27 Total________________ $13,534,329.27 BANK OF ELKINS, ELKINS Population 333 Washington County Chartered June 1, 1912 Transit Number 81-506 Telephone Number 643-3511 Officers Directors J. E. Bunch_________________ President J. E. Bunch Joel L. Bunch__________Exec. Vice Pres. Edyth L. Bunch Joel L. Bunch John A. Bunch, Sr__________ .Vice Pres. and Cashier John A. Bunch, Sr. Roe Stokenbury STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts______$1,249,278.98 Capital S tock___________ $ 37,500.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations_______________ 211,995.50 Surplus fu n d ____________ 150,000.00 Other bonds and securities 449,362.78 Undivided profits________ 18,624.31 Banking house and, Total capital a c c t._______ 206,124.31 Furniture and fixtures________________ 92,096.17 deposits________ 929,753.70 Other real estate________ 1.00 Demand deposits--------------- 1,003,555.11 Cash and due from banks 229,111.96 Time U. S. Gov’t deposits_____ 4,135.31 Other resources_________ 170.10 Public funds------------------ 88,448.06 Total deposits----------------- 2,025,892.18 T o tal_______________ —$2,232,016.49 Total________________ $2,232,016.49 Fifty-Third Report 49 BANK OF ENGLAND, ENGLAND Population 3,000 Lonoke County Chartered August 23, 1898 Transit Number 81-213 Telephone Number 842-2011 Officers Directors Seth Boles, Jr. E. A. Carl Lee______Chairman of Board E. A. Carl Lee Seth Boles, Jr_______________ President Thos. O. Murchison Thos. O. Murchison_________ Vice Pres. H. P. B ell____________________Cashier Otha Frizzell____________ Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts_____ .$1,920,621.27 Capital S tock___________ $ 100,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations _ 4,500.00 Surplus fund____________ 100,000.00 Other bonds and securities 756,337.61 Undivided p ro fits_______ 110,327.75 Banking house and, capital a c c t----------- 310,327.75 3,543.80 Total Furniture and fix tu res__ Demand deposits________ 2,056,546.06 Other real estate_______ 1.00 Time 990,510.67 Cash and due from banks 881,200.66 Public deposits__________ funds------------------ 147,231.74 1.00 Other resources________ Deposits of banks_______ 55,148.54 6,440.58 Other deposits--------------Total deposits__________ 3,255,877.59 T otal________________-$3,566,205.34 T otal________________.$3,566,205.34 THE CITIZENS BANK, ENGLAND Population 3,000 Lonoke County Chartered January 14, 1931 Transit Number 81-492 Telephone Number 842-2461 Directors Officers W. G. Cunning Ben B. M orris______________ President John W. Gann Lois Rutherford____________.Vice Pres. C. C. Leonard, Jr. J. Otis DuPree_______ _________ Cashier Ben B. Morris Carroll C. Leonard, Jr.___Asst. Cashier Lois Rutherford STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts______$ 810,072.81 Capital S tock___________ $ 120,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 1,803,745.00 Surplus fu n d ____________ 140,000.00 Other bonds and securities 924,367.82 Undivided profits________ 222,588.56 Banking house and, R eserves_______________ 23,519.41 Furniture and fixtures___ 2.00 Total capital acc t._______ 506,107.97 Federal funds so ld ______ 100,000.00 Demand deposits________ 2,201,352.26 Cash and due from banks 535,421.32 Time deposits___________ 1,180,331.71 U. S. Gov’t deposits_____ 4,657.52 Public funds------------------ 230,548.42 Ottter deposits__________ 25,882.64 Total deposits__________ 3,642,772.55 Other liabilities_________ 24,728.43 T otal_________________$4,173,608.95 T o tal_________________$4,173,608.95 50 State of Arkansas; Bank Department THE EUDORA BANK, EUDORA Population 3,899 Chicot County Chartered December 23, 1930 Transit Number 81-334 Telephone Number EL 5-4416 Officers Directors Ralph S c o tt------------------------President Joe A. Arnold Sam Bowman Joe A. Arnold_________Exec. Vice Pres. and Cashier C. J. Griffith, Jr. Alvin M eyer-----------------------Vice Pres. W. K. Grubbs, Sr. Suzie Gates™_____________ Asst. Cashier J. W. Loyd Alvin Meyer Evelyn Lilly______________Asst. Cashier Mary Thach---------------------Asst. Cashier Ralph Scott STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts______$3,659,470.36 Capital S tock___________ $ 175,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 340,592.50 Surplus fu n d__________ 520,000.00 Other bonds and securities 683,909.36 Undivided profits___________178,411.80 Banking house and, Reserves _______________ 125,400.12 Furniture and fix tu res___ 58,673.50 Total capital acct. 998,811.92 Cash and due from banks 442,680.65 Demand deposits _ 1,781,426.19 Other resources__________ 92.73 Time deposits 1,726,416.56 U. S. Gov’t deposits 16,240.50 Public funds_______ 635,504.77 Total deposits . 4,159,588.02 Other liabilities 27,019.16 Total_________________ $5,185,419.10 Total -$5,185,419.10 BANK OF EUREKA SPRINGS, EUREKA SPRINGS Population 1,681 Carroll County Chartered May 4, 1912 Transit Number 81-472 Telephone Number CL 3-9844 Officers Directors C. A. Fuller---------------------- President C. A. Fuller Louis Epley, Jr. John F. Cross______________ Cashier John F, Cross Richard Thompson J. M. Bullock Digby Walker STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts______$ 965,041.45 Capital S tock___________.$ 100,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 678.908.00 Surplus fu n d ____________ 80,000.00 Other bonds and securities 332.336.00 Undivided p ro fits_______ 79,533.15 Banking house and, capital acct. _______ 259,533.15 8,570.30 Total Furniture and fixtures____ Demand deposits________ 1,139,472.43 Other real estate________ 21,170.95 Time 808,590.15 Cash and due from banks 275,604.55 U. S. deposits___________ deposits_____ 7,794.80 4,848.97 Public Gov’t Other resources_________ funds____________ 66,549.84 Other deposits__________ 4,539.85 Total deposits___________ 2,026,947.07 T o tal_________________$2,286,480.22 T otal_________________ $2,286,480.22 Fifty-Third Report 51 BANK OF EVENING SHADE, EVENING SHADE Population 290 Sharp County Chartered February 5, 1901 Transit Number 81-336 Telephone Number 266-3286 Directors Officers A. A. Heuer A. A. Heuer________________ President and Chairman of Board F. F. Mobley T. G. Vinson F. F. Mobley______________ Vice Pres. Dolph Pegg A. L. Hoaney.________________Cashier John W. Edwards William E. Frazier_______ Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities 25.000. 00 Loans and discounts______$ 433,128.74 Capital Stock 30.000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 179,759.00 Surplus fund ___ Undivided profits 24,103.72 Banking house and Furniture and fixtures___ 4,430.77 Reserves _______ Cash and due from banks 76,012.24 Total capital a c c t._ 79,103.72 Demand deposits__ 359,020.77 Time deposits-------226,931.45 U. S. Gov’t deposits 1,145.83 Public funds_______ 27,102.21 Other deposits ____ 26.77 Total deposits___________ 614,227.03 Total _______________ _$ 693,330.75 T otal________________ $ 693,330.75 McILROY BANK, FAYETTEVILLE Population 26,279 Washington County Chartered December 24, 1892 Transit Number 81-87 Telephone Number HI 2-5351 Officers Directors Clifton Wade______Chairman of Board L. L. Baxter Ellis B urgin______________ President Ellis Burgin Ralph Goff Hayden M cllroy-----------------Vice Pres. Thomas H. Mathias___________ Cashier John E. Kane Winston I. Sloan_________ Auditor Dr. James D. Mashburn Norma Moseley____________ Asst. Secy. J. B. McConnell Zelma Anderson_________ Asst. Cashier Hayden M cllroy Betty C lark______ ________Asst. Cashier Henry B. Shreve Carl Tune James E. Harris_________ Asst. Cashier Clifton Wade Jim Shreve_____________ Asst. Cashier Paul Young, Jr. Maggie W atts___________ Asst. Cashier Buddy Ledford__________Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts____ $14,252,432.56 Capital S tock__________ $ 500,250.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations 1,012,354.36 Surplus fund __________ 500,000.00 Other bonds and securities 3,635,284.12 Undivided pro fits_______ 672,441.25 Banking house and, Reserves ______________ 317,395.59 Furniture and fixtures___ 236,726.35 Total capital a c c t.______ _____ 23,208.63 Other real estate_______ deposits_______ 9,508,456.90 Cash and due from banks 3,963,858.52 Demand deposits__________ 5,502,445.98 Other resources ________ 32,958.57 Time U. S. Gov’t deposits_____ 286,148.84 Public funds___________ 5,201,176.71 Deposits of banks______ 637,198.20 Other deposits _________ 31,309.64 Total deposits _________ 21,166,736.27 T otal____ ___________ $23,156,823.11 T otal________________ $23,156,823.11 52 State of Arkansas: Bank Department FORDYCE BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, FORDYCE Population 4,593 Dallas County Chartered January 5, 1931 Transit Number 81-127 Telephone Number 352-3107 Officers Directors E. C. Benton_ .President E. C. Benton Robert D. Ross J. H. Everett______ ____ .Vice Pres. W. D. Stell W. R. Benton, Jr. W. R. Benton, Jr__ _____Vice Pres. J. H. Everett Jesse G. Shaddock J. W, Hearnsberger_ -----------Cashier L. Weems Trussell Mrs. M. S. Smith__ __ Asst. Cashier J. W. Heamsberger Mrs. K. J. Graves— __A sst Cashier E. C. Gates STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources liabilities $ 100,000.00 Loans and discounts____ $1,193,038.93 Capital Stock . . U. S. Gov’t obligations — 1,354,993.50 Surplus fu n d ------------ ____ 150,000.00 Other bonds and securities 1,147,885.69 Undivided profits------____ 322,403.05 1,868.52 Banking house and, R eserves___________ ____ 52,999.92 Total capital a c c t.____ Furniture and fixtures___ 574,271.57 Federal funds so ld______ 500,000.00 Demand deposits________ 2,461,465.86 Other real estate_______ 25,000.00 Time deposits___________ 1,804,977.81 Cash and due from banks 852,141.41 Public funds________ ____ 219,509.41 Other deposits__________ 29,129.48 4,515,082.56 Total deposits - _ 36,705.32 Other liabilities------- ___ T otal________________ $5,126,059.45 $5,126,059.45 Total ............ PLANTERS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, FORREST CITY Population 12,751 St. Francis County Chartered April 15, 1921 Transit Number 81-143 Telephone Number ME 3-2833 Officers Directors H. H. Cooper______Chairman of Board Charles M. Achinakian C. C. Moore Fred E. Rau E. B. Belshe__Vice Chairman of Board E. B. Belshe J. B. Fletcher_______________ President R. C. Berry Bert Sulcer James F. Wolfe C. C. Moore______Vice Pres. & Cashier H. H. Cooper Bert Sulcer_________________ Vice Pres. J. B. Fletcher Elizabeth B. Moore_______ Asst. Cashier C. N. Haven Diana Arwood-___________Asst. Cashier Henry T. Haven Robert Doyle________ A sst Cashier Louis F. Haven, Jr. Dione Henderson_________ Asst. Cashier Roy V. Leonard STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Liabilities Resources Loans and discounts____ $ 6,080,465.36 Capital S tock__________ $ 300,000.00 902,347.63 Surplus fu n d _________ _ 500,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations _ Other bonds and securities 2,766,903.17 Undivided profits ______ 156,383.66 Banking house and, capital acc t.______ 956,383.66 Furniture and fixtures — 135,772.11 Total Demand deposits_______ 5,229,328.15 Cash and due from banks 1,498,314.85 Time 3,984,144.77 Other resources________ 22,901.47 U. S. deposits__________ Gov’t deposits-----64,159.18 Public funds_____________ 1,119,319.95 Other deposits_________ 35,368.88 Total deposits--------------- 10,432,320.93 Other liabilities-----------18,000.00 Total________________ $11,406,704.59 ____ $11,406,704.59 Total Fifty-Third Report 53 THE BANK OF FRANKLIN, FRANKLIN Izard County Population 103 Transit Number 81-338 Chartered June 13, 1905 Telephone Number 322-7201 Directors Officers Richard L. Pratt, Chairman of Board J. E. Godwin________________ President William R. Pratt William R. P ratt___________ Vice Pres. J. E. Godwin Mrs. Tommie Billingsley---------- Cashier W. G. Wiley Mrs. Brenda Barnes______Asst. Cashier Mrs. Tressie Combs STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Liabilities Resources Loans and discounts______$ 439,435.29 Capital S tock___________ $ U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 212,239.38 Surplus fu n d ____________ Other bonds and securities 1.00 Undivided profits________ Banking house and, capital a c c t_______ Furniture and fixtures — 1,201.00 Total Demand deposits________ Cash and due from banks 191,738.85 Time ___________ 464.00 U. S. deposits Other resources_________ Gov’t deposits_____ Public funds____________ Total deposits__________ T otal________________- $ T otal_________________$ 845,079.52 25,000.00 25,000.00 38,119.06 88,119.06 459,170.26 264,297.98 2,690.59 30,801.63 756,960.46 845,079.52 PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS BANK, GILLETT Population 1,184 Arkansas County Chartered January 13, 1967 Transit Number 81-120 Telephone Number 548-2329 Officers Directors W. W. Turner_______________ President W. W. Turner Keneth Smith Patrick McKay________Exec. Vice Pres. Murl Long W. P. Hackney and Cashier Darrel Nichols Herbert Holzhauer Frank C. Wolfe STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts______$ 110,125.00 Capital S tock___________ $ Surplus fu n d -----------------Banking house and, Furniture and fixtures____ 65,272.72 Undivided profits-----------Cash and due from banks 588,083.52 Total capital acc t._______ Demand deposits________ Time deposits___________ U. S. Gov’t deposits_____ Public funds____________ Deposits of banks________ Other deposits__________ Total deposits __________ Total_________________ $ 763,481.24 Total_________________ $ 100,000.00 50,000.00 53,042.05 203,042.05 323,932.68 60,494.55 411.25 84,623.61 90,706.66 270.44 560,439.19 763,481.24 54 State of Arkansas: Bank Department BANK OF GLENWOOD, GLENWOOD Population 1,158 Pike County Chartered December 27, 1912 Transit Number 81-343 Telephone Number 356-3221 Officers Directors H. H. Duke--------------------------President H. H. Duke Ronald C. Duke___ .Vice Pres. & Cashier Ronald C. Duke C. E. W est________________ Vice Pres. Ira C. West Ira C. W est________________Vice Pres. C. E. West Doris Hutchings__________Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts_____ $1,744,215.05 Capital S tock__________ $ 50,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations__ . 875,612.50 Surplus fu n d ____________ 110,000.00 Other bonds and securities 68,000.00 Undivided profits________ 129,755.15 Banking house and, 4,688.76 Reserves .----------------------Furniture and fixtures __ 2.00 Total capital a e c t._______ 294,443.91 Other real estate_______ 1.00 Demand deposits________ 1,442,163-43 Cash and due from banks 699,801.55 Time deposits__-_______ 1,519,911.34 Other resources________ 1.00 U. S. Gov’t deposits -____ 3,254.99 Public funds____________ 123,876.21 Other deposits __________ 3,983.22 Total deposits __________ 3,093,189.19 T otal........,___________ .-$3,387,633.10 Total _______________ ..$3,387,633.10 FIRST STATE BANK, GOULD Population 1,600 Lincoln County Chartered January 6, 1964 Transit Number 81*106 Telephone Number CO 3-4325 Officers Directors T. H. Free, Jr. Howard Holthoff _ _______ President Howard Holthoff Carl Knight Wallace Emerson__ ..Exec. Vice Pres. Wallace Emerson B. B. McCool Patsy Johnson_____ _________Cashier Boscoe Blagg Harry Norris , David Farabough__ ____Asst. Cashier W. J. Boren H. R. Wood, Jr. Evelyn G atlin_____ ____Asst. Cashier W. H. Carder Carolyn Knight____ ___ Asst. Cashier Don Eifling Mary Nolan______ ____Asst. Cashier T. M. Fish STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities .$ 100,000.00 Loans and discounts_____ $1,983,932.40 Capital S tock_____ . 150,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations — . 298,632.31 Surplus fund______ . 43,277.50 Other bonds and securities 156,817.25 Undivided profits _ Banking house and, 293,277.50 capital acet. „ Furniture and fixtures — . 108,071.84 Total . 1,039,888.04 Demand deposits__ Cash and due from banks 331,309.42 Time . 1,135,296.03 deposits_____ 435.05 U. S. Gov’t Other resources ------------15,876.12 deposits . 317,160.05 Public funds______ . 52,299.42 Other deposits -----_ 2,560,519.66 Total deposits ____ . 25,401.11 Other liabilities ___ $2,879,198.27 $2,879,198.27 Total Total Fifty-Third Report 55 BANK OF GRAVETT, GRAVETTE Population 900 Benton County Chartered February 28, 1898 Transit Number 81-269 Telephone Number ST 7-3401 Officers Directors J. T. Edmondson, Jr. J. T. Edmondson, Jr--------------President Stokes Ballard John R. Meads_______ Exec. Vice Pres. C. E. McAllister Stokes B allard____ Vice Pres. & Cashier Allen McAllister C. E. McAllister____________Vice Pres. John R. Meade Eva B allard____________ Asst. Cashier Phillip Chastain Marshal Coker__________ Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Liabilities Resources Loans and discounts--------- $2,971,496.26 Capital S tock___________ $ 100,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 618,842.07 Surplus fund____________ 100,000.00 Other bonds and securities 653,438.23 Undivided profits________ 253,296.84 Banking house and, capital acet. ---------- 453,296.84 Furniture and fixtures ___ 28,394.32 Total Demand deposits________ 2,593,137.73 1.00 Time Other real estate________ deposits __________ 2,094,181.42 Cash and due from banks 865,790.31 2,653.80 Total deposits___________ 4,687,319.15 Other resources _________ Total _!______________ $5,140,615.99 Total ________________ $5,140,615.99 FARMERS BANK, GREENWOOD Population 2,016 Sebastian County Chartered August 7, 1907 Transit Number 81-226 Telephone Number 996-3231 Officers Directors Charles O. Bell Means W ilkinson____________ President W. H. Lewis W. H. W olverton__ Vice Pres. & Cashier Betty Wilkinson W. H. Lewis_______________ Vice Pres. Means Wilkinson Mattie W ard_____________Asst. Cashier W. H. Wolverton STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts______$1,479,792.90 Capital S tock___________ $ 100,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 961,945.67 Surplus fund ___________ 135,000.00 Other bonds and securities 1,040,926.46 Undivided profits________ 50,915.42 Banking house and, Total capital acc t._______ 285,915.42 Furniture and fixtures____ 97,500.00 Demand deposits________ 1,673,444.35 Cash and due from banks 760,040.75 Time deposits----------------Other resources _________ 4,108.00 U. S. Gov’t deposits_____ 1,967,939.58 12,427.36 Public funds____________ 396,127.42 Other deposits __________ 8,459.65 Total deposits --------------- 4,058,398.36 Total . $4,344,313.78 T otal_________________„$4,344,313.78 56 State of Arkansas: Bank Department THE FIRST BANK, GRIFFITHVILLE Population 225 White County Chartered November 6, 1905 Transit Number 81*347 Telephone Number 323-4511 Officers Directors Jas. A. Neaville, Jr— ______ President Jas. A. Neaville, Jr. Jno. B. Neaville_____ Exec. Vice Pres. Jno. B. Neaville and Cashier Lucille A. Neaville Geo. F. Key_________ ___Asst. Cashier Geo. F. Key STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts______$ 227,181.94 Capital S to c k __________ $ 25,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 180,000.00 Surplus fu n d ___________ 5,000.00 Banking house and, Undivided p ro fits_______ 35,578.20 Furniture and fixtures____ 601.00 R eserves--------------------------2,000.00 Cash and due from banks 139,966.55 Total capital a c e t._______ 67,578.20 Demand deposits________ 443,734.43 Time deposits__________ 4,700.00 720.00 U. S. Gov’t deposits_____ Public fu n d s_______________31,016.86 Total deposits__________ 480,171.29 T otal_________________$ 547,749.49 Total _______________ .$ 547,749.49 CLARK COUNTY BANK, GURDON Population 2,166 Clark County Chartered August 4, 1900 Transit Number 81-349 Telephone Number FL 3-4414 Officers Directors Earl Clark P. M. Rudolph---------------------President Richard E. Davidson Richard E. Davidson— Exec. Vice Pres. and Cashier E. H. Frizzell Dick Jackson E. H. Frizzell______________ Vice Pres. Clayton Franklin_________Asst. Cashier J. E. McMillan F. H. Rudolph P. M. Rudolph STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts______$ 547,312.64 Capital S tock___________ $ 50,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations---- 772,064.59 Surplus fund____________ 117,500.00 Other bonds and securities 679,516.21 Undivided profits________ 127,537.51 Reserves _______________ Banking house and, 1,942.49 400.00 Total capital aec t._______ 296,980.00 Furniture and fixtures-----Cash and due from banks 488,285.06 Demand deposits________ 850,827.95 Other resources_________ 2.00 Time deposits___________ 1,122,243.03 U. S. Gov’t deposits_____ 329.99 Public fu n d s___________ 210,000.82 Other deposits__________ 7,198.71 Total deposits__________ 2,190,600.50 T otal________________. $2,487,580.50 T otal_________________$2,487,580.50 Fifty-Third Report 57 FARMERS BANK, HAMBURG Population 3,000 Ashley County Chartered March 10, 1941 Transit Number 81-181 Telephone Number ID 3-5222 Officers Directors S. A. Wilcoxon____ Chairman of Board L. G. Foote V. W. Walker V. W. Walker_______________ President W. E. Foote S. A. Wilcoxon, Sr. W. E. Foote________________ Vice Pres. W. E. Foote, Jr. L. G. Foote__________Exec. Vice Pres. Lloyd Engelkes Mrs. James J. Fischer__________ Cashier Leroy Higginbotham, Sr. Allen Farm er___________ Asst. Cashier Carl W. Locke Oliver Q. Couey_________ Asst. Cashier Earl Scott STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts______$2,055,799.68 Capital S tock___________ $ 100,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 228,350.93 Surplus fu n d ------------------ 100,000.00 Other bonds and securities 1,144,666.14 Undivided profits________ 159,304.07 Banking house and, Reserves -------------------------- 21,154.92 Furniture and fixtures ___ 45,440.06 Total capital a c c t._______ 380,458.99 Cash and due from banks 660,202.49 Demand deposits________ 1,684,810.31 Other resources _________ 1,557.09 Time deposits___________ 1,719,106.80 U. S. Gov’t deposits_____ 6,068.41 Public funds____________ 335,571.88 Deposits of banks_______ 10,000.00 Total deposits--------------- 3,755,557.40 Total_________________ $4,136,016.39 Total--------------------------$4,136,016.39 CALHOUN COUNTY BANK, HAMPTON Population 1,011 Calhoun County Chartered October 26, 1906 Transit Number 81-353 Telephone Number SW 8-2330 Officers Directors Searcy H arrell---------------------President Hubert J. Brown E. C. Johnston Len H arrell----------------------- Vice Pres. Fay Harrell A. G. Tomlinson Mary H. Johnston--------------------Cashier Len Harrell D. W. Wells Hazel B. Smith___________ Asst. Cashier Searcy Harrell STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts---------$1,172,948.53 Capital S tock___________ $ 50,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations---- 614,537.78 Surplus fund_____________ 150,000.00 Other bonds and securities 790,473.29 Undivided profits________ 173 984 72 Banking house and, --------------- -— Furniture and fix tu res___ 124,656.54 Total capital acc t.----------- 373,984.72 Cash and due from banks 380,324.05 Demand deposits------------- 1,239,402.37 Time deposits--------------- 1,099,301.10 U. S. Gov’t deposits_____ 7,090.04 Public funds________ 360,081.34 Other deposits__________ 3,080.62 Total deposits___________ 2,708,955.47 Total. -----$3,082,940.19 Total_______________ —$3,082,940,19 58 State of Arkansas: Bank Department THE BANK AF HARRISBURG, HARRISBURG Population 1,907 Poinsett County Chartered December 2, 1930 Transit Number 81*693 Telephone Number PL 7*5427 Officers Directors R. W. Butler___ _President R. W. Butler H. S. Sm ith___ Exec. Vice Pres. H. S. Smith C. B. Wood, S r______ Vice Pres. Anna M. Butler Jim Tom Butler. ______ Vice Pres. Jim Tom Butler James Williams _________Cashier C. B. Wood, Sr. Doris H. Sm ith___Asst. Cashier J. P. Hubbard STATEMENT OF JUNE 30. 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts_____ $3,376,789.00 Capital S tock___________ $ 100,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations ___ 801,217.50 Surplus fund ___________ 150,000.00 Other bonds and securities 649,821.82 Undivided profits________ 184,977.89 Banking house and, Reserves ______ ____ ____ 86,706.37 Furniture and fixtures __ 33,810.70 Total capital acct. - 521,684.26 4,834.31 Demand deposits__ Other real estate _______ . 2,112,512.33 Cash and due from banks 582,958.68 Time . 2,502,058.04 Other resources ________ 17,901.97 U. S. deposits_____ Gov’t deposits 41,765.64 Public fu n d s______ - 242,825.49 Deposits of banks__ 22,809.45 Other deposits ____ 22,630.77 Total deposits ____ _ 4,944,601.72 Other liabilities ___ 1,048.00 $5,467,333.98 Total Total THE SECURITY BANK, HARRISON Population 7,015 Boone County Chartered November 20, 1931 Transit Number 81-704 Telephone Number 365-8201 Officers Directors Preident Roy L. Baker, Jr. Roy L. Baker, Sr., Chairman of Board -Exec. Vice Pres. Roy L. Baker, Jr. E. R. Tims_____ ______Vice Pres. C. W. Bonsteel Jim Tilley-Vice Pres. Wm. W. Christeson Bill O. W atts_____ L. E. Durand Wallace E. Nickels. _Asst. Vice Pres. __ -Cashier Garvin Fitton Phil T rav is______ David Heuer Gene W aters------- ________ Auditor W. O. Newton Gordon Eckman— ___ Trust Officer E. R. Tims Edwin R. Turney— ___ Asst. Cashier Betty K raus—____ __A sst. Cashier Marvis P aul--------- ___A sst Cashier Jimmie Y arbrough- ___ Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Liabilities Resources Loans and discounts------ $10,729,081.89 Capital S tock__________ $ 300,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations — 1,923,613.16 Surplus fu n d _____ _____ 650,000.00 Other bonds and securities 2,600,106.74 Undivided p ro fits______ 261,295.67 Reserves --------------------- 196,048.99 Banking house and, Furniture and fixtures — 343,348.94 Total capital acct...... .. 1,407,344.66 Other real estate ---------1,000.00 Demand deposits__ .. 7,315,181.69 Cash and due from banks 2,198,577.23 Time deposits____ .. 7,456,587.82 Other resources ------------ 685,449.49 U. S. Gov’t deposits 131,308.44 Public funds_______ _ 903,598.03 Deposits of ban k s_ .. 773,821.12 Total deposits_____ .. 16,580,497.10 Other liabilities ___ - 493,335.69 .$18,481,177.45 Total. ..$18,481,177.45 Total. _____ Fifty-Third Report 59 PRAIRIE COUNTY BANK, HAZEN Population 1,460 Prairie County Chartered July 17, 1945 Transit Number 81-750 Telephone Number 2511 Officers Directors J. J. Screeton________________ President J. J. Screeton James E. Sparks______ Exec. Vice Pres. James E. Sparks Eagle Boyd, Jr--------------------Vice Pres. Eagle Boyd, Jr. Helen C. T u ll________Asst. Vice Pres. J. W. Crigger Grace O. Stallings_____________ Cashier M. V. Rhodes Melba Stine_____________Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts_____$1,908,269.27 Capital S tock___________ $ 75,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 686,509.90 Surplus fund ___________ 100,000.00 Other bonds and securities 878,591.28 Undivided profits _______ 137,885.33 Banking house and, capital acct. _______ 312,885.33 Fum iure and fixtures____ 29,692.42 Total Demand deposits________ 1,671,165.07 Cash and due from banks 403,773.35 Time 1,505,670.09 Other resources _________ 1,418.49 U. S. deposits___________ Gov’t deposits_____ 8,094.52 Public funds____________ 391,822.05 Other deposits__________ 8,476.06 Total deposits __________ 3,585,227.79 Other liabilities-------------- 10,141.59 T otal________________ $3,908,254.71 Total_________________..$3,908,254.71 THE CLEBURNE COUNTY BANK, HEBER SPRINGS Population 2,450 Cleburne County Chartered December 16, 1930 Transit Number 81-175 Telephone Number 2-2456 Officers Directors Jerome Johnson-------------- -----President Dr. L. E. Robbins, Chairman of Board W alter Aldridge___.Vice Pres. & Cashier E. A. Jenkerson Bruce M, Robbins_____ _____Vice Pres. Jerome Johnson W. E. Robbins_____________Vice Pres. Joe N. Robbins Joe N. Robbins____________ Vice Pres. W alter Aldridge W. E. Robbins Bruce M. Robbins STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts------__$2,275,330.67 Capital S tock____________$ 60,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations — 1,334,990.13 Surplus fu n d _____________ 60,000.00 Other bonds and securities 524,696.98 Undivided profits_________ 263,703.48 Banking house and, Reserves ________________ 1,015.92 Furniture and fixtures ___ 81,416.26 ------------------Federal funds sold__________lOOloOO.OO Total capital a c c t.----------- 384,719.40 Other real estate_______ _ 1.00 Demand deposits----------- - 1,922,543.27 Cash and due from banks 570,357.77 Time deposits — ------- 2,417,763.20 U. S. Gov’t deposits_____6,102.09 Public funds------------------ 155,664.85 Total deposits___________ 4,502,073.41 Total_________________ $4,886,792.81 Total_________________ $4,886,792.81 60 State of Arkansas: Bank Department GUARANTY LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY, HELENA (not engaged in commercial banking) Population 13,700 Phillips County Chartered February 9, 1910 Transit Number 81-64 Telephone Number HI 4-3032 Officers Directors Dewey Moore ______________ President D. Moore H. G. Stephens_____________Vice Pres. H. G. Stephens C. L. McKelvy.______________Secretary S. H. Hurst H. H. White________________.Treasurer C. E. Mayer H. J. McCarty STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts---------$ 126,887.42 Capital S tock-----------------$ U. S. Gov’t obligations---1,500.00 Surplus fund-----------------Other bonds and securities 4,500.00 Undivided profits-----------Furniture and fixtures____ 2,000.00 Total capital acc t.----------Cash and due from banks 50,139.74 Trust deposits__________ Other resources _________ 5,671.00 Total deposits__________ Other liabilities-------------T otal_________________$ 190,698.16 Total________________ $ 50,000.00 30,000.00 25,858.92 105,858.92 77,987.61 77,987.61 6,851.63 190,698.16 VALLEY BANK, HINDSVILLE Population 250 Madison County Chartered November 8, 1907 Transit Number 81-362 Telephone Number ST 9-2411 Officers Directors Wm. B. Bunch Tom Hargis________Chairman of Board Adry G askill---------------------- President C. F. Fitch, Jr. C. F. Fitch, Jr---------------------Vice Pres. James M. Hargis Tom Hargis Lloyd A. Linebarger-------------- Cashier Adry Gaskill Lloyd A. Linebarger STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts---------$ 277,242.34 Capital S tock___________ $ 25,000.00 O verdrafts-------------------591.50 Surplus fu n d ___________ 10,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations---- 220,564.25 Undivided profits________ 17,484.53 Other bonds and securities 4,990.00 Total capital a c c t_______ 52,484.53 Furniture and fix tu res---1,043.47 Demand deposits________ 289,566.70 Banking house__________ 691.97 deposits______________314,001.52 Cash and due from banks 160,744.22 Time U. S. Gov’t deposits_____915.00 Public funds ____________ 8,900.00 Total deposits__________ 613,383.22 Total________________ -$ 665,867.75 Total________________ _$ 665,867.75 Fifty-Third Report 61 BANK OF HOLLY GROVE, HOLLY GROVE Population 672 Monroe County Chartered March 12, 1903 Transit Number 81-275 Telephone Number 462-3331 Officers Directors M. P. W alls________________ President John S. Calloway M. P. Walls John B. Moore, Jr__________ Vice Pres. B. J. Lambert O. M. Washington Jack Phillips__________Exec. Vice Pres. R. H. Mayo R. R. Webster and Cashier John B. Moore, Jr. Elizabeth C. Reid________Asst. Cashier Jack Phillips STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts______$1,301,543.20 Capital S tock___________ $ 60,000.00 Overdrafts _____________ 133.41 Surplus fund ___________ 190,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 489,723.12 Undivided profits------------ 131,205.67 Other bonds and securities 921,734.53 Total capital a c c t._______ 381,205.67 Furniture and fixtures___ 1.00 deposits________ 1,225,987.53 6,000.00 Demand Banking house__________ Time deposits__________ 1,338,845.32 Cash and due from banks 522,101.82 U. S. Gov’t deposits_____ 2,668.75 Public funds------------------ 286,486.25 6,043.56 Other deposits--------------Total deposits----------------- 2,860,031.41 T otal________________-$3,241,237.08 Total________________ I$3^241,237.08 HORATIO STATE BANK, HORATIO Population 822 Sevier County Chartered May 15, 1905 Transit Number 81-342 Telephone Number 832-2501 Officers Directors C. E. Hendrix, Sr-------------------President C. E. Hendrix, Sr. C. E. Hendrix, Jr. Flynn Justus----------------------- Vice Pres. Flynn Justus Edith Hendrix Smith C. E. Hendrix, Jr----------------- -Vice Pres. J. E. Baugh Fred Sharp Lilia S. Hendrix____________ Vice Pres. Dr. Rodger Dickinson Edith Hendrix Smith___________ Cashier F. R. Ethridge STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts---------$2,192,346.34 Capital S tock-----------------$ 50,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 1,415,335.36 Surplus fu n d ----------------- 200,000.00 Other bonds and securities 909,175.95 Undivided profits________ 97,426.39 Furniture and fixtures------ 26,718.42 Total capital a cc t._______ 347,426.39 Banking house__________ 34,545.18 Demand deposits________ 2,620,717.00 Cash and due from banks 670,600.27 Time deposits___________ 1,982,396.69 U. S. Gov’t deposits_____ 9,403.68 Public funds------------------ 288,164.93 Total deposits--------------- 4,900,682.30 612.83 Other liabilities_________ Total_________________ $5,248,721.52 Total_________________ $5,248,721.52 62 State of Arkansas: Bank Department ARKANSAS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, HOT SPRINGS Population 40,000 Garland County Chartered April 18, 1907 Transit Number 81-51 Telephone Number NA 4-4611 Directors Officers Cecil W. Cupp Cecil W. Cupp_____ Chairman of Board and Chief Exec. Officer Floyd L. Thompson Clarence J. Homer Cecil W. Cupp, Jr-----------------President Edmond M. Thrash Norton M eek_________ Exec. Vice Pres. Robert E. Jones___ Vice Pres. & Cashier Norton Meek Ray L. Cash____ -Vice Pres. & Treasurer Hill A. Wheatley M ort S. Cox_______________-Vice Pres. Albert M. Guice H. G. Gasbarre________Asst. Vice Pres. W alter P. Kleinman J. L. Jones___________ Asst. Vice Pres. J. W. Chesnutt F. L. Baldwin_________ Asst. Vice Pres. Cecil W. Cupp, Jr. J. O. Brown_____________ Asst. Cashier Eldon Sprague___________ Asst. Cashier Marie Schnebelen------------- Asst. Cashier Loyd Em erson___________Asst. Cashier Frank Carnathan-------------Asst. Cashier James Collier____________ Asst. Cashier Jerry Thompson-------------- Asst. Cashier Glen W ilson____________ Asst. Cashier Palmer V anderburg---------------Auditor Charles L. Fager, Jr---------Trust Officer Gene Parker_______ Asst. Trust Officer Doris Cammack—Special Representative STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts------- $19,311,807.22 Capital S tock--------------- $ 600,000.00 O verdrafts____________ 665.91 Surplus fund----------------- 600,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations — 3,882,424.65 Undivided p ro fits______ 1,216,945.39 Other bonds and securities 6,427,419.66 R eserves______________ 101,251.82 Furniture and fixtures — 107,841.14 capital a c c t.---------2,518,197.21 Banking house-------------- 494,227.49 Total deposits----------- 14,795,278.93 Other real estate---------1.00 Demand deposits__________ 15,515,565.75 Cash and due from banks 4,521,157.71 Time S. Gov’t deposits____ 161,995.87 Other resources------------ 159,446.80 U. Public fu n d s___________ 1,843,764.41 Federal funds so ld --------- 650,000.00 Deposits of banks______ 127,409.33 Federal Reserve Bank stock 36,000.00 Other deposits-------------388,065.21 Total deposits__________ 32,832,079.50 Other liabilities------------ 240,714.87 T otalTotal________________ $35,590,991.58 $35,590,991.58 Fifty-Third Report 63 FIRST JACKSONVILLE BANK, JACKSONVILLE Population 18,500 Pulaski County Chartered August 2, 1949 Transit Number 81-764 Telephone Number 982-2113 Officers Directors Kenneth Pat Wilson__________President B. Fred Thompson, Chairman of Board Austin Leeds, Sr___Vice Pres. & Cashier Harry K. Dougherty Melda A. Rice______________Vice Pres. Bartus M. Gray Sibyl Adams_____________ Asst. Cashier Carl A. Williams Joyce Hester_____________ Asst. Cashier J. Roland Williams James Gray______________Asst. Cashier Kenneth Pat Wilson Dr. T. H. Wortham STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts_____$ 6,799,661.49 Capital Stock__________ $ 300,000.00 Overdrafts _ __________ 1,184.06 Surplus fund __________ 400,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations__ 609,990.01 Undivided profits_______ 133,019.47 88,310.74 Other bonds and securities 1,385,584.49 Reserves ---------------------Furniture and fixtures___ 38,679.64 Total capital acct............... 921,330.21 Banking house _________ 147,913.56 Demand deposits_______ 5,570,950.39 Cash and due from banks 1,952,604.71 Time deposits__________ 3,355,111.48 Other resources ________ 426.00 U. S. Gov’t deposits ____ 342,349.39 Public funds___________ 532,699.57 Total deposits _________ 9,801,110.83 Other liabilities ________ 213,602.92 Total________________ $10,936,043.96 T otal________________$10,936,043.96 NEWTON COUNTY BANK, JASPER Population 6,000 Newton County Chartered March 24, 1903 Transit Number 81-371 Telephone Number 446-2211 Officers Directors L. W. Nance_______President & Cashier L. W. Nance Alta Gorden____________ Vice President Alta Gorden and Asst. Cashier Joe C. Nance Joe T. Phillips___________ Asst. Cashier Jerry Nance J. W. Waters Joe C. Nance_______________-Vice Pres. STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts______$ 830,540.99 Capital Stock ___________ $ 50,000.00 559.09 Surplus fund____________ 100,000.00 Overdrafts _____________ U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 546,043.96 Undivided profits________ 37,925.95 Other bonds and securities 513,168.90 Total capital acct._______ 187,925.95 Furniture and fixtures____ 8,433.19 Demand deposits________ 891,405.75 Banking house__________ 56,542.18 Time deposits___________ 872,815.43 Other real estate________ 1,461.27 S. Gov’t deposits_____ 4,193.61 Cash and due from banks 286,798.01 U. Public funds____________ 287,206.85 Total deposits __________ 2,055,621.64 Total________________—$2,243,547.59 Total________________-$2,243,547.59 64 State of Arkansas: Bank Department BANK OF NETTLETON, JONESBORO Population 25,295 Craighead County Chartered February 13, 1904 Transit Number 81-406 Telephone Number WE 2-2131 Officers Directors L. D. Walker________________President Maurice C. Kiech Veon C. Kiech____________ .Vice Pres. Veon C. Kiech R. E. Thomas______________ Cashier L. D. Walker Lucille Cowell____________ Asst. Cashier Gerald G. Watkins Retha Schisler____________ Asst. Cashier James A. Williams Carolyn Barber___________ Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities $2,430,299.82 Capital Stock___________ $ 150,000.00 Loans and discounts 1,852.34 Surplus fund ___________ 200,000.00 Overdrafts ... U. S. Gov’t obligations__ 425,152.65 Undivided profits_______ 49,616.31 Other bonds and securities 718,432.93 Total capital aect._______ 399,616.31 19,223.14 Furniture and fixtures___ deposits________ 1,406,628.26 20,871.44 Demand Banking house _________ deposits ___________ 1,981,540.88 Cash and due from banks 388,463.90 Time 3,261.52 U. S. Gov’t deposits------Public funds___________ 213,249.25 Total deposits__________ 3,604,679.91 T otal______ __________ $4,004,296.22 Total_________________ $4,004,296.22 CITIZENS BANK OF JONESBORO, JONESBORO Population 25,295 Craighead County Chartered July 25, 1919 Transit Number 81-613 Telephone Number WE 2-6603 Officers Directors J. W. Crafton Herbert H. McAdams_______ President John C. Deacon and Chairman of Board W. O. Doak Eugene B. Smith, Jr-----Asst to President M. S. Rubenstein_____First Vice Pres. Sid Frier Joe N. Martin Curtis V. McKinney___Senior Vice Pres. Herbert H. McAdams Donald Timms____________ Vice Pres. Curtis V. McKinney J. Hardy Little_____________ Vice Pres. Oscar J. Melton Paul Escue -------------------- Vice Pres. Dr. Carl R. Reng Major W. Griffin__________ Vice Pres. W. D. Roberts, Jr. Joseph D. Shinn___________ Vice Pres. and Trust Officer T. J. Robertson M. S. Rubenstein Marlin D. Jackson__________Vice Pres. Dr. Paul T. Stroud Wilburn C o le _______________Cashier Donald Timms Jack Ja rre tt__________ Trust Attorney Donald Crews Data Processing Officer Mrs. Marguerite Culver____ Asst. Cashier Mrs. Jewell Jordan_______ Asst. Cashier Mrs. Avalee Dickson______ Asst. Cashier Mrs. Gladys Kinsall______ Asst. Cashier Kennith Adams__________Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts____ $19,311,525.83 Capital Stock----------------------------------$700,000.0 Overdrafts ........ 28,388.75 Surplus fund ___ 1,000,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations__ 2,950,603.05 Undivided profits --------- 494,113.62 Other bonds and securities 4,516,330.51 Total capital acct__________2,194,113.62 Furniture and fixtures — 225,874.85 Demand deposits______ 8,951,804.07 Banking house ------------- 240,007.84 Time deposits__________ 12,461,162.13 Cash and due from banks 4,397,205.22 u . S. Gov’t deposits____ 182,915.98 Other resources-----------425.00 Public funds___________ 3,024,134.23 Deposits of banks______ 4,256,231.02 Total deposits_________ 28,876,247.43 Federal Funds Purchased 600,000.00 Total________________ $31,670,361.05 Total________________ $31,670,361.05 Fifty-Third Report 65 MERCANTILE BANK, JONESBORO Population 25,295 Craighead County Chartered January 7, 1932 Transit Number 81-72 Telephone Number WE 5-5521 Directors Officers Joe C. Barrett C. D. Frierson___________ -President Nathan Deutsch_______Exec Vice Pres. Nathan Deutsch W. M. Freeze, Jr. Woodrow M. Wilson_______....Vice Pres. George F. Delaney, Jr--------—Vice Pres. C. D. Frierson —Vice Pres, Garland KirkpatriclL Charles Frierson, III and Cashier A. M. Heringer, Jr. —Vice Pres. S. L. Simpson R. W. HigginbothamW. C. Sloam —Vice Pres. Carey Smith_______ J. Paul Smith —Vice Pres. Roland Hughes_____ Naomi Craft_______________-Vice Pres. Earl Gairhan__-Vice Pres. & Farm Rep. Charles O. Ripley-----------------Vice Pres. Alberta Dickson_________________ Asst.Cashier Louise Beasley___________________Asst.Cashier Richard J. Lyon_________________ Asst.Cashier Betty Pittman____________________Asst.Cashier Norman Leonard_______________ Asst.Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts_____$14,734,697.90 Capital Stock______ -$ 300,000.00 41,798.06 Surplus fund ______ . 1,000,000.00 Overdrafts ____________ U. S. Gov’t obligations__ 2,804,729.06 Capital notes ______ 200, 000.00 Other bonds and securities 2,572,836.07 Undivided profits _ 572,773.21 Furniture and fixtures---50,358.58 Total capital acct._ . 2,072,773.21 Banking house _________ 46,064.84 Demand deposits__ - 7,998,991.43 Other real estate________ 250,710.82 Time deposits______ . 10,754,223.62 Cash and due from banks 2,725,915.60 U. S. Gov’t deposits 148,487.85 Other resources ________ 20,469.85 Public funds ______ - 1,045,422.87 Deposits of banks_ 102,826.35 Total deposits_____ - 20,049,952.12 Bills Payable _____ _ 1,000 ,000.00 Other liabilities ___ 124,855.45 -$23,247,580.78 Total___________ Total .$23,247,580.78 FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK, JUDSONIA Population 1,500 White County Chartered May 29, 1913 Transit Number 81-549 Telephone Number 729-3329 Officers Directors E. O. Yancey________________ President E. O. Yancey C. I. Stevens__________Exec. Vice Pres. Elmer D. Yancey and Cashier J. H. Graves J. H. Graves________________ Vice Pres. C. I. Stevens Thelma Stevens_________ Asst. Cashier Buddy Pruitt____________Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts_____ .$ 610,511.95 Capital Stock__________ 35, 000.00 31.10 Surplus fund __________ Overdrafts _____________ 90. 000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations__ 401,989.50 Undivided profits_______ 79, 728.51 Other bonds and securities 165,657.91 Reserves ______________ 2 433.58 8,381.17 Total capital acct...... Furniture and fixtures___ 207. 162.09 40,000.00 Demand deposits__ Banking house _________ 589.12 890. Cash and due from banks 293,204.75 Time deposits _____ 268. 854.41 1.00 U. S. Gov’t deposits Other resources ________ 5,,849.11 Public funds __ ____ 116. 154.50 Deposits of banks_ 21 668.15 1,309,,115.29 Total deposits _____ Other liabilities ___ 3,,500.00 .$1,519,777.38 Total T o tal___________ -$1,519,777.38 . , 66 State of Arkansas: Bank Department UNION STATE BANK, JUNCTION CITY Population 2,800 Union County Chartered August 28, 1933 Transit Number 81-232 Telephone Number 924-2731 Officers Directors J. M. Thompson_______Exec. Vice Pres. N. B. James Carolyn Hanry___________Asst. Cashier Mattie Maude James A. Y. Green T. Craig Wright Ray Hilyard D. D. Norris J. M. Thompson J. G. Wimberly H. K. Beebe Jamar Adcock STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts---------$1,514,344.11 Capital S tock___________ $ 100,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 97,748.17 Surplus fu n d ___________ 100,000.00 Furniture and fixtures------------------------21,878.81 Undivided profits________ 33,780.32 Banking house-----------— 62,959.95 Total capital acet._______ 233,780.32 Other real estate________ 15,076.00 Demand deposits________ 646,021.48 Cash and due from banks 227,411.62 Time --------------- 932,335.68 Other resources-------------2,591.76 U. S. deposits Gov’t deposits------- 15,158.38 Public funds____________ 114,714.56 Total deposits__________ 1,708,230.10 Total_________________ $1,942,010.42 Total_________________$1,942,010.42 BANK OF KENSETT, KENSETT Population 950 White County Chartered February 17, 1922 Transit Number 81-649 Telephone Number 742-3312 Officers Directors John H. Johnston____________ President John H. Johnston Roger Q. M ills------------------.Vice Pres. John H. Johnston, Jr. John H. Johnston, Jr----------- Vice Pres. Roger Q. Mills Mrs. Thelma Roth_____ ______ Cashier Mrs. Patsy Scott-------------Asst Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities 20,749.64 Loans and discounts______$ Capital Stock___________ $ 25,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 556,851.48 Surplus fund____________ 5,000.00 1.00 Undivided profits________ 60,084.31 Furniture and fixtures____ Banking house--------------1.00 Cash and due from banks 118,840.93 Total capital aect._______ 90,084.31 Other resources_________ 1.00 Demand deposits ..._______ 579,630.32 U. S. Gov’t deposits_____ 1,698.92 Public funds------------------ 25,031.50 Total deposits — ___ ____ 606,360.74 Total.$ 696,445.05 Total________________ _$ 696,445.05 Fifty-Third Report 67 BANK OF KINGSTON, KINGSTON Population 200 Madison County Chartered April 7, 1911 Transit Number 81*467 Telephone Number NO 5-2125 Directors Officers President Fred Evon Bunch Tom H argis___________ Wilson Bunch______Cashier & Vice Pres. Wilson Bunch Wm. B. Bunch___________Asst. Cashier Tom Hargis Mrs. Ada B. McCracken Fred Evon Bunch____________ Secretary Dalphine D u ty ___________.Bookkeeper STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts_____ $ 192,093.41 Capital Stock___________ $ 10,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 207,667.00 Surplus fund____________ 20 ,000.00 Other bonds and securities 56,239.84 Undivided profits________ 16,026.36 Furniture and fixtures____ 794.60 Reserves _______________ 2 , 000.00 Banking house__________ 1.00 Total capital acct. _______ 48,026.36 Other real estate________ 3.00 Demand deposits________ 233,982.49 Cash and due from banks 131,081.22 Time deposits___________ 296,971.22 U. S. Gov’t deposits_____ 200.00 Public funds____________ 8,700.00 Total deposits __________ 539,853.71 Total_______________ _$ 587,880.07 T otal________________ $ 587,880.07 BANK OF LAKE VILLAGE, LAKE VILLAGE Population 3,297 Chicot County Chartered October 14, 1937 Transit Number 81-598 Telephone Number AN 5-2241 Officers Directors Douglas W. Brooks Chairman of Board Ben Angel Douglas C. Wynn____________President Douglas W. Brooks Hermon Carlton______ Exec. Vice Pres. N. W. Bunker, Jr. Margaret B. Wynn__________ Vice Pres. Dr. J. H. Burge Guy Humphries____________ Vice Pres. Hermon Carlton R. Trafton Williams---------------Vice Pres. David Gillison, Sr. and Cashier Ned Mazzanti Joyce Bell_______________Asst. Cashier George Pine Dessie Lee Gibbs_________Asst. Cashier Linwood Smith Douglas C. Wynn Margaret B. Wynn STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts______$3,354,969.78 Capital Stock___________ $ 125,000.00 O verdrafts_____________ 1,875.35 Surplus fu n d ____________ 150,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 643,823.75 Undivided profits________ 173,498.82 Federal Reserve Stock____ 8,250.00 Reserves_______________ 100,837.81 Other bonds and securities 1,254,701.29 Total capital acct._______ 549,336.63 Furniture and fixtures____ 17,279.71 Demand deposits________ 2,597,010.46 Banking house__________ 5,500.00 Time deposits___________ 2,611,584.61 Cash and due from banks 1,079,396.19 U. S. Gov’t deposits_____ 49,527.49 Other resources_________ 2,250.00 Public funds____________ 524,890.50 Deposits of banks________ 11,016.75 Total deposits___________ 5,794,029.81 Other liabilities — _______ 24,679.63 Total $6,368,046.07 Total_________________ $6,368,046.07 68 State of Arkansas: Bank Department FIRST STATE BANK OF LAKE VILLAGE, LAKE VILLAGE Population 3,297 Chicot County Chartered June 12, 1962 Transit Number 81-788 Telephone Number AN 5-5366 Officers Directors C. W. Tillman__ ___Chairman of Board Henry Anthony Geno Mazzanti, Jr. Fred Michael___ __ President & Cashier H. Berkemeyer Fred Michael H. Anthony____ ___________-Vice Pres. J. R. Burchfield G. A. Norris O. C. Burnside—____________ Secretary O. C. Burnside, Jr. Carl Powell C. W. Tillman Ben Floriani____ _________Asst. Cashier J. P. Hampton W. H. Hanna W. H. Drew D. L. Hall W. M. Shaw Doyne Loyd STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts______$1,916,728.76 Capital Stock___________ $ 100,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 292,028.09 Surplus fund ----------------- 150,000.00 Other bonds and securities 422,146.48 Undivided profits________ 69,216.69 Furniture and fixtures____ 19,859.25 Demand deposits________ 1,120,076.42 Banking house__________ 46,000.00 Total capital acct................. 319,216.69 Cash and due from banks 669,103.60 Time deposits___________ 1,486,408.07 U. S. Gov’t deposits______ 9,500.36 Public funds____________ 430,664.64 Total deposits __________ 3,046,649.49 Total________________ -$3,365,866.18 T otal_______________ -$3,365,866.18 CITIZENS BANK OF LAVACA, LAVACA Population 580 Sebastian County Chartered May 5, 1910 Transit Number 81-278 Telephone Number 674-2316 Officers Directors James M. Llewellyn, Jr---------- President W. J. Echols Mrs. J. M. Llewellyn__ Exec. Vice Pres. J. M. Llewellyn, Jr. Ronald C asey________________ Cashier Mrs. J. M. Llewellyn STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts---------$ 603,815.64 Capital Stock___________ $ 30,000.00 Overdrafts -------------------847.88 Surplus fund_____________ 30,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations — 323,302.96 Undivided profits_________ 56,440.25 Other bonds and securities 35,746.37 ------------------Furniture and fixtures ___ 6,000.00 Demand deposits------------- 652,449.46 Banking house__________ 3,000.00 Total capital acct------------- 116,440.25 Cash and dude from banks 184,102.73 Time deposits------------------ 240,691.44 U. S. Gov’t deposits_____ 1,994.28 Public funds____________ 145,240.15 Total deposits___________ 1,040,375.33 Total_________________$ 1,156,815.58 Total_________________ $ 1,156,815.58 Fifty-Third Report 69 LEACHVILLE STATE BANK, LEACHVILLE Population 1,507 Mississippi County Chartered December 18, 1950 Transit Number 81-769 Telephone Number 539-6354 Officers Directors J. Lee Bearden_____________ President J. Lee Bearden J. L. Swihart J. L. Swihart______________ -Vice Pres. Nelson Henry Edna L. Kennett______________ Cashier T, hi. Rodman Eileen Shannon__________Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts______$1,197,297.35 Capital Stock___________ $ 50,000.00 Overdrafts _____________ 49.35 Surplus fund------------------ 150,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations_______________ 105,000.00 Undivided profits________ 83,059.90 Other bonds and securities 300,000.00 Total captial acct. _______ 283,059.90 Furniture and fixtures_______________20,777.91 Demand deposits___.____ 778,582.74 Banking house__________ 102,608.81 Time deposits__________ 704,176.70 Other real estate ________ 2.00 U. S. Gov’t deposits_____ 14,310.31 Cash and due from banks 382,370.32 Public funds____________ 319,618.75 Other resources _________ 236.88 Total deposits --------------- 1,816,688.50 8,594.22 Other liabilities_________ Total_________________ $2,108,342.62 T otal_________________$2,108,342.62 LITTLE RIVER BANK, LEPANTO Population 1,580 Poinsett County Chartered November 21, 1919 Transit Number 81-622 Telephone Number 475-2306 Officers Directors D. F. Portis________________President D. F. Portis J. C. Portis_______________ -Vice Pres. J. C. Portis A. T. B ell______________ -Vice Pres. A. T. Bell Grady Watkins, Jr------ Exec. Vice Pres. Grady Watkins, Jr. T. G. Thompson, Jr-------------- Cashier J. Clay Portis Will J. Riddick__________ Asst. Cashier W. H. Cross Wayne Eason STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts______$2,673,466.51 Capital Stock___________ $ 200,000.00 Overdrafts ___ 195.17 Surplus fund____________ 400,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 814,764.28 Undivided profits________ 64,484.18 Other bonds and securities 272,212.43 Reserves _______________ 86 065.43 Furniture and fixtures — 1,204.85 capital acct._______ 750,549.61 Banking house__________ 7,505.00 Total Demand deposits________ 1,522,863.53 Cash and due from banks 538,082.82 Time deposits___________ 1,368,873.95 U. S. Gov’t deposits _____ 22,432.13 Public funds____________ 642,711.84 Total deposits __________ 3,556,881.45 T otal-____ ___________ $4,307,431.06 Total_______________ I$ 4 ,307,431.06 70 State of Arkansas: Bank Department LESLIE STATE BANK, LESLIE Population 510 Searcy County Chartered April 17, 1948 Transit Number 81-761 Telephone Number 447-2200 Officers Directors Rex Killebrew--------------------- President Virgil Blair Arthur J. Siegel___ Vice Pres. & Cashier Charles W. Cotton Mrs. Helen McBride---------Asst. Cashier Rex Killebrew Arthur J. Siegel Page H. Thomas STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts---------$ 971,507.16 Capital Stock___________ $ 25,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations---- 666,482.42 Surplus fund____________ 75,000.00 Other bonds and securities 51,464.36 Undivided profits________ 37,044.59 Furniture and fixtures-----8,929.96 Reserves----------------------- 16,017.34 Banking ho use--------------7,650.00 caiptai acct._______ 153,061.93 Cash and due from banks 318,722.29 Total Demand deposits------------ 808,130.42 Other resources-------------2,122.67 Time deposits---------------- 1,036,788.18 2,386.47 U. S. Gov’t deposits------Public funds------------------ 26,511.86 Total deposits--------------- 1,873,816.93 Total_________________ $2,026,878.86 Total________________ .$2,026,878.86 PEOPLES BANK AND LOAN COMPANY, LEWISVILLE Population 1,750 Lafayette County Chartered August 25, 1911 Transit Number 81-475 Telephone Number 921-4244 Officers Directors J. C. Landes________President & Cashier P. D. Burton, Ir. P. D. Burton, Jr___________ Vice Pres. Alvin Fuller Wilma WUlbanks_________ Asst Cashier J. A. Harrel Mrs. Aileen Landes J. C. Landes Henry Moore III Nicholas H. Patton STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts---------$2,546,019.42 Capital Stock________ ___$ 100,000.00 O verdrafts-------------------346.12 Surplus fund 150,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations---- 739,207.30 Undivided profits_____ ___ 111,982.56 Reserves _ Other bonds and securities 718,895.91 18,270.76 Furniture and fixtures---- 10,453.50 Total capital acct. 380,253.32 Banking house--------------- 49,500.00 Demand deposits 1,465,131.29 Cash and due from banks 989,686.26 Time deposits________ 2,922,520.98 Other resources-------------837.40 U. S. Gov’t deposits 17,866.55 Public funds_________ ___ 228,625.54 Total deposits ............ 4,634,144.36 Other liabilities _________ 40,548.23 Total.......... Total_________________ $5,054,945.91 $5,054,945.91 71 Fifty-Third Report BANK OF LINCOLN, LINCOLN Population 820 Washington County Chartered March 19, 1903 Transit Number 81-384 Telephone Number 824-3232 Officers Directors Chairman of Board W. T. Shannon W. T. Shannon President B. J. Basden B. J. Basden— Vice Pres, C. C. Karnes C. C. Karnes__ and Cashier H. A. Lewis ksst. Cashier R. H. Pitts K. D. Cox__ -Asst. Cashier Forrest Rodgers David Huffaker S. H. Pitts STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts______$2,236,194.70 Capital S to c k __________ $ 50,000.00 Overdrafts _____________ 4,601.40 Surplus fund_____________ 125,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 728,617.00 Undivided profits________ 103,705.71 Other bonds and securities 252,443.87 , . . ------------------Furniture and fixtures____ 16,538.69 Total capital acct------------- 278,705.71 Banking house _________ 15,000.00 Demand deposits------------- 1,615,562.22 Cash and due from banks 467,014.19 Time deposits---------------- 1,769,322.11 U. S. Gov’t deposits_____ 7,719.81 Public funds____________ 49,100.00 Total deposits--------------- 3,441,704.14 Total_________________$3,720,409.85 Total_________________ $3,720,409.85 METROPOLITAN TRUST COMPANY, LITTLE ROCK (not engaged in commercial banking) Population 135,500 Pulaski County Chartered June 5, 1925 Telephone Number FR 4-1744 Officers Directors Somers M atthews----------------President Somers Matthews Justin Matthews, III________ -Vice Pres. Justin Matthews, Jr. Justin Matthews, Jr--------------- Secretary Justin Matthews, in Eva M. Hale___________ Asst. Secretary Lila B. Matthews Elizabeth C. Matthews STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts______$ 42,744.19 Capital Stock___________ $ 176,700.00 Other bonds and securities 79,785.31 Surplus fund------------------- 20,000.00 Furniture and fixtures---- 11,442.08 Undivided profits________ 371,438.92 Other real estate------------ 117,984.94 ----- ——--------Cash and due from banks 112,845.05 Total capital acct------------- 568,138.92 Other resources_________ 208,554.69 Other liabilities----------------------- 5,217.34 Total ____ $ 573,356.26 Total 573,356.26 72 State of Arkansas: Bank Department PULASKI HEIGHTS BANK, LITTLE ROCK Population 135,500 Pulaski County Chartered August 29, 1955 Transit Number 81-779 Telephone Number MO 4-4411 Officers Directors James F. Hewitt___ Chairman of Board Troy C. Churchman Robert S. Taylor_____________President A. B. Corder Robert V. Taylor__________ Vice Pres. Leon P. Fields Leon P. Fields_____________-Vice Pres. James F. Hewitt Mrs. Joyce A. Ereman_________Cashier Harry Lasker Mrs. Marilyn Pearce_____ Asst. Cashier James T. McKinnon Joe A. Woodson_________ Asst. Cashier Fred J. Parrott Robert S. Taylor Eugene R. Warren STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts______$3,533,121.06 Capital Stock___________ $ 275,000.00 Overdrafts _____________ 1,765.97 Surplus fund ___________ 225,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 1,837,131.08 Undivided profits________ 130,830.97 Other bonds and securities 2,356,706.43 Reserves ----------------------- 20,881.26 Furniture and fixtures___ 71,289.44 Total capital acct. _______ 651,712.23 Banking house __________ 165,831.12 deposits________ 3,628,783.46 Other real estate ________ 25,000.00 Demand deposits ___________ 4,368,875.82 Cash and due from banks 1,108,370.85 Time S. Gov’t deposits_____ 42,949.14 6,132.02 U. Other resources _________ Public funds------------------ 413,027.32 Total deposits __________ 8,453,635.74 Total_________________ $9,105,347.97 Total_________________ $9,105,347.97 Fifty-Third Report 73 WORTHEN BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, LITTLE ROCK Population 135,500 Pulaski County Chartered August 4, 1902 Transit Number 81-7 Telephone Number FR 4-4392 Officers Officers (Continued) James H. Penick___ Chairman of Board D. W. Gardner, Jr---------Asst. Cashier Edward M. Penick___________President Sammy L. McNair________ Asst. Cashier and Chief Exec. Officer Mrs. Eileen Sego_________Asst. Cashier Dabbs Sullivan_Vice Chairman of Board Leo Tollett______________Asst. Cashier Booker Worthen_____ Vice Pres & Secy. Tommy Wray____________Asst. Cashier Emmett L. Darr__-Vice Pres. & Cashier D. Edward McCullough, Jr— Asst. Cash. J. David Frantz_____________ Vice Pres. Mrs. Betty Stewart_______ Asst. Cashier Richard F. Gates___________-Vice Pres. Wayne Harness__________Asst. Cashier James Penick, Jr------------------Vice Pres. Harry M. Crowe-________ Asst. Cashier Richard P. Calhoun_________-Vice Pres. R. D. Hurst, Jr_________Asst. Cashier Alvin J. Reap, Jr____________Vice Pres. H. Erwin Johnston______ Asst. Cashier Charles L. Tarleton__________.Vice Pres. Melva C. Little_________ Asst. Cashier Harold E. Henson__________ -Vice Pres. Marion L. Myrick________Asst. Cashier R. J. Wills________________ Vice Pres. James H. Parker_________ Asst. Cashier R. B. Elwood_____________-Vice Pres. H. H. Priest___________ Asst. Cashier Robert P. Taylor.___________.Vice Pres. John K. Strange__________Asst. Cashier Melvin Lawson____________ .Vice Pres. Louis J. Schaufele_____________ Auditor Aubrey F. Williams_________ Vice Pres. Neil L. Reed____________ Asst. Auditor Directors and Trust Officer William C. Allsopp Edward O. Maness__________ Vice Pres. Gus Blass, H Wiliam L. Blair_________ Trust Officer W. N. Brandon, Jr. Clarence D. Cowdery____Trust Officer Houston J. Burford Charles R. Shelton______ Trust Officer Jack C. Thomas_Asst. Trust Officer Ted Cameron Jack East, Jr. Harold L. Tate____ Asst. Trust Officer Worth James Gilbert Howell__Securities Analyst Ed D. Ligon, Jr. Fred N. Brown________Asst. Vice Pres. Frank Lyon Frank T. McGehee____ Asst. Vice Pres. Guy Maris Melvin E. Diffee______Asst. Vice Pres. Vernon Markham, Jr. M. J. H all__________ Asst. Vice Pres. Charles T. Meyer, Jr. Simpson S. Wilboum__ Asst. Vice Pres. *Dan M. Murphy John E. Lock__________Asst. Vice Pres. Gus Ottenheimer R. G. Brave____ _____ Asst. Vice Pres. Edward M. Penick Louis C. East_________ Asst. Vice Pres. M. S. Heim___________Asst. Vice Pres. James H. Penick James Penick, Jr. Frank J. Moser________Asst. Vice Pres. John A. Riggs, Jr. James H. Ryals________Asst. Vice Pres. ♦ Robert Roach Charles E. Wade______ Asst. Vice Pres. Frank M. Silverman R. D. Parks, Jr---------- Asst. Vice Pres. Dabbs Sullivan Robert C. Wilcox_______ Asst. Cashier Frank J. Descoteau______ Asst. Cashier T. Charles Treadway, Jr. J. Gaston Wiliamson Guy P. Mosley__________Asst. Cashier Booker Worthen James D. Ross__________ Asst. Cashier Edward L. Wright Don M. Brown_________ Asst. Cashier James W. Wallace, Jr____Asst. Cashier ♦ Advisory Board Charles H. Caldwell_____ Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts____$ 86,200,856.72 Capital Stock_________ $ 4,000,000.00 23,875.96 Surplus fu n d _________ 5,000,000.00 Overdrafts ___________ U. S. Gov’t obligations 13,702,828.74 Undivided profits____________________ 723,418.19 Other bonds and capital acct............. 9,723,418.19 securities___________ 19,343,504.27 Total Demand deposits______ 56,808,460.97 Furniture and fixtures_ 137,326.59 deposits_________ 54,502,692.25 Banking house________ 1,695,768.75 Time U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 767,282.04 Cash and due Public funds__________ 18,496,278.43 from banks_________ 37,000,130.39 Deposits of banks _____ 15,384,689.57 742,173.90 Total deposits_________ Other resources _______ 145,959,403.26 Other liabilities_______ 3,163,643.87 T otal_______________$158,846,465.32 T o tal_______________$158,846,465.32 74 State of Arkansas: Bank Department BANK OF LOCKESBURG, LOCKESBURG Population 511 Sevier County Chartered October 14, 1902 Transit Number 81-385 Telephone Number AV 9-2541 Officers Directors Mary F. Hampson R. C. Norwood_____________ President Hugh Latimer_____________ .Vice Pres. Hugh Latimer R. C. Norwood Mrs. R. C. Norwood__________ Cashier Mrs. R. C. Norwood STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts. .$ 453,643.66 Capital Stock___________.$ 25,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations__ . 425,827.56 Surplus fund _________ 37,500.00 84,922.11 Other bonds and securities 3(H),881.83 Undivided profits.............. Furniture and fixtures___ 1.00 Reserves ............................ 45,032.00 Banking house 15,697.71 Total capital acct. .. . 192,454.11 Cash and due from banks 413,950.78 Demand deposits________ 842,909.59 Time deposits__________ ... 524,306.46 2,070.59 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 48,261.79 Public funds....................... Total deposits _______ . 1,417,548.43 T otal________________..$1,610,002.54 T otal............................... .$1,610,002.54 FIRST STATE BANK, LONOKE Population 2,856 Lonoke County Chartered March 19, 1935 Transit Number 81-200 Telephone Number OR 6-2021 Officers Directors J. O. Bennett________________ President J. O. Bennett Neil Bennett W. H. Bransford___________ .Vice Pres. Arthur Herring_______ .Exec. Vice Pres. Wayne Bennett Lorine L. Pitts__________Asst. Cashier W. H. Bransford Mrs. Dorothy Herring___ Asst. Cashier Chas. A. Miller STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts______$3,911,301.49 Capital Stock___________ $ 200,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 776,371.25 Surplus fund____________ 400,000.00 Other bonds and securities 500,738.67 Undivided profits________ 245,219.34 Furniture and fixtures___ 8,414.13 capital acct. _______ 845,219.34 Banking house__________ 178,024.53 Total Demand deposits________ 2,867,747.38 Other real estate________ 1.00 Time 1,740,259.25 Cash and dude from banks 758,399.12 U. S. deposits___________ deposits_____ 4,986.25 Other resources_________ 2,276.83 Public Gov’t funds____________ 666,443.55 Total deposits __________ 5,279,436.43 Other liabilities_________ 10,871.25 Total________________...$6,135,527.02 T otal_________________ $6,135,527.02 Fifty-Third Report 75 BANK OF McCRORY, McCRORY Population 1,053 Woodruff County Chartered June 8, 1903 Transit Number 81-261 Telephone Number 731-2521 Officers Directors I. N. Amof_________________ President I. N. Amof Vance M. Thompson Vance M. Thompson_______-Vice Pres. John D. Eldridge John D. Eldridge__________ Vice Pres. John G. Thompson Curtis A. Houston_____Exec. Vice Pres. Hulon A. C ain_____ Cashier & Secretary Ian Amof H. Ripley Thompson Billy M. McElwee______ Asst. Vice Pres. John D. Eldridge, HI Ruth F. Hale____________ Asst. Cashier G. L. Morris, Jr. Jean C. Beeson___________Asst Cashier Edwin B. Conner, Jr. James W. Taylor_________ Asst Cashier Joyce Ball_______________ Asst Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Liabilities Resources Loans and discounts______$3,655,557.57 Capital Stock________ ,__$ 200,000.00 300,000.00 Overdrafts ____ 13,534.03 Surplus fund_________ U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 1,723,655.03 Undivided p ro fits_______ 163,877.60 Other bonds and securities 816,708.75 capital a c c t_______ 663,877.60 Furniture and fixtures____ 18,288.00 Total deposits________ 3,652,921.23 Banking house__________ 77,203.27 Demand Time deposits___________ 2,564,294.34 Cash and due from banks 1,001,509.13 U. S. Gov’t deposits_____ 15,738.08 Other resources_________ 1.00 Public funds____________ 360,449.02 Deposits of banks_______ 49,176.51 Total deposits__________ 6,642,579.18 Total .$7,306,456.78 .$7,306,456.78 Total McGEHEE BANK, McGEHEE Population 5,101 Desha County Chartered December 5, 1933 Transit Number 81-585 Telephone Number CA 2-3151 Officers Directors R. G. Verser„ -Chairman of Board R. L. Beck Sam Bowman __________President Sam Bowman J. W. Willoughby, Jr.__ Exec. Vice Pres. C. J. Griffith, Jr. M. E. Sherland, Jr___ _____ .Vice Pres. O. O. Kemp J. H. Stroud_________ ______Vice Pres. D. C. Loyd J. H. Potter.________ ________ Cashier Buren Sharpe Mrs. Bess T. Parker... ___Asst Cashier W. A. Smith R. G. Verser J. W. Willoughby, Jr. STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts_____$ 8,756,388.47 Capital Stock___ 500.000. 00 Overdrafts ____________ 3,562.09 Surplus fu n d ___ 500.000. 00 U. S. Gov’t obligations__ 1,150,574.00 Undivided profits 443,012.37 Other bonds and securities 2,523,828.95 Reserves _______ 181,577.70 Furniture and fixtures___ 70,740.80 Total capital acct. __ 1,624,589.97 Banking house_________ 50,000.00 Demand deposits__ 4,555,432.30 Other real estate_______ 12,900.00 deposits_____ 6,415,380.63 Cash and due from banks 1,563,610.24 Time S. Gov’t deposits 32,343.79 Other resources________ 12,192.72 U. Public funds______ 1,357,377.38 Total________________ $14,143,797.27 Total deposits__________ 12,360,534.10 Other liabilities ________ 158,673.20 Total________________ $14,143,797.27 76 State of Arkansas: Bank Department FARMERS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, MAGNOLIA Population 12,000 Columbia County Chartered September 26, 1906 Transit Number 81-163 Telephone Number CE 4-2211 Officers Directors R. S. Warnock, Jr___________ President R. S. Warnock, Jr. R. S. Foster R. S. Foster______________ -Vice Pres. W. N. Paschal_____________ Vice Pres. W. N. Paschal Mrs. Helen G. Reeves W. K. Twitty_________________ Cashier T. H. Bradley, Jr. Dean Reagan____________ Asst. Cashier John W. Harsh W. E. Fullenwider J. L. Jean W. K. Twitty Cameron Dodson Joe D. Woodward STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts____$ 746,052.87 Capital Stock__________ $ 100,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations — 7,813,950.34 Surplus fund ___________ 200,000.00 Other bonds and securities 944,004.84 Undivided p ro fits______ 816,095.15 Furniture and fixtures___ 11,290.00 Reserves _______________ 61,805.39 Other real estate---------7,605.30 _ , . , — —— Cash and due from banks 2,367,668.46 Total capital acct------------ 1,177,900.54 Demand deposits_______ 6,463,592.61 Time deposits__________ 3,762,868.83 U. S. Gov’t deposits____ 26,492.98 Public funds___________ 437,918.15 Other deposits _________ 21,798.70 Total deposits _________ 10,712,671.27 Total________________$ 11,890,571.81 T otal________________ $11,890,571.81 BANK OF MALVERN, MALVERN Population 9,566 Hot Spring County Chartered June 24, 1889 Transit Number 81-131 Telephone Number ED 2-6966 Officers Directors Ray N. Boyle________________Preident Ray N. Boyle Jester Jones Jester Jones__________ Exec. Vice Pres. Wm. H. Glover_____________Vice Pres. Wm. H. Glover Glenville Rhodes____________Vice Pres. Glenville Rhodes Tom Ross Young__________ Vice Pres. Tom Ross Young Foy G. Ritchey______________ Cashier Miss Hester H. Smith____ Asst. Cashier Edward L. Tull_________ Asst. Cashier Paul E. Bowdle_________ Asst. Cashier John R. Thomason______ Asst. Cashier Henry Brosell, Jr..................Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts_____ $4,112,022.20 Capital Stock___________ $ 150,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 1,874,126.00 Surplus fund_____________ 350,000.00 Other bonds and securities 1,297,467.59 Undivided profits_________ 256,953.50 Furniture and fixtures____ 180.50 Reserves ________________ 49,506.17 , -------—------ — Banking house__________ 95,476.20 ^ Cash and due from banks 1,134,234.08 Total capital acct.----------- 806,459.67 Other resources _________ 701.96 Demand deposits------------- 4,087,127.73 Time deposits __________ 3,040,590.36 U. S. Gov’t deposits_____ 109,740.53 Public funds____________ 384,248.55 Deposits of banks_______ 3,481.25 Total deposits ________ - 7,625,188.42 Other liabilities_________ 82,560.44 Total______________ - $8,514,208.53 Total_______________..$8,514,208.53 Fifty-Third Report 77 PEOPLES BANK, MAMMOTH SPRING Population 990 Fulton County Chartered February 8, 1921 Transit Number 81-645 Telephone Number 625-3823 Officers Directors Cloy H. Culver Cloy H. Culver______________President Mrs. Auda M. Culver Mrs. Auda M. Culver_______ .Vice Pres. Bill Pace Bill P ace____________________ Cashier I. B. Plumlee M. H. Powell STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Liabilities Resources Loans and discounts______$ 310,474.79 Capital Stock___________ $ 50,000.00 Overdrafts _____________ 308.32 Surplus fund __________ 25,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 1,191,007.38 Undivided profits________ 110,272.42 Other bonds and securities 79,970.00 Total capital aect. _______ 185,272.42 Furniture and fixtures ___ 3,385.50 Demand deposits________ 953,986.61 1,200.00 Banking house__________ deposits __________ 617,400.03 Cash and due from banks 245,322.84 Time U. S. Gov’t deposits _____ 10,061.87 Public funds____________ 64,947.90 Total deposits . 1,646,396.41 T otal... _________$1,831,668.83 T otal______ $1,831,668.83 MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS BANK, MANILA Population 1,800 Mississippi County Chartered March 16, 1948 Transit Number 81-710 Telephone Number 561-4427 Officers Directors Fred Fleeman-------- Chairman of Board H. D. Alston Lora M. Fleeman--------------- President William Borowsky H. D. Alston------------------ .Vice Pres. James B. Cheadle James B. Cheadle---------------Vice Pres. Fred Fleeman Max H. Schrader---------Exec. Vice Pres. Lora M. Fleeman Bobby White -------------------------Cashier Max H. Schrader L. E. Townsend Bobby White STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts_____ .$1,431,854.10 Capital Stock___________ $ 100,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 170,406.24 Surplus fund ___________ 100,000.00 Other bonds and securities 200,425.03 Undivided profits _______ 117,445.98 Furniture and fixtures__ 1.00 Banking house_________ 1.00 Total capital acct................. 317,445.98 Other real estate_______ 1.00 Demand deposits________ 950,339.70 Cash and due from banks 278,295.69 Time deposits___________ 528,467.04 U. S. Gov’t deposits _____ 19,625.59 Public funds____________ 265,105.75 _ Total deposits __________ 1,763,538.08 T otal-------------------------$2,080,984.06 T otal_________________ $2,080,984.06 78 State of Arkansas: Bank Department BANK OF MANSFIELD, MANSFIELD Population 881 Sebastian County Chartered February 16, 1939 Transit Number 81-249 Telephone Number 928-5149 Officers Directors W. W. Holbrook____________President S. D Barnes Gilmer K. Dixon____________ Vice Pres. Gilmer K. Dixon B. R. Holbrook______________Cashier B. R. Holbrook Melba Conaway_________Asst. Cashier W. W. Holbrook S. M. Taylor W. M. Woods, M.D. STATEMENT OF JUNE 30. 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts______$1,135,255.56 Capital S to c k __________ $ 60,000.00 Overdrafts _______ 104.12 Surplus fund ___________ 100,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 743,615.01 Undivided p ro fits_________ 55,367.82 Other bonds and securities 644,975.01 Reserves _________________ 32,824.39 Furniture and fixtures____ 6,579.38 Total capital a c c t_______ 248,192.21 6,000.00 Banking house__________ deposits________ 1,330,975.98 Cash and due from banks 371,355.82 Demand Time deposits___________ 1,138,499.04 5,821.32 U. S. Gov’t deposits_____ Public funds____________ 184,396.35 Total deposits __________ 2,659,692.69 Total_________________$2,907,884.90 Total_________________ $2,907,884.90 FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK, MARIANNA Population 5,600 Lee County Chartered January 9, 1942 Transit Number 81-744 Telephone Number CY 4-2535 Officers Directors Glenn U. Miller-___ Chairman of Board Thomas H. Gist Ben M. Perkins______________President A. C. Mahan Wm. E. Henderson_________ Vice Pres. Glenn U. Miller and Cashier John F. Miller John F. Miller_____________ Vice Pres. W. P. Mixon Mrs. Margaret D. Harris—Asst. Cashier W. V. Moye Mrs. Juanita M. Woodward—Asst. Cash. Ben M. Perkins A. E. Prestridge Henry B. White STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts____ -$1,816,007.08 Capital Stock___________$ 75,000.00 2,362.88 Surplus fund____________ 225,000.00 Overdrafts ___________ 534,887.13 Undivided p ro fits_______ 83,198.71 U. S. Gov’t obligations _ Other bonds and securities 1,074,141.42 Total capital acct._______ 383,198.71 7,523.48 Demand deposits_______ 2,110,057.26 Furniture and fixtures ___ 1.00 Banking house__________ deposits __________ 985,220.78 Other real estate________ 1.00 Time U. S. Gov’t Deposits_____ 17,368.10 Cash and due from banks 526,581.81 Public fu n d s___________ 467,328.28 Other resources________ 1,667.33 Total deposits __________ 3,579,974.42 T otal_________________$3,963,173.13 Total_________________ $3,963,173.13 Fifty-Third Report 79 CITIZENS BANK, MARION Population 1,000 Crittenden County Chartered March 15, 1938 Transit Number 81-742 Telephone Number PE 9-3232 Officers Directors J. C. Mann______ Chairman of Board A. J. Lumpkin Allen B. Helms A. J. Lumpkin_____________ President Dana F. Sulcer C. H. Bond, Ir. Dana F. Sulcer______________Vice Pres. J. F. Rieves, Jr. J. L. Currie Allen B. Helms_____________ Vice Pres. W. B. Rhodes Aldo Stupenti J. F. Rieves, Jr____________.Vice Pres. Sanders Carter Ray D. Ross Mary L. Hoskins______________Cashier Dino Pirani Julian Hardin Ida Mae Williams________Asst. Cashier A. H. Neely Wilson P. Barton J. C. Mann STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts______ $1,393,226.91 Capital Stock________ s__$ 100,000.00 130.46 Surplus fu n d ___________ 100,000.00 O verdrafts_____________ U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 1,427,016.27 Undivided profits________ 104,160.49 Other bonds and securities 423,247.16 Reserves________________ 10,000.00 Furniture and fixtures___ 1.00 capital acct._______ 314,160.49 Banking house__________ 22,500.00 Total 1.00 Demand deposits________ 1,422,875.22 Other real estate________ deposits__________ 1,186,107.10 Cash and due from banks 463,233.48 Time U. S. Gov’t deposits_____ 7,942.30 Public funds____________ 798,271.17 Total deposits__________ 3,415,195.79 Total.. Total________________..$3,729,356.28 $3,729,356.28 MARKED TREE BANK, MARKED TREE Population 3,216 Poinsett County Chartered March 3, 1932 Transit Number 81-705 Telephone Number 358-2600 Officers Directors L. V. Ritter_______ .Chairman of Board Sidney W. Arnold John A. Brunner, Jr_________ President Frank J. Brunner, Jr. Louis H. Goad___ Vice Pres. & Cashier John A. Brunner, Jr. Helen Stew art___________Asst. Cashier J. Robert Brunner Frances Whitlow---------------Asst Cashier Louis H. Goad Joyce Swink______________Asst Cashier L. V. Ritter, Jr. STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts____—$1,637,601.87 Capital Stock___________ $ 150,000.00 305.43 Surplus fu n d ____________ 200,000.00 O verdrafts_____________ U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 1,585,163.00 Undivided p ro fits________ 139,923.08 Other bonds and securities 998,381.70 Reserves ________________ 12,842.29 Furniture and fixtures___ 15,025.75 ^ , . ------------------Banking house________ 1.00 Total capital acct ----------- 502,765.37 Cash and due from banks 1,015,013.53 Demand deposits------------- 2,685,006.51 Tune deposits __________ 1,735,775.48 U. S. Gov’t deposits_____ 297.79 Public funds ___________ 262,937.45 Deposits of banks_______ 64,709.68 Total deposits--------------- 4,748,726..91 Total----- :-------------------$5,251,492.28 T otal________________ $5,251,492.28 80 State of Arkansas: Bank Department THE CITIZENS BANK, MARSHALL Population 1,095 Searcy County Chartered February 26, 1940 Transit Number 81-715 Telephone Number 448-3341 Officers Directors Harold H. Reid--------------------- President Roy L. Baker, Jr., Chairman Bill J. Nixon_______________Vice Pres. J. C. Baker, Jr. Mrs. Bennie Treat--------------------Cashier Dewey L. Massey Wallace E. Nickels Bill J. Nixon Harold H. Reid Jim Tilley E. R. Tims Phil Travis Bill O. Watts STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts______$2,006,301.25 Capital S to c k ___________ $ 75,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations_______________ 477,283.67 Surplus fu n d____________ 125,000.00 Other bonds and securities 406,500.08 Undivided p ro fits_______ 122,351.35 Furniture and fixtures________________ 25,800.00 Reserves_______________ 28,000.00 Banking house__________ 65,100.00 Total capital acct._______ 350,351.35 Other real estate ________ 1.00 Demand deposits________ 1,331,264.02 Cash and due from banks 551,875.28 Time deposits __________ 1,493,199.26 Other resources _________ 4,024.99 U. S. Gov’t deposits_____ 14,024.87 Public funds____________ 330,950.13 Deposits of banks_______ 10,000.00 Total deposits __________ 3,179,438.28 Other liabilities ________ 7,096.64 T otal_________________$3,536,886.27 T o tal_________________$3,536,886.27 BANK OF MARVELL, MARVELL Population 2,000 Phillips County Chartered January 8, 1903 Transit Number 81-393 Telephone Number 829-2596 Officers Directors Gibson T urley______________ President R. E. Hodge Robert I. Campbell___Exec. Vice Pres. Cleburne Robinson and Cashier J. B. McElroy Pauline H. Wilson_______ Asst. Cashier Gibson Turley Jesse Collins____________Asst. Cashier Robert Campbell STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts______$1,202,089.30 Capital Stock___________ $ 125,000.00 916.22 Surplus fund------------------ 125,000.00 Overdrafts _____________ U. S. Gov’t obligations________________300,552.34 Undivided profits________ 146,382.92 Other bonds and securities 988,986.48 Total capital acct._______ 396,382.92 Furniture and fixtures________________ 10,966.50 deposits________ 1,221,028.54 Banking house__________ 4,001.00 Demanddeposits __________ 928,940.75 Cash and due from banks 300,208.34 Time S. Gov’t deposits_____ 5,787.18 Other resources _________ 1.00 U. Public funds____________ 249,641.78 Deposits of banks_______ 1,594.08 Total deposits __________ 2,406,992.33 Other liabilities_________ 4,345.93 $2,807,721.18 T otal_________________$2,807,721.18 Total „ Fifty-Third Report 81 BANK OF MELBOURNE, MELBOURNE Population 839 Izard County Chartered June 29, 1896 Transit Number 81-397 Telephone Number 368-4337 Directors Officers J. C. Miller J. C. Miller_________________ President Tom Simpson Tom Simpson______________ Vice Pres. A. J. Younger A. J. Younger.________________Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts______$ 480,097.25 Capital Stock___________ $ 25,000.00 758.03 Surplus fund____________ 60,000.00 Overdrafts _____________ U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 990,062.50 Undivided profits________ 173,601.57 Other bonds and securities 122,152.43 Reserves _______________ 6,657.25 1.00 Total capital acct._______ 265,258.82 Furniture and fixtures___ 1.00 Demand deposits ________ 1,285,696.20 Banking house__________ Cash and due from banks 459,138.33 Time deposits ___________ 357,428.77 U. S. Gov’t deposits_____ 12,506.52 Public funds ___________ 131,320.23 Total deposits __________ 1,786,951.72 Total________________ ..$2,052,210.54 Total________________$2,052,210.54 THE UNION BANK OF MENA, MENA Population 4,500 Polk County Chartered July 25, 1934 Transit Number 81-98 Telephone Number EX 4-2211 Officers Directors Dale Rodgers_____ _________ President Bill Lauck Wood Bill Lauck Wood___ __ Exec. Vice Pres. J. D. Lauck and Cashier C. C. Crowell L. L. Morrow_____ _______ .Vice Pres. L. L. Morrow C. C. Crowell_____ _______ .Vice Pres. Dale Rodgers Dorothy Lee Cedi_ _____ Asst. Cashier R. A. Carver Bill Philpot_______ -------- Asst. Cashier Ola Rene Thomas_ _____ Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts._____ $4,384,718.75 Capital Stock___________ $ 150,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations____ 923,930.59 Surplus fund____________ 200,000.00 Other bonds and securities 1,411,931.17 Undivided profits________ 305,247.83 Furniture and fixtures____ 8,518.02 Banking house__________ 21,166.20 Total capital acct._______ 655,247.83 Other real estate________ 5,443.47 Demand deposits________ 3,763,478.21 Cash and due from banks 970,597.19 Time deposits___________ 2,833,182.84 U. S. Gov’t deposits_____ 48,960.47 Public funds------------------ 425,436.04 Total deposits __________ 7,071,057.56 Total_________________ $7,726,305.39 T otal_________________$7,726,305.39 82 State of Arkansas: Bank Department MONETTE STATE BANK, MONETTE Population 1,066 Craighead County Chartered December 29, 1936 Transit Number 81-724 Telephone Number 486-5493 Officers Directors Nathan Deutsch_____________ President E. J. Ball and Chairman of Board Nathan Deutsch Donald Kirksey_______Exec. Vice Pres. C. D. Frierson Charles Frierson, III and Cashier Shirley Bronaugh_________Asst. Cashier Donald Kirksey Ruth P. Latta Verlene Fullen--------------_Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts_$3,634,544.35 Capital Stock___________$ 100,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 101,007.69 Surplus fu n d ___________ 300,000.00 Other bonds and securities 238,753.42 Undivided profits________ 135,114.97 Furniture and fixtures___ 17,191.78 Reserves_______________ 70,739.75 Banking house____ 80,524.53 Total capital aeet._______ 605,854.72 1.00 Other real estate__ deposits________ 2,028,453.12 Cash and due from banks 934,597.28 Demand deposits___________ 2,099,098.78 Other resources_________ 3,170.00 Time U. S. Gov’t deposits_____ 2,783.96 Public funds____________ 195,239.12 Other deposits__________ 56,385.35 Total deposits___________ 4,381,960.33 Other liabilities_________ 21,975.00 Total $5,009,790.05 Total $5,009,790.05 COMMERCIAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, MONTICELLO Population 5,031 Drew County Chartered November 29, 1912 Transit Number 81-534 Telephone Number EM 7-6221 Officers Directors Bennie Rybum, Sr._Chairman of Board E. A. Baker Clay Mitchell E. R. Pomeroy James S. Suitt_______________President Robert L. Barnes Earl Baxter James A. Ross Joe McCloy__________ Exec. Vice Pres. Bennie Rybum, Sr. Mrs. Mabel C. Sherry__________Cashier J. A. Gunn Joe Shelton and Trust Officer E. R. Lambert James S. Suitt Mrs. Hazel Porter- ____Asst. Cashier L. D. Long Frank Wolfe ___ Asst. Cashier Joe McCloy Mike Cavaness— W. E. Smith Lamar Miles STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities ..$ 100,000.00 Loans and discounts______$3,237,910.21 Capital Stock 300,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 229,031.26 Surplus fund ______ Other bonds and securities 1,740,793.61 Undivided profits . - 220,770.48 48,783.75 Furniture and fixtures---- 30,815.23 Reserves . . Banking house__________ 110,000.00 Total capital acct. 669,554.23 Cash and due from banks 907,148.69 Demand deposits _ - 2,715,526.81 Other resources-------------1,771.30 Time deposits 2,489,256.79 U. S. Gov’t deposits _____ 33,808.02 324,673.19 Public funds Total deposits .. -. _ 5,563,264.81 Other liabilities___ _____ 24,651.26 $6,257,470.30 T otal_______ - ...........$6,257,470.30 Total Fifty-Third Report 83 UNION BANK & TRUST COMPANY, MONTICELLO Population 5,031 Drew County Chartered September 15, 1915 Transit Number 81-156 Telephone Number EM 7-3456 Directors Officers R. F. Trotter Adrian Williamson_Chairman of Board R. A. Adcock Evert M. Twyford Evert M. Tw yford_________ President Brown Calhoun Mrs. Virginia Pierce----------- .Vice Pres. George R. Campster Adrian Williamson Floyd L. Lance_______________Cashier Frank Carson, Jr. M. F. Wright Jack E. Curry_________Asst. Vice Pres. Charles E. Jackson Mrs. Aileen Coston_______Asst. Cashier Zach McClendon James O. Smith__________ Asst. Cashier Wells Moffatt Mrs. Jean St. John________Asst. Cashier Dr. J. P. Price STATEMENT OF JUNE 30. 1967 Resources Liabilities $ 200,000.00 Loans and discounts______$4,174,636.21 Capital Stock 200,000.00 255.63 Surplus fund Overdrafts _____________ 493,220.11 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 912,887.36 Undivided profits 100,000.00 Other bonds and securities 2,788,776.18 Reserves Furniture and fixtures____ 11,000.00 Total capital acct. . 993,220.11 Banking house__________ 50,000.00 Demand deposits 3,822,585.52 Cash and due from banks 1,795,081.22 Time deposits 4’l 19j959.46 Other resources_________ 5,186.62 U. S. Gov’t deposits 35^660.04 Public funds 747,887.00 6j 511.09 Deposits of banks Total deposits 8,732,603.11 Other liabilities_________ 12,000.00 Total .$9,737,823.22 -$9,737,823.22 Total MORRILTON SECURITY BANK, MORRILTON Population 6,929 Conway County Chartered November 19, 1954 Transit Number 81-777 Telephone Number FL 4-3531 Directors Officers Claude M. Farish____Chairman of Board Claude M. Farish Howard E. Jones_____________President Nathan Gordon Nathan G ordon___________ -Vice Pres. Osco Coleman Ray W ool_______ Vice Pres. & Cashier W. G. Davis Sam W. Callihan___________ .Vice Pres. Felix Sehlosser Philip C. Howe__________Asst. Cashier A. J. Meadors Edward Gordon Howard E. Jones Marion Hightower STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts______$2,604,592.96 Capital Stock . . . $ 150,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 974,553.75 Surplus fund ___ 150,000.00 Other bonds and securities 1,639,519.45 Undivided profits _ . 235,889.61 Furniture and fixtures___ 46,046.83 Reserves ___ 32,285.08 Banking house__________ 122,119.74 Total capital acct.___ ___ 568,174.69 Cash and due from banks 681,070.63 Demand deposits________ 2,473,662.80 Time deposits . 2,626,350.83 U. S. Gov’t deposits____ 19,866.76 Public funds_________ ___ 307,567.48 Deposits of banks___ ___ 44,009.82 Other deposits ......... 28,270.98 Total deposits__________ 5,499,728.67 T otal_________________$6,067,903.36 Total _____________ ___$6,067,903.36 84 State of Arkansas: Bank Department THE FIRST STATE BANK, MORRILTON Population 6,929 Conway County Chartered November 26, 1930 Transit Number 81-144 Telephone Number FL 4-4601 Officers Directors S. E. McReynolds. _______ President Cleo Cheek Cleo Cheek _____ ______ Vice Pres. Mrs. R. H. Dickenhorst C. E. Linebarger— -Exec. Vice Pres. R. A. Greer H. J. Kordsmeier_ ------------- Cashier Carroll W. Johnston Bill Davidson____ ___ Asst. Cashier H. J. Kordsmeier Ruth Gwin______ ___ Asst. Cashier C. E. Linebarger lim Wilcox______ ___ Asst. Cashier W. E. Love S. E. McReynolds Louis Oates STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts____ $ 4,413,527.14 Capital Stock__________ $ 250,000.00 Overdrafts ____________ 38.93 Surplus fund___________ 250,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations _ 2,972,274.77 Undivided p ro fits______ 524,084.66 Other bonds and securities 2,401,112.79 Reserves______________ 10,447.63 Federal funds__________ 200,000.00 Total capital acet...... ........ 1,034,532.29 Banking house_________ 15,000.00 deposits_______ 5,669,502.61 Other real estate_______ 100,001.00 Demand deposits__________ 4,645,786.66 Cash and due from banks 1,997,652.44 Time S. Gov’t deposits____ 154,772.60 Other resources________ 189,604.11 U. Public funds __________ 593,086.62 Deposits of banks______ 32,302.69 Other deposits------------35,888.84 Total deposits_________ _ 11,131,340.02 Other liabilities___________ 123,338.87 T otal________________$12,289,211.18 Total________________ $12,289,211.18 THE BANK OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MT. IDA Population 950 Montgomery County Chartered November 27, 1930 Transit Number 81-404 Telephone Number 867-3491 Officers Directors John Beavers_______________President John Beavers Robert Cam pbell_____________ Cashier Harlan Lane Juanita Standridge________Asst. Cashier Patsy Lane STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts_____ $2,104,480.80 Capital Stock___________ $ 50,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations__ . 393,090.25 Surplus fund____________ 100,000.00 Other bonds and securities 420,542.52 Undivided p ro fits_______ 100,615.77 6 , 000.00 Furniture and fixtures___ Reserves ----------------------- 18,244.61 Banking house 24,000.00 Total capital acct._______ 268,860.38 Cash and due from banks 754,497.19 Demand deposits________ 1,606,642.94 Time deposits___________ 1,443,950.73 U. S. Gov’t deposits______ 1,137.27 Public funds____________ 322,250.58 Total deposits___________ 3,373,981.52 Other liabilities_________ 59,768.86 T o tal_________________$3,702,610.76 T o tal_________________$3,702,610.76 Fifty-Third Report 85 PEOPLES BANK, MOUNTAIN HOME Population 3,250 Baxter County Transit Number 81-402 Chartered August 10, 1906 Telephone Number 425-2166 Directors Officers J. Paul Morgan___ Chairman of Board Gene Baker Wylo Dyer Powers L. Fowler___________ President Powers Fowler Wylo Dyer_________________ Vice Pres. Paul Morgan Neil Nelson _________________Cashier Neil Nelson Charles A. Morton___ Asst. Vice Pres. Ruddell Pannell_________ Asst. Cashier Gerald H urst__Asst. Cashier & Auditor STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Liabilities Resources Loans and discounts_____ $4,697,584.66 Capital Stock___________ $ 125,000.00 Overdrafts _____________ 11,764.13 Surplus fund____________ 275,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations __ 1,547,653.39 Undivided profits________ 293,733.34 Other bonds and securities 915,646.98 Reserves _______________ 45,074.41 Furniture and fixtures ___ 25,650.00 Total capital acct._______ 738,807.75 Banking house__________ 32,000.00 Demand deposits________ 4,264,630.60 Other real estate________ 15,879.43 Time 3,007,832.11 Cash and due from banks 1,140,605.06 U. S. deposits___________ deposits_____ 20,709.96 Other resources _________ 5,831.34 Public Gov’t funds____________ 343,521.81 Total deposits___________ 7,636,694.48 Other liabilities _________ 17,076.76 T otal_________________$8,392,578.99 T otal_________________$8,392,578.99 THE BANK OF MOUNTAIN VIEW, MOUNTAIN VIEW Population 1,568 Stone County Chartered July 21, 1915 Transit Number 81-403 Telephone Number 269-3419 Officers Directors Hubert H inkle_______________Preident Hubert Hinkle Charles A. Lowe_____________Cashier Glen Hinkle Weldon Duncan__________ Asst. Cashier C. K. Lancaster, Jr. Loreva Harness___________Asst. Cashier G. R. Sansom Bernice Beckham_________ Asst. Cashier E. B. Watts STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts______$ 824,568.66 Capital Stock___________ $ 50,000.00 Overdrafts _____________ 652.09 Surplus fund ___________ 225,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 718,344.76 Undivided profits________ 82,215.32 Other bonds and securities 169,937.50 Total capital acct------------- 357,215.32 Furniture and fixtures___ 16,108.63 deposits________ 1,390,128.00 Banking house __________ 75,027.68 Demand deposits___________ 397,316.90 Cash and due from banks 461,821.97 Time Public funds____________ 121,801.07 Total deposits __________ 1,909,245.97 T otal________________-.$2,266,461.29 Total________________-$2,266,461.29 86 State of Arkansas: Bank Department BANK OF MULBERRY, MULBERRY Population 934 Crawford County Chartered January 15, 1902 Transit Number 81-257 Telephone Number 997-2591 Officers Directors S. B. Stevinson______________ President Nora V. House T. J. House T. J. House Exec. Vice Pres. & Cashier C. D. Chastain__________ Asst. Cashier Joe Kirksey J. C. McCollum_________ Asst. Cashier S. B. Stevinson Jeta Taylor STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts_____ $1,326,454.10 Capital Stock ___________ $ 50,000.00 Overdrafts _____________ 7,271.02 Surplus fund______1______ 75,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations__ . 570,163.70 Undivided profits________ 90,740.54 Other bonds and securities 309,459.49 Total caiptal acct................. 215,740.54 6 , 000.00 Furniture and fixtures _ Demand deposits________ 1,245,014.73 Banking house_________ 25,000.00 Time 982,543.89 Cash and due from banks 440,899.72 U. S.deposits___________ Gov’t deposits___ 3,935.22 600.00 Public funds____________ Other resources ________ 237,720.49 Total deposits __________ 2,469,214.33 Other liabilities _________ 893.16 T otal___ ____________ $2,685,848.03 Total ________________ $2,685,848.03 PIKE COUNTY BANK, MURFREESBORO Population 1,320 Pike County Chartered December 19, 1904 Transit Number 81-405 Telephone Number 285-4261 Officers Directors Glenn Hickey William L. Amis____________ President William L. Amis Carle Robbins Thomas Bridgeman--------------.Vice Pres. Clarence Anthony Charles W. Damall_________ Vice Pres. John Beavers and Secretary Thomas Bridgeman Cleo Risner --------------------------Cashier Charles W. Damall Joyce Woodruff_________ Asst. Cashier Vance Evans Bobby Jo McAlister_____ Asst Cashier G. J. Floyd, Jr. STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts-------- $2,190,589.42 Capital Stock __________ $ 100,000.00 347.45 Surplus fund __________ 100,000.00 O verdrafts_____________ U. S. Gov’t obligations — 785.913.56 Undivided profits________ 223,962.91 Other bonds and securities 972,644.42 Total capital acct................. 423,962.91 8,000.00 Furniture and fixtures — Demand deposits________ 2,170,470.85 8 ,000.00 Banking house__________ deposits___________ 1,580,038.58 1.00 Time Other real estate________ S. Gov’t deposits_____ 14,979.34 Cash and due from banks 824.908.56 U. 4,833.00 Public funds____________ 407,838.58 Other resources _________ Total deposits __________ 4,173,327.35 Other liabilities _________ 197,947.15 T o tal_____ _____ _____ $4,795,237.41 T o tal_________________ $4,795,237.41 Fifty-Third Report 87 BANK OF NEWARK, NEWARK Population 728 Independence County Chartered October 10, 1944 Transit Number 81-748 Telephone Number PI 6-3221 Directors Officers Stella Edwards Cash lack L. Magness_____________Preident J. W. Freeze Stella Edwards Cash_________Vice Pres_ Jack L. Magness J. W. Freeze______________ Vice Pres. Houston H o u se_____________ Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and securities______$ 428,123.71 Capital Stock___________ $ 25,000.00 O verdrafts_____________ 2,906.57 Surplus fu n d ___________ 50,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 202,000.00 Undivided profits________ 62,457.10 892.88 Other bonds and securities 104,596.98 Reserves_______________ Furniture and fixtures___ 1.00 Total capital acct.----------- 138,349.98 Banking house______ ___ 1.00 deposits------------ 701,736.73 Cash and due from banks 230,144.07 Demand Time deposits___________ 11,700.00 U. S. Gov’t deposits_____ 1,810.28 Public funds______ ______ 99,647.91 Deposits of banks________ 14,528.43 Total deposits___________ 829,423.35 Total________________ _$ 967,773.33 Total_________________$ 967,773.33 BANK OF NEW EDINBURG, NEW EDINBURG Population 200 Cleveland County Chartered August 22, 1904 Transit Number 81-408 Telephone Number 352-2592 Officers Directors Ray Attwood______________ President Ray Attwood W. K. Parham--------------------- Vice Pres. W. K. Parham Geneva A ttw ood_____________ Cashier Geneva Attwood Louise Sledd_____________ Asst Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts---------$ 97,085.45 Capital Stock___________ $ 25,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations — 242,260.20 Surplus fu n d ___________ 12,000.00 Other bonds and securities 36,065.96 Undivided profits________ 21,152.32 Furniture and fixtures___ 1.00 ------------------Banking house__________ 1.00 Total capital acct------------- 58,152.32 Cash and due from banks 162,893.05 Demand deposits------------- 371,319.96 Tune deposits___________ 80,276.58 U. S. Gov’t deposits______ 31.95 Public fu n d s___________ 28,322.31 Total deposits __________ 479,950.80 Other liabilities__________ 203.54 Total --$ 538,306.66 Total_________________ $ 538,306.66 88 State of Arkansas: Bank Department MERCHANTS & PLANTERS BANK, NEWPORT Population 7,500 Jackson County Chartered March 30, 1946 Transit Number 81-756 Telephone Number JA 3-3601 Officers Directors P. L. Copeland______________ President D. H. Burton, Chairman of Board L. H. Conditt_________Exec. Vice Pres. Fred M. Pickens, Jr. R. W. Smith________________ Vice Pres. P. L. Copeland Ellen Steen__________________ Cashier Ralph McDonald Ada Marie Mink_Secy. & Asst Cashier R. G. Holden Melba McGee___________Asst. Cashier Paul K. Holmes Mary E. McDonald_______Asst. Cashier Charles McCartney Maurine Heard__________Asst. Cashier R. C. Biggadike Norma J. Berry__________ Asst. Cashier Leonidas Mack Alice Fox_______________ Asst. Cashier Anna J. Guinn___________Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts______$5,964,936.51 Capital Stock___________ $ 200,000.00 Overdrafts _____________ 3,682.95 Surplus fu n d ___________ 350,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 1,297,881.25 Undivided profits________ 255,671.23 Other bonds and securities 832,068.61 Reserves _______________ 117,372.59 Furniture and fixtures_______________ 39,178.84 capital acct._______ 923,043.82 Banking house __________ 67,636.66 Total Demand deposits________ 4,378,434.40 Cash and due from banks 1,662,153.52 Time 3,450,837.09 Other resources _________ 13,039.39 U. S. deposits___________ Gov’t deposits_____ 50,654.07 Public funds____________ 396,354.44 Deposits of banks________ 681,253.91 Total deposits__________ 8,957,533.91 Total_________________$9,880,577.73 T otal_______________ —$9,880,577.73 MATTHEWS COMPANY, NORTH LITTLE ROCK (not engaged in commercial banking) Population 65,000 Pulaski County Chartered February 16, 1955 Telephone Number SK 3-3455 Officers Directors Arthur H. Thomas___________President Catherine Matthews James P. Matthews_________ -Vice Pres. Charles D. Matthews Lucille Eggleston____________ Secretary James P. Matthews Maurine Harris________ Asst. Secretary JohnP. Matthews John P. Matthews, Jr. Martha D. Matthews Arthur H. Thomas STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Capital Stock___________ $ 100,000.00 Other bonds and securities including stock________$ 56,269.00 Surplus fund ___________ 55,000.00 Undivided profits _______ 58,334.82 Banking house and Furniture and fixtures ___ 89,752.18 Total capital acct._______ 213,334.82 Cash and due from banks 23,062.92 Other resources-------------- 1,425,836.50 Other liabilities _________ 1,381,585.78 T o tal_________________$1,594,920.60 T o tal_________________ $1,594,920.60 Fifty-Third Report 89 THE TWIN CITY BANK, NORTH LITTLE ROCK Population 65,000 Pulaski County Chartered March 21, 1935 Transit Number 81-54 Telephone Number FR 5-5361 Officers Directors Henry O. Top!_____________ President Henry O. Topf and Chairman of Board R. I. Rice R. J. Rice________________ -Vice Pres. C. T. Wells R. J. Rust J. Grayson Dickson___________Cashier J. O. Mayhugh Ray O. Clifton__________ Asst. Cashier C. H. Fuller___________ Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts-------$ 1,751,599.97 Capital Stock__________ $ 300,000.00 U. S. Gov’t Obligations_ 11,057,274.39 Surplus fund___________ 150,000.00 Furniture and fixtures — 2,151.39 Undivided profits ______ 697,162.46 Banking house_________ 83,634.69 Total capital acct----------- 1,147,162.46 Cash and due from banks 1,730,795.34 Demand deposits_______ 5,940,753.08 Other resources ________ 16,425.41 Time deposits__________ 6,002,151.16 U. S. Gov’t deposits____ 3,450.00 Public funds___________ 1,548,364.49 Total deposits__________ 13,494,718.73 Total___ ___ $14,641,881.19 Total_________ ______$14,641,881.19 THE PLANTERS BANK, OSCEOLA Population 8,500 Mississippi County Chartered April 13, 1944 Transit Number 81-745 Telephone Number 563-2666 Officers Directors L. C. B. Young__ Chairman of Board J. A. Crosthwait Richard H. Foster. _________ President Richard H. Foster J. F. Herndon___ ___Exec. Vice Pres. E. H. Riley and Cashier Henry J. Swift Nathan Weinberg- ________ Vice Pres. Nathan Weinberg Marjorie Doyle__ ___ Asst. Vice Pres. L. C. B. Young June Welborn____ ____Asst. Vice Pres. Logan Young, Jr. Fred Boling_____ ______ Asst. Cashier Ronald Williams_ ___ ___Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Liabilities Loans and discounts______$4,035,914.84 Capital Stock-----------------$ 150,000.00 Overdrafts _____________ 1,661.05 Surplus fund ___________ 300,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 566,042.74 Undivided profits _______ 57,544.66 Other bonds and securities 1,289,939,31 Reserves ----------------------9,833.00 Furniture and fixtures ___ 59,205.18 Banking house __________ 112,379.17 Total capital acct................. 517,377.66 Other real estate________ 5,501.00 Demand deposits------------ 2,160,217.55 Cash and due from banks 716,630.71 Time deposits ___________ 3,358,688.23 U. S. Gov’t deposits_____ 36,928.69 Public funds____________ 714,061.87 Total deposits --------------- 6,269,896.34 Total_________________ $6,787,274.00 Total--------------------------$6,787,274.00 90 State of Arkansas: Bank Department BANK OF OZARK, OZARK Population 2,568 Franklin County Chartered June 9, 1937 Transit Number 81-727 Telephone Number 667-3628 Officers Directors Homer Hillard W. A. Hudspeth ____________President W. A. Hudspeth W. A. Hudspeth, Jr_________-Vice Pres. and Cashier W. A. Hudspeth, Jr. Jeta Taylor STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts_____ $ 614,747.71 Capital Stock___________ $ 50,000.00 Overdrafts _____________ 2,778.75 Surplus fund ___________ 100,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 3,071,770.83 Undivided profits________ 234,542.74 Furniture and fixtures ___ 1,000.00 Total capital acct._______ 384,542.74 250.00 Demand deposits________ 3,780,961.94 Banking house--------------Property acquired for future expansion ______ 17,953.55 Public funds____________ 318,833.44 Cash and due from banks 791,282.04 Deposits of banks _______ 10,000.00 Total deposits __________ 4,109,795.38 5,444.76 Other liabilities_________ Total_________________ $4,499,782.88 T otal_________________ $4,499,782.88 SECURITY BANK, PARAGOULD Population 10,053 Greene County Chartered February 5, 1931 Transit Number 81-82 Telephone Number CE 9-9571 Officers Directors W. W. Misenhimer---------------- President Earl Gramling and Chairman of Board G. I. Higgins Paul Keeton Scott Noel________Vice Pres. & Cashier W. W. Misenhimer G. M. Jackson------------- Asst Vice Pres. Scott Noel Mrs. Mary Bynum_______________ Asst.Cashier Dr. Donald P. Purcell Reba Neely______________________Asst.Cashier D. G. White Curtis Slocum___________________ Asst.Cashier R. Edward Snider, Jr--------Asst. Cashier Vernon Williams STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts---------$5,734,767.31 Capital Stock___________ $ 200,000.00 O verdrafts_____________ 14,568.93 Surplus fu n d ___________ 300,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations — 655,420.01 Undivided p ro fits_______ 64,219.28 Other bonds and securities 1,477,007.92 Reserves ----------------------- 75,000.00 Furniture and fixtures---- 54,579.78 Total capital acct________ 639,219.28 Banking house_____ _____ 127,942.91 Demand deposits________ 3,164,099.30 Cash and due from banks 1,163,590.06 Time deposits___________ 4,338,477.32 Other resources -----3,938.44 U. S. Gov’t deposits------- 41,299.23 Public funds__________ 946,560.91 Deposits of banks_______ 10,000.00 Total deposits__________ 8,500,436.76 Other liabilities_________ 92,159.32 Total $9,231,815.36 Total $9,231,815.36 Fifty-Third Report 91 BANK OF PARKDALE, PARKDALE Population 512 Ashley County Chartered February 1, 1910 Transit Number 81-416 Telephone Number 473-2412 Officers Directors J. A. Williams J. A. Williams_______________ President Dorothy T. Williams J. P. Caldwell____-Vice Pres. & Cashier J. P. Caldwell Dorothy H. Caldwell______Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts______$ 588,511.83 Capital Stock___________ $ 30,000.00 Overdrafts _____________ 547.51 Surplus fu n d ----------------- 50,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations— 511,423.00 Undivided profits________ 155,268.22 Other bonds and securities 94,638.83 Reserves ----------------------2,000.00 Furniture and fixtures — 9,979.10 Total capital acct................. 237,268.22 Cash and due from banks 155,678.32 Demand deposits________ 689,420.58 Time deposits___________ 329,304.80 U. S. Gov’t deposits_____ 1,619.45 Public funds____________ 98,656.44 Other deposits__________ 4,509.10 Total deposits __________ 1,123,510.37 Total_________________ $1,360,778.59 Total_______________ -$1,360,778.59 FIRST STATE BANK, PARKIN Population 1,489 Cross County Chartered June 5, 1925 Transit Number 81-676 Telephone Number PL 5-5401 Officers Directors H. L. Coldren--------------------Chairman Fred E. Brenner, Jr. H. L. Coldren, Jr---------------- President John A. Brenner Mrs. G. D. Carter------- Exec. Vice Pres. Mrs. G. D. Carter F. E. Brenner, Jr--------------- Vice Pres. H. L. Coldren S. N. Green_________________ Cashier H. L. Coldren, Jr. S. N. Green Billy S. Hix C. W. Martin, Jr. Charles D. Thomas STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts---------$1,169,442.46 Capital Stock___________ $ 100,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations---- 203,000.00 Surplus fu n d ____________ 100,000.00 Other bonds and securities 458,648.77 Undivided profits________. 85,756.02 Furniture and fixtures ___ 8,285.09 ^ , ------------------Banking house__________ 28,084.32 Total capital acct------------- 285,756.02 Other real estate________ 9,391.23 Demand deposits------------- 860,807.82 Cash and due from banks 357,202.79 Time deposits----------------- 878,949.95 Other resources-------------2,456.10 U. S. Gov’t deposits-------8,282.78 Public funds____________ 188,713.16 Total deposits__________ 1,936,753.71 Other liabilities_________ 14,001.03 Total------------------------ $2,236,510.76 Total________________$2,236,510.76 92 State of Arkansas: Bank Department BANK OF PEA RIDGE, PEA RIDGE Population 380 Benton County Chartered May 6, 1911 Transit Number 81-468 Telephone Number 451-2175 Officers Directors Hearn Oliver ______________ President R. E. Buck Eugaula Abbott ______________ Cashier Sam Walton Hearn Oliver STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts_____ $ 607,449.48 Capital Stock ___________ $ 25,000.00 Overdrafts __________ 39.22 Surplus fund ___________ 50,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 182,528.40 Undivided profits _______ 43,996.94 Other bonds and securities 19,500.00 Total capital a c c t----------- 118,996.94 Furniture and fixtures ___ 1,265.44 Demand deposits________ 532,667.95 1.00 Banking house __________ deposits ___________ 258,356.52 Cash and due from banks 144,011.50 Time S. Gov’t deposits_____ 760.00 Other resources___________ 657.32 U. Public funds____________ 44,670.95 Total deposits --------------- 836,455.42 T otal__ ____________ _$ 995,452.36 Total _______________ $ 995,452.36 THE PERRY COUNTY BANK, PERRYVILLE Population 719 Perry County Chartered December 8, 1945 Transit Number 81-752 Telephone Number 889-2318 Officers Directors M. J. VanDalsem M. J. VanDalsem_Chairman of Board J. D. Farish I. D. Farish_______________President Mildred Farish T. O. Spence______________Vice Pres. Mar-Jo Spence I. H. Moore _______ Exec. Vice Pres. T. O. Spence Alice Holbrook--------------------Cashier Sallie Jones James R. Paul__________ Asst. Cashier J. H. Moore STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts_____ $1,200,439.62 Capital Stock___________ $ 50,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations — 342,111.00 Surplus fu n d ............... ......... 60.000.00 Other bonds and securities 336,500.70 Undivided profit ________ 95,789.89 Furniture and fixtures ---- 12,808.48 Total capital acct. _______ 205,789.89 Banking house __________ 8,978.60 deposits________ 1,140,909.45 Cash and due from banks 543,345.66 Demand Time deposits __________ 941,037.67 U. S. Gov’t deposits_____ 8,187.62 Public funds____________ 180,210.42 Other deposits __________ 13,513.49 Total deposits __________ 2,283,858.65 Other liabilities _________ 44,535.52 T otal_________________ $2,534,184.06 T o tal_________________ $2,534,184.06 Fifty-Third Report 93 PIGGOTT STATE BANK, PIGGOTT Population 2,776 Clay County Chartered March 10, 1930 Transit Number 81-698 Telephone Number 598-2271 Officers Directors T. W. Leggett, Jr. T. W. Leggett, Jr___________President Juanita Litzelfelner Juanita Litzelfelner_________ -Vice Pres. James Magee James Magee ________________ Cashier H. C. Robbins, Jr. Jim Hinkle_____________ Asst. Cashier G. Will Reves Janice Kegley.___________ Asst. Cashier John Staples STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities .$1,723,197.52 Capital Stock___________ $ 100,000.00 Loans and discounts 1,855.03 Surplus fund ___________ 100,000.00 Overdrafts U. S. Gov’t obligations__ . 1,407,559.38 Undivided profits________ 41,000.00 Other bonds and securities 803,780.23 Reserves _________________ 200,000.00 Furniture and fixtures__ 23,587.87 Total capital acct. _______ 441,000.00 12 , 001.00 Banking house _________ Demand deposits________ 2,833,199.88 Cash and due from banks 606,419.83 Time 672,459.90 86,067.57 U. S. deposits___________ Other resources ________ Gov’t deposits_____ 22,074.82 Public funds____________ 549,668.00 Other deposits __________ 11,176.47 Total deposits___________ 4,088,579.07 Other liabilities _________ 134,889.36 Total_________________$4,664,468.43 Total_________________ $4,664,468.43 FIRST STATE BANK, PLAINVIEW Population 654 Yell County Chartered January 12, 1934 Transit Number 81-243 Telephone Number 272-4221 Officers Directors W. J. Clement______________President W. J. Clement, Chairman of Board Edward H. Smoot Mrs. Thelma W. Clement------Vice Pres. Thelma W. Clement W. E. Watson_______________ Cashier James S. Hall Mrs. Verna T. Daniel_____ Asst. Cashier and Secretary Cleo Neuhart Mrs. Helen Harris Mrs. Jane Gossett_________Asst. Cashier J. W. Marcum__________ Asst. Cashier Virgil H. Greene, Sr. Hartsell Lewis____________Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts______$1,932,028.43 Capital Stock___________ $ 60,000.00 Overdrafts _____________ 149.86 Surplus fund ___________ 90,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 129,765.27 Undivided profits________ 133,049.84 Other bonds and securities 129,914.80 Reserves _______________ 54,701.89 Furniture and fixtures ___ 13,244.94 Total capital acct. _______ 337,751.73 Banking house __________ 7,000.00 Demand deposits________ 1,046,727.87 Other real estate________ 4,150.00 Time 1,288,650.68 Cash and due from banks 665,257.72 U. S. deposits___________ Gov’t deposits _____ 34,313.48 Public funds------------------ 167,885.15 Other deposits__________ 6,182.11 Total deposits __________ 2,543,759.29 Total________________-$2,881,511.02 Total________________ $2,881,511.02 94 State of Arkansas: Bank Department BANK OF POCAHONTAS, POCAHONTAS Population 4,610 Randolph County Chartered October 31, 1903 Transit Number 81-297 Telephone Number 892-5286 Officers Directors Harry A. Belford___________ President F. E. Belford, Chairman of Board J. R. Jackson____________ .Vice Pres. Harry A. Belford F. E. Belford______________Vice Pres. E. C. Cox G. B. Johnson________________ Cashier J. M. Futrell Bill Holobaugh__________ Asst. Cashier J. R. Jackson Max L ong______________Asst. Cashier H. Gardner McNabb M. C. McNabb STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts______$2,553,809.97 Capital Stock___________ $ 125,000.00 Overdrafts -----129.24 Surplus fund ___________ 175,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations---- 847,812.50 Undivided profits________ 182,831.30 10,406.72 Other bonds and securities 1,411,363.63 Reserves_______________ 4,095.92 Total capital acct._______ 493,238.02 Furniture and fixtures___ Banking house __________ 8,000.00 deposits________ 3,536,779.64 Cash and due from banks 1,571,426.44 Demand Time deposits ___________ 1,794,576.09 U. S. Gov’t deposits_____ 52,862.04 Public funds____________ 469,514.05 Deposits of banks_______ 49,667.86 Total deposits__________ 5,903,399.68 T otal________________.$6,396,637.70 T otal_______________ _$6,396,637.70 PLANTERS AND STOCKMEN BANK, POCAHONTAS Population 4,610 Randolph County Chartered June 12, 1962 Transit Number 81-789 Telephone Number 892-5252 Officers Directors Dr. Thomas DeClerk------------- President A. J. Baltz Paul Morgan J. Max Poe Paul M organ________________ Cashier Wm. Baltz and Exec. Vice Pres. W. J. Barthel Dallas Rowden Carolyn Moore_________ Asst. Cashier Everett Bates Fay Sallee Henry G. Dust___________ Asst. Cashier Dr. Thomas DeClerk Dick Trammel STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts_____ $1,632,959.67 Capital Stock-----------------$ 100,000.00 Overdrafts -------------------159.91 Surplus fu n d ___________ 100,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations — 347,100.75 Undivided profits------------ 148,525.96 Other bonds and securities 470,619.90 capital acct._______ 348,525.96 Furniture and fixtures _— 19,461.69 Total deposits______ 1,355,684.01 Other real estate________ 35,000.00 Demand Time deposits__________ 901,062.38 Cash and due from banks 344,734.65 U. S. Gov’t deposits_____ 6,095.70 Other resources-------------2,980.25 Public funds____________ 216,648.77 2,479,490.86 Total deposits . Other liabilities 25,000.00 $2,853,016.82 $2,853,016.82 Total Total Fifty-Third Report 95 PORTLAND BANK, PORTLAND Population 642 Ashley County Chartered April 23, 1900 Transit Number 81-247 Telephone Number RE 7-2226 Officers Directors Gus Pugh Gus P ugh__________________President R. B. Newcome C. E. Larrison________Exec. Vice Pres. R. B. Newcome_____________.Vice Pres. Bob Pugh Tom Pugh Mack Borgognoni------------------ Cashier George Pugh Jerry Selby______________ Asst. Cashier Benton Newcome STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts---------$1,386,593.67 Capital S tock___________ $ 100,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations---------------------- 353,050.00 Surplus fu n d ----------------- 150,000.00 Other bonds and securities 577,572.91 Undivided p ro fits_______ 214,503.10 Furniture and fixtures------------------------ 29,891.94 R eserves_______________ 14,735.79 Banking house--------------- 57,881.56 Total capital a c t.------------ 479,238.89 1.00 Demand deposits________ 1,120,322.25 Other real estate________ Cash and due from banks 430,997.25 Time ______ 947,768.71 Other resources__________ 12.14 U. S. deposits______ Gov’t deposits_____ 206.25 Public funds____________ 279,297.79 Total deposits —------------ 2,347,595.00 Other resources-------------9,166.58 Total_________________ $2,836,000.47 Total_________________ $2,836,000.47 THE PEOPLES BANK, PORTLAND Population 642 Ashley County Chartered January 22, 1908 Transit Number 81-248 Telephone Number RE 7-2236 Officers Directors Victor E dw ards------------------- President George M. Brown Mary D. Pugh______________ Vice Pres. Victor Edwards John H. Fish_______________ Cashier Edwin D. Gregory Mildred Pamplin__________Asst. Cashier Leroy Naff Mary D. Pugh Hampton Pugh STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts—------ $1,149,518.51 Capital Stock - . $ 50,000.00 O v erd rafts_____„________ 467.52 Surplus fu n d -------------__ 100,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations — 357,889.00 Undivided profits_____ __ 144,117.90 Other bonds and securities 197,368.93 Total capital a c c t.____ __ 294,117.90 Furniture and fixtures — 11,356.76 Demand deposits_____ __ 864,053.37 8,040.91 Banking h o use__________ deposits . 709,642.02 Cash and due from banks 243,230.53 Time S. Gov’t deposits____ 8,865.00 Other resources ----------------749.40 U. Public funds 90,647.71 Other deposits_______ __ 1,295.56 Total deposits________ 1,674,503.66 Total_________________ $1,968,621.56 Total______ ___________$1,968,621.56 96 State of Arkansas: Bank Department THE FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK, PRAIRIE GROVE Population 1,385 Washington County Chartered August 29, 1904 Transit Number 81-256 Telephone Number 846-1421 Officers Directors D. E. Rieff D. E. Rieff________________President Barry H. Parks J. C. R ieff___________ Asst. Vice Pres. W. H. Thompson W. H. Thompson______________Cashier W. H. Mock Mildred Broyles_________ Asst. Cashier Argil Bartholomew Lorene Jones____________Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts__ $2,803,251.36 Capital S tock___________ $ 30,000.00 1,784.68 Surplus fund ___________ 100,000.00 Overdrafts U. S. Gov’t obligations — . 1,526,304.45 Undivided profits________ 332,312.46 Other bonds and securities 525,666.73 Reserves _______________ 15,283.90 5,001.00 Furniture and fixtures___ 21,000.00 Total capital acct................. 477,596.36 Banking house _________ Demand deposits________ 2,049,624.46 Cash and due from banks 749,267.34 Time 2,977,104.53 1,987.54 U. S. deposits___________ Other resources ________ Gov’t deposits_____ 30,977.14 Public fu n d s____________ 98,960.61 Total deposits __________ 5,156,666.74 T otal___________ _____$5,634,263.10 T o tal________________..$5,634,26L10 BANK OF PRESCOTT, PRESCOTT Population 3,849 Nevada County Chartered August 10, 1904 Transit Number 81-140 Telephone Number 887-2688 Officers Directors Olen H endrix______________ President Dr. A. W. Hudson, Chairman of Board W. R. Hambright_____ Exec. Vice Pres. W. R. Hambright Wren Scott ________________Vice Pres. Thomas M. Bemis M. D. T ippitt_________________Cashier B. A. DeLamar John C. CUngan__________ Asst. Cashier C. G. Gordon Elizabeth W. Crain_______ Asst. Cashier Gerald Hendrix Emogene W. Davis_______ Asst. Cashier Olen Hendrix August McCaskill Wren Scott J. D. Stripling Milburn D. Tippitt J. B. Wingfield STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts______$3,190,894.89 Capital S tock___________ $ 300,000.00 Overdrafts ____ 2,319.48 Surplus fund ___________ 300,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 1,712,862.50 Undivided profits _______ 185,137.37 Other bonds and securities 2,279,564.76 Reserves _______________ 20,884.91 Furniture and fixtures ___ 15,000.00 Total capital acct.............. 806,022.28 Banking house __________ 85,000.00 Demand deposits________ 3,913,242.16 Other real estate ________ 13,855.55 deposits ___________ 2,835,818.56 Cash and due from banks 875,438.07 Time U. S. Gov’t deposits_____ 31,725.61 Other resources _________ 3,077.34 Public funds____________ 591,203.98 Total deposits __________ 7,371,990.31 __$8,178,012.59 Total________________ .$8,178,012.59 Total___ Fifty-Third Report 97 BANK OF QUITMAN, QUITMAN Population 305 Cleburne County Chartered August 15, 1903 Transit Number 81-424 Telephone Number 589-2401 Officers Directors J. A. Bailey Ben F. Clark_______________ President Ben F. Clark N. H. Tarver________ Exec. Vice Pres. Corine Clark Edith E llis___________________ Cashier Edith Ellis Fay A. Trawick__________Asst. Cashier N. H. Tarver STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities |» 50,000.00 Loans and discounts______ 950,706.12 Capital S tock______ 1,550.68 Surplus fu n d _______ 50,000.00 O v erd rafts_____________ 127.576.06 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 810,000.00 Undivided profits__ Other bonds and securities 336,192.40 Total capital aect. 227.576.06 6,300.00 Demand deposits__ Furniture and fixtures____ 1,169,182.18 16,000.00 Time Banking house 992,501.21 Cash and due from banks 373,718.47 U. S. deposits______ Gov’t deposits 1,464.28 Public funds_______ 103,743.94 2,266,891.61 Total deposits -$2,494,467.67 T otal______ .$2,494,467.67 T otal____ THE BANK OF RECTOR, RECTOR Population 1,890 Clay County Transit Number 81-173 Chartered November 15, 1930 Telephone Number 595-3491 Officers Directors J. C. Hardin________________ President J. C. Hardin J. A. M arlar__________ Exec. Vice Pres. Mary Lee Hill E. M. Purcell_____________ Vice Pres. J. A. M arlar Mary Lee H ill___.Vice Pres. & Cashier E. M. Purcell R. D. Cranford________Asst. Vice Pres. Berna Nell Benson________Asst. Cashier Mary Wagner_________,— Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts---------$2,113,603.02 Capital S tock___________ $ 100,000.00 O v erd rafts-------------------5,715.20 Surplus fund ___________ 200,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations---- 613,434.26 Undivided profits________ 54,741.71 Other bonds and securities 1,379,916.71 R eserves_______________ 445.66 Furniture and fix tu res___16,951.33 a cc t.----------- 355,187.37 Other real e sta te -----------7,508.83 Total capital deposits------------ 2,357,798.11 Cash and due from banks 785,371.55 Demand deposits-------------------1,712,613.48 Other resources_________ 4,494.35 Time U. S. Gov’t deposits_____5,125.13 Public fu n d s----------------- 496,271.16 Total deposits __________ _ 4,571,807.88 Total_________________ $4,926,995.25 Total________________ .$4,926,995.25 98 State of Arkansas: Bank Department FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK, REYNO Population 347 Randolph County Chartered December 8, 1911 Transit Number 81-427 Telephone Number 769-2240 Directors Officers F. E. Belford F. E. Belford______________ President H. A. Belford loe T. W ilson_______ Exec. Vice Pres. and Cashier J. M. Futrell J. R. Jackson Ida M. Eddington----------- Asst. Cashier Joe T. Wilson Theda Ferguson-------------- Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Total Liabilities 548,583.73 Capital S tock___________ $ 25.000.00 350,000.00 Surplus fund ___________ 50.000.00 295.821.80 Undivided profits _______ 52,076.42 2,000.00 Reserves _______________ 3,532.43 11,000.00 capital acct. ... 130,608.85 236.644.81 Total Demand deposits__ 836,858.09 Time deposits_____ 353,129.88 U. S. Gov’t deposits 1,247.58 Public funds______ 122,205.94 Total deposits 1,313,441.49 .$1,444,050.34 Total $1,444,050.34 Loans and discounts-------- $ U. S. Gov’t obligations---Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures — Banking house--------------Cash and due from banks BANK OF RISON, RISON Population 1,300 Cleveland County Chartered March 7, 1932 Transit Number 81-428 Telephone Number FA 5-6251 Officers Directors Herman D avidson---------------.President Herman Davidson J. E. Goggans_____________ Vice Pres. J. E. Goggans James L. Moore James L. Moore------------------Vice Pres. James R. Hopson---------Asst. Vice Pres. James R. Hopson Hazel Smith _______________ Cashier Max M. Smith Mary Stephens----------------Asst. Cashier Glenna Knowles_________ Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts--------- $1,006,492.07 Capital S tock___________ $ 50,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations — 461,327.50 Surplus fund ___ 100,000.00 Other bonds and securities 765,740.25 Undivided profits________ 197,834.20 3,272.58 R eserves----------------------- 16,889.66 Furniture and fixtures — 2,710.00 Banking house__________ capital a c c t_______ 364,723.86 Cash and due from banks 317,103.31 Total 1,958.07 Demand deposits. _ _ _ ___ 1,192,924.96 Other resources_________ Time deposits —_________ 657,337.28 U. S. Gov’t d e p o ts _____ 8,059.52 Public funds------------------ 335,558.16 Total deposits___________ 2,193,879.92 Total_________________ $2,558,603.78 Total_________________ $2,558,603.78 Fifty-Third Report 99 FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK, ROGERS Population 8,284 Benton County Chartered March 13, 1956 Transit Number 81-782 Telephone Number ME 6-4233 Officers Directors Dorman F. Bushong Dorman F. Hardy A. Stephenson Exec. Vice Pres. A. N. G arrett -Cashier R. Z. Goodwin___ Vance Hill -Asst. Cashier Dr. lames L. Pickens Mrs. Shirlene Cable. .Asst. Cashier I. A. Rife Mrs. Laura Wierick. Carl Shores F. A. Teague STATEMENT OF JUNE 30. 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts---------$4,081,398.60 Capital S tock___________ $ 200,000.00 Overdrafts _____________ 358.95 Surplus fund____________ 200,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 908,312.50 Undivided profits _______ 244,743.46 Other bonds and securities 777,805.58 Total capital a c c t._______ 644,743.46 Furniture and fixtures — 35,569.43 deposits------------ 3,611,260.14 Banking house_____ — __ 19,523.74 Demand deposits----------------- 2,415,938.42 Cash and due from banks 1,341,278.99 Time U. S. Gov’t deposits__ __ 178,299.63 Other resources _________ 23,718.50 Public funds_____ _______ 334,364.15 Total deposits----------------- 6,539,862.34 Other liabilities_________ 3,360.49 T otal_____ ___________ $7,187,966.29 Total________________ I$7,187,966.29 PEOPLES BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, RUSSELLVILLE Population 11,156 Pope County Chartered March 24, 1890 Transit Number 81-118 Telephone Number 967-2112 Officers Directors Donald Barger Donald B arger---------------------President Cleo Cheek Ward J. Ramsey._________________VicePres. G. M. Cook M. L. Dickerson--------------------------VicePres. Chas. M. Howell J. Madison White---------------------- VicePres. Ike A. Laws Harold Ham pton------------------------ VicePres. Roy M illard, M. D. John T. Little_______Vice Pres. & Secy. Flave W. Peters Tom Hargis_____________________-VicePres. and Trust Officer Hence J. Priddy J. Madison White Chas. F. Howell______________ Cashier Hazel G. Little__________ Asst. Cashier Jerry Smith_____________ Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts------- $ 8,471,966.21 Capital S to ck __________$ 200,000.00 Federal funds--------------- 400,000.00 Surplus fund __________ 300,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations — 2,485,935.55 Undivided p ro fits______ 582,253.25 Other bonds and securities 3,093,084.46 R eserves--------------------- 393,559.01 45,925.67 Furniture and fixtures — Total capital acct.--------- 1,475,812.26 Banking house------------- 171,511.78 Demand deposits_______ 5,837,256.14 61,500.00 Other real estate deposits--------------- 8,650,711.43 Cash and due from banks 2,015,984.85 Time 73,664.90 53,163.50 U. S. Gov’t deposits____ Other resources-----------Public funds----------------- 610,776.97 Deposits of banks____ _ 150,850.32 Total deposits _________ 15,323,259.76 Total________________ $16,799,072.02 Total.----------------------- $16,799,072.02 100 State of Arkansas: Bank Department THE BANK OF RUSSELLVILLE, RUSSELLVILLE Population 11,156 Pope County Chartered December 23, 1897 Transit Number 81-119 Telephone Number 968-1234 Officers Directors G. Harold N eal___________ President G. Harold Neal Robert H. Parker______Exec. Vice Pres. Robert H. Parker M. J. Hickey _______ Senior Vice Pres. M. J. Hickey James A. Hardin____________ Vice Pres. Floyd Ragsdale Bobby Joe Roderick___________Cashier Joe H. Paulk L. R. Roberts Joe Goodwin John DornBlaser STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts____ $ 7,038,295.26 Capital S tock__________ 150,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations__ 2,465,064.31 Surplus fu n d __________ 350,000.00 Other bonds and securities 2,379,937.15 Undivided p ro fits______ 697,877.50 Furniture and fixtures__ 57,017.96 R eserves______________ 71,571.84 Banking h o use_________ 80,000.00 capital a c e t.______ 1,269,449.34 Other real estate _______ 126,004.00 Total Cash and due from banks 2,093,309.49 Demand deposits_______ 4,449,951.87 Other resources________ 18,878.65 Time deposits--------------- 7,243,640.85 U. S. Gov’t deposits------ 119,390.15 Public funds___________ 969,185.53 Deposits of ban k s______ 85,389.08 Total deposits__________ 12,867,557.48 Other liabilities ________ 121,500.00 Total________________ $14,258,506.82 Total________________ $14,258,506.82 BANK OF SALEM, SALEM Population 713 Fulton County Chartered December 9, 1908 Transit Number 81-430 Telephone Number 895-3204 Officers Directors Jim H um phries------------------- President Fay Castleberry Fay Castleberry.--------- Exec. Vice Pres. George Humphries Jean Humphries Corwin M osey_____________ .Vice Pres. George H um phries---------------- Cashier Jim Humphries Richard Humphries______ Asst. Cashier Richard Humphries Bess Northcutt__________ Asst. Cashier Corwin Mosey STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts--------- $1,967,411.43 Capital S tock___________ $ 100,000.00 6,138.31 Surplus fund____________ 100,000.00 O v erd rafts-------------------U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 707,654.99 Undivided profits________ 162,930.38^ Other bonds and securities 661,288.55 Furniture and fix tu res___ 26,811.51 Total capital aect_______ I 362,930.3^ deposits------------ 2,257,011.4* ' Banking house__________ 65,000.00 Demand deposits___________ 1,114,738.35 Cash and due from banks 630,335.28 Time U. S. Gov’t deposits_____ 18,486.95 Public funds____ ________ 311,472.98 Total deposits____ ______ 3,701,709.69 Total________________ .$4,064,640.07 Total_________________$4,064,640.07 Fifty-Third Report 101 LOGAN COUNTY BANK, SCRANTON Population 260 Logan County Chartered April 7, 1926 Transit Number 81-686 Telephone Number 938-2511 Officers Directors J. B. Layes___ __ Chairman of Board J. B. Layes Frank A hne_ ____________ President Frank Ahne Joe Fritsche__ ...Vice Pres. & Cashier Joe Fritsche Emma Raper ________ Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts______$ 701,521.16 Capital S tock___________$ 50,000.00 O v erd rafts_____________ 1,426.85 Surplus fund____________ 50,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 645,514.93 Undivided profits-------___ 75,985.52 4,704.83 Other bonds and securities 65,211.20 Reserves ____________ ___ Furniture and fixtures ___ 5,486.88 Total capital acc t.___ ___ 180,690.35 Banking house--------------3,755.40 882,409.91 deposits Cash and due from banks 179,603.46 Demand .. 485,249.73 Time deposits.......... Other resources_________ 1,145.30 U. 1,590.37 S. Gov’t deposits — Public funds_________ ___53,724.82 Total deposits _______ ___ 1,422,974.83 T otal_____________ ___$1,603,665.18 T o tal_________________$1,603,665.18 FIRST SECURITY BANK, SEARCY Population 8,841 White County Chartered February 6, 1932 Transit Number 81-153 Telephone Number CH 5-5831 Officers Directors E. O. Yancey______________ President Truman Baker Bert M ullens_________ Exec. Vice Pres. Dr. Clifton Ganus E. D. Yancey____ Vice Pres & Cashier B. C. Huddleston Ralph D uncan______________Vice Pres. Bert Mullens B. C. Huddleston________ .Vice Pres. Joe S. Pierce E. D. Crow _____________ Asst. Cashier Kenny Rand Wilbur Dobbins_________ Asst. Cashier J. W. Sanford M. O. Thompson E. D. Yancey E. O. Yancey Ray A. Yamell STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts____ $ 6,209,668,18 Capital S tock__________ $ 300,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations__ 1,957,259.72 Surplus fund __________ 400,000.00 Other bonds and securities 1,772,743.73 Undivided profits_______ 268,473.83 Furniture and fix tu res__ 36,684.00 R eserves--------------------72,738.35 Banking house ________ 59,300.00 Total capital acc t.______1,041,212.18 Cash and due from banks 1,315,890.31 Demand deposits_______ 5,455,471.90 Time deposits--------------- 4,218,270.29 U. S. Gov’t deposits ____ 82,555.83 Public funds ___________ 432,896.75 Deposits of banks______ 121,138.99 Total deposits__________ 10,310,333.76 T otal________________$11,351,545.94 T otal________________$11,351,545.94 102 State of Arkansas: Bank Department THE SEARCY BANK, SEARCY Population 8,841 White County Chartered May 1, 1943 Transit Number 81-154 Telephone Number CH 5-2461 Officers Directors Ewing P. Pyeatt___ Chairman of Board Cal Aclin M. M Garrison J. I. Pyeatt------------------------- President Frank S. Leavitt J. T. Cone Wayne Hartsfield- ___ Exec. Vice Pres. J. E. Iightle, Jr. Troyce S. Smith Frank S. Leavitt— .Vice Pres. & Cashier J. J. Pyeatt Jack Powell M arian Schwarz_ ...________Vice Pres. Phillip Pyeatt Shell Blakely Joe T. O’Guinn__ _________ Vice Pres. Leslie Carmichael Wayne Hartsfield Majors Cashier Edwin M. Hubach Cashier Ewing P. Pyeatt June Sammy Yeager. A sst Cashier Wayne Pyeatt STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Liabilities Resources i 400,000.00 Loans and discounts_____$ 6,129,627.36 Capital Stock 400,000.00 O v erd rafts_____ _______________ 32.83 Surplus fund 453,530.48 U. S. Gov’t obligations — 2,345,303.39 Undivided profits Other bonds and securities 4,139,374.11 Total capital acct. 1,253,530.48 32,844.39 Demand deposits . Furniture and fixtures__ 6,306,008.54 Banking house 5,422,943.67 deposits___ and leasehold im pr.___ 131,362.88 Time 28,045.88 Other deposits____ Other real estate_______ 1.00 U. 134,130.81 S. Gov’t deposits Cash and due from banks 1,975,469.92 Public 1,622,103.19 Other resources________ 16,233.93 Depositsfunds 3,487.24 of banks Total deposits _____ $14,770,249.81 .$14,770,249.81 Total GRANT COUNTY BANK, SHERIDAN Population 2,366 G rant County Chartered July 29, 1903 Transit Number 81-432 Telephone Number 942-3147 Officers Directors J. A. McCoy______ Chairman of Board A. L. Blakely A. L. Blakely_Vice Chairman of Board Harold Boatright D. E. McCoy, Jr____ ________President D. E. McCoy, Sr. Coats A. M itchell___________Vice Pres. D. E. McCoy, Jr. Harold B oatright______________Cashier J. A. McCoy Sue D. D avis__________ Asst. Cashier Coats A. Mitchell Olga M. W inkle------------- A sst Cashier Bobbie J. Spencer_______ Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts_____ $2,491,506.66 Capital S tock__________ l 150,000.00 5,176.70 Surplus fu n d ___________ 150,000.00 Overdrafts U. S. Gov’t obligations — 542,933.12 Undivided profits_______ 230,959.32 Other bonds and securities 794,249.32 R eserves______________ 56,891.58 Furniture and fix tu res__ 65,359.17 Total capital acct. 587,850.90 Banking house 167,444.00 2,085,228.59 deposits — Cash and due from banks 507,038.29 Demand 1,413,430.48 Time deposits___ _ 35,849.31 U. S. Gov’t deposits 276,652.98 Public funds 21,016.80 Deposits of banks 3,832,178.16 Total deposits - 153,678.20 Other liabilities __ $4,573,707.26 .$4,573,707.26 Total Total Total Fifty-Third Report 103 FIRST STATE BANK, SHERWOOD Population 3,000 Pulaski County Chartered July 28, 1965 Transit Number 81-117 Telephone Number TE 5-4122 Officers Directors lames A. Wellons____________President Mark M. Davis Mark M. Davis________Exec Vice Pres. H. J. Dent and Cashier Harry Hastings, Jr. Rolla Fitch B. E. Henson James C. Nichols Clifton Trigg Tilmon Waters James A. Wellons STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts____ $ 638,336.04 Capital S tock___________ $ 100,000.00 34.23 Surplus fund ___________ 100,000.00 O v erd rafts___________ U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 197,904.00 Undivided profits------------ 47,689.51 C.C.C. L oans___________ 125,000.00 Total capital aect------------ 247,689.51 Furniture and fixtures ___ 14,102.29 Demand deposits________ 520,765.82 Banking house__________ 61,633.55 deposits___________ 308,052.20 Cash and due from banks 154,491.77 Time U. S. Gov’t deposits------- 11,121.95 Public funds____________ 69,912.92 Other deposits --------------- 17,173.33 Total deposits __________ 927,026.22 Other liabilities _________ 16,786.15 T otal_________________$1,191,501.88 T o tal_________________$1,191,501.88 BANK OF SIDNEY, SIDNEY Population 97 Sharp County Chartered September 23, 1912 Transit Number 81-522 Telephone Number AT 3-5295 Officers Directors T. A. Bone--------------------------- President T. A. Bone R. C. Pounders------------------Vice Pres. R. C. Pounders Atalee C. Pounders Atalee C. Pounders____________Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts______$ 14,155.90 Capital S tock___________ $ 5,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 257,587.90 Surplus fund ___________ 13,500.00 Furniture and fixtures____ 1.00 Undivided profits _______ 9,835.41 Banking house__________ 1.00 Cash and due from banks 129,682.15 Total capital acct................. 28,335.41 Demand deposits________ 373,092.54 Total deposits----------------- 373,092.54 T otal_________________$ 401,427.95 T otal_________________ $ 401,427.95 104 State of Arkansas: Bank Department ARKANSAS STATE BANK, SILOAM SPRINGS Population 5,000 Benton County Chartered January 12, 1960 Transit Number 81-785 Telephone Number 524-4131 Officers Directors G. E. Comstock----------------- President D. E. Allen and Chairman of Board G. E. Comstock W. G. Stone_______________ Vice Pres. C. Ralph Jones Bob Stalnaker------------------------ Cashier Lloyd E. Peterson M. H. “Bill” Simmons W. G. Stone STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts______$2,432,296.98 Capital S tock___________ $ 100,000.00 O v erd rafts_____________ 2,797.62 Surplus fu n d ___________ 75,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations_____ 551,613.37 Undivided profits___________149,412.55 Other bonds and securities 964,577.89 R eserves_______________ 133,233.81 Furniture and fixtures_______________ 18,961.99 Banking house__________ 9,011.69 Total capital a ec t._______ 457,646.36 deposits________ 1,835,456.60 Other real estate------------ 12,500.00 Demand Cash and due from banks 622,792.70 Time deposits___________ 1,739,692.45 U. S. Gov’t deposits_____ 67,628.58 Other resources_________ 3,516.00 Public funds____________ 444,217.54 Total deposits___________ 4,086,995.17 Other liabilities_________ 73,426.71 Total_________________ $4,618,068.24 Total_________________ $4,618,068.24 BRATT-WASSON BANK, SILOAM SPRINGS Population 5,000 Benton County Chartered July 29, 1932 Transit Number 81-706 Telephone Number 524-5141 Officers Directors Genevieve Wasson__Chairman of Board Genevieve Wasson Tom W hiteside_____________ President Tom Whiteside Marion Wasson____________ Vice Pres. Marion Wasson Field Wasson_______________Vice Pres. Field Wasson Elsie Sumner__________Asst. Vice Pres. Elsie Sumner A rt M elson__________________ Cashier Art Melson Archie W. McFadin, Jr___ Asst. Cashier Rebecca Shreve Grace Phillips____________ Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts______$4,893,619.82 Capital S tock___________ $ 150,000.00 Overdrafts _____________ 4,159.56 Surplus fu n d ------------------ 250,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 2,397,684.59 Undivided profits__________ 60,687.31 Other bonds and securities 511,527.12 R eserves------------------------- 163,229.86 Furniture and fixtures ___ 67,412.33 Total capital a c c t._______ 623,917.17 Banking house__________ 85,919.80 Demand deposits________ 4,755,393.36 Other real estate------------ 26,397.00 Time deposits___________ 3,393,350.07 Cash and due from banks 1,226,512.18 S. Gov’t deposits_____ 55,726.94 Other resources _________ 22,715.43 U. Public funds____________ 407,560.29 Total deposits___________ 8,612,030.66 T o tal________________..$9,235,947.83 T otal_________________ $9,235,947.83 Fifty-Third Report 105 SMACKOVER STATE BANK, SMACKOVER Population 2,434 Union County Chartered April 28, 1928 Transit Number 81-654 Telephone Number PA 5-3051 Officers Directors Max A. Mitcham____________President Max A. Mitcham Max T ay lo r______________ Vice Pres. Homer T. Rogers L. E. Tennyson, Jr-------------- .Vice Pres. Max Taylor Audna L. W ard_______________ Cashier James M. Tennyson L. E. Tennyson, Jr. Richard H. Vickers STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts______$2,898,202.62 Capital S tock___________ $ 250,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 1,366,908.49 Surplus fund____________ 250,000.00 Other bonds and securities 1,194,899.52 Undivided profits________ 110,722.39 Furniture and fixtures___ 7,331.29 Reserves _______________ 37,135.53 9,407.09 Total capital acct................. 647,857.92 Banking house__________ Cash and due from banks 573,434.69 Demand deposits________ 2,306,047.03 Other resources_________ 547.91 Time deposits___________ 2,577,927.16 U. S. Gov’t deposits_____ 35,979.68 Public funds____________ 482,919.82 Total deposits___________ 5,402,873.69 T otal________________..$6,050,731.61 T otal_________________$6,050,731.61 CITIZENS BANK, SMITHVILLE Population 78 Lawrence County Chartered March 23, 1901 Transit Number 81-434 Telephone Number 528-3516 Officers Directors R. S. Rainwater._____________ President R. S. Rainwater A. M. Starr A. M. Starr_______________ .Vice Pres. Boyce D urham _______________ Cashier Sloan Rainwater, Jr. Homer E. M ize__________Asst. Cashier William I. Rainwater Virginia Rainwater Earl D. Perkins STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities .$ 317,075.93 Capital S tock___________ $ 25.000. 00 Loans and discounts . 1,984.08 Surplus fund __________ 25.000. 00 Overdrafts U. S. Gov’t obligations — . 223,519.50 Undivided profits________ 143,950.40 Other bonds and securities 258,529.67 Reserves _______________ 3,671.54 1.00 Total capital acct___ ____ Banking house-------------72,179.19 Demand deposits________ 197,621.94 Cash tod due from banks 543,685.69 Public funds____________ 81,709.45 Total deposits___________ 625,395.14 Borrowed m oney________ 50,000.00 Other liabilities-------------272.29 Total ________________ $ 873,289.37 Total ________________ $ 873,289.37 106 State of Arkansas: Bank Department MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS BANK, SPARKMAN Population 879 Dallas County Chartered September 9, 1916 Transit Number 81-581 Telephone Number 678-2251 Officers Directors B. J. Ford George W. DeLaughter -President Bill W. Hayes__ B. J. Ford Exec. Vice Pres, and Cashier Garland Gaston Benton Taylor__ Benton Taylor _____ .Vice Pres. Ray W hite_____ ______Vice Pres. Ray White Garland Gaston .. _____ Vice Pres. ---- Asst. Cashier Doris Mann____ STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts_____ 543,115.97 Capital S tock_________ 25.000. 00 U. S. Gov’t obligations__ 478,705.30 Surplus fund __________ 50.000.00 Other bonds and securities 65,216.56 Undivided profits--------65,933.73 Furniture and fix tu res__ 2,680.55 Total capital acct. 140,933.73 Banking h o use_______ _ 3,372.61 deposits . 752,250.91 Cash and due from banks 199,583.59 Demand Time deposits 326,857.31 U. S. Gov’t deposits 1,587.50 Public funds 50,966.40 Deposits of banks 15,000.00 Total deposits 1,146,662.12 5,078.73 Other liabilities __ T otal____ .$1,292,674.58 .$1,292,674.58 Total FIRST STATE BANK, SPRINGDALE Population 14,044 Washington County Chartered February 12, 1923 Transit Number 81-856 Telephone Number PL 1-4681 Officers Directors Shelby F o rd _____ _______President J. T. Bain I. T. Bain_______ _Exec. Vice Pres. Shelby Ford Elmer Johnson___ -Senior Vice Pres. C. L. George Mace D. Howell__ ______ Vice Pres. Tom Hargis Joe M. Steele____ --------- Vice Pres. J. E. Hinshaw Ross Stout_______ —Asst. Vice Pres. Mace D. Howell R. A. Bryant____ -------------Cashier Elmer Johnson Wilma Samuel___ ----- Asst. Cashier Thurman Parsons Marcella Sharum ... ___ Asst. Cashier Dr. Friedman Sisco Wesley L. Burkett. ------Asst. Cashier H. E. Schmieding Arthur M orris___ ——.AkSst. Cashier Joe M. Steele A. P. Wilson STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts— .$ 7,927,555.51 Capital S tock__________ $ 250,000.00 Federal funds sold 200,000.00 Surplus fund __________ 250,000.00 22,225.53 Undivided p ro fits______ 174,411.59 Overdrafts U. S. Gov’t obligations__ 2,615,651.98 R eserves--------------------- 622,492.35 Other bonds and securities 2,964,849.34 Furniture and fixtures __ 96,676.47 Total capital acct...... ___ 1,296,903.94 Demand deposits__ ___ 5,829,337.79 Banking h o u se________ 103,533.38 Time ___ 6,303,058.02 Other real estate______ 24,067.61 U. S. deposits______ deposits ___ 99,885.03 Cash and due from banks 1,578,875.91 PublicGov’t ___ 1,973,092.03 Other resources ________ 5,112.24 Depositsfunds_______ of banks — 30,000.00 Total deposits . ___ 14,235,372.87 Other liabilities 6,271.16 Total $15,538,547.97 Total ___$15,538,547.97 Fifty-Third Report 107 BODCAW BANK, STAMPS Population 2,591 Lafayette County Chartered December 8, 1902 Transit Number 81-436 Telephone Number 533-4492 Officers Directors J. C. Cabe J. C. C abe__________________President R. T. Boulware C. C. Russell___ .Vice Pres. & Cashier R. T. Boulware___________ Vice Pres. Charles Cross Jim Stevens_____________ Asst. Cashier C. C. Russell A. O. Smith H. L. Wilkinson STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts______ $1,398,858.52 Capital S tock___________ $ 50,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 936,215.13 Surplus fund____________ 250,000.00 Other bonds and securities 903,206.29 Undivided profits------------ 189,950.23 Furniture and fixtures___ 18,084.65 Total capital a c c t._______ 489,950.23 Banking house__________ 17,390.00 Demand deposits------------ 1,315,670.47 Other real estate________ 13.00 deposits___________ 1,707,435.97 Cash and due from banks 438,675.70 Time U. S. Gov’t deposits_____ 11,654.18 Other resources_________ 566.19 Public funds____________ 188,298.63 Total deposits___________ 3,223,059.25 T otal________________..$3,713,009.48 Total _______________ . $3,713,009 48 BANK OF STAR CITY, STAR CITY Population 1,876 Lincoln County Chartered April 7, 1925 Transit Number 81-437 Telephone Number 628-4214 Officers Directors W. R. Alsobrook____________President G. D. Smith, Sr. G. D. Smith, Sr----------------- Vice Pres. W. R. Alsobrook Clyde E. Fish______________ Vice Pres. Clyde E. Fish Bob Alsobrook_____________ .Vice Pres. Mrs. W. R. Alsobrook Wm. R. Davidson------------------- Cashier Bob Alsobrook Mrs. Anneta M oore—First A sst Cashier Mrs. Earlene Long_______ Asst. Cashier Mrs. Imogene C. Kersh__Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts______$ 557,099.06 Capital S tock___________ $ 100,000.00 Overdrafts -------------------39.58 Surplus fu n d _____________ 200,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations — 1,111,966.00 Undivided profits________ 55,700.55 Other bonds and securities 546,672.04 ------------------Furniture and fix tu res___ 7,703.32 Total capital a c c t----------- 355,700.55 Banking house__________ 12,021.68 Demand deposits------------- 1,137,510.62 Cash and due from banks 476,851.59 Time deposits------------------ 767,549.19 Other resources _________ 30.83 U. S. Gov’t deposits-------- 40,723.79 Public funds____________ 324,078.51 Deposits of banks_____„ 66,176.51 Other deposits __________ 15,231.27 Total deposits __________ 2,351,269.89 Other liabilities_________ 5,413.66 T o tal-------------------------$2,712,384.10 T otal_________________ $2,712,384.10 108 State of Arkansas: Bank Department THE STEPHENS SECURITY BANK, STEPHENS Population 1,275 Ouachita County Chartered February 8, 1946 Transit Number 81*755 Telephone Number ST 6-5416 Officers Directors Charles T. Reveley.--------------- President Grady P. Arrington Guy C. Pruitt________ Exec. Vice Pres. T. E. Evans Guy R. Smith______________ Vice Pres. G. W. Haltom T. E. Evans__________________ Cashier Guy C. Pruitt Mrs. DeLois Chamber___ Asst. Cashier Charles T. Reveley Guy R. Smith loe J. Wade STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts_____ $1,375,503.40 Capital S tock-----------------$ 75,000.00 Overdrafts ___________ __ 1.44 Surplus fund____________ 75,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations 654,237.21 Undivided profits________ 111,935.75 Other bonds and securities 311,972.49 Total capital a cc t._______ 261,935.75 Furniture and fixtures___ 3,878.56 Demand deposits________ 1,378,006.30 Banking house __________ 7,811.48 Time 991,500.03 Cash and due from banks 431,581.15 U. S. deposits___________ deposits_____ 23,314.31 Other resources _________ 2,862.04 Public Gov’t funds------------------ 133,091.38 Total deposits___________ 2,525,912.02 Total ________________ $2,787,847.77 Total $2,787,847.77 CITIZENS BANK, STRONG Population 1,008 Union County Chartered January 19, 1931 Transit Number 81-441 Telephone Number SY 7-7361 Officers Directors O. B. C lark _______________President O. B. Clark J. E. Cooper_______________-Vice Pres. J. E. Cooper B. Finney ___________________ Cashier B. Finney Laura K. Robertson______Asst. Cashier C. H. Lewis C. R. Mason E. W. Smith STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts_____ $ 850,798.88 Capital S tock___________ $ 50,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations — __650,472.13 Surplus fu n d------------------ 100,000.00 94,729.89 Undivided profits________ 139,788.20 Other bonds and securities 2,499.63 Reserves ----------------------Furniture and fixtures___ 5,366.29 Banking house__________ 1.00 Total capital acct.............. 295,154.49 Cash and due from banks 196,392.97 Demand deposits________ 840,636.83 Other resources _________ 1.00 Time deposits___________ 496,324.92 U. S. Gov’t deposits_____ 7,474.26 Public funds____________ 103,462.04 Other deposits __________ 4,785.38 Total deposits __________ 1,452,683.43 Other liabilities _________ 47,057.58 $1,794,895.50 T otal_________________ $1,794,895.50 Total .. Fifty-Third Report 109 THE FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK, STUTTGART Population 10,252 Arkansas County Chartered December 29, 1944 Transit Number 81-747 Telephone Number 922-1512 Officers Directors R. B. C urtis_______ Chairman of Board W. C. Bogard Edgar C. Diggs______________President R. B. Curtis D. B. Davis D. B. Davis ______________Vice Pres. Russell McCollum__________ Vice Pres. Edgar C. Diggs Bob Garner________________ Vice Pres. Russell McCollum and Trust Officer David C. McDonald Artie Seidenschwarz_________-Vice Pres. Chet Pond, Jr. and Cashier D. W. Tweedy Lela M. Karkur__________ Asst. Cashier Ralph Wilson Lloyd R atcliff____________Asst. Cashier Ona Belle Koch__________ Asst. Cashier Louise Kelly_____________ Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts_____$11,389. 654.03 Capital S tock--------------- $ 600,000.00 Overdrafts ____________ 5.,350.05 Surplus fu n d __________ 400,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations__1,154, 531.25 Undivided p ro fits______ 226,413.25 Other bonds and securities 1,005, 923.55 R eserves______________ 219,029.28 Furniture and fixtures___ 1.00 Banking h o use_________ 76 ,500.00 Total capital acct_______ 1,445,442.53 Other real estate_______ 1.00 Demand deposits_______ 10,199,128.82 deposits_________ 4,095,878.51 Cash and due from banks 2,751,,718.59 Time 79,154.82 6,,638.43 U. S. Gov’t deposits____ Other resources ________ Public funds___________ 570,713.22 Total deposits _________ 14,944,875.37 Total_______________ -$16,390,317.90 T otal________________$16,390,317.90 CITIZENS BANK, TILLAR Population 232 Drew County Chartered December 29, 1944 Transit Number 81-446 Telephone Number 392-2571 Officers Directors Wiley A. McGehee_Chairman of Board J. H. Kimbro J. H. Kimbro_______President & Cashier Wiley A. McGehee Helen Clayton___________ Asst. Cashier C. R. Prewitt Mrs. Geneva B. Willingham_Asst. Cash. Hampton Pugh STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts---------$ 421,707.95 Capital S tock___________ $ 25,000.00 Overdrafts -------------------277.72 Surplus fu n d ____________ 100,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations---- 88,131.88 Undivided profits ________ 33,769.51 Other bonds and securities 205,927.26 R eserves________________ 1,948.00 Furniture and fixtures ___ 1,611.10 --------------- -— Banking house__________ 5,858.73 Total capital acct-------------- 160,717.51 Cash and due from banks 125,422.94 Demand deposits------------- 371,756.86 Other resources _________ 1,411.23 Time deposits------------------ 204,521.07 U. S. Gov’t deposits_____ 19,980.38 Public funds____________ 93,372.99 Total deposits--------------- 689,631.30 Total--------------------------$ 850,348.81 Total_________________ $ 850,348.81 110 State of Arkansas: Bank Department BANK OF TRUMANN, TRUMANN Population 5,013 Poinsett County Chartered October 26, 1911 Transit Number 81-488 Telephone Number 483-6333 Officers Directors R. H. Taylor_________________President T. M. Clopton Clyde Robertson, Jr----- Exec. Vice Pres. J. F. Lady Eugene Pounds___ Vice Pres. & Cashier Eugene Pounds Edith Damerson______ Asst. Vice Pres. Clifford C. Purvis Fannie M. Bradley________ Asst. Cashier Clyde Robertson, Jr. Edith Upchurch__________ Asst. Cashier J. C. Stuckey Melba Wood_____________Asst. Cashier Norris C, Taylor R. H. Taylor Kenneth K. Yarbrough STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts------ $3,353,958.38 Capital S tock________ __ $ 100,000.00 39.82 Surplus fund . _ . _ 250,000.00 O v erd rafts___________ U. S. Gov’t obligations — 1,374,419.33 Undivided profits_____ __ 259,835.21 Other bonds and securities 739,047.02 Reserves .......................... 2,426.35 44,172.84 Total capital acct. ____ Furniture and fixtures — __ 612,261.56 Banking ho use--------------- 52,062.29 Demand deposits 2,438,296.41 Cash and due from banks 794,735.67 Time deposits________ __. 2,745,162.63 U. S. Gov’t deposits__ 68,530.10 Public funds ............. __ 471,152.70 Total deposits _______ __ 5,723,141.84 Other liabilities ______ 23,031.95 $6,358,435.35 T otal______________ __$6,358,435.35 BANK OF TUCKERMAN, TUCKERMAN Population 1,539 Jackson County Chartered November 8, 1902 Transit Number 81-448 Telephone Number 349-2200 Officers Directors Van S m ith______________ ___President F. L. Penix, Chairman of Board Steve C. Adcox________ Asst. Vice Pres. O. B. Armstrong Calvin W. W hitlow ___________ Cashier J. L. Parrott Dr. R. O. Norris Van Smith STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts— ----- $1,550,402.47 Capital S tock___________ $ 50,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations — 488,159.31 Surplus fu n d ____________ 125,000.00 Other bonds and securities 561,833.17 Undivided profits________ 181,692.06 30,000.00 Furniture and fixtures LOO R eserves________________ Ranking house ___________ 1.00 caiptal a cc t._______ 386,692.06 Cash and due from banks 363,966.21 Total Demand deposits _ _______ 1,533,615.29 Other resources-------------1,522.25 Time deposits — ------------ 811,597.38 U. S. Gov’t deposits_____ 16,067.03 Public funds____________ 189,883.00 Deposits of banks_______ 27,721.91 Other deposits__________ 308.74 Total deposits 2,579,193.35 Total $2,965,885.41 -$2,965,885.41 Total Fifty-Third Report 111 TYRONZA BANK, TYRONZA Population 601 Poinsett County Chartered October 1, 1951 Transit Number 81-770 Telephone Number 487-2172 Officers Directors D. F. W ylie_______________ President A. A. Banks Charles F. Luter_______Exec. Vice Pres. C. M. Beley Ernestine Sanders______________Cashier John H. Emrich C. M. Beley________________ Secretary Charles F. Luter H. F. Norcross Maxyne Ursery.__________ Asst. Cashier D. F. Wylie STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts______$1,303,218.86 Capital S tock___________ $ 50,000.00 Overdrafts _____________ 25.85 Surplus fund____________ 50,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 256,680.97 Undivided profits________ 89,556.80 Other bonds and securities 216,541.96 Reserves _______________ 24,148.97 Furniture and fixtures ___ 9,136.24 Total capital acet................, 213,705.77 1.00 Demand deposits________ 866,875.37 Banking house__________ Other real estate________ 26,833.00 Time 819,115.43 Cash and due from banks 222,279.37 U. S. deposits___________ deposits_____ 3,682.98 450.00 Public Gov’t Other resources _________ funds____________ 131,787.70 Total deposits___________ 1,821,461.48 T otal________________..$2,035,167.25 Total________________ ..$2,035,167.25 CITIZENS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, VAN BUREN Population 8,000 Crawford County Chartered December 20, 1910 Transit Number 81-101 Telephone Number GR 4-2342 Officers Directors B. M. Moody______________ President B. M. Moody Ruth C. Moody Ruth C. Moody____________ Vice Pres. Raymond Allen Raymond Allen-------------------.Vice Pres. Eugene P. Hobbs Eugene P. Hobbs----------------- Cashier Lonnie Batchelor STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts---------$2,170,024.72 Capital S tock___________ $ 100,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations _ 1,818,453.23 Surplus fu n d ------------------ 100,000.00 Other bonds and securities 1,003,006.89 Undivided profits _______ 262,780.85 Furniture and fixtures___ 1.00 capital a cc t.----------- 462,780.85 Banking house__________ 109,399.04 Total deposits------------ 2,346,430.21 Cash and due from banks 700,960.60 Demand Time deposits----------------- 2,683,443.91 U. S. Gov’t deposits_____ 1,748.99 Public funds____________ 230,980.27 Total deposits----------------- 5,262,603.38 Other liabilities-------------- 76.461.25 Total_________________ $5,801,845.48 Total_________________ $5,801,845.48 112 State of Arkansas: Bank Department PEOPLES BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, VAN BUREN Population 8,000 Crawford County Chartered August 12, 1933 Transit Number 81-100 Telephone Number GR 4-6801 Officers Directors J. J. Izard_________________ President Bessie Maud Izard Clyman E. Izard_____ Exec. Vice Pres. Clyman E. Izard Judge Carl Creekmore_______Vice Pres. J. J. Izard Frank W offord_______________ Cashier C. J. Franklin Judge Carl Creekmore STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts______$3,598,953.75 Capital S tock___________ $ 100,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 1,468,738.06 Surplus fu n d ____________ 100,000.00 Other bonds and securities 1,005,118.06 Undivided profits________ 278,395.53 Furniture and fixtures____ 18,900.00 Reserves _______________ 27,329.19 Banking house __________ 69,000.00 Total capital acc t._______ 505,724.72 Other real estate_________ 10,000.00 Demand deposits________ 3,233,510.15 Cash and due from banks 870,455.53 Time deposits___________ 2,926,534.96 2,531.09 U. S. Gov’t deposits_____ 45,085.35 Other resources _________ Public funds____________ 332,841.31 Total deposits___________ 6,537,971.77 T otal_________________$7,043,696.49 T otal_________________$7,043,696.49 BANK OF WALDO, WALDO Population 1,722 Columbia County Chartered September 2, 1899 Transit Number 81-265 Telephone Number 693-5858 Officers Directors J. Thurston Howell__________ President J. Thurston Howell Mrs. J. Thurston Howell____ -Vice Pres. Mrs. J. Thurston Howell Mrs. Mary H. M artin__________Cashier Mrs. Cora M. Howell STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts______$ 548.841.83 Capital S tock-----------------$ 25,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 655,008.72 Surplus fu n d ___________ 25,000.00 10, 000.00 Undivided p ro fits_______ Other bonds and securities 37,343.43 Furniture and fixtures____ 10.00 Reserves ----------------------- 44,192.18 Banking house__________ 10.00 Total capital a c c t._______ 131,535.61 Cash and due from banks 153.855.83 Demand deposits________ 601,983.60 Other resources_________ 1,942.00 Time deposits___________ 542,432.86 U. S. Gov’t deposits_____ 301.78 Public funds____________ 93,414.53 Total deposits___________ 1,238,132.77 Total________________ ..$1,369,668.38 Total________________ $1,369,668.38 Fifty-Third Report 113 THE PEOPLES BANK, WALDO Population 1,722 Columbia County Chartered June 22, 1910 Transit Number 81-266 Telephone Number 693-5533 Officers Directors G. L. Fincher, Chairman of Board Harold H. Fincher---------------- President Richard P. Clark______Exec. Vice Pres. Harold H. Fincher Ronnie Meador ______________ Cashier Richard P. Clark Mrs. Dorothy J. Fincher W. B. Sawyer Mrs. Betty Lou Scott STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts__ $1,866,264.56 Capital Stock .$ 62,500.00 954,460.94 Surplus fund____ U. S. Gov’t obligations 137.500.00 Furniture and fixtures _ 1.00 Undivided profits 81,385.65 1.00 Reserves _______ Banking house 35,884.26 Other real estate________ 1.00 capital acet. 317,269.91 Cash and due from banks 212,025.39 Total Demand deposits . 910,874.41 Time deposits 1,605,612.30 U. S. Gov’t deposits 6,130.26 Public funds_______ 182.867.01 Deposits of banks__ 10,000.00 Total deposits _________ 2,715,483.98 Total_________________ $3,032,753.89 Total________________-$3,032,753.89 BANK OF WALDRON, WALDRON Population 1,836 Scott County Chartered April 3, 1901 Transit Number 81-239 Telephone Number 637-6411 Officers Directors Marvin E, Phelps -----President M. C. Bird Qrval K. Goodner -Vice Pres. Isom Crutchfield Knox Dozier -Cashier Glenn Abbott Patsy Hawkins ------ Asst. Cashier Marvin E. Phelps Blanche Stephens- -------Asst. Cashier Orval K. Goodner Knox Dozier W. W. Davis J. A. Dalton Charlye V. Davidson S. E. Mitchell Theo Money STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities $3,093,679.65 Capital Stock Loans and discounts. 150.000. 00 135.44 Surplus fu n d ____ Overdrafts 175.000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations — 1,018,465.92 Undivided profits 155,182.65 Other bonds and securities 1,028,195.62 Reserves _______ 46,229.13 36,269.39 Total capital acct. Furniture and fixtures — 526,411.78 Banking house 94,444.00 Demand deposits _ 2,408,877.72 Other real estate_______ 2,609.58 Time deposits _ 2,552,180.78 Cash and due from banks 583,351.87 U. S. Gov’t deposits 21,759.95 Other resources 281.41 Public funds_______ 344,475.40 Total deposits___________ 5,327,293.85 Other liabilities_________ 3,727.25 Total________________ _$5,857,432.88 Total________________ -$5,857,432.88 114 State of Arkansas: Bank Department WARREN BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, WARREN Population 6,752 Bradley County Chartered December 28, 1901 Transit Number 81-160 Telephone Number CA 6-2122 Officers Directors J. B; F razer_______________ President L. H. Derby, Jr. Gerard C. Sangster_—Exec. Vice Pres. J. T. Ederington DOE Louis W. Ederington____ :___ Vice Pres. L. W. Ederington Gerald D. Burtdn____ ______:— Cashier J. B. Frazer and Trust Officer F. M artin Hankins Charles A. Dixon-:______LAssl Cashier J. E. Hurley, Jr. M argaret S. Thompson____ Asst. Cashier S. B. Meek, Jr. Katie R. CampbelLJ:___j___Asst. Cashier G. C. Sangster Betty Lovett_____________ Asst. Cashier M. C. Singer Pauline Hollingsworth- ___Asst. Cashier G. F. Wynne, M.D. STATEMENT OF JUNE 30 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts______$4,720,582.91 Capital S tock____________$ 200,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___, 1,706,354.51 Surplus fund____________ 250,000.00 Other bonds and securities 1,794,006-66 Undivided profits________ 144,609.10 Furniture and fixtures____ 21,079.80 R eserves_______________ 194,741.71 Banking ho use__________ 52,174,92 Total capital a c c t._______ 789,350.81 Other real estate ________ 1.00 deposits________ 3,468,992.10 Cash and due from banks 1,292,189.61 Demand deposits___________ 4,988,013.46 Other resources_________ 25,528.80 Time U. S. Gov’t deposits_____ 34,645.82 Public funds____________ 324,855.65 Other deposits__________ 6,060.37 Total deposits __________ 8,822,567.40 Total________________ -$9,611,918.21 Total__________:___ ____$9,611,918.21 BANK OF WEINER, WEINER Population 750 Poinsett County Chartered April 2, 1909 Transit Number 81-456 Telephone Number 684-2221 Officers Directors E. E. H ogue________________ President E. E. Hogue H. E. W inters_________ Exec. 'V ice Pres. Marcus Hogue John Hogue_______Vice Pres. & Cashier Malcolm C. Hogue Niles Bise_______________ Asst. Cashier H. E. Winters John Hogue F. R. Huber R. H. Ziegenhom STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Liabilities Resources Loans and discounts— .$2,615,370.75 Capital S tock___________ $ 100,000.00 524.25 Surplus fu n d ____________ 150,000.00 Overdrafts U. S. Gov’t obligations — 881,339.38 Undivided profits________ 238,440.82 17,437.37 Other bonds and securities 555,127.84 R eserves_______________ 29,704.87 Total capital a c c t._______ 505,878.19 Furniture and fixtures — 38,668.46 Banking house deposits________ 2,106,670.94 Cash and due from banks 528,446.02 Demand deposits_________ 1,821,825.81 6,868.40 Time Other resources------------U. S. Gov’t deposits______ 13,464.58 Public funds____________ 184,516.79 Deposits of ban k s_______ 22,910.67 Total deposits___________ 4,149,388.79 Other liabilities-------------782.99 Total________________ -$4,656,049.97 Total_________________ $4,656,049.97 Fifty-Third Report 115 MERCHANTS AND FARMERS BANK, WEST HELENA Population 44,000 Phillips County Chartered October 4, 1948 Transit Number 81-763 Telephone Number JU 5-3481 Officers Directors Fulton Simpson__ .Chairman of Board James P. Baker, Jr. Douglas Simmons _________ President Brooks Griffin S. H. HurstS. H. Hurst -Vice Pres. Roy B. Warren- .Vice Pres. & Cashier C. L. Harris Helena B. Back- ____ ___Asst. Cashier E; P. Kalb Dorothy W hite. Cashier J. L. Linder __ Asst. Cashier Juanita ClementsJesse Porter Lanny Ray Hill— __ Asst. Cashier Doug Simmons Fulton Simpson STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts_____ -$6,599,380.16 Capital S tock......... $ 100,000.00 Overdrafts _____________ 18,510.39 Surplus fund — 250,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 735,784.72 Undivided profits ........_ _ 118,573.11 Other bonds and securities 215,398.52 Reserves ......... ___ 75,311.57 Furniture and fixtures____61,166.42 Total capital acct......... _ Banking house__________ 123,029.89 Demand deposits_____ _ 543,884.68 3,322,743.38 Cash and due from banks 1,030,481.75 Time deposits________ ___ ___ 3,883,229.29 U. S. Gov’t deposits_____ 25,111.96 Public funds 927,017.18 Total deposits _ 8,158,101.81 Other liabilities . _ __ 81,765.36 Total_________________ $8,783,751.85 Total ........................ $8,783,751.85 BANK OF WEST MEMPHIS, WEST MEMPHIS Population 25,000 Crittenden County Chartered April 21, 1928 Transit Number 81-695 Telephone Number RE 5-2922 Officers Directors Jack W. Rich----- — Chairman of Board O. I. Bollinger Lloyd C. McCuiston, Jr. B. J. Lambert, Jr------------------President D. B. Clement J. Everett Norfleet B. J. Lambert, III______Exec. Vice Pres. H. R. Dabbs Jack W. Rich Louis E. Deig, Jr--------------- —Vice Pres. P. M. Dacus J. H. Spears Roy M arshall_______________ Vice Pres. Bob Eden J. C. Tennison W. K. Ingram_______________Vice Pres. James C. Hale Taylor C laiborne________ _____.Cashier W. K. Ingram Ruth Manchester_______ —Asst. Cashier B. J. Lambert, Jr. Mildred Eamey__________ Asst. Cashier B. J. Lambert, III STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts_____$ 7,985,152.79 Capital S tock__________ $ 500,000.00 O v erd rafts____________ 6,814.46 Surplus fund___________ 500,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations__ 1,269,264.16 Undivided profits ______ 368,147.95 Other bonds and securities 3,436,159.04 R eserves______________ 168,943.97 Furniture and fixtures__ 77,976.07 Banking house_________ 145,475.48 Total capital a ce t.______ 1,537,091.92 Cash and due from banks 2,746,523.83 Demand deposits_______ 6,847,652.11 deposits__________ 4,927,185.58 Other resources______ _ 721.18 Time U. S. Gov’t deposits____153,919.18 Public funds___________ 2,054,218.93 Deposits of b anks______ 148,019.29 Total deposits ------------ 14,130,995.09 Total_ $15,668,087.01 Total________________ $15,668,087.01 116 State of Arkansas: Bank Department RICE GROWERS BANK, WHEATLEY Population 443 St. Francis County Chartered September 27, 1909 Transit Number 81-458 Telephone Number 457-2311 Officers Directors William L. Homer, Jr-------------President William L. Homer, Jr. Robert Carvell____Vice Pres. & Cashier Robert Carvell Anita Miley_____________ Asst. Cashier Mayme Lyon STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts______$1,915,448.98 Capital S tock___________ $ 50,000.00 O v erd rafts_____________ 2,271.66 Surplus fund------------------- 200,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___ 465,638.50 Undivided p ro fits___________15,613.27 Other bonds and securities 581,164.80 R eserves_______________ 154,629.71 Furniture and fixtures___27,819.11 Total capital a cc t._______ 420,242.98 Banking house__________ 32,547.29 Demand deposits________ 1,601,505.85 Cash and due from banks 347,222.74 Time deposits___________ 7,772.75 U. S. Gov’t deposits_____ 1,040,050.48 Public funds______ ______ 302,518.51 Deposits of banks-_______ 22.51 Total deposits__________ 2,951,870.10 Total________________ -$3,372,113.08 Total________________ -$3,372,113.08 WELMOT STATE BANK, WILMOT Population 1,005 Ashley County Chartered October 25, 1937 Transit Number 81-738 Telephone Number 473-5500 Officers Directors Wm. B. de Yampert Wm. B. de Yampert_________ President M. C. Crandall N. R. Kirkwood______Exec. Vice Pres. and Cashier E. H. Dunning John Shackelford M. C. Crandall_____________ Vice Pres. N. R. Kirkwood E. H. Kirkwood_________Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities $ 50,000.00 Loans and discounts_____ $1,026,237.80 Capital Stock U. S. Gov’t obligations---- 160,680.00 Surplus fund ............. . 125,000.00 Other bonds and securities 151,970.02 Undivided profits 115,271.94 6,021.84 R eserves____________ ___ 26,566.10 Furniture and fixtures----1.00 Banking house-------------capital acc t._______ 316,838.04 Cash and due from banks 401,346.12 Total deposits________ 783,130.82 205.83 Demand Other resources________ Time deposits________ ___ 419,413.78 U. S. Gov’t deposits 6,242.39 Public funds 220,837.58 Total deposits __________ 1,429,624.57 Total________________ -$1,746,462.61 Total_________________ $1,746,462.61 117 Fifty-Third Report BANK OF WILSON, WILSON Population 1,191 Mississippi County Chartered October 3, 1908 Transit Number 81-462 Telephone Number OL 5-3251 Officers Directors C. L. Denton, Jr. R. E. L. Wilson, III__Chairman of Board J. B. Gwyn________President & Cashier J. B. Gwyn Wm. F. Denton___________Asst. Cashier C. J. Lowrance, Jr. Mrs. Lillian P. M cM ath_A sst. Cashier J. W. Nelson Mrs. Florabel Bishop______ Asst. Cashier R. E. L. Wilson, III Mrs. Gatha M. Watson____ Asst. Cashier F. B. Wilson Hudson Wren STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities 100 000.00 Loans and discounts_____ $3,099,107.13 Capital Stock 400,000.00 497.50 Surplus fund O v erd rafts____________ 269.388.31 U. S. Gov’t obligations__ . 652,256.94 Undivided profits . Other bonds and securities 370,343.27 Total capital acct. 769.388.31 6,936.72 Demand deposits . Furniture and fix tu res__ 1,646,137.53 Banking house-------------17,000.00 Time 1,912,350.95 Cash and due from banks 877,147.10 U. S. deposits 25,579.43 deposits 10,304.50 Public Gov’t Other resources________ 633,540.22 funds_______ 38,091.21 Deposits of banks_ 4,255,699.34 Total deposits 8,505.51 Other liabilities -$5,033,593.16 Total. -$5,033,593.16 Total. CROSS COUNTY BANK, WYNNE Population 6,014 Cross County Chartered June 5, 1891 Transit Number 81-151 Telephone Number BE 8-4171 Officers Directors H. K. Barwick, Jr__________President H. K. Barwick, Jr. John W. Watts________ Exec. Vice Pres. John W. Watts Rafe Andrews----------------------------- VicePres.John H. Johnston, Jr. John H. Johnston, Jr_____________ VicePres.W. W. Shaver, Jr. W. W. Shaver, Jr._______________ -V ice Pres.David Drexler Ken O. McClanahan___________ Cashier I. M. Steinberg Bobbie Nell Brown______ Asst Cashier David Block, Jr. Winifred G. Sigman_____ Asst. Cashier R. E. Robinson Eugene Goodart Gerald L. Blackburn STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts______ $3,788,941.19 Capital S tock___________ $ 100,000.00 O v erd rafts_____________ 4,003.11 Surplus fu n d ____________ 200,000.00 Undivided profits________ 267,406.21 U. S. Gov’t obligations_______________ 645,285.31 Other bonds and securities 794,960.93 R eserves_______________ 2,500.00 Furniture and fix tu res_______________ 65,355.00 Total capital acc t._______ 569,906.21 Banking house__________ 136,000.00 Demand deposits------------ 3,093,726.06 Cash and due from banks 987,070.51 Time deposits___________ 2,227,678.86 Other resources_________ 1,045.99 U. S. Gov’t deposits_____ 60,255.14 Public funds_______________411,174.61 5,792,834.67 Total deposits 59,921.16 Other liabilities Total_________________ $6,422,662.04 Total_______ $6,422,662.04 $ , 118 State of Arkansas:,.Bank Department THE BANK OF YELLVILLE, YELLVILLE Population 790 Marion County. Chartered December 13, 1945 Transit Number 81-753 Telephone Number HI 9-6232 Officers Directors H. A. Bums Bernice Berry______President & Cashier Thelma G. Doshier H. A. Bums-----------------------Vice Pres. Wynona Willingham Thelma G. D oshier____:—.— Vice Pres. Alma Berry Fred A. Berry AJma Berry._______________ -Vice Pres. Bernice Berry STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1967 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts______$1,312,988.24 Capital S tock___________ $ 50,000.00 O v erd rafts-------------------487.12 Surplus fu n d ____________ 180,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations---- 508,000.00 Undivided profits________ 166,850.63 Other bonds and securities 328,980.49 Total capital acct. _______ 396,850.63 185.78 Demand deposits________ 1,504,652.41 Furniture and fixtures-----Cash and due from banks 555,373.32 Time deposits___________ 522,697.34 U. S. Gov’t deposits_____ 2,764.90 Public funds____________ 279,049.67 Total deposits___________ 2,309,164.32 $2,706,014.95 Total. $2,706,014.95 Total
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