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FORTY-SECOND REPORT O F TH E B A N K COMMISSIONER OF TH E STATE OF ARKANSAS FOR TH E Y E A R E N D IN G JU NE 30, 1956 DICK SIMPSON State Bank Commissioner ST A T E O F A R K A N S A S OFFICE OF S T A T E B A N K D E P A R T M E N T July 2, 1956 To His Excellency Orval E. Faubus Governor of Arkansas Sir: I have the honor of submitting to you the Forty-Second Annual Report of the State Bank Department for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1956, in compliance with the terms and provisions of A ct 113 of 1913 (Now found in Section 67-111, Arkansas Statutes of 1947). The report reflects the condition of the State-charter ed banks and trust companies, building and loan associations, in dustrial loan companies, credit unions and other factual data pertaining to the operation of the Department. Respectfully submitted Dick Simpson State Bank Commissioner TABLE OF CONTENTS Page Legal H olida ys__________________________________________________________ 6 Departmental R oster_____________________________________________________ 7 Commissioners of State Bank Department_________________________________ 8 Receipts and Disbursements----------------------------------------------------------------------9 Officials Arkansas Bankers Association 1956-57 __________________________ 10 Officials Junior Bankers Section 1956-57 _________________________________ 10 Officers Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis', M issouri------------------------------- 11 Officers Little Rock Branch Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, Missouri____________________________________________________________ 11 Examiners Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation for Arkansas----------------- 11 Examiners National Bank Department in Arkansas________________________11 Comparative Abstract showing condition of State Banks and Trust Companies as of June 30, 1956 and June 30, 1955 ____________________ 12 Comparative Abstract showing condition of State and National Banks as of December 31, for the years 1955-1951 ----------------------------- 13 Comparative statement of condition of State Banks and Trust Companies for the past thirty-three y e a r s ___________________________ 14 Consolidated report of Earnings and Dividends of State Banks and Trust Companies for the twelve months ending December 1955 ________15 Banking Facilities by Counties including State and National Banks, Teller’s Windows and Cooperative Exchanges______________________16-17 National Banks in A rkansas-------------------------------------------------------------------- 18 Members of Federal Reserve System ____________________________________ 19 Commercial Banks Non-Members of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation_________________________________________________________ 19 Trust Companies not engaged in commercial banking and non members of Federal Deposit Corporation_____________________________ 19 State Banks Operating Teller’s W indows_________________________________ 20 National Banks Operating Teller’s W indows______________________________ 20 New Banks Chartered------------------------------------------------------------------------------20 Amendments Altering Capital Structure_________________________________ 20 Other Amendments--------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 21 Ratio of Total Capital Accounts to Total Liabilities____________________ 22-24 Individual statement of condition of all State Banks and Trust Companies as of June 30, 1956 ___________________________________ 25-126 Combined and individual statement of condition of Cooperative Exchanges as of June 30, 1956 ___________________________ 127-129 Page Combined and individual statement of condition of Building and Loan Associations as of December 31, 1955 _____________________ 130-136 Supervised loan companies under Act 397 of 1947 as of June 30, 1956 ______________________________________________________ 138 Mortgage loan companies under Act 397 of 1947 as of June 30, 1956 _______139 Combined and individual statement of condition of Industrial Loan Institutions operating under Act 111 of 1941 as of June 30,1956 ___________________________________________________ 140-143 Combined and individual statement of condition of Credit Union as of December 31, 1955 _______________________________________ 144-159 Qualified Stock E xchanges_____________________________________________160 Issuers Registered by Qualification under Act 397 of 1947 as of June 30, 1956 ________________________________________________ 161-162 Issuers Registered by Notification under Act 397 of 1947 as of June 30, 1956 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 163 Dealers authorized to sell qualified or exempt Securities as of June 30, 1956 _____________ 164 6 State of Arkansas: Bank Department L E G A L H O L ID A Y S N ew Y ear’s D ay--------------------------------- January 1. Robert E. Lee’s Birthday___________ January 19. George W ashington’s Birthday______February 22. Memorial D ay________________________ May 30. Independence Day____________________ July 4. Commemorating the end of World W ar II_________________August 14. Labor D ay____________________________ First Monday in September Veteran’s D ay________________________ November 11. Thanksgiving Day____________________Any day made or designated by A ct of Congress. Christmas D ay________________________ December 25. All Biennial Statewide Primary and General Election Days. A ll Bills of Exchange, D rafts or Promissory Notes, which shall become payable on a legal holiday shall be payable on the day next succeeding such holiday. In case any legal holiday which falls on Sunday, the next succeeding Monday shall be a legal holiday in its stead. 7 Forty-Second Report D E P A R T M E N T A L ROSTER Dick Simpson__________________________State Bank Commissioner Theo P. Carson_______________________ Assistant Bank Commissioner John L. Carter________________________ Assistant Commissioner in charge Building and Loan and Securities Division. B A N K E X A M IN E R S D. S. Patterson J. A . W elty R. F. C. Rayburn Olan B. W ages C. Willcox A S S IS T A N T E X A M IN E R S H. R. W . Oldham N . Sims Robert Jackson John Alvin Bunch BU ILD IN G A N D L O A N A N D SECURITIES E X A M IN E R T. Y . Cooper CLER KS A N D STEN OG R APH ER S K athy Maynor Helen James Betty Morton S T A T E B A N K IN G BO ARD James H. Kays, Chairman_____________________________ Fort Smith John W . Edwards_____________________________________ Batesville Lawson T. Garner_______________________________________Crawfordsville Warren K . Bass---------------------------------------------------------------Little Rock F. J. W hite-------------------------------------------------------------------- Fort Smith Theo P. Carson, Secretary______________________________Little Rock OFFICE Room 270, State Capitol Building Telephone Franklin 2-3161 8 State of Arkansas: Bank Department COMMISSIONERS OF THE STATE BANK DEPARTMENT STATE OF ARKANSAS No. Name Date of Appointment Date Service Ended 1. John M. Davis_____ March 6, 1913___________ October 3, 1918 2. A. J. Reap_______ October 3, 1918__________ March 22, 1919 W. T. Maxwell____ March 22, 1919__________ September 1, 1921 Charles McKee_____ September 1, 1921_______ July 28, 1925 Loid Rainwater____ July 28, 1925____________ February 8, 1927 6 Walter E. Taylor___ February 8, 1927-----------January 10, 1933 7. Marion Wasson____ January 10, 1933_______ January12,1937 8 Grover S. Jernigan_January 12, 1937_______ January 14, 1941 9. Thomas W. Leggett-January 14, 1941------------ February 1, 1949 10 S. J. Dean________ February 1, 1949------------ December 31, 1949 11 Ed I. McKinley, Jr._December 31, 1949_______March 14, 1953 12. A. R. Merritt_____ March 14, 1953__________ February 8, 1955 13. Dick Simpson______ February 8, 1955-----------3. 4. 5. . . .. Forty-Second Report 9 The following is a statement showing the receipts and disbursements of the State Bank Department from July 1, 1955 to June 30, 1956. RECEIPTS Cash balance with State Treasurer June 30, 1956-------------------------- $ 75,698.40 Examination and Assessment Fees— Bank Division___ $84,074.26 Charter and Amendment Fees— Bank Division________ 2,090.00 Miscellaneous Fees— Bank Division.--------------------------- 2,229.50 Miscellaneous Fees— Securities Division______________ 31,426.62 119,820.38 $195,518.78 DISBURSEMENTS Salaries—Administrative ______________________________________ $ 19,000.00 Salaries—ExaminingD ivision____________________________________ 45,287.50 Salaries—Office F o r ce __________________________________________ 8,705.00 Maintenance _____________________________________________________ 15,132.56 Travel E xpen se__________________________________________________ 11,255.58 Charges by State Treasurer—Department Contributions to Social Security 3rd Quarter, 1955 _____________________________ $330.66 4th Quarter, 1955 ______________________________ 166.07 1st Quarter, 1956 _____________________________ 372.81 2nd Quarter, 1956 _____________________________ 376.06 1,245.60 Cash balance with State Treasurer June 30, 1956_________________ $100,626.24 94,892.54 $195,518.78 10 State of Arkansas: Bank Department A R K A N S A S B A N K E R S ASSOCIATIO N 1956-57 President___________ H. C. Adam s, Executive Vice President, First National Bank, D eW itt Vice President____ Thomas G. Wilson, Executive Vice President, First State Bank, Conway Treasurer___________Edward M. Penick, Vice President, Worthen Bank and Trust Company, Little Rock Secretary___________Jeff Burnett, 621 Pyramid Building, Little Rock A s s ’t. Secretary___ Miss Thelma Bruce, 621 Pyramid Building, L it tle Rock E X E C U T IV E COUNCIL G. H. Sexton_______ R. J. Rice__________ B. J. Lambert, Jr___ C. E. Crossland, Jr._ Sam E. Babb_______ J. C. Reeves_________ Max A . Mitcham___ M. C. Singer________ Fred Douglas_______ W . A . Hudspeth, Jr. Hot Springs N. Little Rock W est Memphis Paragould EH Dorado Pine B lu ff Smackover Warren Bentonville Ozark C O U N C IL M E N -A T -L A R G E E. C. Benton__________________________________________ Fordyce P. L. Copeland_________________________________________Newport OFFICERS JUNIOR B A N K E R S SECTION A R K A N S A S B A N K E R S ASSO C IATIO N President__________ H. N . Davis______________________ Pine B lu ff Vice President_____ Garland Kirkpatrick____________ Jonesboro Secretary---------------- Davies B. Campbell_____________ Little Rock Historian___________Miss Marie Kelley_______________ Mansfield Forty-Second Report 11 F E D E R A L R E SE R V E B A N K OF ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI DISTRICT NO. 8 President _____________________________________ Delos C. Johns 1st Vice President____________________________ Frederick L. Deming Vice President________________________________ George E. Kroner Vice President________________________________ J. C. Wotawa Vice President________________________________ Dale M. Lewis Vice President and Secretary_______________ H. H. W eigel Vice President____ Fred Burton______________________ Little Rock Vice President____ V . M. Longstreet_________________ Louisville Vice President____ Darryl R. Francis________________ Memphis Chief Examiner___0 . 0 . W yrick_____________________ St. Louis L ITTLE ROCK BR AN C H F E D E R A L R E SE R V E B A N K OF ST . LOUIS, MISSOURI Vice President and Manager_________________ Fred Burton Assistant Manager____________________________ W . J. Bryan Assistant Manager____________________________ Clifford Wood Assistant Manager____________________________ S. C. Davis F E D E R A L DEPOSIT IN SU R AN C E CORPORATION DISTRICT NO. 6 1059 Arcade Building, St. Louis, Mo. Supervising Examiner_______________________ C. M. Dunn Assistant Supervising Examiner_____________ Rex Clark E X A M IN E R S FOR A R K A N S A S Fred H. Caudle_______________ Salinger Building, North Little Rock Ray M. W aters_______________ Salinger Building, North Little Rock Clinton L. W hite, Jr________Salinger Building, North Little Rock N A T IO N A L B A N K E X A M IN E R S FOR A R K A N S A S Clarence R. Anderson, Chief National Bank Examiner, 416 North Broadway, St. Louis, Missouri Frank E. Brown, P. 0 . Box 2180, Little Rock, Arkansas Francis A . Chenot, P. 0 . Box 825, Fort Smith, Arkansas Geral L. Gowman, P. 0 . Box 145, Memphis, Tennessee COMPARATIVE ABSTRACT SHOWING THE CONDITION OF STATE BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES AS OF JUNE 30, 1956 AND JUNE 30, 1955 June 30, 1956 182 June 30, 1955 179 RESOURCES: Cash and due from banks — -----U. S. Government obligations ______ Other bonds and securities Loans and discounts-----------Banking house, furniture and fixtures Other real e s ta te __ ________________ Other resources------- ----------- ------ $119,669,834.57 140,958,020.25 52,274,000.67 190,448,597.77 4,038,830.71 204,230.32 779,365.21 $117,844,355.09 148,234,318.85 44,547,993.54 158,246,839.16 3,418,575.51 68,657.24 673,697.88 $ TOTAL RESOURCES___________ $508,372,879.50 $473,034,437.27 $ 35,338,442.23 (Net) LIABILITIES: Demand deposits------- -----------------------Savings and time deposits___________ U. S. Government deposits________ Public funds-- ------ ---------------------- --Deposits of banks _____ ____ _____ $316,038,937.80 81,623,856.80 6,159,323.72 45,350',164,81 11,726,973.37 $293,377,534.17 73,433,656.39 6,404,967.28 44,968,691.69 11,874,275.89 $ 22,661,403.63 8,190,200.41 TOTAL DEPOSITS ___________ Other lia b ilit ie s _ _________ _____ $460,899,256.50 787,434.24 $430,059,125.42 416,026.57 $ 30,840,131.08 (Net) 371,407.67 $461,686,690.74 $430,475,151.99 $ 31,211,538.75 (Net) $ 13,124,200.00 15,926,400.72 17,635,588.04 $ 12,084,200.00 13,940,170.00 16,534,915.28 $ 1,040,000.00 1,986,230.72 1,101,672.76 $ 46,686,188.76 $ 42,559,285.28 $ 4,127,903.48 $508,372,859.50 $473,034,437.27 $ Number of banks CAPITAL ACCOUNTS: Capital stock ______ _______ __ _ Surplus _ _ --------------- ---- -----------Undivided profits and reserves _____ TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS— TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS AND LIABILITIES______ _ 1,825,479.48 $ 7,276,298.60 $245,643.56 381,473.12 147,300.52 35,338,442.23 (Net) State of Arkansas: Bank Department TOTAL LIABILITIES_________ Decrease Increase 3 7,726,007.13 32,201,758.61 620,255.20 135,573.08 105,667.33 K COMPARATIVE ABSTRACT SHOWING CONDITION OF STATE AND NATIONAL BANKS OF ARKANSAS AS OF DECEMBER 31, 1955-1951 1955 234 Number of banks TOTAL RESOURCES _____ _____ LIABILITIES: Capital s t o c k - ______________ ____ ____ Surplus _ _ ____ _______ Undivided profits and rpsorves Total capital account _ _ Deposits Other liabilities __ _ ___ _________ ______ __ __ __ _____ TOTAL LIABILITIES — __ _____ 1953 230 1952 230 1951 230 $ 300,451,000 314.064.000 116.372.000 396.685.000 8,686,000 123,000 1,821,000 $ 301,498,000 346.759.000 98,358,000 317.786.000 7.241.000 194,000 1.544.000 $ 296,659.000 315.113.000 91,377,000 314.041.000 5.540.000 132,000 1.795.000 $ 300,018,000 355.272.000 87,041,000 252.782.000 5.123.000 101,000 1.314.000 $299,046,000 340.533.000 82,305,000 221.646.000 4.923.000 63,000 1.243.000 $1,138,202,000 $1,073,380,000 $1,024,657,000 $1,001,651,000 $949,759,000 $ 26,064,000 34.548.000 27.616.000 $ 25,005,000 32.205.000 25.810.000 $ 22,428,000 28,221,000 24,946,000 $ 21,880,000 26.481.000 22.916.000 $ 21,035,000 24.234.000 21.069.000 $ 88,228,000 $ 83,020,000 $ 75,595,000 $ 71,277,000 $ 66,338,000 $1,045,899,000 4,075,000 $ 986,542,000 3,818,000 $ 945,731,000 3,331,000 $ 927,595,000 2,779,000 $881,253,000 2,168,000 $1,138,202,000 $1,073,380,000 $1,024,657,000 $1,001,651,000 $949,759,000 Forty-Second Report RESOURCES: Cash and due from banks________ ____ U. S. Government obligations________ Other bonds and securities__ __ Loans and discounts______ _________ Banking house, furniture and fixtures Other real estate__ __________ ____ Other resources_____________ ________ 1954 231 co COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF STATE BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES FOR PAST THIRTY - THREE YEARS Number Banks Date 30, 30, 30, 30, 30, 29, 30, 30, 30, 30, 30, 29, 30, 30, 30, 30, 29, 30, 30, 30, 30, 30, 29, 30, 30, 30, 30, 30, 30, 30, 30, 30, 30, 1924___ 1925 . _ 1926 _ - _ 1927 __ _. _ 1928 _ . _ 1929-------- — 1930 __ .. _ 1931____ . _ 1932_ . _ 1933 __. _ 1934___ . _ 1935__ __ - _ 1936_____ — 1937 ____ 1938____ . _ 1939_ - _ 1940— - _ 1941_____ 1942_ _ .. _ 1943 _ .. _ 1944_ . _ 1945_ 1946 1947 1948 __. _ 1949_ 1950 1951 1952 . _ 1953 1954 _ . _ 1955 1956 — 397 396 394 376 358 347 329 265 223 202 189 180 178 176 171 167 169 166 166 161 161 163 169 170 174 174 176 177 178 177 178 179 182 123,365,300 136,552,900 142,107,300 134,788,700 135,849,800 137,636,800 131,936,800 92,097,800 62,043,400 47,335,000 41,756,400 50,646,500 59,441,000 66,036,600 66,771,000 73,397,300 79,079,100 94,733,000 128,975,900 190,153,500 226,832,800 302,720,500 355,193,200 346,132,500 340,469,900 344,900,700 354,288,100 358,571,300 383,178,600 398,584,300 411,324,600 430,059,100 460,899,300 Loans and Discounts 114,950,900 117,669,200 123,464,400 112,051,800 109,167,900 109,438,700 111,542,200 67,063,800 46,374,800 29,925,600 23,434,300 25,039,400 22,088,500 24,965,600 29,138,400 36,443,100 32,496,900 33,420,100 30,666,600 30,497,300 42,121,000 50,282,600 49,928,600 70,403,400 82,157,200 101,075,200 94,148,700 108,035,400 120,769,700 125,554,200 159,028,000 158,246,800 190,365,300 Borrowed Money 14,237,400 13,403,100 13,078,300 8,011,600 7,120,500 8,333,200 12,018,900 3,356,600 7,676,700 6,798,200 3,515,800 320,500 148,300 233,500 88,100 206,100 72,300 75,100 56,700 83,700 81,700 106,700 131,700 116,700 221,700 118,200 148,200 133,200 58,200 298,200 58,200 58,200 0 Cash 28,651,300 34,129,800 35,902,800 35,390,100 33,484,400 32,607,700 30,886,200 26,347,000 20,014,800 19,530,100 18,594,700 20,827,300 29,198,000 28,661,800 26,501,600 27,761,400 34,852,000 46,087,100 75,993,000 88,424,600 87,156,400 115,746,100 114,416,400 102,647,800 96,311,500 96,605,800 102,081,300 102,013,000 114,420,700 117,406,400 116,317,200 117,844,400 119,609,800 U. S. Gov’t; Bonds 3,604,000 4,720,100 4,401,600 4,426,700 6,048,500 8,403,100 4,892,500 4,101,500 6,061,500 6,946,200 7,155,500 9,206,600 11,254,400 12,197,200 10,842,300 9,198,600 10,664,100 12,705,800 21,423,800 71,252,800 97,906,100 137,559,700 187,100,000 170,818,800 160,340,700 148,075,000 158,652,300 148,390,100 144,775,800 152,351,100 135,033,400 148,234,300 140,958,000 Capital Structure Total Resources 25,770,300 25,186,900 25,374,100 24,424,800 23,434,400 23,593,100 23,169,300 17,551,500 14,937,100 12,398,500 12,047,800 11,693,400 11,769,900 12,059,300 12,084,800 12,280,700 12,567,100 12,805,500 13,316,600 13,904,500 15,076,800 16,624,500 18,908,900 21,414,700 23,769,900 26,381,700 29,064,500 31,611,000 34,416,400 37,166,600 40,797,700 42,559,300 46,686,200 161,946,800 171,348,400 179,174,100 167,369,800 167,013,100 170,668,000 168,358,500 114,721,200 85,708,100 67,506,400 57,423,900 62,770,700 71,508,200 78,432,900 79,016,200 85,961,400 92,002,700 107,936,900 142,710,700 204,492,600 242,132,900 319,689,500 374,451,600 367,934,700 364,722,300 371,711,900 383,815,000 390,770,400 417,987,700 436,430,100 452,551,900 473,034,437 508,372,900 State of Arkansas: Bank Department June June June June June June June June June June June June June June June June June June June June June June June June June June June June June June June June June Deposits Forty-Second Report 15 CONSOLIDATED REPORT OF EARNINGS AND DIVIDENDS OF STATE BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES FOR TWELVE MONTHS ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1956 EARNINGS: Interest and discount of loans_____________ $9,188,025.66 Interest and dividends on securities__________ 4,112,906.59 Service charges, exchange charges, etc______ 2,670,870.38 Other operating earnings___________________ 421,430.71 Total earnings from operations_______________________ $16,393,233.34 EXPENSES: Salaries, wages and directors fees__________ $5,742,455.18 Interest paid on time deposits______________ 1,247,970.01 6,981.92 Interest paid on borrowed money____________ Taxes other than on income________________ 423,543.30 Taxes on income_____________________________1,810,179.91 Other current expenses_____________________ 3,145,077.26 Total current expenses. $12,376,207.58 Net current operating earnings. 4,017,025.76 RECOVERIES AND PROFITS: On securities. On loans____ All others__. $ 226,644.63 198,045.98 77,645.14 $ 502,335.75 $ 4,519,361.51 LOSSES CHARGED OFF: On securities. On loans____ All others---- $ 397,946.63 855,790.35 304,774.58 $ 1,558,511.56 $ 2,960,849.95 DIVIDENDS PAID: Cash dividends paid on common stock________$1,272,417.50 NET PROFITS AFTER DIVIDENDS FOR 1955 $ 1,272,417.50 16 State of Arkansas: Bank Department B ANK ING FACILITIES BY COUNTIES INCLUDING STATE A N D N A TIO N AL B AN K S, TELLER’S W IN D O W S A N D COOPERATIVE EXCHANGES County Arkansas___________________ Ashley-------------------------------Baxter_____________________ Benton_____________________ Boone______________________ Bradley____________________ Calhoun-----------------------------Carroll_____________________ Chicot_____________________ Clark______________________ Clay----------------------------------Cleburne___________________ Cleveland---------------------------Columbia___________________ Conway____________________ Craighead__________________ Crawford___________________ Crittenden__________________ Cross______________________ Dallas______________________ Desha______________________ Drew______________________ Faulkner___________________ Franklin___________________ Fulton_____________________ Garland____________________ Grant______________________ Greene_____________________ Hempstead_________________ Hot Spring------------------------Howard____________________ Independence_______________ Izard______________________ Jackson____________________ Jefferson___________________ Johnson____________________ Lafayette__________________ Lawrence__________________ Lee_________________ -______ Lincoln____________________ Little River________________ Logan_____________________ Lonoke_____________________ Madison____________________ Marion_____________________ Miller______________________ Mississippi_________________ Monroe____________________ Montgomery________________ Nevada____________________ Newton____________________ State Banks 2 6 1 6 2 2 1 1 3 4 3 2 2 3 2 5 4 4 3 2 2 3 1 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 National Banks 1 1 I 2 2 1 1 11 J 1 1 2 J 1 1 2 1 2 1 1 1 2 3 1 1 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 2 5 2 1 6 3 1 1 1 Cooperative E xchanges 21 2 3 2 3 1 1 1 Teller’s Windows 1 1 1 3 1 17 Forty-Second Report BANKING FACILITIES BY COUNTIES INCLUDING STATE AND NATIONAL BANKS, TELLER’S WINDOWS AND COOPERATIVE EXCHANGES County Ouachita___________________ Perry______________________ Phillips____________________ Pike_______________________ Poinsett____________________ Polk_______________________ Pope_______________________ Prairie_____________________ Pulaski____________________ Randolph___________________ St. Francis_________________ Saline______________________ Scott_______________________ Searcy_____________________ Sebastian__________________ Sevier______________________ Sharp______________________ Stone______________________ Union______________________ Van Buren_________________ Washington________________ White______________________ Woodruff__________________ Yell________________________ State Banks National Banks 4 1 4 3 6 1 5 2 7 2 2 2 1 2 4 2 4 1 4 1 5 7 2 3 1 183 54 Teller’s Windows Cooperative Exchanges*1 2 1 1 1 2 3 2 3 1 1 2 1 2 2 2 1 1 26 3 18 State of Arkansas: Bank Department NATIONAL BANKS IN ARKANSAS Name Location . Altheimer _ . Arkadelphia . Ashdown . Batesville .Berryville . Blytheville — . Camden . Clarksville . Conway _ . DeQueen — .DeWitt -El Dorado El Dorado . Fayetteville Fordyce Forrest City Fort Smith .Fort Smith .Fort Smith Green Forest . Gurdon .Heber Springs .Helena .H e le n a _ Hope _ Hope .Hot Springs Planters National Bank________________ Hughes_______ First National Bank___________________ Huntsville-----Peoples National Bank________________ Jonesboro_____ First National Bank___________________ Lewisville_____ Commercial National Bank____________Little Rock__ First National Bank___________________ Little Rock__ Union National Bank__________________ Little Rbck__ First National Bank___________________ Magnolia-------Malvern National Bank________________ Malvern______ First National Bank___________________ Marianna_____ Planters National Bank________________ Mena_________ First National Bank___________________ Nashville_____ First National Bank___________________ Newport--------National Bank of Commerce---------------- Paragould____ First National Bank___________________ Paragould____ First National Bank___________________ Paris_________ National Bank of Commerce---------------- Pine Bluff____ Simmons National Bank-----------------------Pine Bluff____ American National Bank______________Rogers_______ First National Bank----------------------------- Springdale____ Peoples National Bank------------------------ Stuttgart_____ State National Bank__________________ Texarkana____ Trumann National Bank_______________ Trumann_____ First National Bank___________________ Tuckerman___ Citizens National Bank------------------------ Walnut R.idge_ First National Bank of Lawrence Co-----Walnut Ridge_ First National Bank___________________ Wynne_______ County ._ -Jefferson __ -Clark .Little River Independence . _.Carroll Mississippi . Ouachita Johnson Faulkner . Sevier . .Arkansas .Union - .Union Washington Dallas .St. Francis Sebastian Sebastian Sebastian Carroll .Clark _ Cleburne .Phillips -Phillips Hempstead Hempstead ...Garland -St. Francis -Madison -Craighead -Lafayette . Pulaski . Pulaski . Pulaski .Columbia .Hot Spring . Lee .Polk .Howard -Jackson .Greene .Greene .Logan .Jefferson .Jefferson .Benton .Washington -Arkansas . Miller -Poinsett -Jackson . Lawrence . Lawrence .Cross 19 Forty-Second Report MEMBERS OF FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Date of Admission Name of Bank & Location Capital and Surplus April 21, 1941 $ 200,000.00 -Elk Horn Bank & Trust Company Arkadelphia 150,000.00 April 15, 1958 The Citizens Bank Batesville August 23, 1918____ -Farmers Bank & Trust Company. 1,000,000.00 Blytheville Mav 10, 1944 150,000.00 -Bank of Brinkley. Brinkley April 28, 1941 150,000.00 -The Merchants & Planters Bank Camden September 11, 1942_ .The Exchange Bank & Trust Company.. _ 250,000.00 El Dorado __ _ 300,000.00 January 7, 1944 _ Mcllroy Bank. Fayetteville 200,000.00 September 22, 1933_ Fordyce Bank & Trust Company Fordyce _ 800,000.00 September 25, 1942__ Arkansas Trust Com pany___ Hot Springs _ 125,000.00 Peoples Bank & Loan Company. July 26, 1945 Lewisville _ 3,000,000.00 Worthen Bank & Trust Company March 20, 1919 Little Rock September 20, 1944_ Farmers & Merchants Bank _ __ 150,000.00 Marianna 150,000.00 July 21, 1920 The Bank of R u ssellv ille _ Russellville August 23, 1923 Peoples Exchange Bank. _ _ __ _ 150,000.00 Russellville Grant County Bank — _ _ 100,000.00 June 9, 1942 Sheridan Smackover State Bank. - _ __ 175,000.00 April 11, 1944 Smackover 150,000.00 Bank of Waldron _ May 20, 1921 Waldron _ 250,000.00 Bank of Arkansas _ January 3, 1956 Little Rock COMMERCIAL BANKS— NON MEMBERS FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Name Location Portland Bank____________________________________ Portland Bank of Sidney---------------------------------------------------------Sidney TRUST COMPANIES NOT ENGAGED IN COMMERCIAL BANKING AND NON MEMBERS FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Name Location Arkansas Valley Trust Company_______________ Fort Smith Guaranty Loan & Trust Company__________________ Helena Metropolitan Trust Company___________________ Little Rock John Matthews Company__________ . ________ _N. Little Rock 20 State of Arkansas: Bank Department STATE BANKS OPERATING TELLER’S WINDOWS Name of Bank Location Teller’s Window Location County -Bald Knob -Benton -DeWitt -Carle -Forrest City -Forrest City -Greenwood -Horatio -Tonesboro -Jacksonville White Bradford Bauxite Saline Gillett Arkansas CrawfordsvilleCrittenden Cotton Plant Woodruff DeValls Bluff Prairie Hartford Sebastian Dierksi Howard Lake City Craighead Little Rock Pulaski Air Force Base -McGehee Arkansas CityDesha -McGehee Watson Desha -Monette Caraway Craighead -Murfreesboro Mineral Spgs. Howard -Osceola Joiner Mississippi -Osceola Mississippi Luxora -Paragould Marmaduke Greene -Plainview Yell Ola Searcy McRae White -Siloam Spgs. Gentry Benton -Tuckerman Jackson Swifton -Warren Hermitage Bradley -Wilson Keiser Mississippi Farmers McGehee Bank McGehee Bank Monette State National Banks Operating Teller’s Windows First National Bank_____________ Fort Smith First National Bank_____________ Little Rock Simmons National Bank________ Pine Bluff State National Bank____________ Texarkana Fort Chaffee Sebastian P. O. L. Rock Pulaski Sherrill Jefferson Foreman Little River NEW BANKS CHARTERED July 1, 1955 to June 30, 1956 Name, Location and Date Pulaski Heights Bank, Little Rock, Pulaski County, August 29, 1955 Asher Avenue Bank, Little Rock, Pulaski County, October 5, 1955 Farmers & Merchants Bank, Rogers, Benton County, March 13, 1956 . Charter Number Capital Surplus $200,000.00 $40,000.00 710 200,000.00 50,000.00 711 100,000.00 50,000.00 712 AMENDMENTS ALTERING CAPITAL STRUCTURE July 1, 1955 to June 30, 1956 1. Bank of Ash Flat, Ash Flat, increased capital from $20,000.00 to $25,000.00 by the declaration of a 25% stock dividend. 2. Danville State Bank, Danville, increased capital from $30,000.00 to $35,000.00 by the sale of $5,000.00 par value new stock. 3. Bank of Dardanelle, Dardanelle, increased capital from $25,000.00 to $50,000.00 by the declaration of a 100% stock dividend. Forty-Second Report 21 4. Bank of Eureka Springs, Eureka Springs, increased capital from $25,000.00 to $50,000.00 by the declaration of a 100% stock dividend. 5. Jacksonville State Bank, Jacksonville, increased capital from $75,000.00 to $150,000.00 by the sale of $75,000.00 par value new stock. 6. Citizens Bank of Jonesboro, Jonesboro, increased capital from $200,000.00 to $300,000.00 by the declaration of a 50% stock dividend. 7. Farmers State Bank, Lake City, increased capital from $50,000.00 to $125,000.00 by the sale of $75,000.00 par value of new stock. 8. Little River Bank, Lepanto, increased capital from $50,000.00 to $100,000.00 by the declaration of a 100% stock dividend. 9. Metropolitan Trust Company, Little Rock, decreased capital from $250,000.00 to $176,700.00. 10. Bank of McCrory, McCrory, increased capital from $50,000.00 to $75,000.00 by sale of $25,000.00 par value of new stock. 11. Bank of Ozark, Ozark, increased capital from $25,000.00 to $50,000.00 by the declaration of a 100% stock dividend. 12. Smackover State Bank, Smackover, increased capital from $50,000.00 to $100,000.00 by the declaration of a 100% stock dividend. 13. Merchants & Planters Bank, Sparkman, increased capital from $20,000.00 to $25,000.00 by the declaration of a 25% stock dividend. 14. The Peoples Bank, Waldo, increased capital from $25,000.00 to $50,000.00 by the declaration of a 100% stock dividend. 15. Merchant & Planters Bank, West Memphis, increased capital from $50,000.00 to $100,000.00 by the declaration of a 100% stock dividend. AMENDMENTS CHANGING CORPORATE TITLE July 1, 1955 to June 30, 1956 Asher Avenue Bank, Little Rock, amended Articles- of Incorporation changing its name to Bank of Arkansas. AMENDMENTS AUTHORIZING LIMITED TRUST POWERS July 1, 1955 to June 30, 1956 The Bank of Arkansas, Little Rock, was granted limited trust powers to act as trustee and paying agent for municipal bond issues. AMENDMENTS CHANGING NUMBER OF DIRECTORS July 1, 1955 to June 30, 1956 Name Location From Bank of Mountain View_______________ MountainView-------------- 4 Bank of Elkins_______________________Elkins ________________ 5 Farmers State Bank___________________Lake City____________ 5 to 9 To 5 4 5 to 11 AMENDMENTS CHANGING LOCATION July 1, 1955 to June 30, 1956 Name Farmers State Bank. From To Lake City_________________ Jonesboro 22 State of Arkansas: Bank Department THE AVERAGE RATIO OF CAPITAL ACCOUNTS TO TOTAL LIABILITIES OF THE 182 ARKANSAS STATE BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES AS OF JUNE 30, 1956 IS 9.2,% THE FOLLOWING BANKS EQUAL OR EXCEED THIS FIGURE Name of Bank Location Bank of Amity. Amity _________ ______ .Arkadelphia______ ______ Ash F l a t _____ _ A t k in s _ Augusta _ _ _ _ Bald Knob Batesville ______ Beebe _ Benton _ _ Blevins _____ Blytheville B ra d le y _ __ Cabot . . Charleston ____ _____ Cherry V alley____ ___ _ Chidester _ ------------ __ _ Clarendon _ _ _ _ ___ Clinton . _ Danville _ Delight Des Arc Dover Dumas Earle ___ Elaine England England _ Eudora _ Eureka Springs Evening Shade Fordyce Franklin Glenwood _ . Gravette _ _ Gurdon ____ Hamburg ____ Hampton Harrisburg Hazen Heber Springs Hindsville _____ Holly Grove Horatio _ ____ Jasoer Judsonia Junction City Kingston Lake City . Lake Village ___ Lavaca ____ Leachville Lepanto _ . _ Leslie __ _ Lincoln _____ The Bank of Augusta. Percentage 11.6 11.0 13.9 12.4 10.4 9.8 9.7 13.2 9.2 16.1 12.2 13.4 10.0 14.1 13.4 10.2 9.8 10.2 12.1 11.1 14.9 12.9 10.8 9.5 11.5 9.8 13.8 13.5 9.4 12.0 9.2 15.7 10.0 10.9 9.9 11.5 12.1 10.1 9.6 14.6 11.9 12.9 9.3 10.0 11.7 12.4 11.3 26.2 11.5 9.5 12.5 15.2 9.8 9.9 Forty-Second Report 23 THE AVERAGE RATIO OF CAPITAL ACCOUNTS TO TOTAL LIABILITIES OF THE 182 ARKANSAS STATE BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES AS OF JUNE 30, 1956 IS 9.2% THE FOLLOWING BANKS EQUAL OR EXCEED THIS FIGURE Name of Bank Location Little Rock Little Rock _ Lockesburg Lonoke _ Mammoth Spring Manila Mansfield Marianna _ Marvell McGehee . Melbourne Monette _ Monticello Monticello Morrilton Morrilton Mt. Ida Mountain View Mulberry Nettleton Newark New Edinburg _ Osceola Paragould Parkdale Parkin _ Pea Ridge Piggott Plainview Portland Portland Pottsville Prairie Grove Quitman Rector Rison Russellville Salem Scranton Searcy _ Searcv Sheridan Smackover Smithville Stamps Star City Strong Tiliar Trumann _ TVronza Van Buren Waldo Waldo Warren Percentage _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ____ _ _ _ ___ . _ . __ . _ . _ ___ ____ ____ ____ 16.8 20.2 14.9 10.0 9.5 18.1 10.3 11.7 11.8 9.3 9.2 10.6 12.9 12.8 12.0 10.1 9.4 13.4 11.0 15.2 9.7 15.9 11.8 10.8 12.8 11.1 18.0 14.0 15.0 15.8 13.9 16.8 11.0 11.6 12.8 15.5 10.8 10.1 11.8 11.4 10.9 15.2 9.8 17.2 17.5 12.5 15.8 18.9 10.2 10.4 9.7 9.2 9.4 11.5 24 State of Arkansas: Bank Department THE AVERAGE RATIO OF CAPITAL ACCOUNTS TO TOTAL LIABILITIES OF THE 182 ARKANSAS STATE BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES AS OF JUNE 30, 1956 IS 9.2% THE FOLLOWING BANKS EQUAL OR EXCEED THIS FIGURE Name of Bank Location Bank of West Memphis________________ West Memphis Rice Growers Bank___________________ W heatley____ Wilmot State Bank____________________ Wilmot _____ Bank of Wilson_______________________ Wilson ______ Cross County Bank___________________ Wynne ______ The Bank of Yellville__________________ Y ellville_____ Percentage 12.1 12.7 13.2 18.9 11.3 14.5 25 Forty-Second. Report FORTY-SECOND REPORT of STATEMENT OF ARKANSAS BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES AS SHOWN BY THE CALL OF JUNE 30, 1956 Cities and towns alphabetically arranged by postoffices Population shown is that given by the 17th census of the United States 1950 COMMERCIAL BANK AT ALMA, ALMA Population 1,228. Crawford County Chartered January 31, 1910. Telephone Number 3441. Transit Number 81-272 Officers Directors W. E. Byars______________ President Margaret Adams J. Fred Alexander__ Vice President C. M. Alexander Margaret Adams___ •_________Cashier J. Fred Alexander Hilda Knight__________Asst. Cashier E. Bradley W. E. Byars W. H. Cole C. R. Starbird STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 378,225.99 U. S. Gov’t, obligations._ 571,000.00 Other bonds and securities____________ 82,368.48 Furniture and fixtures_ 3,836.00 Banking house__________ 6,000.00 Cash and due from banks 460,174.92 Other resources________ 1,199.20 Total _________________ $1,502,804.59 Liabilities Capital stock___________$ Surplus fund___________ Undivided profits_______ Reserves ______________ Total capital accounts. _$ 113,741.93 25,000.00 25,000.00 62,917.08 824.85 Demand deposits________ 1,235,564.35 Time deposits__________ 6,026.98 U. S. Gov’t, deposits____ 40,398.98 Public funds___________ 107,072.35 Total dep._.$1,389,062.66 Total _________________ $1,502,804.59 26 State of Arkansas: Bank Department BANK OF AMITY, AMITY Population 591. Clark County Chartered November 30, 1905. Telephone Number 13. Transit Number 81-287 Officers G. W. Tolleson___________ President Lyn Maxey___________ Vice President Cleda Olds-----------------------------Cashier Peggy Ann Thomasson.Asst. Cashier Directors John N. Francis G. W. Tolleson Lyn Maxey Ed Yeargan Cleda Olds STATEMENT OF JUNE 30. 1956 Liabilities Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 694,517.38 Capital stock _ !£ 50,000.00 75,000.00 Overdrafts ____________ 66.98 Surplus fund _ 107,736.53 U. S. Gov’t, obligations_ 520,014.16 Undivided profits 7,000.00 Reserves _ _ Other bonds and securities ___________ 424,522.22 Total capital accounts_$ 239,736.53 Furniture and fixtu res_ 2,703.50 1.00 Banking house ________ 1,178,245.20 Cash and due from banks 429,860.45 Demand deposits _ Time deposits _ _____ 605,508.95 Other resources__ 1.00 8,442.64 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 39,753.37 Public funds Total dep___ $1,831,950.16 Total $2,071,686.69 Total $2,071,686.69 ELK HORN BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, ARRADELPHIA Population 6,819. Clark County Chartered September 28, 1903. Telephone Number 7. Transit Number 81-133 Officers J. H. I ookadoo____________President A. C. Stone_________ Ex. Vice Pres. A. J. Vestal_________Vice President Clarence Hardin_____ Vice President J. B. Wingfield_____ Vice President C. C. Lookadoo______Vice President V/. P. Jones, Jr_____________ Cashier W. L. Stover__________Asst. Cashier Directors Farrar Newberry John N. Francis A. C. Stone Clarence Hardin J. P. Sturgis W. P. Jones, Jr. A. J. Vestal C. C. Lookadoo J. B. Wingfield J. H. Lookadoo G. W. Lookadoo STATEMENT OF Resources Loans and discounts__ $2,067,840.94 Overdrafts_____________ 1,345.71 U. S. Gov’t, obligations _ 1,230,875.19 Other bonds and securities____________ 327,670.00 Furniture and fixtures_ 40,278.24 Banking h o u se _________ 120,415.67 Other real e s ta te _____ 900.00 Cash and due from banks 965,416.29 Other resou rces________ 1,325.62 JUNE 30. 1956 Liabilities Capital stock ___________ $ 100,000.00 Surplus fund __________ 100,000.00 Undivided p r o fit s _______ 137,276.45 Total capital accounts__$ 337,276.45 Total $4,756,067.66 Demand deposits________ 2,194,511.56 Time deposits _________ 1,670,956.68 U. S. Gov’t, deposits__ 33,512.65 Public fu n d s ___________ 489,810.32 Deposits of ban k s______ 30,000.00 Total dep._$4,418,791.21 Total $4,756,067.66 Forty-Second Report 27 MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, ARKADELPHIA Population 6,819. Chartered June 15, 1911. Clark County Telephone Number 291. Officers James C. Hobgood________President H. Grady Elms______Vice President Jett Black_____ Vice Pres. & Cashier Lottie Watson_________ Asst. Cashier Catherine Condray_____Asst. Cashier Esteleen Cash_________ Asst. Cashier Roy G. G reen ________ Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-469 Directors James C. Hobgood Jett Black J. W. Hutchison Chas. G. Clark D. W. McMillan J. H. Crawford Robt. C. Rhodes H. G. Elms Ralph Williams A1 D. Gross STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ $1,005,491.45 U. S. Gov’t, obligations_ 429,500.00 Other bonds and securities____________ 337,413.71 Furniture and fixtures._ 23,042.24 Banking h ou se__________ 44,650.00 Other real e s ta te ______ 1.00 Cash and due from banks 358,443.96 1.00 Other resources________ T o ta l__________________ $2,198,543.36 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________$ 100,000.00 Surplus fund __________ 90,000.00 Undivided p r o fit s _____ 45,472.31 Reserves ______________ 6,555.31 Total capital accounts_$ 242,027.62 Demand deposits________ 1,100,612.01 Time deposits _________ 628,036.27 58,848.86 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public fu n d s ___________ 169,018.60 Total dep. __$1,956,515.74 T ota l__________________ $2,198,543.36 BANK OF ASH FLAT, ASH FLAT Population 265. Sharp County Chartered February 20, 1912. Telephone Number 3642. Transit Number 81-499 Officers Odus Carpenter___________ President Horace Martin_______Vice President Odessa Estes__________Asst. Cashier Directors Odus Carpenter Horace Martin E. E. Causbie V. McJunkins Willene Justus STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 132,315.58 U. S. Gov’t, obligations_ 200,000.00 Furniture and fixtures_ 1.00 Banking h ou se_________ 1.00 Cash and due from banks 153,549.48 Liabilities Capital stock _ $ Surplus fund _ Undivided profits Total capital accounts_$ 66,750.46 Demand deposits Time d ep osits_ U. S. Gov't deposits___ Public funds _ _ Total dep. __$ 419,116.60 Total $ 485,867.06 Total 25,000.00 20,000.00 21,750.46 337,629.34 60,212.87 4,500.00 16,774.39 $ 485,867.06 28 State of Arkansas: Bank Department BANK OF ATKINS, ATKINS Population 1,291. Pope County Chartered September 19, 1895. Telephone Number 136. Transit Number 81-215 Officers J. M. Barker, Jr_____ Vice President C. A. Barker________________ Cashier Directors J. M. Barker, Jr. C. A. Barker STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 135,798.14 Overdrafts_____________ 256.75 U. S. Gov’t, obligations_ 485,000.00 Other bonds and securities____________ 8,173.31 Furniture and fixtures_ 1,889.41 1,252.81 Banking h o u se _________ Cash and due from banks 179,958.02 T o ta l__________________ $ 812,328.44 Liabilities Capital stock__________$ Surplus fund __________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Total capital accounts_$ 100,552.95 30,000.00 15,000.00 55,552.95 Demand deposits________ U. S. Gov’t, deposits___ Public fu n d s ___________ Total dep. __ 711,775.49 648,270.31 12,393.79 51,111.39 T o ta l__________________ $ 812,328.44 THE BANK OF AUGUSTA, AUGUSTA Population 2,317. Chartered February 20, 1935. Woodruff County Telephone Number 1. Officers George L. Beard_________ President R. E. Gregory________Vice President W. T. Mills, Jr_____________ Cashier Kennady Sale_________Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-718 Directors George L. Beard J. Ford Smith R. E. Gregory C. R. Stacy R. J. Haralson John H. Stanley W. T. Mills, Jr. STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ $1,232,660.79 Overdrafts_____________ 2,095.15 U. S. Gov’t, obligations_ 267,259.25 Other bonds and securities____________ 442,464.87 Furniture and fixtures_ 2,439.95 Banking h ou se _________ 1,980.00 Cash and due from banks 466,782.45 Other resources________ 1,045.98 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________$ 75,000.00 Surplus f u n d __________ 75,000.00 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 100,715.34 Total capital accounts—$ 250,715.34 T o t a l___________________ $2,416,728.44 T o t a l___________________ $2,416,728.44 Demand deposits_______ 1,677,198.73 Time d ep osits_________ 201,344.91 U. S. Gov’t, deposits___ 33,175.07 Public fu n d s ___________ 242,833.46 Total dep. __$2,154,552.17 Other liabilities _______ 11,460.93 Forty-Second Report 29 CITIZENS STATE BANK, BALD KNOB Population 2,022. Chartered January 22, 1931. White County Telephone Number 14. Officers Transit Number 81-673 Directors E. D. Williams_President & Cashier T. W. Leggett--------- Vice President H. A. Whitley_______ Vice President Mrs. W. S. Hall_______ Asst. Cashier David O. Ramey______ Asst. Cashier W. H. Collison Jennings Leggett E. D. Williams H. A. Whitley STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts____ $ 176,425.18 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 1,016,656.25 Other bonds and securities_______ 43,045.75 1,000.00 Furniture and fixtures___ Banking hou se____ 5,500.00 Cash and due from banks 423,174.64 Capital stock __________$ Surplus f u n d __________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Reserves ______________ Total capital accounts _$ 162,604.26 50,000.00 50,000.00 12,604.26 50,000.00 Demand deposits_______ 1,326,775.71 U. S. Gov t, deposits___ 9,257.40 Public fu n d s ___________ 132,796.95 Deposits of banks_______ 34,367.50 Total d e p ._$1,503,197.56 Total $1,665,801.82 Total $1,665,801.82 THE CITIZENS BANK, BATESVILLE Population 6,414. Independence County Chartered February 19, 1953. Telephone Number 1412. Transit Number 81-773 Officers Directors J. K. Southerland__________President Marvin E. Phelps__ Exec. Vice Pres. S. M. Bone___________Vice President M. A. Conyers______________ Cashier Marean Pearson______ Asst. Cashier Edna Morgan_________ Asst. Cashier S. M. Bone John Moody M. E. Phelps J. K. Southerland Eagle Street N. K. Sims STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Liabilities Doans and discounts___ $ Overdrafts-_____________ U. S. Gov’t, obligations_ Other bonds and securities____________ Furniture and fixtures_ Banking hou se_________ Cash and due from banks Other resources________ Total 862,607.54 23.13 265,512.50 154,012.65 20,904.96 52,391.97 570,412.32 64.01 $1,925,929.08 Capital stock__________$ Surplus fund __________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Total capital accounts_$ 187,151.85 100,000.00 50,000.00 37,151.85 Demand deposits_______ 1,141,859.81 Time deposits _________ 284,075.37 U. S. Gov’t, deposits___ 28,128.05 Public fu n d s ___________ 137,264.40 Deposits of b a n k s ____ 147,449.60 Total dep. _ ,$1,738,777.23 Total $1,925,929.08 30 State of Arkansas: Bank Department THE CITIZENS BANK, BEARDEN Population 1,300. Chartered June 17, 1945. Ouachita County Telephone Number 129. Officers Garland Anthony_________ President J. W. Gossett________ Vice President R. W. Launius_______ Vice President Hugh Thompson____________Cashier T. E. Evans___________ Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-749 Directors Edwin Anthony R. W. Launius Garland Anthony Horace Looney J. W. Gossett Hugh Thompson STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ Overdrafts_____________ U. S. Gov’t, obligations_ Other bonds and securities____________ Furniture and fixtures_ Cash and due from banks Total 479,112.75 53.30 259,968.75 171,061.60 3,986.94 548,054.80 $1,462,238.14 Liabilities Capital stock __________$ Surplus f u n d __________ Undivided p rofits---------Total capital accounts_$ 86,096.96 25,000.00 40,000.00 21,096.96 Demand deposits_______ 1,210,242.31 U. S. Gov’t, deposits___ 1,443.03 Public fu n d s ___________ 164,455.84 Total dep. __$1,376,141.18 Total $1,462,238.14 CITIZENS BANK, BEEBE Population 1,192. Chartered June 21, 1917. White County Tel. No. TAylor 8-5471. Officers E. H. Abington___________ President J. R. Sloan___________ Vice President T. E. A bin gton ____________Cashier Anna Boardman______ Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-588 Directors Catherine Abington Frank Garrison E. H. Abington I. N. Kelley T. E. Abington J. R. Sloan H. M. Dodds STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 520,501.02 Overdrafts_____________ 220.77 U. S. Gov’t, obligations— 74,545.13 Other bonds and securities____________ 10,000.00 Furniture and fixtures_ 1.00 Banking h o u se _________ 1.00 Other real e s ta te _____ 4,488.06 Cash and due from banks 178,910.34 Other resources________ 1,605.70 Liabilities Capital stock _ $ Surplus fund _ _ _ _ Undivided p r o fit s __ ___ Reserves Total capital accounts _$ 104,514.25 T ota l__________________ $ 790,273.02 Total Demand deposits _ _ _ Public fu n d s _ __ Total dep. __$ 685,758.77 25.000. 00 25.000. 00 14,514.2,5 40.000. 00 561,998.65 123,760.12- $ 790,273.02: Forty-Second Report 31 BENTON STATE BANK, BENTON Population 6,277. Saline County Chartered February 9, 1934. Tel. No. SPring 8-2591. Transit Number 81-711 Officers W. R. Alsobrook___________ President W. A. Springer______ Vice President B. J. Ford____________Vice President Van H. Wright_________Asst. Cashier Carl Wright_________ Asst. Cashier Directors Dr. H. B. Alsobrook W. A. Springer D. J. Stirman W. R. Alsobrook L. B. White Clyde E. Fish B. J. Ford Van H. Wright H. J. Gingles STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ $2,288,984.69 U. S. Gov’t, obligations_ 2,665,255.13 Other bonds and securities ___________ 789,238.01 Furniture and fixtures_ 37,782.52 Banking hou se_________ 3,925.07 Cash and due from banks 1,865,128.53 Other resources________ 879.92 Liabilities Capital s t o c k _________ $ 300,000.00 Surplus f u n d __________$ 300,000.00 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 55,031.73 7,390.87 Reserves ______________ Total capital accounts _$ 662,422.60 Demand deposits_______ 3,752,809.91 Time deposits _________ 2,266,188.85 U. S. Gov’t, deposits___ 202,063.33 Public fu n d s ___________ 575,871.58 Deposits of banks_______ 139,500.00 Total d e p ._$6,936,433.67 Other liabilities________ Total $7,651,193.87 52,337.60 T o ta l__________________ $7,651,193.87 THE UNION BANK OF BENTON, BENTON Population 6,277. Saline County Chartered January 11, 1954. Tel. No. SPring 8-4111. Transit Number 81-774 Officers Directors J. W. Lewellen____________President Henry Brown J. W. Lewellen T. H. Duke__________Vice President T. H. Duke Wade Mallett Ralph Neaville____________ Cashier Henry Finkbeiner I. E. McCray, Sr. Clarice Lovelace_______Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ U. S. Gov’t, obligations-_ Other bonds and securities____________ Furniture and fixtures_ Banking h ou se _________ Cash and due from banks Other resources________ Total 478,465.01 247,513.04 318,925.00 20,591.32 3,071.37 800,416.76 750.00 $1,869,732.50 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________$ 100,000.00 Surplus fund __________ 50,000.00 Undivided p r o fit s _____ 22,067.67 Total capital accounts_$ 172,067.67 Demand deposits_______ 1,023,651.32 Time deposits _________ 485,251.40 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 956.25 Public fu n d s ___________ 187,805.86 Total dep. __$1,697,664.83 Total $1,869,732.50 State of Arkansas: Bank Department 32 BANK OF BENTONVILLE, BENTONVILLE Population 2,942. Benton County Chartered February 25, 1931. Telephone Number 149. Transit Number 81-701 Officers John D. Wright___________ President Paul Hall____________ Vice President Fred Douglas________ Vice President & Cashier Orie Lee Craig_______ Asst. Cashier V. C. Rife, Jr_______ Asst. Cashier Fred Douglas W. H. Enfield Melvin Hall Directors Paul Hall Carl Hutchens John D. Wright STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ $1,436,485.46 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 771,982.19 Other bonds and securities____________ 369,959.61 Furniture and fixtures. _ 13,385.34 Banking h ou se _________ 5,500.00 Other real e s ta te _____ 1.00 Cash and due from banks 733,581.77 244.58 Other resources________ $3,331,139.95 Total Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________$ Surplus fund __________ Undivided p r o fit s --------Total capital accounts_$ 238,469.04 70,000.00 70,000.00 98,469.04 Demand deposits________ 2,211,122.48 Time deposits _________ 520,457.28 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 27,545.01 308,546.14 Public fu n d s ___________ Deposits of ban k s______ 25,000.00 Total dep. _.$3,092,670.91 Total $3,331,139.95 BANK OF BLEVINS, BLEVINS Population 271. Hempstead County Chartered August 12, 1912. Telephone Number 2274. Officers Herbert M. Stephens P. C. Stephens _ _ President . Cashier Transit Number 81-518 Directors Harold M. Stephens P. C. Stephens Herbert M. Stephens STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 91,064.65 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 110,700.00 Other bonds and 19,366.00 securities _ 2,582.00 Furniture and fixtures_ 1.00 Banking house __ ____ Cash and due from banks 145,886.30 Other resources __ 160.00 Total _ . $ 369,759.95 Liabilities Capital stock $ Surplus fund _ Undivided profits Reserves _ Total capital accounts_$ 59,696.82 Demand deposits __ __ _____ Time deposits U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public funds _ Total dep. __$ 310,063.13 Total 25,000.00 25,000.00 9,447.97 248.85 242,295.79 33,860.00 8,656.25 25,251.09 _ $ 369,759.95 Forty-Second Report 33 FARMERS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, BLYTHEYILLE Population 16,234. Mississippi County Chartered March 16, 1908. Tel. No. POplar 3-8101. Transit Number 81-105 B. R. F. R. L. B. R. H. Officers A. Lynch_______________ President A. Porter_________ Vice President E. Warren________ Vice President L. Banister_______________ Cashier A. Crowe__________Asst. Cashier D. Grimes__________ Asst. Cashier G. Cox_____________ Asst. Cashier N. Whitis__________ Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF Resources Loans and discounts__ $ 5,265,737.83 Overdrafts ___________ 2,888.27 U. S. Gov’t obligations. 3,250,125.00 Other bonds and securities___________ 321,121.83 Furniture and fixtures. 22,460.00 Banking h ou se________ 45,000.00 Cash and due from banks 1,426,807.99 Other resources _______ 36,014.97 Directors J. L. Cherry R. C. A. Cunningham B. F. I. R. Johnson Chas. C. Langston L. B. A. Lynch A. Porter S. Simmons E. Warren H. Welch JUNE 30, 1956 Liabilities Capital s t o c k _________$ Surplus f u n d _________ Undivided p r o fit s _____ Reserves _____________ Total capital accounts_$l,228,332.22 200,000.00 800,000.00 180,648.15 47,684.07 Demand deposits______ 5,879,324.83 Time deposits ________ 2,085,351.59 U. S. Gov’t deposits__ 108,868.60 Public fu n d s __________ 957,212.45 Deposits of b a n k s____ 83,861.66 Total dep._$9,114,619.13 Other liabilities_______ Total $10,370,155.89 Total 27,204.54 $10,370,155.89 CITIZENS BANK, BOONEVILLE Population 2,433. Logan County Chartered April 18, 1910. Telephone Number 274. Transit Number 81-195 Officers Long John Williams---------- President & Cashier Abe Williams________Vice President Geo. R. Edwards_______Asst. Cashier Directors Geo. R. Edwards Long John Williams Mattie Edwards Paul X. Williams Abe Williams STATEMENT OF Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 516,320.68 Overdrafts_____________ 1,030.69 U. S. Gov’t obligations— 1,136,000.00 Other bonds and securities____________ 981.00 Furniture and fixtures— 500.00 3,000.00 Banking h ou se------------Other real e s ta te ______ 4.00 Cash and due from banks 475,861.75 JUNE 30. 1956 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________$ Surplus fund __________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Total capital accounts_$ 193,204.46 Total $2,133,698.12 50,000.00 50,000.00 93,204.46 Demand deposits_______ 1,807,963.47 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 3,128.23 Public fu n d s ___________ 129,401.96 Total d e p ._$1,940,493.66 Total $2,133,698.12 34 State of Arkansas: Bank Department THE BANK OF BRADLEY, BRADLEY Population 444. Chartered April 10, 1933. Lafayette County Telephone Number 2351. Transit Number 81-513 Officers J. B. Edwards____________President Margaret R. Meek___ Vice President J. W. Meek-------------------------- Cashier J. W. Meek, Jr_________ Asst. Cashier Directors J. B. Edwards J. W. Meek L. B. Hamner Margaret R. Meek STATEMENT OF Resources Loans and discounts----- $ 329,982.53 Overdrafts_____________ 143.70 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 220,000.00 Other bonds and securities____________ 36,700.00 Furniture and fixtures_ 3,908.69 Banking h o u se _________ 200.00 Other real e s ta te _____ 3.00 Cash and due from banks 165,354.68 JUNE 30, 1956 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ Surplus fund --------------Undivided p r o fits ______ Total capital accounts_$ 101,776.16 .$ 756,292.60 Total Demand deposits_______ U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public fu n d s ___________ Total dep. 654,516.44 Total 25.000. 00 25.000. 00 51,776.16 511,311.06 4,143.75 139,061.63 .$ 756,292.60 BANK OF BRINKLEY, BRINKLEY Population 4,173. Chartered January 17, 1903. Monroe County Telephone Number 31. Transit Number 81-191 Officers Directors A. Rusher__________________ President Frank Andrews E. D. McKnight John F. Cole____ Exec. Vice President John F. Cole A. Rusher Frank Andrews------------Vice President L. C. Dial James B. Sharp R. H. Midkiff________________ Cashier Joe J. Roberts_________Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF Resources Loans and discounts___ $1,142,109.28 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 914,333.33 Other bonds and securities____________ 365,649.17 Furniture and fixtures_ 24,616.34 Banking h ou se _________ 33,750.00 Cash and due from banks 592,765.74 Other resources________ 1,836.08 JUNE 30. 1956 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ $ 50,000.00 100,000.00 Surplus f u n d __________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ 82,045.23 Reserves ______________ 1,229.00 Total capital accounts_$ 233,274.23 Demand deposits_______ 2,030,301.24 Time deposits _________ 477,916.25 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 33,791.47 Public fu n d s ___________ 299,405.11 Total dep. __$2,841,414.07 Other liabilities________ Total $3,075,059.94 Total 371.64 $3,075,059.94 35 Forty-Second Report BANK OF CABOT, CABOT Population 1,147. Lonoke County Chartered March 23, 1903. Telephone Number 19. Transit Number 81-304 Officers Fred B. Garlington________ President Mrs. Marvin Park____Vice President & Cashier Mrs. Cecil T. Owen____ Asst. Cashier Mrs. Frances E. Rea___Asst. Cashier Mrs. Murrell D. Vise____Asst. Cashier James M. Park________ Asst. Cashier Directors J. C. Alexander Mrs. Marvin Park W. T. Barnwell Lewis T. See F. B. Garlington J. D. Wood J. W. Lowman STATEMENT OF Resources Loans and discounts___ $1,119,122.65 Overdrafts ____________ 265.83 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 353,503.00 Other bonds and securities____________ 92,950.00 Furniture and fixtures-_ 1,501.00 Banking h ou se_________ 15,000.00 Other real e s ta te ______ 1.00 Cash and due from banks 522,252.26 JUNE 30. 1956 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________$ Surplus fund __________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Reserves ______________ Total capital accounts_$ 218,802.78 Total $2,104,595.74 50,000.00 50,000.00 97,217.37 21,585.41 Demand deposits_______ 1,484,467.25 Time deposits _________ 313,657.01 31,908.26 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public fu n d s ___________ 55,760.44 Total d ep ._$1,885,792.96 Total $2,104,595.74 STATE BANK OF CALICO ROCK, CALICO ROCK Population 963. Izard County Chartered May 1, 1914. Telephone Number 4. Transit Number 81-305 Officers S. E. McNeill____________ President Noel J. Copp__________Vice President E. C. Rodman_______________ Cashier Boyce Hicks___________ Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF Resources Loans and discounts__ _$ 286,178.43 1,510.52 Overdrafts _ U. S. Gov’t obligations- _ 808,900.00 Other bonds and 8,000.00 securities_ 1.00 Furniture and fixtures1.00 Banking house _ 3.00 Other real estate Cash and due from banks 299,327.85 1,361.00 Other resources _ _ _ T o ta l__ __ _ — ----- $1,405,282.80 Noel J. Copp S. E. McNeill Directors E. C. Rodman Gulley R. Seay JUNE 30, 1956 Liabilities Capital stock _ $ Surplus fund _ Undivided profits _ Total capital accounts_$ 114,072.29 25,000.00 75,000.00 14,072.29 Demand deposits 1,269,517.80 Time deposits________ 4,347.30 Public funds ... .. 17,345.41 Total dep. —$1,291,210.51 T o ta l____ _ ____ _$1,405,282.80 36 State of Arkansas: Bank Department THE MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS BANK, CAMDEN Population 11,372. Ouachita County Chartered March 4, 1931. Telephone Number 6-2930. Transit Number 81-96 C. H. J. E. Officers I. Grayson_____________ President T. Patton__________Vice President W. Coan_________________ Cashier L. Harrison_________Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF Resources Loans and discounts___ $1,066,800.99 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 1,751,552.39 Other bonds and securities____________ 1,581,329.45 1.00 Furniture and fixtures_ Cash and due from banks 1,697,873.21 Other resources________ 1.00 Total $6,097,558.04 Directors E. L. Harrison Mike Berg H. T. Patton J. W. Coan E. W. Copeland John C. Watts C. I. Grayson P. W. Wooldridge JUNE 30, 1956 Liabilities 5 Capital stock i| Surplus fund _ _ Undivided profits _ _ Reserves Total capital accounts_$ 568,667.48 100,000.00 50,000.00 318,667.48 100,000.00 Demand deposits __ 4,308,312.74 604,181.86 Time deposits 77,500.59 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 531,399.78 Public funds 7,495.59 Deposits of banks Total d e p ._$5,528,890.56 Total $6,097,558.04 CITIZENS BANK, CARLISLE Population 1,396. Lonoke County Chartered December 22, 1930. Telephone Number 2111. Transit Number 81-689 Officers H. Hunt_______________ President W. Harper__Exec. Vice President & Cashier Mary Burnett__________Asst. Cashier M. S. Woodruff_______Asst. Cashier A. C. STATEMENT OF Resources Loans and discounts----- $ 762,825.61 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 587,500.00 Other bonds and securities____________ 215,906.00 Furniture and fixtures— 6,183.60 Banking h ou se_________ 14,500.00 Cash and due from banks 423,935.05 Directors A. W. Birdsong E. L. Morris F. E. Downs, Jr. F. M.Perkins C. W. Harper H. L.Perkins A. H. Hunt JUNE 30, 1956 Liabilities Capital s t o c k --------------- $ Surplus f u n d __________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Reserves --------------------Total capital accounts_$ 176,450.51 50,000.00 25,000.00 96,450.51 5,000.00 Demand deposits---------- 1,673,530.57 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 57,521.13 Public fu n d s ___________ 92,379.95 Total dep. —$1,823,431.65 Other liabilities________ Total $2,010,850.26 Total 10,968.10 $2,010,850.26 Forty-Second Report 37 BANK OF CAVE CITY, CAVE CITY Population 372. Chartered July 2, 1906. Sharp County Telephone Number 2311. Officers Eagle Street______________ President Eugene Street________Vice President Carl D. Medlock_____________ Cashier Nina Medlock_________Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-310 Directors J. A. Carpenter Eugene Street C. L. Hoggard James Street Eagle Street STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ Overdrafts U. S. Gov’t obligations_ Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures_ Banking house Cash and due from banks T o ta l_ 360,058.24 91.60 206,000.00 103,053.50 1,000.00 3,000.00 152,347.17 $ 825,550.51 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ $ Surplus fund Undivided profits _ _ Total capital accounts-_$ 73,825.08 25,000.00 25,000.00 23,825.08 Demand deposits Time deposits U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public funds Total dep. __$ 751,725.43 555,068.63 133,223.22 6,681.25 56,752.33 Total 825,550.51 __ $ AMERICAN STATE BANK, CHARLESTON Population 968. Chartered June 29, 1910. Franklin County Telephone Number 14. Officers Clyde Hiatt_______________ President B. H. McDonald____ Vice President H. E. Shumate______________ Cashier Theo M. Classen_______Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-268 Directors Clyde Hiatt Sam B. Stevinson B. H. McDonald McLoud Sicard H. E. Shumate STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ Overdrafts ____________ U. S. Gov’t obligations-_ Other bonds and securities____________ Furniture and fixtures_ Banking h ou se_________ Cash and due from banks Other resources________ Total 616,700.26 3,068.34 334,700.00 165,816.03 1.00 2,601.00 349,370.97 1.00 $1,472,258.60 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________$ 25,000.00 Surplus f u n d __________ 50,000.00 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 132,407.02 Total capital accounts_$ 207,407.02 Demand deposits_______ 1,010,078.10 Time deposits _________ 178,759.65 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 14,281.88 Public fu n d s ___________ 61,731.95 Total d e p ._$1,264,851.58 Total $1,472,258.60 38 State of Arkansas: Bank Department BANK OF CHERRY VALLEY, CHERRY VALLEY Population 521. Cross County Chartered January 24, 1907. Telephone Number 2391. Transit Number 81-313 Officers Directors W. Maurice Smith_________ President W. Maurice Smith, Jr._Vice President H. H. Beasley________Vice President & Cashier J. R. Cavin____________ Asst. Cashier H. H. Beasley H. P. Maddox, Sr. Millard Carter W. Maurice Smith R. L. Ellis W. Maurice Smith, Jr. STATEMENT OF Resources Loans and discounts----- $ 583,557.63 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 150,000.00 693.92 Furniture and fixtures_ 1.00 __ Banking house Cash and due from banks 171,713,63 Other resources_______ 862.50 JUNE 30, 1956 Liabilities Capital s t o c k _____ $ Surplus fund Undivided profits _ Total capital accounts_$ 121,806.74 T o ta l________ ____ ___$ 906,828.68 Demand deposits__ U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public funds Total dep. 785,021.94 T ota l_ 25,000.00 25,000.00 71,806.74 707,632.29 8,238.92 69,150.73 $ 906,828.68 BANK OF CHIDESTER, CHIDESTER Population 425. Ouachita County Chartered April 29, 1909. Telephone Number OV 5-2261. Transit Number 81-314 Officers W. G. Rushing____________ President C. B. Clingan------------- Vice President Thos. H. Benton_____ Vice President Mrs. Lee A. Purifoy_________ Cashier Mrs. Mary G. Wylie___Asst. Cashier Directors Thos. H. Benton W. G. Rushing C. B. Clingan Beulah R. Taylor Roy E. Holleman J. T. Walker Edgar B. Rushing STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Liabilities Loans and discounts___ $ 74,517.25 Capital s t o c k __________$ 25,000.00 5,000.00 Overdrafts ____________ 128.52 Surplus fu n d ----------------10,505.02 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 191,000.00 Undivided p r o fit s _____ Other bonds and Total capital accounts-_$ 40,505.02 securities____________ 14,847.90 Furniture and fixtures_ 800.00 Banking h ou se_________ 1.00 Demand deposits_______ 299,896.56 8,900.00 Cash and due from banks 112,747.89 Time deposits _________ 6,111.50 Other resources________ 2,139.80 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public fu n d s ___________ 40,769.28 Total dep. $ 355,677.34 Resources T o ta l___________________ $ 396,182.36 T o t a l___________________ $ 396,182.36 39 Forty-Second Report THE MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS RANK, CLARENDON Population 2,547. Chartered July 23, 1890. Monroe County Telephone Number 18. Officers S. J. Dean------------------------President Ross Reynolds------------ Vice President M. L. Dickerson_____________ Cashier Dorothy D. Palmer____Asst. Cashier Pat McKay___________ Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-164 Directors H. B. Bateman Dorothy D. Palmer S. J. Dean Ross Reynolds M. L. Dickerson STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ Overdrafts ____________ U. S. Gov’t obligations_ Other bonds and securities____________ Furniture and fixtures_ Cash and due from banks 961,410.96 215.11 142,512.50 351,687.29 13,270.41 381,036.92 T ota l__________________ $1,850,133.19 Liabilities Capital stock _ ______ $ 100,000.00 75,000.00 Surplus fund ------6,193.78 Undivided p r o fit s __ ___ 1,000.00 Reserves __________ ____ Total capital accounts_$ 182,193.78 1,184,323.62 Demand deposits 189,309.08 Time deposits Public funds ____ 294,306.71 Total d e p ._$1,850,133.19 Total ___ ___ ______ $1,850,133.19 CLINTON STATE BANK, CLINTON Population 853. Van Buren County Chartered October 16, 1946. Telephone Number 131. Transit Number 81-758 Officers Howard Johnson__________ President C. M. Horton_________Vice President Garner M. Johnson__________Cashier Joe G. Fraser_________ Asst. Cashier Dois G. Johnson______ Asst. Cashier Directors Homer Brown Garner M. Johnson C. M. Horton Roy Lefler Howard Johnson Arthur Lewis STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ U. S. Gov’t obligations_ Other bonds and securities____________ Furniture and fixtures_ Banking h ou se_________ Cash and due from banks 675,657.82 763,995.47 164,292.42 7,000.00 6,000.00 226,497.25 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ $ Surplus f u n d __________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Reserves ______________ Total capital accounts_$ 188,318.37 50,000.00 50,000.00 78,318.37 10,000.00 Demand deposits_______ 1,537,468.60 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 17,337.40 Public fu n d s ___________ 100,318.59 Total dep. __$1,655,124.59 Total $1,843,442.96 Total $1,843,442.96 40 State of Arkansas: Bank Department FIRST STATE BANK, CONWAY Population 8,610. Faulkner County Chartered February 8, 1946. Telephone Number 390. Transit Number 81-754 Officers Directors W. D. Ketcheside____________President J. R. Edwards W. D. Ketcheside Thos. G. Wilson_Exec. Vice President Edw. A. Halter J. R. Ott Rogers C. Moore______________Cashier W. E. Jumper Thos. G. Wilson Jane Thomas_________ Asst. Cashier Pat Lea______________ Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 894,367.29 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 1,405,007.31 Other bonds and securities____________ 930,160.16 Furniture and fixtures_ 14,827.27 Banking h ou se _________ 9,184.00 Cash and due from banks 705,219.06 25,932.99 Other resources________ Total $3,984,698.08 JUNE 30. 1956 Liabilities Capital stock _ _ ! j 5 60,000.00 80,000.00 Surplus fund 106,082.40 Undivided profits _ 26,399.00 Reserves Total capital accounts_$ 272,481.40 Demand deposits _ _ _ _ 2,597,512.78 Time deposits 577,295.97 46,422.45 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public funds ____ 488,982.85 Deposits of banks 2,002.63 Total dep. __$3,712,216.68 Total $3,984,698.08 THE CORNING BANK, CORNING Population 2,045. Clay County Chartered January 29, 1931. Telephone No. UL 5-3261. Transit Number 81-211 Officers Sam L. Manatt____________ President Mrs. Sam L. Manatt__ Vice President F. B. Manatt________ Vice President Sam L. Manatt, Jr___ Vice President & Cashier Edith G. Toalson_____ Asst. Cashier Clarence E. Headley, Jr._Asst. Cashier Directors John O. Black Sam L. Manatt L. G. Black Sam L. Manatt, Jr. M. G. Hoffman Mrs. Sam L. Manatt F. B. Manatt STATEMENT OF Resources Loans and discounts___ $1,490,558.52 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 612,731.75 Other bonds and securities____________ 43,452.87 Furniture and .fixtures_ 10,813.57 Banking h ou se _________ 13,975.89 Cash and due from banks 891,166.19 JUNE 30. 1956 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________$ 100,000.00 Surplus f u n d __________ 75,000.00 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 72,644.40 Total capital accounts_$ 247,644.40 Total $3,062,698.79 Demand deposits_______ 2,346,525.63 Time d ep osits_________ 325,140.55 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 12,810.29 Public fu n d s ___________ 130,577.92 Total dep. __$2,815,054.39 Total $3,062,698.79 41 Forty-Second Report BANK OF CROSSETT, CROSSETT Population 4,619. Ashley County Chartered December 22, 1913. Tel. No. FOrest 4-4163. Transit Number 81-321 Officers Wm. C. Norman___________ President J. Ben Posey________________ Cashier C. E. Hannum________ Asst. Cashier J. N. Lovett__________ Asst. Cashier Directors John C. Carpenter Wm. C. Norman Roy Dooley J. Ben Posey J. T. Erwin S. V. Sihvonen A. F. Johnson P. F. Watzek A. T. McDonough S. A. Wilcoxon, Sr. STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________$ 100,000.00 Loans and discounts___ $1,077,875.06 n v p p H T flft c 7 9K Surplus f u n d __________ 250,000.00 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 116,684.81 U. S. Gov’t obligations!I 3,447,39L08 Other bonds and Reserves ________________ 24,700.72 securities____________ 634,497.77 Total capital Furniture and fixtures_ 50,968.51 accounts._$ 491,385.53 Banking h ou se_________ 92,343.73 Other real estate_______ 7,200.00 Demand deposits_______ 3,964,909.07 Cash and due from banks 1,048,904.96 Time deposits _________ 1,340,477.53 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 111,192.40 Public fu n d s ___________ 385,624.83 Total d e p ._$5,802,203.83 Other liabilities________ Total $6,359,188.36 65,599.00 T o ta l__________________ $6,359,188.36 DANVILLE STATE BANK, DANVILLE Population 829. Yell County Chartered October 3, 1930. Telephone Number 36. Transit Number 81-700 Officers John Ed Chambers_______ President Neil Sims____________Vice President Jim Bill Gatlin______________ Cashier Selma C. Gatlin_______ Asst. Cashier J. F. Nunn___________ Asst. Cashier Directors H. W. Burnham J. E. Chambers John Ed Chambers Jim Bill Gatlin STATEMENT OF Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 500,585.93 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 560,241.38 Other bonds and securities____________ 44,096.28 Furniture and fixtures_ 901.00 Banking h ou se_________ 4,000.00 Cash and due from banks 176,098.07 Other resources________ 1.00 JUNE 30, 1956 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________! Surplus f u n d __________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Total capital accounts_$ 155,771.02 Demand deposits_______ Time deposits _________ U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public fu n d s ___________ Total dep. —$1,130,147.14 Other liabilities Total $1,285,923.66 J. W. Hall Joe Ray Neil Sims Total 35.000. 00 40.000. 00 80,771.02 904,394.26 45,932.73 3,964.48 175,855.67 5.50 $1,285,923.66 42 State of Arkansas: Bank Department BANK OF DARDANELLE. DARDANELLE Population 1,772. Yell County Chartered September 12, 1934. Telephone Number 28. Transit Number 81-599 Officers J. C. Woodson____________ President Robert L. Holland___________Cashier Mrs. Arminta M. Jones_Asst. Cashier Directors C. R. George Jimmie Wallis John L. Hamilton J. C. Woodson STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 685,698.41 Overdrafts ____________ 142.86 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 522,658.00 Other bonds and securities____________ 3,420.28 Furiyture and fixtures. _ 4,000.00 Banking h ou se_________ 5,000.00 Cash and due from banks 216,406.10 Other resources________ 449.02 Total $1,437,774.67 Liabilities Capital s t o c k _________$ Surplus f u n d ______ — Undivided p r o fit s _____ Total capital accounts_$ 127,293.58 Demand deposits _____ Time deposits ---------U. S. Gov’t deposits___ __ — Public funds Total d e p ._$1,310,481.09 Total 50,000.00 25,000.00 52,293.58 953,268.37 242,842.37 20,453.83 93,916.52 $1,437,774.67 DECATUR STATE BANK, DECATUR Population 350. Chartered May 27, 1954. Benton County Telephone Number 103. Officers I. N. Hepner______________President Edgar T. Parker. Exec. Vice President C. T. Edmiston______________ Cashier Transit Number 81-775 Directors C. Jimmie Carter Charles T. North Charles L. Daves Edgar T. Parker C. T. Edmiston D. Mae Peterson I. N. Hepner Lloyd E. Peterson J. R. Kincaid A. D. Shultz STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 304,842.75 Overdrafts ____________ 1.38 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 249,700.00 Other bonds and securities____________ 6,720.00 Furniture and fixtures_ 7,000.00 Cash and due from banks 324,599.81 Other resources________ 1.00 Total $ 892,864.94 Liabilities _$ Capital s t o c k _____ Surplus fund . . . Undivided profits _ R e se rv e s _ _ ___ __ Total capital accounts_$ 79,818.84 Demand deposits — _ U. S. Gov't deposits___ Public funds __________ Total d e p ._$ 813,046.10 Total 40,000.00 20,000.00 13,318.84 6,500.00 763,322.47 11,512.34 88,211.29 $ 892,864.94 43 Forty-Second Report BANK OF DELIGHT, DELIGHT Population 574. Pike County Chartered June 16, 1911. Telephone Number 4141. Transit Number 81-326 Officers Cecil E. Johnson, Jr______ President Olen Hendrix------------- Vice President D. C. Humphry____________ Cashier Edna Johnson_________ Asst. Cashier Dorothy Parks-------------Asst. Cashier Directors Olen Hendrix C. E. Johnson, Jr. D. C. Humphry C. E. Reid STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 213,908.27 Overdrafts ____ 70.95 U. S. Gov’t obligations._ 206,157.50 Other bonds and securities_ _____ 34,433.80 Furniture and fixtures_ 194.42 Banking h ou se_________ 1.00 Other real e s ta te __ ___ 1,763.00 Cash and due from banks 262,393.96 T ota l_________ __ $ 718.922.90 Liabilities Capital s t o c k _________$ ____ Surplus fund _ _ Undivided profits ______ Total capital accounts_$ 82,089.08 Demand deposits _ ___ Time d ep osits______ U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public fu n d s __ — Total dep. __$ 636,833.82 T ota l______ . 25,000.00 25,000.00 32,089.08 506,537.92 112,979.54 672.48 16,643.88 _ _ $ 718,922.00 DERMOTT STATE BANK, DERMOTT Population 3,601. Chicot County Chartered July 8, 1935. Telephone No. FAculty 4-4141. Transit Number 81-720 Officers John Baxter______________ President W. F. Pierce-----Exec. Vice President John M. Baxter_______Vice President Clarence Horton_____________Cashier Mary K. Tucker_______ Asst. Cashier Frank Henry, Jr-----------Asst. Cashier Directors John Baxter B. H. Dennington John M. Baxter W. E. Lephiew W. H. Bynum W. F. Pierce STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ $1,871,690.52 O v e rd ra fts_ 373.22 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 363,303.94 Other bonds and securities___ _ 109.000.00 Banking house 1.00 Cash and due from banks 448,490.80 Other resources __ 5,155.27 Total $2,798,014.75 Liabilities Capital s t o c k _ _ $ 50,000.00 Surplus f u n d ___ ______ 100,000.00 Undivided profits 73,259.16 Reserves __ 25,291.52 Total capital accounts_$ 248,550.68 Demand deposits 1,454,284.07 Time d ep osits________ 812,023.82 20,731.31 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public fu n d s ___________ 262,424.87 Total dep. —$2,549,464.07 Total $2,798,014.75 44 State of Arkansas: Bank Department FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK, DES ARC Population 1,612. Prairie County Chartered January 20, 1902. Telephone Number 2191. Transit Number 81-233 Officers Henry Nichols____________President L. R. Brown__________Vice President & Cashier R. L. Morton__________Asst. Cashier Directors L. R. Brown W. J. Caskey STATEMENT OF Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 833,209.55 O v e rd ra fts___ 17.30 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 441,182.82 Other bonds and securities 97,622.64 Furniture and fixtures_ 6,788.49 Banking house _ 1.00 Cash and due from banks 259,168.00 Henry Nichols JUNE 30, 1956 Liabilities Capital stock $ 50,000.00 Surplus f u n d _ 100,000.00 Undivided profits 49,003.25 Reserves 45,039.42 Total capital accounts_$ 244,042.67 Demand deposits _ _ _ Time deposits U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public funds Total dep. _-$1,393,642.62 Other liabilities Total _ $1,637,989.80 Total _ _ _ 990,043.83 138,876.27 7,806.87 256,915.65 304.51 $1,637,989.80 DeWITT BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, DeWITT Population 2,843. Chartered March 1, 1929. Arkansas County Tel. No. WHitney 6-4161. Officers George Smith_____ President R. H. Maddox_Vice Pres. & Cashier J. Brown_____________ Asst. Cashier F. A. Trice___________ Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF Resources Loans and discounts___ $1,602,180.42 U. S. Gov’t, obligations_ 771,850.00 Other bonds and securities ____________ 812,322.62 Furniture and fixtures-_ 1.00 Banking house ________ 1.00 Other real e s ta te _____ 1.00 Cash and due from banks 2,807,811.25 Other resources________ 1.00 Total $5,994,168.29 A. G. Bauer J. Brown G. W. Hall Transit Number 81-245 Directors R. H. Maddox Geo. Smith C. L. Whitmore JUNE 30. 1956 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________$ 100,000.00 Surplus fund __________ 100,000.00 Undivided profits ______ 189,341.70 Reserves ______________ 67,338.75 Total capital accounts_$ 456,680.45 Demand d eposits______ 4,679,172.80 Time deposits _________ 370,748.98 U. S. Gov’t, deposits___ 49,352.75 Public fu n d s ___________ 438,213.31 Total dep. __$5,537,487.84 Total $5,994,168.29 45 Forty-Second Report BANK OF DOVER, DOVER Population 510. Pope County Chartered September 29,1905. Telephone Number 2481. Transit Number 81-329 Officers John E. Moore____________President T. C. Campbell_______Vice President W. M. Wallace______________ Cashier C. L. Poynter__________Asst. Cashier Director? David R. Bewley S. F. McCain T. C. Campbell John E. Moore L. J. Churchill W. M. Wallace STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 281,317.61 U. S. Gov’t, obligations_ 198,000.00 Other bonds and 29,700.00 securities____________ Furniture and fixtures_ 4,600.00 Banking h ou se_________ 2,500.00 Cash and due from banks 155,900.38 1.00 Other resources________ Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________$ Surplus fund __________ Undivided profits ______ Total capital accounts_$ 86,681.01 25,000.00 25,000.00 36,681.01 Demand deposits ______ Time deposits _________ U. S. Gov’t, deposits___ Public funds __________ Total dep. __$ 585,337.98 467,650.39 9,585.00 985.05 107,117.54 T o ta l__________________ $ 672,018.99 T o ta l______________ ____$ 672,018.99 MERCHANTS AND FARMERS BANK, DUMAS Population 2,512. Desha County Chartered May 10, 1909. Tel. No. EVergreen 2-4311. Transit Number 81-330 Officers R. A. Adcock______________ President Claud T. Frank_Vice Pres. & Cashier Ernest C. Bradshaw___ Asst. Cashier Directors R. A. Adcock Ray Maxwell J. E. Allmon Clifton L. Meador R. F. Cox D. O. Porter, Jr. Jack S. Dante O. L. Puryear Claud T. Frank Lamar Williamson Edgar Gannaway STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Liabilities Capital stock ____ i]F 100,000.00 Loans and discounts____$1,995,857.90 200,000.00 U. S. Gov’t, obligations_ 752,335.01 Surplus fund _ Undivided profits 73,787.29 Other bonds and ___ securities____________ 242,615.67 R e se r v e s _____ 11,022.31 Total capital Furniture and fixtures_____________ 19,079.39 accounts_$ 384,809.60 Banking h ou se_________ 18,097.51 Cash and due from banks 507,552.86 _ _ 2,232,780.37 Other resources-----------1,547.38 Demand deposits Time deposits _ _ 617,841.29 U. S. Gov’t, depostis___ 23,175.01 Public f u n d s _ __ 278,479.45 Total d e p ._$3,152,276.12 Total $3,537,085.72 Total $3,537,085.72 46 State of Arkansas: Bank Department EARLE STATE BANK, EARLE Population 2,375. Chartered April 24, 1947. Crittenden County Telephone Number 2131. Officers M. E. Bird________________President Lawson T. Garner____Vice President E. D. Heath__________ Vice President W. M. Waters________Vice President Mrs. Mary F. Fullwood______Cashier Mrs. Alene Davis_____ Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-204 Directors M. E. Bird C. L. Blanz, Jr. B. G. Dickey, Jr. Lawson T. Garner Everett Hood Levy McCracken B. J. Wallace W. M. Waters L. S. Young STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Liabilities Resources _ $ 80.000.00 Loans and discounts____$1,521,638.73 Capital stock 90,000.00 Overdrafts ____________ 119.90 Surplus f u n d ____ Undivided p r o fit s ______ 84,518.77 U. S. Gov't, obligations_____________ 257,673.50 Reserves 20,655.26 Other bonds and securities____________ 319,497.57 Total capital accounts_$ 275,174.03 Furniture and fixtures_____________ 10,397.16 Banking h o u se _________ 396.32 Demand deposits _ 1,703,365.05 Cash and due from banks 746,806.72 Other resources________ 888.19 Time d ep osits________ 242,298.99 U. S. Gov’t, deposits___ 24,627.28 Public funds 611,952.74 Total d e p ._$2,582,244.06 $2,857,418.09 Total Total $2,857,418.09 THE DELTA STATE BANK, ELAINE Population 744. Phillips County Chartered December 30, 1947. Tel. No. VAlley 7-2295. Transit Number 81-759 Officers Wm. Demoret_____________President J. M. Countiss, Jr_____ Vice President Catherine M. Reid___________Cashier Thelma B. Chilton_____ Asst. Cashier Directors C. B. Barnhart Mary L. Demoret E. Clay Bumpers Wm. Demoret J. M. Countiss, Jr. F. R. Watson STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 194,120.29 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 280,000.00 3,116.63 Furniture and fixtures_ Cash and due from banks 276,761.25 672.33 Other resources _ _ _ Liabilities Capital stock _ $ Surplus fund Undivided profits _ Reserves Total capital accounts_$ 86,801.68 Demand deposits____ U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public funds Total dep. __$ 667.868.82 T o ta l___ ______________ $ 754,670.50 T o ta l_____ _ __ 40.000. 00 30.000. 00 16.508.99 292.69 614,485.06 155.28 53,228.48 $ 754,670.50 47 Forty-Second Report THE EXCHANGE BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, EL DORADO Population 23,076. Union County Chartered August 12. 1933. Tel. No. UNion 3-5107. Officers Louis E. Hurley___________President H. B. Axum_Exec. Vice President J. C. Craighead_______ Vice President D. R. James_________Vice President Claude B. Church___________ Cashier Geraldine H. Robinson_Asst. Cashier Robert H. Tinkle____ Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-668 Directors D. R. James H. B. Axum R. L. Aycock T. M. Martin R. E. Meinert R. C. Bodenhamer R. W. Newell W. A. Dumas E. B. Garrett E. E. Paxton W. H. Hanna Joe G. Wepfer Louis E. Hurley STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ $3,599,590.26 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 2,041,363.14 Other bonds and securities____________ 1,440,960.95 Furniture and fixtures_ 14,482.53 Cash and due from banks 2,079,208,70 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ $ Surplus fund __________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Reserves ______________ Total capital accounts_$ 545,633.88 100,000.00 150,000.00 195,258.23 100,375.65 Demand deposits_______ 6,839,490.32 Time deposits _________ 1,310,643.74 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 131,184.42 Public fu n d s ___________ 290,082.32 Deposits of ban k s______ 58,570.90 Total dep. __$8,629,971.70 Total $9,175,605.58 Total $9,175,605.58 BANK OF ELKINS, ELKINS Population 350. Washington County Chartered June 1, 1912. Telephone Number 29. Transit Number 81-506 Officers J. E. Bunch_____ President & Cashier Oscar West___________Vice President Directors Edyth L. Bunch J. C. Reed J. E. Bunch Roe Stokenbury STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 293,741.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 467,422.80 Furniture and fixtures_ 1.00 Banking h ou se______ •_ 1.00 Cash and due from banks 195,362.83 Total $ 956,528.63 Liabilities _$ Capital stock Surplus fund _______ Undivided profits Total capital accounts_$ 75,898.14 25,000.00 45,000.00 5,898.14 Demand deposits Time d ep osits_ _ U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public fu n d s __ ________ Total d e p ._$ 880,630.49 502,094.22 329,943.83 5,217.16 43,375.28 Total $ 956,528.63 48 State of Arkansas: Bank Department BANK OP ENGLAND, ENGLAND Population 2,136. Lonoke County Chartered August 23, 1898. Tel. No. Victoria 2-2011. Transit Number 81-213 Officers E. A. CarlLee____________ President B. F. Murchison____ Vice President Seth Boles, Jr.______________ Cashier H. P. Bell_____________ Asst. Cashier Directors Seth Boles, Jr. B. F. Murchison E. A. CarlLee Thos. 0. Murchison D. P. Mashburn STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts----- $1,230,397.86 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 7,000.00 Other bonds and securities____________ 72,676.91 Furniture and fixtures_ 1,501.00 Banking h o u se _________ 1,500.00 Other real e s ta te --------1.00 Cash and due from banks 766,133.29 Other resources________ 1.00 Total $2,079,211.06 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________$ Surplus f u n d __________ Undivided p r o fits ______ Total capital accounts_$ 196,936.60 50,000.00 75,000.00 71,936.60 Demand deposits_______ 1,621,581.80 Time deposits _________ 27,889.30 Public fu n d s ___________ 232,803.36 Total d e p ._$1,882,274.46 Total $2,079,211.06 THE CITIZENS BANK, ENGLAND Population 2,136. Lonoke County Chartered January 14, 1931. Tel. No. Victoria 2-4211. Transit Number 81-492 Officers Ben B. Morris_____________ President Lois Rutherford_______Vice President J. O. DuPree________________ Cashier C. C. Leonard, Jr_____Asst. Cashier W. G. Cunning Ben B. Morris Directors Lois Rutherford J. E. Swaim STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 947,017.39 Overdrafts ____________ 1,087.94 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 530,572.00 Furniture and fixtures_ 1.00 Banking h ou se------------1.00 Cash and due from banks 582,593.10 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ $ 60,000.00 Surplus f u n d __________ 50,000.00 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 160,632.53 Reserves ______________ 6,066.61 Total capital accounts_$ 276,699.14 Demand deposits_______ 1,574,699.25 Time deposits _________ 116,818.43 U. S. Gov’t deposits____ 9,760.63 Public fu n d s ___________ 83,294.98 Total dep. __$1,784,573.29 Total $2,061,272.43 Total $2,061,272.43 Forty-Second Report 49 THE EUDORA BANK, EUDORA Population 3,072. Chicot County Chartered December 23, 1930. Tel. No. Elmwood 5-4416. Transit Number 81-334 Officers Directors W. W. Grubbs____________President A. G. Anderson W. W. Grubbs C. J. Griffith, Jr. C. J. Griffith, Jr______ Vice President Sam Bowman C. A. Diehl_________________ Cashier E. T. Cashion Ralph Scott C. A. Diehl R. T. Stephenson Evelyn M. Lilly________________ Asst.Cashier Mary G. Thach_________________ Asst.Cashier W. K. Grubbs Eaye Newell___________________ Asst.Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ Overdrafts ____________ U. S. Gov’t obligations_ Other bonds and securities____________ Furniture and fixtures_ Banking house ________ Cash and due from banks Other resources________ 818,011.68 5,081.14 478,368.75 469,395.67 4,183.01 1,346.11 343,570.91 1,528.89 T o ta l__________________ $2,121,486.16 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________$ 75,000.00 Surplus fund __________ 75,000.00 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 112,156.31 Reserves ______________ 25,139.02 Total capital accounts_$ 287,295.33 Demand deposits_______ 1,176,157.89 Time deposits _________ 388,952.83 9,012.02 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public fu n d s ___________ 260,068.09 Total dep. __$2,121,486.16 T ota l__________________ $2,121,486.16 BANK OF EUREKA SPRINGS, EUREKA SPRINGS Population 1,958. Carroll County Chartered May 4, 1912. Telephone Number 3441. Transit Number 81-472 Officers C. A. Fuller______________ President L. R. Flora____________Asst. Cashier Directors John F. Cross Richard R. Thompson C. A. Fuller O. N. Walters Grace Simpson STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 253,666.21 Overdrafts ____________ 10.52 U. S. Gov't obligations_ 564,174.00 Other bonds and securities____________ 65,330.00 Furniture and fixtures_ 1.00 Banking h ou se_________ 2,000.00 Other real e s ta te ______ 1.00 Cash and due from banks 262,702.14 4,564.88 Other resources________ Total $1,152,449.75 Liabilities Capital s to c k __________$ Surplus f u n d __________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Total capital accounts_$ 107,501.69 Demand deposits_______ Time deposits _________ U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public fu n d s ___________ Deposits of ban k s______ Total d ep ._$1,044,948.06 Total 50,000.00 25,000.00 32,501.69 662,784.99 240,218.91 15,122.88 90,693.37 36,127.91 $1,152,449.75 50 State of Arkansas: Bank Department BANK OF EVENING SHADE, EVENING SHADE Population 360. Sharp County Chartered February 5, 1901. Telephone Number 6. Transit Number 81-336 Officers Directors J. 0. Laman_______________ President J. O. Laman J. B. Metcalf O. S. Westmoreland Vice President E. B. Metcalf 0. S. Westmoreland E. B. Metcalf_______________ Cashier M. A. Graddy, Jr._____ Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts----- $ 45,879.89 U. S. Gov’t obligations — 280,000.00 1.00 Furniture and fixtures_ 1.00 Banking house 87,302.01 Cash and due from banks Liabilities Capital stock _ $ Surplus fund Undivided profits Total capital accounts_$ 49,649.71 Demand deposits Time deposits _ Public funds Total dep. __$ 363,534.19 Total _ _ _$ 413,183.90 _ Total _ 10,000.00 30,000.00 9,649.71 318,313.70 3.00 45,217.40 $ 413,183.90 McILROY BANK, FAYETTEVILLE Population 17,071. Washington County Chartered December 24, 1892. Tel. No. Hlllcrest 2-5351. Transit Number 81-8T Officers Hayden Mcllroy___________ President J. B. McConnell_______Vice President L. O. Graham____________ Vice Pres. & Trust Officer Wilmer C. Smith_____ Vice Pres. & Auditor Zelma Farmer________ Asst. Cashier Directors William M. Bagby L. L. Baxter L. O. Graham J. B. McConnell Hayden Mcllroy Henry B. Shreve Wilmer C. Smith Herbert L. Thomas Clifton Wade Marion Wasson W. C. Whitfield, Jr. Hugh Williams Paul Young, Jr. STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts__ $2,894,547.73 Overdrafts ____________ 1,874.10 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 3,142,084.68 Other bonds and securities____________ 1,526,593.77 Furniture and fixtures_ 10,397.26 Banking house ________ 63,534.09 Cash and due from banks 2,761,909.28 4,753.95 Other resources________ Total $10,405,694.86 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________$ 100,000.00 Surplus f u n d ___________ 200,000.00 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 80,294.63 Reserves _______________ 351,402.78 Total capital accounts_$ 731,697.41 Demand deposits ______ 4,833,419.03 Time deposits ________ 1,974,373.50 111,626.92 U. S. Gov’t deposits__ Public funds __________ 2,209,246.08 Deposits of ban k s_____ 545,331.92 Total dep. _.$9,673,997.45 Total $10,405,694.86 51 Forty-Second Report FORDYCE BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, FORDYCE Population 3,754. Chartered January 5, 1931. Dallas County Telephone Number 83. Officers E. C. Benton____________ President B. A. Mayhew______ Vice President J. W. Hearnsberger_________Cashier Mrs. M. S. Smith______Asst. Cashier Mrs. K. J. Graves______Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-127 Directors E. C. Benton B. A. Mayhew H. B. Benton W. D. SteJl H. E. Dedman L. Weems Trussell J. H. Everett S. A. Williams J. W. Hearnsberger STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts — $ 816,816.33 Overdrafts ____________ 111.46 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 1,049,800.00 Other bonds and securities____________ 628,226.94 Furniture and fixtures_ 7,114.37 Banking h ou se_________ 20,000.00 Cash and due from banks 730,816.85 T o t a l___________________ $3,252,885.95 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________$ 100.000.00 Surplus f u n d __________ 100,000.00 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 98,642.72 Reserves ______________ 980.50 Total capital accounts_$ 299,623.22 Demand deposits ______ 1,940,978.67 Time d ep osits_________ 857,873.09 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 28,032.87 Public funds __________ 121,961.36 Deposits of b an k s______ 4,416.74 Total d e p ._$2,953,262.73 T o t a l___________________ $3,252,885.95 52 State of Arkansas: Bank Department PLANTERS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, FORREST CITY Population 7,607. Chartered April 5, 1921. St. Francis County Telephone Number 326. Officers H. H. Cooper_____________President J. B. Fletcher________Vice President Charles C. Moore____________ Cashier Transit Number 81-143 Directors E. B. Belshe Mrs. E. B. Robinson H. H. Cooper Sam Sharpe J. B. Fletcher Jack T. Stephens C. N. Haven R. R. Wilkerson Henry T. Haven James F. Wolfe L. F. Haven, Jr. STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts_$2,276,344.73 Overdrafts ____________ 3,907.63 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 1,112,800.88 Other bonds and securities______ 1,017,043.79 Furniture and fixtures_ 24,317.68 Banking house ________ 46,000.00 Cash and due from banks 901,758.04 Other resources--5,084.42 Total $5,387,257.17 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ $ 150,000.00 Surplus f u n d __________ 150,000.00 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 96.124.42 Reserves --------------------15,004.59 Total capital accounts_$ 411,129.01 Demand deposits ______ 3,029,908.89 Time deposits__________ 1,236,245.43 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 157,972.09 Public funds __________ 527,001.75 Deposits of b an k s_____ 25,000.00 Total d e p ._$4,976,128.16 Total $5,387,257.17 Forty-Second Report 53 ARKANSAS VALLEY TRUST COMPANY, FORT SMITH (Not engaged in commercial banking) Population 47,942. Sebastian County Chartered February 6, 1906. Transit Number 81-571 Telephone Number SUnset3-1114 Officers Directors Leon E. Werntz_________ President Harry P. Daily Rutherford J. Ross Carnall Gardner______Vice President Carnall Gardner Ralph J. Speer, Sr. Dorothy Turner__________Sec.-Treas. Jerome Ney Leon E. Werntz Lloyd Williams_______Asst. Secretary Raymond F. Orr STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___$ 19,305.57 Other bonds and securities____________ $ 2,000.00 Furniture and fixtu res_ 16,525.61 18,000.00 Banking hou se___ Other real e s ta te ______ 16,640.35 Cash and due from banks 149,612.55 Other resources__ 162,605.97 384,690.05 Total Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________I Surplus f u n d __________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Reserves ______________ Total capital accounts_$ 276,636.44 150,000.00 30,000.00 93,329.85 3,306.59 Other liabilities________ 108,053.61 Total 384,690.05 THE BANK OF FRANKLIN. FRANKLIN Population 100. Izard County Chartered June 13, 1905. Transit Number 81-338 Officers R. M. Standerfbrd_________ President Olen Barnes_________Vice President Boler Simpson_______________ Cashier Mrs. Tommie Billingsley Asst. Cashier Olen Barnes Tressie Box Directors R. M. Standerford STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts__ $ 134,613.33 Overdrafts ____________ 51.83 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 63,700.00 Other bonds and securities____________ 3,000.00 Furniture and fixtu res_ 2,542.00 Banking house ________ 1.00 Other real e s ta te ______ 2,000.00 Cash and due from banks 52,801.00 Other resources ________ 160.00 Total .$ 258,869.16 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __ ____$ Surplus f u n d __________ Undivided p r o fit s __ __ Total capital accounts_$ 40,674.98 10,000.00 15,000.00 15,674.98 Demand deposits ____ U. S. Gov’t deposits__ Public funds __ ____ Total dep. 218,194.18 178,383.52 4,349.59 35,461.07 Total $ 258,869.16 54 State of Arkansas: Bank Department BANK OF GLENWOOD, GLENWOOD Population 843. Chartered December 27, 1912. Pike County Telephone Number 18. Officers John Golden___________ __ President R. W. Brakefield__ ___Vice President H. H. Duke___ _______ _____Cashier Doris Hutchings. __ Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-343 Directors R. W. Brakefield John Golden C. R. Cantrell Homer Ligon H. H. Duke Ira C. West STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts__ .$ 506,618.47 12.71 Overdrafts _ _____ _ U. S. Gov t obligations . 494,800.00 Other bonds and 2,000.00 securities ______ 951.00 Furniture and fixtures __ 1.00 Banking house ----------511,301.16 Cash and due from banks 1.00 Other resources _ _ T o ta l____ $1,515,685.34 Liabilities Capital stock _ _____ _$ Surplus f u n d _________ Undivided profits __ Reserves _ __________ Total capital accounts_$ 152,150.09 25,000.00 40,000.00 84,075.85 3,074.24 Demand deposits __ 1.034,227.71 Time d ep osits_______ _ 286,729.04 U. S. Gov’t deposits__ 618.75 Public f u n d s _ 41,959.75 Total dep. —$1,363,535.25 Total _ _ $1,515,685.34 BANK OF GRAVETT, GRAVETTE Population 894. Benton County Chartered February 28, 1898. Telephone Number 7-3401. Transit Number 81-269 Officers J. T. Edmondson__________President Tom Cawood__________Vice President Frank Hidy_________________ Cashier John R. Meade_________Asst. Cashier Directors Stokes Ballard Allen McAllister Tom Cawood C. E. McAllister J. T. Edmondson Philo Rodgers Jim Edmondson STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________$ 25,000.00 Surplus fund __________ 25,000.00 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 154,540.07 Total capital accounts_$ 204,540.07 Resources Loans and discounts__ $ 566,123.36 Overdrafts ____________ 976.17 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 583,470.00 Other bonds and securities____________ 65,341.71 Furniture and fixtures_ 7,936.57 Banking house ________ 3,340.00 Other real e s ta t e ______ 1.00 Cash and due from banks 643,486.97 Other resources________ 805.29 Demand d ep osits______ 1,379.056.67 Time deposits _________ 231,610.79 56,273.54 Public funds __________ Total dep. __$1,666,941.00 Total Total $1,871,481.07 .$1,871,481.07 Forty-Second Report 55 FARMERS BANK, GREENWOOD Population 1,634. Chartered August 7, 1907. Sebastian County Telephone Number 3231. Officers W. N. Wilkinson-----------------President Means Wilkinson______Vice President Alice Holland_______________ Cashier George A. Henry_______Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-226 Directors Charles 0. Bell Means Wilkinson W. C. Davis W. N. Wilkinson W. H. Bill Lewis STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ U. S. Gov’t obligations_ Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures_ Banking house Other real estate _ Cash and due from banks Total ___ 312,748.61 427,000.00 378,945.00 2.00 2.00 1.00 593,574.92 $1,712,273.53 Liabilities Capital stock _________ $ Surplus f u n d _ Undivided profits ______ Total capital accounts_$ 155,866.07 40,000.00 40,000.00 75,866.07 Demand deposits _ _ 1,032,903.96 Time deposits 398,151.77 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 24,000.00 Public funds ________ 101,351.73 Total dep. __$1,556,407.46 Total _ _ _ $1,712,273.53 THE FIRST BANK, GRIFFITHVILLE Population 207. Chartered November 6, 1905. White County Telephone Number 256. Transit Number 81-347 Officers Directors James A. Neaville_________President Jas. A. Neaville Mrs. L. A. Neaville James A. Neaville, Jr._Vice President Jas. A. Neaville, Jr. John B. Neaville John B. Neaville_____________ Cashier George F. Key_________Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ U. S. Gov’t obligations_ Furniture and fixtures_ Banking h ou se_________ Cash and due from banks 164,018.47 110,000.00 600.00 1.00 70,721.97 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ I Surplus fund __________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Total capital accounts_$ 27,125.75 Demand deposits_______ PubMc funds __________ Total d e p ._$ 318,095.01 Other liabilities Total .$ 345,341.44 Total 20,000.00 4,000.00 3,125.75 292,754.28 25,340.73 120.68 $ 345,341.44 56 State of Arkansas: Bank Department CLARK COUNTY BANK, GURDON Population 2,390. Chartered August 4, 1900. Clark County Telephone Number 3-4414. Officers F. H. Rudolph___________ President E. H. Frizzell_________Vice President Richard E. Davidson_________Cashier Mrs. Lewelyn Edwards_Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-349 Directors Earl Clark J. E. McMillan Charles H. Crowe Earl Ross Richard E. Davidson F. H. Rudolph E. H. Frizzell STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts___ $ Overdrafts ____________ U. S. Gov’t obligations_ Other bonds and securities____________ Furniture and fixtures_ Cash and due from banks Total 403,959.12 1.64 391,375.63 260,936.94 2,138.30 427,393.50 $1,485,805.13 Capital s t o c k __________$ Surplus fund __________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Reserves ______________ Total capital accounts_$ 146,579.89 50,000.00 40,000.00 52,487.28 4,092.61 Demand deposits_______ Time deposits _________ U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public fu n d s ___________ Total dep. __$1,339,225.24 698,403.28 439,532.18 8,449.71 192,840.07 $1,485,805.13 Total FARMERS BANK, HAMBURG Population 2,655. Chartered March 10, 1941. Ashley County Telephone Number 47. Officers S. A. Wilcoxon__________ President V. W. Walker_______ Vice President Louie G. Foote______________ Cashier Paul Kirkland__________Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-181 Directors F. P. Blanks Murphy Jones W. E. Foote V. W. Walker Leroy Higginbotham S. A. Wilcoxon STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ Overdrafts _ U. S. Gov’t obligations_ Other bonds and securities _ Furniture and fixtures_ Cash and due from banks, Total ______ 488,294.00 86.26 668,056.26 187,712.11 1.00 307,223.83 __ $1,651,373.46 Liabilities Capital stock $ Surplus fund Undivided profits Reserves _ _ Total capital accounts_$ 194,493.51 50,000.00 50,000.00 84,493.51 10,000.00 1,274,886.89 Demand deposits 76,986.99 Time deposits _ 2,596.62 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public funds _ _ 102,409.45 Total d e p ._$1,456,879.95 Total $1,651,373.46 Forty-Second, Report 57 CALHOUN COUNTY BANK, HAMPTON Population 838. Chartered October 26, 1906. Calhoun County Telephone Number 42. Officers B. W. Harrell____________President Searcy Harrell________Vice President Len Harrell_________________ Cashier Mary H. Johnston____ Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-353 Directors Hubert J. Brown Searcy Harwell B. W. Harrell E. C. Johnston Fay Harrell I. C. Strickland John E. Hearnsberger STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ U. S. Gov’t obligations, _ Other bonds and securities Furiture and fixtures-_ Banking house Cash and due from banks 425,136.45 448,345.00 240,823.59 7,500.00 7,900.00 243,629.68 T o ta l__________________ $1,373,334.72 Liabilities Capital stock $ 25,000.00 100,000.00 Surplus fund Undivided profits 41,370.80 Total capital accounts_$ 166,370.80 Demand deposits Time deposits U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public funds Total dep. __$1,206,963.92 830,301.75 165,807.36 14,363.09 196,491.72 T o ta l__________________ $1,373,334.72 THE BANK OF HARRISBURG, HARRISBURG Population 1.498. Poinsett County Chartered December 2, 1930. Telephone No. PLaza 7-5427. Transit No. 81-693 Officers T. T. Mardis_____________ President Wm. S. Martin________Vice President Horace S. Smith____________Cashier Mrs. Ida J. Bettis_____ Asst. Cashier Wilburn J. Cole_______ Asst. Cashier Mrs. Doris H. Smith__ Asst. Cashier Directors Mrs. D. M. Mardis Wm. S. Martin T. T. Mardis STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ ! U. S. Gov’t obligations_ Furniture and fixtures__ Banking h ou se_________ Cash and due from banks 508,453.36 641,150.00 11,513.54 8,358.00 427,101.42 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________: Surplus fund __________ Undivided p r o fit s _____ Total capital accounts_$ 160,720.68 50.000. 00 50.000.00 60,720.68 Demand deposits_______ 1,269,686.39 40,290.30 U. S. Gov't deposits___ Public fu n d s ___________ 125,878.95 Total dep. __ $1,435,855.64 Total $1,596,576.32 Total $1,596,576.32 58 State of Arkansas: Bank Department COMMERCIAL BANK, HARRISON Population 5,542. Boone County Chartered July 7, 1944. Telephone Number 306. Transit Number 81-746 Officers T. W. Rogers_____________President D. L. Owens_________ Vice President Verl Hudspeth_______ Vice President H. D. Dixon________________ Cashier Mrs. C. N. Kent, Sr____ Asst. Cashier Directors H. D. Dixon D. L. Owens Verl Hudspeth Rabie Rhodes C. N. Kent, Sr. T. W. Rogers Joe Miller STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Liabilities Resources Capital stock __________$ -75,000.00 Leans and discounts___ $1,698,947.64 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 430,557.62 Surplus f u n d __________ 100,000.00 Other bonds and Undivided profits ______ 31,248.59 securities____________ 520,963.58 Total capital accounts_$ 206,243.59 Furniture and fixtures._ 26,331.20 Cash and due from banks 922,026.17 2,241.30 Demand deposits_______ 2,149,790.54 Other resources________ Time deposits _________ 849,345.24 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 33,800.62 Public fu n d s ___________ 218,375 44 Deposits of b an k s______ 121,548.33 Total dep. __$3,372,860.17 Other liabilities _______ Total $3,601,067.51 21,958.75 T o ta l__________________ $3,601,067.51 THE SECURITY BANK, HARRISON Population 5,542. Boone County Chartered November 20, 1931. Telephone Number 86. Transit Number 81-704 Officers C. C. Alexander___________President Roy L. Baker, Jr--------Exec. Vice Pres. E. R. Tims________Exec. Vice Pres. & Cashier L. A. Watkins_________ Vice President T. C. Heuer_________ Vice President Jim Tilley_____________ Asst. Cashier Directors C. C. Alexander Joe Kirby Roy L. Baker R. W. Milum Roy L. Baker, Jr. W. O. Newton F. L. Coffman E. R. Tims Garvin Fitton L. A.Watkins T. C. Heuer STATEMENT OF JUNE 30. 1956 Liabilities Resources . Capital s t o c k __________$ 150,000.00 Loans and discounts___ $2,965,570.68 Surplus fund __________ 150,000.00 Overdrafts ____________ 4,374.19 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 1,231,445.40 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 102,349.03 Total capital Other bonds and accounts._$ 402,349.03 securities____________ 842,442.91 Furniture and fixtures_ 35,120.75 Banking h o u se _________ 47,498.50 Demand deposits_______ 3,980,448.00 Time deposits _________ 1,693,812.29 Cash and due from banks 1,376,746.09 75,731.09 Other resources________ 3.00 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public fu n d s ___________ 287,404.96 63,456.15 Deposits of banks_______ Total d e p ._$6,100,852.49 Total $6,503,201.52 Total $6,503,201.52 59 Forty-Second Report PRAIRIE COUNTY BANK, HAZEN Population 1,270. Chartered July 17, 1945. Prairie County Telephone Number 2511. Officers J. J. Screeton____________President L. P. Aycock__________ Vice President J. E. Sparks__________ Vice President R. C. Hartlieb_________Vice President Grace 0. Stallings__________Cashier Transit Number 81-750 Directors L. J. H. R. P. Aycock 0. Crowly J. Hall C. Hartlieb Mrs. Ezra J. J. J. E. H. B. Robinson Shoop Screeton Sparks STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Liabilities 60,000.00 Capital s t o c k __________! Loans and discounts___ $1,071,640.45 Surplus fund __________ 40,000.00 Overdrafts ____________ 1,494.60 41,499.41 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 133,100.00 Undivided p ro fits______ Reserves ______________ 23,427.71 Other bonds and securities____________ 173,753.74 Total capital accounts_$ 164,927.12 Furniture and fixtures_ 21,717.25 Banking h ou se_________ 22,672.95 Cash and due from banks 299,763.40 Demand deposits_______ 1,131,329.15 Other resources________ 591.42 Time deposits _________ 273,337.20 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 11,870.82 Public fu n d s___________ 133,269.52 10,000.00 Deposits of banks_______ Total d e p ._$1,559,806.69 Total $1,724,733.81 Total $1,724,733.81 THE CLEBURNE COUNTY BANK, HEBER SPRINGS Population 2,109. Cleburne County Chartered December 16, 1930. Telephone No. 2-2643. Transit Number 81-175 Officers Directors Wiley H. Robbins___________President E. A. Jenkerson Joe N. Robbins Jerome Johnson.Exec. Vice President Jerome Johnson W. E. Robbins Walter Aldridge_______________ Cashier Bruce Robbins Wiley H. Robbins Sam Morton___________ Asst. Cashier Louis E. Robbins Della Mae Verser______ Asst. Cashier Awin Hazelwood_______ Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts___ $ 398.088.30 Capital s t o c k __________$ 30,000.00 Overdrafts ____________ 105.58 Surplus f u n d __________ 35,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations.- 426,000.00 Undivided p r o fit s _____ 108,902.90 Other bonds and Reserves ________________ 28,607.07 Total capital securities____________ 310,744,14 Furniture and fixtures_ 4,250.00 accounts_$ 202,509.97 Banking h ou se_________ 1.00 Cash and due from banks 265,052.12 Demand deposits________ 1,121,710.81 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 21,144.52 Public fu n d s ___________ 58,875.84 Total dep. —$1,201,731.17 Total $1,404,241.14 Total $1,404,241.14 60 State of Arkansas: Bank Department GUARANTY LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY, HELENA (Not engaged in commercial banking) Population 11,236. Phillips County Chartered February 9, 1910. Telephone No. Hickory 4-3032. Transit No. 81-64 Officers Dewey Moore______________ President Harry G. Stephens___ Vice President Clinton L. McKelvy________ Secretary Wm. D. Hudson, Jr----------- Treasurer S. H. Hurst C. E. Mayer D.Moore Directors W. L. Morris H. G. Stephens STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 117,187.39 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 600.00 Other bonds and 24,400.00 securities____________ 1, 000.00 Furniture and fixtures_ 1.00 Other real e s ta te ______ 61,793.93 Cash and due from banks Other resources ________ 3,601.00 208,583.32 Total Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ ! Surplus f u n d __________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Total capital accounts_$ 93,964.81 50.000. 00 30.000. 00 13,964.81 Trust deposits . Other liabilities 111,674.55 2,943.96 Total 208,583.32 VALLEY BANE, HINDSVILLE Population 262. Chartered November 8, 1907. Madison County Telephone Number 320. Officers Adry Gaskill _____President C. F. Fitch, Jr. Vice President Lloyd A. Linebarger Cashier Transit Number 81-362 Directors W. B. Bunch James R. Hargis C. F. Fitch, Jr. Tom Hargis Adry Gaskill Lloyd A. Linebarger STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts----- $ Overdrafts U. S. Gov’t obligations_ Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures_ Banking house Cash and due from banks 80,645.98 366.72 85,000.00 9,940.00 1.00 400.00 94,078.50 T o t a l___________________ $ 270,432.20 Liabilities Capital stock $ Surplus fund _ _ Undivided profits Reserves _ _ Total capital accounts_$ 32,326.18 Demand deposits Time deposits ____ U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public funds _ _ Total d e p ._$ 238,106.02 10,000.00 10,000.00 5,097.87 7,228.31 150,360.48 72,415.54 330.00 15,000.00 T o t a l____________________$ 270,432.20 Forty-Second Report 61 BANK OF HOLLY GROVE, HOLLY GROVE Population 761. Chartered March 12, 1903. Monroe County Telephone Number 2681. Transit Number 81-275 D ifA P fA rc n f f ip A i* ® M. P. Walls_______________ President J. I. Matthews________Vice President Jack Phillips________________ Cashier Margaret J. Mack_____ Asst. Cashier B. J. Lambert J. I. Matthews John B. Moore M. P. Walls O. M. Washington STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ U. S. Gov’t obligations_ Other bonds and securities____________ Furniture and fixtures_ Banking h ou se_________ Cash and due from banks "Total 546,175.80 560,723.13 115,953.13 766.87 1.00 209,789.78 $1,433,409.71 Liabilities Capitol stock _ $ 30,000.00 Surplus fund _ 100,000.00 Undivided profits 55,213.56 Total capital accounts_$ 185,213.56 Demand deposits Time d ep osits_ U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public funds _ _ _ Total dep. __$1,248,196.15 Total 918,203,48 231,013.59 992.75 97,986.33 $1,433,409.71 HORATIO STATE BANK, HORATIO Population 776. Chartered May 15, 1905. Sevier County Telephone Number 77. Officers C. E. Hendrix_____________ President W. H. Frith_________Vice President JMazie Gallaher______________ Cashier Transit Number 81-342 O. T. Brinkley F. R. Ethridge C. E. Hendrix Directors Lilia S. Hendrix L. O. Shull STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ Overdrafts ____________ U. S. Gov’t obligations_ Other bonds and securities____________ Furniture and fixtures_ Banking h ou se_________ Cash and due from banks Other resources________ 570,252.00 687.00 466,465.35 170,320.86 5,500.00 4,000.00 511,390.67 36.66 Liabilities Capitol s t o c k __________$ Surplus f u n d __________ Undivided p r o fit s _____ Total capital accounts_$ 116,761.28 Demand deposits_______ 1,292,540.36 Time deposits _________ 215,777.49 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 4,121.64 Public fu n d s ___________ 98,936.71 Total dep. __$1,611,376.20 Other liabilities________ "Total $1,728,652.54 32,500.00 42,500.00 41,761.28 Total 515.06 $1,728,652.54 62 State of Arkansas: Bank Department ARKANSAS TRUST COMPANY, HOT SPRINGS Population 29,307. Chartered April 18, 1907. Garland County Telephone No. NAtional 3-4424 Transit No. 81-51 Officers D. Burgauer______________ President G. H. Sexton___ Exec. Vice President Norton Meek__ Vice Pres. & Cashier W. L. Little___ Vice Pres. & Auditor E. M. Thrash_________Vice President Marie Schnebelen______ Asst. Cashier & Tr. Officer Robert E. Jones________ Asst. Cashier C. J. Clements_________ Asst. Cashier H. G. Gasbarre________ Asst. Cashier F. L. Baldwin_________ Asst. Cashier Directors D. Burgauer Albert M. Guice C. J. Horner Norton Meek Carl E. Mi-les George H. Sexton Floyd L. Thompson E. M. Thrash Hill A. Wheatley Warren W. Wilson STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts__ $ 3,083,839.13 Overdrafts ___________ 693.13 U. S. Gov’t obligations- 6,155,344.89 Other bonds and 941,399.55 securities___________ 42,452.56 Furniture and fixturesBanking h o u se ________ 38,500.00 Cash and due from banks 2,883,641.23 63,882.75 Other resources _______ Liabilities Capital s t o c k _________$ Surplus f u n d _________ Undivided p r o f it s _____ Reserves _______________ Total capital accounts_$ 1,167,869.30 Demand deposits______ Time deposits ________ U. S. Gov’t deposits — Public fu n d s __________ Deposits of ban ks____ Total dep._$ll,978,647.74 9,853,277.41 784,152.35 207,719.31 1,104,419.12 29,079.55 Other liabilities _______ Total $13,209,753.24 Total 400,000.00^ 400,000.00 299,705.63 68,163.67 63,236.20 $13,209,753.24 63 Forty-Second Report JACKSONVILLE STATE BANK, JACKSONVILLE Population 2,474. Chartered August 2, 1949. Pulaski County Telephone No. Liberty 4-2114. Officers Kenneth Pat Wilson________President Austin Leeds________Vice President & Cashier Mrs. Joyce Hester_____ Asst. Cashier Mrs. Melda A. Rice___ Asst. Cashier Transit No. 81-764 Directors Jack East, Jr. B. F. Thompson J. H. Mize Kenneth Pat Wilson Clarence H. Thomas STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________$ 150,000.00 Loans and discounts___ $1,736,149.17 100,000.00 Overdrafts ____________ 230.74 Surplus f u n d __________ Undivided p r o fit s _____ 46,994.72 U. S. Gov’t obligations-_ 648,218.75 Reserves ______________ 11,800.00 Other bonds and Total capital securities____________ 318,631.06 accounts_$ 308,794.72 Furniture and fixtures. _ 21,558.79 Banking h ou se_________ 38,980.13 Cash and due from banks 1,039,921.46 Demand deposits_______ 2,271,957.66 Other resources________ 1.00 Time deposits _________ 423,541.87 623,575.20 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public fu n d s ___________ 153,238.94 Total dep. —$3,472,313.67 Resources Other liabilities________ Total $3,803,691.10 Total 22,582.71 $3,803,691.10 NEWTON COUNTY BANK, JASPER Population 407. Newton County Chartered March 24, 1903. Telephone Number 9. Transit Number 81-371 Officers L. W. Nance_____________ President Alta Gorden_________ Vice President W. C. Moten_________ Vice President L. W. Nance________________ Cashier Joe C. Nance__________Asst. Cashier Directors Alta Gorden W. C. Moten Jerry Nance Joe C. Nance L. W. Nance STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________$ 25.000. 00 Loans and discounts___ $ 259,305.59 Surplus fund __________ Overdrafts ____________ 12.55 25.000. 00 Undivided p r o fit s ______ U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 378,869.60 30,137.08 Total capital Other bonds and accounts_$ 80,137.08 20,021.00 securities____________ Furniture and fixtures_ 4,204.45 Banking h ou se_________ 5,036.27 Demand deposits_______ 558,233.41 119,238.21 Other real es ta te ______ 400.00 Time deposits _________ Public fu n d s ___________ Cash and due from banks 132,517.15 42,757.91 Total d e p ._$ 720,229.53 Resources Total .$ 800,366.61 Total .$ 800,366.61 64 State of Arkansas: Bank Department CITIZENS BANK OF JONESBORO, JONESBORO Population 16,310. Chartered July 25, 1919. Craighead County- Telephone No. WEbster 2-6603. Officers M. L. McKinney___________President C. V. McKinney_______Vice President M. W. Griffin_______________ Cashier D. C. Jones___________Asst. Cashier Transit No. 81-613 Directors C. V. McKinney Vance Thompson G. E. McKinney R. E. Wade M. L. McKinney STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts__ $ Overdrafts ___________ U. S. Gov’t obligations. Other bonds and securities___________ Furniture and fixtures. Cash and due from banks Total 4,188,962.13 20.27 2,034,424.37 1,546,899.86 74,902.00 2,393,499.91 $10,238,708.54 Liabilities Capital stock __________! Surplus f u n d _________ Undivided p r o f it s ____ Total capital accounts_$ 759,943.34 Demand deposits______ Time deposits ________ U. S. Gov’t deposits__ Public fu n d s __________ Deposits of banks____ Total dep._$ 9,478,765.20 Total 300.000. 00 200.000. 00 259,943.34 4,523,218.96 3,688,736.58 90,167.58 832,195.83 344,446.25 $10,238,708.54 Forty-Second Report 65 MERCANTILE BANK, JONESBORO Population 16,310. Craighead County Chartered January 7, 1932. Telephone No. WEbster 5-5521. Officers Charles Frierson__________President Nathan Deutsch___ Exec. Vice Pres. Edward H. Cherry___ Vice President R. W. Higginbotham_____ Vice Pres. Carey Smith________________ Cashier Alberta Dickson________ Asst. Cashier Louise Beasley_________ Asst. Cashier Naomi Craft___________ Asst. Cashier Transit No. 81-72 Directors Bryan Armstrong Joe C. Barrett Edward 0. Cherry Nathan Deutsch W. M. Freeze, Jr. Charles Frierson W. Gus Nash J. Paul Smith STATEMENT OF JUNE 30. 1956 Liabilities Resources Capital stock $ 200,000.00 Loans and discounts___ $4,050,170.48 Surplus fund 200,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 2,270,124.14 183,520.09 Other bonds and Undivided profits 3,000.00 securities____________ 862,338.32 Reserves Furniture and fixtures_ 30,973.79 Total capital accounts_$ 586,520.09 32,000.00 Banking h ou se_________ Other real e s ta te ______ 3,870.00 4,079,639.26 Cash and due from banks 1,399,910.52 Demand deposits 3,460,200.64 Other resources________ 17,022.18 Time deposits _ U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 83,602.66 Public fu n d s____ 353,093.10 Deposits of banks _ _ 103,353.68 Total d e p ._$8,079,889.34 Total $8,666,409.43 Total $8,666,409.43 FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK, JUDSONIA Population 1,122. White County Chartered May 29, 1913.Telephone Number 38. Transit Number 81-549 Officers A. J. Stephens____________ President J. Herbert Graves___ Vice President C. I. Stevens________________ Cashier Bettye L. Hulsey_______Asst. Cashier Directors J. Herbert Graves A. J. Stephens John A. Henson E. O. Yancey STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Liabilities Resources Capital s t o c k ______ _ $ 35,000.00 Loans and discounts___ $ 215,132.60 Surplus f u n d ___ ___ 35,000.00 U. S. Gov't obligations_ 309,390.63 Undivided p r o fit s ___ 23,378.35 Other bonds and securities ____________ 115,920.00 Total capital 4.600.00 accounts_$ 93,378.35 Furniture and fixtures_ 4.500.00 Banking house ___ 645,624.19 Cash and due from banks 158,927.90 Demand deposits 1.00 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 4,990.72 _____ Other resources Public fu n d s ___________ 64,478.87 Total d e p ._$ 715,093.78 Total _ _____ __ __ $ 808,472.13 T o ta l____________ ____ $ 808,472.13 66 State of Arkansas: Bank Department UNION STATE BANK, JUNCTION CITY Population 1,013. Chartered August 28, 1933. Union County- Telephone Number 73. Officers I. A. Brinker______________ President 0. H. Goodwin________Vice President J. M. Thompson_____________ Cashier Mrs. Ruthelle C. Lusby_Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-232 Directors I. A. Brinker A. A. Couch O. H. Goodwin Houston Hall H. E. Kinard STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 160,151.57 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 517,808.45 Other bonds and securities____________ 24,392.23 1.00 Furniture and fixtures_ Banking h ou se _________ 1,700.00 Other real e s ta te _____ 3.00 Cash and due from banks 281,188.96 T o t a l___________________ $ 985,243.21 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________$ Surplus fund __________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Reserves ________________ Total capital accounts_$ 122,711.58 Demand deposits_______ Time deposits-_________ U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public fu n d s ___________ Total dep. 862,531.63 25,000.00 75,000.00 18,861.58 3,850.00 573,181.37 204,802.56 23,718.32 60,829.38 T o t a l___________________ $ 985,243.21 BANK OF KENSETT, KENSETT Population 829. Chartered February 17, 1922. White County Telephone Number 191. Officers A. P. Mills-------------------------President John H. Johnston____ Vice President Mrs. Thelma Roth___________Cashier Transit Number 81-649 Directors John H. Johnston A. P. Mills J. W. Sloan STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 128,469.85 Overdrafts ____________ 9.70 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 190,000.00 Furniture and fixtures_ 58.89 Banking h ou se _________ 1.00 Cash and due from banks 292,136.02 Other resources _______ 1.00 Total $ 610,676.46 Liabilities .... $ Capital stock Surplus fund __ ___ Undivided profits Total capital accounts_$ 44,830.24 25,000.00 5,000.00 14,830.24 Demand deposits_______ Public fu n d s ___________ Total dep. 565,701.12 556,460.43 9,240.69 Other liabilities ________ 145.10 Total .$ 610,676.46 Forty-Second Report 67 BANK OF KINGSTON, KINGSTON Population 200. Madison County Chartered April 7, 1011. Transit Number 81-467 Officers Directors A. B. Bunch_____________ President Tom Hargis__________Vice President Wilson Bunch_______________ Cashier Wm. B. Bunch________Asst. Cashier A. B. Bunch Tom Hargis Fred Evon Bunch Ada B. McCracken Wilson Bunch STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts___ $ 67,946.10 Capital stock _$ 10,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 116,846.50 Surplus fund 10,000.00 Other bonds and Undivided profits 8,300.57 securities 27,960.00 Reserves 5,000.00 Furniture and fixtures-.. 631 00 Total capital Banking house 1.00 accounts_$ 33,300.57 Other real estate ______ 3.00 Cash and due from banks 82,019.72 Demand deposits 176,541.10 Time deposits 75,565.65 Public funds 10,000.00 Total dep. __$ 262,106.75 Total _ $ 295,407.32 Total $ 295,407.32 FARMERS STATE BANK, LAKE CITY Population 783. Craighead County Chartered February 28, 1950. Telephone Number 3221. Transit Number 81-766 Officers Herbert H. McAdams_____ President Fred Carter__________Sr. Vice Pres. O’Dell A. Sanders-_Exec. Vice Pres. & Cashier Donald Timms______Asst. Vice Pres. L. D. Walker, Jr_____ Asst. Cashier LaWanda Timms_____ Asst. Cashier Directors Fred Carter O’Dell Sanders L. A. Cato Donald Timms W. O. Doak G. E. Wood H. H. McAdams M. S. Rubenstein STATEMENT OF JUNE 30. 1956 Liabilities Resources Capital s t o c k __________$ Loans and discounts___ $ 712,853.61 Surplus fund __________ U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 100,500.00 Undivided p r o fit s _____ Other bonds and securities____________ 17,000.00 Reserves ______________ Furniture and fixtures_ 1,000.00 Total capital accounts_$ 306,433.39 Banking h ou se_________ 4,000.00 Cash and due from banks 340,756.18 Demand deposits_______ Time deposits _________ U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public fu n d s ___________ Deposits of ban k s______ Total dep. 869,676.40 Total $1,176,109.79 Total 125,000.00 100,000.00 76,694.25 4,739.14 451,299.83 159,736.14 10,098.36 208,776.93 39,765.14 $1,176,109.79 68 State of Arkansas: Bank Department BANK OF LAKE VILLAGE, LAKE VILLAGE Population 2,484. Chicot County Chartered October 14, 1937. Telephone No. AN 5-2241. Transit Number 81-598 Directors Officers W. T. Wynn_______________ President E. T. Cashion___ Exec. Vice President J. B. Gillison_________Vice President James S. Suitt______________ Cashier Mrs. Dessie Lee Gibbs_Asst. Cashier Joyce Bell_____________ Asst. Cashier Ben Angel D. W. BrooksJ. H. Burge E. T. Cashion J. B. Gillison W. C. Lovette W. T. Wynn STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________$ 100,000.00 Loans and discounts___ $1,151,226.30 Surplus f u n d __________ 100,000.00 Overdrafts ____________ 1,681.59 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 100,216.56 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 689,900.00 Reserves ______________ 19,508.62 Other bonds and securities____________ 419,410.64 Total capital accounts_$ 319,725.18 Furniture and fixtures_ 8,609.00 Banking h o u se _________ 4,000.00 Demand deposits_______ 1,609,453.36 Cash and due from banks 510,160.80 Time deposits _________ 477,094.21 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 14,224.64 Public fu n d s ___________ 363,135.42 Total dep. __$2,463,907.63 Resources Other liabilities________ T o ta l__________________ $2,784,988.33 1,355.52 T o ta l__________________ $2,784,988.33 CITIZENS BANK OF LAVACA, LAVACA Population 373. Sebastian County Chartered May 5, 1910. Telephone Number 2341. Transit Number 81-378 TYi I ' p p t a i *c] fii* p i* c W. D. West______________ President J. M. Llewellyn_____ Vice President and Cashier R. E. Strang__________Asst. Cashier W. J. Echols J. M. Llewellyn W. D. West STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________$ 15,000.00 Loans and discounts___ $ 172,967.17 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 174,588.30 Surplus fund __________ 15,000.00 Other blonds and 23,169.71 Undivided p rofits_______ securities____________ 40,756.74 Total capital accounts_$ 53,169.71 Furniture and fixtures_ 1,000.00 Banking h ou se _________ 600.00 Cash and due from banks 169,132.00 Demand deposits_______ 395,203.65 Time deposits _________ 29,946.24 U. S. Gov't deposits___ "3,276.77 Public fu n d s ___________ 77,447.84 Total dep. __$ 505,874.50 Resources Total $ 559,044.21 Total $ 559,044.21 69 Forty-Second Report LEACHVILLE STATE BANK, LEACHVILLE Population 1,230. Chartered December 18, 1950. Mississippi County Telephone Number 82. Officers Transit Number 81-769 Directors J. Lee Bearden___________ President J. L. Swihart_________Vice President Robert Braden______________ Cashier Fred F. Alexander____ Asst. Cashier J. Lee Bearden Nelson Henry J. L. Swihart Louis Weinburg STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Liabilities Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 687,505.67 2.31 Overdrafts ____________ U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 25,000.00 Furniture and fixtures_ 10,896.65 5,441.66 Banking h ou se_________ Other real e s ta te ______ 1,300.00 Cash and due from banks 219,725.59 T ota l__________________ $ 949,871.88 Capital stock $ Surplus fund __ Undivided profits Total capital accounts_$ 118,756.20 Demand deposits _ Time deposits ____ Public funds Total dep. __$ 831,115.68 50,000.00 50,000.00 18,756.20 529,860.12 131,599.18 169,656.38 T ota l__________________ $ 949,871.88 LITTLE RIVER BANK, LEPANTO Population 1,683. Poinsett County Chartered November 21, 1919. Telephone Number 108. Transit Number 81-622 Officers Directors D. F. Portis______________President B. H. Murphy_______ Vice President J. C. Portis__________ Vice President A. T. Bell__________________ Cashier Will J. Riddick_______ Asst. Cashier W. L. Hodges________ Asst. Cashier A. T. Bell E. P. Burton W. H. Cross Wayne Eason B. H. Murphy D. F. Portis J. C. Portis STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts___ $1,680,331.21 U. S. Gov’t obligations-_ 49,593.76 Other bonds and securities____________ 115,092.50 Furniture and fixtures_ 1.00 Cash and due from banks 459,346.75 Capital s t o c k __________ $ 100,000.00 Surplus fund T_________ 200,000.00 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 40,344.30 Reserves ______________ 9,373.80 Total capital accounts_$ 349,718.10 Demand deposits_______ 1,458,285.20 Time d ep osits________ 242,422.28 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 6,544.26 Public fu n d s ___________ 247,395.38 Total dep. __$1,954,647.12 Total $2,304,365.22 Total $2,304,365.22 70 State of Arkansas: Bank Department LESLIE STATE BANK, LESLIE Population 610. Chartered April 17, 1948. Searcy County Telephone Number 60. Officers Rex Killebrew_____________ President Arthur J. Siegel_____ Vice President & Cashier Transit Number 81-761 Directors J. Virgil Blair Page H. Thomas Rex Killebrew Arthur J. Siegel STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 265,195.86 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 248,860.04 Other bonds and securities____________ 22,406.50 Furniture and fixtures_ 1,989.95 Cash and due from banks 174,781.99 Other resources ________ 305.81 Total $ 713,540.15 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________: Surplus fund __________ Undivided p r o fit s _____ Total capital accounts__$ 69,783.25 Demand deposits_______ Time deposits _________ U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public fu n d s ___________ Total dep. — $ 643,756.90 Total 25.000. 00 25.000. 00 19,783.25 360,554.04 256,262.54 6,056.25 20,884.07 $ 713,540.15 PEOPLES BANK AND LOAN COMPANY, LEWISVILLE Population 1,237. Chartered August 25, 1911. Lafayette County Telephone Number 98. Officers W. D. Stewart____________President J. C. Landes___ Exec. Vice President & Cashier Transit Number 81-475 Directors P. D. Burton J. W. Patton, Jr. P. D. Burton, Jr. J. C. Landes Alvis Fuller W. D. Stewart J. A. Harrel STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts__ $ Overdrafts ____________ U. S. Gov’t obligations Other bonds’ and securities____________ Furniture and fixtu res_ Banking house ________ Cash and due from banks Other resources________ Total 627,721.48 142.81 557,985.94 454,532.87 9,060.39 15,000.00 416,486 47 5,862.23 $2,086,792.19 Liabilities Capital stock __________$ Surplus fund __________ Undivided p r o fit s _____ Total capital accounts__$ 151,766.12 Demand deposits ______ Time deposits ________ U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public funds __________ Total dep. —$1,935,026.07 Total 50,000.00 75,000.00 26,766.12 937,258.22 818,321.57 15,194.69 164,251.59 $2,086,792.19 71 Forty-Second Report BANK OF LINCOLN, LINCOLN Population 771. Washington County Chartered March 19, 1903. Telephone Number 4-1191. Transit Number 81-384 Officers W. T. Shannon___________ President J. A. English________Vice President B. J. Basden________________ Cashier C. C. Karnes__________Asst. Cashier B. J. Basden E. W. Baugh J. A. English H. A. Lewis Directors R. H. Pitts S. H. Pitts W. T. Shannon STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ Loans and discounts__ $ 449,431.10 1,294.53 Surplus fund __________ Overdrafts ____________ U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 416,500.00 Undivided p r o fit s ______ Total capital Other bonds and accounts_$ 126,611.79 securities____________ 107,315.00 Furniture and fixtures_ 1.00 Banking house ________ 2,000.00 Demand deposits ______ Cash and due from banks 303,248.88 Time deposits__________ U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public funds __________ Total dep. —$1,153,178.72 Total $1,279,790.51 Total 25.000. 00 25.000. 00 76,611.79 853,439.98 253,831.79 4,536.35 41,370.60 $1,279,790.51 BANK OF ARKANSAS, LITTLE ROCK Population 102,213. Pulaski County Chartered October 5, 1955. Tel. No. MOhawk 6-5404. Transit Number 81-780 Officers B. T. Harris______________ President George W. Wilson----- Vice President & Cashier Directors E. L. Gaunt Dabbs Sullivan J. Herbert Graves Beloit Taylor B. T. Harris Wm. H. Thompson Worth James M. D. Turnage Mrs. J. B Ledbetter George W. Wilson E. L. McHaney, Jr. Edward L. Wright H. F. Minnis Kenneth P. Wilson STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts___ $1,021,932.41 Capital s t o c k __________ $ 200,000.00 50,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 100,070.31 Surplus f u n d __________ Other bonds and Undivided p r o fit s ______ 29,291.66 securities____________ 7,500.00 Total capital Furniture and fixtures_ 23,234.43 accounts._$ 279,291.66 53,564.42 Banking h ou se_________ Cash and due from banks 454,749.46 Demand deposits_______ 1,091,072.77 Other resources________ 3,500.00 Time deposits _________ 149,053.54 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 20,133.06 Public fu n d s ___________ 70,000.00 Deposits of ban k s______ 55,000.00 Total d e p ._$1,385,259.37 Total $1,664,551.03 Total $1,664,551.03 72 State of Arkansas: Bank Department METROPOLITAN TRUST COMPANY, LITTLE ROCK (Not engaged in commercial banking) Population 102,213. Chartered June 5, 1925. Pulaski County Telephone Number FRanklin 4-1744. Officers Somers Matthews__________ President Justin Matthews, III__ Vice President Justin Matthews, Jr________Secretary Eva M. Hale_________Asst. Secretary Directors Alice E. Matthews Lila B. Matthews Justin Matthews, III Somers Matthews Justin Matthews, Jr. STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ ! Other bonds and securities____________ Furniture and fixtures_ Other real e s ta te ______ Cash and due from banks Other resources ________ 7,473.07 1,821.37 131,532.23 4,344.12 191,901.21 Total 382,972.83 45,900.83 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________! Surplus f u n d __________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Total capital accounts_$ 379,008.64 Other liabilities Total 176,700.00 17,670.00 184,638.64 3,964.19 382,972.83 PULASKI HEIGHTS BANK, LITTLE ROCK Population 102,213. Pulaski County Chartered August 29, 1955. Tel. No. MOhawk 3-6301. Transit Number 81-779 Officers John J. Truemper, Sr_____ President Robert S. Taylor_____ Vice President & Cashier Directors A. B. Corder James T. McKinnon Leon P. Fields J. J. Truemper, Sr. James F. Hewitt Eugene R. Warren A. Walton Litz STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ U. S. Gov’t obligations_ Other bonds and securities____________ Furniture and fixtures_ Banking h ou se_________ Cash and due from banks Other resources________ Total 429,321.08 278,356.26 150,000.00 37,622.21 79,310.92 382,483.52 2,054.88 $1,359,148.87 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________$ 200,000.00 Surplus fund __________ 40,000.00 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 35,795.95 Total capital accounts_$ 275,795.95 Demand deposits_______ Time deposits _________ U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public fu n d s ___________ Deposits of banks______ Total d e p ._$1,083,352.92 Total 758,677.21 142,877.54 16,096.68 140,701.49 25,000.00 $1,359,148.87 Forty-Second. Report 73 WORTHEN BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, LITTLE ROCK Population 102,213. Chartered August 4, 1902. Pulaski County Tel. No. FRanklin 4-4392. Officers James H. Penick___________ President John G. Potts_________ Vice President Gardner Lile__________ Vice President G. A. Zimmerman____Vice President Booker Worthen_______ Vice President R. B. Elwood_________ Vice President Dan M. Murphy_______ Vice President Melvin Lawson________ Vice President Edward M. Penick____ Vice President W. G. Cobb___________ Vice President E. 0. Manees_________ Vice President M. S. Heim_____Asst. Vice President Louis East_____ Asst. Vice President R. M. McCown__ Asst. Vice President C. L. Tarleton_Asst. Vice President Emmett L. Darr_____________ Cashier G. L. Alexander______ Asst. Cashier Alvin J. Reap, Jr--------- Asst. Cashier Frank J. Moser________ Asst. Cashier Simpson Wilbourn_____ Asst. Cashier James Penick, Jr._Asst, to President A. F. Williams__ Asst. Trust Officer Richard F. Gates_______Special Rep. M. L. Hogan________________ Auditor Transit Number 81-7 Directors William C. Allsopp G. Ted Cameron W. Robert Crow Alfred Leymer Frank Lyon Edward M. Penick James H. Penick John G. Potts John A. Riggs, Jr. Frank M. Silverman Theo C. Treadway Booker Worthen STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts__ $21,004,616.84 Overdrafts ___________ 160.37 U. S. Gov’t obligations- 18,841,753.61 Other bonds and securities___________ 5,907,315.58 Furniture and fixtures140,000.00 Banking h ou se________ 400,000.00 Cash and due from banks 19,307,122.00 Other resources_______ 106,202.61 Liabilities Capital s t o c k ------------- $ 1,000,000.00 Surplus f u n d _________ 2,000,000.00 Undivided p r o fit s _____ 467,973.10 Reserves _____________ 212,957.08 Total capital accounts_$ 3,680,930.18 Demand deposits______ 30,960,301.96 Time deposits ________ 12,656,646.35 U. S. Gov’t deposits__ 820,402.01 Public fu n d s __________ 8,572,411.45 Deposits of ban k s_____ 9,006,073.98 Total dep.-$62,015,835.75 Other liabilities_______ Total $65,707,171.01 Total 10,405.08 $65,707,171.01 74 State of Arkansas: Bank Department BANK OF LOCKESBURG, LOCKESBURG Population 714. Chartered October 14, 1902. Sevier County Telephone Number 78. Officers R. C. Norwood____________ President Hugh Latimer________Vice President Mrs. R. C. Norwood_________Cashier Transit Number 81-385 Directors Mary F. Hampson R. C. Norwood Hugh Latimer Mrs. R. C. Norwood STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 163,890.05 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 206,400.00 Other bonds and 47,827.39 securities---------1.00 Furniture and fixtures_ Banking h o u se _________ 900.00 Cash and due from banks 147,647.98 Total $ 566,666.42 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __ _____$ Surplus f u n d ___ ______ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Reserves ___ __________ Total capital accounts_$ 84,520.22 25,000.00 27,000.00 14,246.32 18,273.90 Demand deposits_______ Time deposits _________ U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public f u n d s ________ Total d e p ._$ 482,146.20 358,251.73 84,479.27 2,101.80 37,313.40 $ 566,666.42 Total FIRST STATE BANK, LONOKE Population 1,556. Lonoke County Chartered March 19, 1935. Tel. No. O'Range 6-6357. Officers J. O. Bennett_____________President W. H. Bransford_____ Vice President Arthur Herring_____________ Cashier E. L. White____________ Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-200 Directors M. E. Lyons J. O. Bennett Chas. A. Miller Neil Bennett Guy E. Williams Wayne Bennett W. H. Bransford STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ $1,199,130.42 Overdrafts ____________ 155.66 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 454,051.56 Other bonds and securities____________ 371,452.74 Furniture and fixtures_ 12,798.40 Banking h o u se _________ 1.00 Cash and due from banks 332,316.29 Other resources________ 1,388.11 Total $2,371,294.18 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________$ 50,000.00 Surplus f u n d __________ 60,000.00 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 127,343.89 Total capital accounts_$ 237,343.89 Demand deposits_______ 1,619,723.77 Time deposits _________ 93,706.65 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 16,134.70 Public fu n d s ___________ 379,385.17 Deposits of banks_______ 25,000.00 Total d e p ._$2,133,950.29 Total $2,371,294.18 Forty-Second Report 75 FARMERS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, MAGNOLIA Population 6,918. Columbia County Chartered September 26, 1906. Telephone Number 1. Transit Number 81-163 Officers R. S. Warnock, Jr-------------President W. L. Jameson, Jr----- Vice President W. N. Paschal_______ Vice President R. S. Foster_________ Vice President W. K. Twitty________________ Cashier Dean Reagan__________Asst. Cashier Directors R. S. Foster H. A. Reid W. E. Fullenwider J. A. W. Souter W. L. Jameson, Jr. W. K. Twitty W. N. Paschal R. S. Warnock, Jr. Mrs. T. H. Reeves V. B. Wood STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts____ $ 424,001.75 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 6,124,775.52 Other bonds and securities_______ 405,419.41 19,917.00 Furniture and fixtures__ Banking h ou se____ 31,967.00 Cash and due from banks 1,236,185.28 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________$ 50,000.00 Surplus fund __________ 200,000.00 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 302,467.71 Reserves ______________ 11,636.60 Total capital accounts_$ 564,104.31 Demand deposits_______ 5,962,448.40 Time deposits _________ 1,390,453.65 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 29,284.14 295,975.46 Public fu n d s___________ Total dep. __$7,678,161.65 T o ta l__________________ $8,242,265.96 T ota l__________________ $8,242,265.96 76 State of Arkansas: Bank Department BANK OF MALVERN, MALVERN Population 8,072. Hot Spring County Chartered June 24, 1889. Telephone Number 2066. Transit Number 81-131 Officers J. Elmo Young____________ President Ray N. Boyle________ Vice President Wm. H. Glover_______ Vice President Foy G. Ritchey_____________ Cashier Hester H. Smith_______ Asst. Cashier Paul E. Bowdle________ Asst. Cashier Edward L. Tull_________ Asst. Cashier John R. Thomason_____ Asst. Cashier Directors Mrs. Flora B. Adams Jester Jones Ray N. Boyle Chas. S. Smith Zerah T. CaJdwell J. Elmo Young Wm. H. Glover Tom R. Young STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts___ $1,174,393.95 Capital stock $ 100,000.00 3,363.32 Overdrafts Surplus f u n d __ 100,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 1,959,281.25 Undivided profits _ ____ 121,587.44 Other bonds and Reserves _ __ 44,771.53 382,554.06 securities Total capital 7,021.37 Furniture and fixtures_ accounts_$ 366,358.97 Banking house 1,750.00 Cash and due from banks 1,326,781.62 Demand deposits_ _ 3,519,986.91 Other resources _ _ 81.43 Time deposits ___ 261,359.95 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 88,917.61 Public funds ______ 601,461.67 Deposits of banks ___ 16,447.92 Total dep. —$4,488,174.06 Other liabilities Total $4,855,227.00 Total 693.97 $4,855,227.00 PEOPLES BANK, MAMMOTH SPRING Population 870. Fulton County Chartered February 8, 1921. Telephone Number 44. Transit Number 81-645 Officers Cloy H. Culver____________ President M. H. Powell_________Vice President Lem W. Lewis______________ Cashier Directors Auda M. Culver J. B. Plumlee Cloy H. Culver M. H. Powell W. L. Miller STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________I Loans and discounts___ $ 154,360.27 Surplus f u n d __________ Overdrafts ____________ 107.55 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 538,726.90 Undivided p r o fit s ______ Total capital Other bonds and accounts_$ 84,171.75 securities____________ 581.51 Furniture and fixtures-211.00 Banking house ________ 1.00 Demand deposits_______ Cash and due from banks 193,038.80 Time deposits _________ U. S. Gov’t deposits-___ Public fu n d s ___________ Total d e p ._$ 802,855.28 Total $ 887,027.03 Total 25.000. 00 10. 000. 00 49,171.75 719,433.53 47,200.00 1,371.00 34,850.75 $ 887,027.03 Forty-Second Report 77 MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS BANK, MANILA Population 1,729. Chartered March 16, 1948. Mississippi County Telephone Number 30. Officers E. C. Fleeman________ ____ President H. D. Alston__________ Vice President Wm. G. Fox_________ ______ Cashier James B. Cheadle____ _Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-710 Directors H. D. Alston Wm. G. Fox Wm. Borowsky H. B. Perkins E. C. Fleeman L. E. Townsend Fred Fleeman STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts____ $ 532,558.78 U. S. Gov’t obligations-_ 29,506.25 Other bonds and securities_______ 31,000.00 Furniture and fixtures__ 9,515.52 Banking h ou se____ 6,099.70 Cash and due from banks 290,959.46 .$ 899,639.71 Total Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________$ Surplus f u n d __________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Total capital accounts. _$ 162,890.99 75.000. 00 50.000. 00 37,890.99 Demand deposits_______ Time deposits _________ U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public fu n d s ___________ Total dep. __$ 736,748.72 430,445.09 128,721.05 2,651.45 174,931.13 Total 899,639.71 BANK OF MANSFIELD, MANSFIELD Population 869. Chartered February 16, 1939. Sebastian County Telephone Number 7. Officers W. W. Holbrook___________President Gilmer K. Dixon______Vice President B. R. Holbrook______________ Cashier Marie Kelley___________Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-249 Directors Gilmer K. Dixon W. W. Holbrook B. R. Holbrook S. M. Taylor G. R. Holbrook G. C. Woods STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ Overdrafts ____________ U. S. Gov’t obligations.. Other bonds and securities____________ Furniture and fixtures_ Banking h ou se_________ Cash and due from banks 255,455.21 39.64 774,991.25 230,634.60 3,000.00 3,000.00 279,625.65 T o t a l___________________ $1,546,746.35 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________$ Surplus fund __________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Reserves ______________ Total capital accounts_$ 158,244.89 Demand deposits_______ Time deposits _________ U. S. Gov't deposits___ Public fu n d s ___________ Total d e p ._$1,388,501.46 30,000.00 45,000.00 28,139.17 55,105.72 880,881.14 328,513.75 15,480.96 163,625.61 T o t a l___________________ $1,546,746.35 78 State of Arkansas: Bank Department FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK, MARIANNA Population 4,530. Lee County Chartered January 9, 1942. Telephone Number 585. Transit Number 81-744 Officers H. L. Petty_______________ President W. V. Moye_____i ____Vice President W. R. Jones___ Vice Pres. & Cashier Mrs. Nelle R. Stallings_Asst. Cashier Mrs. Margaret D. Harris_____ Asst. Cashier Directors E. D. Conner W. P. Mixon Thos. H. Gist W. V. Moye A. C. Mahan, Jr. H. L. Petty Glenn U. Miller Henry B. White John F. Miller Harvey W. Wilson STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts___ $1,366,580.74 Capital s t o c k __________$ 50,000.00 Overdrafts ____________ 130.17 100,000.00 Surplus fund __________ U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 83,607.50 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 80,274.24 Other bonds and Reserves ________________ 21,259.62 Total capital securities____________ 19,500.00 15,213.05 accounts_$ 251,533.86 Furniture and fixtures_ Cash and due from banks 651,738.63 Demand deposits_______ 1,545,360.12 Other resources________ 2,381.71 Time deposits _________ 194,410.69 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 7,350.60 Public fu n d s___________ 140,496.53 Total dep. __$1,887,617.94 Total $2,139,151.80 T o ta l__________________ $2,139,151.80 CITIZENS BANK, MARION Population 883. Crittenden County Chartered March 15, 1938. Telephone Number 1. Transit Number 81-742 Officers J. F. Fogleman____________President A. J. Lumpkin____________ Cashier Mary L. Hoskins---------Asst. Cashier Directors Perry Barton A. J. Lumpkins Wilson P. Barton J. C. Mann J. F. Fogleman Dana F. Sulcer Allen B. Helms STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts___ $ 928,497.22 Capital s t o c k __________$ 50,000.00 Overdrafts -----------------309.41 Surplus f u n d __________ 50,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations— 847,900.00 Undivided p r o fits ______ 63,276.96 Total capital Other bonds and securities____________ 204,533.09 accounts_$ 163,276.96 Furniture and fixtures— 16,855.02 Banking h ou se-------------58,239.15 Demand deposits_______ 1,243,526.15 Other real e s ta t e ______ 1.00 Time deposits _________ 265,931.25 Cash and due from banks 390,215.54 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 2,971.20 Public fu n d s ___________ 770,844.87 Total dep. —$2,283,273.47 Total $2,446,550.43 Total $2,446,550.43 79 Forty-Second Report MARKED TREE BANK, MARKED TREE Population 2,878. Chartered March 3, 1932. Poinsett County- Telephone Number 60. Transit Number 81-705 Officers Directors John Brunner______________President Sidney Arnold Frank Brunner John Brunner, Jr---- Exec. Vice Pres. /John Brunner L. V. Ritter Louis H. Goad_______________Cashier John Brunner, Jr. L. V. Ritter, Jr. Helen Stewart_________Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts_$1,604,301.59 Overdrafts -----------------18.85 U. S. Gov’t obligations. _ 641,500.00 Other bonds and securities_______ 9,000.00 Furniture and fixtures__ 8,950.40 1,604.63 Banking h ou se____ Cash and due from banks 575,564.11 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________$ 50,000.00 Surplus fund __________ 100,000.00 Undivided p r o fit s _____ 90,504.75 Reserves ______________ 10,509.96 Total capital accounts__$ 251,014.71 $2,840,939.58 T ota l__________________ $2,840,939.58 Total Demand deposits_______ 2,038,656.31 Time deposits _________ 328,563.18 U. S. Gov’t deposits----15,387.78 Public fu n d s ___________ 207,317.60 Total dep. __$2,589,924.87 THE CITIZENS BANK, MARSHALL Population 1,189. Searcy County Chartered February 26, 1940. Telephone Number 27. Officers Mrs. Mary Massey________President James C. Mays_Vice Pres. & Cashier Mrs. Jimmie L. Falls__ Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-715 Directors M. F. Cash Ancil Mays Dewey Massey James C. Mays Mrs. Mary Massey STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ Overdrafts _ _ U. S. Gov’t obligations_ Other bonds and securities__ ___ ____ Furniture and fixtures_ Banking house — _ _ Other real es ta te ___ Cash and due from banks Total 393,682.78 3.74 306,984.38 250,226.23 3,543.40 9,128.32 4,129.38 559,249.35 $1,526,947.58 Liabilities Capital stock $ Surplus fund _____ Undivided profits __ Total capital accounts_$ 94,251.36 Demand deposits______ Time deposits U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public funds _ ___ Total dep. __$1,432,696.22 Total 25,000.00 35,000.00 34,251.36 822,211.72 515,138.23 5,705.71 89,640.56 $1,526,947.58 80 State of Arkansas: Bank Department BANK OF MARVELL, MARVELL Population 1,121. Phillips County Chartered January 8, 1903. Telephone Number 2564. Transit Number 81-393 Officers Weldon Jackson___________ President H. B. Willis_____Exec. Vice President & Cashier Edmund Hirsch_____ Vice President F. H. Webster_______ Vice President Evelyn S. Cooke_____ Asst. Cashier Directors Saul Davidson K. J. Graves Edmund Hirsch Weldon Jackson Rachel Swift F. H. Webster H. B. Willis STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ U. S. Gov’t obligations_ Other bonds and securities____________ Furniture and fixtures_ Banking h o u se _________ Cash and due from banks Other resources________ Total 968,836.77 111,700.00 100,477.50 1.00 1.00 281,000.47 654.00 $1,462,670.74 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ $ Surplus fund __________ Undivided p r o fits ______ Reserves ______________ Total capital accounts_$ 172,665.54 50,000.00 50,000.00 22,665.54 50,000.00 Demand deposits_______ 1,212,946.98 Time deposits _________ 4,000.00 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 9,866.58 Public fu n d s ___________ 63,191.64 Total d e p ._$1,290,005.20 Total $1,462,670.74 81 Forty-Second Report BANK OF McCRORY, McCRORY Population 1,115. Chartered June 8, 1903. Woodruff County Telephone Number 3221. Officers I. N. Arnof_______________President Vance M. Thompson_Vice President John D. Eldridge, Jr.__Vice President Otto Miller____ Exec. Vice President Curtis A. Houston__________Cashier Ruth F. Hale_________ Asst. Cashier James W. Taylor_____ Asst. Cashier Jean C. Beeson_______ Asst. Cashier Donald Cain__________ Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-261 Directors I. N. A m of Vance M. Thompson John D. Eldridge, Jr. STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ $1,055,674.01 Overdrafts ____________ 14,153.29 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 555,000.00 Other bonds and 698,121.53 securities____________ Furniture and fixtures_ 17,610.08 48,776.31 Banking h ou se_________ Cash and due from banks 525,412.57 Other resources ________ 2.00 T o ta l__________________ $2,914,749.79 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ $ Surplus f u n d __________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Reserves ______________ Total capital accounts_$ 227,045.74 75,000.00 75,000.00 75,064.42 1,981.32 Demand deposits_______ 2,189,496.08 Time deposits _________ 350,872.21 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 10,054.15 Public fu n d s ___________ 137,281.61 Total dep. __$1,687,704.05 T ota l__________________ $2,914,749.79 82 State of Arkansas: Bank Department McGEHEE BANK, McGEHEE Population 3,854. Desha County Chartered December 5, 1933. Tel. No. CAnal 2-3151. Transit Number 81-585 Officers R. G. Verser_____Chairman of Board Sam Bowman_____________President J. W. Willoughby, Jr._Vice President Mark E. Sherland, Jr-------- Asst. Vice President J. R. Rich__________________ Cashier J. B. Morgan__________Asst. Cashier R. L. Beck Sam Bowman J. T. Clower D. C. Loyd W. A. Smith Directors R. B. Stone W. R. Stephens R. G. Verser J. W. Willoughby, Jr. STATEMENT OF JUNE 30. 1956 Liabilities Resources Capital s t o c k __________$ 200,000.00 Loans and discounts___ $2,669,703.18 Surplus fund __________ 200,000.00 Overdrafts ____________ 1,652.67 U. S. Gov t obligations_ 802,607.56 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 93,945.41 33,310.10 Reserves ______________ Other bonds and Total capital securities____________ 1,304,190.05 accounts_$ 527,255.51 Furniture and fixtures_ 12,761.90 Cash and due from banks 848,730.21 Demand deposits_______ 2,887,115.86 2,136.28 Other resources________ Time deposits _________ 1,559,886.67 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 149,119.73 Public fu n d s ___________ 508,787.38 Total dep. _.$5,104,909.64 Other liabilities-----------Total $5,641,781.85 9,616.70 $5,641,781.85 Total BANK OF MELBOURNE, MELBOURNE Population 568. Izhrd County Chartered June 29, 1896. Telephone Number 17. Transit Number 81-397 Officers J. C. Miller_______________ President Tom Simpson_________Vice President A. J. Younger______________ Cashier Opal Troxler__________Asst. Cashier Directors J. C. Miller Tom Simpson A. J. Younger STATEMENT OF JUNE 30. 1956 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts___ $ 296,142.37 Capital stock __________$ 25,000.00 Overdrafts ____________ 62.83 25,000.00 Surplus fund ________ U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 396,000.00 Undivided p r o fit s __ ___ 34,236.99 Other bonds and 1,500.00 Reserves . . . securities____________ 29,109.80 Total capital Furniture and fixtures_ 1.00 accounts_$ 85,736.99 Banking h ou se_________ 1.00 Cash and due from banks 206,105.85 Demand deposits ______ 751,816.32 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 5,832.27 84,037.27 Public funds _________ Total d e p ._$ 841,685.86 Total $ 927,422.85 Total .$ 927,422.85 Forty-Second Report 83 THE UNION BANK OF MENA, MENA Population 4,445. Chartered July 25, 1934. Polk County Telephone Number 85. Transit Number 81-98 TlirArtnfH W. J. Lauck_______________ President Bill Lauck Wood_____ Vice President W. L. Boyd_____ Exec. Vice President & Cashier C. C. Crowell__________Asst. Chshier Mrs. Ramona Hensley_Asst. Cashier W. L. Boyd C. C. Crowell W. J. Lauck Bill Lauck Wood STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts____$ 805,297.73 Capital s t o c k __________$ 75,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 1,034,963.13 50,000.00 Surplus f u n d __________ Other bonds and Undivided p r o fit s ______ 95,883.14 securities____________ 269,665.40 Total capital Furniture and fixtures_____________ 8,904.08 accounts—$ 22:0,883.14 Banking h ou se_________ 9,060.90' Cash and due from banks 589,477.86 Demand deposits_______ 2,218,033.45 Time deposits _________ 90,042.32 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 16,777.49 Public fu n d s ___________ 171,632.70 Total d e p ._$2,496,485.96 T o ta l__________________ $2,717,369.10 T ota l__________________ $2,717,369.10 MONETTE STATE BANK, MONETTE Population 1,114. Craighead County Chartered December 29, 1936. Telephone Number 50. Transit Number 81-724 Officers Directors Claude Finch______________President F. H. Heise________________ Cashier Thurman Miller________Asst. Cashier Nathan Deutsch Claude Finch Charles Frierson F. H. Heise Lloyd Latta STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts___ $1,582,293.21 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 41,000.00 Furniture and fixtures_ 10,832.77 Banking h ou se_________ 7,610.96 Cash and due from banks 313,738.56 Capital s t o c k __________ 1 50.000. 00 Surplus f u n d __________ 50.000. 00 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 100,888.23 Total capital accounts_$ 200,888.23 Demand deposits_______ 1,393,452.52 Time deposits _________ 243,137.62 Public funds___________ 117,997.13 Total d e p ._$1,754,587.27 Total $1,955,475.50 Total $1,955,475.50 84 State of Arkansas: Bank Department COMMERCIAL LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY, MONTICELLO Population 4,501. Drew County Chartered November 29,1912. Telephone Number 228. Transit Number 81-534 Officers J. D. McCloy______________ President M. L. Sigman_________Vice President Joe McCloy___ Exec. Vice President Mrs. Mabel C. Sherry________ Cashier Mrs. Velma Allen_____ Asst. Cashier Mrs. Hazel Dickinson_Asst. Cashier J. A. Baxter J. F. Brann E. R. Lambert J. D. McCloy Joe McCloy Directors John B. Posey James A. Ross Joe Shelton M. L. Sigman Virgil J. Trotter, Jr. STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ Overdrafts ____________ U. S. Gov’t obligations_ Other bonds and securities____________ Furniture and fixtures_ Banking h ou se _________ Other real e s ta te _____ Cash and due from banks Other resources________ Total 624,405.57 839.07 521,600.00 366,809.70 500.00 3,000.00 1.00 396,358.10 632.12 $1,914,145.56 Liabilities ____ $ Capital stock Surplus fund __ Undivided profits Reserves __ __ Total capital accounts_$ 246,824.68 60,000.00 90.000. 00 36,824.68 60.000. 00 Demand deposits 1,390,784.35 Time deposits 72,645.76 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 14,662.73 189,228.04 Public funds _ _____ Total d e p ._$1,667,320.88 Total $1,914,145.56 85 Forty-Second Report UNION BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, MONTICELLO Population 4,501. Drew County Chartered September 15, 1915. Telephone Number 31. Transit Number 81-156 Officers Directors Charles W. Daniel_________ President Mrs. Virginia Pierce__ Vice President F. L. Lance_________________Cashier Jimmie L. Taylor______ Asst. Cashier Mrs. Aileen Coston____ Asst. Cashier R. A. Adcock Brown Calhoun G. R. Campster Chas. W. Daniel Zach McClendon Dr. J. P. Price R. F. Trotter V. J. Trotter Adrian Williamson STATEMENT OF JUNE 30. 1956 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts___ $1,658,516.31 Overdrafts ____________ 87.96 U. S. Gov’t obligations-_ 526,551.75 Other bonds and securities____________ 1,597,242.54 Furniture and fixtures_ 1.00 Banking h ou se_________ 1.00 Cash and due from banks 698,938.97 Other resources________ 444.96 Total $4,481,784.49 Capital s to c k __________$ Surplus fund __________ Undivided p r o fit s _____ Reserves ______________ Total capital accounts_$ 574,428.61 100,000.00 100,000.00 134,845.67 239,582.94 Demand deposits_______ 2,940,106.75 Time deposits _________ 279,984.79 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 57,301.20 Public fu n d s ___________ 623,452.05 Deposits of b an k s_____ 6,511.09 Total d e p ._$3,907,355.88 Total $4,481,784.49 MORRILTON SECURITY BANK, MORRILTON Population 5,483. Conway County Chartered November 19, 1954. Telephone Number 34. Transit Number 81-777 Officers Directors Claude M. Farish__________President Nathan Gordon_______Vice President Paul vonAllmen_Exec. Vice President & Cashier Osco Coleman W. G. Davis Edward Gordon Nathan Gordon Paul von Allmen Mayo Gordon A. J. Meadors Felix Schlosser Claude M. Farish STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts___ $ U. S. Gov’t obligations_ Other bonds and securities____________ Furniture and fixtures_ Banking h ou se_________ Cash and due from banks Total 546,046.51 246,611.51 230,232.69 19,016.85 7,650.00 344,348.38 $1,393,905.94 Capital s t o c k __________1 100,000.00 Surplus f u n d __________ 25,000.00 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 42,400.89 Total capital accounts__$ 167,400.89 Demand deposits_______ Time deposits _________ U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public fu n d s ___________ Deposits of ban ks_____ Total d e p ._$1,226,505.05 Total 905,360.53 154,221.75 8,761.78 119,860.99 38,300.00 $1,393,905.94 86 State of Arkansas: Bank Department THE FIRST STATE BANK, MORRILTON Population 5,483. Conway County Chartered November 26, 1930. Telephone Number 10. Transit Number 81-144 R. S. L. C. H. S. Officers H. Dickenhorst_________ President E. McReynolds__ Exec. Vice Pres. T. Oates___________ Vice President E. Linebarger____________ Cashier J. Kordsmeier______ Asst. Cashier E. Callihan________ Asst. Cashier Directors Cleo Cheek S. E. McReynolds R. H. Dickenhorst L. T. Oates W. E. Love A. F. Williams S. R. McKinley STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts___ $1,630,781.53 Capital stock _ __ $ 100,000.00 129.86 Surplus fund _ 150,000.00 Overdrafts ------------- _ 218,498.87 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 2,276,906.26 Undivided profits Reserves Other bonds and 52,703.96 421,597.18 Total capital securities_____ 30,000.00 accounts_$ 521,202.83 Banking house 1.00 Other real e s ta te _ Cash and due from banks 1,313,121.07 Demand deposits _ _ 4,277,339.37 Time deposits _ 690,455.98 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 51,060.68 Public fu n d s _ _ _ 130,656.06 Deposits of banks 1,821.98 Total dep. __$5,151,334.07 Total $5,672,536.90 Total $5,672,536.90 THE BANK OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MT. IDA Population 566. Montgomery County Chartered November 26, 1930. Telephone Number 149. Transit Number 81-404 Officers R. A. Rice_________________ President J. A. Rice____________ Vice President A. S. Hulsey_______________ Cashier Juanita Standridge____ Asst. Cashier J. A. Rice R. A. Rice Directors Sam Smith Arthur Standridge STATEMENT OF JUNE 30. 1956 Resources Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________$ 25,000.00 Loans and discounts___ $ 362,466.39 135.02 Surplus f u n d __________ 35,000.00 Overdrafts ____________ 27,562.27 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 314,700.00 Undivided p r o fits ______ Other bonds and Reserves ______________ 8,511.75 securities____________ 40,384.42 Total capital accounts_$ 96,074.02 Furniture and fixtures_ 4,994.25 Banking h o u se _________ 990.10 Other real e s ta te _____ 3,436.00 Demand deposits_______ 683,989.76 Cash and due from banks 292,219.96 Time deposits__________ 146,126.67 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 13,652.11 79,483.58 Public fu n d s ___________ Total d ep ._$ 923,252.12 Total $1,019,326.14 Total ..$1,019,326.14 87 Forty-Second Report THE PEOPLES BANK, MOUNTAIN HOME Population 2,217. Chartered August 10, 1906. Baxter County Telephone Number 6. Officers Powers L. Fowler_________President Don J. Baker________ Vice President Earle J. Bryant______ Vice President Wylo Dyer___________ Vice President Neil Nelson_________________ Cashier Transit Number 81-402 Directors Don J. Baker Powers L. Fowler Earle J. Bryant J. Paul Morgan Wylo Dyer Neil Nelson STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts____$1,086,295.13 Capital s t o c k __________ $ 50,000.00 100,000.00 Overdrafts ____________ 67.67 Surplus f u n d --------------U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 1,082,361.28 Undivided p r o fit s --------- 103,269.96 Other bonds and Reserves ______________ 14,986.70 securities____________ 266,544.46 Total capital Furniture and fixtures_____________ 5,000.00 accounts_$ 268,256.66 1.00 Banking h ou se_________ Cash and due from banks 812,175.71 Demand deposits_______ 2,667,304.32 Time deposits _________ 109,837.36 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 3,501.00 Public fu n d s ___________ 203,545.91 Total d e p ._$2,984,188.59 Total $3,252,445.25 Total $3,252,445.25 BANK OF MOUNTAIN VIEW, MOUNTAIN VIEW Population 1,043. Chartered July 21, 1915. Stone County Telephone Number 2271. Officers Hubert Hinkle____________ President H. S. Mabry, Jr______ Vice President & Cashier Marie Goodman________Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-403 Directors Glen Hinkle G. R. Sansom Hubert Hinkle E. B. Watts H. S. Mabry, Jr. STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 272,167.36 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 358,100.00 Other bonds and securities____________ 95,000.00 Furniture and fixtures_ 3,082.44 Banking h ou se_________ 900.00 Cash and due from banks 233,380.18 Total .$ 962,629.98 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________! Surplus f u n d __________ Undivided p r o f it s ______ Total capital accounts_$ 129,677.30 Demand deposits_______ Public fu n d s ___________ Total d e p ._$ 832,952.68 Total 25.000. 00 60.000.00 44,677.30 740,085.67 92,867.01 $ 962,629.98 88 State of Arkansas: Bank Department BANK OF MULBERRY, MULBERRY Population 952. Crawford County Chartered January 15, 1902. Telephone Number 2591. Transit Number 81-257 Officers S. B. Stevinson___________President T. J. House__________Vice President & Cashier Mrs. T. J. House______ Asst. Cashier C. D. Chastain________ Asst. Cashier C. R. Counts B. J. Farmer T. J. House Directors 0. J. Kirksey S. 13. Stevinson STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 380,088.99 592.02 Overdrafts ____________ U. S. Gov’t obligations. _ 298,600.00 Other bonds and securities____________ 96,626-54 Furniture and fixtures_ 3,527.00 Banking h ou se_________ 1.00 Cash and due from banks 515,622.44 Other resources________ 714.00 $1,295,771.99 Total Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ $ Surplus f u n d __________ Undivided p r o fit s _____ Total capital accounts_$ 142,095.18 25,000.00 25,000.00 92,095.18 Demand deposits_______ 1,062,662.07 Time deposits _________ 7,312.19 6,194.21 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public fu n d s ___________ 77,508.34 Total dep. —$1,153,676.81 Total $1,295,771.99 PIKE COUNTY BANK, MURFREESBORO Population 1,079. Chartered December 19, 1904. Pike County Telephone Number 5. Officers John Beavers______________ President C. W. Darnall______________Cashier Cleo Risner___________ Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-405 Directors John Beavers Mabel B. Manville Charles Darnall Carle Robbins Glenn Hickey STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ Overdrafts ____________ U. S. Gov’t obligations_ Other bonds and securities____________ Furniture and fixtures_ Banking h ou se _________ Cash and due from banks Other resources________ Total 581,614.57 248.95 530,796.88 311,343.45 4,000.00 4,000.00 556,274.82 1.00 $1,988,279.67 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________$ Surplus f u n d __________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Total capital accounts_$ 144,068.11 37,500.00 37,500.00 69,068.11 Demand deposits_______ 1,139,138.59 Time deposits _________ 411,790.78 Public fu n d s ___________ 293,282.19 Total dep. —$1,844,211.56 Total $1,988,279.67 89 Forty-Second Report BANK OF NETTLETON, NETTLETON Population 1,382. Craighead County Chartered February 13,1904. Tel. No. WEbester 2-2131. Transit Number 81-406 Officers Directors L. D. Kiech________________ President Fred Shauver_________Vice President E. E. Hale__________________ Cashier R. E. Thomas__________Asst. Cashier E. E. Hale L. D. Kiech Maurice C. Kiech Veon C. Kiech Fred Shauver STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ Overdrafts ____________ U. S. Gov’t obligations_ Other bonds and securities____________ Furniture and fixtures_ Banking h ou se_________ Cash and due from banks 582,978.36 .49 668,937.50 110,341.00 4,900.00 14,800.00 303,557.74 T otal__________________ $1,685,515.09 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________$ 80,000.00 Surplus f u n d __________ 110,000.00 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 66,060.06 Total capital accounts_$ 256,060.06 Demand deposits_______ 1,316,708.85 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 2,209.05 Public fu n d s___________ 93,571.10 Deposits of b a n k s_____ 16,966.03 Total d ep ._$1,429,455.03 T otal__________________ $1,685,515.09 BANK OF NEWARK, NEWARK Population 913. Independence County Chartered October 10, 1944. Tel. No. PILgram 6-3221. Transit Number 81-748 Officers W. J. Freeze______________ President Stella Edwards_______Vice President J. L. Magness_______________ Cashier Houston House________Asst. Cashier Directors O. L. Bone J. L. Magness Stella Edwards Ed V. Wilson W. J. Freeze STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 187,931.84 Overdrafts _ _ ______ 67.26 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 342,000.00 Other bonds and 8,000.00 securities________ _ 1,600.00 Furniture and fixtures_ Cash and due from banks 243,199.96 Total _ $ 782,799.06 Liabilities Capital s to c k ____ $ Surplus fund - ___ Undivided p r o fit s _ Total capital accounts_$ 76,210.47 Demand deposits U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public funds Total d e p ._$ 706,588.59 Total _ 25,000.00 25,000.00 26,210.47 639,279.44 3,810.00 63,499.15 _$ 782,799.06 90 State of Arkansas: Bank Department BANK OF NEW EDINBURG, NEW EDINBURG Population 500. Cleveland County Chartered August 22, 1904. Telephone Number 879J2. Transit Number 81-408 Officers E. T. Attwood__ __________ President Ray Attwood__________Vice President & Cashier Geneva Attwood_______Asst. Cashier Directors W. K. Parham E. T. Attwood Ray Attwood STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts----- $ 131,278.21 U. S. Gov’t obligations— 154,000.00 Other bonds and 18,107.89 securities------- — _ 181.00 Furniture and fixtures_ 51.00 Banking house _ _ _ 66,978.10 Cash and due from banks 150.00 Other resources _ Total _ _ _ _ _ $ 370,746.20 Capital s t o c k _________ $ Surplus fund _ ________ Undivided profits Total capital accounts_$ 43,004.47 25.000. 00 10.000.00 8,004.47 Demand deposits _ Time deposits _____ U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public funds __ __ Total dep. __$ 327,610.83 235,793.17 44,006.33 4,387.50 43,423.83 Other liabilities________ 130.90 Total _ _ $ 370,746.20 91 Forty-Second Report MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS BANK, NEWPORT Population 6,254. Jackson CountyChartered March 20, 1946. Telephone Number 225. Transit Number 81-756 Officers P. L. Copeland____________ President President L. H. Conditt_Exec. Vice W. A. McCartney_____ Vice President R. W. Smith__________ Vice President Ellen Giles_____________Asst. Cashier Ada Marie Mink_______ Asst. Cashier Nora Lee Wilson_______ Asst. Cashier Anna Jean Hayden___ Asst. Cashier Directors R. C. Biggadike W. A. McCartney D. H. Burton Ralph McDonald P. L. Copeland Leonidas Mack R. G. Holden Fred M. Pickens, Jr. Paul K. Holmes, Jr. STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ $1,601,658.22 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 507,328.13 Other bonds and securities____________ 381,202.53 Furniture and fixtures_ 17,561.65 Cash and due from banks 970,522.08 Other resources________ 18.75 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ ! Surplus f u n d __________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Reserves ______________ Total capital accounts_$ 303,583.40 75,000.00 100,000.00 91,020.27 37,563.13 Demand deposits_______ 2,047,802.66 Time deposits _________ 625,185.36 40,050.12 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public fu n d s ___________ 317,575.54 Deposits of ban k s______ 144,066.78 Total dep. —$3,174,680.46 Other liabilities Total $3,478,291.36 Total 27.50 $3,478,291.36 JOHN MATTHEWS COMPANY, NORTH LITTLE ROCK (Not engaged in commercial banking) Population 44,097. Pulaski County Chartered February 16, 1955. Officers John P. Matthews________ President John P. Matthews, Jr._Vice President Lucille Eggleston________ Secretary Maurine Harris______Asst. Secretary Telephone Number SKyline 3-3455 Directors John P. Matthews John P. Matthews, Jr. Martha D. Matthews STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts___ : 314,997.42 Capital s t o c k __________! Other bonds and Surplus fund __________ securities____________ 5,652.15 Undivided p r o fit s _____ Furniture and fixtures_ 5,287.09 Reserves ______________ Other real es ta te ______ 9,504.34 Total capital Cash and due from banks 7,922.25 accounts_$ 160,939.87 Other resources ________ 129,826.59 Other liabilities Total $ 473,189.84 Total 100,000.00 52,730.72 8,009.05 200.10 312,249.97 .$ 473.189.84 92 State of Arkansas: Bank Department THE TWIN CITY BANK, NORTH LITTLE ROCK Population 44,097. Pulaski County Chartered March 21, 1935. Tel. No. FRanklin 5-5361. Officers Transit Number 81-54 Directors Henry O. Topf____________President R. J. Rice___________Vice President J. Grayson Dickson__________Cashier W. R. Rice______Asst. Vice President Ray O. Clifton________ Asst. Cashier C. H. Fuller__________ Asst. Cashier R. J. Rice Henry 0. Topf J. E. Wright STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ $2,839,998.03 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 4,698,900.00 Other bonds and 437,454.36 securities _ 27,160.31 Furniture and fixtures_ 21,000.00 Banking house ____ Cash and due from banks 1,965,059.41 Other resources 20.00 Liabilities $ 150,000.00 Capital stock Surplus fund 150,000.00 Undivided profits 227,240.88 Total capital accounts_$ 527,240.88 Demand deposits 6,738,339.53 1,664,000.41 Time deposits _ _ Public funds _ 1,059,977.89 Total d e p ._$9,462,317.83 Other liabilities T o ta l_ $9,989,592.11 Total 33.40 $9,989,592.11 Forty-Second Report 93 MISSISSIPPI COUNTY BANK, OSCEOLA Population 5,006. Chartered March 15, 1928. Mississippi County Telephone Number 500. Officers G. H. Florida____ Chairman of Board C. B. Wood______________ President H. F. Ohlendorf______ Vice President J. W. Farris__ Exec. Vice President & Cashier C. L. Anderson, Jr------- Asst. Cashier Mary E. Balloue_______ Asst. Cashier Loraine Owen_________ Asst. Cashier Bill Landrum__________ Asst. Cashier Nora Wise_____________Asst. Cashier R. C. Branch J. W. Farris G. H. Florida Transit Number 81-387 Directors A. Liverant H. F. Ohlendorf C. B. Wood STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ $3,474,108.91 Overdrafts ____________ 179.20 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 57,425.00 Other bonds and securities____________ 114,683.87 13,276.27 Furniture and fixtures_ Banking h ou se_________ 1.00 Cash and due from banks 1,244,752.22 Other resources________ 1,840.99 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________$ 200,000.00 Surplus f u n d __________ 200,000.00 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 178,387.36 Total capital accounts_$ 578,387.36 Total Total $4,906,267.46 Demand deposits_______ 2,946,746.05 Time deposits _________ 818,726.46 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 52,804.69 509,602.90 Public fu n d s ___________ Total d ep ._$4,327,880.10 $4,906,267.46 94 State of Arkansas: Bank Department THE PLANTERS BANK, OSCEOLA Population 5,006. Chartered April 13, 1944. Mississippi County Telephone Number 400. Officers L. C. B. Young____________President C. E. Dean___________ Vice President & Cashier J. F. Herndon__________Asst. Cashier J. T. Cromer C. E. Dean Transit Number 81-745 Directors Nathan Weinburg L. C. B. Young STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts----- $2,644,306.25 U. S. Gov’t obligations-_ 145,383.13 Other bonds and . 259,252.85 securities__ 7,662.63 Furniture and fixtures.. 1.00 Banking house 1.00 Other real estate Cash and due from banksi 876,735.66 Total _ ____ $3,933,342.52 Liabilities Capital stock _ _ $ 75,000.00 Surplus f u n d ___ _ _ 175,000.00 Undivided p r o fit s _____ 42,709.12 R e se rv e s _ ____ 23,729.02 Total capital accounts_$ 316,438.14 Demand deposits _ 2,175,328.79 Time deposits ___ 1,029,319.01 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 44,114.90 Public funds _ ___ 368,141.68 Total dep. —$3,616,904.38 Total __ __ __ _ $3,933,342.52 BANK OF OZARK, OZARK Population 1,757. Franklin County Chartered June 9, 1937. Telephone No. MOrris 7-5421. Transit Number 81-727 Officers W. A. Hudspeth___________President W. A. Hudspeth, Jr. Vice President Don Smith__________________ Cashier Directors W. A. Hudspeth Jeta Taylor Frank N. Johnston Romie Wilson STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 353,426.04 1,638.02 Overdrafts ___ ______ U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 1,142,308.77 Other bonds and 3,100.00 securities____________ Banking h ou se________ 500.00 Cash and due from banks 662,205.45 Liabilities Capital stock ____ $ Surplus f u n d _______ __ Undivided p r o fits ______ Total capital accounts_$ 148,602.14 Demand deposits______ 1,874,192.60 Public funds 127,114.15 Deposits of ban k s______ 10,000.00 Total dep. —$2,011,306.75 Other liabilities T o t a l___________________ $2,163,178.28 50,000.00 75,000.00 23,602.14 3,269.39 T o t a l___________________ $2,163,178.28 95 Forty-Second Report THE SECURITY BANK A N D TRUST COMPANY, PARAGOULD Population 9,668. Chartered February 5, 1931. Greene County- Tel. No. CEdar 2-7782. Officers James W. Alexander_____ President S. P. McHaney________Vice President E. R. Browning_____________ Cashier Mary Bynum__________ Asst. Cashier Reba Neely____________ Asst. Cashier Scott Noel_____________ Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-82 Directors J. W. Alexander Sam McHaney E. R. Browning R. V. McCoy Earl Gramling L. G. Staub J. A. Hancock Ike Willcockson STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts____$1,596,009.19 Capital s t o c k __________ $ 100,000.00 Overdrafts ____________ 256.71 Surplus fund __________ 100,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations___1,101,812.50 Undivided p r o fits ______ 135,877.50 Other bonds and 75,000.00 Reserves --------------------securities____________ 358,235.00 Total capital accounts_$ 410,877.50 Furniture and fixtures_____________ 5,784.30 7,375.00 Banking h ou se_________ Cash and due from banks 739,223.56 Demand deposits_______ 1,951,969.36 Time deposits _________ 1,158,140.45 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 34,600.42 Public fu n d s ___________ 251,931.89 Total dep. __$3,396,642.12 Other liabilities________ Total $3,808,696.26 Total 1,176.64 $3,808,696.26 96 State of Arkansas: Bank Department BANK OF PARKDALE, PARKDALE Population 385. Ashley County Chartered February 1, 1910. Telephone Number 2181. Transit Number 81-416 Officers J. A. Williams_____________ President J. H. Caldwell________Vice President J. P. Caldwell______________ Cashier Directors J. H. Caldwell J. P. Caldwell J. A. Williams STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts — $ 481,738.10 274.10 Overdrafts ____________ U. S. Gov't obligations_ 186,384.70 754.80 Furniture and fixtures_ 109,395.66 Cash and due from banks Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ I Surplus fund __________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Reserves ______________ Total capital accounts_$ 99,897.50 Demand deposits ______ Time deposits__________ U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public fu n d s ___________ Total dep. 678,649.86 Total .$ 778,547.36 Total 30.000. 00 20.000. 00 47,897.50 2 , 000.00 592,624.34 31,755.00 3,815.60 50,454.92 $ 778,547.36 FIRST STATE BANK, PARKIN Population 1,414. Cross County Chartered June 5, 1925. Telephone Number 5-5401. Transit Number 81-676 Officers H. L. Coldren____________ President F. E. Brenner________Vice President Mrs. G. D. Carter__ Exec. Vice Pres. S. N. Green________________ Cashier Mrs. A1 J. Crook_____ Asst. Cashier Directors F. E. Brenner H. L. Coldren F. E. Brenner, Jr. H. L. Coldren, Jr. John A. Brenner S. N. Green Mrs. G. D. Carter STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts__ $ 588,381.82 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 454,000.00 Other bonds and securities____________ 39,391.39 Furniture and fixtures_ 11,432.77 Banking house ________ 28,910.00 Cash and due from banks 284,912.57 Other resources ________ 894.54 T o ta l___________________ $1,407,923.09 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ $ Surplus fund __________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Total capital accounts_$ 156,069.11 50,000.00 50,000.00 56,069.11 Demand deposits ______ Time deposits _________ U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public funds __________ Total dep. __$1,236,654.41 901,947.74 204,706.99 11,010.74 118,988.94 Other liabilities________ 15,199.57 T o t a l----------------------------- $1,407,923.09 97 Forty-Second Report BANK OF PEA RIDGE, PEA RIDGE Population 268. Benton County Chartered May 6, 1911. Telephone Number GL 1-2175. Transit Number 81-468 Officers W. T. Patterson___________ President Hugh H. Webb_-Vice Pres. & Cashier Alvin Armstrong______Asst. Cashier Directors W. T. Patterson Nell T. Webb Hugh H. Webb STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts__ ! Overdrafts ____________ U. S. Gov’t obligations_ Furniture and fixtures_ Banking house ________ Cash and due from banks 195,350.91 192.05 50,000.00 1,100.00 250.00 100,561.82 347,454.78 Total Liabilities Capital stock __________ $ Surplus f u n d __________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Total capital accounts_$ 61,964.71 ------------------Demand deposits' ______ Time deposits _________ Public funds __________ Total dep. 285,490.07 Total 25,000.00 25,000.00 11,964.71 235,761.28 19,717.90 30,010.89 347,454.78 THE PERRY COUNTY BANK, PERRYVILLE Population 674. Perry County Chartered December 8, 1945. Telephone Number 24. Officers J. D. Farish______________President Joseph B. Lipsmeyer Vice President H. E. VanDalsem___________ Cashier J. H. Moore___________Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-752 Directors J. D. Farish H. E. VanDalsem Mildred Farish M. J. VanDalsem Joseph B. Lipsmeyer STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts__ $ 293,842.67 U. S. Gov’t obligations — 191,000.00 Other bonds and 874.50 securities___ ___ 1,367.64 Furniture and fixtures_ 11,166.33 Banking h ou se___ 261,238.53 Cash and due from banks T o ta l__________________ $ 759,489.67 Liabilities Capital stock _ ___ $ Surplus f u n d _______ Undivided profits ______ Total capital accounts_$ 62,986.86 25,000.00 15,000.00 22,986.86 Demand deposits _ _ Public f u n d s __ _ _ _ Total d ep ._$ 690,602.10 556,713.31 133,888.79 Other liabilities _______ 5,900.71 Total *_________________ $ 759,489.67 98 State of Arkansas: Bank Department PIGGOTT STATE BANK, PIGGOTT Population 2,558. Clay County Chartered March 10, 1930. Telephone Number 71. Transit Number 81-698 Directors Officers V. C. Wright______________ President T. W. Leggett________Vice President T. W. Leggett, Jr__________ Cashier J. W. Harris___________ Asst. Cashier J. T. T. G. W. Hamilton W. Leggett W. Leggett, Jr. Will Reves H. C. Robbins John Staples V. C. Wright STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Liabilities Resources Loans and discounts__ $ 551,105.08 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 1,025,812.50 Other bonds and securities____________ 249,037.20 1,000.00 Furniture and fixtures_ Banking house ________ 6,000.00 Cash and due from banks 343,290.57 Other resou rces_______ .83 $2,176,246.18 Total Capital s t o c k --------------- $ 50.000. 00 50.000. 00 Surplus f u n d __________ Undivided p r o fit s --------- 102,732.60 100,000.00 Reserves ______________ Total capital accounts_$ 302,732.60 Demand deposits_______ 1,438,999.69 Time deposits _________ 138,400.17 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 14,976.75 Public fu n d s ___________ 261,136.97 Deposits of b a n k s _____ 20,000.00 Total d e p ._$1,873,513.58 $2,176,246.18 Total FIRST STATE BANK, PLAINVIEW Population 637. Yell County Chartered January 12, 1934. Telephone Number 051. Transit Number 81-234 Officers Directors M. A. Vandover___________President Donald Barger______ Vice President Winfred Hopper_____________ Cashier James A. Spencer_____ Asst. Cashier Bill Aikman Donald Barger Eric Caviness Wi-llie Caviness B. J. Law C. B. Law J. C. Morse M. A. Vandover Noel A. Vandover STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Liabilities Resources Loans and discounts — $ Overdrafts ____________ U. S. Gov’t obligations_ Other bonds and securities____________ Furniture and fixtures __ Banking h ou se------------Other real e s ta te ______ Cash and due from banks Total 310,712.47 491.54 559,000.00 154,357.63 1.00 1.00 1.00 247,491.08 $1,272,055.72 Capital s t o c k __________$ Surplus f u n d __________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Reserves ______________ Total capital accounts_$ 190,687.86 40,000.0? 40,000.00 95,687.86 15,000.00 Demand deposits_______ Time deposits _________ U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public funds __________ Total dep. __$1,081,367.86 878,281.2? 117,125.19 2,012.24 83,949.20 Total $1,272,055.72: Forty-Second Report 99 BANK OF POCAHONTAS, POCAHONTAS Population 3,840. Randolph County Chartered October 31, 1903. Telephone Number 36. Officers Dr. J. W. Brown___________ President Harry A. Belford__ Exec. Vice Pres. Joe T. Wilson______________ Uashier G. B. Johnson_________ Asst. Cashier Wm. H. Holobaugh____Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-297 Directors F. E. Belford J. M. Futrell Harry A. Belford J. R. Jackson Tom Bigger H. Gardner McNabb Dr. J. W. Brown STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts__ $1,234,263.93 Capital s t o c k __________I 87.500.00 Overdrafts ____________ 15.08 Surplus fund __________ 87.500.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 1,025,600.00 Undivided p r o fits ______ 108,165.66 Other bonds and Reserves ______________ 4,401.28 securities____________ 226,253.15 Total capital Furniture and fixtures_ 5,205.60 accounts_$ 287,566.94 Cash and due from banks 764,419.48 Demand deposits ______ 2,262,260.89 Time d ep osits_________ 538,438.00 U. S. Gov't deposits___ 27,459.33 Public funds __________ 131,877.85 Deposits of ban k s______ 8,154.23 Total d ep ._$2,968,190.30 Total $3,255,757.24 Total $3,255,757.24 PORTLAND BANK, PORTLAND Population 517. Chartered April 23, 1900. Ashley County Telephone Number 2361. Officers Gus Pugh_________________President R. B. Newcome_______Vice President C. E. Larrison______________ Cashier Mack Borgognoni__ - _Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-247 Directors R. B. Newcome Bob Pugh Felix Pugh Gus Pugh Joe Pugh Tom Pugh STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ $ 20,000.00 Loans and discounts___ $ 803,720.47 100,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 436,798.44 Surplus f u n d __________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ 140,084.81 Other bonds and securities____________ 150,254.44 Total capital 6,653.04 Furniture and fixtures_ accounts_$ 260,084.81 Banking h ou se_________ 1,487.32 Other real e s ta te ______ 1.00 Demand deposits_______ 1,195,382.32 149,378.07 Cash and due from banks 243,541.98 Time deposits _________ 38,261.75 650.26 Public fu n d s ___________ Other resources________ Total dep. __$1,383,022.14 Total $1,643,106.95 Total $1,643,106.95 100 State of Arkansas: Bank Department THE PEOPLES BANK, PORTLAND Population 517. Ashley County Chartered January 22, 1908. Telephone Number 2961. Transit Number 81-248 Officers Victor Edwards____________ President Mrs. Mary Dean Pugh_Vice President J. M. Tharp_________________ Cashier Mrs. Mildred Pamplin_Asst. Cashier Directors George M. Brown Leroy Naff Victor Edwards Mrs. Mary D. Pugh Edwin Gregory Craig Shackelford STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 360,160.17 Overdrafts ____________ 79.78 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 313,200.00 Other bonds and securities____________ 50,000.00 Furniture and fixtures_ 1,062.23 Cash and due from banks 136,173.53 Other resources________ 1.00 T o ta l__________________ $ 860,676.71 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________$ Surplus fund __________ Undivided p r o f it s ______ Reserves ______________ Total capital accounts_$ 119,550.16 25,000.00 50,000.00 39,550.16 5,000.00 Demand deposits_______ Time deposits _________ U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public fu n d s ___________ Total dep. 741,126.55 627,462.88 51,761.09 9,613.87 52,288.71 T o ta l__________________ $ 860,676.71 CITIZENS BANK, POTTSVILLE Population 224. Pope County Chartered August 13, 1913. Telephone Number 2431. Transit Number 81-551 Officers -President Morton Rankin____ Kenneth E. Owens----- Vice President G. C. Owens _ - ~ ----------. Cashier Directors Kenneth E. Owens Morton Rankin G. C. Owens STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts------$ 100,828.50 87,500.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 441.00 Furniture and fixtures.1.00 Banking house 55,233.61 Cash and due from banks 125.00 Other resources _ T o ta l__________________ $ 244,129.11 Liabilities Capital stock _ _____ $ Surplus f u n d _________ Undivided p r o fit s ___ __ Total capital accounts_$ 41,194.45 25,000.00 5,000.00 11,194.45 Demand deposits _____ U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public funds __ _ Total d e p ._$ 202,934.66 167,803.06 3,991.11 31,140.49 Total -------------------------$ 244,129.11 101 Forty-Second Report THE FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK, PRAIRIE GROVE Population 939. Washington County Chartered August 29, 1904. Tel. No. VInewood 6-1412. Transit Number 81-256 Officers D. E. Rieff___ President and Cashier W. H. Bartholomew__ Vice President Lorene Jones__________Asst. Cashier W. H. Thompson______ Asst. Cashier Directors W. H. Bartholomew D. E. Rieff W. H. Mock Frank Riggall J. C. Parks STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ Overdrafts ____________ U. S. Gov’t obligations__ Other bonds and securities____________ Furniture and fixtures_ Banking h ou se_________ Cash and due from banks Other resources________ Total 785,292.63 158.89 269,615.00 325,080.36 1.00 1,000.00 444,577.35 702.61 $1,826,427.84 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________$ 30,000.00 Surplus fund __________ 30,000.00 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 140,565.93 Total capital accounts_$ 200,565.93 Demand deposits_______ 1,042,896.53 Time deposits _________ 506,882.38 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 10,777.00 Public fu n d s ___________ 65,306.00 Total dep. __$1,625,861.91 Total $1,826,427.84 BANK OF PRESCOTT, PRESCOTT Population 3,960. Nevada County Chartered August 10, 1904. Telephone Number 206. Transit Number 81-140 Officers Olen Hendrix______________President W. R. Hambright___ Exec. Vice Pres. Wren Scott___________Vice President J. A. Yancey________________ Cashier Directors D. K. Bemis Dr. J. B. Hesterly T. M. Bemis Dr. A. W. Hudson W. R. Hambright Guss McCaskil! Olen Hendrix Wren Scott STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ $1,140,196.69 Overdrafts ____________ 61.39 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 1,462,998.96 Other bonds and securities____________ 793,369.71 Furniture and fixtures-_ 13,500.00 Banking h ou se_________ 5,000.00 Cash and due from banks 788,201.04 Other resources________ 3,978.67 Total $4,207,306.46 Liabilities Capital stock _ _ \ P 100,000.00 Surplus fund 150,000.00 Undivided profits 114,741.84 Reserves 1,922.07 Total capital accounts_$ 366,663.91 Demand deposits 2,945,779.18 Time deposits 209,507.63 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 190,401.63 Public funds _ _ 465,558.45 Deposits of banks _ 29,395.66 Total dep. —$3,840,642.55 Total $4,207,306.46 102 iState of Arkansas: Bank Department BANK OF QUITMAN, QUITMAN Population 345. Cleburne County Chartered August 15, 1903. Telephone Number 2401. Transit Number 81-424 Officers Ben F. Clark______________ President W. H. McNair________Vice President N. H. Tarver_______________Cashier Edith Ellis_____________ Asst. Cashier J. A. Bailey Ben F. Clark Edith Ellis Directors W. H. McNair N. H. Tarver STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts___ $ 292,772.67 Capital s t o c k __________ ! Overdrafts ____________ 115.54 Surplus fund __________ U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 315,000.00 Undivided p r o fit s ______ Other bonds and Total capital securities____________ 104,123.70 accounts_$ 103,365,13 Furniture and fixtures_ 1.00 Banking h ou se_________ 1.00 Demand deposits_______ Cash and due from banks 177,973.15 Time d ep osits_________ U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public fu n d s ___________ Total d e p ._$ 786,621.93 Total .$ 889,987.06 Total 25.000. 00 25.000. 00 53,365.13 640,244.95 107,104.86 248.00 39,024.12 .$ 889,987.06 THE BANK OF RECTOR, RECTOR Population 1,855. Clay County Chartered November 15, 1930. Telephone Number 3491. Transit Number 81-173 Officers President J. C. Hardin ____ . _ _ J. A. Marlar _____..Exec. Vice Pres. E. M. Purcell______ ___ Vice President _ Cashier O'. A. Harper___ __ ___ Mary Lee Hill____ __Asst. Vice Pres. Bema Nell Gogue . __Asst. Cashier Mary Wagner _ . _ Asst. Cashier Directors J. C. Hardin T. C. Justus J. A. Marlar E. M. Purcell STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts___ $1,257,166.11 Capital s t o c k __________ $ 50,000.00 U. S. Gov't obligations 80,000.00 Surplus f u n d __________ 75,000.00 Other bonds and Undivided p r o fit s ______ 40,993.55 securities____________ 407,639.97 Reserves ______________ 106,253.15 Furniture and fixtures_ 19,042.94 Total capital Cash and due from banks 428,569.33 accounts_$ 272,246.70 Demand deposits_______ 1,278,894.26 Time deposits _________ 382,340.49 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 6,369.06 Public fu n d s ___________ 227,567.84 Deposits of ban k s______ 25,000.00 Total dep. _ .$1,920,171.65 Total $2,192,418.35 Total $2,192,418.35 Forty-Second Report 103 FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK, REYNO Population 292. Randolph County Chartered December 8, 1911. Telephone No. 9705-J1. Transit Number 81-427 Officers F. E. Belford____________ President Glenn Brown___ Exec. Vice President & Cashier Mrs.'S’reda M. Brown_Vice President Otistean Ahrent______ Asst. Cashier Muriel Stafford_______ Asst. Cashier Directors F. E. Belford Glenn Brown Freda M. Brown STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Liabilities Resources _$ 25,000.00 Loans and discounts___ $ 326,868.71 Capital s t o c k __ 5,000.00 72.86 Surplus f u n d __________ Overdrafts __ 9,156.07 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 279,912.50 Undivided p r o fits ______ 25,000.00 6,330.00 Reserves- ______ Furniture and fixtures_ 600.00 Total capital Banking h ou se____ Cash and due from banks 217,622.94 accounts_$ 64,156.07 Other resources _ 990.00 Demand deposits _____ 622,916.92 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 4,423.28 Public fu n d s ______ ____ 140,900.74 Total d e p ._$ 768,240.94 Total ___ $ 832,397.01 T ota l_ _ $ 832,397.01 THE BANK OF RISON, RISON Population 953. Cleveland County Chartered March 7, 1932. Telephone Number 48. Transit Number 81-428 Officers Leon Moore______________ President J. E. Goggans_______ Vice President Herman Davidson____ Vice President Hazel Smith_________________ Cashier May Dell Morrison___ Asst. Cashier Directors Herman Davidson Leon Moore J. E. Goggans J. E. McCoy James L. Moore, Jr. Max M. Smith STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts___ $ 354,742.07 Capital s t o c k __________! U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 486,890.30 Surplus f u n d __________ Other bonds and Undivided p r o fit s ______ securities____________ 28,171.05 Reserves ______________ Furniture and fixtures_ 1,950.00 Total capital Banking h ou se_________ 5,550.00 accounts_$ 174,472.08 Other real e s ta te ______ 8.00 Cash and due from banks 179,544.04 Demand deposits_______ Other resources________ 1,403.50 Time deposits _________ Public fu n d s ___________ Total d e p ._$ 883,786.88 Total $1,058,258.96 Total 25.000. 00 25.000. 00 107,582.42 16,889.66 584,516.57 195,969.22 103,301.09 $1,058,258.96 104 State of Arkansas: Bank Department PEOPLES EXCHANGE BANK, RUSSELLVILLE Population 8,166. Pope County Chartered March 24, 1890. Telephone Number 12. Transit Number 81-118 Officers Donald Barger_____________ President C. E. Lemley__________Vice President John T. Little_______________ Cashier Bert Mullens__________ Asst. Cashier Hazel G. Little_______ Asst. Cashier Directors Donald Barger Chas. M. Howell Lee Cheek Ike A. Laws G. M. Cook Hence J. Priddy Dr. L. Gardner J. Madison White STATEMENT OF JUNE 30. 1956 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts____$2,214,005.13 Capital s t o c k __________$ 100,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 1,575,003.25 Surplus fund __________ 50,000.00 Other bonds and Undivided p r o fit s ______ 330,773.10 securities____________ 623,549.39 Total capital accounts_$ 480,773.10 Furniture and fixtures______________19,200.00 Banking h ou se_________ 17,000.00 Cash and due from banks 1,350,450.35 Demand deposits_______ 3,314,647.36 Time deposits _________ 1,631,459.43 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 62,597.79 Public fu n d s ___________ 214,292.89 Deposits of ban k s_____ 95,437.55 Total d e p ._$5,318,435.02 T o ta l__________________ $5,799,208.12 T o ta l__________________ $5,799,208.12 THE BANK OF RUSSELLVILLE, RUSSELLVILLE Population 8,166. Pope County Chartered December 23, 1897. Telephone Number 16. Transit Number 81-119 Officers George S. Neal____________President M. J. Hickey_________ Vice President George H. Neal_______ Vice President Robert H. Parker___________Cashier B. J. Roderick_________Asst. Cashier Directors E. C. Bradley George S. Neal M. J. Hickey Floyd Ragsdale George H. Neal C. M. Richmond STATEMENT OF JUNE 30. 1956 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts___ $1,760,593.05 Capital s t o c k __________$ 100,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 1,527,885.07 Surplus f u n d __________ 50,000.00 Other bonds and Undivided p r o fits ______ 404,943.70 securities____________ 645,256.65 Total capital Furniture and fixtures_ 13,537.52 accounts_$ 554,943.70 Banking h o u se _________ 25,000.00 Other real e s ta t e _____ 4,000.00 Demand deposits_______ 2,547,589.83 Cash and due from banks 1,140,700.17 Time deposits _________ 1,760,254.84 Other resources________ 709.30 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 63,141.48 Public fu n d s ___________ 189,342.31 Deposits of ban k s______ 2,409.60 Total d e p ._$4,562,738.06 T o t a l___________________ $5,117,681.76 T o t a l___________________ $5,117,681.76 Forty-Second Report 105 BANK OF SALEM, SALEM Population 687. Chartered December 9, 1908. Fulton County Telephone Number 8. Officers Rex Castleberry__________ President Fay Castleberry_______Vice President Jim Humphries______________ Cashier Corwin Mosey________ Asst. Cashier George Humphries____ Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-430 Directors Fay Castleberry H. J. Humphries Rex Castleberry Jim Humphries STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 717,529.43 Overdrafts ____________ 361.23 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 237,500.00 Other bonds and securities____________ 70,000.00 Furniture and fixtures_ 400.00 Banking h ou se_________ 1.00 Cash and due from banks 567,698.46 Total $1,593,490.12 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________$ Surplus fund __________ Undivided p r o fit s _____ Total capital accounts_$ 160,598.00 50,000.00 50,000.00 60,598.00 Demand deposits_______ 1,132,387.98 Time deposits _________ 188,730.80 18,328.24 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public fu n d s ___________ 93,445.10 Total dep. __$1,432,892.12 $1,593,490.12 Total LOGAN COUNTY BANK, SCRANTON Population 283. Chartered April 7, 1926. Logan County Telephone Number 14. Officers Frank Ahne_______________President Afton Mitchell________Vice President Joe Fritsche________________ Cashier Frank Ahne Frank Drum Roy Drum Joe Fritsche Transit Number 81-686 Directors J. B. Layes Ross Martin Afton Mitchell STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 213,302.04 Overdrafts ____________ 448.29 U. S. Gov’t obligations— 372,737.50 Other bonds and securities____________ 1,500.00 Furniture and fixtures_ 679.33 Banking h ou se_________ 100.00 Cash and due from banks 175,211.90 Other resources________ 477.97 T o ta l___________________ $ 764,457.03 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ $ Surplus fund __________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Total capital accounts_$ 90,588.16 25,000.00 15,000.00 50,588.16 Demand deposits_______ Time deposits _________ U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public fu n d s ___________ Total dep. __$ 673,868.87 596,453.50 33,139.21 4,868.66 39,407.50 T o t a l___________________ $ 764,457.03 106 State of Arkansas: Bank Department SECURITY BANK, SEARCY Population 6,024. White Courtty Chartered February 6, 1932. Telephone Number 1283. Transit Number 81-153 A. J. E. 0. E. M. Ralph Officers Stephens____________President Yancey_________Vice President Twyford______________ Cashier N. Duncan_____ Asst. Cashier Directors B. C. Huddleston M. 0. Thompson Joe S. Pierce E. M. Twyford K. B. Rand E. 0. Yancey Ray A. Yamell J. W. Sanford A. J. Stephens STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ $2,169,892.88 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 603,280.00 Other bonds and securities____________ 442,865.45 13,499.00 Furniture and fixtures_ Banking h ou se _________ 2,600.00 Cash and due from banks- 808,949.21 Other resources________ 1,800.00 T o ta l__________________ $4,042,886.54 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ $ 150,000.00 Surplus f u n d __________ 150,000.00 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 138,547.59 22,378.06 Reserves ________________ Total capital accounts_$ 460,925.65 Demand deposits_______ 2,927,525.84 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 167,997.94 Public fu n d s ___________ 330,197.2:4 Deposits of ban k s_____ 156,239.87 Total d e p ._$3,581,960.89 T o ta l__________________ $4,042,886.54 107 Forty-Second Report THE SEARCY BANK, SEARCY Population 6,024. Chartered May 1, 1943. White County- Telephone Number 780. Transit Number 81-154 Officers Directors Cal Aclin E. P. Pyeatt E. P. Pyeatt_____________ President Phillip H. Pyeatt J. T. Cone Wayne W. Pyeatt_____ Vice President M. M. Garrison Wayne W. Pyeatt Frank S. Leavitt_____ Vice President & Cashier Frank S. Leavitt Hubert Smith J. E. Lightle, Jr. Marian Schwarz________________Asst.Cashier L. W. Sutherlin________________ Asst.Cashier M. P. Pickens__________________ Asst.Cashier Joe T. O’Guin__________________ Asst.Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ $1,982,305.63 Overdrafts ____________ 44.64 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 1,025,875.56 Other bonds and securities____________ 766,613.00 Furniture and fixtures_ 26,457.48 Banking h ou se_________ 35,712.26 Cash and due from banks 839,914.80 Other resources________ 57.80 Total $4,676,981.17 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________$ 150,000.00 Surplus f u n d __________ 150,000.00 Undivided p rofits_______ 170,452.76 Reserves ________________ 40,969.47 Total capital accounts_$ 511,422.23 Demand deposits_______ 3,527,912.38 88,625.74 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public fu n d s ___________ 489,085.12 Deposits of b an k s______ 59,935.70 Total d e p ._$4,165,558.94 T o ta l___________________ $4,676,981.17 108 State of Arkansas: Bank Department GRANT COUNTY BANK, SHERIDAN Population 1,893. Grant County Chartered July 29, 1903. Telephone Number WH 2-2501. Transit Number 81-432 Officers J. A. McCoy_______________ President A. L. Blakely_________Vice President Coats A. Mitchell____________Cashier Jessie Lee Mitchell____ Asst. Cashier A. L. Blakely 0. P. Cearley D. E. McCoy Directors J. A. McCoy Coats A. Mitchell STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ U. S. Gov’t obligations_ Other bonds and securities____________ Furniture and fixtures_ Banking h ou se_________ Cash and due from banks 356,976.77 752,195.00 236,257.40 8,572.37 27,476.06 421,152.52 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________$ 50,000.00 Surplus f u n d __________ 50,000.00 Undivided p r o f it s ______ 157,259.43 Reserves ______________ 16,864.52 Total capital accounts_$ 274,123.95 Demand deposits________ 1,195,716.66 Time deposits _________ 117,148.36 45,652.50 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public fu n d s ___________ 169,336.00 Deposits of ban k s______ 652.65 Total dep. __$1,528,506.17 T o ta l__________________ $1,802,630.12 T o ta l__________________ $1,802,630.12 BANK OF SIDNEY, SIDNEY Population 120. Sharp County Chartered September 23, 1912. Transit Number 81-522 Officers O. S. Westmoreland_______ President Thomas A. Bone_____ Vice President R. C. Pounders______________ Cashier Atalee C. Pounders___ Asst. Cashier Directors Thomas A. Bone O. S. Westmoreland R. C. Pounders STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ ! Overdrafts ____________ U. S. Gov’t obligations_ Furniture and fixtures_ Banking h ou se_________ Cash and due from banks 13,298.60 64.37 226,000.00 1.00 1.00 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________$ Surplus f u n d __________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Total capital accounts. _$ 17,846.00 94,062.01 Demand deposits_______ Public fu n d s ___________ Total dep, __$ 315,580.98 Total 5,000.00 7,500.00 5,346.00 $ 333,426.98 Total 315,072.00 508.98 $ 333,426.98 Forty-Second Report 109 BRATT-WASSON BANK, SILOAM SPRINGS Population 3,270, Chartered April 8, 1932. Benton County Telephone Number 33. Officers Marion Wasson____________President Tom Whiteside_______Vice President & Cashier Sadie Monroe_________Vice President Marion Wasson, Jr____Vice President Elsie Sumner__________Asst. Cashier Art Melson____________Asst. Cashier Field Wasson__________Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-706 Directors Sadie Monroe Marion Wasson, Jr. Elsie Sumner Tom Whiteside Marion Wasson STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ $1,030,376.63 Overdrafts ____________ 915.82 U. S. Gov’t obligations— 2,276,371.50 Other bonds and securities____________ 359,800.94 Furniture and fixtures_ 21,860.22 Banking h ou se_________ 10,000.00 Cash and due from banks 1,096,921.94 Other resources________ 9,116.26 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________$ 75,000.00 Surplus f u n d __________ 75,000.00 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 22,347.01 137,991.80 Reserves ______________ Total capital accounts_$ 310,338.81 Demand deposits_______ 3,627,820.07 Time d ep osits_________ 469,820.91 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 137,187.79 Public fu n d s ___________ 257,753.24 Total dep. __$4,492,582.01 Other liabilities________ T o ta l__________________ $4,805,363.31 2,442.49 T ota l__________________ $4,805,363.31 110 State of Arkansas: Bank Department SMACKOVER STATE BANK, SMACKOVER Population 2,495. Union County Chartered April 28, 1928. Telephone No. PArk 5-3051. Transit Number 81-654 Officers J. E. Berry________________ President Max A. Mitcham___ Exec. Vice Pres. W. H. White, Jr____________ Cashier Audna L. Ward________Asst. Cashier Directors J. E. Berry Homer T. Rogers R. N. Manley L. E. Tennyson, Jr. Max A. Mitcham STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Liabilities __ $ 100,000.00 Loans and discounts___ $1,036,197.44 Capital stock U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 631,967.74 Surplus f u n d _____ ____ 75,000.00 Other bonds and Undivided profits __ 40,815.33 232,854.69 Reserves securities _ _ __ ____ 25,000.00 Furniture and fixtures_ 13,491.09 Total capital 9,000.00 Banking h ou se ______ accounts_$ 240,815.33 Cash and due from banks 530,960.79 1.00 Demand deposits___ ___ 1,688,298.19 Other resources ________ Time d ep osits________ 400,794.81 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 47,628.28 Public fu n d s __ __ __ 76,584.04 Total dep. __$2,213,305.32 Other liabilities________ Total ________ ________ $2,454,472.75 T o ta l__________ 352.10 $2,454,472.75 CITIZENS BANK, SMITHVILLE Population 250. Lawrence County Chartered March 23, 1901. Transit Number 81-434 Officers R. S. Rainwater__________ President A. M. Starr__________Vice President Bonnie Perkins______________ Cashier Boyce Durham_________Asst. Cashier Directors Webster Perkins Wm. Rainwater R. S. Rainwater J. M. Raney Sloan Rainwater, Jr. A. M. Starr Virginia Rainwater STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ Overdrafts ____________ U. S. Gov’t obligations_ Other bonds and securities____________ Furniture and fixtures_ Banking h ou se_________ Cash and due from banks Other resources________ 165,986.58 1,003.43 124,653.50 174,162.18 893.50 1.00 147,485.62 234.22 T o ta l__________________ $ 614,420.03 Liabilities Capital stock __________ $ Surplus fund _ ________ Undivided profits .. ... Total capital accounts__$ 106,364.96 25.000. 00 15.000.00 66,364.96 Demand deposits_______ Public funds __________ Total dep. __$ 506,788.84 446,671.49 60,117.35 Other liabilities _______ 1,266.23 Total __ __ __$ 614,420.03 111 Forty-Second Report MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS BANK, SPARKMAN Population 964. Dallas County- Chartered September 9, 1916. Telephone Number 15. Transit Number 81-581 Officers S. B. Horne_______________ President C. E. Hays___________Vice President & Cashier Directors Garland Gaston S. B. Horne C. E. Hays P. H. Taylor STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 176,500.98 U. S. Gov't obligations_ 452,000.00 Other bonds and securities____________ 56,985.73 Furniture and fixtures_ 1,500.00 350.00 Banking h ou se_________ Cash and due from banks 338,188.78 $1,025,525.49 Total Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________$ Surplus fund __________ Undivided p r o fits ______ Total capital accounts_$ 81,869.68 25,000.00 25,000.00 31,869.68 Demand deposits_______ 846,321.72 Time deposits ___________ 40,375.53 Public fu n d s _____________ 56,958.56 Total d e p ._$ 943,655.81 Total $1,025,525.49 FIRST STATE BANK, SPRINGDALE Population 5,835. Washington County- Chartered February 12, 1923. Tel. No. PLeasant 1-4681. Transit Number 81-856 Officers Shelby Ford_______________ President J. T. Bain_____ Exec. Vice President R. E. Buck_________________ Cashier R. A. Bryant__________Asst. Cashier Directors J. T. Bain L. E. Johnson Shelby Ford Dr. F. Sisco C. L. George Joe M. Steele Tom Hargis A. P. Wilson Elmer Johnson STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans afld discounts----- $2,728,023.05 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 1,102,444.63 Other bonds and securities____________ 587,749.98 Furniture and fixtures_ 12,712.78 Banking h ou se_________ 1.00 Cash and due from banks 986,153.90 Other resources________ 2,000.10 Total $5,419,085.44 Liabilities Capital s t o c k ________ $ 125,000.00 Surplus fund __ _____ 75,000.00 Undivided profits _ 40,361.38 Reserves ____ _ _ _ 213,677.00 Total capital accounts_$ 454,038.38 Demand deposits______ 3,246,355.59 Time deposits _ 1,435,375.64 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 77,170.84 Public funds _ ____ 206,144.99 Total d e p ._$4,965,047.06 Total $5,419,085.44 112 State of Arkansas: Bank Department BODCAW BANK, STAMPS Population 2,552. Lafayette County Chartered December 8, 1902. Telephone Number 3-4492. Transit Number 81-436 Officers J. C. Cabe________________ President R. T. Boulware_______ Vice President C. C. Russell_________ Vice President & Cashier Jim Stevens___________ Asst. Cashier Directors George F. Baker Sam Earle R. T. Roulware C. C. Russell J. C. Cabe A. 0. Smith STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ U. S. Gov’t obligations_ Other bonds and securities____________ Furniture and fixtures_ Banking h ou se_________ Other real e s ta t e _____ Cash and due from banks Other resources________ 932,645.18 607,700.00 214,687.76 9,800.00 13,590.00 14.00 379,318.04 5,221.74 T o t a l___________________ $2,162,976.72 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ $ 50,000.00 Surplus fund __________ 50,000.00 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 254,988.64 Reserves ________________ 24,013.18 Total capital accounts_$ 379,001.82 Demand deposits_______ 1,111,762.49 Time d ep osits_________ 498,907.90 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 14,186.16 Public fu n d s ___________ 159,118.35 Total dep. __$1,783,974.90 Total .$2,162,976.72 113 Forty-Second Report BANK OF STAR CITY, STAR CITY Population 1,296. Lincoln County Chartered April 7, 1925. Telephone Number 57. Transit Number 81-437 Officers W. R. Alsobrook___________ President Clyde E. Fish_______ Vice President G. D. Smith________ Vice President I. A. Chambers_____________Cashier Mrs. Anneta Moore___ Asst. Cashier Directors Dr. H. B. Alsobrook Clyde E. Fish W. R. Alsobrook G. D. Smith I. A. Chambers STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts___ ! 652,543.10 Capital s t o c k __________I U. S. Gov’t obligations. _ 259,600.00 Surplus f u n d __________ Other bonds and Undivided profits _____ securities____________ 116,259.23 Reserves ______________ Furniture and fixtures_ 7.250.00 Total capital Banking h ou se_________ 5,000.00 accounts_$ 190,231.51 5.400.00 Other real e s ta te _____ Cash and due from banks 472,339.92 Demand deposits_______ Time deposits _________ U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public fu n d s ___________ Total dep. _.$1,324,456.35 Other liabilities Total $1,518,392.25 Total 50.000. 00 75.000.00 49,079.67 16,151.84 954,176.91 156,417.84 4,000.00 209,861.60 3,704.39 ,518,392.25 THE STEPHENS SECURITY BANK, STEPHENS Population 1,283. Ouachita County Chartered February 8, 1946. Telephone Number 3761. Transit Number 81-755 Officers Directors Charles T. Reveley_________ President G. W. Haltom Chas. T. Reveley Floyd Bryan___ Exec. Vice President H. G. Hearnsberger James Smith Guy C. Pruitt_________________Cashier G. C. Pruitt Joe J. Wade Bobbie J. Merritt_____ Asst. Cashier Betty K. Greene______ Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Liabilities $ 50,000.00 Loans and discounts___ $ 518,951.41 Capital stock _ U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 437,949.35 Surplus fund 30,000.00 Undivided profits Other bonds and 18,615.16 171,550.58 Reserves securities 12,925.67 2,351.45 Total capital Furniture and fixtures_ 5,171.22 accounts_$ 111,540.83 Banking h ou se____ Cash and due from banks 255,698.21 672.86 Demand deposits Other resources _ 936,887.62 Time deposits _ ____ 186,490.01 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 9,544.43 Public funds __ 147,882.19 Total dep. __$1,280,804.25 Total $1,392,345.08 Total $1,392,345.08 114 State of Arkansas: Bank Department CITIZENS BANK, STRONG Population 839. Union County Chartered January 19, 1931. Telephone No. SY 7-7361. Transit Number 81-441 Officers O. B. Clark_______________President J. E. Cooper_________Vice President B. Finney___________________ Cashier Laura K. Robertson__ Asst. Cashier Directors J. C. Burgess O. B. Clark J. E. Cooper B. Finney C. H. Lewis C. R. Mason E. W. Smith STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Liabilities Resources _____$ Capital stock Loans and discounts__ $ 385,657.11 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 454,000.00 Surplus fund Furniture and fixtures_ 1,621.55 Undivided profits Banking house -----------1.00 Total capital accounts_$ 158,445.00 Other real e s ta te ______ 1.00 Cash and due from banks 199,210.37 Demand deposits Time deposits _ _ U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public funds Total d e p ._$ 882,046.03 Total $1,040,491.03 Total 25,000.00 50,000.00 83,445.00 730,697.56 102,229.77 4,078.89 45,039.81 $1,040,491.03 THE FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK, STUTTGART Population 7,276. Arkansas County Chartered December 29, 1944. Tel. No. WAbash 2-1512. Transit Number 81-747 Officers G. H. Franzen___________ President J. C. Barnett_______Exec. Vice Pres. R. B. Curtis__________Vice President Edgar C. Diggs--------------------Cashier Lela M. Curtis_________Asst. Cashier Adolph E. Hubmann___ Asst. Cashier Artie Seidenschwarz___ Asst. Cashier Directors J. C. Barnett D. C. McDonald R. B. Curtis D. W. Tweedy G. H. Franzen Ralph Wilson Russell McCollum STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Liabilities ____ $ 75,000.00 Loans and discounts___$2,355,154.99 Capital stock Overdrafts ____________ 264.09 Surplus fund ___ 150,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations_____________ 864,614.50 Undivided p r o fit s ____ 158,544.84 R e se r v e s _ __ ___ Other bonds and 39,019.63 securities____________ 647,753.17 Total capital Furniture and fixtures_ 18,333.29 accounts_$ 422,564.47 Banking h ou se _________ 20,900.00 Cash and due from banks 1,506,636.39 Demand deposits 4,193,259.35 Other resources ---------1,770.93 Time d ep osits_ 439,734.11 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 79,151.80 Public f u n d s _____ 280,717.54 Total dep__ $4,992,862.89 Total $5,415,427.36 Total $5,415,427.36 115 Forty-Second Report CITIZENS BANK, TILLAR Population 239. Drew County Chartered July 28, 1913. Telephone Number 2-2571. (if fiA a v c Transit Number 81-446 liir r ^ t A y fl V. C. Harrell____________ President C. H. Kimbro_______ Vice President J. H. Kimbro_______________ Cashier V. C. Harrell C. H. Kimbro J. H. Kimbro B. C. Prewitt STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts__ $ 214,639.54 Overdrafts ____________ 63.60 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 94,769.15 Other bonds and securities____________ 76,174.80 Furniture and fixtures_ 2,800.00 Banking house ________ 3,200.00 Cash and due from banks 91,463.94 Other resources________ 1,149.31 Total _________________ $ 484,260.34 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________$ Surplus f u n d __________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Total capital accounts_$ 91,755.58 25,000.00 50,000.00 16,755.58 Demand deposits ______ Time deposits _________ U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public funds __________ Total d e p ._$ 392,504.76 275,614.96 32,131.08 4,974.85 79,783.87 Total _________________ $ 484,260.34 BANK OF TRUMANN, TRUMANN Population 3,744. Chartered October 26, 1911. Poinsett County Telephone Number 7. Officers M. T. Byrn_______________ President R. H. Taylor_________Vice President Earl Yarbrough_Vice Pres. & Cashier Clyde Robertson, Jr.__ Asst. Cashier Eugene Pounds_______ Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-488 Directors M. T. Byrn Norris C. Taylor J. F. Lady R. H. Taylor Clyde Robertson, Jr. Earl Yarbrough J. J. Purvis STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts_$1,492,222.95 U. S. Gov’t obligations — 177,945.31 Other bonds and securities______ 106,970.00 Furniture and fixtures_ 3,000.00 Banking house ________ 11,000.00 Cash and due from banks 1,314,868.67 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________! Surplus fund __________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Reserves ______________ Total capital accounts_$ 317,017.98 100,000.00 140,000.00 62,499.45 14,518.58 Demand d eposits______ 2,053,842.04 Time deposits _________ 553,460.86 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 9,153.65 Public funds __________ 147,532.40 Deposits of b an k s______ 25,000.00 Total dep__ 2,788,988.95 Total $3,106,006.93 Total $3,106,006.93 116 State of Arkansas: Bank Department BANK OF TUCKERMAN, TUCKERMAN Population 1,253. Jackson County Chartered November 8, 1902. Telephone Number 1. Transit Number 81-448 Officers F. L. Penix_______________ President R. 0. Norris________ Vice President O. B. Armstrong____ Vice President Van Smith_____ Exec. Vice President & Cashier Calvin W. Whitlow____Asst. Cashier Cornelius Adcox______ Asst. Cashier Walter McDaniel______ Asst. Cashier Directors 0. B. Armstrong J. L. Parrott C. E. Harrison F. L. Penix R. O. Norris Van Smith STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts__ $1,009,967.83 Capital stock ___ $ 35,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations __. 346,594.55 Surplus fund 40,000.00 Other bonds and Undivided profits _ 80,148.63 85,077.33 Total capital securities Furniture and fixtures_ 7,203.91 accounts_$ 155,148.63 Banking house 2,250.00 362,843.50 Demand deposits Cash and due from banks 1,289,271.91 Other resources 1,394.95 Time d ep osits______ 145,634.37 U. S. Govt d eposits__ 13,479.66 Public funds ______ _ 176,394.25 Deposits of banks 35,403.25 Total dep. __$1,660,183.44 $1,815,332.07 Total Total _ $1,815,332.07 TYRONZA BANK,TYRONZA Population 656. Poinsett County Chartered October 1, 1951. Telephone Number 3121. Transit Number 81-770 Officers .President R. A. Lynch D. F. Wylie _ Vice President Ciashijer Ernestine Sanders Directors C. M. Beley H. F. Norcross John H. Emrich D. F. Wylie R. A. Lynch STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Liabilities Resources $ 50,000.00 Loans and discounts__ $ 576,363.54 Capital stock 74,000.00 Surplus fund U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 15,000.00 Undivided profits Other bonds and 29,578.33 29,450.00 Reserves _ 2,787.84 securities 6,564.92 Total capital Furniture and fixtures __ 648.45 accounts_$ 97,366.17 Banking house 246,859.65 Cash and due from banks 544,081.78 Demand deposits Time deposits 170,276.95 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 5,492.33 Public funds 116,669.33 Total d e p ._$ 836,520.39 Total _ $ 933,886.56 Total _ $ 933,886.56 117 Forty-Second Report CITIZENS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, VAN BUREN Population 6,413. Crawford County Chartered December 20,1910. Telephone No. GR 4-2331. Transit Number 81-101 Officers Basil M. Moody___________President Raymond Allen_______Vice President Henry Batchelor_____________ Cashier Ruth C. Moody________Asst. Cashier Directors Raymond Allen M. J. Graham Lonnie Batchelor Joe C. McKinney Robert P. Geliy Basil M. Moody R. W. Geliy STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts— $ 347,046.90 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 1,368,365.53 Other bonds and securities____________ 347,189.75 Banking house ________ 7,500.00 Other real e s ta te ______ 1.00 Cash and due from banks 363,024.55 Liabilities _!j5 50,000.00 Capital stock Surplus fund 75,000.00 Undivided profits ___ 111,076.08 Reserves _ 1,342.83 Total capital accounts_$ 237,418.91 Demand deposits 1,453,422.49 Time deposits _ _ 418,147.59 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 23,531.62 Public funds 300,607.12 Total dep. __$2,195,708.82 $2,433,127.73 Total Total $2,433,127.73 PEOPLES BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, VAN BUREN Population 6,413. Crawford County Chartered August 12, 1933. Tel. No. GRanite 4-6501. Transit Number 81-100 Officers J. J. Izard_______________ President C. E. Izard___________Vice President Stewart Condren____________ Cashier Directors Stewart Condren C. E. Izard Carl Creekmore J. J. Izard C. J. Franklin, Jr. Wylie B. Smith STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Liabilities Resources Loans and discounts___$ 500,391.43 Capital s t o c k __________$ 50,000.00 75,000.00 Overdrafts ____________ 5,466.25 Surplus fund __________ U. S. Gov’t obligations___1,016,174.00 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 40,529.22 Total capital Other bonds and securities____________ 438,832.75 accounts_$ 165,529.22 Furniture and fixtures______________9,500.00 Banking house ________ 9,500.00 Demand deposits ______ 1,659,354.24 Cash and due from banks 601,744.10 Time deposits _________ 450,722.04 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 22,679.29 Public funds __________ 283,323.74 Total dep. __$2,416,079.31 Total $2,581,608.53 Total $2,581,608.53 118 State of Arkansas: Bank Department BANK OF WALDO, WALDO Population 1,491. Columbia County Chartered September 2, 1899. Telephone Number 2274. Transit Number 81-265 Officers J. Thurston Howell________President W. S. McKissack____ Vice President Mary H. Martin_____________ Cashier Directors J. Thurston Howell W. S. McKissack Mrs. J. Thurston Howell STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts__ $ 254,380.56 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 340,285.00 Other bonds and securities____________ 60,160.48 10.00 Furniture and fixtures_ Banking house ________ 10.00 Cash and due from banks 158,607.98 Other resources________ 345.76 Total _________________ $ 813,799.78 Liabilities Capital stock _ _ —$ Surplus fund Undivided profits _ _ — R e se rv e s ___ Tota-l capital accounts_$ 74,558.64 Demand d e p o s its ___ _ Time d ep osits_ U. S. Gov’t deposits----Public funds Total dep. __$ 739,241.14 25,000.00 25,000.00 22,546.18 2,012.46 522,009.18 90,770.28 14,033.30 112,428.38 Total _________________ $ 813,799.78 THE PEOPLES BANK, WALDO Population 1,491. Chartered June 22, 1910. Columbia County Telephone Number 3011. Officers H. A. Fincher_____________President H. H. Fincher_______ Vice President J. E. O’Daniel_______ Vice President R. P. Clark_________________ Cashier M. M. Fincher_________Asst. Cashier E. G. H. H. F. Fincher L. Fincher A. Fincher H. Fincher Transit Number 81-266 Directors M. M. Fincher W. O. Fincher J. E. O’Daniel STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts__ $ U. S. Gov’t obligations_ Other bonds and securities____________ Furniture and fixtures_ Banking house ________ Other real e s ta te _____ Cash and due from banks 473,136.31 335,468.75 110,955.18 1.00 1.00 1.00 220,903.70 Total _________________ $1,140,466.94 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________$ Surplus f u n d __________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Total capital accounts_$ 107,736.12 50,000.00 35,000.00 22,736.12 Demand deposits ______ Time deposits _________ U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public funds __________ Total dep. __$1,032,730.82 622,042.15 235,699.25 6,384.53 168,604.89 Total _________________ $1,140,466.94 119 Forty-Second Report BANK OF WALDRON, WALDRON Population 1,292. Chartered April 3, 1901. Scott Cbunty Tel. No. MErcury 7-6411. Officers Gene Davidson____________President J. K. May____________ Vice President Mollie E. Center______Vice President Claud W. Harrison___Vice President & Cashier O. K. Goodner________Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-239 Directors W. A. Bates Orval K. Goodner Mollie E. Center Claud W. Harrison Gene Davidson J. K. May Wm. Knox Dozier STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts__ .$ 518,666.15 768.39 Overdrafts ___ ___ _ U. S. Gov’t obligations . 1,082,104.00 Other bonds and 432,816.05 securities___ ____ 4,450.00 Furniture and fixtures Banking house 5,000.00 Cash and due from banks 754,830.08 Total _ $2,798,634.67 Liabilities Capital stock _ _ _ $ 50,000.00 ___ 100,000.00 Surplus f u n d _ Undivided profits 60,097.66 Total capital accounts_$ 210,097.66 Demand deposits 1,534,865.98 Time deposits _ __ _ 788,176.92 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 29,101.28 Public f u n d s _ 236,392.83 Total d e p ._$2,588,537.01 Total _ _ __ $2,798,634.67 120 State of Arkansas: Bank Department MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS BANK, WARREN Population 2,615. Chartered March 15, 1890. Bradley County Telephone Number 20. Officers Carl Hollis________________President A. L. Moody_________ Vice President G. Colvin____________ Vice President Charles E. Owens_____ Vice President C. F. Sisco__________________ Cashier Mrs. Helen N. Harris_Asst. Cashier Lois Goss_____________ Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-159 Directors Curtis Blankinship J. C. Thompson G. B. Colvin W. R. Warner Carl Hollis Albert T. Weiss A. L. Moody Sidney Wharton Charles E. Owens O. W. Wheless STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts__ $1,364,818.93 Overdrafts ____________ 279.22 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 813,709.38 Other bonds and securities____________ 602,335.15 Furniture and fixtures_ 13,323.52 26,157.86 Banking house ________ Cash and due from banks 919,062.39 Other resources _______ 6,347.18 Liabilities Capital stock _ $ 100,000.00 100,000.00 Surplus fund — Undivided profits _ 123,116.44 14,712.35 Reserves _ Total capital accounts_$ 337,828.79 Total Total $3,746,033.63 2,163,377.81 Demand deposits Time d e p o sits__ _ _ 957,773.72 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 56,099.97 230,698.34 Public f u n d s _ 255.00 Deposits of banks _ _ Total dep. _-$3,408,204.84 $3,746,033.63 Forty-Second Report 121 WARREN BANK, WARREN Population 2,615. Bradley County Chartered December 28, 1901. Telephone Number 88. Transit Number 81-160 Officers John T. Ederington________ President M. C. Singer___ Exec. Vice President J. B. Frazer__________Vice President Louis W. Ederington __Vice President G. C. Sangster______________ Cashier M. S. Thompson______ Asst. Cashier Katie R. Campbell____ Asst. Cashier L. J. L. J. Directors H. Derby J. R. Gannaway T. Ederington F. Martin Hankins W. Ederington S. B. Meek, Jr. B. Frazer M. C. Singer STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts__ $2,143,865.09 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 720,195.50 Other bonds and securities____________ 447,923.95 Furniture and fixtures_ 5,019.63 10,106.80 Banking house ________ Other real es ta te ______ 1.00 Cash and due from banks 786,813.92 Other resources _______ 168.95 Total $4,114,094.84 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________$ 75,000.00 Surplus f u n d __________ 150,000.00 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 62,742.49 Reserves ______________ 184,806.51 Total capital accounts._$ 472,549.00 Demand deposits ______ 2,238,775.82 Time deposits _________ 1,110,666.51 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 95,331.82 Public funds __________ 196,771.69 Total dep. __$3,641,545.84 Total $4,114,094.84 122 State of Arkansas: Bank Department BANK OF WEINER, WEINER Population 644. Poinsett County Chartered April 2, 1909. Telephone No. MU 4-2221. Transit Number 81-456 E. E. H. E. John Joyce Officers Hogue______________ President Winters________Vice President Hogue________________ Cashier Griffin__________Asst. Cashier Directors E. E. Hogue F. R. Huber John Hogue H. E. Winters Malcom C. Hogue R. A. Ziegenhom Marcus Hogue STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Liabilities 25.000. 00 Loans and discounts__ $ 534,345.96 Capital s t o c k __________I 75.000.00 Overdrafts ____________ 3,560.97 Surplus f u n d __________ 39,308.88 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 656,200.00 Undivided p r o fit s ______ Other bonds and Reserves ______________ 20,795.46 securities____________ 123,910.00 Total capital Furniture and fixtures_ 7,000.00 accounts_$ 160,104.34 Banking house ________ 1,300.00 Cash and due from banks 479,281.07 Demand Deposits ______ 1,437,761.25 2,311.77 Time deposits _________ Other resources _______ 78,524.39 22,679.88 U. S. Govt deposits___ Public funds __________ 60,711.38 Deposits of b a n k s ____ 48,128.53 Total d e p ._$1,647,805.43 Total $1,807,909.77 Total $1,807,909.77 MERCHANTS AND FARMERS BANK, WEST HELENA Population 6,107. Phillips County Chartered October 4, 1948. Telephone No. JU 5-3481. Transit Number 81-763 Officers Fulton Simpson______Chm. of Board V. D. Simmons____________ President Roy B. Warren_____________ Cashier Helen B. Back________ Asst. Cashier Marilyn L. Waddell___ Asst. Cashier Directors James P. Baker, Jr. J. L. Linder C. L. Harris Jesse Porter S. H. Hurst Fulton Simpson E. F. Kalb V. D. Simmons STATEMENT OF JUNE 30. 1956 Liabilities Resources Loans and discounts — $1,278,237.81 Capital s t o c k __________$ 50,000.00 80,000.00 Overdrafts ____________ 1,827.54 Surplus f u n d __________ 9,955.15 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 368,875.00 Undivided p r o fits ______ Total capital Other bonds and accounts_$ 139,955.15 securities____________ 101,167.78 Furniture and fixtures_ 1,331.02 Cash and due from banks 313,207.00 Demand deposits ______ 1,083,330.86 Time deposits _________ 591,001.68 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 4,285.73 Public funds __________ 225,319.31 Total dep__ $1,903,937.58 Other liabilities _______ Total $2,064,646.15 Total 20,753.42 $2,064,646.15 Forty-Second Report 123 BANK OF WEST MEMPHIS, WEST MEMPHIS Population 9,112. Chartered April 21, 1928. Crittenden County Telephone Number 310. Officers B. J. Lambert, Jr.________ President C. B. Davis__________ Vice President B. G. Dickey_________ Vice President W. K. Ingram________ Vice President Taylor Claiborne____________ Cashier Kathleen Yokley______Asst. Cashier Ruth Manchester_____ Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-695 Directors B. J. Lambert, Jr. Kendall Berry Roy R. Morley O. I. Bollinger Jack W. Rich H. R. Dabbs J. H. Spears P. M. Dacus J. C. Tennison B. G. Dickey B. G. Dickey, Jr. 0. S. Woolard W. K. Ingram STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts__ $2,247,390.12 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 662,469.38 Other bonds and securities____________ 1,135,748.12 Furniture and fixtures_ 51,290.59 Banking house ________ 247,700.00 Cash and due from banks 1,159,509.89 6,046.85 Other resources _______ Total __________________ $5,510,154.95 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________$ 250,000.00 Surplus f u n d __________ 250,000.00 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 167,074.11 Total capital accounts_$ 667,074.11 Demand deposits ______ 3,221,744.49 Time deposits _________ 696,208.24 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 103,085.67 Public funds __________ 822,042.44 Total d e p ._$4,843,080.84 Total __________________ $5,510,154.95 124 State of Arkansas: Bank Department MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS BANK, WEST MEMPHIS Population 9,112. Chartered August 5, 1941. Crittenden County Telephone Number 250. Officers J. F. Wheeler______________President W. L. Barbour, Jr___ Vice President H. F. Ohlendorf_____ Vice President Roy Strong_________________ Cashier Mrs. Ruby Bledsoe___ Asst. Cashier Buford D. Krebs, Jr__ Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-743 Directors W.L. Barbour, Jr. Lawrence P. Primm J. W. Farris J. F.Wheeler H. F. Orlendorf STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts__ $2,214,341.11 2,756.69 Overdrafts U. S. Govt obligations __ 396,748.14 Other bonds and securities _ _ _ 231,077.15 13,412.72 Furniture and fixtures __ 42,000.00 Banking house Cash and due from banks 1,156,353.70 Other resources 17,797.93 Liabilities $ 100,000.00 Capital stock 150,000.00 Surplus fund Undivided profits 87,872.06 Total capital accounts_$ 337,872.06 2,797,646.94 Demand deposits 482,558.52 Time deposits __ __ 51,700.94 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 398,287.46 Public funds Total d e p ._$3,730,193.86 Other liabilities .$4,074,487.44 Total Total 6,421.52 $4,074,487.44 RICE GROWERS BANK, WHEATLEY Population 406. St. Francis County Chartered September 27, 1909. Telephone Number 771. Transit Number 81-458 Officers H. K. Smith, Jr___________ President Robert Carvell__Vice Pres. & Cashier Mrs. A. H. Williams__ Asst. Cashier Directors Robert Carvell H. K. Smith, Jr. Mayme Lyon STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts __ $ 796,023.15 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 124,090.00 Other bonds and securities____________ 40,450.00 Banking house -----------1.00 Cash and due from banks 474,316.86 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________$ 25,000.00 Surplus f u n d __________ 25,000.00 Undivided p r o fit s --------- 131,912.51 Total capital accounts_$ 181,912.51 Demand deposits _______ 1,100,813.69 Time deposits _________ 103,232.51 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 134.61 Public funds __________ 48,787.69 Total d e p ._$1,252,968.50 Total $1,434,881.01 Total $1,434,881.01 Forty-Second Report 125 WILMOT STATE BANK, WILMOT Population 712. Ashley County Chartered October 25, 1937. Telephone Number 3671. Transit Number 81-738 Officers Directors Wm. B. de Yampert_______President M. C. Crandall N. R. Kirkwood M. C. Crandall________Vice President Wm. B. de Yampert G. B. Stovall N. R. Kirkwood___ Exec. Vice Pres. E. H. Dunning & Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts__ $ 555,757.25 Capital stock $ U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 135,000.00 Surplus fund Furniture and fixtures_ 3,795.66 Undivided profits Banking house 2,350.00 Total capital Cash and due from banks 222,048.63 accounts_$ 121,528.73 Demand deposits Time deposits U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public funds Total dep. —$ 797,422.81 Total _ _ _$ 918,951.54 Total 25.000. 00 75.000.00 21,528.73 687,950.33 29,358.77 4,576.48 75,537.23 $ 918,951.54 BANK OF WILSON, WILSON Population 1,301. Mississippi County Chartered October 3, 1908. Telephone Number 3251. Transit Number 81-462 Officers Directors R. H. Robinson R. E. L. Wilson, III__Chm. of Board J. H. Crain C. L. Denton, Jr. R. E. L. Wilson, Jr. Benton Garrett___________ President Benton Garrett R. E. L. Wilson, III C. J. Lowrance, Jr___ Vice President C. J. Lowrance, Jr. J. B. Gwyn_________________ Cashier Lillian McMath_______ Asst. Cashier Dorothy Dobson_____ Asst. Cashier Gatha Watson________ Asstv Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Liabilities Capital stock Leans and discounts__ $1,482,684.83 $ 100,000.00 Overdrafts ____________ 172.88 Surplus fund 350,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 88,150.91 Undivided profits 41,825.78 Other bonds and Reserves 2,168.02 securities____________ 301,220.12 Total capital Furniture and fixtures __ 4,800.32 accounts_$ 493,993.80 Banking house ________ 50,000.00 Cash and due from banks 684,289.84 Demand deposits 1,255,667.75 Other resources________ 1,128.74 Time deposits 423,799.59 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 19,453.71 Public funds 394,532.79 Deposits of banks _ 25,000.00 Total dep. —$2,118,453.84 Total $2,612,447.64 Total — $2,612,447.64 126 State of Arkansas: Bank Department CROSS COUNTY BANK, WYNNE Population 4,142. Chartered June 5, 1891. Cross County Telephone Number 46. Officers Dave Block_______________ President John W. Watts_Exec. Vice President J. W. Lipscomb_____ Vice President Wallace Eldridge____________Cashier Mollye Weeden________Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-151 Directors H. K. Barwick, JrJ. W. Lipscomb Dave Block W. W. Shaver, Jr. David Drexler H. Steinberg J. C. Hilliard John H. Johnston, Jr. STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts__ $1,448,355.07 Overdrafts ____________ 336.97 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 263,500.00 Other bonds and securities____________ 380,022.75 Furniture and fixtures — 1,000.00 Banking house ________ 25,000.00 Cash and due from banks 569,399.96 2,078.55 Other resources _______ $2,689,693.30 Total Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________$ 50,000.00 Surplus f u n d __________ 150,000.00 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 105,312.94 Total capital accounts_$ 305,312.94 Demand deposits ______ 2,030,630.87 Time deposits _________ 200,069.04 14,146.14 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public funds __________ 139,534.31 Total dep._$2,384,380.36 Total _________________ $2,689,693.30 THE BANK OF YELLVILLE, YELLVILLE Population 697. Marion County Chartered December 13, 1945. Telephone Number 2501. Transit Number 81-753 Officers Directors Bernice Berry___ President & Cashier Bernice Berry H. A.Burnes Wynona Willingham.Exec. Vice Pres. Lon W. Berry Wynona Willingham Lon W. Berry__________________ VicePresident H. A. Bumes__________________ VicePresident STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts__ $ Overdrafts ____________ U. S. Gov’t obligations_ Other bonds and securities____________ Furniture and fixtures_ Cash and due from banks Total 389,442.91 662.56 270,921.88 114,689.00 750.00 256,352.25 $1,032,818.60 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________$ 25,000.00 Surplus f u n d __________ 100,000.00 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 20,549.10 Total capital accounts_$ 145,549.16 Demand deposits ______ Public funds __________ Total dep. __$ 887,269.44 Total 727,158.39 160,111.05 $1,032,818.60 Forty-Second Report CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF THE THREE COOPERATIVE EXCHANGES OPERATING IN ARKANSAS AS OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts___________________________________ $ 8,161.14 U. S. Government obligations________________________ 45,512.24 Furniture and fix tu re s________________________________ 175.00 Cash and due from b an k s_____________________________ 112,955.92 Other resources ______________________________________ 1.00 Total R esources___________________________________$ 166,805.40 Liabilities Capital stock ________________________________________ $ 5,380.00 Surplus and undivided p ro fits --------------------------------------9,842.67 Deposits _____________________________________________ $ 151,582.63 Total Liabilities __________________________________$ 166,805.40 127 128 State of Arkansas: Bank Department THE FIRST COMPANY, BLACK ROCK Population 662. Lawrence County Telephone Number TR 8-6351 Officers J. F. Sloan_______________ President Dr. E. J. Cruse______ Vice President Joseph B. Smith_Cashier & Manager Directors Henry L. Clark J. H. Myers J. E. Krone C. H. Smith STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Cash and due from banks Other resources ______ $ Total 5,181.60 1.00 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________! Undivided p r o fits ______ Total capital accounts_$ 5,182.60 5,182.60 Total $ 2,480.00 2,702.60 5,182.60 THE HARDY EXCHANGE, HARDY Population 599. Sharp County Telephone Number 2262 Officers Claude Finch______________ President R. A. Jackson________Vice President T. W. Walker_______________ Cashier Paul Downs Claude Finch Directors R. A. Jackson T. W. Walker STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts__ $ U. S. Gov’t obligations_ Furniture and fixtures_ Cash and due from banks Total $ 4,266.50 18,543.40 175.00 43,701.07 66,685.97 Liabilities Capital stock $ Undivided profits Total capital 5,515.49 accounts_$ 2,500.00 3,015.49 Demand deposits _ Public funds _ Total dep. 61,170.48 58,764.66 2,405.82 Total 66,685.97 $ Forty-Second Report 129 WILMAR EXCHANGE COMPANY, WILMAR Population 746. Drew County Telephone Number 28 Officers E. A. Oslin______________ President Louin McKinstry_____ Vice President R. A. McKinstry____________Cashier Mrs. R. A. McKinstry_Asst. Cashier Directars James Daniel Louin McKinstry R. A. McKinstry E. A. Oslin C. T. Sims STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1956 Resources Loans and discounts__ $ U. S. Gov’t obligations_ Cash and due from banks 3,894.64 26.968.84 64,073.25 Liabilities Capital stock $ Undivided profits Reserves Total capital accounts._$ 4,524.58 90,412.15 Demand deposits Total $ 94,936.73 Total _ 400.00 124.58 4,000.00 $ 94,936.73 State of Arkansas: Bank Department 130 REPORT OF BUILDING AND LOAN DIVISION AND SECURITIES DIVISION Forty-Second Report 131 BUILDING AND LOAN DIVISION December 31, 1955 Statement of seven active state chartered Building and Loan Associations, compiled from annual reports rendered the Arkansas State Bank Department as of December 31, 1955. Three chartered inactive Associations are: First State Savings and Loan Association Harrison, Arkansas Charter dated May 28, 1954 Dixie Savings and Loan Association W est Memphis, Arkansas Charter dated June 2, 1953 First State Savings and Loan Association W est Memphis, Arkansas Charter dated January 5, 1953 132 State of Arkansas: Bank Department COMBINED STATEMENT OF THE SEVEN ACTIVE STATE CHARTERED BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS AS OF DECEMBER 31,1955 Assets Real Estate Loans __________________________________________ $15,436,183.37 Share L oan s__________________________________________________ 105,441.70 591,709.38 United States Government Obligations_______________________ Other Securities ____________________________________________ 274,800.00 Contracts of S a le ____________________________________________ 842.71 Office B uilding______________________________________________ 8,700.00 Cash on Hand and in B anks__________________________________ 1,054,441.30 Furniture and Fixtures ______________________________________ 15,207.11 Other A s s e ts ________________________________________________ 13,165.17 Total Assets ____________________________________________ $17,500,490.74 Liabilities S h ares_______________________________________________________ $15,114,808.83 Advances from FederalHome Loan B an k ______________________ 601,750.00 Reserves _____________________________________________________ 1,155,137.00 Notes Payable_______________________________________________ 76,592.27 Undivided Profits _____________ ____________ '-------------------------209,345.56 122,818.23 Loans in P r o ce s s ------------------------------------------------------------------Permanent Guaranty S tock ___________________________________ 76,000.00 Other Liabilities--------------------------------------------------------------------144,038.85 Total Liabilities ________________________________________ $17,500,490.74 Forty-Second Report 133 SECURITY SAYINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION CAMDEN, OUACHITA COUNTY, ARKANSAS December 31, 1955 Officers D. W. Harrell____________ President Howard East_________Vice President C. W. Harris____ Secretary-Treasurer Bernice Barner_______ Ass’t-Secretary Directors D. W. Harrell James M. Rowan, Jr. Howard East W. E. Hussman C. W. Harris C. E. Parker J. A. Womack Leroy Paul L. E. Tennyson Assets Real estate lo a n s _____ $ 207,077.47 Other securities________ 1,200.00 Cash on hand and in banks ____________ 25,795.25 Furniture and fixtures_ 72.35 Other a ssets___________ 304.62 Liabilities Shares ________________ $ 231,788.77 2,660.92 Reserves ______________ $ 234,449.69 $ 234,449.69 FAYETTEVILLE BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION FAYETTEVILLE, WASHINGTON COUNTY, ARKANSAS December 31, 1955 Officers W. P. McNair, Jr_________ President H. L. Pearson____ Vice Pres. & Atty. David M. McNair. Secretary-Treasurer Maxine Atha Ass’t-Sec. & Ass’t-Treas. Directors David M. McNair H. L. Pearson W. P. McNair, Jr. W. C. Smith Roy A. Adams F. Fenner Stice Jerome McRoy Assets Real estate lo a n s ______ $4,163,563.30 Share loans ___________ 15,731.11 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 130,000.00 Other securities________ 92,900.00 Cash on hand and in banks ____________ 421,067.57 Furniture and fixtu res_ 1.00 Other a ssets___________ 1.00 Liabilities Shares ________________ $4,354,862.33 Advances from FHL bank 50,000.00 Reserves ______________ 307,472.88 Notes p a y a b le_________ 60,000.00 Undivided p r o fit s _____ 19,517.67 Loans in p rocess_______ 30,992.86 Other liabilities________ 418.24 $4,823,263.98 $4,823,263.98 134 State of Arkansas: Bank Department FORREST CITY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION FORREST CITY, ST. FRANCIS COUNTY, ARKANSAS December 31, 1955 Officers Ed Ash___________________ President W. E. Stevens________ Vice President A. L. Harris_________ Vice President C. W. Norton_____Attorney-Secretary Directors Ed Ash A. L. Harris John C. Bowen W. J. Clanton W. E. Stevens C. W. Norton Assets Real estate lo a n s _____ $ 818,177.49 Share loans ___________ 8,968.20 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 15,000.00 Other securities________ 12,000.00 Cash on hand and in banks ____________ 68,832.85 Furniture and fixtures_ 950.27 346.53 Other a ssets___________ Liabilities Shares ________________ $ 846,924.42 55,746.40 Reserves ______________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ 21,604.52 $ 924,275.34 $ 924,275.34 UNITED SAVINGS ASSOCIATION FORT SMITH, SEBASTIAN COUNTY, ARKANSAS December 31, 1955 Officers F. W. Dyke______________ President C. C. Davis___________Vice President R. A. DeLong__ Secretary-Treasurer E. B. Atterberry___ Asst. Secretary J. McMurtrey_____ Ass’t. Treasurer Harry S. Lieber, Jr._Mortgage Loan Supervisor Heartsill Ragon____________Attorney Directors W. V. Boatright Dr. Ralph Crigler R. B. Cutting F. W. Dyke C. C. Davis R. J. Ross R. A. DeLong Nathaniel Dyke, Jr. R. L. Bilheimer, Jr.A. R. Noe Assets Liabilities Real estate loans ____$6,472,289.38 Shares ________________ $6,248,113.65 Share loans ___________ 27,233.00 Advances from FHL bank 475,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations_____________ 307,009.38 Reserves ______________ 438,845.53 Other securities________ 106,600.00 Undivided p r o fits ______ 31,558.61 Loans in p rocess_ 64,903.19 Cash on hand and in banks ____________ 447,177.35 Other liabilities__ 112,388.01 Furniture and fixtures_____________ 10,107.57 Other a ss e ts ___________ 392.31 $7,370,808.99 $7,370,808.99 135 Forty-Second Report JONESBORO BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION JONESBORO, CRAIGHEAD COUNTY, ARKANSAS December 31, 1955 Officers E. L. Westbrooke__________ President J. H. Little________________ Secretary Roy Sigler_______Vice Pres.-Attorney Directors W. R. Weaver Roy Sigler J. H. Little F. J. Gregson E. L. Westbrooke Bryan Armstrong Assets Real estate lo a n s _____ $ 269,208.42 Contracts of s a le _______ 842.71 7,500.00 Office building ________ Cash on hand and in banks ____________ 6,822.02 Furniture and fixtures_ 1.00 Other a ssets___________ 12,120.71 Liabilities Shares ________________ $ 201,207.40 Reserves ____________._ 57,611.88 Notes p a ya b le_________ 16,592.27 Other liabilities________ 21,083.31 $ 296,494.86 $ 296,494.86 PEOPLES BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION LITTLE ROCK, PULASKI COUNTY, ARKANSAS December 31, 1955 Officers W. W. Finch___________Pres. & Secy. Claibourne W. Conway_Vice President Carl Hollis_Vice Pres.-Chmn. Board W. C. Thomas__ Treas. & Asst. Secy. Pearl Hinkle_________Asst. Secretary Directors W. W. Finch W. C. Thomas Carl Hollis Robert C. Bird Claibourne W. Conway Assets Real estate lo a n s ______$2,832,699.67 Share loans ___________ 46,485.78 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 117,500.00 Other securities________ 50,000.00 Cash on hand and in b a n k s ____________ 71,702.83 Furniture and fixtu res 4,074.92 Liabilities Shares ________________ $2,766,856.04 Advances from FHL bank 50,000.00 Reserves ______________ 249,299.39 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 26,629.88 Loans in p rocess_______ 26,922.18 Other liabilities________ 2,755.71 $3,122,463.20 $3,122,463.20 136 State of Arkansas: Bank Department WARREN BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION WARREN, BRADLEY COUNTY, ARKANSAS December 31, 1955 Officers J. R. Ganaway___________ President Louis W. Ederington_Vice President Byron L. Herring_V. Pres., Sec.-Treas. B. Ball___________________ Attorney Directors Louis W. Ederington N. R. Herring Byron L. Herring J. B. Fraser J. R. Ganaway Clara Beard Louis W. Ederington Assets Real estate lo a n s _____ $ 673,167.64 Share loans ___________ 7,023.61 U. S. Gov’t obligations 22,200.00 Other securities________ 12,100.00 Office b u ild in g ________ 1,200.00 Cash on hand and in banks ____________ 13,043.43 Liabilities Shares ________________ ! Advances from FHL bank Reserves ______________ Undivided p r o fit s _____ Permanent guaranty stock ________________ Other liabilities________ $ 728,734.68 465,056.22 26.750.00 43.500.00 110,034.88 76,000.00 7,393.58 728,734-68 Forty-Second, Report 137 SECURITIES DIVISION June 30, 1956 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 138 State of Arkansas: Bank Department SUPERVISED LOAN COMPANIES UNDER ACT 397 OF 1947 June 30, 1956 Union Investment Co., Inc___________________________ El Dorado, Ark. Standard Finance Company_________________________ Fayetteville, Ark. Utley & Co., Inc____________________________________ Fayetteville, Ark. Peoples Co., Inc____________________________________ Fort Smith, Ark. Arkansas Acceptance Company______________________ Harrison, Ark. (No Report) Helena Industrial Loan Corp.________________________ Helena, Ark. Home Finance System, Inc___________________________ Helena, Ark. The Peoples Loan & Investment Company____________ Hope, Ark. Arkansas Investment Company______________________ Hot Springs, Ark. Securities Investment Company______________________ Jonesboro, Ark. (No Report) Atlas Finance Company_____________________________ Little Rock, Ark. Central Loan and Investment Company______________Little Rock, Ark. (No Report) Securities Investment Company______________________ Little Rock, Ark. (No Report) Liberty Loan & Realty Company_____________________ Little Rock, Ark. Murdock Acceptance Corp___________________________ Little Rock, Ark. United Loan & Investment Company________________ Little Rock, Ark. (No Report) James L. Lucas Company------------------------------------------ Magnolia, Ark. Peerless Thrift & Loan Company____________________ Morrilton, Ark. Peoples Loan & Investment Co., Inc___________________Mount Ida, Ark. Union Industrial Loan Corp_________________________ North Little Rock, Ark. Charles J. Upton Loan & Real Estate Company________West Memphis, Ark. Forty-Second Report MORTGAGE LOAN COMPANIES UNDER ACT 397 OF 1947 June 30, 1956 H. A. Crabb & Co., Inc_________________________ Arkadelphia, Ark. Houston, Tex. Julian J. Rothbaum & Co., Inc________________ Arkadelphia, Ark. Tulsa, Okla. David Investment Company____________________Blytheville, Ark. Logan Finance Corp---------------------------------------- Blytheville, Ark. Home Improvement Financing Corp____________ Fort Smith, Ark. Washington, D. C. Republic Mortgage Co., Inc_____________________Fort Smith, Ark. E. Walden Williams & Co., Inc________________ Fort Smith, Ark. Block Mortgage Co., Inc_______________________ Little Rock, Ark. Don Dinning Investments, Inc___________________Little Rock, Ark. Wichita, Kan. Jack Collier East Co., Inc______________________ Little Rock, Ark. Gersham Investment Corp_____________________ Little Rock, Ark. Clayton, Mo. S. H. Hetherwick Mortgage & Investment_______Little Rock, Ark. Company Shreveport, La. Victor Howard Co., Inc________________________ Fort Smith, Ark. Investment Company of Houston_______________ Little Rock, Ark. Houston, Tex. Mainland Mortgage Company__________________Little Rock, Ark. Houston, Tex. Marcus W. Meairs Company___________________ Little Rock, Ark. Riverside, Calif. Midwest Mortgage Co., Inc_____________________Little Rock, Ark. Wichita, Kan. North American Mortgage Corp_______________ Little Rock, Ark. St. Petersburg, Fla. Old Colonial Mortgage Co., Inc________________ Little Rock, Ark. Houston, Tex. Roberts Mortgage Co., Inc_____________________Little Rock, Ark. Wichita, Kan. William E. Terry & Co., Inc___________________ Little Rock, Ark. Texas Investment Corp_______________________ Little Rock, Ark. Houston, Tex. Texas State Mortgage Company________________ Little Rock, Ark. Houston, Tex. Union Mortgage & Investment Co., Inc_________ Little Rock, Ark. Houston, Tex. T. A. White Company_________________________ Little Rock, Ark. Shreveport, La. Ziegler Investment Company__________________Little Rock, Ark. Clayton, Mo. Home Loans, Inc---------------------------------------------- North Little Rock, Ark. Guaranty Loan & Real Estate Company________West Memphis, Ark. 139 140 State of Arkansas: Bank Department COMBINED STATEMENT OF RESOURCES AND LIABILITIES OF SIX INDUSTRIAL LOAN INSTITUTIONS OPERATING UNDER ACT 111 OF 1941 June 30, 1956 Assets Loans_________________________________________________ $1,863,654.51 Cash on hand andin banks_____________________________ 164,198.92 Bonds and securities__________________________________ 269,021.90 17,664.07 Other assets _________________________________________ TOTAL A S S E T S _________________________________ $2,314,539.40 Liabilities Capital ______________________________________________ $ Surplus ______________________________________________ Unearned discount____________________________________ Notes payable________________________________________ Debentures___________________________________________ R eserves_____________________________________________ Certificates __________________________________________ Other liabilities-______________________________________ TOTAL LIABILITIES 517,975.00 414,055.19 49,636.70 729,402.64 80,900.00 63,535.18 434,789.35 24,245.34 $2,314,539.40 141 Forty-Second Report COMMERCIAL CREDIT PLAN, INC. FORT SMITH, ARKANSAS June 30, 1956 Officers H. A. C h erry___________________________________________ President J. F. Ireton _____________________________________________ Secretary S. M. Chesney _________________________________________ Treasurer M. S. Crawley __________________________________________ Manager 35,008.23 99,093.75 Liabilities C apital________________ $ 100,000.00 Surplus _______________ 18,447.37 Unearned d iscou n t____ 282.56 Notes p a ya b le_________ 21,923.98 Reserved for had debts _ 222.68 Certificates____________ 14,313.96 1,510.50 Other liabilities _______ Total assets ___________ $ 156,701.05 Total liabilities _________ $156,701.05 A ccn fc! Loans _________________ $ Cash on hand and in banks ____________ Bonds and securities 22,599.07 PEOPLES LOAN AND INVESTMENT COMPANY FORT SMITH, ARKANSAS June 30, 1956 Officers R. A. Young, Jr. Roger E. Curtis _ R. C. H elvie___ Mary C. Sims . Assets Loans ______________ Cash on hand and in banks _________ Other assets _______ Total assets _________ President ____ Vice-President Secretary-Manager _________Treasurer 695,470.78 77,457.43 13,667.51 786,595.72 Liabilities Capital _______________ $ 92,975.00 Surplus _______________ 64,000.45 Debentures ____________ 80,900.00 Notes p aya b le_________ 387,442.64 Thrift C ertificates____ 131,001.26 Reserves ______________ 30,276.37 Total liabilities ________ $ 786,595.72 142 State of Arkansas: Bank Department COMMERCIAL CREDIT PLAN, INC. JONESBORO, ARKANSAS June 30, 1956 Officers H. A. C herry____________________________________________ President J. F. Ire to n ______________________________________________Secretary S. M. C hesney__________________________________________ Treasurer A. W. H a r d y ____________________________________________ Manager 4,377.41 99,093.75 Liabilities C apital________________ $ 100,000.00 Surplus _______________ 20,801.05 Unearned discou n t____ 697.89 Notes payable ________ 333.33 Reserve for bad debts _ 177.16 Certificates ___________ 17,026.58 Other liabilities__________ 1,558.85 Total assets __________$ 140,594.86 Total liabilities________ $ 140,594.86 Assets Loans ________________ $ Cash on hand and in banks ____________ Bonds and securities__ 37*123.70 COMMERCIAL CREDIT PLAN, INC. LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS June 30, 1956 Officers H. A. J. F. S. M. K. F. C herry____________________________________________ President Ire to n ____________________________________________ Secretary C hesney__________________________________________ Treasurer T u rn er------------------------------------------------------------------- Manager Assets L o a n s _________________ $ Cash on hand and in banks ____________ Bonds and secu rities_ $ Total assets 6,493.82 70,834.40 Liabilities Capital _______________ $ Surplus _______________ Unearned discou n t_____ Notes payable ________ Reserved for bad debts _ Certificates ___________ Other liabilities _______ 50,000.00 12,476.60 117.12 17,911.03 142.86 9,764.70 1,093.58 91,505.89 Total liabilities 91,505.89 14,177.67 $ Forty-Second Report 143 NATIONAL CREDIT CORPORATION PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS June 30, 1956 Officers N. J. Gantt, J r . _________________________________________President V. D. W e b b ________________________________________ Vice-President C. A. D a vies___________________________________Secretary-Manager C. S. McNew, J r . ________________________________________ Treasurer Assets Loans ________________ $ 863,072.14 Cash on hand and in banks ____________ 33,911.07 Other assets --------------3,306.28 Liabilities Capital _______________ $ Surplus ________________ Unearned discou n t____ Notes p a ya b le_________ Investment certificates _ Reserved for bad debts _ Other liabilities _______ Total a ss e ts ___________$ 900,289.49 Total liabilities________ $ 900,289.49 125,000.00 129,477.33 48,539.13 281,791.66 262,682.85 32,716.11 20,082.41 MORGAN PLAN COMPANY TEXARKANA, ARKANSAS June 30, 1956 Officers __________President _____ Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer & Manager F. E. W ilson _____ S. H. Atkinson___ Edwin D. McDaniel Assets Loans _____________ Cash on hand and in banks _________ Other assets _______ Total assets 231,211.15; 6,950.96 690.28 238,852.39 Liabilities Capital _______________ $ 50,000.00 Surplus _______________ 168,852.39 Notes p a y a b le_________ 20,000.00 Total lia b ilitie s ________ $ 238,852.39 144 State of Arkansas: Bank Department LISTINGS OF FIFTY-TWO CREDIT UNIONS WITH COMBINED STATEMENT OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES OF FORTY-ONE CREDIT UNIONS REPORTED AS OF DECEMBER 31, 1955 Assets L oan s_________________________________________________ $1,512,309.68 Bonds and Securities _________________________________ 383,385.40 Cash on Hand andin B an k s__________________________ 252,587.83 Other A s s e ts _________________________________________ 49,477.87 TOTAL A S S E T S _________________________________ $2,197,760.78 Liabilities Shares _______________________________________________ $2,000,492.82 Guaranty Fund __________________________________:___ 79,019.64 Undivided Profits ____________________________________ 67,015.83 Notes Payable _______________________________________ 22,790.11 Other Liabilities______________________________________ 28,442.38 TOTAL LIA B ILITIE S___________________________ $2,197,760.78 Total approximate number of members 10,784 Forty-Second Report 145 WILLIAMS ROOFING EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION CAMDEN, ARKANSAS December 31, 1955 Assets Liabilities Loans _______ Cash on hand and in banks Other assets _ 3,016.03 Total assets __________ $ 1,173.25 107.00 S h a res________________ $ Guaranty fu n d _________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Notes payable ________ 3,973.01 128.71 112.06 82.50 4,296.28 Total liabilities 4,296.28 Approximate number of members 60 LION OIL CO-OPERATIVE SAVINGS &' CREDIT ASSOCIATION EL DORADO, ARKANSAS December 31, 1955 Assets Loans ________________ $ 136,024.87 Bonds and securities___ 230,810.00 Cash on hand and in b a n k s________ 50,401.75 Other assets __________ 39,629.77 Total assets _____ $ 456,866.39 Liabilities Shares ________________ $ 419,730.50 Guaranty fund ________ 11,238.46 Undivided p r o fit s _____ 10,066.57 Dividends payable______ 10,663.21 Other liabilities _________ 5,167.65 Total liabilities _ Approximate number of members 1,214 .% 456, 866.39 146 State of Arkansas: Bank Department P A N -A M EL DORADO EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION EL DORADO, A R K A N SA S December 31, 1955 Liabilities Assets Loans __________________ $ Bonds and secu rities__ Cash on hand and in b a n k s _________ Other a s s e ts ------------------- 21,197.62 700.21 ______ $ 22,516.34 Total assets 502.38 116.13 Shares ___________ Guaranty fund Undivided profits Other liabilities 19,098.16 977.68 1,396.67 1,043.83 Total liabilities _ 22,516.34 Approximate number of members 314 A R K A N SA S W ESTERN EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION FA YE T TE V ILL E , A R K A N SA S December 31, 1955 Liabilities Assets Loans ________________ i Bonds and sec u rities__ Cash on hand and in b a n k s _________ Other assets ___________ Total assets ___________ $ 47,704.72 36,864.00 2,325.57 30.00 86,924.29 Shares __________________ $ Guaranty fu n d __________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Other liabilities______ __ 80,550.00 2,939.28 2,183.97 1,251.04 Total liabilities--------------$ 86,924.29 Approximate number of members 132 W ASH IN G TO N COUNTY FEDERAL EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION FA YE TTE V ILLE , A R K A N SA S Permit June 30, 1956 TH E COCA-COLA CREDIT UNION FORT SMITH, A R K A N SA S Permit June 27, 1956 147 Forty-Second Report SEBASTIAN FEDERAL EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION FORT SMITH, ARKANSAS December 31, 1955 Liabilities Assets L o a n s _________________ $ Cash on hand and in b a n k s ________ 8,535.48 Total assets __________$ 10.118.46 1,582.98 Shares _________ Guaranty fund _ Undivided profits Other liabilities _ Total liabilities________$ 9,625.00 98.53 285.12 109.81 10,118.46 Approximate number of members 100 GURDON MISSOURI PACIFIC EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION GURDON, ARKANSAS Permit August 5, 1952 (Inactive) APALCO 6 CREDIT UNION HOT SPRINGS, ARKANSAS Permit January 22, 1956 ARLINGTON HOTEL CREDIT ASSOCIATION HOT SPRINGS, ARKANSAS December 31, 1955 Assets L o a n s _________________ $ Cash on hand and in b a n k s________ Total assets __________ $ 13,862.89 1,771.90 15,634.79 Liabilities Shares _______________ Guaranty fund _______ Undivided p r o fits ____ Notes payable _______ 14,686.78 130.40 317.61 500.00 Total lia b ilitie s ________ $ 15,634.79 Approximate number o f members 159 State of Arkansas: Bank Department 148 HOT SPRINGS FEDERAL EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION HOT SPRINGS, ARKANSAS December 31, 1955 Assets Liabilities L o a n s _________________ $ Bonds and secu rities_ Cash on hand and in b a n k s ________ Other assets __________ 66,719.98 2,030.01 Total assets 78,180.94 _____ $ 8,847.83 583.12 Shares ________________ $ Guaranty fund ________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Notes p aya b le-------------Other liabilities _______ 70,549.61 2,737.36 3,207.00 1,500.00 186.97 Total liabilities _ .$ 78,180.94 Shares ________________ $ Guaranty fund ________ Undivided p r o fit s _____ 26,133.08 812.32 973.33 Total liabilities________$ 27,918.73 Approximate number of members 342 MAJESTIC HOTEL CREDIT ASSOCIATION HOT SPRINGS, ARKANSAS December 31, 1955 Assets Liabilities Loans ________ Cash on hand and in banks Other assets _ 18,485.42 Total assets __________$ 27,918.73 9,408.31 25.00 Approximate number of members 117 AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION WORKERS CREDIT UNION LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS December 31, 1955 Assets Liabilities Loans -------------------------Bonds and secu rities_ Cash on hand and in b a n k s ________ Other assets __________ 56,210.61 4,350.00 Total assets 68,119.61 __________$ 7,435.43 123.57 Shares _________ Guaranty fund _ Undivided profits Other liabilities 60,815.01 3,758.43 3,509.17 37.00 Total liabilities________$ 68,119.61 Approximate number of members 215 Forty-Second Report 149 ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT CREDIT UNION LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS December 31, 1955 Assets Liabilities L o a n s_________________ 1 Bonds and securities — Cash on hand and in b a n k s ________ Other assets __________ 35,561.53 2,000.00 Total assets __________$ 41,897.43 3,972.36 363.54 Shares _________ Guaranty fund Undivided profits 37,610.75 2,690.14 1,596.54 Total liabilities------------$ 41,897.43 Approximate number of members 152 ARKANSAS MAID CREDIT UNION LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS December 31, 1955 Assets Loans _ Cash on hand and in banks Other assets _ Liabilities _ . Total assets _$ 2,163.92 1,037.02 70.18 _ $ 3,271.12 3,233.08 32.00 6.04 Shares Guaranty fund Notes payable Total liabilities ----- $ 3,271.12 Approximate number of members 128 ARKLAGAS CREDIT UNION LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS December 31, 1955 Liabilities Assets $ Loans Bonds and securities Cash on hand and in banks _ Other assets __________ 13,199.43 1,797.21 Total assets __________$ 95,145.29 75,412.62 4,736.03 Shares _ Guaranty fund Undivided profits Other 'liabilities — $ ___ _____ Total liabilities________$ Approximate number of members 324 86,024.25 3,919.68 5,049.93 151.43 95,145.29 State of Arkansas: Bank Department 150 CAPITOL CREDIT UNION LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS December 31, 1955 Assets L o a n s _________________ $ Bonds and secu rities_ Cash on hand and in b a n k s ________ Liabilities 86,129.86 11,664.00 Shares _______________ Guaranty fund ______ Undivided p r o fits ____ 101,178.39 2,535.27 636.57 Total liabilities 104,350.23 6,556.37 Total assets __________$ 104,350.23 Approximate number of members 473 CENTRAL TRADES COUNCIL CREDIT UNION LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS December 31, 1955 Assets Liabilities Loans ________ Cash on hand and in banks Other assets _ 41,385.97 Total assets --------------- $ 41,427.38 36.41 5.00 Shares ________________ $ Guaranty fund ________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Other liabilities _______ 36,309.98 287.68 829.72 4,000.00 Total liabilities _ 41,427.38 Approximate number of members 326 DEPARTMENT OF LABOR CREDIT UNION LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS December 31, 1955 Assets L o a n s _________________ $ Bonds and secu rities_ Cash on hand and in b a n k s ___ .___ Other assets __________ Total assets __________$ 40,053.52 1,370.00 Liabilities Shares _______________ Guaranty fund ______ Undivided p r o fit s ------- 51,202.52 1,967.24 1,041.82 Total liabilities 54,211.58 12,621.36 166.70 54,211.58 Approximate number of members 231 151 Forty-Second Report ENGINEERS CREDIT UNION LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS December 31, 1955 Assets Liabilities L o a n s _________________ $ Bonds and secu rities_ Cash on hand and in b an k s________ 43,345.44 10,000.00 Total assets __________$ 59,135.60 Shares _________ Guaranty fund _ Undivided profits 54,792.86 2,183.62 2,159.12 Total liabilities________$ 59,135.60 5,790.16 Approximate number of members 335 FAGAN CREDIT UNION LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS Permit December 1, 1955 FEDERATION CREDIT UNION LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS December 31, 1955 Liabilities Assets L o a n s _________________ i Bonds and secu rities_ Cash on hand and in b a n k s________ 66,267.08 6.745.00 Total assets __________ $ 75,629.08 2.617.00 Shares _________ Guaranty fund _ Undivided profits Other liabilities 61,496.77 5,120.48 683.66 8,328.17 Total liabilities________$ 75,629.08 Approximate number of members 346 FRANKE’S CREDIT UNION LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS December 31, 1955 Liabilities Assets L o a n s _________________ $ Cash on hand and in banks ________ Total assets __________ $ 2,576.31 Shares ________________ $ Guaranty fu n d ________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ 4,047.03 820.27 103.98 4,971.28 Total liabilities . 4,971.28 2,394.97 Approximate number o f members 126 $ 152 State of Arkansas: Bank Department GAZETTE EMPLOYEES’ CREDIT UNION LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS December 31, 1955 Assets Liabilities Loans _________________ $ Bonds and secu rities_ Cash on hand and in b a n k s ________ 12,117.86 500.00 Total assets __________$ 16,765.76 4,147.90 Shares _______________ Guaranty fund ---------Undivided p r o fit s ____ Notes payable _______ 12,511.41 605.90 148.45 3,500.00 Total liabilities _ 16,765.76 Approximate number of members 164 KEMBA LITTLE ROCK CREDIT UNION LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS December 31, 1955 Assets L o a n s _________________ 1 Bonds and secu rities_ Cash on hand and in b a n k s ------------ 49,980.06 10,740.00 Total assets __________$ 92,806.57 Liabilities Shares ________________ $ Guaranty fund ________ Undivided p r o fits ______ 79,714.45 6.445.91 6,646.21 Total liabilities________$ 92,806.57 32,086.51 Approximate number of members 328 LITTLE ROCK MUNICIPAL WATER WORKS EMPLOYEES’ CREDIT UNION LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS December 31, 1955 Liabilities Assets 663.85 Shares ------------------------ $ Guaranty fund ________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Other liabilities _______ 4,694.75 549.86 303.90 2,499.34 8,047.85 Total liabilities________$ 8,047.85 L o a n s _________________ $ Bonds and secu rities Cash on hand and in b a n k s------------ 4,184.00 3,200.00 Total assets __________$ Approximate number of members 80 Forty-Second Report 153 LITTLE ROCK POSTAL CREDIT UNION LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS December 31, 1955 Assets Liabilities L o a n s _________________ $ 115,303.60 Bonds and secu rities_ 8,404.00 Cash on hand and in b a n k s________ 17,887.69 Other assets __________ 282.98 Shares _______________ Guaranty fund _______ Undivided p r o fits ____ Other liabilities _____ 124,652.79 10,466.10 6,477.38 282.00 Total assets --------------- $ 141,878.27 Total liabilities 141,878.27 Approximate number of members 482 PULASKI COUNTY EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS Permit April 12, 1956 SOUTHWEST HOTELS CREDIT ASSOCIATION LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS December 31, 1955 Assets Liabilities Loans Bonds and securities Cash on hand and in banks _ . Other a s s e ts _ _ _ 34,077.87 20,000.00 Total assets _ 65,890.66 ___ — $ 11,804.99 7.80 Shares ------------- -------- -$ Guaranty fund _______ Undivided profits ___ Notes payable _ _ 62,678.65 2,727.06 482.59 2.36 Total liabilities -$ 65,890.66 Liabilities Shares ________________ $ Guaranty fund ________ Undivided p r o fit s _____ Notes payable ________ 13,467.94 368.56 441.61 1,000.00 Total lia b ilitie s ________ $ 15,278.11 Approximate number of members 334 STATE CENTRAL CREDIT UNION LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS December 31, 1955 Assets L o a n s _________________ ! Bonds and secu rities_ Cash on hand and in b a n k s________ Other assets __________ Total assets __________ $ 10,691.75 2,500.00 2,085.36 1.00 15,278.11 Approximate number o f members 97 154 State of Arkansas: Bank Department TELCOE CREDIT UNION LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS December 31, 1955 Assets Liabilities L o a n s _________________ : Bonds and secu rities_ Cash on hand and in b a n k s ________ Other assets __________ 192,420.84 4,633.22 Total a s s e ts __________$ 206,848.41 9,028.45 765.90 Shares _________ Guaranty fund _ Undivided profits Other liabilities 190,754.16 4,843.99 10,872.33 377.93 Total liabilities________$ 206,848.41 Approximate number of members 1,291 U. D. CREDIT UNION LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS December 31, 1955 Assets Loans ______________ Cash on hand and in b a n k s _____ 28,258.12 Total assets __________$ 29,991.50 1,733.38 Liabilities Shares ________________ $ Guaranty fund ________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Notes payable ________ 27,630.36 463.80 397.34 1,500.00 Total liabilities . 29,991.50 Approximate number of members 250 U. S. TIME EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS December 31, 1955 Assets Liabilities Loans _________________ Bonds and secu rities_ Cash on hand and in b a n k s________ Other assets __________ 33,432.27 5.00 Total assets __________$ 42,550.56 5,906.10 3,207.19 Shares _________ Guaranty fund _ Undivided profits Notes payable _ Other liabilities 40,880.63 338.25 664.10 154.29 513.29 Total liabilities________$ 42,550.56 Approximate number of members 460 155 Forty-Second Report VETERANS ADMINISTRATION EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS December 31, 1955 Assets L o a n s _________________ $ Bonds and securities __ Cash on hand and in b a n k s______ Other assets __________ Total assets __________$ 39,765.47 2,500.00 7,428.04 227.06 49,920.57 Liabilities Shares ________________ $ Guaranty fund ________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Other liabilities _______ 45,765.28 2,316.22 1,820.84 18.23 Total liabilities________$ 49,920.57 Approximate number of members 302 V. A. HOSPITAL CREDIT UNION LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS December 31, 1955 Assets Liabilities L o a n s _________________ $ Cash on hand and in b a n k s________ 39,692.24 Total assets __________$ 42,069.33 2,377.09 Shares _________ Guaranty fund _ Undivided profits 40,773.10 809.06 487.17 Total liabilities________$ 42,069.33 Approximate number of members 246 O. M. C. CREDIT UNION MORRILTON, ARKANSAS Permit June 22, 1956 CAMERON FEED MILLS EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS Permit April 6, 1956 THE FORT ROOTS CREDIT UNION NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS December 31, 1955 Assets Liabilities L o a n s_________________ $ 104,101.09 18,328.93 Bonds and secu rities_ Cash on hand and in b a n k s________ 12,961.90 Other assets __________ 100.00 Shares ________________ $ 129,319.07 Guaranty fund ________ 4,049.48 Undivided p r o fit s _____ 2,116.98 Other liabilities _______ 6.39 Total assets __________ $ 135,491.92 Total lia b ilitie s ________ $ 135,491.92 Approximate number o f members 623 State of Arkansas: Bank Department 156 NORTH LITTLE ROCK EDUCATORS CREDIT UNION NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS Permit April 10, 1956 NORTH LITTLE ROCK-MISSOURI PACIFIC CREDIT UNION NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS December 31, 1955 Assets L o a n s _________________ $ Bonds and secu rities_ Cash on hand and in b a n k s ________ Other assets __________ Total assets --------------- $ 31,766.90 1,300.00 3,890.69 1,251.44 38,209.03 Liabilities Shares ________________ $ Guaranty fund ________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Other liabilities _______ 34,021.81 1,590.38 214.72 2,382.12 Total liabilities________$ 38,209.03 Approximate number of members 328 OSCEOLA FOODS EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION OSCEOLA, ARKANSAS December 31, 1955 Assets Liabilities L o a n s _________________ $ Cash on hand and in b a n k s ________ 1,350.62 711.33 Shares _________ Guaranty fund Undivided profits Total assets __________$ 2,061.95 Total liabilities . 1,894.48 53.19 114.28 $ 2,061.95 Approximate number of members 30 MISSOURI PACIFIC-PARAGOULD CREDIT UNION PARAGOULD, ARKANSAS December 31, 1955 Liabilities Assets Loans ________ Cash on hand and in banks $ Total assets $ 17,262.15 1,231.02 Shares ________________ $ Guaranty fund ________ Undivided p r o fit s ---------Other liabilities _______ 16,192.09 659.96 587.65 1,053.47 18,493.17 Total liabilities________$ 18,493.17 Approximate number of members 139 Forty-Second Report 157 KILOWATT CREDIT UNION PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS December 31, 1955 Liabilities Assets T.oans Cash on hand and in banks Other assets -$ Total assets -$ 6,302.25 449.65 5.00 6 756.90 S h a re s___ _ Guaranty fund Undivided profits Other liabilities _ -$ 6,071.16 64.15 121.59 500.00 -$ 6,756.90 _ _ Total liabilities Approximate number of members 132 P. B. M. CREDIT UNION PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS December 31, 1955 Assets Liabilities L o a n s_________________ $ Cash on hand and in b an k s________ 2,975.47 Total assets __________$ 1,175.52 Shares _______________ Guaranty fund _______ Undivided p r o fit s ____ 3,894.90 74.22 181.87 4,150.99 Total liabilities________$ 4,150.99 Approximate number of members 68 400 CREDIT UNION SEARCY, ARKANSAS Permit March 5, 1956 ARKANSAS GRANGE CREDIT UNION SPRINGDALE, ARKANSAS Permit June 25,1956 158 State of Arkansas: Bank Department WELCH EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION SPRINGDALE, ARKANSAS December 31, 1955 Assets ------------- $ Loans _ Cash on hand and in banks Total assets _ __ $ 3,340.52 Liabilities Shares _____________ _ -$ Guaranty fund _ _ . Undivided profits Notes p a y a b le ______ Other liabilities _ _ . 6,475.00 101.77 312.06 4.86 84.16 6,977.85 Total liabilities_____ .-$ 6,977.85 Liabilities Shares __ _ _ ----- $ Notes payable _ _ Other liabilities 362.25 76.85 8.25 Total liabilities _ 447.35 3,637.33 Approximate number of members 81 A. T. S. CREDIT UNION STATE SANATORIUM, ARKANSAS December 31, 1955 Assets L o a n s __ ______ ---------- $ Cash on hand and in banks Other assets 290.59 86.76 Total assets 447.35 _$ 70.00 Approximate number of members 33 CO-OP CREDIT UNION TEXARKANA, ARKANSAS December 31, 1955 Assets L o a n s ___________ — _$ Cash on hand and in b a n k s _ Other assets __________ Total assets __________$ 5,445.57 1,115.90 48.37 6,609.84 Liabilities Shares ___________ _____ $ Guaranty f u n d __ Undivided profits 6,284.47 20.12 305.25 Total liabilities________$ 6,609.84 Approximate number of members 42 159 Forty-Second Report MILLER ARKANSAS CREDIT UNION TEXARKANA, ARKANSAS December 31, 1955 Assets Loans _ _ Cash on hand and in banks Other assets _ ---------- $ Total assets _ ______ $ Liabilities 336.00 222.68 41.92 600.00 ___ Shares _ Guaranty fund ____ 584.91 15.69 Total liabilities____ 600.60 Approximate number of members 50 RAILWAY EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION TEXARKANA, ARKANSAS December 31, 1955 Assets Liabilities Loans _ ____________$ Bonds and secu rities_ Cash on hand and in b an k s_____ Other assets___________ 14,055.42 5.00 Total assets ------------- $ 130.42 401.00 Shares __ ----------------- -$ Guaranty fund _______ Undivided p r o fit s _____ Notes payable _______ Other liabilities ______ 10,194.81 68.17 166.67 3,800.00 362.19 14,591.84 Total liabilities _______ -$ 14,591.84 Approximate number of members 96 STRICKLAND EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION TEXARKANA, ARKANSAS December 31, 1955 Assets L o a n s _______________ _$ Cash on hand and in b a n k s________ Other assets _________ Total assets --------------- $ 610.27 62.43 34.23 706.93 Liabilities Shares _______________ Guaranty fund _______ Other liabilities _ A Total liabilities _______ -$ Approximate number of members 34 617.57 10.25 79.11 706.93 160 State of Arkansas: Bank Department QUALIFIED STOCK EXCHANGES Securities listed on the following Stock Exchanges may be qualified by notification by an applicant company filing the name of the company, its address, the amount of securities sought to be sold in Arkansas, and paying the fee required by law. American Stock Exchange Chicago Board of Trade Chicago Stock Exchange New York Produce Exchange New York Stock Exchange Forty-Second, Report 161 ISSUERS REGISTERED BY QUALIFICATION IN ARKANSAS UNDER ACT 397 OF 1947 June 30, 1956 Aerial Intensity Survey Corp_______________________ Mena, Arkansas Affiliated Fund, Inc________________________________ New York, New York American Business Shares, Inc______________________ New York, New York American Foundation Life Insurance Company______ Little Rock, Arkansas American Mutual Fund, Inc--------------------------------------Los Angeles, Calif. American Shopping Centers, Inc_____________________Minneapolis, Minnesota American Trusteed Funds, Inc-----------------------------------New York, New York Associated Fund Trust_____________________________ St. Louis, Missouri Atomic Development MutualFund, Inc______________ Washington, D. C. Axe Houghton Fund A, Inc________________________Tarry town, New York Axe Houghton Fund B, Inc-------------------------------------Tarrytown, New York Axe Houghton Stock Fund. Inc------------------------------- Tarrytown, New York Bankers Insurance Company________________________ Conway, Arkansas Blue Ridge Mutual Fund, Inc---------------------------------- New York, New York Bond Fund of Boston---------------------------------------------- Boston, Massachusetts Bond Investment Trust of America__________________Boston, Massachusetts Boston Fund, Inc----------------------------------------------------- Boston, Massachusetts Broad Street Investing Corp.____------------------------------ New York, New York Canada General Fund (1954 Limited)------------------------ Toronto, Canada Canadian Fund, Inc--------------------------------------------------New York, New York Century Shares Trust—-------------------------------------------- Boston, Massachusetts Chemical Fund, I n c ._______________________________ New York, New York Colonial Fund, Inc--------------------------------------------------- Boston, Massachusetts Commercial Corp----------------------------------------------------- Little Rock, Arkansas Commonwealth Investment Company------------------------- San Francisco, Calif. Commonwealth Stock Fund, Inc--------------------------------- San Francisco, Calif. Concord Fund, Inc--------------------------------------------------- Boston, Massachusetts Continental Copper & Steel Industries, Inc-----------------New York, New York Corporate Leaders of America, Inc----------------------------New York, New York Crown Western Investments, Inc------------------------------- Dallas, Texas Delight Oak Flooring Company--------------------------------Delight, Arkansas Development Corp. for Israel------------------------------------- New York, New York Donut Supplies, Inc-------------------------------------------------- Little Rock, Arkansas Diversified Growth Stock Fund, Inc-------------------------- Elizabeth, New Jersey Diversified Investment Fund, Inc-------------------------------Elizabeth, New Jersey Dividend Shares, Inc------------------------------------------------ New York, New York Duracraft Boats, Inc------------------------------------------------ Monticello, Arkansas Dykes Associates------------------------------------------------------Little Rock, Arkansas Eaton & Howard Balanced Fund, Inc-------------------------Boston, Massachusetts Eaton & Howard Stock Fund, Inc----------------------------- Boston, Massachusetts El Gato Salvaje Uranium Exploration & Development, Inc-----------------------------------------------Little Rock, Arkansas Federated Plans, Inc________________________________ Worcester, Mass. Fidelity Fund, Inc--------------------------------------------------- Boston, Massachusetts Fidelity Investment Company-----------------------------------Little Rock, Arkansas Financial Industrial Fund, Inc-------------------------------- Denver, Colorado First Arkansas Investment Corp------------------------------- Little Rock, Arkansas Founders Mutual Depositor Corp----------------------------- Denver, Colorado Fundamental Investors, Inc---------------------------------------Elizabeth, New Jersey Gas Industries Fund, Inc------------------------------------------ Boston, Massachusetts General Life Ins. Company of Ark----------------------------Little Rock, Arkansas Government Personnel Mutual Fund, Inc____________ Washington, D. C. Group Securities, Inc----------------------------------------------- Jersey City, N. J. Guaranty Loan and Real Estate Company------------------ West Memphis, Ark. Hamilton Fund, Inc--------------------------------------------------Denver, Colorado Heuer-Williams Associates, Inc-------------------------------- Harrison, Arkansas 162 State of Arkansas: Bank Department Income Fund of Boston, Inc_________________________ Boston, Massachusetts Incorporated Income Fund__________________________ Boston, Massachusetts Incorporated Investors______________________________ Boston, Massachusetts Independent Life Insurance Company________________North Little Rock, Ark. Industrial Securities Corp___________________________ Little Rock, Arkansas Institutional Income Fund, Inc______________________New York, New York Institutional Shares, Ltd____________________________ New York, New York Investment Company of America____________________ Los Angeles, Calif. Investment Trust of Boston________________________ Boston, Massachusetts Investors Group Canadian Fund, Ltd________________ Winnipeg, Canada Investors Mutual, Inc_______________________________ Minneapolis, Minnesota Investors Selective Fund___________________________ Minneapolis, Minnesota Investors Stock Fund_______________________________ Minneapolis,'Minnesota Investors Syndicate of America, Inc------------------------- Minneapolis, Minnesota Keystone Custodian, Inc_____________________________ Boston, Massachusetts Keystone Fund of Canada, Ltd_______________________ Montreal, Canada Lexington Trust Fund Shares______________________ New York, New York Life Insurance Investors, Inc________________________ New York, New York M & D Store Fixtures, Inc__________________________ Los Angeles, Calif. Managed Funds, Inc------------------------------------------------- St. Louis, Missouri Manhattan Bond Fund, Inc__________________________ Elizabeth, New Jersey Massachusetts Investors Growth Stock Fund, Inc_____ Boston, Massachusetts Massachusetts Investors Trust______________________ Boston, Massachusetts Merchant Bakers Alliance, Inc_______________________Springdale, Arkansas Millsap Oil & Gas Company_________________________ Wilmington, Deleware Mississippi Valley Company_________________________ Jonesboro, Arkansas E. M. Moore Enterprise, Inc__________________________ Pine Bluff, Arkansas Murphy Corp_______________________________________ El Dorado, Arkansas National Investors Corp_____________________________ New York, New York National Securities & Research Corp_________________ New York, New York North Little Rock Funeral Home, Inc_________________North Little Rock, Ark. Northwest Production Corp__________________________ Houston, Texas Oresco, Inc--------------------------------------------------------------- ITellville, Arkansas Ozark Packing Company____________________________ Ozark, Arkansas Pioneer Fund, Inc------------------------------------------------------ New York, New York Pioneer Western Life Insurance Company____________ Little Rock, Arkansas The George Putnam Fund of Boston_________________ Boston, Massachusetts S. & S. Lakesite Homes, Inc-------------------------------------- Cabot, Arkansas Scudder, Stevens & Clark Fund, Inc_________________ Boston, Massachusetts Selected American Shares, Inc_______________________Chicago, Illinois Southern Equitable Life Insurance Company_________ Little Rock, Arkansas Southwest Manufacturing Company__________________ Little Rock, Arkansas Southwestern Investors, Inc_________________________ Dallas, Texas Television Electronics Fund, Inc______________________Chicago, Illinois Texas Fund, Inc------------------------------------------------------- Houston, Texas Trans-Continental Life & Accident Insurance Co--------- Little Rock, Arkansas United Funds, Inc------------------------------------------------------Kansas City, Missouri Accumulative Fund_____________ Continental Fund Income Fund and Accumulative Fund.Science Fund United Funds of Canada, Ltd________________________Toronto, Canada United Specialties, Inc______________________________ El Dorado, Arkansas The Value Line Fund, Inc___________________________ New York, New York The Value Line Income Fund, Inc___________________ New York, New York The Value Line Special SituationsFund, Inc.__________New York, New York Wall Street Investing Corp--------------------------------------- New York, New York The Wellington Company___________________________ Camden, New Jersey Winrock Enterprises, Inc-------------------------------------------Morrilton, Arkansas Your Green Gift Stamp Companv___________________ Little Rock, Arkansas Forty-Second Report 163 ISSUERS REGISTERED BY NOTIFICATION IN ARKANSAS UNDER ACT 397 OF 1947 June 30, 1956 American Can Co___________________________________ New York, New York American Machine & Foundry Co___________________ New York, New York Armour & Co______________________________________ Chicago, Illinois The Borden Co_____________________________________ New York, New York Campbell Soup Co__________________________________ Camden, New Jersey Capital Airlines, Inc_______________________________ Washington, D. C. Carpenter Paper Co________________________________ Omaha, Nebraska C. I. T. Financial Corp______________________________ New York, New York Cox Planing Mill & Lumber Co., Inc---------------------------Piggott, Arkansas The Crossett Co_____________________________________ Crossett, Arkansas R. R. Donnelley & Sons Co___________________________ Chicago, Illinois Eastern Corp_______________________________________ Bangor, Maine Family Finance Corp_______________________________ New York, New York Fruehauf Trailer Co________________________________ New York, New York General Dynamic Corp______________________________ New York, New York General Electric Co_________________________________ New York, New York General Motors______________________________________Detroit, Michigan General Motors Savings Stock Purchase Program____ New York, New York General Public Service Corp__________________________New York, New York General Waterworks Corp-----------------------------------------Philadelphia, Pa. Household Finance Corp_____________________________Chicago, Illinois International Paper Co______________________________New York, New York Minneapolis Moline Co--------------------------------------------- Minneapolis, Minnesota Monterey Oil Co____________________________________ Los Angeles, Calif. Murdock Acceptance Corp___________________________ Memphis, Tennessee National Old Line Insurance Co______________________New York, New York Pittsburg Plate Glass Co____________________________Pittsburg, Pa. Radio Corp. of America____________________________ New York, New York Rotary Electric Steel Co____________________________Warren, Michigan St. Louis Steel Casting, Inc_________________________ St. Louis, Missouri The Texas Co_______________________________________ New York, New York Textron American, Inc______________________________ Providence, R. I. Thiokol Chemical Corp______________________________ Jersey City, N. J. Union Tank Car Co-------------------------------------------------- Chicago, Illinois Western Natural Gas Co_____________________________New York, New York Westinghouse Electric Corp--------------------------------------- Pittsburg, Pa. 164 State of Arkansas: Bank Department DEALERS AUTHORIZED TO SELL QUALIFIED OR EXEMPT SECURITIES IN ARKANSAS AS OF JUNE 30, 1956 H. Allen Investment Company______________________ Little Rock, Arkansas Associated Fund, Inc________________________________ St. Louis, Missouri Walter R. Bass Company____________________________Little Rock, Arkansas Blyth & Co., Inc____________________________________ New York, New York Bruns, Nordeman & Company_______________________ New York, New York Capitol Securities Corp______________________________ Little Rock, Arkansas Lewis W. Cherry Company__________________________ Little Rock, Arkansas Joel H. Clark, an Individual_________________________ Texarkana, Arkansas Olisbee, Thompson and Company_____________________ Tulsa, Oklahoma Dempsey-Tegeler & Company_______________________ St. Louis, Missouri Development Corporation for Israel_________________ New York, New York Dyke Associates, Inc________________________________ Little Rock, Arkansas A. G. Edwards & Sons______________________________St. Louis, Missouri James L. Elmore__________________________________ Fort Smith, Arkansas Eppler, Guerin & Turner____________________________ Texarkana, Arkansas Equitable Securities Corp___________________________ Nashville, Tennessee Federated Plans, Inc________________________________ Worcester, Mass. Fif Management Corp_____________________________ Denver, Colorado The First Boston Corp_____________________________ Boston, Massachusetts J. M. Gunn & Robert Lane__________________________ Little Rock, Arkansas Henry Hagelstein__________________________________ Harrison, Arkansas Hamilton Management Corp_________________________ Denver, Colorado Hill, Crawford & Lanford, Inc______________________ Little Rock, Arkansas Gilbert Howell Company____________________________ Little Rock, Arkansas Industrial Securities Corp__________________________ Little Rock, Arkansas Investors Diversified Services, Inc__________________ Minneapolis, Minnesota Kurt Kauffman_____________________________________ Hot Springs, Arkansas E. Davis Kolb-----------------------------------------------------------Fort Smith, Arkansas Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane______________ New York, New York McDonald, Evans & Company_______________________ Kansas City, Missouri Managing General Agents, Inc--------------------------------- Little Rock, Arkansas King Merritt & Company, Inc------------------------------------ Englewood, N. J. Morgan & Morgan__________________________________ Texarkana, Arkansas National Security Corp--------------------------------------------- Little Rock, Arkansas Raney Brothers, Inc---------------------------------------------------Little Rock, Arkansas Raney Investment Company, Inc_____________________ Little Rock, Arkansas T. J. Raney & Sons---------------------------------------------------Little Rock, Arkansas Renyx, Field & Company, Inc------------------------------------New York, New York Solomon Brothers & Hutzler________________________ New York, New York Scudder Fund Distributors, Inc_____________________ Boston, Massachusetts Securities Management Corp________________________ Dallas, Texas Slayton & Company, Inc-------------------------------------------- St. Louis, Missouri Southern Securities Corp-------------------------------------------Little Rock, Arkansas Southwest Securities, Inc------------------------------------------- Little Rock, Arkansas Stephens Brothers, Investments_____________________ Little Rock, Arkansas W. R. Stephens, Investments------------------------------------Little Rock, Arkansas Dabbs Sullivan Company--------------------------------------------Little Rock, Arkansas Ei. L. Villareal & Company-----------------------------------------Little Rock, Arkansas Waddell & Reed, Inc------------------------------------------------- Kansas City, Missouri Walton & Company, Inc---------------------------------------------Little Rock, Arkansas Sam Watson Company-----------------------------------------------Little Rock, Arkansas The Whitehall Corp---------------------------------------------------Austin, Texas Womeldorff & Lindsey-----------------------------------------------Little Rock, Arkansas
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