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V FORTY-THIRD REPORT OF TH E B A N K COMMISSIONER OF TH E STATE OF ARKANSAS FO R T H E Y E A R E N D IN G JU NE 30, 1957 D ICK SIMPSON State Bank Commissioner STATE OF A R K A N S A S OFFICE OF ST A T E B A N K D E P A R T M E N T July 1, 1957 To His Excellency Orval E. Faubus Governor of Arkansas Sir: I have the honor of submitting to you the Forty-Third Annual Report of the State Bank Department for the fiscal year ending June 29, 1957, in compliance with the terms and provisions of A ct 113 of 1913 (Now found in Section 67-111, Arkansas Statutes o f 1947.) The report reflects the condition of the State-chartered banks and trust companies, building and loan associations, indus trial loan companies, credit unions and other factual data pertain ing to the operation of the Department. Respectfully submitted Dick Simpson State Bank Commissioner TABLE OF CONTENTS Page Legal Holidays __________________________________________________ 6 Departmental R o ste r--------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7 Commissioners of State Bank Department________________________________ 8 Receipts and Disbursements----------------------------------------------------------------------9 Officials Arkansas Bankers Association 1957-58 __________________________ 10 Officials Junior Bankers Section 1957-58 _________________________________ 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 A rkansas_________ _11 Examiners National Bank Department in A rkansas_______i ______________ 11 Comparative Abstract showing condition of State Banks and Trust Companies as of June 30, 1957 and June 30, 1956____________________ 12 Comparative Abstract showing condition of State and National Banks as of December 31, for the years 1956-1957 ____________________ 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 1956 ---------- 15 Banking Facilities by Counties including State and National Banks, Teller’s Windows and Cooperative E xchanges____________________ 16-17 National Banks in Arkansas_____________________________________________ 16 Members of Federal Reserve S ystem ____________________________________ 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 indow s_____________________________ 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, 1957 __________________________________ 25-123 Combined and individual statement of condition of Cooperative Exchanges as of June 29, 1957 __________________________ 124-126 Page Combined and individual statement of condition of Building and Loan Association as of December 31, 1956 ______________________ 127-133 Supervised loan companies under Act 397 of 1947 as of June 30, 1957 ______________________________________________________ 136 Mortgage loan companies under Act 397 of 1947 as of June 30, 1957 ---- 137-138 Combined and individual statement of condition of Industrial Loan Institutions operating under Act 111 of 1941 as of June 30, 1957 ________________________ 139-142 Combined and individual statement of condition of Credit Unions as of December 31, 1956 _______________________________________ 143-160 Qualified Stock E xchanges_____________________________________________161 Issuers Registered by Qualification under Act 397 of 1947 as of June 30, 1957 ________ 162-164 Issuers Registered by Notification under Act 397 of 1947 as of June 30, 1957 _________________________ <____________________ 165-166 Dealers authorized to sell qqualified or exempt Securities as of June 30, 1957 _______________________________________________167-168 6 State of Arkansas: Bank Department L E G A L H O L ID A Y S New Y ea r’s Day . January 1. Robert E. Lee’s Birthday _ January 19. George Washington’s Birthday ___February 22. Memorial Day _ May 30. _ July 4. Independence Day Commemorating the end of World W ar II August 14. Labor Day First Monday in September Veteran’s Day November 11. Thanksgiving Christmas Day Day A ny day made or designated by A ct of Congress. December 25. A ll 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-Third 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 J. A . W elty F. C. Rayburn D. S. Patterson Olan B. W ages R. C. Willcox Robert Jackson A SS IS T A N T E X A M IN E R S John Alvin Bunch H. W . Oldham R. C. Willcox, Jr. 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 CLERKS A N D STEN O G R APH ER S Betty Morton Helen James Kathy Shell ST A T E B A N K IN G BO ARD John W . Edwards_____________________________________ Batesville Lawson T. Garner_____________________________________ Crawfordsville Warren K . Bass________________________________________Little Rock Tom Bill Rogers______________________________________ Harrison R. S. Warnock, Jr_____________________________________Magnolia 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 Name Date of Appointment Date Service Ended No. 1. John M. Davis_____ March 6, 1913___________ October 3, 1918 2 . A. J. Reap________ October 3, 1918__________ March 22, 1919 3. W. T. Maxwell____ March 22, 1919__________ September 1, 1921 4. Charles McKee_____ September 1, 1921_______ July 28, 1925 5. Loid Rainwater____ July 28, 1925____________ February 8, 1927 6. Walter E. Taylor___ February 8, 1927________ January 10, 1933 7. Marion Wasson____ January 10, 1933________ January 12, 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________ Forty-Third Report 9 The following is a statement showing the receipts and disbursements of the State Bank Department from July 1, 1956 to June 30, 1957. RECEIPTS Cash balance with State Treasurer June 30, 1956 -------------------------$ 94,892.54 Examination and Assessment Fees— Bank D ivision___ $70,897.96 Charter and Amendment Fees—Bank D ivision ______ 1,820.00 Miscellaneous Fees—Bank D ivision---------------------------47.59 Miscellaneous Fees— Securities D ivision _____________ 30,751.13 103,516.68 $198,409.22 DISBURSEMENTS Salaries — Administrative _____________________________________ $ 18,999.84 Salaries — ExaminingD ivision__________________________________ 45,762.42 Salaries — Office Force ______________________________________ 9,587.16 Maintenance____________________________________________________ 11,708.16 Travel E xpense_________________________________________________ 9,578.53 Charges by State Treasurer—Department Contributions to Social Security 3rd Quarter, 1956 ____________________________ $315.35 4th Quarter, 1956 ______________________________162.09 1st Quarter, 1957 _____________________________ 420.87 2nd Quarter, 1957 ______________________________419.47 Charges by State Treasurer—Handling Fees Cash balance with State Treasurer June 30, 1957 1,317.78 1,772.88 $ 98,726.77 . <99,682.45 7 $198,409.22 10 State of Arkansas: Bank Department A R K A N S A S B A N K E R S ASSO C IA TIO N 1957-58 President___________ Thos. G. Wilson, Executive Vice President, First State Bank, Conway Vice President_____ Beverly J. Lambert, Jr. President Bank o f W est Memphis, W est Memphis Treasurer___________ R. H. Maddox, Executive Vice President & Cashier, D eW itt Bank & Trust Company, D eW itt 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 R. C. Stone___________________________________________ Malvern Eagle Street__________________________________________ Cave City M . L. McKinney______________________________________ -Jonesboro R. A . Porter__________________________________________ Blytheville W . C. Blewster_______________________________________ Magnolia Searcy Harrell________________________________________Hampton M ax A . M itcham______________________________________ Smackover M . C. Singer___________________________________________Warren Fred Douglas_________________ !._______________________Bentonville W . A . Hudspeth, Jr___________________________________ Ozark C O U N C IL M E N -A T -L A R G E H . C. McKinney, Jr___________________________________El Dorado Edward M. Penick____________________________________ Little Rock 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 IA TIO N President___________Garland Kirkpatrick Vice President_____ Keith Robbins______ Treasurer__________ James H. Penick, Jr. Secretary___________ Roy Shope____________ Historian___________ Betty Collins_________ Jonesboro Fayetteville Little Rock Arkadelphia El Dorado 11 Forty-Third Report 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 ________ 1st Viet President Vice President___ Vice President___ Vice President___ Vice President___ Vice President___ Chief Examiner__ _Delos C. Johns _Guy S. Freutel _W m . J. Abbott, Jr. 1George E. Kroner -Dale M. Lewis _H. H. Weigel _J. C. Wotawa _ 0 . 0 . W yrick L IT T L E 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 Cashier____________________________________________S. C. Davis Assistant Cashier________________________________ W . J. Bryan Assistant Cashier________________________________ Clifford Wood F E D E R A L DEPOSIT IN SU R A N C E CORPORATION DISTRICT NO. 6 1059 Arcade Building, St. Louis, Mo. Supervising Examiner_____ _______________________________C. M. Dunn 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 G. William Elia, P. 0 . Box 2180, Little Rock, Arkansas J. C. Knight, P. O. Box 2180, Little Rock, Arkansas Gerald L. Gowman, P. 0 . Box 145, Memphis, Tennessee COM PARATIVE ABSTRACT SHOWING THE CONDITION OF STATE BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES A S OF JUNE 29, 1957 AND JUNE 30, 1956 June 29, 1957 183 June 30, 1956 182 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 $119,094,275.87 150,284,981.34 60,464,443.93 187,089,243.55 4,370,088.08 293,658.00 837,424.88 $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 TOTAL RESOURCES Increase 1 $ 575,558.70 $ 9,326,961.09 8,190,443.26 $14,061,236.15 (Net) $522,434,115.65 $508,372,879.50 $314,263,921.62 98,854,250.00 4,706,792.14 41,330,187.73 11,563,834.34 $316,038,937.80 81.623.856.80 6,159,323.72 45.350.164.81 11,726,973.37 TOTAL DEPOSITS Other liabilities $470,718,985.83 1,439,730.48 $460,899,256.50 787,434.24 $ 9,819,729.33 (Net) 652,296.24 $472,158,716.31 $461,686,690.74 $10,472,025.57 (Net) $ 13,969,200.00 16,987,900.72 19,318,298.62 $ 13,124,200.00 15,926,400.72 17,635,588.04 $ TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS- $ 50,275,399.34 $ 46,686,188.76 $ 3,589,210.58 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS AND LIABILITIES $522,434,115.65 $508,372,859.50 $14,061,236.15 (Net) LIABILITIES CAPITAL ACCOUNTS: Capital stock Surplus Undivided profits and reserves 3,359,354.22 331,257.37 89,427.68 58,059.67 LIABILITIES: Demand deposits Saving and time deposits U. S. Government deposits Public funds Deposits of banks TOTAL Decrease $1,775,016.18 $17,230,393.20 1,452,531.58 4,019,977.08 163,139.03 845,000.00 1,061,500.00 1,682,710.58 State of Arkansas: Bank Department Number of Banks to COM PARATIVE ABSTRACT SHOWING CONDITION OF STATE AND NATION AL BANKS OF ARK AN SAS AS OF DECEMBER 31 1956-1952 1955 234 1954 231 1953 230 1952 230 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 $ 297,671,000 326.096.000 128.742.000 393.406.000 10,487,000 709,000 2,059,000 $ 300,451,000 314.064.000 116.372.000 396.685.000 8,686,000 123,000 1,821,000 $ 801,498,000 346.759.000 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 TOTAL RESOURCES $1,159,170,000 $1,138,202,000 $1,073,380,000 $1,024,657,000 $1,001,651,000 LIABILITIES: Capital stock Surplus Undivided profits and reserves $ 27,754,000 37.169.000 29.058.000 $ 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 Total capital account $ 93,981,000 $ 88,228,000 $ 83,020,000 $ 75,595,000 $ 71,277,000 Deposits Other liabilities $1,060,789,000 4,400,000 $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 TOTAL $1,159,170,000 $1,138,202,000 $1,073,380,000 $1,024,657,000 $1,001,651,000 LIABILITIES Forty-Third Report 1956 237 Number of banks w> COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF STATE BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES FOR PAST THIRTY - THREE YEARS Date 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, 29, 1925— 1926— 1927__ 1928_ 1929_ 1930_ 1931_ 1932__ 1933_ 1034__ 1935__ 1936__ 1937__ 1938__ 1939__ 1940__ 1941__ 1942__ 1943__ 1944__ 1945— 1946_ 1947_ 1948__ 1949__ 1950__ 1951— 1952__ 1953__ 1954_ 1955— 1956__ 1957__ Deposits Loans and Discounts Borrowed Money Cash 396 394 376 358 347 329 265 223 202 189 180 178 176 171 167 169 166 166 161 161 163 169 170 174 174 176 177 178 177 178 179 182 183 136,552,900 142,107,300 134,788,700 135,849,800 137,636,800 131,936,800 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 94,733,000 128,975,900 190,153,500 226,832,800 302,720,500 355,193,200 346,132,500 340,469,900 344,900,700 354,288,100 358,571,300 383,178,600 398,584,300 411,324,600 430,059,100 460,899,300 470,719,000 117,669,200 123,464,400 112,051,800 109,167,900 109,438,700 111,542,200 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 94,148,700 108,035,400 120,769,700 125,554,200 159,028,000 158,246,800 190,365,300 187,089,200 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 0 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 96,605,800 102,081,300 102,013,000 114,420,700 117,406,400 116,317,200 117,844,400 119,609,800 119,094,300 U. S. Gov’t Capital Bonds Structure 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 97,906,100 137,559,700 187,100,000 170,818,800 160,340,700 148,075,000 158,652,300 148,390,100 144,775,800 152,351,100 135,033,400 148,234,300 140,958,000 150,285,000 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 50,275,400 ^ Total Resources 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 92,002,700 107,936,900 142,710,700 204,492,600 242,132,900 319,689,500 374,451,600 367,934,700 364,722,300 371,711,900 383,815,000 390,770,400 417,987,700 436,430,100 452,551,900 473,034,437 508,372,900 522,434,100 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 Number Banks m Forty-Third 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 on loans_____________ $10,334,026.53 Interest and dividends on securities________ 4,733,583.83 Service charges, exchange charges, etc____ 2,995,244.30 Other operating earnings_________________ 350,040.15 Total earnings from operations______________________ $18,412,894.81 EXPENSES: Salaries, wages and directors fees__________$ Interest paid on time deposits_____________ Interest paid on borrowedmoney___________ Taxes other than on income________________ Taxes on income__________________________ Other current expenses___________________ 6,379,913.69 1,446,457.03 7,065.84 465,101.36 1,428,640.11 3,644,289.04 Total current expenses______________________________ $13,371,467.07 Net current operating expenses______________________ $ 5,041,427.74 RECOVERIES AND PROFITS: On securities. On loans____ All other___ $ 46,266.10 179,555.69 48,221.16 $ 273,042.95 $ 5,314,470.69 LOSSES CHARGED OFF: On securities. On loans____ All other____ $ 774,126.58 625,331.76 107,412.01 $ 1,506,870.35 $ 3,807,600.34 DIVIDENDS PAID: Cash dividends paid on common stock______$ 1,349,017.50 NET PROFITS AFTER DIVIDENDS FOR 1956 $ 2,458,582.84 State of Arkansas: Bank Department 16 BANKING FACILITIES BY COUNTIES INCLUDING STATE AND NATIONAL BANKS, TELLER’S W INDOW S AND COOPERATIVE EXCHANGES County Arkansas___________________ Ashley_______________ r-------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 National 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 2 1 1 1 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 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 1 2 3 2 3 1 1 1 Teller’s Windows 1 1 1 3 1 Forty-Third Report 17 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 4 1 4 3 6 1 5 2 7 2 2 2 1 2 4 2 4 1 4 1 5 7 2 3 183 National Banks Teller’s Windows Cooperative E xchanges 1 2 1 1 1 42 2 1 32 1 1 2 2 2 1 1 55 26 3 18 State of Arkansas: Bank Department NATIONAL BANKS IN A RK A N SA S Name First National Bank---------------------Citizens National Bank------------------First National Bank---------------------First National Bank_______________ First National Bank---------------------First National Bank_______________ Citizens National Bank_____________ Farmers National Bank-----------------First National Bank---------------------First National Bank_______________ First National Bank---------------------First National Bank_______________ National Bank of Commerce---------First National Bank---------------------First National Bank_______________ National Bank of Eastern Arkansas. City National Bank-----------------------First National Bank_______________ Merchants National Bank_________ First National Bank_______________ First National Bank_______________ Arkansas National Bank__________ Helena National Bank______________ Phillips National Bank_____________ Citizens National Bank_____________ First National Bank_______________ Arkansas National Bank__________ Planters National Bank___________ First National Bank_______________ Peoples National Bank_____________ First ^National Bank_______________ Commercial National Bank________ First National Bank_______________ Union National Bank______________ First National Bank_______________ Malvern National Bank___________ First National Bank_______________ Planters National Bank___________ First National Bank_______________ First National Bank_______________ American National Bank__________ National Bank of Commerce_______ First National Bank_______________ First National Bank_______________ National Bank of Commerce______ Simmons National Bank___________ American National Bank__________ First National Bank_______________ Peoples National Bank_____________ State National Bank__________j.___ Trumann National Bank___________ First National Bank_______________ Citizens National Bank_____________ First National Bank of Lawrence Co First National Bank_______________ Location County Altheimer__________ Jefferson Arkadelphia________Clark Ashdown___________ Little River Batesville__________ Independence Berryville__________ Carroll Blytheville_________ Mississippi Camden____________ Ouachita Clarksville_________ J ohnson Conway____________ Faulkner DeQueen___________ Sevier DeW itt_____________Arkansas El Dorado_________ Union El Dorado_________ Union Fayetteville________ W ashington Fordyee____________ Dallas Forrest City_______ St. Francis Fort Smith_________Sebastian Fort Smith_________Sebastian Fort Smith_________Sebastian Green Forest______ Carroll Gurdon_____________ Clark Heber Springs_____ Cleburne Helena_____________ Phillips Helena_____________ Phillips Hope_______________ Hempstead Hope_______________ Hempstead Hot Springs_______ Garland Hughes____________ St. Francis Huntsville__________Madison Jonesboro__________ Craighead Lewisville__________ Lafayette Little Rock________ Pulaski Little Rock________ Pulaski Little Rock________ Pulaski Magnolia___________Columbia Malvern____________Hot Spring Marianna__________ Lee Mena_______________Polk N ashville___________Howard Newport___________ Jackson North Little Rock__.Pulaski Paragould__________Greene Paragould__________Greene Paris_______________Logan Pine B lu ff_________ Jefferson Pine B lu ff_________ Jefferson R ogers_____________ Benton Springdale_________ W ashington Stuttgart__________ Arkansas Texarkana_________ Miller Trumann___________ Poinsett Tuckerman_________ J ackson Walnut Ridge______Lawrence Walnut Ridge______Lawrence W ynne_____________ Cross Forty-Third Report 19 MEMBERS OF FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Capital and Date of Admission Name of Bank & Location Surplus April 21, 1941------------Elk Horn Bank & Trust Company________ ! ; 250,000.00 Arkadelphia April 15, 1953------------ The Citizens Bank____________ __________ 150.000. 00 Batesville August 23, 1918---------Farmers Bank & Trust Company________ 1, 000,000.00 Blytheville May 10, 1944------------- Bank of Brinkley________________________ 200.000. 00 Brinkley April 28, 1941------------ The Merchants & Planters Bank_________ 150.000. 00 Camden 400.000. 00 July 2, 1956---------------Bank of Crossett__________________ _-----Crossett September 11, 1942—The Exchange Bank & Trust Company__ 300.000. 00 El Dorado January 7, 1944---------Mcllroy Bank___________________________ 300.000. 00 Fayetteville 200.000. 00 September 22, 1933— Fordyce Bank & Trust Company. Fordyce 800,000.00 September 25, 1942— Arkansas Trust Company_______ Hot Springs 135.000. 00 July 26, 1945_________Peoples Bank & Loan Company__. Lewisville 250.000. 00 January 3, 1956---------- Bank of Arkansas_______________ Little Rock March 20, 1919!---------- Worthen Bank & Trust Company. 3,000,000.00 Little Rock September 20, 1944— Farmers & Merchants Bank_____ 175.000. 00 Marianna April 9, 1957------------- The Twin City Bank_____________ 450.000. 00 North Little Rock July 20, 1920_________The Bank of Russellville_____ 150.000. 00 Russellville August 23, 1923______Peoples Exchange Bank_________ 150.000. 00 Russellville 100. 000. 00 June 9, 1942_________Grant County Bank______________ Sheridan 200,000.00 April 11, 1944________Smackover State Bank__________ Q yyi Q pV n V O T * May 20, 1921_________Bank of Waldron________________ Waldron 150,000.00 COMMERCIAL BANKS—NON MEMBERS FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Name Location Portland Bank__________________________ Portland Bank of Sidney____________________________________ Sidney TRUST COMPANIES NOT ENGAGED INCOMMERCIAL 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__________________ No. Little Rock State of Arkansas: Bank Department 20 STATE BANKS OPERATING TELLER’S WINDOWS Location Name of Bank Location Teller’s Window County _Bald Knob Citizens State Bank -Benton Benton State Bank DeWitt Bank & Trust Company__ DeWitt __ Earle ___ Earle State Bank__ Planters Bank & Trust Company..Forrest City Planters Bank & Trust Company_Forrest City -Greenwood Farmers Bank _Horatio Horatio State Bank .Jonesboro Farmers State Bank -Jacksonville Jacksonville State Bank _ Bradford White Bauxite Saline Gillett Arkansas Crawf ordsville Crittenden Cotton Plant Woodruff DeVails Bluff Prairie Hartford Sebastian Dierks Howard Lake City Craighead Little Rock Pulaski Air Force Base --McGehee McGehee B a n k _ Arkansas CityDesha McGehee Bank Watson -McGehee Desha Monette State Bank _ _ -Monette Caraway Craighead -Murfreesboro Mineral Spgs. Howard Pike County Bank Mississippi County Bank _ -Osceola Joiner Mississippi Mississippi County Bank _ —Osceola Luxora Mississippi The Security Bank & Trust Co. — Paragould Marmaduke Greene First State Bank_ Ola -Plainview Yell Security B a n k _ McRae --Searcy White __ Bratt-Wasson Bank -Siloam Spgs. Gentry Benton Bank of Tuckerman Swifton Jackson -Tuckerman Merchants & Planters Bank. — Warren Hermitage Bradley Bank of Wilson Keiser _Wilson Mississippi National Banks Operating Teller’s Windows First National Bank First National Bank Simmons National Bank__ State National Bank -Fort Smith —Little Rock .Pine Bluff .Texarkana Fort Chaffee P. O. L. Rock Sherrill Foreman Sebastian Pulaski Jefferson Little River NEW BANKS CHARTERED July 1, 1956 to June 30, 1957 N O NE AMENDMENTS ALTERING CAPITAL STRUCTURE July 1, 1956 to June 30, 1957 1. Elk Horn Bank & Trust Company, Arkadelphia, increased capital from $100,000.00 to $125,000.00 by the declaration of a 25% stock dividend. 2. Bank of Bentonville, Bentonville, increased capital from $70,000.00 to $100,000.00 by the declaration of a $30,000.00 stock dividend. 3. Bank of Crossett, Crossett, increased capital from $100,000.00 to $200,000.00 by the declaration of a 100% stock dividend. 4. Dermott State Bank, Dermott, increased capital from $50,000.00 to $100,000.00 by the declaration of a 100% stock dividend. 5. DeWitt Bank & Trust Company, DeWitt, increased capital from $100,000.00 to $150,000.00 by the declaration of a 50% stock dividend. 6. Earle State Bank, Earle, increased capital from $80,000.00 to $100,000.00 by the declaration of a 25% stock dividend. 7. The Eudora Bank, Eudora, increased capital from $75,000.00 to $100,000.00 by the declaration of a 33 1/3% stock dividend. Forty-Third Report 21 8. Citizens Bank o f Jonesboro, Jonesboro, increased capital from $300,000.00 to $330,000.00 by the declaration o f a 10% stock dividend. 9. The First State Bank, Morrilton, increased capital from $100,000.00 to $150,000.00 by the declaration of a 50% stock dividend. 10. Farmers & Merchants Bank, Marianna, increased capital from $50,000.00 to $75,000.00 by the declaration o f a 50% stock dividend. 11. Merchants & Planters Bank, Newport, increased capital from $75,000.00 to $115,000.00 by the sale o f $40,000.00 par value o f new stock. 12. The Twin City Bank, North Little Rock, increased capital from $150,000.00 to $300,000.00 by the declaration of a 100% stock dividend. 13. Piggott State Bank, Piggott, increased capital from $50,000.00 to $100,000.00 by the declaration of a 100% stock dividend. 14. Bank o f Prescott, Prescott, increased capital from $100,000.00 to $150,000.00 by the declaration o f a 50% stock dividend. 15. Bank o f Weiner, Weiner, increased capital from $25,000.00 to $50,000.00 by the sale o f $25,000.00 par value of new stock. 16. Rice Growers Bank, Wheatley, increased capital from $25,000.00 to $50,000.00 by the declaration o f a 100% stock dividend. AMENDMENTS PROVIDING FOR TRUST POWERS July 1, 1956 to June 30, 1957 Name Location Citizens Bank o f Jonesboro_________________________________________ Jonesboro AMENDMENTS CHANGING NUMBER OF DIRECTORS July 1, 1956 to June 30, 1957 Name Horatio State Bank Worthen Bank & Trust Company The Twin City Bank Bank o f Glenwood Bank o f Tuckerman The Peoples Bank Location From _Horatio 3 to 5 _Little Rock 3 to 12 —North Little Rock____3 to 7 Glenwood _ 7 to 9 -Tuckerman 5 to 9 -W aldo 3 to 5 To 3 to 8 3 to 18 5 5 to 7 3 to 9 4 to 7 22 State of Arkansas: Bank Department THE AVERAGE RATIO OF CAPITAL ACCOUNTS TO TOTAL RESOURCES OF THE 183 ARK AN SAS STATE BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES AS OF JUNE 29, 1957 IS 9.6% THE FOLLOWING BANKS EQUAL OR EXCEED THIS FIGURE Name of Bank Location Bank of A m ity--------------------------------------Amity -----------Merchants & Planters Bank & Trost Co._Arkadelphia Bank of Ash Flat_______________________Ash F l a t --------Bank of Atkins_________________________ Atkins -----------The Bank o f Augusta__________________ Augusta --------Citizens State Bank___________________ Bald Knob ----The Citizens Bank_____________________ Batesville _____ The Citizens Bank_____________________ B e a rd e n ----------Citizens Bank__________________________ Beebe -------------Bank o f Blevins________________________ Blevins ----------Farmers Bank & Trust Company______ Blytheville ----Citizens Bank__________________________Booneville _____ The Bank of Bradley___________________ Bradley _______ Bank o f Cabot_________________________ Cabot _________ The Merchants and Planters Bank______ Camden ______ Citizens Bank__________________________Carlisle _______ Bank o f Cave City_____________________ Cave C i t y _____ American State Bank__________________ Charleston ____ Bank of Cherry Valley_________________ Cherry Valley . Bank o f Chidester______________________Chidester _____ The Merchants & Planters Bank________ Clarendon _____ Clinton State Bank____________________ Clinton _______ Danville State Bank___________________ D a n v ille _______ Bank of Delight__________________ 1-----Delight ---------Farmers & Merchants Bank____________Des A r c _______ Bank of Dover________________________ D o v e r _________ Merchants & Farmers Bank__________ Dumas ________ Earle State Bank______________________ Earle _________ Delta State Bank_______________________Elaine ________ Bank o f England_____________ :________ England ______ The Citizens Bank______________________England ______ The Eudora Bank______________________ E u d o r a ________ Bank of Eureka Springs______________ Eureka Springs Bank o f Evening Shade_________________ Evening Shade The Bank o f Franklin_________________ Franklin _____ Bank of Glenwood_____________________ G len w ood______ Bank o f Gravett______________________ Gravette ______ Clark County Bank____________________ Gurdon _______ Farmers Bank__________________________ Hamburg _____ Calhoun County Bank__________________ Hampton ______ The Bank o f Harrisburg_______________ Harrisburg ___ The Cleburne County Bank____________ Heber Springs Valley Bank------------------------------------------- Hindsville ____ Bank of Holly Grove__________________ Holly Grove Newton County Bank__________________ Jasper ____ :___ Farmers State Bank___________________ Jonesboro _____ Farmers & Merchants Bank____________Judsonia ______ Union State Bank______________________ Junction City Bank of Kingston_____________________ Kingston ______ Bank o f Lake Village_________ _________Lake Village Citizens Bank o f Lavaca_______________ Lavaca _______ Leachville State Bank_________________Leachville _____ Little River Bank_____________________ Lepanto _______ Percentage 13.1 10.9 13.1 13.8 12.4 17.7 9.6 11.0 14.0 16.6 13.6 9.7 16.5 10.5 10.9) 10.3 10.0 14.4 14.0 10.9 9.7 11.4 12.3 11.4 18.0 14.8 12.6 10.3 13.9 12.2 13.5 13.2 9.9 13.3 13.7 10.0 11.7 10.3 12.6 11.8 10.0 15.0 11.8 12.4 10.7 10.7 13.1 13.0 11.7 11.6 10.5 13.9 18.5 Forty-Third Report 23 THE AVERAGE RATIO OF CAPITAL ACCOUNTS TO TOTAL RESOURCES OF THE 183 ARK ANSAS STATE BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES AS OF JUNE 29, 1957, IS 9.6% THE FOLLOWING BANKS EQUAL OR EXCEED THIS FIGURE Name of Bank Location Bank of Lincoln________________________ Lincoln -------------Bank of Arkansas_____________________ Little R o c k ______ Pulaski Heights Bank__________________ Little R o c k --------Bank of Lockesburg___________________ L o ck e sb u rg ______ Peoples Bank__________________________ Mammoth Spring Merchants & Planters Bank____________Manila --------------Bank o f Mansfield_____________________ Mansfield ---------Farmers & Merchants Bank__________ M arianna___ ____ Bank of Marvell________________________ Marvell _________ McGehee Bank__________________________ McGehee ________ Bank of Melbourne____________________ M elbou rn e_______ Monette State Bank___________________ M o n e tte _________ Commercial Loan & Trust Company____Monticello _______ Union Bank & Trust Company_________ Monticello _______ Morrilton Security Bank_______________ Morrilton _______ The Bank o f Montgomery County______ Mount I d a _______ Bank o f Mountain View_______________ Mountain View Bank of Mulberry_____________________ Mulberry _______ Bank of Nettleton______________________Nettleton _______ Bank of Newark______________________-Newark __________ Bank of New Edinburg________________ New Edinburg Merchants & Planters Bank___________ Newport ________ Mississippi County Bank________________ Osceola _________ The Planters Bank_______________________ Osceola _________ The Security Bank & Trust Company_Paragould ______ Bank o f Parkdale_____________________ Parkdale ________ First State Bank_______________________Parkin __________ Bank of Pea Ridge______________________Pea R id g e _______ Piggott State Bank______________________P iggott _________ First State Bank_______________________Plainview _______ Bank of Pocahontas____________________ Pocahon,tas _____ Portland Bank__________________________ Portland ________ The Peoples Bank_____________________ Portland ________ Citizens Bank__________________________ Pottsville _______ The Farmers & Merchants Bank_______ Prairie G r o v e ____ Bank o f Quitman_______________________Quitman ________ The Bank o f Rector___________________ Rector __________ The Bank o f Rison____________________ Rison ___________ Farmers & Merchants Bank___________ Rogers __________ The Bank of Russellville______________ R u ssellv ille______ Bank o f Salem________________________ Salem ___________ Logan County Bank___________________ Scranton ________ Security Bank--------------------------------------- Searcy __________ The Searcy Bank_______________________Searcy __________ Grant County Bank____________________ Sheridan ________ Citizens Bank__________________________ Smithville _______ Bodcaw Bank__________________________ Stamps _________ Bank of Star City_______________________Star C it y ________ Citizens Bank__________________________ Strong __________ Citizens Bank__________________________ Tillar ___________ Bank of Trumann______________________ T ru m a n n ________ Tyronza Bank__________________________ Tyronza ________ Citizens Bank & Trust Company_______ Van B u r e n ______ Percentage 10.0 10.2 12.6 15.6 9.8 19.1 10.7 13.7 14.4 10.0 10.8 10.6 13.1 14.4 11.5 9.7 14.0 13.5 15.2 11.8 10.0 11.9 11.9 9.6 10.6 14.4 12.2 17.6 13.8 15.4 9.6 16.9 14.4 15.3 12.5 11.4 12.3 17.9 14.7 11.5 10.4 13.1 12.2 11.0 13.7 16.8 18.1 14.8 16.3 19.6 11.9 11.3 10.8 State of Arkansas: Bank Department 24 THE AVERAGE RATIO OF CAPITAL ACCOUNTS TO TOTAL RESOURCES OF THE 183 ARKANSAS STATE BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES AS OF JUNE 29, 1957, IS 9.6% THE FOLLOWING BANKS EQUAL OR EXCEED THIS FIGURE Name of Bank Location Bank of Waldo________ The Peoples Bank______ Warren Bank_________ Bank of Weiner_______ Bank of West Memphis. Rice Growers Bank____ Wilmot State Bank____ Bank of Wilson________ Cross County Bank____ The Bank of Yellville__. Waldo _______ Waldo _______ Warren ______ Weiner ______ West Memphis Wheatley ___ Wilmot ______ W ils o n _______ Wynne ______ Y ellville______ Percentage 10.0 11.0 10.1 10.3 11.5 12.5 16.8 19.5 12.2 16.2 Forty-Third Report 25 FORTY-THIRD REPORT of STATEMENT OF ARKANSAS BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES AS SHOWN BY THE CALL OF JUNE 29, 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 Alma 3441. Transit No. 81-272 Officers W. E. Byars______________ President John V. Burrough Exec. Vice Pres. W. H. Cole___________ Vice President Margaret Adams____________ Cashier Hilda Knight_________Asst. Cashier Directors Caruth Alexander W. H. Cole John V. Burrough McLoud Sicard E. Bradley C. H. Starbird W. E. Byars STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 386,872.38 U. S. Gov’t obligations __ 571,000.00 Other bonds and 84,352.46 securities 4,313.24 Furniture and fixtu res_ Banking house 5,500.00 Cash and due from banksi 364,913.65 Other resources 148.40 Total $1,417,100.13 Liabilities $ 25,000.00 Capital s t o c k _ 37,500.00 Surplus fund 58,477.55 Undivided p r o fit s _ Total capital accounts_$ 120,977.55 Demand deposits 1,152,327.27 5,975.00 Time deposits 22,118.18 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public funds 115,702.13 Total dep. __$1,296,122.58 Total __ $1,417,100.13 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 Directors G. W. Tolleson___________ President John N. Francis G. W. Tolleson Lyn Maxey__________ Vice President Lyn Maxey Ed Yeargan Cle£a Olds___________I ______ Cashier Cleda Olds Peggy Thomasson____ Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Liabilities _ $ 50,000.00 Loans and discounts___ $ 707,854.92 Capital stock 249.09 Surplus fund 100,000.00 Overdrafts __ 107,122.42 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 519,986.90 Undivided profits 7,000.00 Other bonds and Reserves 379,063.27 Total capital securities_ Furniture and fixtu res_ 2,000.00 accounts_$ 264,122.48 Banking house 1.00 1,173,043.83 Cash and due from banks 488,338.16 Demand deposits 621,463.67 Other resources 868.00 Time deposits 5,990.29 U. S. Gov’t deposits____ 33,741.13 Public funds Total d e p ._$1,834,238.92 Total $2,098,361.34 Total $2,098,361.34 ELK HORN BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, ARKADELPHIA Population 6,819. Clark County Chartered September 28, 1903. Telephone Number 7. Transit Number 81-133 Officers Directors J. H. Lookadoo___________ President John N. Francis Farrar Newberry A. C. Stone__________Vice President Clarence Hardin A. C. Stone Clarence Hardin_____ Vice President W. P. Jones, Jr. J. P. Sturgis J. B. Wingfield_____ Vice President C. C. Lookadoo Wm. A. Vestal C. C. Lookadoo______ Vice Presdient G. W. Lookadoo J. B. Wingfield W. P. Jones, Jr____________ Cashier J. H. Lookadoo W. L. Stover_________ Asst. Cashier Roy N. Shope_________ Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 29. 1957 Liabilities Resources Loans and discounts_$2,149,277.71 Capital s t o c k __________ $ .125,000.00 Overdrafts ____________ 26.47 Surplus f u n d __________ 125,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 1,280,460.63 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 102,726.27 Other bonds and Total capital accounts_$ 352,726.27 328,670.00 securities______ Furniture and fixtu res_ 44,407.90 Demand deposits ______ 2,346,913.13 Banking h o u se ___ 118,050.07 Cash and due from banks 963,656.75 Time deposits _________ 1,796,131.90 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 26,735.25 Other resources__ 7,902.89 Public funds __________ 339,945.87 Deposits of b an k s______ 30,000.00 Total dep. __$4,539,726.15 Total $4,892,452.42 Total $4,892,452.42 27 Forty-Third Report MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, ARKADELPHIA Population 6,819. Clark County Chartered June 15, 1911. Telephone Number 291. Transit Number 81-469 Officers James C. Hohgood________President Jett Black___ Vice Pres. & Cashier H. G. Elms___________ Vice President Lottie Watson_________ Asst. Caghier Catherine Condray_____ Asst. Cashier Roy G. Green__________Asst. Cashier Directors Jett Black James Chas. G. Clark D. W. John H. Crawford Robt. H. G. Elms Ralph A1 D. Gross C. Hobgood McMillan C. Rhodes Williams STATEMENT QF JUNE 29, 1957 Liabilities Resources Capital s t o c k --------------- $ 100,000.00 Loans and discounts_$1,007,818.01 Surplus f u n d __________ 95,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 478,718.92 Undivided p r o fit s --------51,610.27 Other bonds and securities______ 384,980.95 Reserves ______________ 4,416.10 Furniture and fixtu res_ 23,695.89 Total capital Banking h ou se___ 42,300.00 accounts_$ 251,026.37 Other real e s ta te ______ 1.00 Cash and due from banks 348,701.99 Demand deposits --------- 1,201,372.11 Time deposits _________ 673,026.67 Other resources__ 1.00 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 17,149.19 Public funds __________ 143,643.42 Total dep. __$2,035,191.39 Total $2,286,217.76 $2,286,217.76 Total BANK OF ASH FLAT, ASH FLAT Population 265. Chartered February 20, 1912. Telephone Officers Odus Carpenter___________ President Horace Martin________Vice President Odessa Estes__________Asst. Cashier Sharp County Number 3642. Transit Number 81-499 Directors Odus Carpenter Horace Martin E. E. Causbie Vergie McJunkins Willene Justus STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Liabilities Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 253,848.42 Capital stock $ U. S. Gov’t obligatoins_ 200,000.00 Surplus fund Furniture and fixtu res_ 1.00 Undivided profits Banking h ou se_________ 1.00 Total capital accounts_$ 69,686.65 Cash and due from banks 150,841.32 Demand deposits Time deposits U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public funds Total d e p ._$ 535,005.09 Total $ 604,691.74 Total 25,000.00 20,000.00 24,686.65 * 437,106.80 60,753.13 1,050.00 36,095.16 .$ 604,691.74 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__________ President C. A. Barker________________ Cashier Minnie Speer__________ Asst. Cashier Directors C. A. Barker J. M. Barker, Jr. Minnie Speer STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Liabilities Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 131,341.62 • Capital s t o c k __________ $ 30,000.00 15,000.00 Overdrafts ____________ 623.74 Surplus f u n d __________ 67,849.61 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 485,000.00 Undivided p r o fit s ______ Other bonds and Total capital securities______ 8,583.10 accounts_$ 112,849.61 Furniture and fixtures_ 3,500.00 Demand deposits ______ 655,361.15 Banking h ou se ___ 5,500.00 Cash and due from banks 179,812.55 U. S. Gov’t deposits____ 3,453.79 Public funds __________ 42,696.46 Total dep. 701,511.40 T o ta l________________ $ 814,361.01 T ota l________________ $ 814,361.01 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 Dorothy Willis_ -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 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts___ $1,019,694.92 1,127.95 O verdrafts_____________ U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 108,601.50 Other bonds and securities ____________ 502,347.50 Furniture and fixtures_ 2,000.00 Banking h o u se _________ 1,890.00 Cash and due from banks 564,798.89 Other resources________ 218.36 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ $ 75,000.00 75,000.00 Surplus f u n d __________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ 124,328.47 Total capital accounts_$ 274,328.47 Demand d ep osits______ 1,549,768.37 Time deposits__________ 254,766.69 U. S. Gov’t deposits____ 15,839.71 Public funds ___________ 92,483.70 Total dep. __$1,912,858.47 Other liabilities________ Total $2,200,679.12 Total 13,492.18 $2,200,679.12 Forty-Third Report 29 CITIZENS STATE BANK, BALD KNOB Population 2,022. Chartered January 22, 1931. White County Telephone Number 14. Officers E. D. Williams_President & Cashier T. W. Leggett------------ Vice President Mrs. W. S. Hall_______Asst. Cashier D. 0. Ramey, Jr______ Asst. Cashier Transist Number 81-673 Directors W. H. Collison H. A. Whitley Jennings Leggett E. D. Williams STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Liabilities Resources Capital s t o c k __________ $ 50,000.00 Loans and discounts___ $ 182,234.51 50,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 939,231.25 Surplus f u n d __________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ 17,021.14 Other bonds and securities____________ 63,227.83 Reserves ______________ 50,000.00 Furniture and fixtu res_ 1,000.00 Total capital accounts_$ 167,021.14 Banking h ou se_________ 6,000.00 Cash and due from banks 362,842.93 Demand deposits ______ 1,222,394.58 Time deposits _________ 3,500.00 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 10,634.01 Public funds __________ 116,328.46 Deposits of banks______ 34,658.33 Total dep. —$1,387,515.38 T o ta l________________ $1,554,536.52 Total _____________ $1,554,536.52 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 S. M. Bone N. K. Sims J. K. Southerland John Moody__________Vice President M. A. Conyers M. A. Conyers______________ Cashier John Moody Eagle Street Marean Pearson______ Asst. Cashier Edna Lee Morgan____ Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Liabilities Resources Loans and discounts_$1,159,307.97 Capital s t o c k __________ $ 100,000.00 Overdrafts ____________ 224.74 Surplus f u n d __________ 50,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 230,512.50 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 45,230.47 Total capital Other bonds and accounts_$ 195,230.47 securities______ 216,942.45 Furniture and fixtu res_ 19,706.41 Demand deposits _______ 1,129,410.38 Banking h ou se___ 50*291.97 Cash and due from banks 377,131.32 Time deposits _________ 434,238.02 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 9,877.54 Other resources__ 526.42 Public funds __________ 136,590.49 Deposits of ban k s______ 149,296.88 Total d e p ._$1,859,413.31 T o t a l_________________ $2,054,643.78 T o t a l-------------------------- $2,054,643.78 so 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 Hugh Thompson J. W. Gossett STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ Overdrafts ____________ U. S. Gov’t obligations_ Other bonds and securities____________ Furniture and fixtures — Other real e s ta te _____ Cash and due from banks 224,701.09 2,224.47 259,968.75 209,244.56 3,320.06 1.00 210,758.07 T o ta l________________ $ 910,218.00 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ $ Surplus f u n d __________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Total capital accounts_$ 100,461.47 25,000.00 50,000.00 25,461.47 Demand deposits ______ U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public funds __________ Total d e p ._$ 809,756.53 665,019.74 1,425.30 143,311.49 T o ta l________________ $ 910,218.00 CITIZENS BANK, BEEBE Population 1,192. White County Chartered June 21, 1917. Telephone No. TAylor 8-5471. Transit Number 81-588 Officers T. E. Abington__________ President J. R. Sloan___________ Vice President Arina Boardman_____________ Cashier Directors Catherine C. Abington Frank Garrison E. H. Abington I. N. Kelley T. E. Abington J. R. Sloan H. M. Dodds .STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts----- $ 448,802.27 331.78 Overdrafts ____________ U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 178,677.00 Other bonds and securities-----------------9,000.00 Furniture and fixtures — 1.00 Banking h ou se-------------1.00 Other real e s ta te ______ 201.00 Cash and due from banks 168,337.04 Other resources________ 1,S01.75 T o ta l________________ $ 806,652.84 Liabilities Capital stock _$ Surplus fund Undivided p r o fit s _ Reserves Total capital accounts_$ 112,839.29 Demand d e p o s its _ Public funds Total dep. 693,813.55 T ota l__ _ 25.000. 00 25.000. 00 17,839.29 45.000. 00 611,090.50 82,723.05 __ ____$ 806,652.84 Forty-Third Report 31 BENTON STATE BANK, BENTON Population 6,277. Saline County Chartered February 9, 1934. Telephone No. SPring 8-2591. Transit No. 81-711 Officers W. R. Alsobrook___ ______ President D. J. Stirman_________ Vice President W. A. Springer_______ Vice President B. J. Ford_____________Vice President Van H. Wright________ Asst. Cashier Carl Wright____________Asst. Cashier Joe Thomason_________ Asst. Cashier Directors Dr. H. B. Alsobrook H. J. Gingles W. R. Alsobrook W. A. Springer Wyatt Crawford D. J. Stirman Clyde E. Fish Van H. Wright B. J. Ford STATEMENT OF JUNE 29. 1957 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts_$2,871,611.19 Capital s t o c k __________ $ 300,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 2,565,812.19 Surplus f u n d __________ 300,000.00 Other bonds and Undivided p r o fit s ______ 79,411.20 securities______ 756,839.58 Reserves ______________ 4,984.11 Furniture and fixtures_ 45,472.09 Total capital Banking h ou se___ 3,456.27 accounts_$ 684,395.31 Cash and due from banks 1,589,581.76 Other resources____ :___ 1,096.74 Demand deposits ______ 3,731,630.72 Time deposits _________ 2,530,772.28 U. S. Gov’t deposits____ 129,537.54 Public funds __________ 458,807.71 233,713.79 Deposits of ban k s_:___ Total dep. __$7,084,462.04 Other liabilities________ Total $7,833,869.82 Total 65,012.47 $7,833,869.82 THE UNION BANK OF BENTON, BENTON Population 6,277. Saline County Chartered January 11, 1954. Tel. No. SPring 8-4518. Transit Number 81-774 Officers T. H. Duke_______________President Henry Brown_________Vice President Henry Finkbeiner___ Vice President Ralph Neaville--------------------- Cashier George E. Spaeth______Asst. Cashier Directors Henry Brown J. W. Lewellen T. H. Duke I. E. McCray, Sr. Henry Finkbeiner James E. Nutt STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Liabilities $ Loans and discounts-----$ 657,309.71 Capital stock U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 262,116.29 Surplus fund Undivided profits Other bonds and securities______ 453,798.20 Total capital accounts_$ 188,568.21 Furniture and fixtures_ 23,919.32 Cash and due from banks 664,205.71 Demand deposits _ _ Other resources--2,977.71 Time deposits _ __ U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public funds Total dep. __$1,875,758.73 Total $2,064,326.94 Total 100,000.00 50,000.00 38,568.21 961,248.93 647,569.49 506.25 266,434.06 $2,064,326.94 State of Arkansas: Bank Department 32 BANK OF BENTONVILLE, BENTONVILLE Population 2,942. Chartered February 25, 1931. Benton County Telephone No. 149. Officers John D. Wright___________ President Fred Douglas__ Vice Pres. & Cashier Orie Lee Craig________Asst. Cashier V. C. Rife, Jr________ Asst. Cashier Fred Douglas W. H. Enfield Melvin Hall Transit Number 81-701 Directors Carl Hutchens John D. Wright STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts___ $1,446,542.56 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 787,015.94 Other bonds and 376,794.35 securities Furniture and fixtu res_ 23,059.09 Banking house 4,500.00 Cash and due from banks 690,340.71 T o ta l_ $3,328,252.65 Liabilities $ 100,000.00 Capital stock _ _ 70,000.00 Surplus fund Undivided profits 78,108.95 Total capital accounts_$ 248,108.95 Demand deposits 2,096,296.15 Time deposits 622,800.03 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 16,846.68 Public funds _ 319,200.84 Deposits of banks _ 25,000.00 Total dep. __$3,080,143.70 Total $3,328,252.65 BANK OF BLEVINS, BLEVINS Population 271. Chartered August 12, 1912. Hempstead County Telephone Number 2274. Officers Herbert M. Stephens ____ President P. C. Stephens_ _ _ Cashier Transit Number 81-518 Directors Harold M. Stephens P. C. Stephens Herbert M. Stephens STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts__ $ 118,330.78 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 110,700.00 Other bonds and securities 26,316.00 Furniture and fixtu res_ 1,932.00 Banking house 1.00 Cash and due from banks 112,458.92 Total $ 369,738.70 Liabilities Capital stock _ $ Surplus fund Undivided profits .... Reserves Total capital accounts_$ 61,763.15 25,000.00 25,000.00 10,092.80 1,670.35 Demand deposits Time deposits U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public funds Total dep. __$ 307,975.55 236,624.61 38,661.60 7,662.50 25,026.84 Total $ 369,738.70 Forty-Third Report 33 FARMERS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, BLYTHEVILLE Population 16,234. Mississippi CountyChartered March 16, 1908. Tel. No. POplar 3-8101. Transit Number 81-105 B. R. F. R. R. B. L. H. Officers A. Lynch______________ President A. Porter_________Vice President E. Warren_______ Vice President L. Banister______________ Cashier G. Cox_____________Asst. Cashier D. Grimes__________Asst. Cashier A. Crowe__________ Asst. Cashier N. Whitis__________ Asst. Cashier Directors J. L. Cherry R. A. Porter C. A. Cunningham B. S. Simmons I. R. Johnson F. E. Warren L. H. Welch Chas. C. Langston B. A. Lynch .STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Liabilities Resources Capital s t o c k __________ $ 200,000.00 Loans and discounts___ $4,710,057.32 800,000.00 Overdrafts ____________ 1,845.18 Surplus f u n d __________ U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 3,403,968.75 Undivided p r o fit s --------- 289,283.14 Reserves ______________ 67,820.78 Other bonds and securities____________ 406,121.83 Total capital accounts_$1,357,103.92 Furniture and fixtu res_ 36,684-03 Banking h ou se_________ 42,500.00 Cash and due from banks 1,311,062.52 Demand deposits ______ 5,992,147.54 Other resources________ 41,520.79 Time deposits _________ 1,968,363.38 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 93,784.97 Public funds __________ 420,552.21 Deposits of b an k s______ 89,490.13 Total dep___ $8,564,338.23 Other liabilities________ Total $9,953,760.42 Total 32,318.27 $9,953,760.42 CITIZENS BANK, BOONEVILLE Population 2,433. Logan County Chartered April 18, 1910. Telephone Number 274. Transit Number 81-195 Officers Mrs. Long John Williams_President Abe Williams__ Vice Pres. & Cashier George R. Edwards__ Vice President & Asst. Cashier Directors George R. Edwards Abe Williams Mrs. Long John Williams Paul X. Williams STATEMENT OF Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 556,969.04 Overdrafts -----------------4,501.33 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 1,136,000.00 Other bonds and securities______ 981.00 Furniture and fixtu res_ 1.00 Banking h ou se___ 2,000.00 Other real e s ta te ______ 3.00 Cash and due from banks 503,840.53 JUNE 29, 1957 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ $ 50,000.00 Surplus f u n d __________ 50,000.00 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 114,919.17 Total capital accounts_$ 214,919.17 T o ta l_________________ $2,204,295.90 Demand deposits ______ 1,904,691.98 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 8,398.43 Public funds __________ 76,286.32 Total dep. —$1,989,376.73 T o t a l_________________ $2,204,295.90 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 Directors J. B. Edwards__________ President J. B. Edwards W. T. Murphy, Jr. W. T. Murphy, Jr----Vice President L. B. Hammer A. G. Sanderson J. W. Meek__________________ Cashier J. W. Meek J. W. Meek, Jr________ Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts — $ 248,133.86 185.39 Overdrafts _ _ — U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 175,000.00 Other bonds and 32,000.00 securities --------------3,708.69 Furniture and fixtures_ 200.00 Banking house 3.00 Other real estate Cash and due from banks 195,303.03 Total — — _$ 654,533.97 Liabilities Capital stock _ _ _ Surplus fund Undivided profits _ Total capital accounts_$ 108,113.62 25,000.00 25,000.00 58,113.62 Demand deposits _ Time deposits U. S. Govt’ deposits___ Public fu n d s _ _ _ _ Total d ep ._$ 546,420.35 401,119.74 35,150.00 4,812.50 105,338.11 Total _________ $ 654,533.97 BANK OF BRINKLEY, BRINKLEY Population 4,173. Monroe County Chartered January 17, 1903. Telephone Number 31. Officers A. L. Rusher____________ President John F. Cole___ Exec. Vice President Frank Andrews_______Vice President R. H. Midkiff_______________ Cashier J. J. Roberts_,_________ Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-191 Directors Frank Andrews E. D. McKnight John F. Cole A. L. Rusher L. C. Dial James B. Sharp STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts-$1,164,245.82 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 864,000.00 Other bonds and 388,896.42 securities______ Furniture and fixtu res_ 23,324.28 32,500.00 Banking h ou se___ Cash and due from banks 603,733.17 Other resorces ________ 1,669.30 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ $ 50,000.00 Surplus f u n d __________ 150,000.00 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 56,714.70 Reserves ______________ 3,000.00 Total capital accounts_$ 259,714.70 Demand deposits ______2',102,219.16 Time deposits _________ 527,017.86 U. S. Gov’t deposits____ 18,426.54 Public funds __________ 169,100.10 Total dep. __$2,816,763.66 Other liabilities _______ Total $3,077,368.99 Total 890.63 $3,077,368.99 Forty-Third Report 35 BANK OF CABOT, CABOT Population 1,147. Chartered March 23, 1903. Lonoke County- Telephone Number 19‘. Transit Number 81-304 Officers Fred B. Garlington_______President Mrs. Marvin Park__ Vice President & Cashier James M. Park________Asst. Cashier Cecil T. Owen_________Asst. Cashier Directors J. C. Alexander Mrs. Marvin Park W. T. Barnwell Lewis T. See Fred B. Garlington J. D. Wood Jake W. Lowman STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ Overdrafts ____________ U. S. Gov’t obligations_ Other bonds and securities____________ Furniture and fixtu res_ Banking h ou se_________ Other real e s ta te ______ Cash and due from banks Total 995,979.16 157.57 455,545.00 200,276.05 1.00 7,500.00 1.00 583,598.30 $2,243,058.08 Liabilities' Capital stock $ 50,000.00 50,000.00 Surplus fund _ _ _ 110,941.04 Undivided profits Reserves 24,240.71 Total capital accounts_$ 235,181.75 1,584,262.84 Demand deposits Time deposits 359,363.73 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 17,013.26 Public funds 47,236.50 Total d ep ._$2,007,876.33 Total $2,243,058.08 STATE BANK OF CALICO ROCK, CALICO ROCK Population 963. Chartered May 1, 1914. Izard County- Telephone Number 4. Officers S. E. McNeill______________ President Noel J. Copp_________Vice President E. C. Rodman______________ Cashier Mrs. Boyce Hicks.____ Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-305 Directors Dr. Noel J. Copp E. C. Rodman S. E. McNeill Gulley R. Seay .STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 317,462.07 Overdrafts ____________ 467.14 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 760,900.00 Other bonds and securities ____________ 7,000.00 Furniture and fixtu res_ 1.00 Banking h ou se ___ 1.00 Other real estate_ 3.00 Cash and due from banks 407,293.92 Other resources__ 1.361.00 Total $1,494,489.13 Liabilities Capital stock __________$ Surplus fu n d ___________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Total capital accounts_$ 131,216.05 25,000.00 85,000.00 21,216.05 Demand deposits_______ 1,337,289.58 Time deposits__________ 10,064.27 Public fu n d s ___________ 15,919.23 Total dep. __$1,363,273.08 Total $1,494,489.13 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 Officers Charles I. Grayson----------- President Hamilton T. Patton__Vice President Joseph W. Coan------------------ Cashier Edward L. Harrison____ Asst. Cashier P. W. Wooldridge______ Asst. Cashier O. G. Burnham________ Asst. Cashier Directors H. T. Patton Mike Berg John C. Watts J. W. Coan P. W. Wooldridge E, W. Copeland C. I. Grayson E. L. Harrison STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Liabilities Resources Capital s t o c k __________ $ 100,000.00 Loans and discounts----- $ 793,566.86 50,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 1,421,000.00 Surplus f u n d __________ Undivided p r o fit s --------- 366,346.81 Other bonds and 100,000.00 securities------------------ 1,699,205.38 Reserves _______________ Furniture and fixtures — 1.00 Total capital accounts_$ 616,346.81 Cash and due from banks 1,705,980.51 Other resources-----------1.00 Demand deposits ______ 3,866,704.00 Time deposits _________ 776,649.24 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 20,129.08 Public funds __________ 332,894.40 Deposits of ban k s______ 7,031.22 Total d e p ._$5,003,407.94 Total $5,619,754.75 T ota l________________ $5,619,754.75 CITIZENS BANK, CARLISLE Population 1,396. Lonoke County Chartered December 22, 1930. Telephone Number 2111. Transit Number 81-689 Officers Directors A. H. Hunt_______________ President A. B. Birdsong E. L. Morris C. W. Harper__ Exec. Vice President F. E. Downs, Jr. F. M. Perkins & Cashier C. W. Harper H. L. Perkins Mary Burnett_________ Asst. Cashier A. H. Hunt Maurice Woodruff_____ Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 29. 1957 Liabilities Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 399,280.06 Capital s t o c k __________$ 50,000.00 Surplus f u n d __________ 50,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations __ 686,721.00 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 89,751.28 Other bonds and securities______ 290,758.50 Reserves ______________ 5,000.00 Furniture and fixtures_ 8,262.48 Total capital accounts_$ 194,751.28 Banking h ou se ___ 13,500.00 Cash and due from banks 492,155.13 Demand deposits ______ 1,588,685.97 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 13,084.08 Public funds __________ 85,043.20 Total dep. —$1,686,813.25 Other liabilities _______ Total $1,890,677.17 Total 9,112.64 $1,890,677.17 Forty-Third 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 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 356,207.95 Overdrafts ____________ 406.29 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 172,000.00 Other bonds and 128,628.11 securities______ Furniture and fixtu res_ 1,175.00 Banking h ou se___ 3,500.00 Other real e s ta te ______ 1,100.00 Cash and due from banks 163,867.91 T a tol________________ $ 826,885.26 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ $ Surplus fund __________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Total capital accounts_$ 83,504.48 25,000.00 40,000.00 18,504,48 Demand deposits ______ Time deposits _________ U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public funds __________ Total dep. __$ 743,380.78 533,862,61 161,037.13 3,304.03 45,177.01 T a tol________________ $ 826,885.26 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 H. E. Shumate B. H. McDonald S. B. Stevinson McLoud Sicard .STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ Overdrafts-------------------U. S. Gov’t obligations_ Other bonds and securities____________ Banking h ou se-------------Furniture and fixtu res_ Cash and due from banks Other resources________ Total 653,191.49 3,168.38 330,200.00 215,204.56 4,000.00 5,001.00 300,170.67 1.00 $1,510,937.10 Liabilities Capital s t o c k _________$ Surplus fund __________ Undivided p rofits_______ Total capital accounts_$ 218,547.14 25,000.00 50,000.00 143,547.14 Demand deposits________ 1,013,021.94 Time deposits__________ 241,492.14 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 5,003.80 Public fu n d s ___________ 32,872.08 Total d ep ._$1,292,389.96 Total $1,510,937.10 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 W. M. Smith_____________ President W. M. Smith, Jr______ Vice President H. H. Beasley_Vice Pres. & Cashier J. R. Cavin____________ Asst. Cashier H. H. Beasley Millard Carter R. L. Ellis Directors H. P. Maddox, Sr. W. M. Smith W. M. Smith, Jr. .STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 660,497.75 345.16 Overdrafts _ U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 150,000.00 Other bonds and 1,197.44 securities 347.46 Furniture and fixtu res_ Banking house 1.00 Cash and due from banks 171,136.49 Other resources 566.78 Total $ 984,092.08 Liabilities Capital stock $ Surplus fund Undivided profits Total capital accounts_$ 138,005.35 772,511.95 3,152.33 70,422.45 Demand deposits U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public funds Total dep. 846,086.73 Total 25,000.00 25,000.00 88,005.35 $ 984,092.08 BANK OF CHIDESTER, CHIDESTER Population 425. Chartered April 29, 1909. Ouachita County Telephone No.vOV 5-2261. 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 Transit Number 81-314 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 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 77,554.57 300.37 Overdrafts ____________ U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 181,000.00 Other bonds and securities____________ 14,847.90 Banking h ou se_________ 800.00 Cash and due from banks , 103,483.76 1,561.65 Other resources________ Total .$ 379,548.25 Liabilities Capital stock $ Surplus fund Undivided profits Total capital accounts_$ 41,426.96 Demand deposits Time deposits _ _ U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public funds Total d e p ._$ 338,121.29 Total 25,000.00 5,000.00 11,426.96 279,999.33 15,900.00 5,199.00 37,022.96 $ 379,548.25 Forty-Third Report 39 THE MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS BANK, 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 Palmer_______ Asst. Cashier Pat McKay___________ Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-758 Directors H. B. Bateman Dorothy Palmer S. J. Dean Ross Reynolds M. L. Dickerson STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts___ $1,028,482.48 Capital s t o c k __________ ! 100 ,000.00 1,283.35 Surplus fu n d ___________ Overdrafts-------------------75,000.00 44,200.00 Undivided p r o f it s ______ U. S. Gov’t obligations— 19,951.81 Other bonds and Reserves ______________ 1,000.00 securities____________ 576,514.83 Total capital Furniture and fixtu res_ 14,010.41 accounts_$ 195,951.81 Cash and due from banks 389,924.93 Demand deposits________ 1,139,988.86 Time deposits__________ 217,229.44 Public fu n d s ___________ 182,861.30 Total d ep ._$1,540,079.60 Bonds sold with repurchase agreem ent___________ 318,384.59 Total $2,054,416.00 T o ta l________________ $2,054,416.00 CLINTON STATE BANK, CLINTON Population 853. Van Buren County Chartered October 16, 1946. Tel. No. PI 5-3141. Transit Number 81-758 Officers _ Howard Johnson__________ President C. M. Horton________Vice President Garner M. Johnson__________ Cashier Dois G. Johnson_______Asst. Cashier Directors Homer Brown Howard Johnson C. M. Horton Roy Lefler Garner M. Johnson Arthur Lewis STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ $ 50,000.00 Loans and discounts___ $ 427,898.99 50,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 859,003.28 Surplus f u n d __________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ 98,877.91 Other bonds and 217,177.55 Reserves ______________ securities___________ 10,000.00 Furniture and fixtu res_ 8,000.00 Total capital accounts_$ 208,877.91 Banking h ou se_________ 5,500.00 Cash and due from banks 310,266.22 Demand deposits ______ 1,502,195.39 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 12,223.63 Public funds __________ 104,489.11 Total dep. __$1,618,908.13 R6SOUFC6S Total $1,827,786.04 Total $1,827,786.04 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 JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts___ $ 987,480.45 Capital stock ____ $ 60,000.00 80,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 1,605,294.11 Surplus fund _ Other bonds and 129,967.67 Undivided profits securities _ 861,791.99 Reserves _ 27,000.00 _ ______ Furniture and fixtu res_ 14,178.90 Total capital Banking house _____ accounts_$ 296,967.67 8,784.00 Cash and due from banks 978,650.15 2,750,208.58 Other resources _______ 21,854.85 Demand deposits Time deposits _ ___ 968,370.96 67,089.10 U. S. Gov’t deposits____ Public funds _ _ 394,087.60 Deposits of banks _ _ 1,310.54 Total dep. _-$4,181,066.78 Total _____ __ $4,478,034.45 Total _ $4,478,034.45 THE CORNING BANK, CORNING Population 2,045. Clay County Chartered January 29, 1931. Telephone No. UL, 7-3261. Transit Number 81-211 Officers Directors Sam L. Manatt____________ President John Oliver BlackSam L. Manatt Mrs. Sam L. Manatt_Vice President L. G. Black Mrs. Sam L. Manatt F. B. Manatt________ Vice President M. G. Hoffman Sam L. Manatt, Jr. Sam L. Manatt, Jr__Vice President F. B. Manatt & Cashier Edith G. Toalson______ Asst. Cashier C. E. Headley-------------- Asst. Cashier Jim Vinson____________ Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Liabilities Resources Capital stock _ $ 100,000.00 Loans and discounts___ $1,771,800.66 100,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 612,144.50 Surplus fund 62,147.93 Undivided profits _____ Other bonds and securities ___________ 75,000.00 Total capital accounts_$ 262,147.93 Furniture and fixtu res_ 10,813.57 Banking h o u se _________ 18,477.14 2,503,922.31 Cash and due from banks 792,765.43 Demand deposits 382,889.43 Time deposits 4,552.11 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public funds ______ 117,489.52 Deposits of banks _ 10,000.00 Total d e p ._$3,018,853.37 Total $3,281,001.30 Total $3,281,001.30 41 Forty-Third Report BANK OF CROSSETT, CROSSETT Population 4,619. Ashley County Chartered December 22, 1913. Telephone No. FO 4-4163. Transit Number 81-321 Officers William C. Norman________President J. Ben Posey----- - ____Vice President & Cashier C. E. Hannum-------------Asst. Cashier J. N. Lovett---------------- Asst. Cashier Directors John C.Carpenter Wm. C. Norman J. Ben Posey Roy Dooley John T. Erwin S. V. Sihvonen A. F. Johnson P. F. Watzek R. P. Meredith S. A. Wilcoxon STATEMENT OF JUNE 29. 1957 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts____$1,111,653.09 Capital s t o c k __________ $ 200,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 3,485,704.42 Surplus f u n d __________ 200,000.00 Other bonds and Undivided p r o fit s ______ 94,858.47 securities ___________ 936,431.68 Reserves ______________ 15,647.52 Total capital Furniture and fixtures______________51,240.12 98,405.13 accounts_$ 510,505.99 Banking h ou se_________ Cash and due from banks 1,332,959.11 Demand deposits_______ 4,331,287.05 Time deposits _________ 1,620,144.31 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 81,478.16 Public funds __________ 394,261.52 Total dep.__$6,427,171.04 Other liabilities _______ Total -------------------------- $7,016,393.55 78,716.52 Total -------------------------- $7,016,393.55 DANVILLE STATE BANK, DANVILLE Population 829. Yell County Chartered October 3, 1930. Telephone Number 36. Transit Number 81-700 Officers Directors John Ed Chambers_ . _ -President H. W. Burnham J. W. Hull Jim Bill Gatlin__ Cashier J. E. Chambers Joe Ray Selma C. Gatlin __ Asst. Cashier John Ed Chambers Neil Sims Winifred N. Pledger__ .Asst. Cashier Jim Bill Gatlin STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Liabilities $ 35,000.00 Loans and discounts__ ._$ 517,461.33 Capital stock 40,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations. 581,838.28 Surplus fund 96,084.64 Undivided profits _ _ Other bonds and _ _ 5,869.38 securities __ _ 41,096.28 Reserves _ 1.00 Total capital Furniture and fixtures. accounts_$ 176,954.02 Banking house 2,608.50 Other real estate 4,000.00 Cash and due from banks 286,176.01 Demand deposits _ _ 966,482.43 Other resources _ . 1.00 Time d e p o sits_ 157,069.84 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 4,004.77 Public f u n d s __ 128,663.34 Total dep.—$1,256,220.38 Resources Other liabilities Total _ -$1,433,182.40 Total ___ __ __ __ _ 8.00 _ $1,433,182.40 42 State of ArkoMsas: 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 John L. Hamilton____ Vice President Robert L. Holland___________Cashier Arminta M. Jones____ Asst. Cashier Directors C. R. George Jimmie Wallis John L. Hamilton J. C. Woodson STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 578,806.60 Overdrafts ____________ 340.38 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 771,761.75 Other bonds and securities____________ 4,293.82 6,000.00 Furniture and fixtures_ Banking house ________ 4,500.00 Cash and due from banks 286,006.78 Other resources________ 987.84 Total $1,652,697.17 Liabilities Capital stock ___ $ Surplus fund _ _ Undivided profits _ Total capital accounts_$ 147,779.50 Demand deposits _ Time deposits ___ U. S. Gov’t deposits____ Public funds ___ Total dep__ $1,504,917.67 Total 50,000.00 50,000.00 47,779.50 979,419.33 386,182.35 10,418.21 128,897.78 $1,652,697.17 DECATUR STATE BANK, DECATUR Population 350. Chartered May 27, 1954. Benton County- Telephone Number 103. Officers Irving N. Hepner________ President Edgar T. Parker______Vice President C. Tom Edmiston___________ Cashier Transit Number 81-775 Directors C. Jimmie Carter Charles T. North Charles L. Daves Edgar T. Parker C. Tom Edmiston D. Mae Peterson Irving N. Hepner Lloyd E. Peterson J. R. Kincaid A. D. Shultz STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts__ _$ 296,695.37 22.40 Overdrafts U. S. Gov’t obligations __ 329,700.00 Other bonds and 22,720.00 securities _________ 7,100.00 Furniture and fixturesCash and due from banks 497,731.90 Other resources 921.48 Total _____ ______ $1,154,891.15 Liabilities Capital stock _ _ $ Surplus fund ___ Undivided p r o fit s _ R e se rv e s _________ ____ Total capital accounts_$ 89,479.36 40,000.00 20,000.00 23,045.62 6,433.74 Demand deposits ____ 1,026,915.86 U. S. Gov’t deposits____ 8,334.15 Public funds ___ 30,161.78 Total dep. __$1,065,411.79 Total ______________ _ $1,154,891.15 Forty-Third Report 43 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. Reid D. C. Humphry Joe W. Reid Cecil E. Johnson, Jr. STATEMENT OF JUNE 29. 1957 Liabilities Resources Capital s t o c k __________ $ 25,000.00 Loans and discounts___ $ 277,577.38 25,000.00 Overdrafts ____________ 605.04 Surplus f u n d __________ 35,770.27 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 227,559.29 Undivided p r o fit s --------Total capital Other bonds and accounts_$ 85,770.27 securities____________ 35,308.80 Furniture and fixtures_ 2,375.57 Banking house ________ 4,613.23 Demand deposits ______ 493,487.23 Cash and due from banks 202,453.40 Time deposits _________ 149,430.70 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 2,056.62 Public funds __________ 19,747.89 Total dep__ $ 664,722.44 Total _________________ $ 750,492.71 Total _________________ $ 750,492.71 DERMOTT STATE BANK, DERMOTT Population 3,601. Chicot County Chartered July 8, 1935. Telephone No. FA 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 R. H. Dennington John M. Baxter W. E. Lephiew W. A. Baxter W. F. Pierce W. H. Bynum STATEMENT OF JUNE 29. 1957 Liabilities Resources Loans and discounts____$1,453,461.57 Capital s t o c k __________ $ 100,000.00 100,000.00 Overdrafts ____________ 140.00 Surplus f u n d __________ 35,018.44 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 861,368.50 Undivided p r o fit s ______ Reserves ________________ 37,078.14 Other bonds and securities____________ 68,622.86 Total capital accounts_$ 272,096.58 Furniture and fixtures_ 23,300.00 Banking house ________ 95,000.00 Cash and due from banks 546,491.60 Demand deposits_______ 1,500,738.34 Other resources _______ 4,889.39 Time deposits _________ 961,237.76 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 13,985.86 Public funds __________ 305,215.38 Total dep. _:$2,781,177.34 Total __________________ $3,053,273.92 Total __________________ $3,053,273.92 44 State of Arkansas: Bank Department FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK, DES ARC Population 1,612. Prairie County Chartered January 20, 1902. Telephone Number 2191. Officers Henry Nichols____________ President L. R. Brown__________ Vice President & Cashier R. L. Morton--------------- Asst. Cashier L. R. Brown W. J. Caskey Transit Number 81-233 Directors Henry Nichols STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 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 Total 621,583.57 48.95 423,260.94 189,541.55 6,055.94 1.00 236,161.20 $1,476,653.15 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ $ Surplus f u n d __________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Reserves ______________ Total capital accounts_$ 266,176.70 Demand deposits_______ Time deposits _________ U. S. Gov’t deposits____ Public funds __________ Total dep. —$1,210,476.45 Total 50,000.00 100,000.00 71,137.28 45,039.42 839,801.92 180,155.64 7,690.27 182,828.62 $1,476,653.15 DeWITT BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, DeWITT Population 2,843. Arkansas County Chartered March 1, 1929. Telephone No. Wh 6-4161. Transit Number 81-245 Officers Directors George Smith_______________President A. G. Bauer Q. D. LaFargue R. H. Maddox—Exec. "Vice President J. Brown R. H. Maddox J. Brown_____________________ Cashier J. L. Fly George Smith Jack Whitmore F. A. Trice____________ Asst. Cashier George W. Hall T. F. Hudson_________Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Liabilities Resources Capital s t o c k __________ $ 150,000.00 Loans and discounts___ $1,627,638.60 150,000.00 U. S. Gov’t, obligations — 731,726.56 Surplus f u n d __________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ 125,264.99 Other bonds and 78,433.18 securties -----------------967,211.24 Reserves ______________ Furniture and fixtures— 1.00 Total capital accounts_$ 503,698.17 Banking house -----------1.00 Other real e s ta t e ______ 1.00 Cash and due from banks 2,399,881.52 Demand d ep osits______ 4,503,351.42 Other resources________ 1.00 Time deposits ________ 484,953.95 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 21,665.09 Public funds __________ 212,793.29 Total dep__ $5,222,763.75 Total $5,726,461.92 Total $5,726,461.92 45 Forty-Third Report BANK OF DOVER, DOVER Population 510. Pope County Chartered September 29, 1905. Telephone No. 2481. Officers John E. Moore------------------ President T. C. Campbell--------Vice President W. M. Wallace--------------------- Cashier C. L. Poynter--------------Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-329 Directors David R. Bewley S. F. McCain T. C. Campbell John E. Moore L. J. Churchill W. M. Wallace STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Liabilities Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 318,338.80 Capital stock — _ $ 25,000.00 25,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 198,000.00 Surplus fund _ Other bonds and 46,376.99 Undivided profits _ _ _ _ _ 28,700.00 Total capital securities Furniture and fixtures_ 4.000. 00 accounts_$ 96,376.99 Banking house _____ 2.000. 00 Cash and due from banks 96,586.18 Demand deposits _____ 509,262.32 Other resources ______ _ 1.00 Time d ep osits___ ____ 17,036.18 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 583.71 Public funds _____ 24,366.78 Total dep__ $ 551,248.99 Total _____ _ _____$ 647,625.98 Total _ ______ $ 647,625.98 MERCHANTS AND FARMERS BANK, DUMAS Population 2,512. Desha County Chartered May 10, 1909. Telephone Number EV 2-4311. Transit Number 81-330 Officers R. A. Adcock______________ President Claud T. Frank_Exec. Vice President Ernest C. Bradshaw_________ Cashier Mrs. Pearl Moore_____ Asst. Cashier Directors R. A. Adcock Ray Maxwell J. E. Allmon Joe Lee McKennon Jack Stiel Dante Clifton L. Meador Claud T. Frank David Porter III E. C. Gannaway O. L. Puryear Howard Holthoff Lamar Williamson STATEMENT OF JUNE 29. 1957 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts___ $2,325,870.64 Captial s t o c k __________ $ 100,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 306,308.13 Surplus f u n d __________ 200,000.00 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 110,096.49 Other bonds and 16,756.63 securities____________ 230,742.60 Reserves ______________ 19,544.19 Total capital Furniture and fixtures_ accounts_$ 426,853.12 Banking house ________ 16,839.05 Cash and due from banks 483,545.38 Other resources________ 1,303.58 Demand deposits ______ 1,985,539.58 Time deposits _________ 735,420.07 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 17,296.57 Public funds __________ 219,044.23 Total dep__ $2,957,300.45 Total $3,384,153.57 Total $3,384,153.57 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 W. M. Waters_______ Vice President E. D. Heath_________Vice President Mrs. Mary F. Fullwood______Cashier Mrs. Alene Davis_____ Asst. Cashier J. E. Brooks_________ Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-204 Directors M. E. Bird Levy McCracken C. L. Blanz, Jr. B. J. Wallace B. G. Dickey, Jr. W. M. Waters Lawson T. Garner L. S. Young Everett Hood STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Liabilities $ 100,000.00 Loans and discounts----- $1,332,968.70 Capital stock 100,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations __ 455,772.36 Surplus fund _ Other bond and 66,728.07 Undivided profits securities 373,466.09 Reserves 20,655.26 Furniture and fixtures-_ 14,630.26 Total capital Banking house accounts_$ 287,383.33 49.20 Cash and due from banks 626,130.72 _ _ 1,563,739.73 Other resources 2,762.49 Demand deposits _ Time deposits _ 258,516.33 U. S. Gov’t deposits____ 13,149.86 Public funds 682,990.57 Total dep._$2,518,396.49 T®tal $2,805,779.82 Total $2,805,779.82 THE DELTA STATE BANK, ELAINE Population 744. Chartered December 30, 1947. Phillips County Tel. No. VA 7-2295. Officers Wm, Demoret_____________ President J. M. Countiss, Jr____ Vice President Mrs. Catherine M. Reid______Cashier Mrs. Thelma B. Chilton_Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-759 Directors C. B. Barnhart Wm. Demoret E. Clay Bumpers F. R. Watson Mary L. Demoret STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Liabilities $ Loans and discounts----- $ 120,658.27 Capital stock _ _ U. S. Gov’t obligations — 280,000.00 Surplus fund 2,380.07 Undivided profits _ Furniture and fixtures— _ _ Cash and due from banks 253,185.02 Reserves 354.79 Total capital Other resources accounts_$ 91,750.61 Demand deposits _ Public funds _ Total dep.__$ 564,806.20 Other liabilities _ Total _ _ __ $ 656,578.15 Total ________ 40.000. 00 40.000. 00 11,243.45 507.16 514,681.58 50,124.62 __ __ 21.34 ____ __$ 656,578.15 Forty-Third Report 47 THE EXCHANGE BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, EL DORADO Population 23,076. Chartered August 12. 1933. Union County- Tel. No. UN 3-5107. Officers Louis E. Hurley___________ President H. B. Axum___ Exec. Vice President D. R. James__________Vice President J. C. Craighead______ Vice President Claude B. Church___________ Cashier Geraldine H. Robinson_Asst. Cashier Robert H. Tinkle_______Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-668 Directors T. M. Martin H. B. Axum R. E. Meinert R. L. Aycock R. W. Newell R. C. Bodenhamer E. E. Paxton W. A. Dumas Joe G. Wepfer W. H. Hanna Louis E. Hurley D. R. James STATEMENT OF JUNE 29. 1957 Liabilities Resources Loans and discounts____$3,932,342.89 Capital s t o c k __________ $ U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 1,258,478.26 Surplus f u n d __________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Other bonds and securities____________ 1,457,978.45 Reserves ______________ Total capital Furniture and fixtures_____________ 21,082.91 accounts_$ 609,022.60 Cash and due from banks 2,114,283.15 100,000.00 200,000.00 155,032.38 153,990.22 Demand deposits ______ 6,451,942.03 Time deposits _________ 1,472,716.66 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 80,140.52 Public funds __________ 134,795.61 Deposits of ban k s______ 35,548.24 Total dep. —$8,175,143.06 Total _________________ $8,784,165.66 Total _________________ $8,784,165.66 BANK OF ELKINS, ELKINS Population 350. Washington County Chartered June 1, 1912. Telephone Number 29. Transit Number 81-506 Officers J. E. Bunch------- President & Cashier Oscar West--------------- Vice President Directors Edyth L. Bunch J. E. Bunch Joel L. Bunch Roe Stokenbury STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ ! Loans and discounts------$ 346,813.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 406,700.00 Surplus f u n d __________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Other bonds and securities ___________ 10,000.00 Total capital accounts_$ 78,478.26 Furniture and fixtures_ 1.00 Banking house ________ 1.00 Cash and due from banks 264,472.29 Demand deposits ______ Other resources________ 66.67 Time deposits _________ U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public funds __________ Total dep. __$ 949,575.70 Total $1,028,053.96 Total 25.000. 00 45.000. 00 8,478.26 564,310.32 333,780.94 3,177.92 48,306.52 $1,028,053.96 48 State of Arkansas: Bank Department BANK OF ENGLAND, ENGLAND Population 2,136. Lonoke County Chartered August 23, 1898. Telephone No. VI 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 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 810,063.68 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 7,000.00 Other bonds and securities____________ 80,600.48 1,000.00 Furniture and fixtures_ Banking house ________ 1,001.00 Other real e s ta te ______ 1.00 Cash and due from banks 819,552.85 Other resources________ 1.00 Total $1,719,220.01 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ $ Surplus f u n d __________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Total capital accounts_$ 209,631.14 50,000.00 75,000.00 84,631.14 Demand deposits ______ 1,373,204.10 Time deposits _________ 75,709.68 Public funds __________ 60,675.09 Total dep. —$1,509,588.87 Total $1,719,220.01 THE CITIZENS BANK, ENGLAND Population 2,136. Lonoke County Chartered January 14, 1931. Telephone No. VI 2-4211. Transit Number 81-492 Officers Ben B. Morris------------------ President Lois Rutherford---------Vice President J. O. DuPree_______________ Cashier Carroll C. Leonard, Jr._Asst. Cashier W. G. Cunning Ben B. Morris Directors Lois Rutherford J. E. Swaim STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 534,899.40 Overdrafts ____________ 45.21 U. S. Gov’t obligations __ 1,147,529.23 Furniture and fixtures_ 1.00 Banking h o u se _________ 1.00 Cash and due from banks 517,198.57 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ $ 60,000.00 Surplus f u n d __________ 65,000.00 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 169,548.87 Reserves ______________ 1,703.61 Total capital accounts_$ 296,252.48 Demand d e p o sits______ 1,528,404.85 Time deposits _________ 276,211.43 U. S. Gov’t deposits____ 3,307.71 Public funds __________ 95,497.94 Total dep. —$1,903,421.93 Total $2,199,674.41 Total $2,199,674.41 Forty-Third Report 49 THE EUDGRA BANK, EUDORA Population 3,072. Chicot County Chartered December 23, 1930. Telephone No. EL 5-4416. Transit Number 81-334 Officers W. W. Grubbs_____________President C. J. Griffith, Jr_____ Vice President C. A. Diehl_________________ Cashier Evelyn M. Lilly_______ Asst. Cashier Mary G. Thach________Asst. Cashier Faye Newell__________ Asst. Cashier Directors A. G. Anderson W. K. Grubbs Sam Bowman W. W. Grubbs E. T. Cashion Ralph Scott C. A. Diehl R. T. Stephenson C. J. Griffith, Jr. STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts___ $ 918,074.05 Capital s t o c k __________$ 100,000.00 Overdrafts ____________ 1,703.70 Surplus fund __________ 100,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 478.368.75 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 67,722.39 Other bonds and Reserves ______________ 27,082.46 securities____________ 520,082.01 Total capital accounts_$ 294.804.85 Furniture and fixtu res_ 4,134.49 Banking h ou se_________ 961.49 Cash and due from banks 318,125.18 Demand deposits ___ 1,243,870.90 Other resources________ 943.68 Time d ep osits_________ 446,267.07 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 12,570.82 Public f u n d s _____ I _i_ 244,879.71 Total dep. __$1,947.588.50 Total $2,242,393.35 Total $2,242,393.35 BANK OF EUREKA SPRINGS, EUREKA SPRINGS Population 1,958. Chartered May 4, 1912. Carroll County Telephone Number 3441. Officers C. A. Fuller--------------------- President Ray Freeman________Vice President L. R. Flora____________ A^st. Cashier Transit Number 81-472 Directors J. M. Bullock Richard R. Thompson John F. Cross Neal Walters C. A. Fuller STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts___ $ 288,237.23 Capital s t o c k __________$ 50,000.00 Overdrafts ____________ 14.45 Surplus fund __________ 30,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 554,207.20 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 32,822.75 Other bonds and Total capital securiites______ 57,030.00 accounts_$ 112,822.75 Furniture and fixtu res_ 1.00 Banking h ou se___ 2,000.00 Demand deposits ______ 660,851.70 Other real e s ta te ______ 1.00 Time deposits _________ 254,358.84 9,050.41 Cash and due from banks 238,045.86 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Other resources__ 3,834.25 Public funds __________ 83,913.75 Deposits of ban k s______ 22,373.54 Total dep. __$1,030,548.24 Total $1,143,370.99 Total $1,143,370.99 50 State of Arkansas: Bank Department BANK OP 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. 0. Laman J. B. Metcalf O. S. Westmoreland Vice President E. B. Metcalf 0. S. Westmoreland E. B. Metcalf_______________ Cashier STATEMENT OP JUNE 29, 1957 Liabilities Resources $ 10,000.00 Loans and discounts___ $ 33,812.97 Capital stock 30,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 280,000.00 Surplus fund 13,158.75 1.00 Undivided profits Furniture and fixtu res_ Banking h o u se __ ______ 1.00 Total capital accounts_$ 53,158.75 Cash and due from banks 85,324.08 Demand d e p o s its _____ Time d e p o s its ____ Public funds Total d e p ._$ 345,980.30 Total ____ ________$ 399,139.05 Total _ _ ______ 328,337.62 3.00 17,639.68 $ 399,139.05 McILROY BANK, FAYETTEVILLE Population 17,071. Washington County Chartered December 24, 1892. Telephone No. HI 2-5351. Transit Number 81-87 Officers Directors Hayden Mcllroy___________ President William M. BagbyHerbert L. Thomas John E. Kane______Exec. Vice Pres. L. L. Baxter Clifton Wade & Trust Officer John E. Kane Marion Wasson J. B. McConnell___ Sr. Vice President J. B. McConnell W. C. Whitfield, Jr. Wilmer C. Smith_Vice Pres. & Sec. Hayden Mcllroy Hugh Williams Norma Moseley______Asst. Secretary Henry B. ShrevePaul Young, Jr. Zelma Parmer_________Asst. Cashier Wilmer C. Smith Betty Clark___________ Asst. Cashier J. M. Jackman________ Asst. Cashier Charles 0 . Phillips---------Asst. Trust Officer STATEMENT OF JUNE 29. 1957 Liabilities Resources Capital stock ___ ip 100,000.00 Loans and discounts____$2,547,728.81 200,000.00 2,743.60 Surplus fund Overdrafts ____________ 55,661.43 U. S. Gov’t obligations — 2,277,691.82 Undivided profits 382,546.69 Reserves _ ____ Other bonds and securities____________ 1,739,998.88 Total capital accounts_$ 738,208.12 Furniture and fixtu res_ 10,786.40 Banking h ou se _________ 152,211.93 5,031,125.19 Cash and due from banks 2,696,076.38 Demand deposits 1,765,922.56 Other resources________ 4,753.95 Time deposits _ — U. S. Gov’t deposits____ 93,807.01 Public funds 1,052,146.71 Deposits of ban k s_ 750,782.18 Total d e p ._$8,693,783.65 Total $9,431,991.77 Total .$9,431,991.77 Forty-Third Report 51 FORDYCE BANK AN D TRUST COMPANY, FORDYCE Population 3,754. Chartered January 5, 1931. Dallas County Telephone Number 83. Officers E. C. Benton_______________President B. A. Mayhew_________Vice President J. W. Hearnsberger__________ Cashier Mrs. M. S. Smith______ Asst. Cashier Mrs. K. J. Graves_____ Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-127 Directors E. C. Benton B. A. Mayhew H. B. Benton W. D. Stell H. E. Dedman L. Weems Trussell J. H. Everett S. A. Williams J. W. Hearnsberger STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts____$ 871,028.29 Overdralts ____________ 719.81 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 1,090,217.25 Other bonds and securities____________ 601,296.00 Furniture and fixtu res_ 7,030.62 Banking h ou se_________ 18,000.00 Cash and due from banks 878,001.64 Total $3,466,293.61 Liabilities _ij5 100,000.00 Capital stock Surplus fund _ 100,000.00 Undivided profits 112,449.32 Reserves _ 2,086.60 Total capital accounts-_$ 314,535.92 Demand deposits 1,966,283.40 Time deposits 968,382.54 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 16,551.68 Public funds 196,401.74 Deposits of banks 4,138.33 Total dep. __$3,151,757.69 Total $3,466,293.61 State of Arkansas: Bank Department 52 PLANTERS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, FORREST, CITY Population 7,607. St. Francis County Chartered April 5, 1921. Telephone No. Melrose 3-2833. Transit Number 81-143 Officers H. H. Cooper______________ President J. B. Fletcher________Vice President Charles C. Moore__________Cashier J. H. Calhoun_________ Asst. Cashier Dione K. Henderson____Asst. Cashier Elizabeth B. Moore____Asst. Cashier W. P. Moore__________ Asst. Cashier Directors Mrs. E. B. Robinson E. B. Belshe H. H. Cooper Sam Sharpe J. B. Fletcher Jack T. Stephens R. R. Wilkerson C. N. Haven Henry T. Haven James F. Wolfe L. F. Haven, Jr. STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Liabilities Resources Capital stock i £ 150,000.00 Loans and discounts----- $2,253,943.96 150,000.00 Overdrafts -----------------4,031.60 Surplus fund 155,031.06 Undivided profits U. S. Gov’t obligations_1,014,134.38 13,934.38 Reserves ------Other bonds and securities____________ 1,026,523.34 Total capital accounts_$ 468,965.44 Furniture and fixtures — 29,885.83 44,000.00 Banking h o u se _________ 2,824,824.06 Cash and due from banks 831,302.97 Demand deposits .1,287,277.37 Other resources________ 5,470.67 Time deposits U. S. Gov’t deposits____ 82,879.06 531,443.41 Public f u n d s ___ 13,903,41 Deposits of banks Total dep. _.$4,740,327.31 $5,209,292.75 Total Total $5,209,292.75 ARKANSAS VALLEY TRUST COMPANY, FORT SMITH (Not engaged in commercial banking.) Population. 47,942. Sebastian County Chartered February 6, 1906. Telephone No. SU 3-1114. Transit Number 81-571 Officers Leon E. Werntz___________ President Carnall Gardner____ Vice President Dorothy Turner_Secretary-Treasurer Lloyd Williams_____ Asst. Secretary Directors Harry P. Daily Rutherford J. Ross Carnall Gardner R. J. Speer, Sr. Jerome Ney Leon E. Werntz Raymond F. Orr STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ i Loans and discounts----- $ 110,991.72 Surplus f u n d __________ Other bonds and securities-----------------26,798.25 Undivided p r o fit s ______ Furniture and fixtures — 11,351.48 Reserves ______________ Banking h o u se -------------18,000.00 Total capital accounts_$ 279,118.84 Other real e s ta te --------16,640.35 Cash and due from banks 34,917.08 Other liabilities. Other resources------------ 163,701.37 Total $ 382,400.25 Total 150,000.00 30,000.00 97,936.43 1,182,41 103,281.41 $ 382,400.25 Forty-Third R&port 53 THE BANK OF FRANKLIN, FRANKLIN Population 100. Izard County Chartered June 13, 1905 Transit Number 81-338 Officers R. M. Standerford_______ President Olen Barnes__________Vice President Mrs. Tommie Billingsley____ Cashier J. E. Godwin--------------- Asst. Cashier Directors R. M. Standerford Olen Barnes Tressie Combs ' STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 156,473.50 Overdrafts _ ___ 272.96 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 64,700.00 Other bonds and 3,000.00 securities _____ _ Furniture and fixtu res_ 1,922.00 Banking house 1.00 Other real estate 1,600.00 Cash and due from banks 89,784.72 Other resources _ _ _ 493.00 Total _ $ 318,247.18 Liabilities Capital stock _ $ Surplus fund Undivided profits _ Total capital accounts_$ 42,861.15 Demand deposits Time d e p o sits___ _____ U. S. Gov’t deposits - __ Public funds Total d e p ._$ 275,386.03 Total 10,000.00 15,000.00 17,861.15 201,596.63 12,500.00 3,868.34 57,421.06 $ 318,247.18 BANK OF GLENWOOD, GLENWOOD Population 843. Pike County Chartered December 27, 1912. Telephone Number 18. Transit Number 81-343 John R. W. H. H. Doris Officers Golden President Brakefield .Vice President Duke Cashier Hutchings _Asst. Cashier Directors R. W. Brakefield John Golden C. R. Cantrell Homer Ligon H. H. Duke Ira C. West STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts_ Overdrafts U. S. Gov’t obligations __ Furniture and fixtures Banking house Cash and due from banks Other resources 482,573.83 .89.93 544,800.00 501.00 1.00 572,767.25 1.00 Liabilities Capital stock $ Surplus fund Undivided profits Reserves Total capital accounts_$ 160,347.12 25,000.00 50,000.00 84,182.79 1,164.33 Demand deposits 1,025,819.19 Time deposits 372,231.90 U. S. Gov’t deposits__ 9,000.00 Public funds 33,335.80 Total dep. —$1,440,386.89 Total $1,600,734.01 Total _ $1,600,734.01 54 State of Arkansas: Bank Department BANK OF GRAVETT, GRAVETTE Population 894. Benton County Chartered February 28, 1898. Telephone No. 7-3401. Transit Number 81-269 Officers Directors Tom Cawood_______________President F. S. Ballard C. E. McAllister J. T. Edmondson, Jr._Vice President Tom Cawood John R. Meade John R. Meade_______________Cashier J. T. Edmondson, Jr. Philo Rodgers F. S. Ballard_________Asst. Cashier Allen McAllister STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 587,132.83 Overdrafts ____________ 2,951.25 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 624,585.00 Other bonds and securities______ 90,182.04 Furniture and fixtu res_ 7,136.57 Banking h o u se ___ 3,100.00 Other real e s ta t e ______ 1.00 Cash and due from banks 592,371.77 Other resources__ 484.50 Total $1,907,944.96 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ $ 25,000.00 Surplus fund --------------25,000.00 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 173,104.23 Total capital accounts_$ 223,104.23 Demand deposits ______ 1,346,913.88 Time deposits _________ 286,695.22 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 1,126.04 Public fu n d s __________ 50,105.59 Total d e p ._$1,684,840.73 Total $1,907,944.96 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 W. H. Wolverton___ Asst. Vice Pres. Transit Number 81-226 Directors Charles O. Bell Means Wilkinson W. C. Davis W. N. Wilkinson W. H. Bill Lewis STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Liabilities $5 Capital s t o c k _ Surplus fund _ Undivided profits --------Reserves Total capital accounts_$ 163,942.63 Resources Loans and discounts-----$ 344,611.42 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 427,000.00 Other bonds and securities______ 469,125.50 Furniture and fixtures — 2.00 Banking h o u se ---2.00 Other real e s ta t e --------1.00 Cash and due from banks 581,617.60 Total $1,822,359.52 40,000.00 60,000.00 63,442.63 500.00 1,103,868.93 Demand deposits 443,992.48 Time deposits 24,000.00 U. S. Gov’t deposits-----86,555.48 Public funds Total d e p ._$1,658,416.89 Total $1,822,359.52 Forty-Third Report 55 THE FIRST STATE BANK, GRIFFITHVILLE Population 207. Chartered November 6, 1905. White County Telephone Number 256. Transit Number 81-347 Officers Directors Jas. A. Neaville____________ President Jas. A. Neaville Jas. A. Neaville, Jr__ Vice President Jas. Neaville, Jr. John B. Neaville____________ Cashier John B. Neaville George F. Key------------- Asst. Cashier Mrs. Lucille A. Neaville STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts____$ 170,806.47 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 110,000.00 Furniture and fixtures_ 600.00 Banking house 1.00 43,196.32 Cash and due from banks Liabilities Capital stock $ Surplus fund Undivided profits Total capital accounts_$ 28,339.44 20,000.00 4,000.00 4,339.44 Demand deposits Public funds Total dep. __$ 296,251.07 271,210.89 25,040.18 Other liabilities Total $ 324,603.79 Total 13.28 $ 324,603.79 CLARK COUNTY BANK, GURDON Population 2,390. Clark County Chartered August 4, 1900. Telephone Number 3-4414. Transit Number 81-349 Officers F. H. Rudolph_____________ President E. H. Frizzell_________Vice President Richard E. Davidson_________Cashier Mrs. Lewelyn Edwards_Asst. Cahier Directors Earl Clark J. E. McMillan Charles II. Crowe Earl Ross Richard E. Davidson F. H. Rudolph E. H. Frizzell STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts____$ 402,926.37 Capital stock___________ $ 50,000.00 45,000.00 Overdrafts ____________ 1.12 Surplus f u n d __________ U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 369,290.32 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 47,686.16 Reserves ______________ 3,712.93 Oher bonds and securities ,___________ 262,310.39 Total capital 659.04 Furniture and fixtures_ accounts_$ 146,399.09 Cash and due from banks 382,049.20 Demand deposits_______ 649,000.70 Time deposits _________ 476,449.64 U. S. Gov’t deposits____ 6,017.49 Public funds __________ 139,369.52 Total dep. __$1,270,837.35 Total $1,417,236.44 Total $1,417,236.44 56 State of Arkansas: Bank Department FARMERS BANK, HAMBURG Population 2,655. Chartered March 10, 1941. Ashley County Telephone Number ID-3-5200 Officers S. A. Wilcoxon__________ President V. W. Walker_______ Vice President Louie G. Foote______________ Cashier Paul E. Kirkland_____ Asst. Cashier Transit No. 81-181 Directors F. P. Blanks Murphy Jones W. E. Foote V. W. Walker Leroy Higginbotham S. A. Wilcoxon STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts_____ U. S. Gov’t obligations_ Oher bonds and securities____________ Furniture and fixtures_ Cash and due from banks 634,183.97 617,478.14 197,741.20 2,276.02 248,096.70 Liabilities Capital stock $ 50,000.00 Surplus fund 100,000.00 55,345.67 Undivided profits Reserves 10,000.00 Total capital accounts_$ 215,345.67 1,224,615.52 Demand deposits Time deposits 168,057.46 U. S. Gov’t deposits____ 4,032.76 87,724.62 Public funds Total dep. __$1,484,430.36 Total $1,699,776.03 Total $1,699,776.03 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 H. J. Brown John E. Hearnsberger B. W. Harrell E. C. Johnston Fay Harrell I. C. Strickland Searcy Harrell STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ U. S. Gov’t obligations_ Oher bonds and securities____________ Furniture and fixtures_ Banking house ________ Cash and due from banks Total Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ Surplus f u n d __________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ 245,939.54 Total capital 5.000. 00 accounts_$ 161,940.19 7.000. 00 289,130.86 Demand deposits ______ Time d ep osits_________ U. S. Gov’t deposits____ Public funds __________ Total dep__ $1,213,733.71 470,199.00 358,404.50 $1,375,673.90 Total 25,000.00 100 .000.00 36,940.19 857,136.12 197,283.37 5,745.51 153,568.71 $1,375,673.90 Forty-Third Report 57 THE BANK OF HARRISBURG, HARRISBURG Population 1,498. Chartered December 2, 1930. Poinsett County Tel. Number PL-7-5427. Officers R. W. Butler_____________ President H. S. Smith_________________ Cashier Mrs. Ida J. Bettis______Asst. Cashier Wilburn J. Cole------------Asst. Cashier Transit No. 81-693 Directors Mrs. Anna Margaret Butler R. W. Bujtler C. B. Wood, Sr. STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts____$ 849,959.50 Capital s t o c k __________ $ 50,000.00 Overdrafts ____________ 832.79 Surplus f u n d __________ 50,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 441,150.00 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 70,179.22 Oher bonds and Total capital accounts_$ 170,179.22 securities ___________ 46,000.00 Furniture and fixtures_ 9,451.79 Banking house ________ 8,159.00 Demand deposits ______ 1,271,748.98 12,600.00 Time d ep osits_________ 122,280.43 Other real e s ta te ______ Cash and due from banks 318,261.61 U. S. Gov’t deposits____ 26,251.82 Other resources________ 627.79 Public funds __________ 94,430.42 Total dep__ $1,514,711.65 Other liabilities________ Total $1,687,042.48 Total 2,151.61 $1,687,042.48 COMMERCIAL BANK, HARRISON Population 5,542. Chartered July 7, 1944. Boone County Telephone Number 306. Officers Rabie Rhodes_________Chm. of Board T. W. Rogers______________President Dr. D. L. Owens_____ Vice President Verl Hudspeth.,______ Vice President H. D. Dixon________________ Cashier H. W. Taylor_________ Asst. Cashier Mrs. C. N. Kent_______ Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-746 H. D. Dixon Verl Hudspeth C. N. Kent Joe Miller Directors Dr. D. L. Owens Rabie Rhodes T. W. Rogers STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts_$1,656,174.51 Capital s t o c k __________ $ 75,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations__ 611,159.37 Surplus f u n d __________ 100,000.00 Oher bonds and Undivided p r o fit s ______ 45,527.54 securities______ 534,029.83 Total capital Furniture and fixtures_ 26,293.66 accounts_$ 220,527.54 Other real e s ta te ______ 34,965.56 Cash and due from banks 783,147.61 Demand deposits ______ 2,092,029.07 Other resources__ 1,241.52 Time d ep osits_________ 1,016,395.82 U. S. Gov’t deposits____ 33,058.30 Public fu n d s __________ 195,650.36 Deposits of banks______ 72,165.29 Total d ep ._$3,409,298.84 Other liabilities________ Total $3,647,012.06 Total 17,185.68 $3,647,012.06 58 State of Arkansas: Bank Department THE SECURITY BANK, HARRISON Population 5.542. Boone County Chartered November 20, 1931. Telephone Number 86. Transit No. 81-704 Officers Directors C. C. Alexander___________President C. C. Alexander Joe Kirby Roy L. Baker, Jr______ Ex-Vice Pres. Roy L. Baker R. W. Milum E. R. Tims____Exec. Vice President Roy L. Baker, Jr. W. O. Newton and Cashier F. L. Coffman E. R. Tims _ L. A. Watkins_______ Vice President Garvin Fitton L. A. Watkins T. C. Heuer_________ Vice President T. C. Heuer W. O. Newton_______Vice President Jim Tilley_____________Asst. Cashier Bill O. Watts_________ Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Liabilities Resources Capital s t o c k __________ $ 150,000.00 Loans and discounts_$3,274,227.47 Overdrafts ____________ 27,289.72 Surplus f u n d __________ 150,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 1,259,649.35 Undivided profits. ______ 122,655.08 Oher bonds and Total capital accounts_$ 422,655.08 securities___‘___ 995,329.55 49,046.32 Furniture and fixtures_ Demand d e p o sits______ 4,027,698.58 Banking h ou se ___ 47,498.50 Cash and due from banks 1,431,324.32 Time d ep osits_________ 2,355,626.82 Other resources__ 3.00 U. S. Gov’t deposits____ 22,193.53 Public funds __________ 171,231.92 Deposits of ban k s______ 84,962.30 Total dep. __$6,661,713.15 T ota l________________ $7,084,368.23 T ota l________________ $7,084,368.23 PRAIRIE COUNTY BANK, HAZEN Population 1,270. Prairie County Chartered July 17, 1945. Telephone Number 2511. Transit Number 81-750 Officers Directors J. J. .S c r e e to n ___ _. _ President L. P. Aycock J. J. Screeton Ezra iShoop L. P. Ay c o c k ______ .Vice President J. O. Crowly James E. Sparks J. E. Sparks _______ .Vice President H. J. Hall R. C. Hartlieb _____ Vice President R. C. Hartlieb Grace O. Stallings----_ Cashier H. B. Robinson STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Liabilities Resources Loans and discounts_.__$ 767,887.41 Capital stock |5 60,000.00 Overdrafts 693.27 Surplus fund 40,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations __ 381,161.00 Undivided profits 66,418.27 Reserves 12,744.71 Oher bonds and 248,137.12 Total capital securities 22,006.64 accounts_$ 179,162.98 Furniture and fixtures 21,840.12 Banking house 1,228,132.89 Cash and due from banks 585,245.25 Demand deposits Other resources 2,105.31 Time deposits 437,359.12 U. S. Gov’t deposits . 10,433.60 Public funds 163,987.53 Deposits of banks 10,000.00 Total dep. __$1,849,913.14 Total . $2,029,076.12 Total - $2,029,076.12 Forty-Third Report 59 THE CLEBURNE COUNTY BANK, HEBER SPRINGS Population 2,109. Chartered December 16, 1930. Cleburne County Tel. Number 2-2643. Officers Wiley H. Robbins_________ President Jerome Johnson____Exec. Vice Pres. Walter Aldridge_____________ Cashier Sam Morton__________ Asst. Cashier Awin Hazelwood______ Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-175 Directors E. A. Jenkerson L. E. Robbins Jerome Johnson W. E. Robbins # Bruce M. Robbins Wiley H. Robbins Joe N. Robbins STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts____$ Overdrafts ____________ U. S. Gov’t obligations_ Oher bonds and securities____________ Furniture and fixtures_ Banking h ou se_________ Cash and due from banks Other resources________ 335,770.89 811.44 574,730.77 306,349.14 4,150.00 1.00 220,188.51 1,932.79 T ota l________________ $1,443,934.54 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ $ 30,000.00 35,000.00 Surplus f u n d __________ Undivided p r o fits ______ 108,314.98 Reserves ______________ 42,522.48 Total capital accounts_$ 215,837.46 Demand d e p o sits______ 1,174,941.81 U. S. Gov’t deposits____ 12,279.22 Public funds __________ 40,876.05 Total d ep ._$1,228,097.08 T ota l________________ $1,443,934.54 GUARANTY LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY, HELENA (Not engaged in commercial banking) Population 11,236. Chartered Feb. 9, 1910. Phillips County Telephone Number HI 4-3032. Officers Dewey Moore______ ________ President S. H. Hurst H. G. Stephens________Vice President C. E. Mayer C. L. McKelvy____________ Secretary D. Moore W. D. Hudson, Jr_________ Treasurer Transit No. 81-64 Directors W. L. Morris H. G. Stephens STATEMENT OF JUNE 29. 1957 Resources Loans and discounts____$ Overdrafts ____________ U. S. Gov’t obligations_ Other bonds and securities____________ Furniture and fixtures_ Other real es ta te ______ Cash and due from banks Other resources________ 98,429.32 86.99 1,500.00 23,900.00 1.00 1.00 51,965.40 3,801.00 Liabilities Capital stock $ Surplus fund Undivided profits Total capital accounts_$ 94,805.90 50.000. 00 30.000. 00 14,805.90 Trust deposits Total d ep ._$ 79,846.99 Other liabilities T otal________________ $ 179,684.71 Total 79,846.99 5,031.82 $ 179,684.71 60 State of Arkansas: Bank Department VALLEY BANK, HINDSVILLE Population 262. Madison County Chartered November 8, 1907. Telephone Number 3201 . Transit Number 81-362 Officers Adry Gaskill_____________ President C. F. Fitch, Jr________ Vice President Lloyd A. Linebarger_________Cashier Wm. B. Bunch C. F. Fitch, Jr. Adry Gaskill Directors James R. Hargis Tom, Hargis Lloyd A. Linebarger STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 96,808.11 476.65 Overdrafts ____________ U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 85,000.00 Other bonds and securities______ 9,940.00 Furniture and fixtures_ 1.00 Banking h ou se___ 300.00 Cash and due from banks 94,765.36 T otal________________ $ 287,291.12 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ $ Surplus f u n d __________ Undivided p r o fits ______ Reserves ________________ Total capital accounts_$ 33,970.51 Demand deposits ______ Time d ep osits_________ U. S. Gov’t deposits____ Public funds __________ Total d ep ._$ 253,320.61 10,000.00 10,000.00 6,742.20 7,228.31 176,413.80 66,686.81 220.00 10,000.00 T ota l________________ $ 287,291.12 BANK OF HOLLY GROVE, HOLLY GROVE Population 761. Chartered March 12, 1903. Monroe County Telephone Number 2681. Officers M. P. Walls_______________ President J. I. Matthews______^_Vice President Jack Phillips________________ Cashier Margaret J. Mack____ Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-275 Directors B. J. Lambert M. P. Walls J. I. Matthews O. M. Washingon John B. Moore, Jr. STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 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 Total 395,586.10 406.36 653,669.38 187,733.09 1.00 1.00 355,191.99 $1,592,588.92 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ $ 30,000.00 Surplus f u n d __________ 150,000.00 Undivided p r o fits ______ 18,027.44 Total capital accounts_$ 198,027.44 Demand deposits ______ 1,023,904.86 Time deposits _________ 231,806.41 U. S. Gov’t deposits____ 1,350.00 Public funds __________ 137,500.21 Total dep. —$1,394,561.48 Total $1,592,588.92 61 Forty-Third Report HORATIO STATE BANK, HORATIO Population 776. Chartered May 15, 1965. Sevier County Telephone Number YE 2-2501. Officers C. E. Hendrix_____________President W. H. Frith_________Exec. Vice Pres. Lilia S. Hendrix_____ Vice President O. T. Brinkley_______ Vice President Mazie Gallaher______________ Cashier Flynn Justus___ Asst. Vice President Edith Ann Hendrix___ Asst. Cashier J. E. Baugh O. T. Brinkley F. R. Ethridge W. H. Frith Transit No. 81-342 Directors C. E. Hendrix Lilia S. Hendrix Flynn Justus Fred Sharp STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts____$ Overdrafts ____________ U. S. Gov’t obligations_ Other bonds and securities____________ Furniture and fixtures__ Banking h ou se_________ Cash and due from banks 640,881.61 52.22 599,965.53 240,556.08 6,475.00 2,000.00 348,005.46 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ $ Surplus f u n d __________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Total capital accounts_$ 126,458.54 Demand d e p o sits______ 1,377,511.93 Time d ep osits_________ 242,948.62 U. S. Gov’t deposits____ 2,985.81 Public funds __________ 87,620.14 Total dep. __$1,711,066.50 Other liabilities________ Total $1,837,935.90 32,500.00 42,500.00 51,458.54 Total ,410.86 $1,837,935.90 62 State of Arkansas: Bank Department ARKANSAS TRUST COMPANY, HOT SPRINGS Population 29,307. Chartered April 18, 1907. Garland County Tel. Number NA 3-4424. Officers D. Burgauer______________ President G. H. Sexton________Exec. Vice Pres. Norton Meek_________Vice President and Cashier Wm. L. Little________Vice President and Auditor E. M. Thrash________ Vice President Marie Schnebelen--------Asst. Cashier and Trust Officer Robert Jones_________ Asst. Cashier C. J. Clements________ Asst. Cashier H. G. Gasbarre_______ Asst. Cashier F. L. Baldwin_________ Asst. Cashier Palmer Vanderburg___ Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-51 Directors D. Burgauer George E. Sexton Albert M. Guice Floyd Thompson Clarence J. Horner E. M. Thrash Norton Meek Hill A. Wheatley Carl E. Miles Warren W. Wilson STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 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 _______ 3,354,581.76 806.75 6,121,774.88 1,083,971.36 31,527.22 44,100.00 2,820,940.54 57,228.66 Liabilities Capital s t o c k _________$ Surplus f u n d _________ Undivided p r o fit s _____ Reserves _____________ Total capital accounts_$1,249,203.53 Demand d e p o sits_____ 9,324,644.14 Time d ep osits________ 1,809,824.45 117,354.98 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public funds _________ 921,820.71 28,388.55 Deposits of b a n k s ___ Total dep. -$12,202,032.83 Other liabilities_______ Total $13,514,931.17 400,000.00 400,000.00 341,308.44 107,895.09 Total 63,694.81 $13,514,931.17 Forty-Third, Report 63 JACKSONVILLE STATE BANK, JACKSONVILLE Populaion 2,474. Charered August 2, 1949. Pulaski County Telephone No. LI 4-2114. Officers Kenneth Pat Wilson________President Austin Leeds__________ Vice President and Cashier Mrs. Joyce Hester____ Asst. Cashier Mrs. Melda A. Rice___ Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-764 Directors Jack East, Jr. B. Fred Thompson J. H. Mize Kenneth Pat Wilson Clarence M. Thomas STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts____$1,864,773.55 Capital s t o c k __________ $ 150,000.00 Overdrafts ___________ 126.85 Surplus f u n d __________ 100,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 707,832.75 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 87,360.77 Other bonds and Reserves ______________ 10,969.16 securities ----------------- 436,479.33 .Total capital Furniture and fixtures_ 20,499.36 accounts_$ 348,329.93 Banking house ________ 39,054.60 Cash and due from banks 1,027,350.47 Demand d e p o s its ______ 2,490,400.53 Other resources________ 1.00 Time d ep osits_________ 499,573.92 U. S. Gov’t deposits____ 613,089.93 114,434.07 Public funds __________ Total d ep ._ 3,717,498.45 Other liabilities ______ $4,096,117.91 Total Total 30,289.53 $4,096,117.91 NEWTON COUNTY BANK, JASPER Population 407. Chartered March 24, 1903. Newton County Telephone Number 9. Transit Number 81-371 Officers L. W. Nance___ President & Cashier Ford Young_________ Vice President Alta Gorden_________ Vice President & Asst. Cashier Joe C. Nance__________Asst. Cashier Directors Alta Gorden L. W. Nance Jerry D. iNance Ford Young Joe Nance STATEMENT OF Resources Loans and discounts____$ 283,670.43 Overdrafts ____________ 2.36 U. S. Goy’t obligations_ 239,923.70 Other bonds and securities____________ 106,054.18 Furniture and fixtures__ 3,742.95 Banking hou se_________ 4,711.27 Other real e s ta te ______ 1.00 Cash and due from banks 142,205.21 JUNE 29, 1957 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ 5| Surplus f u n d __________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Total capital accounts_$ 83,968.62 T o ta l_________________ $ 780,311.10 Demand d ep o sits______ Time d ep osits_________ U. S. Gov’t deposits____ Public funds __________ Total d ep ._$ 696,342.48 25.000. 00 25.000. 00 33,968.62 551,983.98 115,323.59 164.96 28,869.95 T o t a l_________________ $ 780,311.10 State of Arkansas: Bank Department 64 CITIZENS BANK OF JONESBORO, JONESBORO Population 16,310. Chartered July 25, 1919. Craighead County Telephone No. WE 2-6603. Officers M. L. McKinney___________ President C. V. McKinney______Vice President M. W. Griffin_______________ Cashier Donald C. Jones_______Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-613 Directors C. V. McKinney Vance M. Thompson G. E. McKinney R. E. Wade M. L. McKinney STATEMENT OF JUNE 29. 1957 Liabilities Loans and discounts____$3,628,249.06 Capital s t o c k __________ $ 330,000.00 200,000.00 Overdrafts ____________ 127.79 Surplus f u n d __________ U. S. Gov’t obligations __ 2,697,323.13 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 269,914.73 Total capital Other bonds and accounts_$ 799,914.73 securities____________ 2,331,948.23 Furniture and fixtures_ 90,053.23 Cash and due from banks 2,028,249.24 Demand deposits ______ 4,344,089.14 Time d ep osits_________ 4,419,785.65 U. S. Gov’ t deposits____ 182,797.94 624,393.44 Public funds __________ Deposits of banks______ 404,969.78 Total d ep ._$9,976,035.95 R 6S0U FC 6S T o ta l_______________ $10,775,950.68 Total $10,775,950.68 FARMERS STATE BANK, JONESBORO Population 16,310. Chartered February 28, 1950. Craighead County Tel. No. WE 2-7409. Transit Number 81-766 Officers Herbert H. McAdams_____President Fred Carter_________ Vice President O’Dell A. Sanders__ Exec. Vice Pres. & Cashier Donald Timms_______ Vice President L. D. Walker, Jr______ Asst. Cashier Mrs. LaWanda Timms_Asst. Cashier Directors Dr. W. E. Berry W. D. Robert, Jr. Fred Carter M. S. Rubenstein L. A. Cato O’Dell A. Sanders W. 0. Doak Donald Timms Joe N. Martin G. E. Wood Herbert H. McAdams STATEMENT OF Resources Loans and discounts___ $1,485,297.85 U. S. Gov’t obligations 697,492.25 Other bonds and 125,500.00 securities____________ Furniture and fixtures__ 30,812.92 Banking h ou se_________ 27,132.39 Cash and due from banks 503,480.57 JUNE 29, 1957 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ ! Surplus f u n d __________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Reserves ______________ Total capital accounts_$ 306,537.26 125.000. 00 125.000. 00 51,925.29 4,611.97 Demand d e p o sits______ 983,776.41 Time d ep osits_________ 1,097,339.52 U. S. Gov’t deposits____ 8,558.18 Public funds __________ 373,504.61 Deposits of ban k s______ 100,000.00 Total dep.__$2,563,178.72 Total $2,869,715.98 Total $2,869,715.98 Forty-Third Report 65 MERCANTILE BANK, JONESBORO Population 16,310. Craighead CountyChartered January 7, 1932. Telephone No. WE 5-5521. Transit Number 81-72 Officres Directors Charles Frierson__________ President Bryan Armstrong W. M. Freeze, Jr. Charles Frierson Nathan Deutsch_Exec. Vice President Joe C. Barrett Edw. 0. Cherry W. Gus Nash, Jr. Woodrow Wilson____ Vice President Nathan Deutsch J. Paul Smith R. W. Higginbotham_Vice President Carey Smith________________ Cashier Alberta Dickson________ Asst. Cashier Louise Smith___________Asst. Cashier Naomi Craft___________ Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF Resources Loans and discounts___ $4,569,354.42 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 1,923,514.31 Other bonds and securities____________ 938,953.71 Furniture and fixtures_ 32,530.79 Banking house ________ 32,000.00 Other real e s ta te ______ 3,020.00 Cash and due from banks 1,425,277.21 Other resources _______ 10,187.14 JUNE 29. 1957 Liabilities Capital s o t c k __ — —‘ Surplus f u n d ___ Undivided profits _ Reserves _ Total capital accounts-_$ 620,486.36 Total Total $8,934,837.58 200,000.00 200,000.00 217,186.36 3,300.00 4,113,137.30 Demand deposits Time deposits_ _ _ 3,762,514.54 47,576.47 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 289,309.12 Public funds Deposits of banks 101,813.79 Total dep. __$8,314,351.22 $8,934,837.58 FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK, JUDSONIA Population 1,122. White County Chartered May 29, 1913. Telephone No. RA 9-3329. Transit Number 81-549 Officers Directors A . J. Stephens___________ President J. Herbert Graves C. I. Stevens J. Herbert Graves___ Vice President John A. Henson E. O. Yancey C. I. Stevens________________ Cashier A. J. Stephens Hetty Lou Hulsey_____Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 200,648.88 143.01 Overdrafts U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 309,390.63 Other bonds and 107,895.00 securities _ 4,000.00 Furniture and fixtures_ 4,000.00 Banking house _ Cash and due from banks 131,821.97 1.00 Other resources Total _ $ 757,900.49 JUNE 29, 1957 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __ $ Surplus fund _____ Undivided profits Total capital accounts_$ 99,480.55 35,000.00 35,000.00 29,480.55 Demand deposits _ U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public funds _ Total dep. __$ 658,419.94 603,597.30 5,656.37 49,166.27 Total .. $ 757,900.49 State of Arkansas: Bank Department 66 UNION STATE BANK, JUNCTION CITY Population 1,013. Union County Chartered August 28, 1933. Telephone No. WA 4-2731. Transit Number 81-232 Officers I. A. Brinker______________President O. H. Goodwin________Vice President Ruthelle C. Lusby___________ Cashier S. A. Brinker__________ Asst. Cashier I. A. Brinker A. A. Couch 0. H. Goodwin Directors Houston Hall H. E. Kinard STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 153,769.49 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 515,660.45 Other bonds and 47,288.29 securities Furniture and fixtures_ 1.00 Banking house 1,700.00 Other real estate 1.00 Cash and due from banks 257,137.28 Total _$ 975,557.51 Liabilities $ Capital s t o c k ___ Surplus fund Undivided profits Reserves _ Total capital accounts_$ 127,910.23 Demand deposits Time deposits U. S. Gov’t deposits____ Public funds Total d e p . 847,647.28 Total _ 25,000.00 75,000.00 24,060.23 3,850.00 538,320.66 242,015.83 5,594.40 61,716.39 $ 975,557.51 BANK OF KENSETT, KENSETT Population 829. White County Chartered February 17, 1922. Telephone Number 191. Transit Number 81-649 Officers President A. P. Mills John H. Johnston Vice President Mrs. Thelma Roth _ ._ Cashier Directors John H. Johnston A. P. Mills J. W. Sloan STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts----- $ 98,852.18 11.27 Overdrafts _ U. S. Gov’t obligations — 338,831.50 858.89 Furniture and fixtures— 1.00 Banking house _ Cash and due from banks 216,163.26 1.00 Other resources _ Liabilities Capital stock $ Surplus fund Undivided profits Total capital accounts_$ 50,842.75 Demand deposits Public funds Total dep__ $ 603,745.34 Other liabilities _ Total _ ___ _$ 654,719.10 Total _ 25,000.00 5,000.00 20,842.75 593,445.83 10,299.51 131.01 _$ 654,719.10 Forty-Third Report 67 BANK OF KINGSTON, KINGSTON Population 200. Madison County Chartered April 7, 1911. Transit Number 81-467 Officers A. B. Bunch_______________President Tom Hargis__________Vice President Wilson Bunch_______________ Cashier Wm. B. Bunch_________ Asst. Cashier Directors A. B. Bunch Tom Hargis Fred Evon Bunch Ada B. McCracken Wilson Bunch STATEMENT OF Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 61,822.17 U. S. Gov’t obligations__ 116,784.75 Other bonds and 27,960.00 securities______ Furniture and fixtures__ 476.00 Banking house ________ 1.00 Other real e s ta te ______ 3.00 Cash and due from banks 88,744.36 JUNE 29, 1957 Liabilities^ Capital stock $ Surplus fund Undivided profits Reserves Total capital accounts_$ 34,738.60 Total _________________ $ 295,791.28 Demand deposits Time deposits Public funds Total dep. __$ 261,052.68 Total 10,000.00 10,000.00 9,738.60 5,000.00 159,481.27 91,571.41 10,000.00 $ 295,791.28 BANK OF LAKE VILLAGE, LAKE VILLAGE Population 2,484. Chicot County Chartered October 14, 1937. Telephone No. AN 5-2241. Transit Number 81-598 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 STATEMENT OF Resiurces Loans and discounts___ $ 792,017.86 Overdrafts ____________ 211.62 U. S. Gov’t obligations __ 698,364.00 Other bonds and securities ___________ 888,895.78 Furniture and fixtures_ 7,000.00 Banking house ________ 3,000.00 Cash and due from banks 564,241.85 Other resources________ 1,488.17 Directors Ben Angel D. W. Brooks J. H. Burge E. T. Cashion JUNE 29. 1957 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ $ 100,000.00 Surplus fund __________ 100,000.00 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 123,254.44 Reserves ________________ 19,426.81 Total capital accounts_$ 342,681.25 Demand deposits_______ 1,648,661.78 Time deposits _________ 618,621.59 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 15,994.13 Public funds __________ 328,308.99 Total dep. __$2,611,586.49 Other liabilities Total $2,955,219.28 J. B. Gillison W. C. Lovette D. C. Wynn W. T. Wynn Total 951.54 .$2,955,219.28 68 State of Arkansas: Bank Department CITIZENS BANK OF LAVACA, LAVACA Population 373. Chartered May 5, 1910. Sebastian County Telephone Number 2341. Officers W. D. West_______________ President J. M. Llewellyn_____ Vice President & Cashier Mrs. J. M. Llewellyn_Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-378 Directors W. J. Echols J. M. Llewellyn W. D. West STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 174,849.31 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 159,571.75 Other bonds and 43,756.74 securities____________ Furniture and fixtures_ 900.00 Banking house ________ 1,800.00 Cash and due from banks 160,672.41 Total _________________ $ 541,550.21 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ $ Surplus f u n d __________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Total capital accounts_$ 57,013.87 15,000.00 20,000.00 22,013.87 Demand deposits ______ Time deposits _________ U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public funds __________ Total d e p . $ 484,536.34 382,239.44 21,184.70 3,595.52 77,516.68 Total _________________ $ 541,550.21 LEACHVILLE STATE BANK, LEACHVILLE Population 1,230. Mississippi County Chartered December 18, 1950. Telephone Number 82. Transit Number 81-769 Officers J. Lee Bearden------------------ President J. L. Swihart_________Vice President Fred F. Alexander__________ Cashier Edna L. Kennett______Asst. Cashier J. Lee Bearden Nelson Henry T. N. Rodman Directors J. L. Swihart Louis Weinberg STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts----- $ 685,410.93 102.61 Overdrafts 49,601.56 U. S. Gov’t obligations __ 11,668.08 Furniture and fixtures— 4,886.45 Banking house _ 1.00 Other real estate Cash and due from banks 245,687.44 861.31 Other resources Total $ 998,219.38 Liabilities Capital stock _ _ _$ Surplus fund _ Undivided profits _ _ _ Total capital accounts_$ 138,004.07 50,000.00 50,000.00 38,004.07 Demand deposits . Time d ep osits___ _ _ U. S; Gov’t deposits___ Public f u n d s _ _ Total dep. „ $ 860,215.31 510,119.53 134,736.11 527.00 214,832.67 T o t a l _______ $ 998,219.38 Forty-Third Report 69 LITTLE RIVER BANK, LEPANTO Population 1,683. Poinsett County Chartered November 21, 1919. Telephone Number 108. Transit Number 81-622 Officers D. F. Portis_____________ President B. H. Murphy_______ Vice President J. C. Portis_________ Vice President A. T. Bell__________________ Cashier Will J. Riddick_______ Asst. Cashier T. G. Thompson, Jr___ Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 983,581.02 Overdrafts ____________ 47.45 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 423,744.38 Other bonds and securities____________ 322,267.50 Furniture and fixtures_ 1.00 Cash and due from banks 383,620.21 Total -------------------------- $2,113,261.56 Directors B. H. Murphy D. F. Portis J. C. Portis A. T. Bell E. P. Burton W. H. Cross Wayne Eason JUNE 29. 1957 Liabilities Capital s t o c k --------------- $ 100,000.00 Surplus fund __________ 200,000.00 Undivided p r o fit s --------80,540.09 Reserves ______________ 9,373.80 Total capital accounts_$ 389,913.89 Demand deposits ______ 1,260,169.96 Time deposits ------------286,753.45 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 13,751.25 Public funds --------------162,673.01 Total dep. —$1,723,347.67 Total _________________ $2,113,261.56 LESLIE STATE BANK, LESLIE Population 610. Chartered April 17, 1948. Searcy County Telephone Number 60. Transit Number 81-761 Officers President Rex Killebrew Arthur J. Siegel __ Vice President & Cashier Directors J. Virgil Blair A. J. Siegel Dr. Charles W. Cotton P. H. Thomas Rex Killebrew STATEMENT OF Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 311,227.24 U. S. Gov’t obligations — 287,513.07 Other bonds and 38,997.11 securities _ _ 1,669.00 Furniture and fixtures_ Cash and due from banks 158,760.64 JUNE 29, 1957 Liabilities Capital stock _$ Surplus fund Undivided profits Total capital accounts_$ 74,361.04 Total _ $ 798,167.06 Demand deposits Time deposits U. S. Gov’t deposits____ Public funds Total dep__ $ 723,806.02 Total 25,000.00 25,000.00 24,361.04 362,227.81 302,187.29 20,000.00 39,390.92 _ $ 798,167.06 70 State of Arkansas: Bank Department 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. C. Landes P. D. Burton, Jr. J. W. Patton, Jr. Alvis Fuller W. D. Stewart J. A. Harrel STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 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 Total Liabilities Capital stock $ Surplus fund Undivided profits Total capital accounts_$ 170,554.98 700,797.30 433.47 703,563.20 373,931.43 12,077.25 14,000.00 449,531.46 7,877.52 50,000.00 85,000.00 35,554.98 894,086.94 Demand deposits 1,029,986.24 Time deposits _ 43,834.39 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 123,749.08 Public funds Total dep. __$2,091,656.65 $2,262,211.63 $2,262,211.63 Total BANK OF LINCOLN, LINCOLN Population 771. Washington County Chartered March 19, 1903. Telephone Number 4-1191. Transit Number 81-384 Officers ______ President W. T. Shannon. -Vice President J. A. English— _______ Cashier B. J. Basden__. _Asst. Cashier C. C. Karnes__. 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 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 538,501.15 Overdrafts ____________ 1,369.69 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 316,500.00 Other bonds and securities____________ 96,820.00 Furniture and fixtures_ 1,500.00 Banking house ________________ 1.00 Cash and due from hanks 397,807.73 Total $1,352,499.57 Liabilities Capital stock $ Surplus fund Undivided profits Total capital accounts_$ 136,043.06 Demand deposits Time deposits _ U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public funds Total dep. __$1,216,456.51 Total 25,000.00 50,000.00 61,043.06 900,954.03 271,191.28 5,371.03 38,940.17 $1,352,499.57 Forty-Third Report 71 BANK OF ARKANSAS, LITTLE ROCK Population 102,213. Pulaski County- Chartered October 5, 1955. Telephone No. MO 6-5404. Transit Number 81-780 Officers Dabbs Sullivan______ Chm. of Board B. T. Harris______________ President Marvin E. Phelps__Exec. Vice Pres. Beloit Taylor________ Vice President Harold E. Henson, Jr_______ Cashier Directors M. E. Phelps E. L. Gaunt Dabbs Sullivan J. Herbert Graves Beloit Taylor B. T. Harris W. H. Thompson Worth James Mrs. J. Y. Ledbetter M. D. Turnage K. P. Wilson E. L. McHaney H. F. Minnis E. L. Wright STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts___ $1,516,670.84 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 248,816.50 Other bonds and securities____________ 7,500.00 Furniture and fixtures_ 22,959.32 Banking house ________ 41,658.25 Cash and due from banks 1,120,233.14 Other resources________ 2,151.95 Total $2,959,990.00 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ $ 200,000.00 Surplus f u n d __________ 50,000.00 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 54,250.71 Total capital accounts_$ 304,250.71 Demand deposits_______ 1,857,794.04 Time deposits _________ 447,282.13 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 38,830.29 Public fu n d s ___________ 267,964.20 Deposits of ban k s______ 43,868.63 Total dep. __$2,655,739.29 Total $2,959,990.00 METROPOLITAN TRUST COMPANY, LITTLE ROCK (Not engaged in commercial banking) Population 102,213. Pulaski County Chartered June 5, 1925. Telephone Number FR 4-17.44 Officers Somers Matthews--------------President Justin Matthews III__Vice President Justin Matthews, Jr_______ Secretary Eva M. Hale________Asst. Secretary Directors Alice E. Matthews Lila B. Matthews Justin Matthews, Jr. Somers Matthews Justin Matthews, III STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts___ ! Other bonds and securities____________ Furniture and fixtures-_ Other real e s ta te ______ Cash and due from banks Other resources _______ Total 70,900.20 7,473.07 1,089.77 140,056.99 9,623.64 167,879.57 .$ 397,023.24 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ $ 176,700.00 Surplus f u n d __________ 17,670.00 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 201,869.93 Total capital accounts_$ 396,239.93 Other liabilities _______ Total 783.31 $ 397,023.24 72 State of Arkansas: Bank Department PULASKI HEIGHTS BANK, LITTLE ROCK Population 102,213. Pulaski County Chartered August 29, 1955. Telephone No. MO 3-6301. Transit Number 81-779 Officers John J. Truemper, Sr_____ President Leon P. Fields_______ Vice President Robert S. Taylor____ Vice President & Cashier Directors Albert B. Corder James T. McKinnon Leon P. Fields Robert S. Taylor James F. Hewitt J. J. Truemper, Sr. A. Walton Litz Eugene R. Warren STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 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 Other resources _______ 841,963.90 327,512.51 355,687.15 36,342.82 79,555.15 18,146.12 703,923.45 128.89 Total -------------------------- $2,363,259.99 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ $ 200,000.00 Surplus f u n d __________ 40,000.00 Undivided profits _____ 59,066.79 Total capital accounts_$ 299,066.79 Demand deposits_______ 1,169,087.77 Time deposits _________ 488,239.97 22,385.19 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public f u n d s __________ 364,480.27 20,000.00 Deposits of ban k s______ Total dep._$2,064,193.20 Total _________________ $2,363,259.99 73 Forty-Third Report WORTHEN BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, LITTLE ROCK Population 102,213. Chartered August 4, 1902. Pulaski County Telephone No. F R 4-4392. Transit Number 81-7 Officers Directors James H. Penick__________ President John G. Potts_________Vice President G. A. Zimmerman___ Vice President & Trust Officer Booker Worthen______ Vice President Dan M. Murphy_______Vice President Edward M. Penick____Vice President E. 0. Manees_________ Vice President Gardner Lile_________ Vice President R. B. Elwood________ Vice President Melvin Lawson_______ Vice President W. G. Cobb__________ Vice President A. F. Williams________Trust Officer M. S. Heim___ Asst. Vice President Louis East____ Asst. Vice President R. M. McCown_Asst. Vice President C. L. Tarleton— Asst. Vice President James Penick, Jr._Asst. Vice Pres. Emmett L. Darr____________ Cashier G. L. Alexander_______ Asst. Cashier Alvin J. Reap, Jr---------Asst. Cashier Frank J. Moser----------- Asst. Cashier Simpson Milbourn_____ Asst. Cashier Richard F. Gates--------- Asst. Cashier Charles E. Wade----------Asst. Cashier M. L. Hogan------------------------- Auditor Wm. C. Allsopp Gus Ottenheimer W. N. Brandon, Jr Edward M. Penick Ted Cameron James H. Penick W. Robert Crow John G. Potts Alfred Leymer John A. Riggs, Jr. Gardner Lile Robert Roach Frank Lyon Frank M. Silverman Guy Maris, Jr. Theo C. Treadway Dan M. Murphy Booker Worthen STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts__ $21,790,509.76 854.67 Overdrafts ___________ U. S. Gov’t obligations 19,560,255.54 Other bonds and securities___________ 5,625,066.74 Furniture and fixtures 120,000.00 Banking house _______ 400,000.00 Gash and due from banks 19,188,913.96 Other resources_______ 89,431.81 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 _____ 468,378.40 Reserves _____________ 301,672.05 Total capital accounts_$ 3,770,050.45 Demand deposits______ 30,069,959.24 Time deposits ________ 13,894,510.42 500,190.10 U. S. Gov’t deposits__ Public funds _________ 9,760,730.20 Deposits of b an k s_____ 8,468,594.23 Total dep. $62,693,984.19 Other liabilities _______ Total $66,775,032.48 Total 310,997.84 $66,775,032.48 74 State of Arkansas: Bank Department BANK OF LOCKESBURG, LOCKESBURG Population 714. Chartered October 14, 1902. Sevier County Telephone Number 78. Officers President R, C. Norwood Hugh Latimer Vice President . Cashier Mrs. R. C. Norwood Transit Number 81-385 Directors Mary F. Hampson Mrs. R. C. Norwood Hugh Latimer R. C. Norwood STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Liabilities Resources _$ 25,000.00 Loans and discounts----- $ 156,903.46 Capital stock 28,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 206,400.00 Surplus fund 16,676.04 Undivided profits Other bonds and 23,063.40 70,365.94 Reserves _ securities__ 1.00 Total capital Furniture and fixtures_ accounts_$ 92,739.44 Banking house _ 800.00 Cash and due from banks 160,858.59 Demand deposits 369,617.75 Time deposits 93,073.88 767.90 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 39,130.02 Public funds Total dep. __$ 502,589.55 Total $ 595,328.99 Total _ $ 595,328.99 FIRST STATE BANK, LONOKE Population 1,556. Chartered March 19, 1935. Lonoke County Telephone No. OR 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 J. O. Bennett M. E. Lyons Wayne Bennett Charles A. Miller Neil Bennett Guy E. Williams W. H. Bransford STATEMENT OF JUNE 29. 1957 Resources Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ $ 50,000.00 Loans and discounts___ $1,111,431.98 60,000.00 248.90 Surplus f u n d __________ Overdrafts ____________ U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 635,082.81 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 167,666.01 Total capital Other bonds and accounts_$ 277,666.01 securities____________ 395,202.54 Furniture and fixtures_ 11,340.67 Banking house ________ 1.00 Demand deposits_______ 1,772,262.35 Cash and due from banks 426,847.81 Time deposits _________ 155,862.21 Other resources________ 647.14 U. S. Gov’t deposits____ 14,738.91 Public funds __________ 261,085.87 Total dep._$2,203,949.34 Bonds sold with agreement to repurchase __________ Total $2,580,802.85 Total 99,187.50 $2,580,802.85 Forty-Third Report 75 FARMERS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, MAGNOLIA Population 6,918. Columbia County Chartered September 26, 1906. Telephone Number 1. Transit Number 81-163 Officers R. S. Warnock, Jr_________President W. L. Jameson, Jr____ Vice President R. S. Foster__________Vice President W. N. Paschal________Vice President W. K. Twitty_______________ Cashier Dean Reagan__________Asst. Cashier Directors R. S. Foster H. A. Reid W. E. Fullenwider J. A. W. Souter W. L. Jameson, Jr. W. K. Twitty W. N. Paschal R. S. Warnock, Jr. Mrs. T. H. Reeves STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Liabilities Resources Capital s t o c k __________$ 50,000.00 Loans and discounts------$ 374,003.67 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 6,122,840.26 Surplus f u n d __________ 200,000.00 Undivided p r o fit s --------- 364,539.21 Other bonds and 18,603.99 securities____________ 398,889.94 Reserves ______________ Total capital Furniture and fixtures_____________ 18,710.00 accounts_$ 633,143.20 Banking house ________ 28,254.00 Cash and due from banks 1,333,597.64 Demand deposits_______ 5,954,903.95 Time deposits _________ 1,507,940.78 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 25,619.84 Public fu n d s ___________ 154,687.74 Total dep. —$7,643,152.31 Total _________________ $8,276,205.51 T ota l__________________ $8,276,295.51 76 State of Arkansas: Bank Department BANK OF MALVERN, MALVERN Population 8,072. Chartered June 24, 1889. Hot Spring County- Telephone Number 2066. Officers J. Elmo Young__________ President Jester Jones____Exec. Vice President Glenville Rhodes___ Asst. Exec. Vice President Ray N. Boyle________ Vice President Wm. H. Glover______ Vice President Foy G. Ritchey______________ Cashier Miss Hester H. Smith__ Asst. Cashier Paul E. Bowdle________ Asst. Cashier Edward L. Tull________ Asst. Cashier John R. Thomason_____ Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-131 Directors Mrs. Flora B. Adams Jester Jones Ray N. Boyle Charles S. Smith Zerah T. Caldwell J. Elmo Young Wm. H. Glover Tom Ross Young STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts----- $1,284,116.69 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 1,952,000.00 Other bonds and securities____________ 512,536.23 Furniture and fixtures— 11,022.41 Banking house ________ 2,500.00 Cash and due from banks 1,044,989.10 21,640.81 Other resources________ Total _________________ $4,828,805.24 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ $ 100,000.00 Surplus f u n d __________ 100,000.00 Undivided p r o fit s --------145,021.69 Reserves ______________ 52,771.53 Total capital accounts_$ 397,793.22 Demand deposits ______ 3,440,851.29 Time deposits _________ 460,295.75 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 52,637.50 Public funds __________ 424,038.14 Deposits of b an k s______ 53,189.34 Total d ep ._$4,431,012.02 Total _________________ $4,828,805.24 Forty-Third Report 77 PEOPLES BANK, MAMMOTH SPRING Population 870. Chartered February 8, 1921. Fulton County Telephone Number 44. Officers Cloy JL Culver____________ President M. H. Powell__________ Vice President Lem W. Lewis______________ Cashier Transit Number 81-645 Directors Auda M. Culver J. B. Plumlee Cloy H. Culver M. H. Powell W. L. Miller STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 190,418.98 140.26 Overdrafts _ __________ U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 558,531.50 106.00 Furniture and fixtu res_ Banking house _ 1.00 Cash and due from banks 183,598.34 Liabilities Capital Stock _ $ Surplus f u n d __ ___ Undivided profits Total capital accounts_$ 91,738.45 Demand d e p o s its _ Time deposits U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public funds _ Total dep. $ 841,057.63 Total $ 932,796.08 Total _ 25,000.00 25,000.00 41,738.45 724,033.60 79.325.00 2,953.02 34.746.01 $ 932,796.08 MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS BANK, MANILA Population 1,729. Chartered March 16, 1948. Mississippi County Telephone Number 30. Officers ____ President E. C. Fleeman. Vice President H. D. Alston__ ______ Cashier Wm. G. F o x _Asst. Cashier Patsy Jo Berg_ 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 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts----- $ 621,485.53 U. S. Gov’t obligations __ 29,506.25 Other bonds and securities ----------------51,500.00 Furniture and fixtures __ 5,501.33, Banking h ou se-------------5,574.90 Other real e s ta te --------3,000.00 ‘Cash and due from banks 192,087.75 T otal .$ 908,655.76 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ ! Surplus f u n d __________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Total capital accounts_$ 172,755.61 Demand deposits ______ Time deposits _________ U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public funds __________ Total dep. 735,900.15 Total 75.000. 00 50.000.00 47,755.61 497,185.87 111,396.81 1,469.45 125,848.02 .$ 908,655.76 78 State of Arkansas: Bank Department BANK OF MANSFIELD, MANSFIELD Population 869. Sebastian County Chartered February 16, 1939. Telephone Number 7. Transit Number 81-249 Officers W. W. Holbrook___________President Gilmer K. Dixon_____ Vice President B. R. Holbrook______________ Cashier Marie Kelley__________ Asst. Cashier Directors Gilmer K. Dixon S. M. Taylor B.R. Holbrook G. G. Woods W. W. Holbrook STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Liabilities Resources Capital stock $ 30,000.00 Loans and discounts___ $ 251,071.99 60,000.00 Surplus fund 37.08 Overdrafts 34,414.79 U. S. Gov’t obligations __ 765,834.57 Undivided profits 40,164.61 Reserves Other bonds and 247,104.60 Total capital securities accounts_$ 164,579.40 1,000.00 Furniture and fixtu res_ 3,000.00 Banking house 851,240.47 Cash and due from banks 260,728.84 Demand deposits Time deposits 348,116.57 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 4,475.67 Public funds 160,364.97 Total dep. —$1,364,197.68 T o ta l________________ $1,528,777.08 T o ta l________________ $1,528,777.08 FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK, MARIANNA Population 4,530. Lee County Chartered January 9, 1942. Telephone Number 585. Transit Number 81-744 Officers Directors H. L. Petty_______________ President E. D. Conner W. V. Moye W. V. Moye_________ Vice President Thos. H. Gist H. L. Petty Glenn U. Miller--------Vice President A. C. Mahan, Jr. R. D. Smith, Jr. W. R. Jones__ _Vice Pres. & Cashier Glenn U. Miller H. B. White Mrs. Nelle R. Stallings_Asst. Cashier John F. Miller H. W. Wilson Mrs. Margaret D. Harris_______Asst. W. P. Mixon Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts___ $1,124,331.71 Capital s t o c k __________ !j 75,000.00Surplus f u n d __________ Overdrafts ____________ 9,179.25 100, 000.00 Undivided p r o fit s ______ U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 182,837.50 74,108.72 Reserves ______________ Other bonds and 25,994.10 securities____________ 52,828.27 Total capital accounts_$ 275,102.82 Furniture and fixtures __ 12,733.60 Cash and due from banks 608,939.93 Demand deposits ______ 1,385,336.20 Other resources ______ 4,463.43 Time deposits _________ 207,234.79 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 5,724.90 Public funds __________ 121,914.98 Total dep. __$!,'720,210.87 T o t a l_________________ $1,995,313.69 T o t a l-------------------------- $1,995,313.69 Forty-Third Report 79 CITIZENS BANK, MARION Population 883. Crittenden County Chartered March 15. 1938. Telephone No. PE 9-3232. Transit Number 81-742 Officers J. F. Fogleman____________ President A. J. Lumpkin_Vice Pres. & Cashier Mary L. Hoskins______Asst. Cashier Directors Perry Barton A. J. Lumpkin: Wilson P. Barton J. C. Mann J. F. Fogleman Dana Sulcer Allen Helms STATEMENT OF JUNE 29. 1957 Resources Liabilities Capital stock _ i F 50,000..00 Loans and discounts___ $ 409,626.99 50,000.00 Overdrafts ____________ 404.36 Surplus fund U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 1,294,323.50 Undivided profits 71,310.79 Reserves 3,028.68 Other bonds and securities____________ 189,665.09 Total capital accounts_$ 174,339.47 Furniture and fixtu res_ 15,224.63 Banking h ou se_________ 50,000.00 1,139,836.72 Other real e s ta te ______ 1.00 Demand deposits 386,298.31 Cash and due from banks 426,425.79 Time deposits U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 1,399.61 Public funds _ 683,797.25Total dep. —$2,211,331.89 Total $2,385,671.36 Total $2,385,671.36 MARKED TREE BANK, MARKED TREE Population 2,878. Chartered March 3, 1932. Poinsett County Telephone Number 60. Transit Number 81-705 Officers John Brunner_____________President John Brunner, Jr___ Exec. Vice Pres. Louis H. Goad______________ Cashier Helen Stew art________Asst. Cashier Directors Sidney Arnold Frank Brunner John Brunner L. V. Ritter John Brunner, Jr. Louis Ritter, Jr. STATEMENT OF Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 581,523.68 Overdrafts ____________ 225.37 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 1,673,478.05 Other bonds and 35,000.00 securities______ Furniture and fixtu res_ 12,027.59 Cash and due from banks 716,990.33 JUNE 29, 1957 Liabilities Capital stock $ 50,000.00 Surplus fund 100,000.00 Undivided profits 112,985.75 Reserves _ _ 10,509.96 Total capital accounts_$ 273,495.71 Total $3,019,245.02 Demand deposits 2,171,134.63 Time deposits _ _ _ 397,514.81 U. S. Gov’t deposits____ 8,350.28 Public funds _ 168,749.59 Total dep. —$2,745,749.31 Total $3,019,245.02 80 State of Arkansas: Bank Department THE CITIZENS BANK, MARSHALL Population 1,189. Chartered February 26, 1940. Searcy County Telephone Number 27. Officers Harold Allen_____________ President Jimmie L. Falls.,____________Cashier Wordna Allen_________Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-715 Directors Harold Allen J. C. Baker M. F. Cash Dewey Massey Mary Massey N. J. Henley STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Liabilities Resources Loans and discounts----- $ 599,260.42 Capital stock _ $ 25.000. 00 Surplus f u n d ______ Overdrafts ____________ 32.51 75.000. 00 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 496,984.38 Undivided p r o fit s ___ 15,733.13 Total capital Other bonds and accounts_$ 115,733.13 securities______ 326,547.53 Furniture and fixtu res_ 4,529.88 Demand deposits Banking h o u se ___ 8,422.41 807,866.66 Cash and due from banks 170,773.84 Time d e p o sits___ 624,992.59 Other resources__ 683.64 Public f u n d s ___ _ 58,642.23 Total dep. __$1,491,501.48 Total $1,607,234.61 Total $1,607,234.61 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 Pres. & Cashier Edmund Hirsch______ Vice President F. H. Webster______ Vice President Pauline H. Wilson------- Asst. Cashier Directors Saul Davidson Rachel Swift K. J. Graves F. H. Webster Edmund Hirsch H. B. Willis Weldon Jackson STATEMENT OF JUNE 29. 1957 Liabilities Resources Capital s t o c k __________ $ 50,000.00 Loans and discounts----- $ 433,941.32 50,000.00 Overdrafts -----------------10.69 Surplus f u n d __________ 44,224.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 608,586.75 Undivided p r o fit s ______ Reserves _____:_________ 50,000.00 Other bonds and securities-----------------122,273.63 Total capital accounts_$ 194,224.00 Furniture and fixtures — 1.00 Banking h ou se _________ 1.00 Cash and due from banks 187,402.07 Demand deposits ______ 1,088,300.56 5,000.00 Other resources-----------327.00 Time deposits _________ U. S. Gov’t deposits____ 15,225.18 Public funds __________ 49,793.72 Total dep. __$1,158,319.46 Total $1,352,543.46 Total $1,352,543.46 Forty-Third Report 81 BANK OF McCRORY, McCRORY Population 1,115. Chartered June 8, 1903. Woodruff County- Telephone Number 3211. 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 Jean C. Beeson________ Asst. Cashier James Taylor__________Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-261 Directors I. N. Arnof John D. Eldridge, Jr. Vance M. Thompson STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 926,779.85 Overdrafts ____________ 2,436.73 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 654,221.00 Other bonds and securities______ 692,828.02 Furniture and fixtu res_ 13,582.06 Banking h ou se___ 45,775.31 Cash and due from banks 619,937.42 Other resources__ 2.00 T o ta l________________ $2,955,562.39 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ $ Surplus f u n d __________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Reserves ______________ Total capital accounts_$ 234,334.13 75,000.00 75,000.00 81,921.59 2,412.54 Demand d e p o s its ___ __ 2,171,532.62 Time deposits _________ 407,242.83 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 7,976.02 Public funds __________ 134,477.29 Total dep. —$2,721,228.26 T o ta l________________ $2,955,562.39 82 State of Arkansas: Bank Department McGEHEE BANK, McGHEE Population 3,854. Desha County Chartered December 5, 1933. Telephone No. CA 2-3151. Transit Number 81-585 Officers R. G. Verser______Chm. of the Board Sam Bowman_____________ President J. W. Willoughby, Jr._Vice President J. R. Rick__________________ Cashier Mark E. Sherland, Jr._Asst. Vice Pres. J. B. Morgan__________ Asst. Cashier Directors R. L. Beck R. B. Stone Sam Bowman R. G. Verser J. T. Clower J. W. Willoughby, Jr. J. T. Griffith D. C. Loyd W. A. Smith STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ $ 200,000.00 Loans and discounts_$2,409,250.65 200,000.00 Overdrafts ____________ 1,277.68 Surplus f u n d __________ U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 965,304.16 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 117,796.07 Reserves ______________ 54,067.04 Other bonds and Total capital securities--------- 1,457,296.14 accounts_$ 571,863.11 Furniture and fixtu res_ 10,681.25 Cash and due from banks 844,110.60 Demand deposits _______ 2,813,157.99 Other resources__ 274.14 Time deposits _________ 1,773,325.28 U. S. Gov’t deposits------ 124,678.18 Public funds __________ 393,896.82 Total d e p ._$5,105,058.27 Resources 11,273.24 Other liabilities________ Total $5,688,194.62 Total $5,688,194.62 BANK OF MELBOURNE, MELBOURNE Population 568. Chartered June 29, 1896. Izard County Telephone Number 17. Officers Directors J. C. Miller-------------------------President Tom Simpson------------ Vice President A. J. Younger--------------------- Cashier Opal Troxler__________ Asst. Cashier STATEMENT Resources Loans and discounts----- $ 276,507.24 Overdrafts ____________ 82.26 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 395,050.00 Other bonds and securities______ 28,909.80 Furniture and fixtures — 1.00 Banking h o u se ----1.00 Cash and due from banks 192,276.73 Total Transit Number 81-397 .$ 892,828.03 J. C. Miller Tom Simpson A. J. Younger JUNE 29, 1957 Liabilities Capital stock _ $ Surplus fund — _ Undivided profits _ Reserves ____________ __ Total capital accounts_$ 96,538.27 Demand deposits _ ____ U. S. Gov’t deposits____ Public funds ________ _ Total d e p ._$ 796,289.76 Total 25.000. 00 25.000.00 44,038.27 2,500.00 736,608.90 12,008.11 47,672.75 .$ 892,828.03 Forty-Third Report 83 THE UNION BANK OF MENA, MENA Population 4,445. Chartered July 25, 1934. Polk County Telephone Number 88. O fficers Transit Number 81-98 Directors W. J. Lauck______________ President Bill Lauck Wood_____Vice President W. L. Boyd___ Exec. Vice President & Cashier C. C. Crowell__________Asst. Cashier W. L. Boyd C. C. Crowell W. J. Lauck Bill Lauck Wood STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts____$ 816,088.62 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 1,029,806.88 Other bonds and securities____________ 331,051.60 Furniture and fixtu res_ 7,318.08 Banking h ou se_________ 8,387.90 Cash and due from banks 526,629.63 Capital s t o c k __________ $ 75,000.00 Surplus f u n d --------------50,000.00 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 105,556.56 Total capital accounts_$ 230,556.56 T ota l________________ $2,719,282.71 Demand deposits ______ 2,050,554.77 Time deposits _________ 187,289.17 8,719.44 U. S. Gov’t deposits____ Public funds __________ 242,162.77 Total dep. __$2,488,726.15 T ota l________________ $2,719,282.71 MONETTE STATE BANK, MONETTE Population 1,114. Chartered December 29, 1936. Craighead County Telephone Number 50. Officers Transit Number 81-724 Directors Claude Finch___ President & Cashier Verlene Fullen_______ Asst. Cashier Thurman Miller______ Asst. Cashier Nathan Deutsch Claude Finch Charles Frierson STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Liabilities Resources Loans and discounts____$1,557,129.93 Capital s t o c k __________ $ 50,000.00 Surplus f u n d __________ 50,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 39,804.69 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 132,322.56 Other bonds and securities____________ 100,855.90 Total capital accounts_$ 232,322.56 10,909.13 Furniture and fixtu res_ Other real e s ta te __________________ 1.00 Cash and due from banks 479,553.24 Demand deposits ______ 1,546,028.04 Time deposits _________ 329,334.80 U. S. Gov’t deposits____ 1,822.01 Public funds __________ 78,746.48 Total d e p ._$1,955,931.33 Total $2,188,253.89 Total $2,188,253.89 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 Directors Officers James A. Ross J. A. Baxter J. D. McCloy______________ President J. F. Brann John B. Posey M. L. Sigmon________Vice President E. R. Lambert Joe Shelton Joe McCloy____Exec. Vice President M. L. Sigmon Mrs. Mabel C. Sherry------Cashier & J. D. McCloy Virgil J. Trotter, Jr. Joe McCloy Trust Officer Mrs. Hazel Dickinson_Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Liabilities Resources Capital s t o c k __________ $ 60,000.00 Loans and discounts ____$ 632,687.41 100,000.00 Overdrafts ____________ 646.34 Surplus f u n d __________ 38,541.65 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 521,600.00 Undivided p r o fit s ______ Reserves ______________ 60,000.00 Other bonds and securities____________ 457,240.63 Total capital accounts_$ 258,541.65 Furniture and fixtu res_ 1,235.83 Banking h ou se _________ 2,500.00 Cash and due from banks 355,678.71 Demand deposits ______ 1,420,523.25 75,614.86 Other resources________ 2,253.81 Time deposits -------------U. S. Gov’t deposits____ 17,421.58 Public funds __________ 201,741.39 Total d e p ._$1,715,301.08 Total $1,973,842.73 T o ta l________________ $1,973,842.73 UNION BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, MONTICELLO Population 4,501. Drew County Chartered September 15,1915. Telephone Number 610. Transit Number 81-156 Officers Directors Charles W. Daniel-------------President R. A. Adcock Dr. J. P. Price R. F. Trotter Mrs. Virginia Pierce__Vice President Brown Calhoun Floyd L. Lance--------------------- Cashier Geo. R. Campster Adrian Williamson Jimmie L. Taylor______ Asst. Cashier Charles W. Daniel M. F. Wright Mrs. Aileen Coston____ Asst. Cashier Zach McClendon STATEMENT OF Resources Loans and discounts------$1,320,471.65 Overdrafts -----------------330.01 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 471,132.00 Other bonds and securities____________ 1,894,504.62 1.00 Furniture and fixtures — 1.00 Banking h o u se _________ Cash and due from banks 548,269.45 1,523.47 Other resources ------------ Total $4,236,233.20 JUNE 29, 1957 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ ! Surplus f u n d __________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Reserves ______________ Total capital accounts__$ 610,380.59 100, 000.00 100,000.00 137,101.49 273,279.10 Demand deposits ______ 2,928,766.74 Time deposits _________ 304,650.32 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 76,556.01 Public funds __________ 309,368.45 Deposits of ban k s______ 6,511.09 Total dep. —$3,625,852.61 Total .$4,236,233^20 Forty-Third Report 85 MORRILTON SECURITY BANK, MORRILTON Population 5,483. Chartered November 19, 1954. Conway County Telephone Number 34. Officers _____ President Claude M. Farish. Nathan Gordon__. .Vice President _______Cashier Howard E. Jones. James L. Martin. _Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-777 Directors Osco Coleman Nathan Gordon A. J. Meadors W. G. Davis Claude M. Farish Felix Schlosser Edward Gordon, Jr. Mayo Gordon STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ U. S. Gov’t obligations_ Other bonds and securities____________ Furniture and fixtu res__ Banking h ou se_________ Cash and due from banks Total 605,172.99 345,737.51 178,612.00 22,848.64 7,134.91 441,220.92 .$1,600,726.97 Liabilities Capital s t o c k --------------- $ 100,000.00 Surplus f u n d __________ 35,000.00 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 47,959.54 Total capital accounts_$ 182,959.54 Demand deposits ______ Time deposits _________ U. S. Gov’t deposits____ Public funds __________ Deposits of ban k s______ Total dep. __$1,417,767.43 Total 943,930.16 332,347.50 10,572.95 92,616.82 38,300.00 .$1,600,726.97 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 Officers Directors R. H. Dickenhorst_- ______President Cleo Cheek S. E. McReynolds S. E. McReynolds___ Exec. Vice Pres. R. H. Dickenhorst L. T. Oates L. T. Oates-----------------Vice President W. E. Love A. F. Williams C. E. Linebarger------------------ Cashier S. R. McKinley H. J. Kordsmeier______ Asst. Cashier S. W. Callihan_________ Asst. Cashier Bill Davidson__________ Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF Resources Loans and discounts___ $1,628,880.04 Overdrafts ____________ 83.23 U. S. Gov’t obligations __ 2,200,703.14 Other bonds and securities____________ 486,208.33 30,000.00 Banking h o u se _________ Other real e s ta te ______ 1.00 Cash and due from banks 1,546,002.10 JUNE 29. 1957 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ $ 150,000.00 Surplus f u n d __________ 150,000.00 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 189,533.83 Reserves ______________ 71,199.73 Total capital accounts_$ 560,733.56 Demand deposits ______ 4,176,485.09 Time deposits -------------- 982,218.26 U. S. Gov’t deposits____ 34,968.05 Public funds __________ 132,571.83 Deposits of ban k s______ 937.65 Total dep. __$5,327,180.88 Other liabilities________ Total $5,891,877.84 Total 3,963.40 $5,891,877.84 THE BANK OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MT. IDA Population 566. Montgomery County Chartered November 26, 1930. Telephone Number 149. Transit Number 81-404 Officers Directors R. A. Rice_________________ President J. A. Rice Arthur Standridge J. A. Rice____________ Vice President R. A. Rice A. S. Hulsey________________ Cashier Juanita Standridge----- Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Liabilities Resources 25.000. 00 Loans and discounts----- $ 445,085.35 Capital s t o c k __________ I 35.000.00 Overdrafts ____________ 224.70 Surplus f u n d --------------38,308.53 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 309,700.00 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 7,379.54 Reserves ______________ Other bonds and Total capital securities______ 13,197.82 accounts_$ 105,688.07 Furniture and fixtu res_ 2,966.01 Banking h o u se ___ 880.20 Other real e s ta t e ______ 2,536.00 Demand deposits ______ 741,932.34 158,813.36 Cash and due from banks 304,359.31 Time d ep osits_________ U. S. Gov’t deposits____ 4,416.67 Public funds __________ 68,098.95 Total d e p ._$ 973,261.32 Total $1,078,949.39 Total $1,078,949.39 87 Forty-Third Report THE PEOPLES BANK, MOUNTAIN HOME Population 2,217. Chartered August 10, 1906. Baxter County Telephone Number 6. Transit Number 81-402 Officers Directors Powers L. Fowler------------- President Don J. Baker Powers L. Fowler Don J. Baker-----------Vice President Earle J. Bryant J. Paul Morgan Earle Bryant----------- Vice President Wylo Dyer Neil Nelson Wylo Dyer___________ Vice President Neil Nelson_________________ Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts---- .$1,186,108.13 101.35 Overdrafts ___________ U. S. Gov’t obligations __ 1,079,290.00 Other bonds and securities___________ _ 278,330.31 10,556.94 Furniture and fixtures _ Banking house 1.00 Other real estate ____ 1.00 Cash and due from banks 760,633.92 T o t a l ___ _____ .$3,315,022.65 Liabilities Capital stock _ _ _ _$ 50,000.00 Surplus f u n d _______ __ 100,000.00 Undivided profits ______ 103,038.81 Reserves _ _________ _ 12,502.83 Total capital accounts_$ 265,541.64 Demand deposits ______ 2,700,108.50 Time deposits ______ _ 193,814.74 U. S. Gov’t deposits____ 655.00 Public funds __________ 154,902.77 Total d e p ._$3,049,481.01 T ota l______________ __ $3,315,022.65 BANK OF MOUNTAIN VIEW, MOUNTAIN VIEW Population 1,043. Chartered July 21, 1915. Stone County Telephone Number 2271. Officers Hubert Hinkle.. _____President .Vice President H. S. Mabry, Jr.. & Cashier ..Asst. Cashier Charles A. Lowe. 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 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 281,151.06 U. S. Gov’t obligations — 406,717.67 Other bonds and securities____________ 95,000.00 Furniture and fixtu res_ 2,429.28 Banking h ou se_________ 800.00 Cash and due from banks 229,429.52 Total $1,015,527.53 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ ! Surplus f u n d __________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Total capital accounts_$ 141,778.26 Demand deposits ______ Public funds __________ Total dep. _.$ 873,749.27 Total 25.000. 00 75.000.00 41,778.26 794,077.67 79,671.60 $1,015,527.53 88 State of Arkansas: Bank Department BANK OF MULBERRY, MULBERRY Population 952. Chartered January 15, 1902. Crawford County Telephone Number 2591. Officers S. B. Stevinson____________ President T. J. House_____Vice Pres. & Cashier Mrs. T. J. House______Asst. Cashier C. D. Chastain________Asst. Cashier C. R. Counts B. J. Farmer T. J. House Transit Number 81-257 Directors O. J. Kirksey S. B. Stevinson STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ $ Surplus f u n d --------------Undivided p r o fit s ______ Total capital accounts_$ 146,405.38 Resources Loans and discounts----- $ 396,852.80 Overdrafts ____________ 1,244.37 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 298,600.00 Other bonds and securities______ 111,760.54 Furniture and fixtu res_ 5,000.00 Banking h o u se ___ 1.00 Cash and due from banks 292,908.30 757.86 Other resources__ Demand deposits ______ Time deposits _________ U. S. Gov’t deposits____ Public funds __________ Total d e p ._$ 960,719.49 $1,1.07,124.87 Total Total 25,000.00 35,000.00 86,405.38 885,587.93 7,815.31 7,052.87 60,263.38 $1,107,124.87 PIKE COUNTY BANK, MURFREESBORO Population 1,079. Chartered December 19,1904. Pike County Telephone No. 5-4261. Officers John Beavers_____________President C. W. Darnall_______________ Cashier Cleo Risner____________ Asst. Cashier John Beavers C. W. Damall Glenn Hickey Transit Number 81-405 Directors Mabel B. Manville Carle Robbins STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 743,663.33 Overdrafts ____________ 231.12 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 582,203.13 Other bonds and securities______ 208,245.13 Furniture and fixtu res_ 3,000.00 Banking h o u se ___ 3,000.00 Cash and due from banks 654,973.89 Other resources__ 397.29 Total $2,195,713.89 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ $ Surplus f u n d __________ Undivided p r o fit s ___ __ Total capital accounts_$ 159,135.07 37,500.00 50,000.00 71,635.07 Demand deposits ______ 1,186,253.30 Time deposits _________ 553,963.99 Public funds __________ 296,361.53 Total d e p ._$2,036,578.82 Total $2,195,713.89 Forty-Third Report 89 BANK OF NETTLETON, NETTLETON Population 1,382 Chartered Feb. 13, 1904. Craighead County Telephone No. WE 2-2131. Officers L. D. Kiech---------------------- President E. E. Hale________________ Cashier R. E. Thomas________ Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-406 Directors E. E. Hale Veon C. Kiech L. D. Kiech Knight Laird Maurice C. Kiech STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts____$ Overdrafts ____________ U. S. Gov’t obligations_ Other bonds and securities ___________ Furniture and fixtures_ Banking house ________ Cash and due from banks Total 739,675.54 7.60 610,687.50 110,341.00 4,400.00 14,100.00 271,891.56 $1,751,103.20 Liabilities 80,000.00 Capital stock ________ $ Surplus f u n d __________ 110,000.00 78,060.46 Undivided p r o fit s ______ Total capital accounts_$ 268,060.46 ------------------Demand deposits ______ 1,231,574.19 Time d ep osits_________ 144,941.53 U. S. Gov’t deposits____ 2,629.35 81,487.45 Public funds __________ Deposits of ban k s______ 22,410.22 Total dep.__$l,483,042.74 Total $1,751,103.20 BANK OF NEWARK, NEWARK Population 913 Independence County Chartered October 10, 1944 Tel. Number PI 6-3221 Officers W. J. Freeze----------------------- President Stella Edwards________Vice President J. L. Magness______________ Cashier Houston House________Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-748 Directors 0. L. Bone J. L. Magness Stella Edwards Ed. V. Wilson W. J. Freeze STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts____$ 188,162.55 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 342,000.00 Other bonds and securities 39,399.83 Furniture and fixtures_ 1,225.00 Cash and due from banks 131,745.25 Liabilities Capital stock $ Surplus fund Undivided profits Total capital accounts_$ 82,642.49 Demand deposits U. S. Gov’t deposits____ Public funds Total dep__$ 619,890.14 Total - _ $ 702,532.63 Total 25,000.00 25,000.00 32,642.49 541,473.42 4,291.25 74,125.47 $ 702,532.63 90 State of Arkansas: Bank Department BANK OF NEW EDINBURG, NEW EDINBURG Population 500 Chartered August 22, 1904 Cleveland County- Tel. Number 879-J2 Officers E. T. Attwood____________ President Ray A ttw ood ________Vice President and Cashier Geneva A ttw ood ______Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF Resources Loans and discounts____$ 92,575.64 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 260,797.25 Other bonds and 24,949.21 securities 181.00 Furniture and fixtures_ Banking house 51.00 93,223.92 Cash and due from banks Transit Number 81-408 E. T. Attwood Ray Attwood Directors W. K. Parham JUNE 29, 1957 Liabilities Capital stock $ Surplus fund Undivided profits Total capital accounts_$ 47,133.96 Demand deposits Time deposits U. S. Gov’t deposits____ Public funds Total dep__ $ 424,461.84 250,763.88 55,721.66 695.00 117,281.30 Other liabilities Total $ 471,778.02 Total 25,000.00 10,000.00 12,133.96 182.22 $ 471,778.02 MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS BANK, NEWPORT Population 6,254 Chartered March 20, 1946 Jackson County Telephone Number 225 Officers P. L. Copeland____________ President L. H. Conditt___Exec. Vice President R. W. Smith_________Vice President Ellen Giles------------------ Asst. Cashier R. D. P. R. P. Transit Number 81-756 Directors Leonidas Mack C. Biggadike H. Burton W. A. McCartney L. Copeland Ralph McDonald G. Holden Fred M. Pickens K. Holmes, Jr. STATEMENT OF JUNE 29. 1957 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts___ $1,724,563.49 Capital s t o c k __________ $ 115,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 547,262.50 Surplus f u n d __________ 140,000.00 Other bonds and Undivided p r o fit s ______ 144,396.58 securities ___________ 375,821.98 Reserves ______________ 49,179.99 Furniture and fixtures_ 14,040.85 Total capital Cash and due from banks 1,083,988.23 accounts_$ 448,576.57 Other resources________ 726.10 Demand deposits ______ 2,290,062.37 Time deposits _________ 739,434.31 U. S. Gov’t deposits____ 39,423.40 Public funds __________ 63,871.79 Deposits of banks______ 165,003.46 Total dep.__$3,297,795.33 Other liabilities________ Total $3,746,403.15 Total 31.25 $3,746,403.15 Forty-Third Report 91 JOHN MATTHEWS COMPANY, NORTH LITTLE ROCK (Not engaged in commercial banking) Population 44,097 Chartered February 16, 1955 Officers John P. Matthews_________ President J. Bryan Sims, Jr____Vice President Arthur H. Thomas___ Vice President Lucille Eggleston_________ Secretary Madeline Clark______Asst, Secretary Pulaski County Telephone Number SK 3-3455 Directors John P, Matthews John P. Matthews, Jr, Martha D. Matthews STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts___ ! Other bonds and securities ___________ Furniture and fixtures_ Other real es ta te ______ Cash and due from banks Other resources ________ 208,656.65 5,652.15 5,424.99 9,504.34 3,735.08 143,341.30 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ Surplus f u n d __________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Reserves ______________ Total capital accounts_$ 167,657.84 376,314.51 52,730.72 12,315.23 2,611.89 208,656.67 Other liabilities Total 100,000.00 Total 376,314.51 THE TWIN CITY BANK, NORTH LITTLE ROCK Population 44,097 Chartered March 21, 1935 Pulaski County Tel. Number FR 5-5361 Officers Henry O. Topf___________ President R. J. Rice_____ Exec. Vice President W. R. Rice___________ Vice President J. Grayson Dickson_________Cashier Ray O. Clifton_______ Asst. Cashier C. H. Fuller__________ Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-54 Directors R. J. Rice W. R. Rice Henry O. Topf C. T. Wells J. E. Wright STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts____$2,374,054.58 U. S. Gov’t obligations— 4,701,500.00 Other bonds and securities :____________ 375,649.89 22,883.83 Furniture and fixtures_ Banking h ou se_________ 25,500.00 Cash and due from banks 2,253,751.32 Other resources________ 5,005.33 Liabilities Capital s t o c k _________ $ Surplus fu n d ___________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Total capital accounts_$ 591,829.76 Demand d e p o s its ______ 6,025,606.75 Time d ep osits_________ 1,831,424.41 U. S. Gov’t deposits____ 2,006.25 Public funds __________ 1,305,938.03 Total dep— $9,164,975.44 Other liabilities________ Total ________________ $9,758,344.95 300,000.00 150,000.00 141,829.76 Total 1,539.75 ________________ $9,758,344.95 92 State of Arkansas: Bank Department MISSISSIPPI COUNTY BANK, OSCEOLA Population 5,006, Mississippi County Chartered March 15, 1928. Telephone No. LO 3-4511. Transit Number 81-387 Officers Directors G. H. Florida----------- Chm. of Board R. C. Branch A. Liverant H. F. Ohlendorf C. B. Wood----------------------- President J. W. Farris H. F. Ohlendorf------- Vice President G. H. Florida C. B. Wood J. W. Farris_Exec. Vice President & Cashier C. L. Anderson, Jr___ Asst. Cashier Mary E. Balloue______ Asst. Cashier Loraine E. Owen_____ Asst. Cashier Bill Landrum_________ Asst. Cashier Nora Wise____________Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Liabilities Resources Capital s t o c k --------------- $ 200,000.00 Loans and discounts_$3,537,856.19 200,000.00 Overdrafts ____________ 532.22 Surplus f u n d --------------U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 57,425.00 Undivided p r o fit s --------- 195,327.06 Total capital Other bonds and accounts_$ 595,327.06 securities______ 205,089.41 Furniture and fixtu res_ 9,000.00 Demand deposits --------- 2,986,731.24 Banking h ou se ___ 1.00 Cash and due from banks 1,250,254.29 Time deposits -------------- 1,003,909.00 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 32,072.71 Other resources__ 2,520.50 Public funds __________ 444,638.60 Total d e p ._$4,467,351.55 Total $5,062,678.61 T o ta l________________ $5,062,678.61 THE PLANTERS BANK, OSCEOLA Population 5,006. Mississippi County Chartered April 13, 1944. Telephone No. LO 3-2666. Transit Number 81-745 Officers Directors L. C. B. Young------------------ President J. T. Cromer Nathan Weinberg C. E. Dean_____Vice Pres. & Cashier C. E. Dean L. C. B. Young J. F. Herndon_________Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 29. 1957 Liabilities Resources Loans and discounts____$1,690,307.55 Capital s t o c k __________ $ 75,000.00 Surplus f u n d _______ 200,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 945,320.63 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 80,298.11 Other bonds and 21,333.60 securities____________ 455,055.43 Reserves ______________ 6,000.00 Total capital Furniture and fixtu res_ accounts_$ 376,631.71 Banking h ou se_________ 1.00 Other real e s ta te __________________ 8,700.00 .Cash and due from banks 802,899.25 Demand deposits ______ 1,986,660.37 Time deposits __________ 1,144,738.54 U. S. Gov’t deposits____ 21,919.24 Public funds __________ 378,334.00 Total dep. —$3,531,652.15 Total $3,908,283.86 Total $3,908,283.86 Forty-Third R&port 93 BANK OF OZARK, OZARK Population 1,757. Chartered June 9, 1937. Franklin County Telephone No. MO 7-5421. Officers W. A. Hudspeth-----------------President W. A. Hudspeth, Jr. Vice President Don Smith__________________ Cashier Transit Number 81-727 Directors W. A. Hudspeth Jeta Taylor Frank N. Johnston Romie Wilson STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts____$ 298,296.04 Overdrafts ____________ 1,013.74 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 1,437,687.53 Furniture and fixtu res_ 10,000.00 Banking h ou se_________ 12,500.00 Cash and due from banks 303,223.74 Liabilities Capital stock _ ______ $ Surplus fund __ _ Undivided profits _ _ Total capital accounts_$ 143,451.78 50,000.00 75,000.00 18,451.78 Demand d e p o s its _ 1,806,150.63 Public f u n d s _ _____ 103,118.64 Deposits of b a n k s ___ 10,000.00 Total dep. „$1,919,269.27 T ota l________________ $2,062,721.05 Total $2,062,721.05 THE SECURITY BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, PARAGOULD Population 9,668. •Chartered February 5,1931. Greene County Telephone No. CE 2-7782. Officers Jas. W. Alexander________President E. R. Browning_Vice Pres. & Cashier S. P. McHaney________ Vice President Alary Bynum_________ Asst. Cashier Reba Neely___________ Asst. Cashier Scott Noel____________Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-82 Directors J. W. Alexander S. P. McHaney E. R. Browning Earle D. McKelvey Earl Gramling L. G. Staub J. A. Hancock Ike Willcockson R. V. McCoy STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts___ $1,576,222.60 -Overdrafts ____________ 28.93 U. S. Gov’t obligations_1,101,812.50 Other bonds and securities____________ 455,357.95 Furniture and fixtu res_ 4,940.69 Banking h ou se_________ 6,500.00 ■Cash and due from banks 957,149.36 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ $ 100,000.00 100,000.00 Surplus f u n d __________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ 160,495.32 Reserves ______________ 75,000.00 Total capital accounts_$ 435,495.32 Demand deposits ______ 2,134,025.84 Time deposits _________ 1,335,322.96 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 21,591.95 Public funds --------------172,671.30 Total dep. —$3,663,612.05 Other liabilities________ T o t a l_________________ $4,102,012.03 2,904.66 T o t a l-------------------------- $4,102,012.03 94 State of Arkansas: Bank Department BANK OP 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 J. H. Caldwell J. P. Caldwell Directors J. A. Williams STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts----- $ 205,634.36 32.57 Overdrafts __________ U. S. Gov’t obligations — 444,957.25 1,522.40 Furniture and fixtures — Cash and due from banks 103,393.92 Liabilities Captal stock _______ _ $ Surplus fund _ — Undivided p r o fit s ____ Reserves _ ------------Total capital accounts_$ 108,028.97 573,142.11 38,068.52 4,519.20 31,781.70 Demand deposits Time d e p o s its ____ U. S. Gov’t deposits-----Public funds Total dep. 647^511.53 Total - 755,540.50 30.000. 00 20.000. 00 56,028.97 2,000.00 Total 755,540.50 FIRST STATE BANK, PARKIN Population 1,414. Chartered June 5, 1925. Cross County Telephone Number 5-5401. Officers H. L. Coldren_____________President Mrs. G. D. Carter__ Exec. Vice Pres. F. E. Brenner________Vice President S. N. Green_________________ Cashier A1 Jean Crook_________Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-676 Directors F. E. Brenner H. L. F. E. Brenner, Jr. H. L. John A. Brenner S. N. Mrs. G. D. Carter N. E. Coldren Coldren, JrGreen Thomas STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 834,238.90 11.34 Overdrafts ____________ U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 154,000.00 Other bonds and securities____________ 72,357.81 Furniture and fixtures — 9,774.00 Banking h o u se _________ 27,864.00 Cash and due from banks 294,259.25 Other resources________ 263.10 Total $1,392,768.40 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ $ Surplus f u n d __________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Total capital accounts-_$ 169,287.55 50,000.00' 50,000.00* 69,287.55- Demand deposits ______ Time deposits _________ U. S. Gov’t deposits____ Pubic funds __________ Total dep. —$1,205,637.67 890,690.58 244,855.337,795.67 62,296.09 Other liabilities________ 17,843.18: Total $1,392,768.40* Forty-Third Report 95 BANK OF PEA RIDGE, PEA RIDGE Population 268. Chartered May 6, 1911. Benton County Telephone No. GL 1-2175. Transit Number 81-468 Officers Directors W. T. Patterson__________ President Hugh H. Webb_Vice Pres. & Cashier Alvin Armstrong______Asst. Cashier W. T. Patterson Hugh H. Webb Nell I. Webb STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 209,996.17 ____ Overdrafts ____ 630.63 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 50,000.00 Furniture and fixtures_ 1,000.00 Banking house _ 200.00 Cash and due from banks 93,373.33 Liabilities Capital stock ___ $ Surplus fund _ — Undivided profits _ — _ Total capital accounts_$ 61,728.59 Demand deposits ___ Time deposits Public funds _ _ ___ Total d e p ._$ 293,471.54 Total ------- $ 355,200.13 — Total ___ 25,000.00 25,000.00 11,728.59' 230,770.20 40,684.08 22,017.26 _$ 355,200.13 THE PERRY COUNTY BANK, PERRYYILLE Population 674. Chartered December 8, 1945. Perry County Telephone Number 24. Transit Number 81-752 Officers Directors J. D. Farish______________ President Joseph B. Lipsmeyer Vice President H. E. VanDalsem___________ Cashier J. H. Moore__________Asst. Cashier J. D. Farish H. E. VanDalsem Mildred Farish M. J. VanDalsem Joseph B. Lispmeyer STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts____$ 264,154.63 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 191,000.00 Other bonds and 3,132.25 securities___ _______ Furniture and fixtu res_ 3,230.34 Banking h ou se________ 10,933.45 Cash and due from banks 294,861.37 Total -------- — $ 767,312.04 Liabilities Capital stock — _ $ Surplus ufnd _ — Undivided profits ____ Total capital accounts_$ 66,823.08 25,000.00 25,000.00 16.823.08 Demand deposits ______ Time d e p o sits________ U. S. Gov’t deposits____ Public f u n d s _ _____ Total d e p ._$ 691,009.80 571,386.03 1,500.00 1,091.82 117,031.95 Other liabilities________ 9,479.16 Total _____________ $ 767,312.04 96 State of Arkansas: Bank Department PIGGOTT STATE BANK, PIGGOTT Population 2,558. Chartered March 10, 1930. Clay County Telephone Number 71. Transit Number 81-698 Officers T. W. Leggett----------------- President H. C. Robbins------------- Vice President T. W. Leggett, Jr-------------- Cashier J. W. Harris__________ Asst. Cashier Directors J. W. Hamilton H. C. Robbins T. W. Leggett John Staples G. Will Reves T. W. Leggett, Jr. STATEMENT OF Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 566,248.10 U. S. Gov’t obligatons_ 1,124,234.38 Other bonds and securities____________ 302,653.11 Furniture and fixtu res_ 1.00 Banking h o u se _________ 6,000.00 Cash and due from banks 334,803.62 Other resources________ .83 JUNE 29, 1957 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ ! Surplus f u n d __________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Reserves ______________ Total capital accounts—$ 322,219.51 Total $2,333,941.04 100,000.00 100,000.00 47,219.51 75,000.00 Demand deposits ______ 1,608,654.57 159,424,84 Time deposits _________ U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 2,090.00 221,552.12 Public funds __________ Deposits of ban k s______ 20 ,000.00 Total dep. __$2,Oil,721.53 Total $2,333,941.04 FIRST STATE BANK, PLAINVIEW Population 637. Yell County Chartered January 12, 1934. Telephone Officers M. A. VanDover_________ President Donald Barger________Vice President Winfred Hopper____________ Cashier James A. Spencer______Asst. Cashier Number 051. Transit Number 81-234 Directors Bill Aikman C. B. Law Donald Barger J. C. Morse Eric Caviness M. A. VanDover Willie Caviness Noel VanDover B. J. Law STATEMENT OF Resources Loans and discounts------$ 303,385.81 6,069.60 Overdrafts ____________ U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 535,831.88 Other bonds and 156,553.99 securities____________ Furniture and fixtures — 1.00 Banking h o u se _________ 1.00 Other real e s ta te --------1.00 Cash and due from banks 300,378.22 JUNE 29, 1957 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ $ 40,000.00 40,000.00 Surplus f u n d __________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ 105,790.00 Reserves ---------------------15,000.00 Total capital accounts_$ 200,790.06 Total $1,302,222.50 Demand deposits ______ Time deposits -------------U. S. Gov’t deposits____ Public funds --------------Total dep. —$1,101,432.44 Total 896,585.51 67,587.91 1,577.37 135,681.65 $1,302,222.50 Forty-Third Report 97 BANK OF POCAHONTAS, POCAHONTAS Population 3,840. Chartered October 31, 1903. Randolph County- Tel. No. TW 2-5286. Officers Dr. J. W. Brown__________ President Harry A. Belford___ Exec. Vice Pres. Joe T. Wilson_______________ Cashier G. B. Johnson_________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 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts____$1,260,046.75 Overdrafts ____________ 26.60 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 1,025,600.00 Other bonds and securities__ =.________ 303,325.65 Furniture and fixtu res_ 5,143.10 Cash and due from banks 680,858.99 T o ta l________________ $3,275,001.09 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ $ 87,500.00 87,500.00 Surplus f u n d __________ Undivided p r o fits ______ 115,457.19 Reserves ______________ 5,231.29 Total capital accounts_$ 295,688.48 Demand deposits ______ 2,242,641.83 Time deposits _________ 588,148.86 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 14,883.31 Public funds __________ 131,343.46 Deposits of b a n k s______ 2,295.15 Total dep. __$2,979,312.61 T otal________________ $3,275,001.09 PORTLAND BANK, PORTLAND Population 517. Chartered April 23, 1900. Ashley County Telephone Number 2361. Officers President Gus Pugh R. B. Newcome _ Vice President Cashier C. E. Larrison 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 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts----- $ U. S. Gov’t obligations_ Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtu res_ Banking house Other real estate _ _ Cash and due from banks Other resources Total 507,624.38 725,380.44 223,052.58 6,011.59 991.56 1.00 228,417.83 325.63 $1,691,805.01 Liabilities Capital s t o c k _ $ 20,000.00 100,000.00 Surplus fund _ 165,471.32 Undivided profits _ Total capital accounts_$ 285,471.32 Demand deposits _ 1,185,635.48 192,784.70 Time deposits 27,913.51 Public funds Total dep. __$1,406,333.69 Total $1,691,805.01 State of Arkansas: Bank Department 98 THE PEOPLES BANK, PORTLAND Population 517. Chartered January 22, 1908. Ashley County Telephone Number 2961. Officers Victor Edwards____________ President Mrs. Mary Dean Pugh_Viee President J. M. Tharp________________ Cashier Mrs. Mildred Pamplin_Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-248 Directors Geo. M. Brown Leroy Naff Viet. Edwards Mrs. Mary Dean Pugh Ed. Gregory Craig Shackleford STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 339,832.81 65.29 Overdrafts U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 387,998.25 Other bonds and 28,200.63 securities 1,062.23 Furniture and fixtures — Cash and due from banks 164,050.83 1.00 Other resources Total $ 921,211.04 Liabilities Capital stock $ Surplus fund Undivided profits Reserves Total capital accounts_$ 133,067.95 Demand deposits Time deposits U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public funds Total d e p ._$ 788,143.09 Total 25,000.00 50,000.00 53,067.95 5,000.00 618,530.89 119,202.73 10,104.16 40,305.31 $ 921,211.04 CITIZENS BANK, POTTSVILLE Population 224. Chartered August 13, 1913. Pope County Telephone Number 2431. Officers .President Morton Rankin Kenneth E. Owens___ Vice President _ Cashier G. C. Owens __ Transit Number 81-551 Directors G. C. Owens Morton Rankin Kenneth E. Owens STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts----- $ 139,609.15 .41 Overdrafts 82,500.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations — Other bonds and 10,000.00 securities 381.00 Furniture and fixtures— 1.00 Banking house _ _ 60,836.03 Cash and due from banks 25.00 Other resources Total _ _ $ 293,352.59 Liabilities Capital stock _$ Surplus fund Undivided profits Total capital accounts_$ 44,996.39 25,000.00 5,000.00 14,996.39 Demand deposits U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public funds Total d e p . 248,356.20 203,825.31 5.409.86 39,121.03 Total _ _ $ 293,352.59 Forty-Third Report 99 THE FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK, PRA IR IE GROVE Population 939. Washington County Chartered August 29, 1904. Tel. No. VI 6-1421. Transit Number 81-256 Officers D. E. Rieff_______________ President W. H. Bartholomew Vice President W. H. Thompson_______,____ Cashier Lorene Jones__________Asst. Cashier LaVonne Phillips______Asst. Cashier Mildred Broyles_______ Asst. Cashier Directors W. H. Bartholomew D. E. Rieff W. M. Mock Frank Riggall J. C. Parks STATEMENT OF Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 846,299.63 Overdrafts ____________ 148.26 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 358,578.00 Other bonds and securities____________ 336,374.36 Furniture and fixtures_ 1.00 Banking house ________ 1,000.00 Cash and due from banks 413,764.75 Other resources _______ 583.69 JUNE 29, 1957 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ $ 30,000.00 Surplus fund --------------60,000.00 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 129,606.34 Total capital accounts_$ 219,606.34 Total $1,956,749.69 Demand deposits_______ 1,107,580.82 Time deposits _________ 566,576.78 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 5,474.53 Public fu n d s ___________ 57,511.22 Total dep. __$1,737,143.35 Total $1,956,749.69 BANK OF PRESCOTT, PRESCOTT Population 3,960. Nevada County Chartered August 10, 1904. Telephone Number 206. Transit Number 81-140 Officers Directors Olen Hendrix______________President T. M. Bemis Dr. A. W. Hudson W. R. Hambright_Exec. Vice Pres. W. R. Hambright Guss McCaskill Wren Scott__________ Vice President Olen Hendrix Wren Scott Dr. J. B. Hesterly____ Vice President Dr. J. B. Hesterly J. A. Yancey_______________ Cashier M. D. Tippitt_________Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF Resources Loans and discounts___ $1,162,773.48 166.70 Overdrafts U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 1,452,229.42 Other bonds and 933,721.87 securities 11,800.00 Furniture and fixtures_ 4,500.00 Banking house Cash and due from banks 887,682.93 4,060.21 Other resources Total $4,456,934.61 JUNE 29, 1957 Liabilities Capital stock $ 150,000.00 150,000.00 Surplus fund _ 92,709.26 Undivided profits 3,019.55 Reserves Total capital accounts_$ 395,728.81 2,973,461.07 Demand deposits 317,591.82 Time deposits 142,153.02 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 605,797.05 Public funds 22,202.84 Deposits of ban k s______ Total dep._$4,061,205.80 Total $4,456,934.61 State of Arkansas: Bank Department 100 BANK OF QUITMAN, QUITMAN Population 345. Cleburne CountyChartered August 15, 1903. Telephone Number 2401. Transit Number 81-424 Officers Directors Ben F. Clark President J. A. Bailey W. H. McNair W. H. McNair Vice President Ben F. Clark n . :H. Tarver _ Cashier Edith Ellis N. H. Tarver Edith Ellis Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF Resources Loans and discounts----- $ 249,093.92 120.85 Overdrafts U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 425,000.00 Other bonds and 110,323.70 securities 100.00 Furniture and fixtures— 1.00 Banking house Cash and due from banks 182,183.80 Total _ $ 966,823.27 JUNE 29, 1957 Liabilities ------ $ Capital stock Surplus fund Undivided profits Total capital accounts_$ 110,703.61 Demand deposits Time deposits U. S. Gov’t deposits ___ Public funds _ Total dep._$ 856,119.66 Total 25,000.00 25,000.00 60,703.61 647,358.96 172,005.37 394.00 36,361.33 ------ $ 966,823.27 THE BANK OF RECTOR. RECTOR Population 1,855. Clay County Chartered November 15, 1930. Telephone Number 3491. Transit Number 81-173 Officers Directors J. C. Hardin______________ President J. C. Hardin J. A. Marlar E. M. Purcell J. A. Marlar___ Exec. Vice President T. C. Justus E. M. Purcell________Vice President Mary Lee Hill_Asst. Vice President ' & Cashier Berna Nell Gogue____ Asst. Cashier Mary Wagner________ Asst. Cashier R. D. Cranford_______ Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Liabilities Resources Capital s t o c k --------------- $ 50,000.00 Loans and discounts____$1,234,211.19 Surplus fund ___________ 100,000.00 875.69 Overdrafts ____________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ 28,209.57 U. S. Gov’t obligations_____________ 80,000.00 Reserves _______________ 120,000.00 Other bonds and securities____________ 563,554.97 Total capital accounts_$ 298,209.57 Furniture and fixtures_____________ 18,403.26 Cash and due from banks 520,695.19 Demand deposits_______ 1,385,059.40 Time deposits _________ 496,442.51 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 22,480.87 Public fu n d s ___________ 190,547.95 Deposits of ban k s______ 25,000.00 Total dep. __$2,119,530.73 Total $2,417,740.30 Total „__________________ $2,417,740.30 Forty-Third Report 101 FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK, REYNO Population 292. Randolph County Chartered December 8, 1911. Telephone No. TW 2-3511. Transit Number 81-427 Officers F. E. Belford____________ President Glenn Brown__ Exec. Vice President & Cashier Freda M. Brown______Vice President Otistean Ahrent______ Asst. Cashier Muriel Stafford______ Asst. Cashier Directors F. E. Belford Freda M. Brown Glenn Brown STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 275,913.63 O v e rd ra fts___________ 153.28 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 314,956.25 Furniture and fixtures_ 5,230.00 Banking house ________ 300.00 Cash and due from banks 179,450.41 Other resources________ 990.00 Total ._$ 776,993.57 Liabilities Capital stock $ Surplus fund Undivided profits Reserves _ Total capital accounts_$ 68,754.90 25,000.00 5,000.00 13,754.90 25,000.00 Demand deposits U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public funds Total dep__ $ 708,238.67 600,184.01 2,814.26 105,240.40 Total 776,993.57 THE BANK OF RISON, RISON Population 953. Chartered March 7, 1932. Cleveland County Telephone Number 48. Officers Leon Moore______________ President J. E. Goggans_______ Vice President Herman Davidson____ Vice President Mrs. Hazel Smith___________ Cashier Mrs. May Dell Morrison_Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-428 Directors Herman Davidson Leon Moore J. E. Goggans J. E. McCoy James L. Moore, Jr. Max. M. Smith STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 312,505.50 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 511,906.25 Other bonds and securities____________ 25,671.05 Furniture and fixtures_ 1,795.00 Banking house ________ 5,110.00 Other real e s ta te ______ 8.00 Cash and due from banks 180,002.82 Other resources________ 801.00 Total $1,037,799.62 Liabilities Capital stock _$ 25,000.00 25,000.00 Surplus fund 119,992.63 Undivided profits 16,889.66 Reserves Total capital accounts_$ 186,882.29 Demand deposits Time deposits Public funds Total dep. __$ 850,917.33 Total 531,689.89 234,998.69 84,228.75 $1,037,799.62 102 State of Arkansas: Bank Department FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK, ROGERS Population 4,962. Chartered March 13, 1956. Benton County- Telephone Number 387. Officers C. L. Garrett_____________ President Dorman F. Bushong_____ Exec. Vice President Walter S. Talbutt___________ Cashier STATEMENT OF Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 498,400.60 Overdrafts ____________ 8.23 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 547,300.44 Other bonds and securities____________ 18,000.00 Furniture and fixtures_ 19,992.51 Banking house ________ 11,400.89 Cash and due from banks 403,141.04 Total ___________ ______$1,498,243.71 Transit Number 81-782 Directors H. S. Chandler C. L. Garrett Vance Hill James L. Pickens John A. Rife Carl Shores F. A. Teague JUNE 29. 1957 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ $ 100,000.00 Surplus f u n d __________ 50,000.00 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 41,704.66 Total capital accounts_$ 191,704.66 Demand deposits ______ 1,114,345.73 Time deposits _________ 97,001.69 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 37,815.39 Public fu n d s ___________ 57,376.24 Total dep._$1,306,539.05 Total _________________ $1,498,243.71 PEOPLES EXCHANGE BANK, RUSSELLVILLE Population 8,166. Chartered March 24, 1890. Pope County Telephone Number 12. Officers Donald Barger____________President C. E. Lemley_________Vice President John T. Little_______________ Cashier Bert M. Mullens_______ Asst. Cashier Hazel G. Little________ Asst. Cashier Charles F. Howell_____ Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-118 Directors Donald Barger Chas. M. Howell Lee Cheek Ike A. Laws Hence J. Priddy G. M. Cook J. Madison White A. M. Embry Dr. L. Gardner STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Liabilities Resources Capital s t o c k __________ $ 100,000.00 Loans and discounts____$1,958,367.43 Surplus f u n d __________ <50,00.0.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations__ 11,503,114.13 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 359,849.68 Other bonds and securities____________ 894,772.72 Total capital accounts_$ 509,849.68 Furniture and fixtures______________25.569.50 Banking house ________ 16,000.00 Cash and due from banks 1,555,778.02 Demand deposits_______ 3,302,587.23 Time deposits _________ 1,876,820.52 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 43,598.35 Public funds __________ 148,662.41 Deposits of ban k s______ 72,083.61 Total dep. _.$5,443,752.12 Total $5,953,601.80 Total $5,953,601.80 103 Forty-Third Report 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 Robert H. Parker M. J. Hickey Floyd Ragsdale George H. Neal C. M. Richmond George S. Neal STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts___ $1,898,072.24 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 1,346,904.50 Other bonds and securities____________ 716,344.13 Furniture and fixtures_ 12,037.52 Banking house ________ 25,000.00 Other real e s ta te ______ 3,000.00 Cash and due from banks 1,490,389.46 Other resources ________ 656.62 Total _________________ $5,492,404.47 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ $ 100.000.00 Surplus f u n d __________ 50,000.00 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 423,601.83 Total capital accounts_$ 573,601.83 Demand deposits _______ 2,711,117.51 Time deposits _________ 2,046,643.68 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 32,961.58 Public funds __________ 127,040.22 Deposits of ban k s______ 1,039.65 Total dep__ $4,918,802.64 T ota l________________ $5,492,404.47 BANK OF SALEM, SALEM Population 687. Chartered December 9, 1908. Fulton County Telephone Number 8. Officers Jim Humphries-----------------President Fay Castleberry-----Exec. Vice Pres. Corwin Mosey----------------------Cashier George Humphries____ Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-430 Directors Fay Castleberry Jim Humphries Rex Castleberry Corwin Mosey George Humphries STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts----- $ 734,869.10 Overdrafts ____________ 490.21 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 432,500.00 Other bonds and securities____________ 70,000.00 Furniture and fixtures_ 200.00 Banking house ________ 1.00 Cash and due from banks 566,398.34 Total $1,804,458.65 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ $ Surplus f u n d __________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Total capital accounts_$ 170,616.90 50,000.00 50,000.00 70,616.90 Demand deposits ______ 1,287,416.85 Time deposits _________ 202,005.16 U. S. Gov. deposits_____ 11,925.11 132,494.63 Public funds __________ Total dep. __$1,633,841.75 Total $1,804,458.65 104 State of Arkansas: Bank Department LOGAN COUNTY BANK, SCRANTON Population 283. Logan County Chartered April 7, 1926. Telephone Number 14. Transit Number 81-686 Officers Directors Frank Ahne President Frank Ahne J. B. Layes Afton Mitchell _ Vice President Frank Drum Ross Martin Joe Fritsche Cashier Roy Drum Afton Mitchell Joe Fritsche STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts___ $ 227,010.51 Capital stock ------ $ 25,000.00 Overdrafts 1,246.49 Surplus fund 15,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 372,656.25 Undivided profits 53,590.33 Other bonds and Reserves 138.46 securities 1,500.00 Total capital Furniture and fixtures_ 407.59 accounts_$ 93,728.79 Banking house 100.00 Cash and due from banks 107,857.37 Demand deposits 528,354.57 Other resources 173.60 Time deposits 46,775.28 U. S. Gov’t deposits ___ 7,936.76 34,156.41 Public funds Total dep. __$ 617,223.02 Total $ 710,951.81 Total ------ $ 710,951.81 SECURITY BANK, SEARCY Population 6,024. White County Chartered February 6, 1932. Telephone Number 1283. Transit Number 81-153 Officers Directors E. O. Yancey_____________ President B. G. Huddleston M. O. Thompson K. B. Rand___________Vice President Joe S. Pierce E. M. Twyford B. C. Huddleston_____ Vice President K. B. Rand E. O. Yancey E. M. Twyford_Exec. Vice President J. W. Sanford Ray A. Yarnell & Cashier A. J. Stephens Ralph Duncan------------ Asst. Cashier Denver Leasure______ Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF Resources Loans and discounts___ $2,091,359.17 Overdrafts ____________ 384.64 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 596,664.38 Other bonds and securities ___________ 486,914.23 Furniture and fixtures_ 17,688.45 Banking house ________ 19,600.00 Cash and due from banks 865,283.99 Other resources_____ 900.00 Total __________________ $4,078,794.86 JUNE 29, 1957 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ $ Surplus fund __________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Reserves ______________ Total capital accounts_$ 497,425.75 150.000. 00 150.000.00 173,461.66 23,964.09 Demand deposits ______ 2,720,306.55 Time deposits _________ 202,638.08 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 122,321.54 Public funds __________ 386,835.45 Deposits of ban k s______ 149,267.49 Total dep__ $3,581,369.11 Total __________________ $4,078,794.86 Forty-Third Report 105 THE SEARCY BANK, SEARCY Population 6,024. Chartered May 1, 1943. White County Telephone Number 780. Officers E. P. Pyeatt-----------------------President Wayne W. Pyeatt____ Vice President Frank S. Leavitt______ Vice President & Cashier Marian Schwarz_______Asst. Cashier L. W. Sutherlin_______ Asst. Cashier M. P. Pickens_________ Asst. Cashier Joe T. O’Guin_________ Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-154 Directors Cal Aclin J. T. Cone M. M. Garrison Frank S. Leavitt J. E. Lightle, Jr. E. P. Pyeatt Phil H. Pyeatt Wayne W. Pyeatt Hubert. Smith STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts___ $1,896,273.49 Overdrafts ____________ 32.44 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 1,001,374.57 Other bonds and securities____________ 876,323.02 Furniture and fixtures_ 28,798.09 Banking house ________ 25,712.26 Cash and due from banks 1,153,354.66 Other resources________ 907.28 Total ----------------------------$4,982,775.81 Liabilities Capital stock $ 150,000.00 Surplus fund _ _ 150,000.00 198,437.70 Undivided profits 49,967.92 Reserves _ Total capital accounts_$ 548,405.62 3,611,767.95 Demand deposits Time deposits _ 349,948.88 67,438.69 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public funds _ 323,866.58 Deposits of banks 81,348.09 Total dep. —$4,434,370.19 Total __________________ $4,982,775.81 106 State of Arkansas: Bank Department GRANT COUNTY BANK, SHERIDAN Population 1,893. Grant County Chartered July 29, 1903. Telephone No. 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 Directors J. A. McCoy Coats A. Mitchell A. L. Blakely 0. P. Cearley D. E. McCoy STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 434,729.08 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 900,099.00 Other bonds and securities_____________ 306,092.84 Furniture and fixtu res_ 10,017.30 Banking house ________ 26,851.60 Cash and due from banks 481,751.13 Total $2,159,540.95 Liabilities Capital s t o c k --------------- $ 50,000.00 Surplus fund ---------------50,000.00 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 179,373.86 Reserves ______________ 16,180.92 Total capital accounts_$ 295,554.78 ------------------Demand deposits ______ 1,258,643.34 Time deposits _________ 103,022.47 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 12,327.50 Public funds __________ 489,340.21 Deposits of ban k s______ 652.65 Total dep. __$1,863,986.17 Total $2,159,540.95 BANK OF SIDNEY, SIDNEY Population 120. Sharp County Chartered September 23, 1912. Telephone Number 2131. 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 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 7,773.40 Overdrafts ____________ 24.86 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 231,000.00 Furniture and fixtu res_ 1.00 Banking h ou se _________ 1.00 Cash and due from banks 125,349.57 Total $ 364,149.83 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ $ Surplus f u n d __________ Undivided p r o fit s --------Total capital accounts_$ 19,084.47 Demand deposits ______ Public funds __________ Total dep. __$ 345,065.36 Total 5,000.00 8,000.00 6,084.47 344,151.79 913.57 .$ 364,149.83 Forty-Third Report 107 BRATT-W ASSON BANK, SILOAM SPRINGS Population 3,270. Chartered April 8, 1932. Benton County Telephone Number 33. Transit Number 81-706 Officers Marion Wasson____________ President Sadie Monroe_______ Vice President Marion Wasson, Jr__ Vice President Tom Whiteside_Vice Pres. & Cashier Elsie Sumner__________Asst. Cashier Art Melson____________Asst. Cashier Field Wasson_________Asst. Cashier Directors Sadie Monroe Marion Wasson Elsie Sumner Marion Wasson, Jr. Field Wasson Tom Whiteside G. K. Wasson STATEMENT OF Resources Loans and discounts_$1,134,706.46 1,593.77 Overdrafts ____________ U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 2,228,967.50 Other bonds and securities______ 370,650.94 Furniture and fixtu res_ 19,869.81 Banking h ou se___ 9,486.18 Cash and due from banks 950,597.28 Other resources__ 4,888.75 JUNE 29, 1957 Liabilities Capital stock _ J|t 75,000.00 75,000.00 Surplus fund _ — 22,032.20 Undivided profits — 164,318.80 Reserves _ Total capital accounts_$ 336,351.00 Total $4,720,760.69 3,633,080.37 Demand deposits 447,658.35 Time deposits _ 52/074.31 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 251,596.66 Public funds _ Total d ep ._$4,384,409.69 Total $4,720,760.69 SMACKOVER STATE BANK, SMACKOVER Population 2,495. Union County Chartered April 28, 1928. Telephone No. PA 5-3051, Transit Number 81-654 Officers Max A. Mitcham.:________ President L. E. Tennyson, Jr____Vice President 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 Resources Loans and discounts__ .$1,116,296.89 U. S. Gov’t obligations _ _ 831,688.88 Other bonds and securities 230,102.88 Furniture and fixtu res_ 15,496.47 Banking h ou se_______ 8,000.00 Cash and due from banks 730,083.56 2,961.42 Other resources____ JUNE 29, 1957 Liabilities Capital stock _ __ $ 100,000.00 100,000.00 Surplus fund — 32,828.58 Undivided profits — 25,000.00 _ _ _ Reserves __ Total capital accounts_$ 257,823.58 Total _______ __ $2,934,630.10 Demand deposits ______ 1,830,950.25 Time deposits _ _ _ 532,198.77 51,969.44 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 261,6§8.06 Public funds Total d e p ._$2,676,806.52 Total __ __ $2,934,630.10 State of Arkansas: Bank Department 108 CITIZENS BANK, SMITHVILLE Population 250. Lawrence County Chartered March 23, 1901. R. S. A. M. Boyce W. A. Transit Number 81-434 Officers Rainwater__________ President Starr__________ Vice President Durham______________ Cashier Wallis, Jr_______ Asst. Cashier Directors Webster Perkins Wm. Rainwater R. S. Rainwater J. M. Raney Sloan Rainwater A. M. Starr Virginia Rainwater STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ Overdrafts U. S. Gov’t obligations_ Other bonds and s e c u r it ie s _ Furniture and fixtu res_ Banking house _ __ Cash and due from banks Other resources 209,615.78 40.41 124,614.00 222,934.72 661.00 1.00 100,052.27 490.07 Liabilities Capital stock $ Surplus fund Undivided profits _ _ Total capital accounts_$ 110,600.99 440,157.10 106,439.52 Demand deposits Public funds Total d e p ._$ 546,596.62 Other liabilities Total _ $ 658,409.25 Total 25,000.00 15,000.00 70,600.99 1,211.64 $ 658,409.25 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 P. H. Taylor _ _ Vice President C. E. Hays___ Vice Pres. & Cashier Directors Garland Gaston S. B. Horne C. E. Hays P. H. Taylor STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 179,587.75 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 452,000.00 Other bonds and securities _ _ __ 58,231.53 Furniture and fixtu res_ 1,700.00 Banking house 250.00 Cash and due from banks 339,527.21 T o t a l_________________ $1,031,296.49 Liabilities _$ Capital stock Surplus fund Undivided profits Total capital accounts_$ 83,926.15 Demand deposits Time deposits U. S. Gov’t deposits__ Public funds Total d e p ._$ 947,370.34 25,000.00 25,000.00 33,926.15 826,443.59 50,741.94 391.53 69,793.28 T o t a l_________________ $1,031,296.49 Forty-Third Report 109 FIRST STATE BANK, SPRINGDALE Population 5,835. Washington County Chartered February 12, 1923. Telephone No. PL 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 Dr. Friedman Sisco J. T. Bain Shelby Ford Joe M. Steele A. P. Wilson C. L. George Tom Hargis Elmer Johnson STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts_$2,539,382.65 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 1,421,084.83, Other bonds and securities______ 759,623.36 Furniture and fixtu res_ 10,054.40 Banking h ou se___ 1.00 Cash and due from banks 996,861.09 Other resources__ 3,901.19 Total $5,730,908.52 Liabilities $ 125,000.00 Capital stock _ Surplus fund _ 75,000.00 Undivided profits 39,657.38 Reserves _ 228,896.58 Total capital accounts_$ 468,553.96 Demand deposits 3,275,802.00 Time deposits 1,653,911.42 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 33,897.23 Public f u n d s __ ____ 298,743.91 Total dep. __$5,262,354.56 Total $5,730,908.52 BODCAW BANK, STAMPS Population 2,552. Lafayette County Chartered December 8, 1902. Telephone Number 3-4492. Transit Number 81-436 Officers J. C. Cabe _ _ President .Vice President R. T. Boulware C. C. Russell___ Vice Pres. & Cashier _ Asst. Cashier Jim Stevens. Directors George F. Baker Sam Earle R. T. Boulware C. C. Russell J. C. Cabe A. O. Smith STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts __.__$ U. S. Gov’t obligations __ Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures __ Banking house Other real estate Cash and due from banks Other resources Total _ 842,002.93 736,667.19 205,226.10 9,080.00 12,680.00 14.00 387,100.94 5,048.65 . $2,197,819.81 Liabilities ------ $ 50,000.00 Capital stock _ 50,000.00 Surplus fund _ Undivided profits _ 261,674.32 Reserves 36,194.19 Total capital accounts_$ 397,868.51 Demand deposits __ Time deposits U. S. Gov’t deposits ___ Public funds _ Total dep. —$1,799,951.30 Total ___ 945,561.58 727,873.63 9,180.84 117,335.25 $2,197,819.81 110 State of Arkansas: Bank Department 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 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 594,780.60 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 259.600.00 Other bonds and securities____________ 125,220.92 7,250.00 Furniture and fixtu res_ Banking h o u se _________ 5,000.00 Cash and due from banks 376,546.81 JUNE 29. 1957 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________$ 50,000.00 Surplus f u n d __________ 100,000.00 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 44,044.99 Reserves ______________ 9,251.75 Total capital accounts_$ 203,296.74 T o ta l________________ $1,368,398.33 Demand deposits ______ Time deposits _________ U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public funds __________ Total dep. —$1,162,965.69 713,222.27 235,880.91 4,000.00 209,862.51 Other liabilities________ 2,135.90 T o ta l________________ $1,368,398.33 THE STEPHENS SECURITY BANK, STEPHENS Population 1,283. Chartered February 8, 1946. Telephone Officers Chas. T. Reveley__________ President Guy C. Pruitt_Exec. Vice President B. J. Merritt_______________ Cashier B. K. Jameson________ Asst. Cashier Jean Rowe___________ Asst. Cashier Ouachita County Number 3761. Transit Number 81-755 Directors G. W. Haltom Chas. T. Reveley H. G. Hearnsberger James Smith G. C. Pruitt Joe Wade STATEMENT OF Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 616,492.77 358.55 Overdrafts U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 755,291.17 Other bonds and 141,425.79 securities 3,248.42 Furniture and fixtu res_ 6,135.81 Banking house Cash and due from banksi 276,327.70 JUNE 29, 1957 Liabilities Capital stock $ Surplus fund Undivided profits Reserves Total capital accounts_$ 125,572.00 Total $1,779,280.21 50,000.00 30,000.00 34,582.24 10.989.76' Demand deposits 1,074,232.63' Time deposits 231,410.85 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 47,463.83 Public funds _ 320,600.90 Total dep. —$1,673,608.21 Total $1,779,280.21 Forty-Third Report 11 1 CITIZENS BANK, STRONG Population 839. Union County Chartered January 19, 1931. Telephone No. SY 7-7361. Transit Number 81-441 Officers O. B. Clark _President J. E. Cooper. .Vice President B. Finney Cashier Mrs. L. K. Robertson. -Asst. Cashier Directors J. C. Burgess O. B. Clark J. E. Cooper B. Finney STATEMENT OF Resources Loans and discounts_ __$ 350,879.43 Overdrafts 38.57 U. S. Gov’t obligations __ 411,000.00 Furniture and fixtures 4,883.30 Banking house _ 1.00 Other real estate _ 1.00 Cash and due from banks 296,134.64 C. H. Lewis C. R. Mason E. W. Smith JUNE 29, 1957 Liabilities Capital stock _ -$ Surplus fund Undivided profits Total capital accounts_$ 173,490.58 Demand dpeosits Time deposits _ U. S. Gov’t deposits__ Public f u n d s _ Total dep. __$ 887,501.96 Other liabilities Total $1,062,937.94 Total 25,000.00 50,000.00 98,490.58 711,492.34 124,257.03 4,147.64 47,604.95 1,945.40 -$1,062,937.94 THE FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK, STUTTGART Population 7,276. Arkansas County Chartered December 29, 1944. Tel. No. WA 2-1512. Transit Number 81-747 Officers R. B. Curtis------------------------ President Russell McCollum_____ Vice President Edgar C. Diggs_Exec. Vice President & Cashier Lela M. Curtis_________ Asst. Cashier Adolf Hubmann________ Asst. Cashier Artie Seidenschwarz____ Asst. Cashier Directors W. C. Bogard Chet Pond, Jr. R. B. Curtis D. W. Tweedy Edgar C. Diggs Ralph Wilson Russell McCollum STATEMENT OF Resources Loans and discounts____$2,302,852.92 Overdrafts ___________ 78.29 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 1,054,036.75 Other bonds and securities___ .________ 759,595.79 Furniture and fixtu res_ 21,600.00 Banking h ou se_________ 18,000.00 Cash and due from banks 907,364.81 Other resources________ 953.44 JUNE 29, 1957 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ Surplus fund __________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Reserves ______________ Total capital accounts_$ 482,846.25 Total $5,064,482.00 75,000.00 150,000.00 196,936.11 60.910.14 Demand deposits ______ 3,408,134.49 Time deposits _________ 804,936.92 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 101,729.03 Public funds __________ 266,835.31 Total dep. __$4,581,635.75 Total $5,064,482.00 1 12 State of Arkansas: Bank Department CITIZENS BANK, TILLAR Population 239. Chartered July 28, 1913. Officers V. C. Harrell______________President B. C. Prewitt________ Vice President J. H. Kimbro__Vice Pres. & Cashier Helen Clayton_________Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 149,618.80 37.06 Overdrafts _ 64,780.40 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ Other bonds and 156,149.80 securities Furniture and fixtu res_ 3,760.00 Banking house 3,330.00 Cash and due from banks 109,998.94 Other resources 302.00 T o ta l__ Drew County Telephone No. EX 2-2571. $ 487,977.00 V. C. Harrell J. H. Kimbro B. C. Prewitt Transit Number 81-446 Directors C. R. Prewitt Hampton Pugh Wiley A. McGehee JUNE 29, 1957 Liabilities Capital stock ___ $ Surplus fund Undivided p r o fit s ___ Total capital accounts_$ 95,693.49 25,000.00 60,000.00 10,693.49 Demand deposits _ Time deposits U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public funds Total d e p ._$ 392,283.51 284,365.26 43,590.59 4,892.68 59,434.98 Total _ $ 487,977.00 BANK OF TRUMANN, TRUMANN Population 3,744. Chartered October 26, 1911. Poinsett County Telephone Number 7. Transit Number 81-488 Officers M. T. Byrn________________ President R. H. T a y lo r_________Vice President Earl Yarbrough.Vice Pres. & Cashier Clyde Robertson, Jr._Asst. Cashier Eugene Pounds________Asst. Cashier Directors M. T. Byrn Norris C. Taylor J. F. Lady R. H. Taylor J. J. Purvis Earl Yarbrough Clyde Robertson, Jr. STATEMENT OF Resources Loans and discounts----- $1,540,221.87 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 177,945.31 Other bonds and 146,608.82 securities _ 2,600.00 Furniture and fixtures_ Banking house 10,400.00 Cash and due from banks 926,022.37 JUNE 29, 1957 Liabilities Capital stock _ $ 100,000.00 Surplus fund 150,000.00 Undivided profits _ 72,643.08 Reserves 11.891.83 Total capital accounts_$ 334,534.91 Total $2,803,798.37 Demand deposits 1,707,021.92 Time deposits ____ 592,832.17 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 24,864.01 Public funds 119,545.36 Deposits of banks 25,000.00 Total dep. __$2,469,263.46 Total $2,803,798.37 Forty-Third Report 113 BANK OF TUCKERMAN. TUCKERMAN Population 1,253. Charterd November 8, 1902. Jackson County Telephone Number 1. Officers F. L. Penix______________ President R. O. Norris_________Vice President O. B. Armstrong_____ Vice President Van Smith_Exec. Vice Pres. & Cashier Calvin Whitlow_______ Asst. Cashier Cornelius Adcox______ Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 863,097.29 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 440,099.55 Other bonds and securities______ 208,781.57 Furniture and fixtures_ 7,656.39 Banking h ou se___ 1,337.50 Cash and due from banks 363,928.54 Other resources__ 75.00 T o ta l-------------------------$1,884,975.84 Transit Number 81-448 Directors O. B. Armstrong J. L. Parrott C. E. Harrison F. L. Penix R. 0. Norris Van Smith JUNE 29, 1957 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ $ Surplus fund __________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Total capital accounts_$ 168,883.52 35,000.00 45,000.00 88,883.52 Demand d ep o sits______ 1,361,770.05 Time deposits _________ 206,230.63 U. S. Gov’t d e p o s its _ 10,380.45 Public funds __________ 117,558.41 Deposits of ban k s______ 20,152.78 Total dep. _.$1,716,092.32 T ota l________________ $1,884,975.84 TYRONZA BANK, TYRONZA Population 656. Poinsett County Chartered October 1, 1951. Telephone Number 3121. Transit Number 81-770 Officers R. A. Lynch______________ President D. F. Wylie__________ Vice President Ernestine Sanders__________Cashier Directors C. M. Beley H. F. Norcross John H. Emrich D. F. Wylie R. A. Lynch STATEMENT OF Resources Loans and discounts------$ 540,930.93 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 124,000.00 Other bonds and securities____________ 45,185.00 Furniture and fixtures_ 7,284.63 Banking h ou se_________ 648.45 Cash and due from banks 227,988.16 JUNE 29, 1957 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ $ Surplus fund __________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Reserves ---------------------Total capital accounts_$ 107,056.48 50.000.00 25,000.00 30,678.64 1,377.84 Demand deposits ______ Time deposits _________ U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public funds __________ Total d e p ._$ 838,980.69 532,743.48 189,782.77 3,853.97 112,600.47 Total $ 946,037.17 Total $ 946,037.17 114 State of Arkansas: Bank Department CITIZENS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, VAN BUREN Population 6,413. Crawford County Chartered December 20, 1910. Telephone No. 4-2331. Officers B. M. Moody_____________ President Raymond Allen_______Vice President Henry Batchelor____________ Cashier Ruth C. Moody________Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-101 Directors Lonnie Batchelor Dr. M. J. Graham Robert P. Geliy Joe C. McKinney Robert W. Geliy STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts----- .$ 542,082.71 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 1,110,453.13 Other bonds and 332,961.40 securities ____ 8,243.81 Furniture and fixtures_ 7,500.00 Banking house Cash and due from banksi 320,694.27 Other resources 1.00 Total $2,321,936.32 Liabilities $ 50,000.00 Capital stock 75,000.00 Surplus fund 114,784.06 Undivided profits 10,449.20 Reserves _ _ Total capital accounts_$ 250,233.26 1,368,113.84 Demand deposits Time Deposits 550,293.23 20,524.18 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 132,771.81 Public funds Total dep._$2,071,703.06 Total $2,321,936.32 PEOPLES BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, VAN BUREN Population 6,413. Crawford County Chartered August 12, 1933. Telephone No. GR 4-6501. Transit Number 81-100 Officers J. J. Izard________________ President Clyman E. Izard_____ Vice President Stewart Condren____________ Cashier Directors Stewart Condren C. E. Izard Carl Creekmore J. J. Izard C. J. Franklin Wiley B. Smith Bessie Maud Izard STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 485,132.42 Overdrafts ____________ 2,168.57 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 1,144,470.00 Other bonds and securities____________ 354,789.55 Furniture and fixtures_ 9,000.00 Banking house -----------9,000.00 Cash and due from banks 428,137.62 Total $2,432,698.16 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ $ Surplus fund __________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Total capital accounts_$ 181,837.07 50,000.00 75,000.00 56,837.07 Demand deposits ______ 1,478,747.99 Time deposits _________ 596,076.63 U. S. Gov’t deposits____ 13,760.98 Public funds __________ 162,275.49 Total dep._$2,250,861.09 Total $2,432,698.16 Forty-Third Report 115 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 Mrs. J. Thurston Howell W. S. McKissack STATEMENT OF Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 242,541.53 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 375,253.15 Other bonds and securities _ _ 49,874.00 Furniture and fixtures_ 10.00 Banking house _ _ 10.00 Cash and due from banks 129,913.88 Other resources 345.76 JUNE 29, 1957 Liabilities Capital stock $ Surplus fund Undivided profits ___ Reserves Total capital accounts_$ 80,563.98 Total _ _ $ 797,948.32 Demand deposits Time deposits U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public funds _ Total dep._$ 717,384.34 Total _ 25,000.00 25,000.00 26,747.29 3,816.69 517,060.85 104,492.15 4,558.67 91,272.67 __ $ 797,948.32 THE PEOPLES BANK, WALDO Population 1,491. Chartered June 22, 1910. Columbia County Telephone Number 3011. Officers Harold Fincher____________ President R. P. Clark_________ Vice President J. E. O’Daniel_______ Vice President M. M. Fincher______________ Cashier Betty Rowe___________ Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-266 Directors R. P. Clark M. M. Fincher E. F. Fincher J. E. O’Daniel G. L. Fincher Harold Fincher STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts___ $ 458,187.86 Capital stock _ $ 50,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 438,717.81 Surplus fund 35,000.00 Other bonds and Undivided profits 33,360.98 17,500.00 Total capital securities____________ accounts_$ 118,360.98 Furniture and fixtures_ 1.00 Banking house ________ 1.00 Other real e s ta te ______ 1.00 Demand deposits 603,393.38 Cash and due from banks 157,019.08 Time deposits _ 254,575.38 U. S. Gov’t deposits____ 6,358.77 Public funds _ 88,739.24 Total dep. 953,066.77 Total $1,071,427.75 Total $1,071,427.75 116 State of Arkansas: Bank Department BANK OF WALDRON, WALDRON Population 1,292.. Scott County Chartered April 3, 1901. Telephone No. ME 7-6411. Transit Number 81-239 Officers Cene Davidson____________President Mollie E. Center_____ Vice President J. K. May____________Vice President Claud W. Harrison__________Cashier O. K. Goodner_________Asst. Cashier Directors W. A. Bates 0. K. Goodner Mollie E. Center Claud W. Harrison Gene Davidson J. K. May Wm. Knox Dozier STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ Overdrafts ____________ U. S. Gov’t obligations_ Other bonds and securities____________ Furniture and fixtures_ Banking house ________ Cash and due from banks 608,946.79 750.93 963,025.00 545,594.94 4,000.00 4,500.00 697,500.95 Total _________________ $2,824,318.61 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ $ 50.000.00 Surplus f u n d __________ 100,000.00 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 71,807.75 Reserves ______________ 805.14 Total capital accounts_$ 222,612.89 Demand deposits ______ 1,602,395.12 Time deposits _________ 816,269.32 U. S. Gov’t deposits____ 25,318.63 Public funds __________ 157,722.65 Total dep. __$2,601,705.72 Total _________ >________ $2,824,318.61 117 Forty-Third Report MERCHANTS A N D PLANTERS BANK, W ARREN Population 2,615. Chartered March 15, 1890. Bradley County Telephone Number 20. Officers Carl Hollis_______________ President A. L. Moody___Exec. Vice President G. B. Colvin________Vice President C. E. Owens_______ Vice President C. F. Sisco_________________ Cashier Mrs. Helen N. Harris_Asst. Cashier Lois Goss_____________ Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-159 Directors Curtis BlankinshipCarl Thompson G. B. Colvin W. R. Warner Carl Hollis Albert T. Weiss C. E. Owens H. Sidney Wharton A. L. Moody STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts____$1,384,313.07 Overdrafts ____________ 1,800.57 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 761,646.88 Other bonds and securities____________ 595,876.57 Furniture and fixtures_ 15,312.54 Banking house ________ 25,148.60 Cash and due from hanks 1,087,568.25 Other resources________ 6,199.32 Total $3,877,865.80 Liabilities Capital s t o c k _ _i p 100,000.00 100,000.00 Surplus fund 134,566.05 Undivided profits 19,036.00 Reserves _ _ — Total capital accounts_$ 353,602.05 Demand deposits ____ 2,221,267.02 Time deposits _ _ _ _ 1,088,651.19 19,841.59 U. S. Govt deposits___ 194,213.95 Public funds 290.00 Deposits of banks Total dep__ $3,524,263.75 Total $3,877,865.80 118 State of Arkansas: Bank Department 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 Louis W. Ederington_Vice President J. B. Frazer__________ Vice President G. C. Sangster______________ Cashier M. S. Thompson______ Asst. Cashier Katie R. Campbell------ Asst. Cashier Directors L. H. Derby F. Martin Hankins John T. EderingtonS. B. Meek, Jr. L. W. Ederington M. C. Singer J. B. Frazer J. R. Gannaway STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts___ $2,212,022.14 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 654,647.50 Other bonds and securities____________ 535,404.35 Furniture and fixtures_ 4,160.24 Banking house ________ 9,279.40 Other real e s ta t e ______ 2.00 Cash and due from banks 801,290.79 Other resources________ 5,689.33 Liabilities Capital stock _______ $ 75,000.00 Surplus fund 150,000.00 Undivided p r o fit s ___ 55,251.89 _____ Reserves _ 237,049.53 Total capital accounts_$ 517,301.42 Total -------------------------- $4,222,495.75 T o ta l__________________ $4,222,495.75 Demand deposits 2,231,328.49 Time deposits 1,301,215.92 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 51,378.67 Public funds _ _ 121,271.25 Total dep. __$3,705,194.33 Forty-Third Report 119 BANK OF WEINER, WEINER Population 644. Poinsett County Chartered April 2, 1909. Telephone No. MU 4-2291. Transit Number 81-456 Officers E. E. Hogue_____________ President H. E. Winters_______Vice President John Hogue________________ Cashier Joyce Griffin__________Asst. Cashier Directors E. E. Hogue F. R. Huber John Hogue H. E. Winters Malcolm C. Hogue R. A. Ziegenhom Marcus Hogue STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Liabilities Resources Capital stock $ 50,000.00 Loans and discounts------$ 532,412.61 75,000.00 Overdrafts ____________ 5,666.60 Surplus fund 48,669.25 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 653,000.00 Undivided profits 19,843.94 __ __ Reserves _ Other bonds and securities____________ 134,282.50 Total capital accounts_$ 193,513.19 Furniture and fixtures_ 9,000.00 Banking house ________ 1,000.00 1,434,657.25 Cash and due from banks 535,285.04 Demand deposits 119,115.02 Other resources________ 2,986.69 Time deposits 16,245.27 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 52,243.61 Public f u n d s __ _______ Deposits of ban k s___ __ 57,859.10 Total dep._$1,680,120.25 Total _________________ $1,873,633.44 Total _________________ $1,873,633.44 MERCHANTS AND FARMERS BANK, WEST HELENA Population 6,107. Phillips County Chartered October 4, 1948. Telephone No. JU 5-3481. Transit Number 81-763 Directors Officers Fulton Simpson_____ Chm. of Board James P. Baker, Jr. J. L. Linder V. D. Simmons___________ President C. L. Harris Jesse Porter S. H. Hurst_________Vice President S. H. Hurst V. D. Simmons Roy B. Warren_____________ Cashier E. F. Kalb Fulton Simpson James T. Moore______ Asst. Cashier Helen B. Back________ Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Liabilities Resources Capital s t o c k __________ $ 50,000.00 Loans and discounts___ $1,361,546.96 90,000.00 Overdrafts ____________ 652.83 Surplus f u n d __________ 20,208.03 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 173,875.00 Undivided p r o fit s ______ Total capital Other bonds and accounts_$ 160,208.03 securities ___________ 402,161.75 Furniture and fixtures_ 4,230.47 Other real e s ta te ______ 8,000.00 Demand deposits ______ 1,199,904.87 703,378.72 Cash and due from banks 350,213.03 Time deposits _________ U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 6,955.23 Public funds __________ 210,057.22 Total d ep ._$2,120,296.04 Other liabilities________ Total $2,300,680.04 Total 20,175.97 __________________ $2,300,680.04 12 0 State of Arkansas: Bank Department BANK OF WEST MEMPHIS, WEST MEMPHIS Population 9,112. Chartered April 21, 1928. Crittenden County Telephone No. RE 5-2922. Officers Jack W. Rich________ Chm. of Board B. J. Lambert, Jr_________ President C. B. Davis_____Exec. 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 O. I. Bollinger B. J. Lambert. Jr. D. B. Clement Roy R. Morley H. R. Dabbs Jack W. Rich P. M. Dacus J. H. Spears B. G. Dickey J. C. Tennison B. G. Dickey, Jr. O. S. Woollard W. K. Ingram STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts___ $1,986,719.45 Overdrafts ____________ 4,240.77 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 912,469.38 Other bonds and securities____________ 1,623,407.38 Furniture and fixtu res_ 56,508.86 Banking h o u se _________ 237,700.00 Cash and due from banks 1,138,243.77 Other resources________ 4,535.13 Total $5,963,824.74 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ $ 250,000.00 Surplus f u n d __________ 250,000.00 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 187,583.26 Total capital accounts_$ 687,583.26 Demand deposits ______ 3,538,714.63 Time deposits _________ 749,748.12 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 169,812.37 Public funds __________ 817,966.36 Total dep. __$5,276,241.48 Total $5,963,824.74 Forty-Third Report 121 MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS BANK, WEST MEMPHIS Population 9,112. Chartered August 5, 1941. Crittenden County Telephone No. RE 5-2502. Officers J. F. Wheeler_____________ President H. F. Ohlendorf_____Vice President W. L. Barbour, Jr._Exec. Vice Pres. Roy Strong_________________ Cashier Ruby Bledsoe__________ Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-743 Directors W. L. Barbour, Jr. Lawrence Primm J. W. Farris J. F. Wheeler H. F. Ohlendorf STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts___ $2,091,431.96 Overdrafts ____________ 256.77 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 496,526.14 Other bonds and securities____________ 209,418.90 Furniture and fixtu res_ 19,891.13 Banking h ou se_________ 49,729.80 Other real e s ta te ______ 25,848.00 Cash and due from banks 997,912.18 Other resources________ 3,819.97 Liabilities. Capital s t o c k __________ $ 100,000.00 Surplus fund __________ 150,000.00 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 114,141.60 Total capital accounts_$ 364,141.60 Demand deposits ______ 2,537,049.86 Time deposits _________ 623,209.11 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 30,201.87 Public funds __________ 333,911.31 Total d e p ._$3,524,372.15 Other liabilities________ Total $3,894,834.85 6,321.10 T o ta l________________ $3,894,834.85 RICE GROWERS BANK, WHEATLEY Population 406. Chartered September 27, 1909. St. Francis County Tel. No. CL 7-2511. Officers H. K. Smith, Jr__________ President Robert Carvell_Vice Pres. & Cashier Mrs. A. H. Williams___ Asst. Cashier Robert Carvell Mayme Lyon Transit Number 81-458 Directors H. K. Smith, Jr. STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 632,149.55 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 471,746.50 Other bonds and securities____________ 50,450.00 Furniture and fixtu res_ 397.23 Banking h ou se_________ 1.00 Cash and due from banks 385,969.00 Total $1,540,713.28 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ $ Surplus f u n d __________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Total capital accounts. _$ 193,209.82 50,000.00 50,000.00 93,209.82 Demand deposits ______ 1,147,849.14 Time deposits _________ 135,093.32 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 148.79 Public funds __________ 64,412.21 Total dep. —$1,347,503.46 Total $1,540,713.28 122 State of Arkansas: Bank Department WILMOT STATE BANK, WILMOT Population 712. Chartered October 25, 1937. Ashley County Telephone Number 3671. Transit Number 81-738 Officers Wm. B. deYampert________President N. R. Kirkwood_Exec. Vice President & Cashier Directors M. C. Crandall J. F. Shackleford Wm. B. deYampert N. R. Kirkwood E. H. Dunning G. B. Stovall STATEMENT OF Resources Loans and discounts___ $ 273.962.82 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 356,283.75 Furntiure and fixtu res_ 3,307.40 Banking house ____ 2,115.00 Cash and due from banks 160.763.83 JUNE 29, 1957 Liabilities Capital stock $ Surplus fund Undivided profits — Total capital accounts_$ 134,057.23 Demand deposits Time d ep osits_ U. S. Gov’t deposits___ Public funds Total dep. __$ 662,375.57 Total ____ $ 796,432.80 Total 25.000. 00 75.000. 00 34,075.23 543,009.20 35,607.90 4,558.61 79,199.86 $ 796,432.80 BANK OF WILSON, WILSON Population 1,301. Chartered October 3, 1908. Mississippi County Telephone Number 3251. Transit Number 81-462 Officers R. E. L. Wilson, Jr. Chm. of Board Benton Garrett____________ President C. J. Lowrence, Jr___Vice President J. B. Gwyn-------------------------- Cashier Lillian McMath________ Asst. Cashier Dorothy Boothe------------- Asst. Cashier Gatha Watson__________Asst. Cashier Directors J. H. Crain J. W. Nelson C. L. Denton, Jr. R. E. L. Wilson, Jr. Benton Garrett R. E. L. Wilson, III C. J. Lowrance, Jr. STATEMENT OF Resources Loans and discounts_$1,644,156.84 80.78 Overdrafts ____________ U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 70,542.61 Other bonds and securities______ 294,506.41 Furniture and fixtu res_ 4,495.08 Banking h o u se ___ 47,000.00 Cash and due from banks 591,086.15 Other resources__ 473.34 JUNE 29. 1957 Liabilities _ \ F 100 ,000.00 Capital s t o c k ___ 375,000.00 Surplus fund 40,122.66 Undivided profits Reserves 2,318.57 Total capital accounts_$ 517,441.23 Total $2,652,341.21 Demand deposits 1,194,158.80 Time deposits _ 414,784.90 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 19,843.00 Public funds ______ 457,831.22 Deposits of banks _ 48,282.06 Total dep. —$2,134,899.98 Total $2,652,341.21 Forty-Third Report 123 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 H. K. Barwick_______ Vice President Wallace Eldridge___________ Cashier Mollye Weeden________Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-151 Directors H. K. Barwick John H. Johnston, Jr. Dave Block J. W. Lipscomb David Drexler H. Steinberg J. C. Hilliard STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts_$1,273,876.03 Overdrafts ____________ 557.78 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 545,753.13 Other bonds and securities______ 428,975.35 4,917.44 Furniture and fixtu res_ Banking h ou se___ 27,405.00 Cash and due from banks 462,567.19 Other resources__ 1,474.66 Total $2,745,526.58 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________$ 50,000.00 Surplus f u n d __________ 150,000.00 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 129,448.82 Reserves ______________ 4,497.88 Total capital accounts_$ 333,946.70 Demand deposits ______ 1,951,296.73 Time deposits _________ 269,811.91 U. S. Gov’t deposits___ 11,507.22 Public funds __________ 178,964.02 Total dep. __$2,411,579.88 T ota l________________ $2,745,526.58 THE BANK OF YELLVILLE, YELLVILLE Population 697. Marion County Chartered December 13, 1945. Telephone Number 2501. Transit Number 81-753 Officers Bernice Berry President & Cashier Wynona Willingham_Exec. Vice Pres. & Asst. Cashier Lon W. Berry________Vice President H. A. Burnes_______ Vice President Bernice Berry Lon W. Berry H. A. Burnes Directors Thelma Gaines Wynona Willingham STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts___ $ Overdrafts ____________ U. S. Gov’t obligations_ Other bonds and securities____________ Furniture and fixtu res_ Cash and due from banks Total 395,843.05 208.02 270,921.88 124,089.00 750.00 166,116.60 $ 957,928.55 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________$ 25,000.00 Surplus f u n d __________ 115,000.00 Undivided p r o fit s ______ 15,230.31 Total capital accounts_$ 155,230.31 Demand deposits ______ Public funds __________ Total dep. __$ 802,698.24 Total 732,074.12 70,624.12 .$ 957,928.55 124 State of Arkansas: Bank Department CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF THE THREE COOPERATIVE EXCHANGES OPERATING IN ARKANSAS AS OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and discounts _________________________________ $ 8,082.65 Overdrafts ____________________________________________ 33.47 U. S. Government obligations_________________________ 47,376.14 Furniture and fixtures _______________________________ 175.00 Cash and due from banks______________________________ 110,383.14 Other resou rces______________________________________ 1.00 Total R esources__________________________________$ 166,051.40 Liabilities Capital stock _______________________________________ $ Surplus and undivided p r o fits _________________________ Deposits ______________________________________________ 5,380.00 10,119.83 150,551.57 Total Liabilities___________ ________________________ $ 166,051.40 Forty-Third Report 125 THE FIRST COMPANY, BLACK ROCK Population 662. Lawrence County Telephone Number 8-6351 Officers J. F. Sloan________________President Dr. E. J. Cruse________ Vice President Joseph B. Smith_____________Cashier Directors Dr. E. J. Cruse J. E. Krone J. H. Myers C. H. Smith J. F. Sloan Henry Clark STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Cash and due from banks Other resou rces________ Total .$ 5,453.08 1.00 5,454.08 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ : Undivided p r o f i t s ______ Total capital accounts_$ 5,454.08 Total .$ 2,480.00 2,974.08 5,454.08 HARDY EXCHANGE, HARDY Population 599. Sharp County Telephone Number 2264 Officers Claude Finch_______________ President R. A. Jackson________ Vice President T. W. Walker________________ Cashier Directors Paul Downs Claude Finch R. A. Jackson T. W. Walker STATEMENT OF JUNE 29, 1957 Resources Loans and d iscou n ts------ ! U. S. Gov’t obligations — Furniture and fixtures — ■Cash and due from banks 4,167.91 18,596.60 175.00 34,535.83 Liabilities Capital s t o c k __________ 1 Undivided p r o f i t s ______ Total capital accounts_$ 5,585.00 Demand deposits ______ Public funds __________ Total d e p .__$ 51,890.34 Total .$ 57,475.34 Total .$ 2.500.00 3.085.00 49,816.18 2,074.16 57,475.34 126 State of Arkansas: Bank Department W ILM AR EXCHANGE COMPANY, W ILM AR Population 746. Drew County Telephone Number 28 Officers E. A. Oslin_________________President R. A . McKinstry_____________Cashier Mrs. R. A. McKinstry_Asst. Cashier STATEMENT C Resources Loans and d iscou n ts____$ Overdrafts _____________ U. S. Gov’t obligation s_ Cash and due from banks 3,914.74 33.47 28,779.54 70,394.23 Directors James Daniel R. A. McKinstry JUNE 29, 1957 Liabilities Capital s t o c k _______ _$ Undivided profits _ Total capital accounts_$ 4,460.75 Demand d e p o s it s ___ Public funds _____ Total d e p .__$ 98,661.23 Total .$ 103,121.98 E. A. Oslin C. T. Sims Total 400.00 4,060.75 91,133.14 7,528.09 $ 103,121.98 Forty-Third Report REPORT OF BUILDING AND LOAN DIVISION AND SECURITIES DIVISION 127 128 State of Arkansas: Bank Department BUILDING AND LOAN DIVISION December 31, 1956 Statement of seven active state chartered Building and Loan Associations, compiled from annual reports rendered the Arkansas State Bank Department as of December 31, 1956. Three chartered inactive Associations are: First State Savings and Loan Association Harrison, Arkansas Charter dated M ay 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 Forty-Third Report 129 COMBINED STATEMENT OF THE SEVEN ACTIVE STATE CHARTERED BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS AS OF DECEMBER 31, 1956 Assets Real Estate Loans ____________________________________________ $16,779,181.81 Share Loans ____________________________________________________ 114,9,59.49 United States GovernmentObligations _________________________ 606,443.76 302,062.13 Other Securities _______________________________________________ Contracts of Sale ______________________________________________ 856.56 Office Building ________________________________________________ 8,700.00 Cash on Hand and in B a n k s ___________________________________ 1,024,079.50 Furniture and F ix tu r e s _________________________________________ 13,370.94 Other Assets ___________________________________________________ 39,774.99 Total Assets ______________________________________________ $18,889,428.50 Liabilities S h a re s___________________________________________________________$16,311,880.04 Advances from FederalHome Loan B a n k _______________________ 598,750.00 R e s e rv e s ______________________________________________ 1,359,169.17 Notes Payable ________________________________________________ 127,236.81 Undivided Profits ______________________________________________ 178,918.75 69,511.85 Loans in P r o c e s s _______________________________________________ Permanent Guaranty S t o c k _____________________________________ 80,000.00 Other L iabilities________________________________________________ 163,961.88 Total L ia b ilities_________________________ __________________ $18,889,428.50 130 State of Arkansas: Bank Department SECURITY SAYINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION CAMDEN, OUACHITA COUNTY, ARK AN SAS December 31, 1956 Officers D. W. Harrell______________ President James M. Rowan, Jr__ Vice President Howard East___ Secretary-Treasurer C. W. Harris________ Asst. 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 l o a n s ______ $ 287,452.51 Other securities _______ 4,200.00 Cash on hand and in banks 24,941.77 Furniture and fixtures__ 64.31 Other a s s e t s ____________ 523.62 Liabilities S h a r e s ________ R e s e r v e s ______ Other liabilities $ 317,182.21 309,225.00 7,534.56 422.65 317,182.21 FAY ETTEVILLE BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION FAYETTEVILLE, W ASHINGTON COUNTY, ARK AN SAS December 31, 1956 Officers W . P. McNair, Jr__________ President H. L. Pearson_____ Vice Pres. & Atty. David M. McNair____Sec.-Treasurer Maxine Atha________ Asst. Secretary and Asst. Treasurer 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 l o a n s _$4,772,825.32 Share loans ____________ 13,040.10 U. S. Gov’t obligations__ 120,000.00 102,700.00 Other securities _______ Cash on hand and in banks 333,388.46 Furniture and fixtures__ 1.00 Other assets ___________ 1.00 Liabilities $4,873,506.37 S h a r e s __________ . 356,144.60 R e s e r v e s _______ Notes p a y a b le __ 60,000.00 Undivided profits 14,522.51 37,379.16 Loans in process Other liabilities _ 403.24 $5,341,955.88 $5,341,955.88 Forty-Third Report 131 FORREST CITY SAYINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION FORREST CITY, ST. FRANCIS COUNTY, A RK AN SAS December 31, 1956 Ed W. A. C. Officers A s h __________________ President E. Stevens_______ Vice President L. Harris_________Vice President W. Norton___ Attorney-Secretary Officers Ed Ash A. L. Harris John C. Bowen W. J. Clanton W. E. Stevens C. W . Norton Assets Real estate l o a n s ______ $ 921,331.52 Share loans ____________ 9,341.96 U. S. Gov’t obligations__ 39,484.38 Other se c u r itie s _______ 14,562.13 Cash on hand and in banks 136,925.43 Furniture and fixtures__ 785.99 Other assets ___________ 319.54 Liabilities S h a r e s __________________$1,033,255.92 67,210.00 R e s e r v e s _______________ Undivided p r o f i t s ______ 21,604.52 Other liabilities _______ 680.51 $1,122,750.95 $1,122,750.95 UNITED SAVINGS ASSOCIATION FORT SMITH, SEBASTIAN COUNTY, ARK ANSAS December 31, 1956 Officers F. W. Dyke________________ President C. C. Davis___________ Vice President W. V. Boatright_______Vice President R. A. DeLong____________ Sec.-Treas. E. B. Atterberry______Asst. Secretary J. McMurtrey_______ Asst. Treasurer Harry S. Lieber, J r . ____ ____ Mortgage Loan Supervisor Heartsill R a g o n ____________ Attorney Directors W. V. Boatright Dr. Ralph Crigler R. B. Cutting F. W. Dyke C. C. Davis R. J. Ross R. A. DeLong N. Dyke, Jr. R. L. Bilheimer, Jr. A. R. Noe Assets Real estate lo a n s ______ $6,711,848.34 Share loans ____________ 51,088.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations__ 299,759.38 Other securities _______ 118,000.00 Cash on hand and in banks 387,806.83 Furniture and fixtures__ 9,280.48 Other a s s e ts ____________ 26,234.02 Liabilities S h a r e s _________________ $6,449,326.74 Advances from FHL bank 475,000.00 R e s e r v e s _______________ 533,328.19 Loans in p r o c e s s ______ 16,462.94 Other liabilities _______ 129,899.18 $7,604,017.05 $7,604,017.05 132 State of Arkansas: Bank Department JONESBORO BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION JONESBORO, CRAIGHEAD COUNTY, ARKANSAS December 31, 1956 Officers E. L. Westbrooke___________President J. H. Little________________ Secreatry R oy Sigler______ Vice Pres.-Attorney Directors W. R. Weaver Roy Sigler J. H. Little F. J. Gregson E. L. Westbrooke Bryan Arm strong Assets Real estate loans ------- $ 284,086.48 Contracts of sale -------856.56 Office building ________ 7,500.00 Cash on hand and in banks ------------------10,410.35 Furniture and fix tu res-1.00 12,691.06 Other assets __________ Liabilities Shares _________________ $ 158,717.50 Reserves _______________ 67,208.32 Notes p a y a b le _________ 67,236.81 Other lia b ilitie s________ 22,382.82 $ 315,545.45 $ 315,545.45 PEOPLES BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION LITTLE ROCK, PULASKI COUNTY, ARK ANSAS December 31, 1956 Officers W. W. Finch____President-Secretary Claibourne W. Conway------Vice Pres. Carl Hollis_Vice Pres.-Chmn. Board W. C. Thomas___Vice Pres. & Treas. & Asst. Secy. Pearl Hinkle________ Asst. Secretary Directors W. W. Finch W. C. Thomas Carl Hollis Robert C. Bird Claibourne W. Conway Assets Liabilities Real estate loans _____ $3,095,563.16 Shares _________________ $2,999,576.15 Share loans ____________ 32,071.34 Advances from FHL bank 95,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations______________ 125,000.00 Reserves _______________ 281,243.50 Other securities ______ 50,000.00 Undivided p r o f i t s ______ 26,629.88 Loans in p r o c e s s _ 15,669.75 Cash on hand and in banks _____________ 114,447.39 Other liabilities _______ 2,206.52 Furniture and fixtures______________ 3,238.16 Other assets __________ 5.75 $3,420,325.80 $3,420,325.80 Forty-Third Report 133 W ARREN BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION W ARREN , BRADLEY COUNTY, A R K A N SA S December 31, 1956 Officers J. R. Ganaway____________ 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 Clark Beard Assets Real estate lo a n s --------- $ 706,073.80 Share loans ____________ 9,418.09 U. S. Gov’t obligations_ 22,200.00 Other securities _______ 12,600.00 Office building ________ 1,200.00 Cash on hand and in banks _____________ 16,159.27 Liabilities Shares _________________ $ 488,272.36 Advances from FHL bank 28,750.00 Reserves _______________ 46,500.00 Undivided p r o f i t s ______ 116,161.84 Permanent guaranty s t o c k _________________ 80,000.00 Other liabilities _______ 7,966.96 $ 767,651.16 $ 767,651.16 135 Forty-Third Report SECURITIES DIVISION June 30, 1957 # ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * ♦ ♦ * 136 State of Arkansas: Bank Department SUPERVISED LOAN COMPANIES UNDER ACT 397 OF 1947 June 30, 1957 Union Investment Company, Inc______________ Standard Finance Company____________________ Utley & Company, Inc-------------------------------------Peoples Company, Inc__________________________ Helena Industrial Loan Corp__________________ Home Finance System, Inc_____________________ The Peoples Loan & Investment Company______ Arkansas Investment Company________________ Securities Investment Company________________ Atlas Finance Company_______________________ Central Loan & Investment Company__________ Securities Investment Company________________ Liberty Loan & Realty Company_______________ Murdock Acceptance Corp______________________ United Loan & Investment Company___________ James L. Lucas Company______________________ Peerless Thrift & Loan Company______________ Peoples Loan & Investment Company, Inc_____ Union Industrial Loan Corp___________________ Charles J. Upton Loan & Real Estate Company. —El Dorado, Ark. —Fayetteville, Ark. -F ayetteville, Ark. —Fort Smith, Ark. —Helena, Ark. —Helena, Ark. -H ope, Ark. -H o t Springs, Ark. -Jonesboro, Ark. Little Rock, Ark. ..Little Rock, Ark. ..Little Rock, Ark. -L ittle Rock, Ark. -L ittle Rock, Ark. .L ittle Rock, Ark. ..M agnolia, Ark. Morrilton, Ark. ..M ount Ida, Ark. ..N orth Little Rock, Ark. ..W est Memphis, Ark. Forty-Third Report MORTGAGE LOAN COMPANIES UNDER ACT 397 OF 1947 June 30, 1957 H. C. Crabb & Company, Inc____________________ Arkadelphia, Ark. Houston, Tex. David Investment Company____________________ Blytheville, Ark. Logan Finance Corp------------------------------------------- Blytheville, Ark. El Dorado Mortgage Company, Inc_____________ El Dorado, Ark. First Fidelity Mortgage Company_______________ El Dorado, Ark. Rayville, La. Oakland, Inc____________________________________ El Dorado, Ark. Home Improvement Financing Corp-------------------- Fort Smith, Ark. Victor Howard Company, Inc____________________ Fort Smith, Ark. Republic Investment Company__________________ Fort Smith, Ark. E. Walden Williams & Company, Inc------------------ Fort Smith, Ark. Triangle, Inc____________________________________ Jonesboro, Ark. Allstate Investment Corp_______________________ Little Rock, Ark. Shreveport, La. Aulds, Horne & White Investment Corp_________Little Rock, Ark. Shreveport, La. Block Mortgage Company, Inc.__________________ Little Rock, Ark. Don Dining Investments, Inc____________________ Little Rock, Ark. Wichita, Kan. Jack Collier East Company, Inc_________________ Little Rock, Ark. Gersham Investment Corp----------------------------------Little Rock, Ark. Clayton, Mo. S. H. Hetherwich Mortgage & Investment--------- Little Rock, Ark. Company Shreveport, La. M. E. Hurlbut Investment Corp_________________Little Rock, Ark. Shreveport, La. Investment Company o f 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 Company, Inc_______________ Little Rock, Ark. Wichita, Kan. Modern Mortgages, Inc__________________________Little Rock, Ark. St. Louis, Mo. North American M ortgage Corp_________________Little Rock, Ark. St. Petersburg, Fla. Old Colonial Mortgage Company, Inc___________ Little Rock, Ark. Houston, Tex. Roberts Mortgage Company, Inc_______________ Little Rock, Ark. Wichita, Kan. Spikes Realty Company------------------------------------- Little Rock, Ark. William E. Terry & Company, Inc_____________ Little Rock, Ark. Texas Investment Corp_________________________ Little Rock, Ark. Houston, Tex. Texas State Mortgage Company_________ :--------- Little Rock, Ark. Houston, Tex. Union Mortgage & Investment Company, Inc___ Little Rock, Ark. Houston, Tex. 137 138 State of Arkansas: Bank Department T. A. White Company___________________________ Little Rock, Ark. Shreveport, La. Ziegler Investment Company___________________ Little Rock, Ark. Clayton, Mo. Home Improvement Loan Company, Inc_________ Magnolia, Ark. Home Loans, Inc________________________________ North Little Rock, Ark. Texarkana Mortgage Company, Inc._____________ Texarkana, Ark. Guaranty Loan & Real Estate Company________ W est Memphis, Ark. 139 Forty-Third Report COMBINED STATEM ENT OF RESOURCES AND LIABILITIES OF SIX INDUSTRIAL LOAN INSTITUTIONS OPERATING UNDER ACT I 'll OF 1941 June 30, 1957 Assets Loans ___________________________________________________ $2,019,374.86 Cash on Hand andin B a n k s____________________________ 137,830.94 Bonds and Securities ___________________________________ 299,483.99 Other Assets ________________________________________ 31,981.10 TOTAL ASSETS __________________________________ $2,488,670.89 Liabilities Capital _________________________________________________ $ S u rp lu s__________________________________________________ Unearned D is c o u n t_____________________________________ Notes Payable __________________________________________ D ebentures______________________________________________ R e se rv e s ________________________________________________ Certificates _____________________________________________ Other L ia b ilities_________________________________________ 517,975.00 471,698.91 53,270.42 833,475.02 80,900.00 100,275.89 411,223.81 19,851.84 TOTAL L IA B IL IT IE S _____________________________ $2,488,670.89 140 State of Arkansas: Bank Department COMMERCIAL CREDIT PLAN, INC. FORT SMITH, A RK AN SAS June 30, 1957 Officers H. A. Cherry _ ___ J. F. Ireton S. M. Chesney _ M. S. Crawley _ President Secretary Treasurer Manager Assets Loans -$ Cash on hand and in banks _ Bonds and securities _ Other assets 4,245.98 42,875.22 99,546.88 22.80 Liabilities $ 100,000.00 Capital 18,850.26 Surplus 26,390.44 Notes payable 1,450.18 Other liabilities $ 146,690.88 $ 146,690.88 PEOPLES LOAN AND INVESTM ENT COMPANY FORT SMITH, ARK AN SAS June 30, 1957 Officers _______________ President Vice President-Manager ______________ Secretary _______________ Treasurer R. A. Young, Jr. Roger E. Curtis R. C. Helvie ___ Mary C. Sims _ Assets Loans __________________ $ 805,004.29 Cash on hand and in banks _____________ 33,752.05 Bonds and secu ritie s___ 25,000.00 21,884.63 Other assets __________ $ 885,640.97 Liabilities Capital ________________ ! Surplus ________________ Notes p a y a b le _________ Debentures _____________ Reserved fo r bad debts _ Thrift C e r tific a te s _____ Other lia b ilitie s________ 92.975.00 86,848.11 440,000.00 80.900.00 43,855.44 136,858.35 4,204.07 $ 885,640.97 Forty-Third, Report 141 COMMERCIAL CREDIT PLAN, INC. JONESBORO, ARK ANSAS June 30, 1957 Officers President Secretary Treasurer Manager H. A. C h e r r y ____ J. F. Ireton ______ J. S. C h esn ey---A. W. Hardy Assets Loans -$ Cash on hand and in banks Bonds and securities _ Other assets 37,019.59 4,103.10 99,546.88 7,012.74 Liabilities _ $ 100,000.00 Capital 22,604.92 Surplus Notes payable 22,352.52 2,724.87 Other liabilities $ 147,682.31 $ 147,682.31 COMMERCIAL CREDIT PLAN, INC. LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS June 30, 1957 Officers H. J. S. K. A. F. M. F. Cherry Ireton Chesney Turner _ ___ _ _ Assets Loans $ Cash on hand and in banks Bonds and secu ritie s___ $ President Secretary Treasurer Manager 7,078.35 75,390.23 Liabilities Capital _ $ Surplus Notes payable Other liabilities 50,000.00 10,897.17 22,732.06 1,524.95 85,154.18 $ 85,154.18 2,685.60 State of Arkansas: Bank Department 142 NATION AL CREDIT CORPORATION PINE BLUFF, A RK AN SAS June 30, 1957 Officers N. V. C. C. _________President ___Vice President Secretary-Manager ________ Treasurer J. Gantt, Jr. _ D. W e b b ____ A. D a v ie s ___ S. McNew, Jr. Assets Loans __________________ $ 869,315.95 Cash on hand and in banks _____________ 39,508.52 Bonds and s e cu ritie s 3,060.93 Liabilities C a p ita l_________________ $ Surplus ________________ Unearned d is c o u n t_____ Notes p a y a b le _________ Reserves _______________ C e rtifica te s_____________ Other liabilities _______ $ 911,885.40 125,000.00 143,808.51 53,270.42 255,000.00 56,420.45 274,365.46 4,020.56 $ 911,885.40 MORGAN PLAN COMPANY T E X A R K A N A , A RK AN SAS June 30, 1957 Officers F. E. W ils o n ______________________________________________ President S. H. A tk in s o n ______________________________________ Vice President Edwin D. M cD an iel________________ Secretary-Treasurer & Manager Assets Loans _______________ Cash on hand and in banks _________ 301,103.45 10,513.70 $ 311,617.15 Liabilities C a p ita l_________________ $ 50,000.00 Surplus ________________ 188,689.94 Notes p a y a b le _________ 67,000.00 Other liabilities _______ 5,927.21 $ 311,617.15 Forty-Third Report LISTINGS OF FIFTY-ONE CREDIT UNIONS W ITH COMBINED STATEMENTS OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES OF FIFTY CREDIT UNIONS REPORTED AS OF DECEMBER 31, 1956 Assets Loans ___________________________________________________$1,979,093.14 465,714.04 Bonds and S ecu rities____________________________________ Cash on Hand andin B a n k s _____________________________ 249,334.94 Other A s s e t s ____________________________________________ 52,957.32 TOTAL A S S E T S ___________________________________ $2,747,099.44 Liabilities Shares and D e p o s its ____________________________________ $2,509,647.63 Guaranty Fund _________________________________________ 98,465.05 Undivided Profits _____________________________________ 89,406.00 Notes Payable __________________________________________ 22,300.00 Dividends P a y a b le ______________________________________ 15,587.59 11,693.17 Other Liabilities _______________________________________ TOTAL L IA B IL IT IE S _____________________________ $2,747,099.44 Total approximate number of members 12,652 143 State of Arkansas: Bank Department 144 W ILLIAM S ROOFING EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION CAMDEN, ARK AN SAS December 31, 1956 (Liquidating) Loans Cash and Other Assets _______________ on hand in b a n k s _____ assets ------------ 526.36 586.60 107.00 $ Liabilities Shares _________________ $ Guaranty fund ________ Undivided p r o f i t s ______ Other lia b ilitie s_________ 1,205.11 3.81 .34 10.70 1,219.96 1,219.96 Approximate number of members 51 LION OIL CO-OPERATIVE SAVINGS & CREDIT ASSOCIATION EL DORADO, A RK AN SAS December 31, 1956 Loans Bonds Cash and Other Assets __________________ $ 151,342.60 and s e c u r itie s _ 261,050.00 on hand in b a n k s ________ 50,997.75 41,552.67 assets __________ Liabilities Shares ____________ Guaranty fund ___ Undivided profits _ Dividends payable _ Other lia b ilitie s___ 462,420.35 11,874.28 9,094.55 14,281.62 7,272.22 504,943.02 $ 504,943.02 Approximate number o f members 1,208 P AN -AM EL DORADO EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION EL DORADO, A RK AN SAS December 31, 1956 Assets L o a n s __________________ $ Bonds and s e c u r itie s __ Cash on hand and in b a n k s ________ Other assets __________ $ 30,128.81 872.68 5,399.67 308.48 Liabilities Shares _________________ $ Guaranty fund ________ Undivided p r o f i t s ______ Other lia b ilitie s________ 31,934.96 1,238.27 2,173.17 1,363.24 $ 36,709.64 36,709.64 Approximate number o f members 310 Forty-Third Report 145 ARK AN SAS W ESTERN EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION FAYETTEVILLE, A RK A N SA S December 31, 1956 Assets L o a n s __________________ $ Bonds and s e c u r itie s _ Cash on hand and in b a n k s ________ Other assets __________ $ 48,334.92 48,965.40 2,436.69 127.50 Liabilities Shares and d e p o sits ____$ Guaranty fund ________ Undivided p r o f i t s ______ Other lia b ilitie s________ 92,703.91 3,625.26 2,727.94 807.40 $ 99,864.51 99,864.51 Approximate number of members 138 WASHINGTON COUNTY FEDERAL EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION FAYETTEVILLE, ARK ANSAS December 31, 1956 Loans Cash on hand and in banks Other assets Assets -----------$ 390.00 347.52 53.44 $ Liabilities ----- $ Shares Guaranty f u n d _ Other lia b ilitie s_ 730.16 9.36 51.44 $ 790.96 1,574.25 Liabilities Shares _ $ Guaranty fund Undivided profits _ 3,099.13 14.37 4.47 3,117.97 $ 3,117.97 790.96 Approximate number of members 18 THE COCA-COLA CREDIT UNION FORT SMITH, ARKANSAS December 31, 1956 Assets Loans _ Cash on hand and in banks _ $ $ 1,543.72 Approximate number of members 52 146 State of Arkansas: Bank Department SEBASTIAN FED ERAL EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION FORT SMITH, A RK AN SAS December 31, 1956 Assets Loans _________ Cash on hand and in banks 20,951.35 1,188.03 $ Liabilities Shares _________________ $ Guaranty fund ________ Undivided p r o f i t s _______ Notes payable ________ 22,139.38 20,224.38 338.24 776.76 800.00 22,139.38 Approximate number of members 116 APALCO 6 CREDIT UNION HOT SPRINGS, A RK AN SAS December 31, 1956 Loans Cash and Other Assets -----------------------on hand in b a n k s -------assets ------------ 3,807.91 597.60 23.60 $ Liabilities Shares _________________ $ Guaranty fund ________ Undivided p r o f i t s ______ 4,429.11 4,278.09 58.82 92.20 4,429.11 Approximate number o f members 109 ARLINGTON HOTEL CREDIT ASSOCIATION HOT SPRINGS, ARK AN SA S December 31, 1956 Assets L o a n s __________________ $ Cash on hand and in b a n k s ________ 23,257.76 $ 27,585.33 4,327.57 Liabilities Shares ________________ Guaranty fund _______ Undivided p r o f i t s _____ Approximate number o f members 190 26,523.64 318.86 742.83 $ 27,585.33 Forty-Third Report 147 HOT SPRINGS FED ERAL EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION HOT SPRINGS, ARK ANSAS December 31, 1956 Assets Loans __________________ : Bonds and s e c u r itie s _ Cash on hand and in b a n k s ________ Other assets __________ $ 79,340.08 3,100.30 3,662.29 588.12 Liabilities Shares _________________ $ Guaranty fund _________ Undivided p r o f i t s ______ Other lia b ilitie s_________ 79,281.89 3,447.89 3,640.64 320.37 86,690.79 86,690.79 Approximate number o f members 370 MAJESTIC HOTEL CREDIT ASSOCIATION HOT SPRINGS, ARK ANSAS December 31, 1956 Assets Loans Cash and Other ________ on hand in banks assets _ 18,641.93 13,702.12 12.50 $ Liabilities Shares _________________ $ Guaranty fund ________ Undivided p r o f i t s ______ 32,356.55 29,817.53 1,106.71 1,432.31 32,356.55 Approximate number of members 129 AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION WORKERS CREDIT UNION LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS December 31, 1956 Assets L o a n s __________________ : Bonds and s e c u r itie s _ Cash on hand and in b a n k s ________ $ 52,226.33 9,350.00 14,254.91 Liabilities Shares _________ Guaranty fund _ Undivided profits Other liabilities _ 75,831.24 Approximate number o f members 217 67,793.94 4,477.33 3,537.97 22.00 75,831.24 148 State of Arkansas: Bank Department ARK ANSAS DEMOCRAT CREDIT UNION LITTLE ROCK, A RK AN SAS December 31, 1956 Assets L o a n s __________________ $ Bonds and s e c u r itie s Cash on hand and in b a n k s ________ 44,677.73 2,000.00 $ 53,744.42 Liabilities Shares _________________ $ Guaranty fund ________ Undivided p r o f i t s ______ 48,333.76 3,226.12 2,184.54 $ 53,744.42 Liabilities Shares _________________ $ Guaranty fund ________ Undivided p r o f i t s ______ Other lia b ilitie s_________ 13,115.33 79.27 100.28 10.00 7,066.69 Approximate number o f members 156 ARK ANSAS MAID CREDIT UNION LITTLE ROCK, ARK AN SAS December 31, 1956 Assets Loans _________ Cash on hand and in banks Other assets _ 10,914.00 1,972.86 418.02 $ 13,304.88 13,304.88 Approximate number o f members 146 ARK LA G A S CREDIT UNION LITTLE ROCK, ARK AN SAS December 31, 1956 Assets L o a n s __________________ 1 Bonds and s e c u r itie s _ Cash on hand and in b a n k s ________ Other assets ---------------$ 82,266.74 9,867.61 4,322.64 153.83 Liabilities Shares _________ Guaranty fund _ Undivided profits Other liabilities _ 96,610.82 Approximate number of members 330 86,221.83 4,845.17 5,363.69 180.13 $ 96,610.82 Forty-Third Report 149 CAPITOL CREDIT UNION LITTLE ROCK, ARK ANSAS December 31, 1956 Assets L o a n s __________________ $ 125,092.88 Bonds and s e c u r itie s _ 5,033.00 Cash on hand and in b a n k s ________ 7,365.68 Other assets _________________ 318.33 Liabilities Shares _________________ $ 132,315.31 Guaranty fund ________ 3,859.28 Undivided p r o f i t s ______ 1,635.30 $ 137,809.89 $ 137,809.89 Approximate number of members 527 CENTRAL TRADES COUNCIL CREDIT UNION LITTLE ROCK, ARK ANSAS December 31, 1956 Assets L o a n s __________________ $ Bonds and s e c u r itie s Cash on hand and in b a n k s ________ 23,443.01 5.00 $ 26,344.70 Liabilities Shares _________________ $ Guaranty fund ________ Undivided p r o f i t s ______ 25,541.33 479.30 324.07 $ 26,344.70 Liabilities Shares _________________ $ Guaranty fund ________ Undivided p r o f i t s ______ 70,617.68 2,694.63 1,186.15 $ 74,498.46 2,896.69 Approximate number o f members 301 DEPARTM ENT OF LABOR CREDIT UNION LITTLE ROCK, ARK ANSAS December 31, 1956 Assets Loans __________________ $ Bonds and S e cu ritie s _ Cash on hand and in b a n k s ________ Other assets __________ $ 62,309.31 9,370.00 2,719.15 100.00 74,498.46 Approximate number of members 243 150 State of Arkansas: Bank Department ENGINEERS CREDIT UNION LITTLE ROCK, A RK AN SAS December 31, 1956 Assets L o a n s __________________ : Bonds and s e c u r itie s _ Cash on hand and in b a n k s ________ $ 59,012.95 10,000.00 5,639.60 Liabilities Shares __________ Guaranty fund _ Undivided profits Notes payable _ Other liabilities _ 74,652.55 63,479.52 2,821.82 2,276.82 6,000.00 74.39 $ 74,652.55 Approximate number of members 353 FAG AN CREDIT UNION LITTLE ROCK, A RK AN SAS December 31, 1956 Assets L o a n s __________________ $ Cash on hand and in b a n k s ________ 3,736.65 $ 4,636.96 900.31 Liabilities Shares ________________ Guaranty fund _______ Undivided p r o f i t s _____ 4,559.01 26.19 51.76 4,636.96 Approximate number o f members 48 FEDERATION CREDIT UNION LITTLE ROCK, ARK AN SA S December 31, 1956 Assets L o a n s __________________ $ Bonds and s e c u r itie s Cash on hand and in b a n k s ________ 80,352.36 9,745.00 $ 91,385.05 Liabilities Shares and d e p o sits ------ $ Guaranty fund ________ Undivided p r o f i t s ______ 81,099.70 6,676.24 3,609.11 $ 91,385.05 1,287.69 Approximate number o f members 372 Forty-Third Report 151 FRAN K E’S CREDIT UNION LITTLE ROCK, ARK ANSAS December 31, 1956 Loans Cash on hand and in banks Assets -----------$ 653.02 4,727.98 $ Liabilities S h a r e s ____ _ Guaranty fund Undivided profits _ . Other liabilities 5,381.00 4,423.67 869.35 67.23 20.75 $ 5,381.00 25,326.07 865.45 1,158.53 5,500.00 32,850.05 Approximate number o f members 92 GAZETTE EMPLOYEES’ CREDIT UNION LITTLE ROCK, ARK ANSAS December 31, 1956 Assets Loans —$ Bonds and securities Cash on hand and in banks 28,811.78 2,551.85 1,486.42 Liabilities S h a r e s ________ _$ Guaranty fund Undivided profits Notes payable $ 32,850.05 $ Approximate number of members 177 KEM BA-LITTLE ROCK CREDIT UNION LITTLE ROCK, ARK AN SAS December 31, 1956 Assets Loans __________________ : Bonds and s e c u r itie s _ Cash on hand and in b a n k s ________ 102,454.87 10,740.00 Liabilities Shares _________ Guaranty fund _ Undivided profits 19,043.81 $ 132,238.68 Approximate number o f members 397 116,432.44 7,799.70 8,006.54 132,238.68 State of Arkansas: Bank Department 152 LITTLE ROCK M UNICIPAL W ATER WORKS EMPLOYEES’ CREDIT UNION LITTLE ROCK, ARK AN SAS December 31, 1956 1,809.81 Liabilities Shares and d e p o s its ------$ Guaranty fund ________ Undivided p r o f i t s ______ Other lia b ilitie s________ 9,019.45 630.35 406.95 51.26 10,108.01 $ 10,108.01 Assets L o a n s __________________ $ Bonds and s e c u r itie s Cash on hand and in b a n k s ________ 5,098.20 3,200.00 $ Approximate number o f members 79 LITTLE ROCK POSTAL CREDIT UNION LITTLE ROCK, ARK AN SAS December 31, 1956 Assets L o a n s __________________ $ 143,753.68 Bonds and s e c u r itie s _ 10,007.00 Liabilities Shares _________________ $ 146,547.98 12,161.10 Guaranty fund ________ Cash on hand Undivided p r o f i t s _______ and in b a n k s ------------Other assets __________ 7,728.41 12,512.04 164.77 $. 166,437.49 $ 166,437.49 Approximate number o f members 509 PULASKI COUNTY EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION LITTLE ROCK, ARK AN SAS December 31, 1956 Assets L o a n s __________________ $ Cash on hand and. in b a n k s ________ Other assets __________ $ 1,390.00 634.29 47.80 Liabilities Shares ________________ Guaranty fund _______ Undivided p r o f i t s _____ 2,072.09 Approximate number o f members 64 2,045.00 17.00 10.09 $ 2,072.09 Forty-Third Report 153 SOUTHWEST HOTELS CREDIT ASSOCIATION LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS December 31, 1956 Assets L o a n s __________________ $ Bonds and s e c u r itie s _ Cash on hand and in b a n k s ________ Other assets __________ $ 30,946.08 30,000.00 7,220.34 30.20 Liabilities Shares _________ Guaranty fund _ Undivided profits Other liabilities _ 64,584.85 3,260.70 348.71 2.36 68,196.62 68,196.62 Approximate number o f members 326 STATE CENTRAL CREDIT UNION LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS December 31, 1956 Assets Loans __________________ : Bonds and s e c u r itie s _ Cash on hand and in b a n k s ________ Other assets __________ $ 20,830.88 500.00 3,371.42 73.20 Liabilities Shares __________ Guaranty fund _ Undivided profits Notes payable _ Other liabilities _ 22,093.41 524.42 625.99 1,500.00 31.68 24,775.50 24,775.50 Approximate number of members 119 TELCOE CREDIT UNION LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS December 31, 1956 Assets Loans __________________ Bonds and s e c u r itie s _ Cash on hand and in b a n k s ________ Other assets __________ 282,729.83 9,629.09 7,152.68 1,274.90 Liabilities Shares _________ Guaranty fund _ Undivided profits Other liabilities _ $ 300,786.50 Approximate number of members 1,408 277,314.09 7,475.48 15,514.26 482.67 $ 300,786.50 154 State of Arkansas: Bank Department U. D. CREDIT UNION LITTLE ROCK, ARK AN SA S December 31, 1956 Assets Loans _______________ Cash on hand and in banks _____ Other assets ________ 41,365.98 2,240.75 61.92 $ Liabilities Shares _________________ $ Guaranty fund _________ Undivided p r o f i t s _______ Notes payable _________ Dividends p a y a b le ______ 43,668.65 39,653.58 873.15 835.95 1,000.00 1,305.97 43,668.65 Approximate number o f members 275 U. S. TIME EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION LITTLE ROCK, A RK AN SAS December 31, 1956 Assets Loans _______________ Bonds and securities Cash on hand and in b a n k s _____ Other assets _______ 40,320.51 5.00 5,815.47 3,207.19 Liabilities Shares _________________ $ 46,887.07 Guaranty fund ________ 1 587.42 Undivided p r o f i t s ______ 1,219.81 Other lia b ilitie s________ 653.87 49,348.17 $ 49,348.17 Approximate number o f members 516 VETERAN S ADM INISTRATION EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION LITTLE ROCK, ARK AN SAS December 31, 1956 Assets Loans __________________ Bonds and s e c u r itie s _ Cash on hand and in b a n k s ________ Other assets __________ 37,527.85 5,000.00 8,231.96 230.46 $ Liabilities Shares _________________ $ Guaranty fund _________ Undivided p r o f i t s ______ Other lia b ilitie s_________ 50,990.27 Approximate number o f members 274 46,316.63 2,736.23 1,907.83 29.58 50,990.27 Forty-Third Report 155 Y. A. HOSPITAL CREDIT UNION LITTLE ROCK, ARK ANSAS December 31, 1956 Assets Loans __________________ $ Bonds and s e c u r itie s _ Cash on hand and in b a n k s ________ Other assets __________ $ 57,708.67 800.00 Liabilities Shares _________________ $ Guaranty fund ________ Undivided p r o f i t s --------- 58,851.41 1,423.40 786.34 $ 61,061.15 Liabilities Shares _________________ $ Guaranty fund ________ Undivided p r o f i t s _______ Other lia b ilitie s_________ 911.25 17.08 5.34 76.80 2,452.50 99.98 61,061.15 Approximate number of members 285 O. M. C. CREDIT UNION MORRILTON, ARKANSAS December 31, 1956 Assets Loans ________ Cash on hand and in banks Other assets _ 790.00 138.17 82.30 $ 1,010.47 1,010.47 Approximate number o f members 53 VICTOR M ETALS EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION NEWPORT, ARK AN SAS Permit February 19, 1957 CAMERON FEED MILLS EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION NORTH LITTLE ROCK, A RK AN SAS December 31, 1956 Assets L o a n s __________________ $ Cash on hand and in b a n k s ________ Other assets __________ $ 2,293.83 923.38 3.50 Liabilities Shares ________________ Guaranty fund _______ Undivided p r o f i t s _____ 3,220.71 Approximate number o f members 54 3,179.70 23.00 18.01 $ 3,220.71 156 State of Arkansas: Bank Department THE FORT ROOTS CREDIT UNION NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK AN SAS December 31, 1956 Assets L o a n s __________________ I Bonds and s e c u r itie s __ Cash on hand and in b a n k s ________ Other assets __________ 123,462.32 18,367.82 17,699.10 Liabilities Shares _________ Guaranty fund _ Undivided profits Other liabilities _ 152,221.17 4,244.31 3,143.76 20.00 100.00 159,629.24 $ 159,629.24 Approximate number of members 679 NORTH LITTLE ROCK EDUCATORS CREDIT UNION NORTH LITTLE ROCK, A RK AN SAS December 31, 1956 Assets L o a n s __________________ $ Cash on hand and in b a n k s ________ Other assets __________ $ 450.01 Liabilities Shares ________________ Guaranty fund _______ 1,043.50 15.75 531.70 77.54 1,059.25 1,059.25 Approximate number o f members 62 NORTH LITTLE ROCK-MISSOURI PACIFIC CREDIT UNION NORTH LITTLE ROCK, A RK AN SAS December 31, 1956 Assets L o a n s __________________ l Bonds and s e c u r itie s _ Cash on hand and in b a n k s ________ Other assets __________ $ 35,550.20 1,777.04 6,483.53 Liabilities Shares _________ Guaranty fund _ Undivided profits Other liabilities _ 212.00 44,022.77 Approximate number of members 778 40,524.22 1,779.73 1,699.07 19.75 44,022.77 Forty-Third Report 157 OSCEOLA FOODS EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION OSCEOLA, ARKANSAS December 31, 1956 Assets L o a n s _________________ $ Bonds and secu rities Cash on hand and in b a n k s________ 2,841.70 1,400.00 $ 5,369.84 Liabilities Shares ________________ $ Guaranty fund ________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ 5,075.06 102.05 192.73 $ 5,369.84 1,128.14 Approximate number of members 58 MISSOURI PACIFIC PARAGOULD CREDIT UNION PARAGOULD, ARKANSAS December 31. 1956 Assets L o a n s _________________ $ Bonds and secu rities_ Cash on hand and in b a n k s________ Other assets __________ $ 21,115.00 877.25 841.21 125.00 Liabilities Shares ________________ $ Guaranty fund ________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Other liabilities________ 19,863.35 877.25 2,149.61 68.25 22,958.46 22,958.46 Approximate number of members 152 KILOWATT CREDIT UNION PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS December 31, 1956 Assets L o a n s _________________ $ Cash on hand and in b a n k s________ ■Other assets __________ $ 14,545.35 1,221.31 64.15 Liabilities Shares ----------------------Guaranty fund ---------Undivided p r o fit s ------- 15,830.81 Approximate number o f members 156 15,144.90 188.00 497.91 $ 15,830.81 158 State of Arkansas: Bank Department P. B. M. CREDIT UNION PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS December 31, 1956 Assets Loans ________ Cash on hand and in banks Other assets _ 5,136.98 1,303.37 90.36 $ Liabilities Shares ________________ $ Guaranty fund ________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ 6,128.44 117.19 285.08 6,530.71 6,530.71 Approximate number of members 68 400 CREDIT UNION SEARCY, ARKANSAS December 31, 1956 Assets Loans ______________ Cash on hand and in banks -------Other assets _______ 5,679.58 121.59 107.21 $ Liabilities Shares ________________ $ Guaranty fund ________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Other liabilities________ 5,641.49 39.00 188.42 39.47 5,908.38 5,908.38 Approximate number of members 154 ARKANSAS GRANGE CREDIT UNION SPRINGDALE, ARKANSAS December 31, 1956 Assets L o a n s _________________ $ Cash on hand and in b a n k s ________ Other assets __________ $ 473.75 Liabilities Shares _______________ Guaranty fund _______ 784.50 9.59 232.08 88.17 794.00 Approximate number of members 38 794.00* Forty-Third Report 159 WELCH EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION SPRINGDALE, ARKANSAS December 31, 1956 Assets L o a n s _________________ ! Bonds and secu rities_ Cash on hand and in b a n k s ________ Other assets __________ $ 3,929.09 1,500.00 987.21 2,574.59 Liabilities Shares _________ Guaranty fund _ Undivided profits Other liabilities _ 8,455.60 166.74 360.91 7.58 $ 8,990.89 Liabilities Shares ________________ $ Guaranty fund ________ Undivided p r o fit s ______ Other liabilities________ 19,022.35 116.01 257.02 4.88 8,990.89 Approximate number of members 80 A. T. S. CREDIT UNION STATE SANATORIUM, ARKANSAS December 31, 1956 Assets Loans ________ Cash on hand and in banks Other assets _ 14,671.56 4,661.62 67.08 $ 19,400.20 19,400.26 Approximate number of members 175 CO-OP CREDIT UNION TEXARKANA, ARKANSAS December 31, 1956 Assets L e a n s _________________ $ Cash on hand and in b a n k s________ Other assets __________ 2,710.99 56.39 $ 9,314.91 6,547.53 Liabilities Shares ----------------------Guaranty fund ---------Undivided p r o fit s ------- Approximate number o f members 44 8,793.05 76.97 444.89 $ 9,314.91 160 State of Arkansas: Bank Department MILLWAY CREDIT UNION TEXARKANA, ARKANSAS December 31, 1956 Assets L o a n s _________________ $ Cash on hand and in b a n k s ________ Other assets __________ $ 25,467.58 232.87 306.23 Liabilities $ Shares _________ Guaranty fund _ Undivided profits Notes payable _ Other liabilities _ 17,605.59 237.00 591.71 7,500.00 72.38 $ 26,006.68 26,006.68 Approximate number of members 168 STRICKLAND EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION TEXARKANA, ARKANSAS December 31, 1956 Assets L o a n s _________________ $ Cash on hand and in b a n k s ________ Other assets --------------$• 249.91 Liabilities Shares _______________ Guaranty fund _______ 172.89 48.89 471.69 Approximate number of members 28 461.19 10.50 471.69 Forty-Third Report 161 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 162 State of Arkansas: Bank Department ISSUERS REGISTERED BY QUALIFICATION IN ARKANSAS UNDER ACT 397 OF 1947 June 30, 1957 Affiliated Fund, Inc_______________________ Amco Investment Company, Inc___________ American Business Shares, Inc_____________ American Mutual Fund, Inc._______________ American Novaculite Corp_________________ American Shopping Centers, Inc__________ American Trusteed Funds, Inc--------------------Arkansas Business Development Corp.______ Arkansas Chemical Company______________ Arkansas Development Corp________________ American Frontier Corp----------------------------Arkansas Frozen Foods, Inc_______________ Arkansas Glass Container Corp___________ Arkansas Radio & Appliance Company--------Arkansas Valley Corp-----------------------------Associated Fund Trust____________________ Atomic Development Mutual Fund, Inc-------Axe-Houghton Fund A., Inc________________ Axe-Houghton Fund B., Inc-----------------------Axe-Houghton Stock Fund, Inc____________ Axe Science & Electronics Corp___________ Blue Ridge Mutual Fund, Inc_______________ Bond Fund of Boston_____________________ Bond Investment Trust of America________ Boston Fund, Inc-------------------------------------Broad Street Investing Corp---------------------Canada General Fund (1954) Limited_______ Canadian Fund, Inc-----------------------------------Canadian International Growth Fund, Ltd.The Central Transformer Corp______________ Century Shares Trust______________________ Chapel Hill Memorial Park Cemetery, Inc__ Chemical Fund, Inc_______________________ Coastal Chemical Corp-----------------------------The Colonial Fund, Inc.____________________ The Commercial Corp---------------------------------Commonwealth Investment Company_______ Commonwealth Stock Fund, Inc____________ Concord Fund, Inc_________________________ Corporate Leaders of America, Inc__________ Cresswell-Keith Mining Trust______________ Crown Western Investments, Inc___________ Development Corporation for Israel________ Diversified Growth Stock Fund, Inc_________ Diversified Investment Fund, Inc____________ Dividend Shares, Inc______________________ The Dreyfus Fund, Inc____________________ The Dreyfus Investment Program__________ Drummond Funeral Home, Inc___________ L_. Duracraft Boats, Inc______________________ Dykes Associates, Inc_____________________ Eaton & Howard Balanced Fund, Inc_______ Eaton & Howard Stock Fund, Inc__________ Empire Life Insurance Company of America. Federated Plans, Inc______________________ Fidelity Fund, Inc_________________________ Fidelity Investment Company______________ _New York, New York -Little Rock, Arkansas -New York, New York _Los Angeles, Calif. -Little Rock, Arkansas -Minneapolis, Minnesota _New York, New York -Little Rock, Arkansas -Malvern, Arkansas -Morrilton, Arkansas -Memphis, Tennessee -Little Rock, Arkansas ^Jonesboro, Arkansas -Little Rock, Arkansas -North Little Rock, Ark. _St. Louis, Missouri -Washington, D. C. -Tarrytown, New York -Tarrytown, New York -Tarrytown, New York -Tarrytown, New York -New York, New York -Boston, Massachusetts -Boston, Massachusetts -Boston, Massachusetts -New York, New York -Ontario, Canada -New York, New York -Englewood, New Jersey -Little Rock, Arkansas -Boston, Massachusetts -Little Rock, Arkansas -New York, New York -Yazoo City, Mississippi -Boston, Massachusetts -Little Rock, Arkansas _San Francisco, Calif. -San Francisco, Calif. -Boston, Massachusetts -New York, New York -Hot Springs, Arkansas -Dallas, Texas -New York, New York -Elizabeth, New Jersey -Elizabeth, New Jersey -New York, New York -New York, New York -New York, New York _Little Rock, Arkansas -Monticello, Arkansas _Uiittle "Rock, Arkansas -Boston, Massachusetts -Boston, Massachusetts -Little Rock. Arkansas .Worcester, Mass. -Boston. Massachusetts -Little Rock, Arkansas Forty-Third Report 163 Financial Industrial Fund, Inc__________________ Founders Mutual Depositor Corp________________ Frozen Foods Realty Corp_____________________ Fundamental Investors, Inc____________________ Gas Industries, Fund Inc______________________ Group Securities, Inc__________________________ Guaranty Loan & Real Estate Company-------------Hamilton Fund, Inc____________________________ The Income Fund of Boston, Inc-----------------------Incorported Income Fund_______________________ Incorporated Investors__________________________ Institutional Income Fund, Inc-----------------------Institutional Shares, Ltd_______________________ International Resources Fund, Inc______________ Investment Company of America_______________ Investment Trust of Boston__________________ Investors Group Canadian Fund, Ltd.__________ Investors Mutual, Inc__________________________ Ivestors Selective Fund________________________ Investors Stock Fund__________________________ Investors Syndicate of America, Inc___________ Investors Variable Payment Fund, Inc--------------Keystone Custodian, Inc_______________________ Keystone Fund of Canada, Ltd._________________ Lexington Trust Fund Shares__________________ Managed Funds, Inc__________________________ Manhattan Bond Fund, Inc------------------------------Massachusetts Investors Growth Stock Fund, Inc. Massachusetts Investors Trust_________________ Millsap Oil & Gas Company___________________ Mississippi Valley Company___________________ Mississippi Valley Portland Cement Company____ E. M. Moore Enterprise, Inc___________________ National Investors Corp_______________________ The National Investors Life Insurance Company _ National Securities & Research Corp.___________ North Little Rock Funeral Home, Inc___________ Northwest Production Corp____________________ Oresco, Inc________________________ _____________ Ozark National Life Insurance Company________ Park Avenue Foundations, Inc__________________ Pastel Oil Corp________________________________ Peoples Finance Company______________________ Peoples Indemnity Insurance Company_________ Pigeon Hole Parking of Little Rock, Arkansas. Pioneer Fund, Inc._____________________________ The Polymer Corporation_______________________ Preferred Risk Insurance Company____________ Professional Life Insurance Company__________ Private Investment Fund for Government Personnel, Inc________________ The George Putnam Fund of Boston___________ Rare Metals Corporation of America__________ William A. Saunders & Pearl M. Saunders______ Scudder, Stevens & Clark Fund, Inc____________ Scudder, Stevens & Clark Fund, Inc____________ Selected American Shares, Inc.__________________ Southern Equitable Life Insurance Company____ Southwestern Investors, Inc____________________ Television Electronics Fund, Inc________________ Txeas Fund, Inc_______________________________ ..Denver, Colorado ..Denver, Colorado ..Little Rock, Arkansas —Elizabeth, New Jersey —Boston, Massachusetts —Jersey City, N. J. —West Memphis, Ark. —Denver, Colorado —Boston, Massachusetts —Boston, Massachusetts —Boston, Massachusetts —New York, New York —New York, New York —Los Angeles, Calif. —Los Angeles, Calif. —Boston, Massachusetts ..Montreal, Canada —Minneapolis, Minnesota —Minneapolis, Minnesota —Minneapolis, Minnesota —Minneapolis, Minnesota —Minneapolis, Minnesota —Boston, Massachusetts —Montreal, Canada —New York, New York —St. Louis, Missouri —Elizabeth, New Jersey —Boston, Massachusetts —Boston, Massachusetts .. Wilmington, Delaware -Jonesboro, Arkansas —Jackson, Mississippi —Pine Bluff, Arkansas —New York, New York —Little Rock, Arkansas —New York, New York —North Little Rock, Ark. —Albuquerque, N. M. -Yellville, Arkansas -L ittle Rock, Arkansas —Turrell, Arkansas —Berryville, Arkansas -Helena, Arkansas -Conway, Arkansas -L ittle Rock, Arkansas -N e w York, New York -Reading, Pennsylvania -Fayetteville, Arkansas -F o rt Smith, Arkansas -Washington, D. C. -Boston, Massachusetts -N e w York, New York .Little Rock, Arkansas -Boston, Massachusetts -Boston, Massachusetts -Chicago, Illinois -L ittle Rock, Arkansas -Dallas, Texas -Chicago, Illinois -Houston, Texas 164 State of Arkansas: Bank Department Trans-Continental Life & Accident Insurance Company-Little Rock, Arkansas Tri-County Meat Packers, Inc________________________ West Helena, Arkansas Trinity National Casualty Company_________________ Little Rock, Arkansas Union Paving Company, Inc_________________________ El Dorado, Arkansas United Funds, Inc__________________________________ Kansas City, Missouri Accumulative Fund_____________ Continental Fund Income Fund and Accumulative Fund-Science Fund United Funds Canada, Ltd_________________________ Ontario, Canada United Specialties, Inc______________________________ El Dorado, Arkansas The Value Line Income Fund, Inc__________________ New York, New York The Value Line Fund, Inc___________________________ New York, New York The Value Line Special Situations Fund, Inc_________ New York, New York Wall Street Investing Corp_________________________ New York, New York Washington Mutual Investors Fund, Inc_____________ Washington, D. C. The Wellington Company__________________________Claymont, Delaware Winrock Enterprises, Inc___________________________ Morrilton, Arkansas World Wide Life Insurance Company________________ Morrilton, Arkansas Forty-Third Report 165 ISSUERS REGISTERED BY NOTIFICATION IN ARKANSAS UNDER ACT 397 OF 1947 June 30, 1957 Acme Steel Company_______________________________New York, New York Allegheny Ludlam Steel Corp-----------------------------------Pitsburg, Pa. Aluminum Company of America___________________ _New York, New York American Brake Shoe Company_____________________ New York, New York American & Foreign Power Company,Inc___________ New York, New York American Machine & FoundryCompany______________New York, New York Associates Investment Company____________________ New York, New York Atlas Sewing Centers, Inc----------------------------------------Miami, Florida Bucyrus Erie Company________________ ;------------------ New York, New York Carpenter Paper Company__________________________ Omaha, Nebraska Central and Southwest Corp________________________ Chicago, Illinois Central Surgical Company, Inc______________________ Little Rock, Arkansas Collins Radio Company______________________________New York, New York Columbia Gas System, Inc__________________________ New York, New York Continental Air Lines_______________________________Denver, Colorado Continental Gin Company___________________________ Birmingham, Alabama Controls Company of America______________________ Chicago, Illinois The Crossett Company_____________________________New York, New York Detrex Chemical Industries, Inc_____________________Detroit, Michigan Douglas Aircraft Company_________________________ Los Angeles, Calif. Dresser Industries, Inc_____________________________ Dallas, Texas El Paso Natural Gas Company_____________________ El Paso, Texas The Fisher Brothers Company_____________________ Cleveland, Ohio Fisher Governor Company_________________________ Marshalltown, Iowa General Insurance Investment Company_____________ Dallas, Texas General Life Insurance Company of Arkansas________Little Rock, Arkansas General Motors Corp_______________________________ Detroit, Michigan General Precision Equipment Corp___________________New York, New York General Telephone Corp____________________________ New York, New York Home Oil Company, Ltd____________________________ New York, New York International Bank of Reconstruction & Development_Washington, D. C. International Business Machines Corp______________ New York, New York International Paper Company_______________________ New York, New York Jewel Tea Company, Inc____________________________ Melrose Park, Illinois Kaiser Industries Corp______________________________ New York, New York Kerr-McGee Industries, Inc_________________________ Oklahoma City, Okla. R. H. Macy & Company, Inc_________________________ New York, New York Mexico Refractories Company_______________________ St. Louis, Missouri Missouri Portland Cement Company_________________ St. Louis, Missouri North American Aviation, Inc_______________________ Los Angeles, Calif. Owens-Corning Fiberglass Corp_____________________New York* New York Peabody Coal Company______________________________New York, New York Phillips Petroleum Company_________________________ New York, New York Pittsburg Plate Glass Company_____________________ Pittsburg, Pa. Reynolds Metal Company__________________________ New York, New York Rohr Aircraft Corp_________________________________ New York, New York Schick, Inc--------------------------------------------------------------- New York, New York Socony Mobil Oil Company_________________________ New York, New York Southern Extrusions, Inc____________________________ Magnolia, Arkansas Sperry Rand Corp------------------------------------------------------New York, New York The Standard Oil Company_________________________ New York, New York The Standard Register Company____________________ New York. New York The Texas Company________________________________Bellaire, Texas Texas Gulf Sulphur Company_______________________ New York, New York Topp Industries, Inc------------------------------------------------- Los Angeles, Calif. Trans-Canada Pipe Lines, Ltd_______________________ Alberta, Canada 166 State of Arkansas: Bank Department Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp------------------------ New Uderwood Corp----------------------------------------------------------New United States Shoe Corp____________________________ New Westinghouse Electric Corp__________________________ New York, York, York, York, New New New New York York York York Forty-Third Report 167 DEALERS AUTHORIZED TO SELL QUALIFIED OR EXEMPT SECURITIES IN ARKANSAS AS OF JUNE 30, 1957 Argodale Investment Sales---------------------------------------- Hot Springs, Arkansas Arkansas Business Development Corp----------------------Little Rock, Arkansas Arkansas Development Corp._______________________ Morrilton, Arkansas Arkansas Securities Corp___________________________ Hot Springs, Arkansas Arkansas Valley Corp_____________________________ North Little Rock, Ark. Associated Fund, Inc.________________________________ St. Louis, Missouri Edgar M. Bacharach, an individual__________________ Helena, Arkansas Walter R. Bass Company____________________________Little Rock, Arkansas Blyth & Company, 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 Clisbee & Company, Inc_____________________________ 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, Investments______________________ Fort Smith, Arkansas Eppler, Guerin & Turner, Inc---------------------------------- Texarkana, Arkansas Equitable Securities Corp----------------------------------------- Nashville, Tennessee Federated Plans, Inc_______________________________ Worcester, Mass. Fif Associates, Inc.________________________________ Denver, Colorado The First Boston Corp-------------------------------------------- Boston, Massachusetts Van Grant & Company---------------------------------------------Salt Lake City, Utah A. L. Green, an individual___________________________ El Dorado, Arkansas Henry Hagelstein-----------------------------------------------------Harrison, Arkansas Hamilton Management Corp_________________________Denver, Colorado Hill, Crawford & Lanford, Inc_______________________Little Rock, Arkansas Gilbert Howell Company____________________________ Little Rock, Arkansas Investors Diversified Services, Inc.__________________ Minneapolis, Minnesota Jeff port Corp------------------------------------------------------------ Houston, Texas Kurt Kauffman, an individual_______________________ Hot Springs, Arkansas E. Davis Kolb, Investments_______________________ Fort Smith, Arkansas McDonald, Evans & Company_______________________ Kansas City, Missouri Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane______________ New York, New York King Merritt & Company, Inc________________________ New York, New York Mississippi Chemical Corp__________________________ Yazoo City, Mississippi B. C. Morton & Company____________________________Boston, Massachusetts National Security Corp_____________________________ Little Rock, Arkansas Nunn-Groves Company______________________________Little Rock, Arkansas Raney Investment Company, Inc____________________ New York, New York T. J. Raney & Sons_________________________________ New York, New York Reinholdt & Gardner________________________________St. Louis, Missouri Renyx, Field & Company, Inc------------------------------------ New York, New York Salomon Brothers & Hutzler________________________ New York, New York Scudder Fund Distributors, Inc______________________New York, New York Securities Management Corp________________________ Dallas, Texas Sharp-Kellar Security Company____________________ Conway, Arkansas Slayton & Company, Inc------------------------------------------- St. Louis, Missouri Southern Securities Corp____________________________ Little Rock, Arkansas Southwest Securities, Inc_____ ^------------------------------- Little Rock, Arkansas Robert L. Spear, Investments------------------------------------- Fort Smith, Arkansas Stephens Brothers, Investments____________________ Little Rock, Arkansas Stephens, Inc------------------------------------------------------------ Little Rock, Arkansas Dabbs Sullivan Company------------------------------------------ Tittle Rock. Arkansas Thomson & McKinnon_______________________________ New York, New York E. L. Villareal & Company-----------------------------------------Little Rock, Arkansas 168 State of Arkansas: Bank Department Waddell & Reed, Inc__________ Walston & Company, Inc_____ Walton & Company, Inc_____ Caleb C. Watson, an individual. Sam Watson Company_______ Womeldorff & Lindsey_______ Kansas City, Missouri San Francisco, Calif. Little Rock, Arkansas Jonesboro, Arkansas Little Rock, Arkansas Little Rock, Arkansas
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