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REPORT OF THE BANK COMMISSIONER OF ARKANSAS 19 5 0 SID M cMATH Governor ED I. M cKIN LEY, Jr. State Bank Commissioner THIRTY-SIXTH REPORT OF TH E BANK COMMISSIONER OF TH E STATE OF ARKANSAS FO R TH E Y E A R ENDING JUNE ,30, 1950 ED I. M cK IN ^EY, Jr. State Bank Commissioner ST A T E O F A R K A N SAS OFFICE O F ST A T E BANK D E PA R TM E N T L IT T L E ROCK, A R K A N SAS July 30, 1950 To His Excellency Sid McMath Governor of Arkansas Sir: I have the honor of submitting to you the Thirty-Sixth Annual Report o f the State Bank Department for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1950, in compliance with the terms and provisions of Act 113 of 1913 (Now found in Section 67-111, Arkansas Statutes of 1947). The report reflects the condition o f State chartered banks and trust com panies, building and loan associations, industrial loan companies, credit unions and other factual data pertaining to the operation of the Depart ment. During the period covered by this report the banks and trust com panies increased their resources $12,103,000, for an all time high as shown by previous reports. The compiled report as of June 30, 1950, reflect that these resources were composed o f the following: U. S. Government obligations.......................... $158,652,000 or 41.3% Cash and due from banks.—............................ 102,081,000 or 26.6% Municipal and other bonds.............................. 26,025,000 or 6.6% Loans and discounts.......................................... 94,149,000 or 24.5% Bank buildings, equipment, real estate and other resources........................ 2,908,000 or 1.0% 383,815,000 100. % Since June 30, 1949, the total capital funds in all State banks and trust companies have increased $2,682,744.91. bringing the total capital funds to a record high of $29,064,457.02. The banks are to be com mended for their continuing policy of retention of a large part of their earnings to increase their capital accounts and, so, giving greater pro tection to the public. The President o f the United States in his message to Congress on July 19, 1950, pointed out that as a further important safeguard against inflation we shall need to restrain credit expansion and that if we are to be successful there must be sensible and restrained action by busi nessmen, laborers, farmers, and consumers. The banks and other lending institutions of this State have demon strated by their loyal response at critical periods in the past that they will stand united with their Government in the situation that now con fronts us, and I feel confident that the banks and all other institutions engaged in extending credit in this State will exercise special care in their lending and investment activities, The Department again is mindful and deeply appreciative of the fine cooperation it has received from the Office of the Governor, the Members of the State Banking Board and the various other depart ments of the State Government. Respectfully submitted, Ed I. McKinley, Jr. State Bank Commissioner TABLE OF CONTENTS Page Legal Holidays.................................................................................................................... 7' Departmental Roster......................................................................................................... 8 Commissioners of State Bank Department...............................................................9 Receipts and Disbursements............................................................................................9 Comparative Abstract showing condition of State Banks and Trust Companies as of June 30, 1950 and June 30, 1949........................................... 10 Comparative Abstract showing condition of State and National Banks as of December 31, for the years 1949-1945......................................... 11 Comparative statement of condition of State Banks and Trust Companies for the past thirty-three years....................................................... 12 Consolidated report of Earnings and Dividends of State Banks and Trust Companies for the twelve months ending December 31, 1949.........13 Banking Facilities by Counties including State and National Banks, Teller’s Windows and Cooperative Exchanges.............................. 14-15 National Banks in Arkansas........................................................................................16 Members of Federal Reserve System........................................................................ 17 Commercial Banks Non-Members of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation....17 Trust Companies not engaged in commercial banking and non-members of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation......................................................... 17 State Banks Operating Teller’s Windows.............. ................................................. 18 National Banks Operating Teller’s Windows...........................................................IS New Banks Chartered..................................................................................................... 18 Amendments Altering Capital Structure................................................................... 18 Amendments changing number of Directors............................................................. 19 Banks which have retired Preferred Stock.............................................................19 Individual statement of condition of all State Banks and Trust Companies as of June 30, 1950...................................................................... 20-108 Combined and individual statement of condition of Cooperative Exchanges as of June 30, 1950.....................................................................109-112 BUILDING AND LOAN AND SECURITIES DIVISION Combined and individual statement of condition of Building and Loan Associations as of December 31, 1949..............................................115-119 List of Voluntarily Liquidating State Chartered Building and Loan Associations.................................................................................................... 120 Combined and individual statement of condition of Industrial Loan Institutions operating under Act 111 of 1941 as of June 30, 1950.......122-125 Combined and individual statement of condition of Industrial Loan Institutions operating under Act 135 of 1937 as of June 30, 1950.........126-138 Combined and individual statement of condition of Credit Unions as of December 31, 1949.................................................................................139-145 Qualified Stock Exchanges................................................ 146 Dealers authorized to sell qualified or exempt Securities as of June 30, 1950.................................................................................................. 147 Combined operating statement of Burial Associations for Twelve month period ending December 31, 1949.......................................................... 148 Burial Associations authorized to sell membership certificates as of June 30, 1950..................................................... ............ ........................149-151 LEG AL H O LID A Y S Newr Year’s Day......................................... ....January 1. Robert E- Lee’s Birthday......................... ....January 19. George Washington’s Birthday............... —.February 22. Memorial Day............................................. ...May 30. Independence Day....................................... ...July 4. Commemorating the end of W orld War II..August 14. Labor Day................................................... ....First Monday in September. Armistice Day............................................. — November 11. Thanksgiving Day..................................... — Last Thursday in November. Christmas Day............................................. ....December 25. All Biennial Statewide Primary and General Election Days. All Bills o f Exchange, Drafts 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. 8 State o f Arkansas: Bank Department D E P A R T M E N T A L R O STE R Ed I. McKinley, Jr.............................................. State Bank Commissioner Theo P. Carson........................................... Assistant Bank Commissioner John L. Carter................................ .......Assistant Commissioner in charge Building and Loan and Securities Division. BAN K E X A M IN E R S D. S. Patterson F. C- Rayburn J. A. Welty A SSIST A N T E XA M IN ERS Herman H. Cooper, Jr. James Penick, Jr. Allan Rainwater B U ILD IN G AN D LO AN AN D SECU RITIES E X A M IN E R G. C. Mangum SE C R E T A R Y T O B AN K COM M ISSION ER Audrey Arnn CLERKS AN D STE N O G RAPH ERS Helen Lea Helen James Nora S. Powers ST A T E BAN KIN G BOARD C. E. Crossland, Chairman.......................................... Howard East.................................................................. Louis E. Hurley............................................................ Richard T. Steel............................................................ Grover E. Snider........................................................... Little Rock ....... Camden ..El Dorado ....... Conway ........ Manila 9 Thirty-sixth Report COMMISSIONERS OF THE STATE BANK DEPARTMENT STATE OF ARKANSAS No. Name Date of Appointment Date Service Ended 1. John M. Davis.........March 6, 1913..................... October 3, 1918 2 . A. J. Reap.................October .3, 1918....................March 22, 1919 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. Jernigam...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............. The following is a statement showing the receipts and disbursements of the State Bank Department from July 1, 1949 to June 30, 1950. RECEIPTS Cash balance with State Treasurer June 30, 1949..................................$ 47,924.02 Examination and assessment fees Bank Department.......$ 26,293.00 Charter and amendment fees Bank Department.............. 1,003.00 Miscellaneous fees Bank Department.................................. 14.12 Examination and assessment fees Building and Loan Division..................................................................... 1,647.49 Miscellaneous fees Securities Division................................ 19,117.92 48,075.53 % 95,999.55 DISBURSEMENTS Salary of Bank Commissioner............................................... $ 5,000.00 4,800.00 Salary of Assistant Bank Commissioner............................ Salary of Assistant Commissioner Securities Division.... 4,200.00 Salaries of Bank Examiners................................................... 12,250.00 Salaries of Assistant Bank Examiners.............................. 11,705.00 Salaries of Office Force.............. 7,800.00 Travel Expense...................................................:...................... 10,280.26 Maintenance................................................ 8,185.42 Printing Annual Report and Digest of Banking Laws..... 1,225.68 1,531.30 Charges by State Treasurer.............. Cash balance with State Treasurer June 30, 1950.................................. 66,977.66 29,021.89 $ 95,999.55 COMPARATIVE ABSTARCT SHOWING THE CONDITION OF STATE BANKS AND TRUST OF ARKANSAS AS OF JUNE 30, 1950 AND JUNE 30, 1949 Number of banks reporting June 30, 1950 176 COMPANIES Increase 2 June 30, 1949 174 ' Decrease 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...................................... $102,081,300.50 158,652,315.47 26,024,545.56 94,148,724.64 2,255,094.57 62,303.13 590,709.59 $ 96,605,765.21 148,075,011.08 23,346,263.41 101,075,186.13 1,968,762.60 97,799.21 543,083.38 TOTAL RESOURCES.......................... $383,814,993.46 $371,711,871.02 $ 12,103,122.44 (Net) LIABILITIES: Demand deposits.................................... Savings and time deposits................... U. S. Government deposits............. Public funds............................................ Deposits of banks.................................. $256,230,795.42 42,144,184.29 3,105,759.34 41,344,379.47 11,463,022.18 $259,682,832.48 40,107,773.70 2,207,688.78 33,193,725.11 9,708,714.42 $ TOTAL DEPOSITS................................ Other Liabilities........................................ . $354,288,140.70 462,395.74 $344,900,734.49 429,424.42 $ 9,387,406.21 32,971.32 (Net) TOTAL LIABILITIES.......................... $354,750,536.44 $345,330,158.91 $ 9,420,377.53 (Net) $ $ 9,366,000.00 8,558,500.00 8,457,212.11 $ 436.500.00 937.500.00 1,308,744.91 2,682,744.91 9,802,500.00 9,496,000.00 9,765,957.02 • 5,375,535.29 10,577,304.39 2,678,282.15 6,826,461.49 286,331.97 35,496.08 47,626.21 $ 2,036,410.59 898,070.56 8,150,654.36 1,754,307.76 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS........ $ 29,064,457.02 $ 26,381,712.11 $ TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS AND TOTAL LIABILITIES......... $383,814,993.46 $371,711,871.02 $ 12,103,122.44 $ (Net) 3,452,037.06 State of Arkansas: Bank Department CAPITAL ACCOUNTS: Capital stock............................. .............. Surplus .................................................... Undivided profits and reserves......... $ COMPARATIVE ABSTRACT SHOWING CONDITION OF STATE AND NATIONAL BANKS OF ARKANSAS AS OF DECEMBER 31, 1949-1945 1949 227 1948 225 1947 221 1946 219 1945 215 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............................ ...... .......... $258,063,000 335.019.000 66,282,000 192.620.000 4.205.000 135,000 1.064.000 $266,865,000 314.912.000 62,581,000 207.586.000 3,736,000 153.000 881.000 $262,687,000 357.347.000 63,080,000 152.089.000 3.425.000 132,000 1.110.000 $263,804,000 379.312.000 56,317,000 125.931.000 3,122,000 134.000 702.000 $267,053,000 388.531.000 43,719,000 102.261.000 2,880,000 159.000 884.000 TOTAL RESOURCES.................................. $857,388,000 $856,713,000 $839,870,000 $829,322,000 $805,487,000 LIABILITIES: Capital stock....................................... ....... . Surplus.............................................................. Undivided profits and reserves................ $ 18,133,000 20.591.000 16.850.000 $ 17,536,000 18.645.000 14.680.000 $ 16,726,000 17.142.000 12.047.000 $ 15,014,000 16.074.000 11.145.000 $ 14,037,000 13,577,000 8,812,000 Total capital accounts.............................. . D eposits..... .......................... ....... ...... ............. Other liabilities.............................................. $ 55,574,000 799,721,000 2,093,000 $ 50,861,000, 804,138,000 1,714,000 $ 45,915,000 792,577,000 1,378,000 $ 42,233,000 786,115,000 974,000 $ 36,426,000 768,348,000 713,000 TOTAL LIABILITIES.................................. $857,388,000 $856,713,000 $839,870,000 $829,322,000 $805,487,000 Thirty-sixth Report Number of banks COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF STATE BANKS AND TRUST FOR PAST THIRTY-THREE YEARS Number Banks Date 29, 30, 30, 30, 30, 30, 30, 30, 30, 30, 30, 29, 30, 30, 30, 30, 30, 29, 30, 30, 30, 30, 29, 30, 30, 30, 30, 30, 29, 30, 30, 30, 30, 1918................... 1919......... ......... 1920...... . 1921.... ..... ........ 1922................... 1923.................. 1924.................. 1925................... 1926.................. 1927.................. 1928.—.............. 1929................... 1930— ..... ........ 1931................... 1932......... ........ 1933. ........ ........ 1934................... 1935.......... 1936................... 1937.......... 1938.......... 1939......... ____ 1940_____ ......... 1941____ ......... 1942.......... ....... 1943..... .. — .... 1944................... 1945................... 1946................... 1947................... 1948......... ......... 1949......... 1950................... 389 386 404 406 402 403 397 396 394 376 358 347 329 265 223 202 189 180 178 176 171 167 169 166 166 161 161 163 169 170 174 174 176 $ 90,194,100 109,447,800 129,669,700 104,393,600 106,276,400 128,580,700 123,365,300 136,552,900 142,107,300 134,788,700 135,849,800 137,636,800 131,936,800 92,097,800 62,043,400 47,335,000 41,756,400 50,646,500 59,441,000 66,036,600 66,771,000 73,397,300 79,079,100 94,733,000 128,975,900 190,153,500 226,832,800 302,720,500 355,193,200 346,132,500 340,469,900 344,900,700 354,288,100 Loans and Discounts $ 78,279,700 93,519,700 133,256,200 113,064,400 101,031,600 109,443,400 114,950,900 117,669,200 123,464,400 112,051,800 109,167,900 109,438,700 111,542,200 67,063,800 46,374,800 29,925,600 23,434,300 25,039,400 22,088,500 24,965,600 29,138,400 36,443,100 32,496,900 33,420,100 30,666,600 30,497,300 42,121,000 50,282,600 49,928,600 70,403,400 82,157,200 101,075,200 94,148,700 Borrowed Money $ 7,823,100 14,338,600 29,775,800 27,416,000 14,857,200 9,639,800 14,237,400 13,403,100 13,078,300 8,011,600 7,120,500 8,333,200 12,018,900 3,356,600 7,676,700 6,798,200 3,515,800 320,500 148,300 233,500 88,100 206,100 72,300 75,100 56,700 83,700 81,700 106,700 131,700 116,700 221,700 118,200 148,200 Cash $ 23 321,400 30,106,900 30.754.800 25,680,400 27,074,700 34,083,000 28,651,300 34,129,800 35,902,800 35,390,100 33,484,400 32,607,700 30,886,200 26,347,000 20,014,800 19,530,100 18,594,700 20,827,300 29.198,000 28,661,800 26,501,600 27,761,400 34,852,000 46,087,100 75.993,000 88,424,600 87,156,400 115,746,100 114,416,400 102,647,800 96,311,500 96,605,800 102,081,300 U. S. Gov’t Bonds Capital Structure Total Resources $ $ 20,898,400 21,441,000 24,582,100 25,474,800 25,270,900 25,842,200 25,770,300 25,186,900 25,374,100 24,424,800 23,434,400 23,593,100 23,169,300 17,551,500 14,937,100 12,398,500 12,047,800 11,693,400 11,769,900 12,059,300 12,084,800 12.280,700 12,567,100 12,805,500 13,316,600 13,904,500 15,076,800 16,624,500 18,908,900 21,414,700 23,769,900 26,381,700 29,064,500 $118,318,000 145,181,000 184,146,700 157,210,300 145,697,700 162,928,400 161,946,800 171,348,400 179,174,100 167,369,800 167,013,100 170,668,000 168,358,500 114,721,200 85,708,100 67,506,400 57,423,900 62,770,700 71,508,200 78,432,900 79,016,200 85,961,400 92,002,700 107,936,900 142,710,700 204,492,600 242,132,900 319,689,500 374,451,600 367,934,700 364,722,300 371,711,900 383,815,000 7,832,500 12,295,800 9,830,300 6,658,000 3,558,000 6,626,900 3,604,000 4,720,100 4,401,600 4,426,700 6,048,500 8,403,100 4,892,500 4,101,500 6,061,500 6,946,200 7,155,500 9,206,600 11,254,400 12,197,200 10,842,300 9,198,600 10,664,100 12,705,800 21,423,800 71,252,800 97,906,100 137,559,700 187,100,000 170,818,800 160,340,700 148,075,000 158,652,300 State of Arkansas: Bank Department June June June June June June June June June June June June June June June June June June June June June June June June June June June June June June June June June Deposits COMPANIES Thirty-sixth Report 13 CONSOLIDATED REPORT OF EARNINGS AND DIVIDENDS OF STATE BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES FOR THE TWELVE MONTHS ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1949 EARNINGS: Interest and discount on loans............................$5,187,544.54 Interest and dividends on securities.................. 2,969,371.61 Service charges, exchange charges, etc............ 2,471,797.48 Other operating earnings................................... 350,529.09 Total earnings from operations............................................... $10,979,242.72 EXPENSES: Salaries, wages and director’s fees.......................$3,586,504.36 Interest paid............................................................... 366,764.67 Taxes other than income..................... 235,291.60 Taxes on income..................................................... 958,474.99 Other current expenses......................................... 2,130,686.22 Total current operating expenses 7,277,721.84 Net current operating earnings 3,701,520.88 RECOVERIES AND PROFITS: Recoveries and profits on securities sold.........$ 87,360.82 Recoveries on loans............................................... 111,504.36 All others.............................................. ...................... 109,912.17 308,777.35 Total ............................................................................................... $ 4,010,298.23 LOSSES CHARGED OFF: On securities...................... ... ................................$ 86,897.20 On loans........................................... ......................... 581,151.75 249,210.33 All others.................................................................. 917,259.28 Net profits before dividends................................................... $ 3,093,038.95 DIVIDENDS PAID: Cash dividends paid on common stock.............. $ 887,975.00 On preferred stock................................................. 1,083.08 889,058.08 Net profits after dividends.......................................................$ 2,203,980.87 OTHER INCREASES IN CAPITAL ACCOUNTS: New common stock sold....................................... $ 120,000.00 Premium on common stock sold.......................... 50,000.00 Other contributions................................................. 10,000.00 180,000.00 Total ............................................................................................. $ 2,383,980.87 OTHER DECREASES’ IN CAPITAL ACCOUNTS: Preferred stock retired...................................................................... 12,500.00 NET ADDITION TO CAPITAL ACCOUNTS FOR 1949...........$ 2,371,480.87 14 State o f Arkansas: Bank Department BANKING FACILITIES BY COUNTIES INCLUDING STATE AND NATIONAL BANKS. TELLER’S WINDOWS AND COOPERATIVE EXCHANGES County Arkansas........ Ashley............. Baxter............. Benton............ Boone.............. Bradley........... Calhoun.......... Carroll............ Chicot............. Clark.............. Clay................. Cleburne......... Cleveland....... Columbia........ Conway........... Craighead...... Crawford........ Crittenden..... Cross............... Dallas............. Desha.............. Drew............... Faulkner........ Franklin......... Fulton............. Garland.......... Grant.............. Greene............ Hempstead.... Hot Spring.... Howard.......... Independence. Izard............... Jackson.......... Jefferson........ Johnson.......... Lafayette....... Lawrence....... Lee.................. Lincoln........... Little River... Logan............. Lonoke........... Madison......... Marion............ Miller............. Mississippi.... Monroe........... Montgomery.. Nevada........... Newton.......... Ouachita........ Perry.............. Phillips.......... Pike................ State Banks National Banks Teller’s Windows 2 1 1 4 2 1 1 1 1 3 4 3 2 2 2 1 2 Cooperative Exchange 6 1 2 2 1 1 1 5 4 4 3 1 1 1 2 2 1 1 3 1 1 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 * 1 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 3 2 2 3 1 1 2 1 1 1 2 1 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 6 1 1 5 3 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 4 3 3 1 2 1 15 Thirty-sixth Report BANKING FACILITIES BY COUNTIES INCLUDING STATE AND NATIONAL BANKS, TELLER’S WINDOWS AND COOPERATIVE EXCHANGES County Poinsett.............................................. . Polk........................................................ Pope........................................................ Prairie.................................................... Pulaski................................................... Randolph............................................... St. Francis.......................... Saline..................................................... Scott....................... Searcy.................................................... Sebastian.............................................. Sevier..................................................... Sharp...................................................... Stone...................................................... Union...................................................... Van Buren............................................ Washington........................................... White..................................................... W oodruff............................................... Yell......................................................... State Banks 5 1 5 2 4 2 2 1 1 2 4 2 4 1 4 1 5 7 2 3 National Banks Teller’s Windows Cooperative Exchange 1 1 1 3 2 1 3 1 1 1 2 2 1 1 1 1 176 52 v U 7 ________________________________________ .___________ _ X _____________________ \ 16 State o f Arkansas: Bank Department NATIONAL BANKS IN ARKANSAS Name 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................... Peoples National Bank........................... Union National Bank............................... First National Bank................................ Malvern National Bank........................... First National Bank................................ Planters National Bank........................... First National Bank................................ . First National Bank................................. National Bank of Commerce................. New 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.............................. First National Bank................................ Citizens National Bank.......................... First National Bank of Lawrence Co. First National Bank................................ Location County ..Arkadelphia............... Clark Ashdown............ ........Little River .Batesville........... .......Independence . Berry ville........... ........Carroll ..Blytheville......... ........Mississippi .Camden.............. ........Ouachita .Clarksville......... ........Johnson ..Conway............. ........Faulkner .DeQueen............. ........Sevier DeWitt................ .......Arkansas .El Dorado.......... ........Union .El Dorado.......... ........Union .Fayetteville....... ........Washington .Fordyce.............. ........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 ..Nashville.................... Howard ..Newport............. ........Jackson ..Paragould.......... ........Greene ..Paragould.......... ........Greene ..Paris................... ........Logan ..Pine Bluff......... ........Jefferson ..Pine Bluff......... ........Jefferson ...Rogers............... ........Benton ..Springdale......... ........Washington ..Stuttgart............ ..Texarkana......... ........Miller ..Tuckerman........ .......Jackson ..Walnut Ridge.............Lawrence ..Walnut Ridge... .........Lawrence ..Wynne................ ........Cross 17 Thirty-sixth Report MEMBERS OF FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Date of Admission Name of Bank and Location Capital and Surplus April 21, 1941................ Elk Horn Bank & Trust Company................... $200,000.00 Arkadelphia August 23, 1918............ Farmers Bank & Trust Company..................... 600,000.00 Blytheville May 10, 1944.................. Bank of Brinkley.................................................. 100,000.00 Brinkley April 28, 1941................ The Merchants & Planters Bank....................... 150,000.00 Camden September 11, 1942.......The Exchange Bank & Trust Company........... 200,000.00 El Dorado January 7, 1944............ Mcllroy Bank......................................................... 200,000.00 Fayetteville September 22, 1933......Fordyce Bank & Trust Company........................ 150,000.00 Fordyce September 25, 1942......Arkansas Trust Company................................... 600,000.00 Hot Springs July 26, 1945................. Peoples Bank & Loan Company........................ 80,000.00 Lewisville March 20, 1919............. Worthen Bank & Trust Company.................2,000,000.00 Little Rock September 20, 1944......Farmers & Merchants Bank............................... 100,000.00 Marianna July 21, 1920................. The Bank of Russellville..................................... 120,000.00 Russellville August 23, 1923........... Peoples Exchange Bank....................................... 120,000.00 Russellville June 9, 1942................... Grant County Bank............................................... 100,000.00 Sheridan April 11, 1944............... Smackover State Bank....................................... 75,000.00 Smackover May 20, 1921................. Bank of Waldron.................................................... 100,000.00 Waldron COMMERCIAL BANKS—NON MEMBERS FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Name Location Farmers & Merchants Bank............................................... Des Arc Portland Bank........................................................................ Portland Bank of Sidney.........................................................................Sidney TRUST COMPANIES NOT ENGAGED IN COMMERCIAL BANKING AND NON MEMBERS FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION^ Name Location Arkansas Valley Trust Company................................Fort Smith ' Guaranty Loan & Trust Company........................................Helena ** Metropolitan Trust Company..................................... Little Rock ^ State o f Arkansas: Bank Department 18 STATE BANKS OPERATING TELLER’S WINDOWS Location Name of Bank ....Bald Knob ....Benton ....DeWitt ....Forrest City ....Forrest City ...Greenwood ....McGehee ... ..Monette ....^sceola ....r sceola ....Paragould ....Plainview ....Prescott ....Siloam Spgs. ....Tuckerman ....Warren ....Wilson Location Teller’s Window County Bradford Bauxite Gillett Cotton Plant DeValls Bluff Hartford Arkansas City Caraway Joiner Luxora Marmaduke Ola Emmet Gentry Swifton Hermitage Keiser White Saline Arkansas W oodruff Prairie Sebastian Desha Craighead Mississippi Mississippi Greene Yell Nevada Benton Jackson Bradley Mississippi NATIONAL BANKS OPERATING TELLER’S WINDOWS State National Bank....................................Texarkana Foreman Little River NEW BANKS CHARTERED July 1, 1949 to June 30, 1950 Surplus Charter Number Jacksonville State Bank, Jacksonville, Pulaski County, August 2, 1949............................ $50,000.00 $10,000.00 701 Farmers State Bank, Lake City, Craighead County, February 28, 1950...................... 10,000.00 702 Name, Location and Date Capital 50,000.00 AMENDMENTS ALTERING CAPITAL STRUCTURE July 1, 1949 to June 30, 1950 1. Bank of Amity, Amity, increased capital stock from $35,000.00 to $50,000.00 by sale of $15,000.00 par value of new stock. 2. Benton State Bank, Benton, increased capital stock from $75,000.00 to $100,000.00 by the declaration of a 33%% stock dividend. 3. Bank of Bentonville, Bentonville, increased capital stock from $30,000.00 to $40,000.00 by the declaration of a 33%% stock dividend. 4. Bank of Crossett, Crossett, increased capital stock from $50,000.00 to $100,000.00 by the declaration of a 100% stock dividend. 5. Bank of England, England, increased capital stock from $25,000.00 to $50,000.00 by the declaration of a 100% stock dividend. 6. The First Bank, Griffithville, increased common stock from $3,500.00 to $11,000.00 by the declaration of a $7,500.00 stock dividend; retired $1,000.00 par value of preferred stock owned by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, leaving the total capital at $15,000.00 of which $11,000.00 is common stock and $4,000.00 preferred stock. 7. Fordyce Bank and Trust Company, Fordyce, increased capital stock from $50,000.00 to $100,000.00 by the declaration of a 100% stock dividend. 8. Prairie County Bank, Hazen, increased capital stock from $50,000.00 to $60,000.00 by the declaration of a 20% stock dividend. 9. Arkansas Trust Company, Hot Springs, increased capital stock from $250,000.00 to $300,000.00 by the declaration of a 20% stock dividend. 19 Thirty-sixth Report 10. Bank of Keo, Keo, increased capital stock from $15,000.00 to $25,000.00 by the sale of $10,000.00 par value of new stock. 11. Bank of Melbourne, Melbourne, increased capital stock from $15,000.00 to $25,000.00 by the declaration of a 66%% stock dividend. 12. The Security Bank & Trust Company, Paragould, increased capital stock from $50,000.00 to $75,000.00 by the sale of $25,000.00 par value of new stock. 13. Bank of Salem, Salem, increased capital stock from $25,000.00 to $50,000.00 by the declaration of a 100% stock dividend. 14. Merchants & Planters Bank, Sparkman, increased capital stock from $10,000.00 to $20,000.00 by the declaration of a 100% stock dividend. 15. Bank of Trumann, Trumann, increased capital stock from $50,000.00 to $100,000.00 by the declaration of a 100% stock dividend. AMENDMENTS CHANGING NUMBER OF DIRECTORS July 1, 1949 to June 30, 1950 Name Location Elk Horn Bank & Trust Company..... .....Arkadelphia............ ..... The Bank of Augusta............................ .....Augusta.................... ..... Farmers Bank & Trust Company....... .....Blytheville............... ..... Bank of Franklin.................................... .....Franklin................... ..... Clark County Bank................................ .....Gurdon..................... ..... Mercantile Bank...................................... .....Jonesboro................ ..... Merchants & Planters Bank................ .....Manila...................... ..... Marked Tree Bank.................................. .....Marked Tree........... ..... Bank of Mountain View........................ .....Mountain View....... ..... Pike County Bank.................................... .....Murfreesboro........ . ..... Citizens Bank........................................... .....Smithville................ ..... Merchants & Planters Bank................ .....Warren..................... ..... From 5 to 10 3 to 7 5 to 9 5 6 9 3 to 5 5 3 3 to 7 3 to 5 3 to 9 To 5 to 12 5 to 11 7 to 15 3 3 to 9 9 to 15 3 to 9 6 3 to 7 3 to 9 3 to 10 5 to 12 BANKS DISCONTINUING TELLER’S WINDOWS July 1, 1949 to June 30, 1950 Location of Teller’s Name Location Window Date Danville State Bank _____Danville............. Belleville............ January 21, 1950 The Searcy Bank....................Searcy.................Pangburn........... February 28, 1950 BANKS WHICH HAVE RETIRED PREFERRED STOCK July 1, 1949 to June 30, 1950 Name Location Bank of Dierks..............................................Dierks ......................................$ First Bank......................................................Griffithville ........ Citizens Bank.................................................Pottsville .................................. Amount 5,000.00 1,000.00 7,500.00 $13,500.00 State o f Arkansas: Bank Department 20 T H IR T Y -S IX T H REPORT of STATEMENT OF ARKANSAS BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES AS S H O W N BY T H E C A L L OF JU N E 30, 1950 Cities and Towns Alphabetically Arranged by Postoffices C O M M E R C IA L BANK A T A L M A , A L M A Crawford County Chartered January 31, 1910 Telephone Number 56 Officers Transit Number 81-272 Directors W. E. Byars............................President J. Fred Alexander.....Exec. Vice-Pres. Reves L. Bolling........................ Cashier Margaret Adams.............. Asst. Cashier J. Fred Alexander W. H. Cole Reves L. Bolling T. H. Kibler E. Bradley C. R. Starbird W. E. Byars STATEMENT CF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts..... $ 207,725.06 Overdrafts ...................... 619,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations.. 40,300.00 Other bonds and securities 7,112.95 Furniture and fixtures..... Banking house.................... 1.00 Other real estate.............. Cash and due from banks 355,092.23 Other resources................. 2,748.59 Capital Stock...................... $ 25,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 25,000.00 22,605.56 Undivided profits............... Reserves ............................ 241.47 Demand deposits............... 1,045,115.45 Time deposits..................... 6,789.72 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 1,666.06 Public funds........................ 105,561.57 Deposits of banks............. Total dep........$1,159,132.80 Other liabilities. Total $1,231,979.82 Total $1,231,979.83 Thirty-sixth Report 21 BANK OF A M I T Y , A M I T Y Clark County Telephone Number 13 Chartered November 30, 1905 Officers Transit Number 81-287 Directors G. W. Tolleson.......................... President W. H. Olds........................Vice-President Cleda Olds......................................Cashier Oral M. Walker..............Asst. Cashier Lyn Maxey Cleda Olds W. H. Olds G. W. Tolleson Oral M. Walker STATEMENT OF JUNE 30. 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures..... Banking house.................... Other real estate.............. Cash and due from banks.. Other resources.................. 400,683.79 87.91 684,318.22 288,604.16 502.90 250.00 283,796.77 1.00 Capital Stock...................... $ 50,000.00 Surplus fund...................... 50,000.00 Undivided profits.............. 48,807.85 Reserves ............................ 7,000.00 Demand deposits................ 954,202.12 Time deposits.................... 514,871.43 U. S. Gov’t deposits......... 710.19 Public funds........................ 32,653.16 Deposits of banks............. Total dep........$1,502,436.90 Other liabilities.................. Total ................................ $1,658,244.75 Total ................................$1,658,244.75 E L K HORN BANK A N D T R U S T C O M PAN Y, A R K A D E L P H IA Chartered September 28, 1903 Clark County Telephone Number 7 Officers W. E. J. H. C. C. A. J. A. C. W. P. W. L. Transit Number 81-133 Directors Barkman......................President Lookadoo...............Vice-President Lookadoo...............Vice-President Vestal.................... Vice-President Stone......................Vice-President Jones, Jr......................... Cashier Stover.................... Asst. Cashier W. E. Barkman A. P. Greene Clarence Hardin W. P. Jones, Jr. C. C. Lookadoo G. W. Lookadoo J. H. Lookadoo E. E. Meador A. C. Stone J. P. Sturgis A. J. Vestal J. B. Wingfield STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.......$1,396,004.82 114.52 Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 1,538,522.00 Other bonds and securities 152,775.00 Furniture and fixtures..... 9,977.46 Banking house.................... 30,022.54 Other real estate.............. Cash and due from banks.. 962,739.01 Other resources................. 1,516.88 Capital Stock...................... $ 100,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 100,000.00 Undivided profits.............. 46,639.93 Reserves ................. .......... Demand deposits.............. 1,909,280.71 Time deposits.................... 1,065,896.42 U. S. Gov’t deposits......... 5,150.00 Public funds........................ 864,705.17 Deposits of banks............... Total dep........$3,845,032.30 Other liabilities.................. Total $4,091,672.23 Total $4,091,672.23 State o f Arkansas: Bank Department 22 M E R C H A N T S A N D P L A N T E R S BA NK A N D T R U S T C O M P A N Y , A R K A D E L P H IA Clark County Chartered June 15, 1911 Telephone Number 291 Officers Transit Number 81-469 Directors H. T. R oss................................ President Jett Black...........Vice-Pres. & Cashier Catherine Condray.......... Asst. Cashier Lottie Watson.................. Asst. Cashier Jett Black J. H. Crawford H. Grady Elms Roy F. Golden James C. Hobgood D. W. McMillan E. N. McElhannon H. T. Ross Ralph Williams STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations....... Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures..... Banking house.................... Other real estate............... Cash and due from banks Other resources................... 694,762.04 260,000.00 223,441.70 5,000.00 11,000.00 2.00 669,694.97 1.00 Capital stock...................... $ 100,000.00 Surplus fund....................... 50,000.00 Undivided profits............... 21,768.79 Reserves ............................ 18,505.36 Demand deposits................. 1,088,589.91 Time deposits..................... 245,938.43 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 17,074.28 Public funds........................ 322,024.94 Deposits of banks............. Total dep........$1,673,627.56 Other liabilities. $1,863,901.71 Total Total $1,863,901.71 BA NK OF ASH F LA T , ASH F L A T Sharp County Chartered February 20, 1912 Telephone Number 3642 Officers Transit Number 81-499 Directors Odus Carpenter...................... President Horace Martin................Vice-President Willene Brawley........................ Cashier Willene Brawley Odus Carpenter Horace Martin V. McJunkins STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Liabilities Resources Loans and discounts.........$ 112,026.17 Overdrafts .......................... 38.88 U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 276,(100.00 Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures..... 1.00 Banking house.................... 400.00 Other real estate............... Cash and due from banks.. 112,959.16 Other resources.................. Capital stock...................... : Surplus fund........................ Undivided profits............... Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................. Time deposits...................... U. S. Govt, deposits......... Public funds........................ Deposits of banks............... Total dep........$ 457,436.29 20, 000.00 10, 000.00 13,988.92 440,728.58 8,087.38 8,620.33 Other liabilities. Total .$ 501,425.21 Total $ 501,425.21 Thirty-sixth Report 23 B A NK OF A T K IN S , A T K I N S Pope County Chartered September 19, 1895 Telephone Number 136 Officers Transit Number 81-215 Directors J. M. Barker............................ President J. M. Barker, Jr............Vice-President C. A. Barker................................Cashier J. M. Barker J. M. Barker, Jr. C. A. Barker STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts..... $ 155,195.43 56.05 Overdrafts ...................... 501,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations.. 6,945.48 Other bonds and securities 3,629.22 Furniture and fixtures..... 2,513.59 Banking house.................... Other real estate.............. Cash and due from banks.. 151,060.71 Other resources.................. Capital stock...................... $ 30,000.00 Surplils fund........................ 15,000.00 Undivided profits.............. 33,895.70 Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................ 688,553.92 Time deposits...................... U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 1,050.00 Public funds........................ 51,900.86 Deposits of banks............. Total dep........$ 741,504.78 Other liabilities.................. Total ................................ $ 820,400.48 Total ................................ $ 820,400.48 T H E BA NK OF AU GU STA , A U G U S T A Woodruff County Chartered February 20, 1935 Telephone Number 1 Officers Transit Number 81-718 Directors J. H. Snapp.............Chairman of Board W. M. Sale.............................. President Geo. L. Beard..................Vice-President R. E. Gregory..................Vice-President W. T. Mills, Jr............................ Cashier Kennady Sale.................. Asst. Cashier Geo. L. Beard R. E. Gregory R. J. Haralson W. T. Mills, Jr. W. M. Sale J. Ford Smith J. H. Snapp C. R. Stacy John H. Stanley STATEMENT OF JUNE 30. 1950 Resources Loans and discounts.........$ Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures..... Banking house.................... Other real estate.............. Cash and due from banks.. Other resources.................. Liabilities 548,904.15 476.63 741,143.45 219,735.87 3,749.76 2,520.00 429,723.38 624.40 Capital stock...................... $ 50,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 50,000.00 Undivided profits............... 48,794.22 Reserves .............................. 29,000.00 Demand deposits................ 1,344,290.24 Time deposits.................... U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 14,485.84 Public funds........................ 399,417.90 Deposits of banks............. Total dep........$1,758,193.98 Other liabilities.................. Total .................................. $1,946,877.64 10,889.44 Total .................................. $1,946,877.64 State o f Arkansas: Bank Department 24 C IT IZ E N S S T A T E BANK, BALD KNOB White County Chartered January 22, 1931 Telephone Number 14 Officers Transit Number 81-673 Directors E. D. Williams President & Cashier T. W. Leggett, Sr..........Vice-President H. A. Whitley................ Vice-President Mrs. M. N. Hall.............. Asst. Cashier Joe H. Collison H. A. Whitley Jennings Leggett E. D. Williams STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts..... $ 110,473.36 Overdrafts ...................... U. S. Gov’t obligations.. 923,800.00 18,945.75 Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures....... 2,800.00 Banking house.................... 9,000.00 Other real estate.............. Cash and due from banks.. 637,685.65 Other resources.................. Capital stock...................... $ 25,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 25,000.00 Undivided profits............... 12,927.84 Reserves .............................. 40,000.00 Demand deposits................. 1,307,272.39 Time deposits...................... U. S: Gov’t deposits........... 11,745.86 Public funds........................ 252,238.91 Deposits of banks............. 28,519.76 Total dep........$1,599,776.92 Other liabilities.................. Total ................................$1,702,704.76 Total .................................$1,702,704.76 T H E C IT IZ E N S BANK, BEA RDEN Ouachita County Chartered June 7, 1945 Telephone Number 129 Officers Transit Number 81-749 Directors Garland Anthony......................President Oliver Anthony................Vice-President R. W. Launius................Vice-President Hugh Thompson............................Cashier T. E. Evans...................... Asst. Cashier Garland Anthony O. B. Livingston Oliver Anthony W. O. Proctor J. W. Gossett Hugh Thompson R. W. Launius STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ 104,819.74 Overdrafts .......................... 188.26 U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 288,600.06 Other bonds and securities 10,215.18 Furniture and fixtures..... 3,753.50 Banking house.................... Other real estate.............. Cash and due from banks.. 168,863.55 Other resources................. 22.90 Capital stock...................... $ 25,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 17,500.00 Undivided profits............... 6,914.35 Reserves .............................. 345.59 Demand deposits................. 472,928.48 Time deposits...................... U. S. Gov’t deposits.......... 571.57 Public funds........................ 53,203.20 Deposits of banks............. Total dep........$ 526,703.25 Other liabilities Total .$ 576,463.19 Total .$ 576,463.19 Thirty-sixth Report 25 C IT IZ E N S BANK, BEEBE White County Chartered June 21, 1917 Telephone Number 55 Officers Transit Number 81-588 Directors E. H. Abington........................ President Catherine C. Abington H. M. Dodds J. R. Sloan...................... Vice-President E. H. Abington I. N. Kelley J. R. Sloan T. E. Abington........ .................. Cashier T. E. Abington T. S. Dabney STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities 215,881.51 147.92 149,555.50 900.00 Loans and discounts.........i Overdrafts ............... .......... U. S. Gov’t obligations....... Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures....... Banking house.................... Other real estate.............. Cash and due from banks.. Other resources.................. 1.00 1.00 1.00 272,934.07 Capital stock...................... ! Surplus fund........................ Undivided profits.............. Reserves ............................ Demand deposits................ Time deposits.................. U. S. Gov’t deposits.......... Public funds........................ Deposits of banks.............. Total dep........$ 566,376.93 25,000.00 5,000.00 11,003.83 32,041.24 543,177.32 23,199.61 Other liabilities. 639,422.00 Total Total 639,422.00 B EN TO N S T A T E BANK, B EN TO N Chartered February 9, 1934 Saline County Telephone Number 2591 Officers Transit Number 81-711 Directors W. R. Alsobrook...................... President Dr. H. B. Alsobrook W. A. Springer.............. Vice-President W. R. Alsobrook T. B. Lyle.................................... Cashier Clyde E. Fish H. J. Gingles T. B. Lyle W. A. Springer D. J. Stirman L. B. White STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ 590,989.76 Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 1,656,972.79 Other bonds and securities 692,779.14 Furniture and fixtures..... 2,144.54 Banking house.................... 2,595.76 Other real estate............... Cash and due from banks.. 659,341.65 Other resources.................. Capital stock...................... $ 100,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 100,000.00 Undivided profits.............. 59,417.45 Reserves .............................. 23,307.00 Demand deposits................ 2,267,826.92 Time deposits.................... 369,997.03 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 17,843.37 Public funds........................ 641,931.87 Deposits of banks............. 24,500.00 Total dep........$3,322,099.19 Other liabilities.................. Total $3,604,823.64 Total $3,604,823.64 26 State o f Arkansas: Bank Department B A NK OF B E N T O N V I L L E , B E N T O N V I L L E Benton County Chartered February 25, 1931 Telephone Number 149 Transit Number 81-701 Officers Directors Arthur P. Smith.,................... President Vol T. Lindsey................Vice-President Fred Douglas.................................Cashier Earl Fields........................ Asst. Cashier Fred Douglas Melvin Hall Joe Knott Vol T. Lindsey Vern Rife Arthur P. Smith Leta D. Smith STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ 578,676.41 Overdrafts ........................ 357.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 1,748,946.53 Other bonds and securities 131,380.17 Furniture and fixtures..... 13,500.00 Banking house.................... 7,100.00 Other real estate.............. Cash and due from banks.. 1,199,265.29 Other resources.................. 17,677.92 Capital stock...................... $ 40,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 40,000.00 Undivided profits............... 50,477.22 Reserves .............................. 2,891.22 Demand deposits................. 2,279,198.22 Time deposits.................... 241,060.95 9,115.17 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... Public funds........................ 1,027,272.57 Deposits of banks............... 6,887.97 Total dep........$3,563,534.88 Other liabilities................... Total ................................$3,696,903.32 Total .................................$3,696,903.32 B A NK OF B L E V IN S , B L E V IN S Hempstead County Chartered August 12, 1912 Telephone Number 2274 Officers Transit Number 81-518 Directors H. M. Stephens...................... President Herbert M. Stephens....Vice-President P. C. Stephens............................ Cashier H. M. Stephens P. C. Stephens Herbert M. Stephens STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts..... $ 123,078.12 Overdrafts ...................... 116,100.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations.. 11,500.00 Other bonds and securities 2,312.00 Furniture and fixtures..... 500.00 Banking house.................... Other real estate.............. Cash and due from banks.. 87,395.85 Other resources.................. 173.25 Capital stock...................... $ 25,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 15,000.00 Undivided profits............... 15,170.44 3,165.09 Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................. 263,252.25 Time deposits...................... 5,188.70 U. S. Gov’t deposits.......... 3,063.75 Public funds........................ 11,218.99 Deposits of banks............... Total dep........$ 282,723.69 Other liabilities. Total $ 341,059.22 Total $ 341,059.22 27 Thirty-sixth Report F A R M E R S BA NK A N D T R U S T C O M PA N Y, B L Y T H E V I L L E Mississippi County Chartered March 16, 1908 Telpehone Number 4456 Officers Transit Number 81-105 Directors B. A. Lynch............................. President R. A. Porter....................Vice-President F. E. Warren................. Vice-President R. L. Banister..... ...................... Cashier B. F. Brogdon.................. Asst. Cashier J. L. Cherry R. A. Porter C. A. Cunningham B. S. Simmons I. R. Johnson F. E. Warren Chas. C. Langston L. H. Welch B. A. Lynch STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$2,617,988.89 Overdrafts .......................... 1,520.31 U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 4,613,000.00 Other bonds and securities 75,000.00 1.00 Furniture and fixtures..... Banking house.................... 60,000.00 Other real estate................. Cash and due from banks.. 1,195,911.43 Other resources.................. 46,135.44 Capital stock...................... ijf 200,000.00 Surplus fund...................... 400,000.00 Undivided profits.............. 146,168.66 14,142.52 Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................ 5,883,505.48 Time deposits...................... 1,098,530.49 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 49,312.21 Public funds........................ 579,048.14 Deposits of banks.............. 213,569.99 Total dep........$7,823,966.31 Other liabilities.................. Total ................................ $8,609,557.07 25,279.58 Total ................................ $8,609,557.07 C IT IZ E N S BANK, B O O N E V IL L E Chartered April 18, 1910 Logan County Telephone Number 274 Officers Transit Number 81-195 Directors Mattie Edwards....................... President Abe Williams—............... Vice-President Long John Williams................... Cashier Mattie Edwards Geo. R. Edwards Abe Williams Chas. X. Williams Long John Williams Paul X. Williams STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ 467,867.81 Overdrafts .......................... 3,160.18 U. S. Gov’t obligations....... 715,664.86 Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures..... 1.00 Banking house.................... 1.00 Other real estate................. 3.00 Cash and due from banks.. 635,018.85 Other resources.................. Capital stock...................... $ 50,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 50,000.00 Undivided profits............... 28,507.80 Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................ 1,481,292.42 Time deposits...................... U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 815.76 Public funds........................ 211,100.72 Deposits of banks............... Total dep........$1,693,208.90 Other liabilities. Total $1,821,716.70 Total $1,821,716.70 State o f Arkansas: Bank Department 28 T H E BA NK OF B R A D L EY, B R A D L E Y Lafayette County Chartered April 10, 1933 Telephone Number 7111 Transit Number 81-513 Officers Directors J. B. Edwards............................President Margaret R. Meek.......... Vice-President J. W. Meek....................................Cashier J. W. Meek, Jr............... Asst. Cashier J. B. Edwards L. B. Hamner J. W. Meek Margaret R. Meek W. T. Murphy, Jr. STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........! Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures..... Banking house.................... Other real estate................ ' Cash and due from banks.. Other resources.................. 226,031.70 20.24 120, 000.00 24,100.00 3,336.00 300.00 3.00 132,113.15 Capital stock...................... Surplus fund........................ Undivided profits............... Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................. Time deposits...................... U. S. Gov’t deposits........... Public funds........................ Deposits of banks............... Total dep........$ 442,455.99 25.000. 00 25.000. 00 13,448.10 354,206.21 7,774.23 80,475.55 Other liabilities. Total $ 505,904.09 Total 505,904.09 BA NK OF B R IN K L E Y , B R IN K L E Y Monroe County Chartered January 17, 1903 Telephone Number 31 Officers Transit Number 81-191 Directors W. W. Sharp.......................... President Frank Andrews............. Vice-President John F. Cole.......Active Vice-President Robert Moore.............................. Cashier R. H. Midk'iff.................. Asst. Cashier Frank Andrews John F. Cole E. D. McKnight A. Rusher W. W. Sharp STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ 532,239.26 Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 1,157,600.00 Cthei bonds and securities 144,475.96 Furniture and fixtures..... 6,865.02 Banking house.................... 8,000.00 Other real estate............... 2.00 Cash and due from banks.. 471,987.50 Other resources.................. 1,610.75 Capital stock...................... $ 50,000.00 Surplus fund............. 50,000.00 Undivided profits............... 48,208.43 Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................. 1,723,377.33 Time deposits............... 290,712.09 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 11,870.67 Public funds........................ 148,611.97 Deposits of banks............... Total dep........$2,174,572.06 Other liabilities.................. Total $2,322,780.49 Total $2,322,780.49 29 Thirty-sixth Report BANK OF CABOT, CABOT Lonoke County Chartered March 23, 1903 Telephone Number 19 Officers Transit Number 81-304 Directors Jake W. Lowman.................... President J. C. Alexander Fred B. Garlington........ Vice-President Fred B. Garlington J. M. Park......................................Cashier J. E. Gregory Mildred Robinson............ Asst. Cashier Glendene James................Asst. Cashier Cecil Owen........................Asst. Cashier Sue W. Park..................... Asst. Cashier Jake W. Lowman J. M. Park STATEMENT OF JUNE 30. 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ 689,053.60 Overdrafts .......................... 20.95 U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 374,700.00 Other bonds and securities 23,000.00 Furniture and fixtures..... 10,000.00 Banking house.................... 40,000.00 Other real estate............... 1.00 Cash and due from banks... 336,547.89 Other resources...........'...... Total ................................ $1,473,323.44 Capital stock...................... $ 50,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 50,000.00 Undivided profits............... 36,070.40 Reserves .............................. 13,516.09 Demand deposits................. 1,158,059.72 Time deposits...................... 70,560.07 U. S. Gov’t deposits................................. 8,673.01 Public funds................ 86,444.15 Deposits of banks............. Total dep........$1,323,736.95 Other liabilities.................. Total ................................ $1,473,323.44 S T A T E BANK OF CALICO ROCK, CALICO ROCK Izard County Telephone Number 4 Chartered May 1, 1914 Officers Transit Number 81-305 Directors S. E. McNeill.........................President Dr. Noel J. Copp..........Vice-President E. C. Rodman............................ Cashier Roy Perryman.................. Asst. Cashier Dr. Noel J. Copp S. E. McNeill L. E. Evans E. C. Rodman STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ 198,654.48 Overdrafts .......................... 576.99 TJ. S. Gov’t obligations....... 806,100.00 Other bonds and securities 11,700.00 1.00 Furniture and fixtures..... Banking house.................... 1.00 Other real estate................ 1.00 Cash and due from banks.. 438,829.98 Other resources.................. 1,361.00 Capital stock...................... $ 25,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 35,000.00 Undivided profits................. 8,608.35 Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................. 1,312,802.81 Time deposits...................... 4,469.12 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... Public funds........................ 71,345.17 Deposits of banks............... Total dep........$1,388,617.10 Other liabilities. Total $1,457,225.45 Total $1,457,225.45 State o f Arkansas: Bank Department 30 T H E M E R C H A N T S A N D P L A N T E R S BANK, C A M D E N Ouachita County Chartered March 4, 1931 Telephone Number 6-2446 Officers C. H. J. P. E. O. I. T. W. W. L. G. .........President Vice-President .............Cashier ...Asst. Cashier ..Asst. Cashier ..Asst. Cashier Grayson...... Patton....... Coan.......... Wooldridge. Harrison.... Burnham.... Transit Number 81-96 Directors Mike Berg J. W. Coan E. W. Copeland C. S. Early C. I. Grayson E. L. Harrison H. T. Patton John C. Watts P. W. Wooldridge STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ 628,401.37 Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 2,068,000.00 Other bonds and securities 1,138,374.42 Furniture and fixtures..... 1.00 Banking house.................... Other real estate.............. Cash and due from banks 1,777,321.33 Other resources.................. 1.00 Capital stock...................... $ 100,000.00 Surplus fund................... 50,000.00 Undivided profits............... 104,850.60 Reserves ............................ 100,000.00 Demand deposits............... 4,077,198.84 Time deposits...................... 632,185.93 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 50,175.54 Public funds........................ 489,422.67 8,265.54 Deposits of banks............. Total dep........$5,257,248.52 Other liabilities. $5,612,099.12 Total Total .$5,612,099.12 C IT IZ E N S BANK, C A R L IS L E Chartered December 22, 1930 Lonoke County Telephone Number 2111 Officers F. E. Downs, Jr..................... President A. H. Hunt.................... Vice-President R. L. Hunt...........Asst. Vice-President J. L. W oosley......................... .....Cashier Miss Mary Burnett........Asst. Cashier Miss Sue Tarter............Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-689 Directors A. W. Birdsong J. M. Johnson Elmer Morris F. M. Perkins H. L. Perkins STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ 235,149.37 Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 621,400.00 Other bonds and securities 63,000.00 Furniture and fixtures..... 4,000.00 Banking house.................... 20,500.00 Other real estate............... Cash and due from banks.. 366,060.85 Other resources................... 124.00 Capital stock...................... $ 50,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 25,000.00 32,528.91 Undivided profits.............. Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................. 1,078,987.43 Time deposits...................... U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 11,161.83 Public funds........................ 106,253.14 Deposits of banks............... Total dep........$1,196,402.40 Total ................................ $1,310,234.22 Other liabilities.................. 6,302.91 Total ................................ $1,310,234.23 31 Thirty-sixth Report BANK OF CAVE C IT Y , CA VE C IT Y Sharp County Chartered July 2, 1906 Telephone Number 5-F-ll Officers Transit Number 81-310 Directors Eagle Street............................ President Mrs. J. M. Street..........Vice-President J. L. Lewsaw.............................. Cashier Carl Dean Medlock.........Asst. Cashier J. A. Carpenter J. L. Lewsaw Eagle Street Mrs. J. M. Street STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts..... $ 147,358.00 Overdrafts ...................... 58.53 U. S. Gov’t obligations.. 350,121.03 Other bonds and securities 1,500.00 Furniture and fixtures..... Banking house.................... 3,000.00 Other real estate.............. Cash and due from banks.. 112,328.65 Other resources.................. Capital stock...................... $ 20,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 10,000.00 Undivided profits.............. 14,821.13 Reserves ............................ Demand deposits................ 532,824.86 Time deposits.................... U. S. Gov’t deposits.......... 6,200.00 Public funds........................ 30,520.22 Deposits of banks.............. Total dep........$ 569,545.08 Other liabilities.................. Total ................................$ 614,366.21 Total ................................ $ 614,366.21 A M E R IC A N S T A T E BANK, C H A R L E S T O N Franklin County Chartered June 29, 1910 Telephone Number 14 Officers Transit Number 81-268 Directors C. H. Hiatt...............................President C. H. Hiatt B. H. McDonald............. Vice-President Clyde Hiatt Clyde Hiatt...................................Cashier B. H. McDonald H. E. Shumate.................. Asst. Cashier H. E. Shumate McLoud Sicard Sam B. Stevinson STATEMENT OF JUNE 30. 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ 485,203.08 Overdrafts .......................... 4,157.56 U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 501,164.00 Other bonds and securities 49,388.40 Furniture and fixtures..... 1.00 Banking house.................... 1.00 Other real estate............... Cash and due from banks.. 251,683.90 Other resources.................. 1.00 Capital stock........................ $ 25,000.0b Surplus fund...................... 25,000.00 Undivided profits............... 84,761.42 15,000.00 Reserves ............................ Demand deposits................ 961,512.66 Time deposits.................... 112,119.53 U. S. Gov’t deposits.......... 14,716.93 Public funds........................ 53,489.40 Deposits of banks.............. Total dep........$1,141,838.52 Other liabilities.................. Total ...................................$1,291,599.94 Total .................................. $1,291,599.94 State o f Arkansas: Bank Department 32 BA NK OF C H E R R Y V A L L E Y , C H E R R Y V A L L E Y Cross County Chartered January 24, 1907 Telephone Number 2391 Officers Transit Number 81-313 Directors R. Eli Halk.............................. President W. M. Smith..................Vice-President H. H. Beasley.............................. Cashier J. R. Cavin........................ Asst. Cashier H. H. Beasley R. Eli Halk H. P. Maddox W. M. Smith STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ 172,722.46 Overdrafts .......................... 18.88 U. S. Gov’t obligations 335,000.00 Other bonds and securities 2,770.00 Furniture and fixtures..... Banking house.................... 1.00 Other real estate.............. Cash and due from banks 113,874.88 Other resources.................... 639.16 Capital stock...................... I Surplus fund........................ Undivided profits............... Reserves ............................ Demand deposits............... Time deposits..................... U. S. Gov’t deposits......... Public funds........................ Deposits of banks............. Total dep........$ 564,808.21 25.000. 00 25.000. 00 10,218.17 499,325.93 65,482.28 Other liabilities. Total 625,026.38 625,026.38 Total BA NK OF C H ID IS T E R , C H ID IS T E R Ouachita County Chartered April 29, 1909 Telephone Number 103 Officers Transit Number 81-314 Directors W. G. Rushing....................... President C. B. Clingan...............Vice-President T. H. Benton............... Vice-President Mrs. Lee A. Purifoy....................Cashier W. R. Clingan.................. Asst. Cashier T. H. Benton W. G. Rushing C. B. Clingan Beulah R. Taylor Roy E. Holleman J. T. Walker Beulah P. Mayne STATEMENT OF JUNE 30. 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ 56,416.50 Overdrafts .......................... 85.14 U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 222,000.00 Other bonds and securities 11,880.70 Furniture and fixtures..... 800.00 Banking house.................... 1,100.00 Other real estate............... 1.00 Cash and due from banks 116,788.02 Other resources.................. 121.50 Capital stock...................... $ 20,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 5,000.00 Undivided profits............... 7,894.16 Reserves ............................ Demand deposits................. 357,823.95 Time deposits..................... 7,200.00 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 4,055.25 Public funds........................ 7,219.50 Deposits of banks............... Total dep........$ 376,298.70 Other liabilities................... Total $ 409,192.86 Total $ 409,192.86 33 Thirty-sixth Report T H E M E R C H A N T S A N D P L A N T E R S BANK, C L A R E N D O N Monroe County Chartered July 23, 1890 Telephone Number 18 Officers Transit Number 81-164 Directors S. J. Dean..................................President C. T. Doss........................Vice-President W. H. Brown.....Vice-Pres. & Cashier P. N. James........................Asst. Cashier H. B. Bateman W. H. Brown C. C. Cannon S. J. Dean C. T. Doss J. B. Fletcher Mrs. H. B. Robinson Jas. F. Wolfe STATEMENT OF JUNE 30. 1950 Liabilities Resources Loans and discounts.........$ Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures..... Banking house.................... Other real estate.............. Cash and due from banks.. Other resources.................. 498,588.36 216.76 200,395.64 235.837.61 3,000.00 7,000.00 539,859.84 Capital stock...................... $ 50,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 50,000.00 Undivided profits............... 20,029.23 Reserves ............................ 1,000.00 Demand deposits................ 967,957.49 Time deposits.................... 133,578.50 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... Public funds........................ 259,832.99 Deposits of banks............... 2,500.00 Total dep........$1,363,868.98 Other liabilities.................. Total ................................$1,484,898.21 Total $1,484,898.21 C L IN T O N S T A T E BANK, C L IN T O N Van Buren County Chartered October 16, 1946 Telephone Number 131 Transit Number 81-758 Directors Officers Howard Johnson......................President Homer Brown Howard Johnson C. M. Horton....................Vice-President C. M. Horton Roy Leflar Garner M. Johnson.................... Cashier Garner M. Johnson Arthur Lewis Joe G. Fraser.................. Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Liabilities Resources Loans and discounts......... $ Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures..... Banking house.................... Other real estate.............. Cash and due from banks Other resources.................. 322,689.36 747,800.80 144,653.17 10 , 000.00 10 ,000.00 348,905.75 Capital Stock...................... $ 50,000.00 Surplus fund............................ 25,000.00 Undivided profits.................. 35,098.65 Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................ 1,298,574.58 Time deposits...................... U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 19,198.05 Pubic funds............................. 156,177.80* Deposits of banks............. Total dep........$1,473,950.43 Other liabilities. Total $1,584,049.08 Total $1,584,049.08 34 State o f Arkansas: Bank Department F IR S T S T A T E BANK, C O N W A Y Faulkner County Chartered February 8, 1946 Telephone Number 390 Transit Number 81-754 Directors Officers W. D. Ketcheside...................President Thos. G. W ilson.........Exec. Vice-Pres. William Y. W ilson.................... Cashier Rogers C. Moore...................Treasurer Jane Thomas.................... Asst. Cashier J. R. Edwards J. R. Ott Edward A. Halter Dave H. Ward W. E. Jumper Thos. G. Wilson W. D. Ketcheside STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts..... $ 450,501.17 Overdrafts ...................... U. S. Gov’t obligations.. 1,218,853.58 Other bonds and securities 190,742.84 Furniture and fixtures..... 13,204.37 Banking house.................... 10,800.00 Other real estate................ Cash and due from banks 460,033.19 Other resources.................. Capital stock...................... $ 60,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 32,500.00 Undivided profits............... 36,232.38 11,850.00 Reserves .................. Demand deposits................. 1,646,799.00 Time deposits.................... 130,551.26 17,679.71 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... Public funds........................ 408,522.80 Deposits of banks............... Total dep........$2,203,552.77 Other liabilities.................. Total ................................ $2,344,135.15 Total ................................ $2,344,135.15 T H E CO RN IN G BANK, CO RN IN G Clay County Chartered January 29, 1931 Telephone Number 94 Officers Transit Number 81-211 Directors E. Vandover................................President L. G. Black Mrs. F. B. Sprague........ Vice-President M. G. Hoffman G. A. Lamb..................................Cashier G. A. Lamb H. N. Ratcliffe Mrs. F. B. Sprague E. Vandover STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts..... $1,052,509.37 Overdrafts ...................... U. S. Gov’t obligations.. 256,000.00 Other bonds and securities 20,670.00 1.00 Furniture and fixtures..... Banking house.................... 4,000.00 Other real estate............... Cash and due from banks 1,069,769.29 Other resources.................. Capital stock...................... $ 50,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 50,000.00 Undivided profits............... 80,594.17 Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................. 1,805,576.58 Time deposits....................... 135,434.60 22,704.08 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... Public funds........................ 258,640.23 Deposits of banks............... Total dep........$2,222,355.49 Other liabilities. Total $2,402,949.66 Total $2,402,949.66 35 Thirty-sixth Report B A NK OF CROSSETT, C R OSSETT Ashley County Chartered December 22, 1913 Telephone Number 52 Officers Transit Number 81-321 Directors P. F. Watzek..............................President Roy Dooley William C. Norman...... Vice President K. O. Elderkin Roy Dooley....................................Cashier J. T. Erwin C. E. Hannum.................. Asst. Cashier William C. Norman P. F. Watzek Searcy Wilcoxon STATEMENT OF JUNE 30. 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ 420,425.51 Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 2,277,436.81 Other bonds and securities 120,193.98 Furniture and fixtures....... 21,508.39 Banking house .................. Other real estate.............. Cash and due from banks 577,311.98 7.00 Other resources.................. Capital Stock...................... $ 100,000.00 Surplus fund................... 100,000.00 Undivided profits............... 40,622.56 Reserves .... 8,689.77 Demand deposits................ 2,114,360.12 Time deposits.................... 635,079.66 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 97,407.46 Public funds........................ 304,087.10 Deposits of banks.............. Total dep........$3,150,934.34 Other liabilities.................. Total ....................................$3,416,883.67 16,637.00 Total ........................... ........ $3,416,883.67 D A N V I L L E S T A T E BA NK, D A N V I L L E Chartered October 3, 1930 Yell County Telephone Number 36 Officers Transit Number 81-700 Directors John Ed Chambers................ President Neil Sims........................ Vice President Jim Bill Gatlin................... ........ Cashier Selma C. Gatlin............. Asst. Cashier J. F. Nunn.......................Asst. Cashier J. E. Chambers John Ed Chambers Jim Bill Gatlin J. W. Hull Neil Sims STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Liabilities Resources Loans and discounts......... Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures....... Banking house.................... Other real estate................ Cash and due from banks Other resources.................. 167,371.63 612,900.00 25,477.71 1.00 1.00 2,320.90 180,560.05 1.00 Capital Stock...................... $ 30.000. 00 30.000. 00 Surplus fund........................ 33,135.48 Undivided profits.............. Reserves .............................. 683,669.22 Demand deposits................ Time deposits...................... U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 211,828.59 Public funds........................ Deposits of banks.............. Total dep........$ 895,497.81 Other liabilities Total 988,633,29 Total $ 988,633.29 Statet o f Arkansas: Bank Department 36 BA NK OF D A R D A N E L L E , D A R D A N E L L E Yell County Chartered September 12, 1934 Telephone Number 28 Transit Number 81-599 Officers -Directors Thos. V. Jones........................ President Garrett Jones................ Vice President Garland D. Nichols.................... Cashier Robert L. Holland...........Asst. Cashier C. R. George Garrett Jones Thos. V. Jones Garland D. Nichols Jimmy Wallis STATEMENT OF JUNE 30. 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ 246,566.55 96.92 Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 376,929.69 Other bonds and securities 2,274.91 10,000.00 Furniture and fixtures....... 8,000.00 Banking house.................... Other real estate................ Cash and due from banks 334,630.35 Other resources.................. 787.00 Capital Stock...................... $ 25,000.00 25,000.00 Surplus fund........................ Undivided profits............... 22,587.10 Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................. 709,517.87 Time deposits...................... 69,360.35 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 12,914.85 114,905.25 Public funds........................ Deposits of banks.............. Total dep........$ 906,698.32 Other liabilities.................. Total ....................................$ 979,285.42 Total ....................................$ 979,285.42 BANK OF D E L IG H T , D E L I G H T Chartered June 16, 1911 Pike County Telephone Number 20 Officers Transit Number 81-326 Directors C. E. Jojmson.......................... President Frank Reid...................... Vice President D. C. Humphry............................Cashier Dorothy Johnson...............Asst. Cashier Olen Hendrix D. C. Humphry C. E. Johnson C. E. Reid Frank Reid STATEMENT OF JUNE 30. 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ 166,980.34 Overdrafts .......................... 3.21 U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 186,500.00 Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures....... 1,404.46 Banking house.................... 1,616.90 Other real estate................ Cash and due from banks 203,661.71 Other resources.................. Capital Stock...................... $ 25,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 25,000.00 Undivided profits............... 5,912.57 Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................. 463,930.41 Time deposits....................... 26,410.80 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 37.50 Public funds........................ 13,875.34 Deposits of banks............... Total dep........$ 504,254.05 Other liabilities.................. Total $ 560,166.62 Total $ 560,166.62 Thirty-sixth Report 37 D E R M O T T S T A T E BA NK, D E R M O T T Chicot County Chartered July 8, 1935 Telephone Number 11 Transit Number 81-720 Officers John Baxter.......... W. F. Pierce........ Clarence Horton. Jessie B. Downey Directors ..........President Vice President ............. Cashier ....Asst. Cashier Dr. B. E. Barlow John Baxter W. H. Bynum W. E. Lephiew W. F. Pierce STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts......... $ 788,044.30 Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 375,602.50 4,513.82 Other bonds and securities 3,500.00 Furniture and fixtures....... 9,000.00 Banking house.................... Other real estate................ Cash and due from banks 690,621.81 Other resources.................. Capital Stock...................... $ 50,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 50,000.00 Undivided profits............... 64,001.98 Reserves .............................. 7,128.90 Demand deposits............... 1,015,134.32 Time deposits.................... 433,121.11 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 7,382.50 Public funds........................ 244,513.62 Deposits of banks.............. Total dep........$1,700,151.55 Other liabilities.................. Total ....................................$1,871,282.43 Total ....................................$1,871,282.43 F A R M E R S A N D M E R C H A N T S BA NK, DES ARC Prairie County Chartered January 20, 1902 Telephone Number 2191 Officers Transit Number 81-233 Directors Henry Nichols.......................... President L. R. Brown....... Vice Pres. & Cashier N. R. Kirkwood.................Asst. Cashier L. R. Brown Henry Nichols S. R. Nichols STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts..... $ 329,958.34 Overdrafts ...................... 470,900.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations.. 19,745.49 Other bonds and securities 9,507.03 Furniture and fixtures....... 1.00 Banking house.................... Other real estate................ 1.00 Cash and due from banks 198,076.73 Other resources.................. 552.63 Capital Stock............. ........ $ 25,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 75,000.00 Undivided profits.............. 7,127.72 Reserves .................. 11,674.24 Demand deposits................ 651,748.00 Time deposits...................... 57,202.14 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... Public funds........................ 200,730.12 Deposits of banks.............. Total dep........$ 909,680.26 Other liabilities.................. Total $1,028,742.22 Total 260.00 $1,028,742.22 38 State o f Arkansas: Bank Department D e W I T T B A NK A N D T R U S T CO M PA N Y, D e W I T T Arkansas County Chartered March 1, 1929 Telephone Number 4161 Officers Transit Number 81-245 Directors W. F. Schallhorn.................... President R. H. Maddox Vice Pres. & Cashier Julian Brown.................... Asst. Cashier F. A. Trice........................ Asst. Cashier A. G. Bauer Julian Brown G. W. Hall R. H. Maddox W. F. Schallhorn C. L. Whitmore STATEMENT OF JUNE 30. 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$1,134,518.70 Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations__ 932,500.00 Other bonds and securities 399,198.80 Furniture and fixtures....... 1.00 1.00 Banking house.................... Other real estate................. 1.00 Cash and due from banks 1,702,260.72 Other resources.................. 1.00 Capital Stock...................... $ 100,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 100,000.00 79,169.95 Undivided profits.............. Reserves .............................. 37,679.56 Demand deposits................. 3,256,825.61 Time deposits...................... 272,085.84 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 18,252.75 Public funds........................ 304,468.51 Deposits of banks............... Total dep........$3,851,632.71 Other liabilities Total ....................................$4,168,482.22 Total ....................................$4,168,482.22 B A NK OF D IERK S, D IE R K S Howard County Chartered February 7, 1906 Telephone Number 94 Officers Lewis M. Layer...................... President T. F. Westbrook..Vice Pres. & Cashier Mrs. Opal Simington.......Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-328 Directors Lewis M. Layer Lyda M. Layer Mrs. Lula Westbrook T. F. Westbrook STATEMENT OF JUNE 30; 1950 Resources Liabilities Capital Stock...................... $ 25.000. 00 Loans and discounts.........$ 79,374.17 Surplus fund........................ Overdrafts .......................... 15.000. 00 400,000.00 Undivided profits............... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 12,454.30 Reserves .............................. Other bonds and securities 250.00 Demand deposits................. 506,674.03 Furniture and fixtures....... Banking house.................... 1,250.00 Time deposits...................... 133.03 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... Other real estate................ Public funds........................ Cash and due from banks 120,626.27 42,523.73 Other resources.................. 284.65 Deposits of banks............... Total dep........$ 549,330.79 Other liabilities.................. Total ....................................$ 601,785.09 Total ....................................$ 601,785.09 39 Thirty-sixth Report BANK OF DOVER, DOVER Pope County Chartered September 29, 1905 Telephone Number 2481 Transit Number 81-329 Officers -Directors John B. Moore........................ President T. C. Campbell...............Vice President W. M. W allace......................... ..Cashier V. A. McClain................ Asst. Cashier T. C. Campbell L. J. Churchill S. F, McCain John E. Moore W. M. Wallace STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ 127,633.69 Overdrafts ........... .............. 168,100.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations__ Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures....... 901.50 Banking house.............. ..... 5,500.00 Other real estate................ Cash and due from banks 107,230.90 1.00 Other resources—............... Capital Stock...................... $ 25.000. 00 Surplus fund........................ 15.000. 00 Undivided profits.............. 13,499.19 Reserves ..................... ........ Demand deposits................ 333,754.08 Time deposits...................... U. S. Gov’t deposits.......... 59.19 Public funds........................ 22,054.63 Deposits of banks.............. Total dep........$ 355,867.90 Other liabilities.................. Total ....................................$ 409,367.09 Total ................................... $ 409.367.09 M E R C H A N T S A N D FA R M E R S B A N K , D U M A S Desha County Chartered May 10, 1909 Telephone Number 114 Officers Transit Number 81-330 -Directors Walton H. Rice..................... President Ray Maxwell.................. Vice President Jeff Burnett, Jr........................... Cashier Claud T. Frank............... Asst. Cashier Juanita S. Rowland........Asst. Cashier R. A. Adcock J. E. Allmon R. F. Cox Jack S. Dante E. C. Gannaway Ray Maxwell Joe Lee McKennon R. A. Pickens D. O. Porter O. L. Puryear Walton H. Rice Lamar Williamson STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures....... Banking house.................... Other real estate................ Cash and due from banks Other resources.................. 840,126.23 485,600.00 278,806.97 8,514.28 4,000.00 609,585.48 8,267.61 50,000.00 Capital Stock.................. .$ Surplus fund........................ 100,000.00 Undivided profits.............. 79,748.31 Reserves .............................. 3,910.35 Demand deposits................ 1,340,671.46 Time deposits...................... 197,956.75 U. S. Gov’t deposits.......... 7,482.44 Public funds........................ 455,131.26 Deposits of banks.............. Total dep........$2,001,241.91 Other liabilities.................. Total $2,234,900.57 Total $2,234,900.57 State o f Arkansas: Bank Department 40 E A R L E S T A T E BANK, E A R L E Crittenden County Chartered April 24, 1947 Telephone Number 2131 Officers Transit Number 81-204 Directors M. E. Bird................................ President W. M, W aters................ Vice President Mrs. Mary F. Fullwood............. Cashier Miss Doris Murphree.......Asst. Cashier C. C. M. B. P. L. E. G. Belue Blanz, Jr. Bird Dickey Everett Hood W. M. Waters L. S. Young STATEMENT OF JUNE 30. 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures....... Banking house—.................. Other real estate................ Cash and due from banks Other resources.................. 453,353.37 87.85 505,427.81 204,542.00 9,988.04 4,794.07 429,097.92 509.56 Capital Stock...................... $ 70,000.00 25,000.00 Surplus fund........................ Undivided profits............... 26,975.11 Reserves .............................. 4,533.53 Demand deposits................. 1,006,940.35 Time deposits...................... U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 7,044.23 467,307.40 Public funds........................ Deposits of banks.............. Total dep........$1,481,291.98 Other liabilities. Total ....................................$1,607,800.62 DELTA STATE Total ....................................$1,607,800.62 BANK, E L A IN E Phillips County Chartered December 30, 1947 Telephone Number 41 Officers Transit Number 81-759 Directors Wm. D em oret..........................President W. C. Moody.................. Vice President Catherine M. Reid.............. ....... Cashier Anna L. Beane.................Asst. Cashier C. B. Barnhart E. Clay Bumpers J. M. Countiss, Jr. F. R. Watson Wm. Demoret W. C. Moody STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Liabilities Resources Loans and discounts.........: Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures....... Banking house.................... Other real estate................ Cash and due from banks Other resources.................. 108,393.15 139.91 160,000.00 5,000.00 3,664.86 152,110.96 660.75 Capital Stock.............. ....... Surplus fund........................ Undivided profits............... Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................ Time deposits...................... U. S. Gov’t deposits......... Public funds........................ Deposits of banks............... Total dep........$ 365,711.18 Other liabilities Total .$ 429,969.63 Total 40.000. 00 20 . 000 . 00 4,179.25 295,784.99 69,926.19 79.20 $ 429,969.63 41 Thirty-sixth Report T H E E X C H A N G E BANK & T R U S T CO M PAN Y, EL DORADO Union County Chartered August 12, 1933 Telephone Number 3-5107 Transit Number 81-668 Officers Directors Louis E. Hurley................. President W. H. Hanna.............. Vice President D. R. James.............. Vice President H. B. Axum.............. Vice President J. C. Craighead.................... Cashier Claude B. Church........Asst. Cashier H. B. Axum D. R. James R. L. Aycock T. M. Martin R. C. Bodenhamer R.E.Meinert W. A. (Dick) Dumas R. W. Newell E. B. Garrett E. E. Paxton W. H. Hanna Charles H.Proetz Louis E. Hurley Joe G. Wepfer STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts......... $2,351,457.76 Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 1,586,167.17 Other bonds and securities 602,879.81 Furniture and fixtures....... 17,443.36 Banking house.................... Other real estate............... Cash and due from banks 1,888,413.67 Other resources.................. Capital Stock...................... $ 100,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 100,000.00 Undivided profits-...-.......... 91,724.50 39,012.44 Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................. 5,226,972.60 Time deposits...................... 446,994.22 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 77,379.05 Public funds........................ 352,912.90 Deposits of banks............... 11,366.06 Total dep........$6,115,624.83 Other liabilities.................. Total ....................................$6,446,361.77 Total ....................................$6,446,361.77 BANK OF E L K IN S , E L K IN S Washington County Chartered June 1, 1912 Telephone Number 29 Officers Transit Number 81-506 Directors J. E. Bunch...........President & Cashier Clyde W est...................... Vice President Oscar W est........................ Asst. Cashier Edyth L. Bunch J. E. Bunch J. C. Reed Roe Stokenbury Clyde West STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ 188,340.00 Overdrafts .............. ........... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 384,300.00 Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures....... 1.00 Banking house.................... 1.00 Other real estate................. 1.00 Cash and due from banks 199,863.88 Other resources.................. Capital Stock...................... : Surplus fund........................ Undivided profits.............. Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................ Time deposits...................... U. S. Gov’t deposits.'.......... Public funds............~............ Deposits of banks.............. Total dep........$ 712,969.98 25.000. 00 30.000. 00 4,536.90 475,633.18 200,500.66 36,836.14 Other liabilities Total $ 772,506.88 Total .$ 772,506.88 State o f Arkansas: Bank Department 42 BANK OF EN G L A N D , E N G L A N D Lonoke County Chartered August 23, 1898 Telephone Number 30 & 13 Transit Number 81-213 Officers Directors ..........President Vice President ..............Cashier ...Asst. Cashier B. A. CarlLee.... B. F. Murchison Seth Boles, Jr... H. P. Bell........... Seth Boles, Jr. E. A. CarlLee D. P. Mashburn, Jr. B. F. Murchison Thos. Murchison STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts......... $ 568,645.74 Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 160,203.29 Other bonds and securities 4,501.00 Furniture and fixtures....... Banking house.................... 4,500.00 1.00 Other real estate.............. Cash and due from banks 490,016.65 Other resources.................. 1.00 Capital Stock...................... $ 50,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 40,000.00 Undivided profits............... 59,017.40 Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................ 961,794.37 Time deposits...................... 23,720.30 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 93,336.61 Public funds........................ Deposits of banks.............. Total dep........$1,078,851.28 Other liabilities.................. Total .................................... $1,227,868.68 Total .................................... $1,227,868.68 T H E C IT IZ E N S BA NK, E N G L A N D Lonoke County Chartered January 14, 1931 Telephone Number 29 Transit Number 81-492 Officers Directors Ben B. Morris.......................... President Lois Rutherford....Vice Pres. & Cashier J. O. DuPree...................... Asst. Cashier W. G. Cunning Ben B. Morris Lois Rutherford J. E. Swaim STATEMENT OF JUNE 30. 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ 232,112.68 Overdrafts .......................... 119.99 U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 1,280,498.50 Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures....... 1.00 Banking house.................... 1.00 Other real estate................. 4.00 Cash and due from banks 260,775.37 Other resources.................. 1.00 Capital Stock...................... $ 30,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 50,000.00 Undivided profits............... 92,865.66 Reserves .............................. 9,921.61 Demand deposits................ 1,402,755.29 Time deposits...................... 57,945.86 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 8,915.26 Public funds........................ 121,109.86 Deposits of banks............... Total dep........$1,590,726.27 Other liabilities.................. Total $1,773,513.54 Total $1,773,513.54 43 Thirty-sixth Report T H E EUDORA BA NK, EUDORA Chicot County Chartered December 23, 1930 Telephone Number 15 Transit Number 81-334 Officers Directors W. W. Grubbs......................... President C. B. Bowman.............. Vice President C. A. Diehl................................. Cashier Ben Brown........................ Asst. Cashier Hardy Stephenson...........Asst. Cashier Dr. A. G. Anderson C. B. Bowman Sam Bowman E. T. Cashion W. J. H. R. W. Grubbs M. McLeod P. Scott T. Stephenson STATEMENT OF JUNE 30. 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures....... Banking house.....'............... Other real estate................ Cash and due from banks Other resources.................. 488,541.22 2,659.88 480,699.98 238,299.64 3,781.91 5,000.00 335,368.25 1,077.34 Capital Stock...................... $ 50,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 50,000.00 Undivided profits.............. 70,082.22 11,038.40 Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................ 942,830.59 Time deposits................... 246,299.34 11,358.42 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... Public funds........................ 173,819.25 Deposits of banks.............. Total dep........$1,374,307.60 Other liabilities Total ....................................$1,555,428.22 Total ....................................$1,555,428.22 BANK OF E U R E K A SPRINGS, E U R E K A SPRINGS Chartered May 4, 1912 Carroll County Telephone Number 3441 Transit Number 81-472 Officers Directors C. A. Fuller..............................President Ray Freeman.................. Vice President D. Simpson....Vice President & Cashier C. A. Fuller Ray Freeman Dr. J. F. John D. Simpson Richard R. Thompson STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ 149,247.16 Overdrafts .......................... 196.76 U. S. Gov’t obligations__ 487,900.00 Other bonds and securities 44,697.20 Furniture and fixtures....... 5,200.00 Banking house.................... 3,200.00 Other real estate................ 1.00 Cash and due from banks 227,076.53 Other resources.................. 2,810.25 Capital Stock...................... $ 25,000.00 25,000.00 Surplus fund........................ Undivided profits............... 19,576.85 Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................. 626,655.28 Time deposits...................... 140,818.80 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 7,082.24 Public funds........................ 76,195.73 Deposits of banks.............. Total dep........$ 850,752.05 Other liabilities.................. Total .$ 920,328.90 Total $ 920,328.90 44 State o f Arkansas: Bank Department BANK OF E V E N IN G SHA DE, E V E N IN G S H A D E Sharp County Chartered February 5, 1901 ' Telephone Number 6 Officers . J. O. Laman.............................. President Otto Cathey.................... Vice President K. B. Metcalf..............................Cashier J. B. Metcalf...................... Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-336 -Directors Otto Cathey J. O. Laman E. B. Metcalf 0. S. Westmoreland STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ • 43,335.58 Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 331,600.00 Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures....... 1.00 Banking house.................... 1.00 Other real estate................ Cash and due from banks 111,709.68 Other resources.................. Capital Stock...................... Surplus- fund........................ Undivided profits............... Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................. Time deposits...................... U. S. Gov’t deposits........... Public funds........................ Deposits of banks............... Total dep........$ 453,706.18 10, 000.00 20,000.00 2,941.08 342.511.59 3.00 111.191.59 Other liabilities Total 486,647.26 Total 486,647.26 M clL R O Y BANK, F A Y E T T E V I L L E Washington County Chartered December 24, 1892 Telephone Number 150 Officers Hayden M cllroy......................President James H. Kays....Exec. Vice President J. B. McConnell.............Vice President L. O. Graham.... Asst. Vice President W. C. Smith........................Asst. Cashier Eleanor Sheppard..............Asst. Cashier Zelma Farmer.................... Asst. Cashier Mary P. Ripley................... Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-87 Directors L. L. Baxter Clifton Wade R. D. Bogart Marion Wasson James H. Kays W. C. Whitfield J. B. McConnell Hugh Williams Hayden Mcllroy Paul Young, Jr. Henry B. Shreve Herbert L. Thomas STATEMENT OF JUNE 30. 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$2,107,213.02 805.48 Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 4,022,518.91 Other bonds and securities 599,479.48 Furniture and fixtures....... 42,122.T2 Banking house.................... 74,629.79 Other real e s t a t e .............. Cash and due from banks 1,940,426.03 Other resources.................. 4,251.82 Capital stock...................... $ 100,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 100,000.00 Undivided profits............... 85,464.38 Reserves .............................. 200,000.00 Demand deposits................. 4,906,251.17 Time deposits...................... 1,378,788.50 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 65,299.64 Public funds........................ 1,510,742.97 Deposits of banks............... 444,899.99 Total dep........$8,305,982.27 Other liabilities. Total ...................................... $8,791,446.65 T otal .......................................$8,791,446.65 45 Thirty-sixth Report FORDYCE BANK A N D T R U S T C O M PAN Y, FORDYCE Dallas County Chartered January 5, 1931 Telephone Number 83 Officers Transit Number 81-127 Directors E. C. Benton............................ President B. A. Mayhew................ Vice President Paul Offutt................................ Cashier Jack Hearnsberger..........Asst. Cashier Mrs. M. S. Smith..............Asst. Cashier Oliver Anthony E. C. Benton H. B. Benton H. E. Dedman B. A. Mayhew Paul Offutt W. D. Stell, Jr. C. F. Sturgis L. L. Trussell S. A. Williams STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts..... $ 515,327.22 Capital Stock...................... $ 100,000.00 267.41 Overdrafts ...................... Surplus fund........................ 50,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations.. 1,042,574.25 Undivided profits............... 60,275.03 Other bonds and securities 436.343.91 Reserves .............................. 1,901.27 Furniture and fixtures....... 3.000. 00Demand deposits................ 1,734,997.24 Banking house.................... 7.000. 00Time deposits...................... 546,929.72 Other real estate................ 15,714.61 U. S. Gov’t deposits.......... Cash and due from banks 714,369.59 Public funds........................ 204,943.44 Other resources.................. Deposits of banks.............. 4,121.07 Total dep........$2,506,706.08 Other liabilities.................. Total ....................................$2,718,882.38 Total .................................... $2,718,882.38 P L A N T E R S BANK A N D T R U S T C O M PAN Y, F O R R EST C IT Y St. Francis County Chartered April 15, 1921 Telephone Number 326 & 327 Officers Transit Number 81-143 Directors H. H. Cooper............................. President C. T. Doss...................... Vice President J. B. Fletcher.... Exec. Vice President C. C. Moore................................... Cashier J. H. Calhoun.................... Asst. Cashier Dione K. Henderson.......Asst. Cashier E. B. Belshe H. H. Cooper C. T. Doss J. B. Fletcher C. N. Haven Henry T. Haven Louis F. Haven, Jr. Mrs. E. B. Robinson Sam Sharpe Jack T. Stephens R. R. Wilkerson James F. W olfe STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$1,818,329.60 Overdrafts .......................... 3,035.82 U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 805,997.00 Other bonds and securities 546,110.40 Furniture and fixtures....... 15,200.00 Banking house.............. 33,534.00 Other real estate................ Cash and due from banks 1,138,691.73 Other resources.................. 6,567.12 Capital Stock...................... $ 100,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 100,000.00 Undivided profits.............. 47,510.20 Reserves .............................. 9,547.42 Demand deposits................ 2,662,998.42 Time deposits...................... 828,761.24 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 21,769.07 Public funds........................ 577,092.24 Deposits of banks....,......... 19,787.08 Total dep........$4,110,408.05 Other liabilities.................. Total $4,367,465.67 Total $4,367,465.67 46 State o f Arkansas: Bank Department A R K A N S A S V A L L E Y T R U S T C O M PA N Y, F OR T S M I T H Sebastian County Chartered February 12, 1906 Telephone Number 3147 Officers Transit Number 81-571 Directors Frank W. Youmans................ President Leon E.. Werntz.............. Vice President Walter T. Gosman.......Sec’y-Treasurer Harry P. Daily S. Bernie Harper Dr. H. Moulton Dr. E. C. Moulton Jerome Ney Ander K. Orr R. J. Speer Leon E. Werntz Frank W. Youmans STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ 167,363.28 Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... Other bonds and securities 1,500.00 19,597.74 Furniture and fixtures....... Banking house.................... 39,709.07 Other real estate............. 100.00 48,399.10 Cash and due from banks Other resources.................. 206,040.92 Capital Stock................. .... $ 150,000.00 Surplus fund.................. 30,000.00 62,468.57 Undivided profits......... 22,263.56 Reserves ........................ Demand deposits........... Time deposits................. U. S. Gov’ t deposits..... Public funds.................. Deposits of banks......... Total dep........ 217,977.98 Other liabilities............. Total ....................................$ 482,710.11 Total .............................. .... $ 482,710.11 T H E BANK OF F R A N K L IN , F R A N K L IN Izard County Transit Number 81-338 Chartered June 13, 1905 Directors Officers J. S. Box................................... President D. F. Bryant.................... Vice President R. M. Standerford...................... Cashier Wilma T. Foreman...........Asst. Cashier J. S. Box D. F. Bryant R. M. Standerford STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts......... Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures....... Banking house.................... Other real estate................ Cash and due from banks Other resources.................. 102,911.25 44.04 61,000.00 2,472.00 1.00 70,570.90 466.50 Capital Stock...................... ! Surplus fund........................ Undivided p ro fits............... Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................ Time deposits...................... U. S. Gov’t deposits........... Public funds........................ Deposits of banks............... Total dep........$ 205,805.19 10,000.00 15,000.00 6,660.50 188,296.44 4,362.09 13,146.66 Other liabilities Total .$ 237,465.69 Total $ 237,465.69 47 Thirty-sixth Report BANK OF G LEN W O O D, G LE N W O O D Pike County Chartered December 27, 1912 Telephone Number 18 Transit Number 81-343 Directors Officers John Golden............................. President R. W. Brakefield..........Vice President H. H. Duke....................................Cashier Doris Hutchings................ Asst. Cashier R. W. Brakefield C. R. Cantrell H. H. Duke John Golden W. A. O’Neal J. L. Pinkerton Ira C. West STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts......... $ 346,211.80 Overdrafts .......................... 410.45 U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 546,300.00 Other bonds and securities 937.00 1,763.42 Furniture and fixtures....... Banking house.................... 1,500.00 Other real estate................ Cash and due from banks 281,241.61 Other resources.................. 1.00 Capital Stock...................... $ 25,000.00 30,000.00 Surplus fund............. .......... 36,170.48 Undivided profits.............. Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................ 843,958.62 Time deposits...................... . 197,187.56 U. S. Gov’t deposits.......... 1,256.25 Public funds........................ 44,792.37 Deposits of banks.............. Total dep........$1,087,184.80 Other liabilities.................. Total .................................... $1,178,365.28 Total .................................... $1,178,365.28 BANK OF G R A V E T T , G R A V E T T E Chartered February 28, 1898 Benton County Telephone Number 40 Officers Transit Number 81-269 Directors J. T. Edmonson, Sr................. President Philo Rodgers................Vice President C. E. McAllister............Vice President Tom Cawood................................Cashier Uther Kindley................. Asst. Cashier Eva Ballard..................... Asst. Cashier Stokes Ballard Tom Cawood J. T. Edmonson J. T. Edmonson, Jr. Allen McAllister C. E. McAllister Philo Rodgers STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts..... $ 413,293.20 Overdrafts ...................... 3,543.98 U. S. Gov’t obligations.. 641,030.00 Other bonds and securities 30.27 Furniture and fixtures....... 5.376.00 Banking house.................... 4.780.00 Other real estate................ 1.00 Cash and due from banks 503,354.76 Other resources.................. Capital Stock...................... $ Surplus fund........................ Undivided p rofits.............. 25,000.00 25,000.00 62,033.93 R.6S6rves Demand deposits................ 1,395,639.58 Time deposits...................... 46,600.77 U. S. Gov’t deposits.......... Public funds........................ 17,134.93 Deposits of banks............... Total dep........$1,459,375.28 Other liabilities. Total $1,571,409.21 Total $1,571,409.21 48 State o f Arkansas: Bank Department FA R M E R S BANK, G R E E N W O O D Sebastian County Chartered August 7, 1907 Telephone Number 76 Officers Transit Number 81-226 Directors W. N. Wilkinson...................... President I. M. McClendon.......... Vice President Means Wilkinson....Vice-Pres. & Cash. Geo. A. Henry..................Asst. Cashier Alice Holland................... Asst. Cashier C. O. Bell W. H. Lewis I. M. McClendon Means Wilkinson W. N. Wilkinson STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures....... Banking house.................... Other real estate................ Cash and due from banks Other resources.................. 283,206.03 463,500.00 165,044.49 1,400.00 1.00 1.00 522,368.37 Capital Stock...................... I Surplus fund........................ Undivided p rofits............... Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................ Time deposits...................... U. S. Gov’t deposits........... Public funds........................ Deposits of banks............... Total dep........$1,333,702.96 40.000. 00 25.000.00 36,817.93 891,875.68 223,090.10 218,737.18 Other liabilities. Total $1,435,520.89 Total $1,435,520.89 T H E F IR S T BANK, G R I F F I T H V I L L E Chartered November 6, 1905 White County Telephone Number 416 Officers Transit Number 81-347 Directors James A. Neaville.................... President James A. Neaville, Jr... Vice President Ralph Neaville..............................Cashier Mrs. Claudia L. Grissom James A. Neaville James A. Neaville, Jr. N. B. Smith STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Loans and discounts.........: Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures....... Banking house.................... Other real estate................ Cash and due from banks Other resources.................. Liabilities 53,989.62 120, 000.00 1 ,200.00 700.00 72,602.69 Capital Stock...................... ! Surplus fund........................ Undivided p ro fits.............. Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................. Time deposits...................... U. S. Gov’t deposits........... Public funds........................ Deposits of banks.............. Total dep........$ 225,602.70 15,000.00 2,500.00 4,889.61 500.00 212,311.81 400.00 12,890.89 Other liabilities. Total $ 248,492.31 Total $ 248,492.31 49 Thirty-sixth Report C L A R K C O U N T Y BANK, GURDON Clark County Chartered August 4, 1900 Telephone Number 40 Officers Transit Number 81-349 Directors F. H. Rudolph....................... President E. H. Frizzell.............. Vice President Richard E. Davidson.................. Cashier Mrs. Lewelyn Edwards....Asst. Cashier Charles H. Crowe Richard E. Davidson E. H. Frizzell J. E. McMillan Earl Ross H. T. Ross F. H. Rudolph STATEMENT OF JUNE 30. 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures....... Banking house.................... Other real estate................ Cash and due from banks Other resources.................. 300,298.45 11.63 317,205.00 120,880.84 3,725.92 227,433.76 Capital Stock...................... $ 25,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 30,000.00 Undivided p rofits............... 35,173.20 2,784.36 Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................ 548,797.12 114,398.00 Time deposits...................... U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 2,765.28 Public funds........................ 210,637.64 Deposits of banks.............. Total dep........$ 876,598.04 Other liabilities. Total ....................................$ 969,555.60 Total ....................................$ 969,555.60 F ARM ER S BA NK, HA M BUR G Chartered March 10, 1941 Ashley County Telephone Number 47 Officers W. E. Frank Leslie Louie Transit Number 81-181 Directors Foote........................... ...President N. Pugh................ Vice President J. Serrett.......................... Cashier G. Foote................. Asst. Cashier F. P. Blanks Frank N. Pugh W. E. Foote Leslie J. Serrett Leroy Higginbotham V. W. Walker Murphy Jones S. A. Wilcoxon STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ 129,866.48 Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 1,041,900.00 Other bonds and securities 9,405.00 Furniture and fixtures....... Banking house.................... Other real estate................ Cash and due from banks 271,567.62 Other resources.................. Capital Stock...................... $ 25,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 60,000.00 Undivided profits ............... 30,994.70 Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................ 1,285,698.93 Time deposits...................... 8,168.11 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 1,756.46 Public funds........................ 41,120.90 Deposits of banks.............. Total dep........$1,336,744.40 Other liabilities.................. Total $1,452,739.10 Total $1,452,739.10 50 State o f Arkansas: Bank Department CALHOUN COUNTY BANK, H A M P T O N Calhoun County Chartered October 26, 1906 Telephone Number 42 Transit Number 81-353 Officers Directors B. W. Harrell........................ President Searcy Harrell....Vice Pres. & Cashier Len Harrell...................... Asst. Cashier A. B. Garrett B. W. Harrell Fay Harrell Searcy Harrell E. C. Johnston I. C. Strickland A. G. Wood STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Liabilities Resources Loans and discounts.........$ Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures....... Banking house.................... Other real estate................ Cash and due from banks Other resources.................. 373,366.06 417,852.50 158,668.99 1.00 2,500.00 1.00 212,881.22 Capital Stock................. ,....! Surplus fund........................ Undivided p rofits............... Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................. Time deposits...................... U. S. Gov’t deposits........... Public funds........................ Deposits of banks.............. Total dep........$1,049,546.88 Other liabilities Total ....................................$1,165,270.77 25.000. 00 50.000. 00 11,306.18 24,040.00 680,961.26 116,740.35 12,213.90 239,631.37 5,377.71 Total $1,165,270.77 T H E BANK OF H A RRISBU RG , H A R R IS B U R G Chartered December 2, 1930 Poinsett County Telephone Number 63 Officers Transit Number 81-693 Directors T. T. Mardis.............................. President John Gant........................ Vice President Wm. S. Martin............................ Cashier Mrs. D, M. Mardis..........Asst. Cashier Horace S. Smith............Asst. Cashier John Gant Mrs. D. M. Mardis T. T. Mardis STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ 190,455.46 Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 601,900.00 Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures....... 11,622.40 Banking house.................... 9,552.00 Other real estate................ Cash and due from banks 455,826.56 Other resources.................. Capital Stock...................... $ 25,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 50,000.00 Undivided p ro fits............... 20.027.37 Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................. 1,085,802.55 Time deposits...................... U. S ’ Gov’t deposits........... 2,476.07 Public funds........................ 83,050.43 Deposits of banks............... Total dep........$1,174,329.05 Other liabilities.................. Total $1,269,356.42 Total $1,269,356.42 51 Thirty-sixth Report C O M M E R C IA L BANK, H A RRISO N Boone County Chartered July 7, 1944 Telephone Number 575 or 306 Officers F. L. Coffman__ V. D. W illis.......... Dr. D. L. Owens T. W. Rogers..... Transit Number 81-746 Directors .......... President ..Vice President Vice President ............. Cashier W. T. Bradley F. L. Coffman, Jr. F. L. Coffman, Sr. T. L. Jackson C. N. Kent, Sr. Dr. D. L. Owens E. E. Pippen T. W. Rogers V. D. Willis J. O. Wilson STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts..... $ 940,961.81 Overdrafts ...................... 532,262.50 U. S. Gov’t obligations.. Other bonds and securities 28,050.40 20,337.34 Furniture and fixtures....... Banking house.................... Other real estate................ Cash and due from banks 814,082.71 Other resources.................. Capital Stock...................... $ 60,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 50,000.00 Undivided p rofits.............. 19,748.40 Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................. 1,633,564.15 Time deposits.................... 376,267.91 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 9,593.21 Public funds........................ 176,727.27 Deposits of banks............... 9,793.82 Total dep........$2,205,946.36 Other liabilities.................. Total ....................................$2,335,694.76 Total .................................... $2,335,694.76 T H E S E C U R IT Y BA NK, HARRISO N Chartered November 20, 1931 Boone County Telephone Number 86 Officers C. T. L. E. C. Alexander..................... President C. Heuer....................Vice President A. Watkins................Vice President R. Tims..................................Cashier Transit Number 81-704 Directors C. C. Alexander Roy L. Baker Roy L. Baker, Jr. Dr. Wm. W. Christeson S. W. Heuer T. C. Heuer Joe W. Kirby R. W. Milum W. O. Newton E. R. Tims L. A. Watkins STATEMENT OF JUNE 30. 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$1,340,118.08 Overdrafts .......................... 161.75 U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 1,254,800.00 Other bonds and securities 433,412.19 Furniture and fixtures....... 1.00 Banking house.................... 1.00 Other real estate................ Cash and due from banks 1,803,952.42 Other resources.................. 3.00 Capital Stock...................... $ 100,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 125,000.00 Undivided p rofits.............. 30,533.22 Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................ 3,237,432.20 Time deposits...................... 936,920.94 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 35,177.00 Public funds....................... 341,911.87 Deposits of banks.............. 25,474.21 Total dep........$4,576,916.22 Other liabilities. Total ....... i..............................$4,832,449.44 Total ........ ............................. $4,832,449.44 State o f Arkansas: Bank Department 52 P R A IR IE C O U N T Y BANK, H A Z E N Prairie County Chartered July 17, 1945 Telephone Number 90 Transit Number 81-750 Directors Officers J. J. Screeton........................ President R. C. Hartlieb.E xec. Vice President L. P. A ycock............. Vice President James E. Sparks........................ Cashier Grace O. Stallings.............Asst. Cashier L. P. J. O. H. J. R. C. H. B. J. J. Screeton Ezra Shoop James E. Sparks J. J. Watterson Aycock Crowly Hall Hartlieb Robinson STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts..... $ 435,866.85 927.82 Overdrafts ............,......... 83,309.34 U. S. Gov’t obligationsOther bonds and securities 220,495.28 22,330.07 Furniture and fixtures....... Banking house.................... 27,669.93 Other real estate................ Cash and due from banks 182,276.90 Other resources.................. 1,445.58 Capital Stock...................... $ 60,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 15,000.00 16,153.99 Undivided p rofits............... Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................. 631,365.36 Time deposits...................... 92,215.65 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 2,197.69 Public funds........................ 157,389.08 Deposits of banks............... Total dep........$ 883,167.78 Other liabilities.................. Total ....................................$ 974,321.77 Total .................................... $ 974,321.77 T H E C L E B U R N E C O U N T Y BANK, H E B E R SPRINGS Cleburne County Chartered December 16, 1930 Telephone Number 13 Transit Number 81-175 Officers Directors Dr. L. E. Robbins.................. President Elbert C. Sherlock.........Vice President Jerome Johnson.......................... Cashier Walter Aldridge.............. Asst. Cashier Jerome Johnson Mrs. O. B. Robbins Dr. Joe N. Robbins W. H. Robbins Dr. L. E. Robbins STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ Overdrafts .......................... U. S Gov’t obligations..... Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures....... Banking house.................... Other real estate................ Cash and due from banks Other resources.................. 304,199.31 249.99 286,350.00 134,950.00 1.00 3,000.00 519,782.24 Capital Stock...................... $ 30,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 35,000.00 Undivided p ro fits............... 83,689.65 Reserves ............................. , 3,688.26 Demand deposits................. 1,010,921.04 Time deposits...................... U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 150.00 Public funds........................ 85,083.59 Deposits of banks............... Total dep........$1,096,154.63 Other liabilities.................. Total $1,248,532.54 Total $1,248,532.54 Thirty-sixth Report 53 G U A R A N T Y LOAN A N D T R U S T C O M PAN Y, H E L E N A (Not engaged in commercial banking) Phillips County Chartered February 9, 1910 Telephone Number Main 636 Transit Number 81-64 Officers Directors Dewey Moore............................President E. C. Nelson.................. Vice President C. L. McKelvy...... Secretary-Treasurer S. H. Hurst C. E. Mayer Dewey Moore E. C. Nelson M. R. Ready H. G. Stephens, Jr. H. H. White STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Loans and discounts..... $ Overdrafts ....................... U. S. Gov’t obligations.. Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures....... Banking house.................... Other real estate............... Cash and due from banks Other resources.................. Liabilities 88,843.36 6, 100.00 6,500.00 687.00 1.00 44,158.60 3,001.00 Capital Stock...................... $ Surplus fund........................ Undivided p rofits.............. Reserves .............................. Trust deposits.................... Time deposits...................... U. S. Gov’t deposits.......... Public funds........................ Deposits o f banks.............. Total dep........ Other liabilities.................. Totai ....................................$ 149,290.96 50,000.00 20,000.00 10,353.05 66,890.95 2,046.96 Total .................................... $ 149,290.96 V A L L E Y BANK, H IN D S V 1L L E Chartered November 8, 1907 Madison County Telephone Number 22 Officers Adry Gaskill..................... President C. F. Fitch, Jr........ Vice President H. L. Mayfield......... Vice President Fred E. R eed ........................ Cashier Lloyd A. Linebarger....Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-362 •Directors William B. Bunch C. F. Fitch, Jr. Adry Gaskill James R. Hargis Tom Hargis Lloyd A. Linebarger H. L. Mayfield STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Capital Stock...................... $ 10,000.00 Loans and discounts.........$ 44,467.91 Overdrafts .......................... Surplus fund........................ 10,000.00 95,800.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations..... Undivided profits.............. 3,558.34 3,940.00 Reserves .............................. Other bonds and securities 5,426.80 Furniture and fixtures....... 1.00 Demand deposits................ 135,492.85 Banking house.................... 600.00 Time deposits...................... 40,423.83 Other real estate................ U. S. Gov’t deposits.......... 70,092.91 Public funds........................ Cash and due from banks 10,000.00 Other resources.................. Deposits of banks.............. Total dep........$ 185,916.68 Other liabilities.................. Total ........................ :.......... $ 214,901.82 Total ....................................$ 214,901.82 54 State o f Arkansas: Bank Department BANK OF H O L L Y GROVE, H O L L Y GROVE Monroe County Chartered March 12, 1903 Telephone Number 681 Transit Number 81-275 Officers Directors M. P. W alls.............................. President J. I. Matthews................ Vice President B. J. Lambert, Jr....................... Cashier Jack Phillips.................... Asst. Cashier B. B. J. J. J. Lambert J. Lambert, Jr. I. Matthews W. Mayo J. B. Moore, Jr. M. P. Walls O. M. Washington STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts...... $ 214,746.80 Overdrafts ....................... 673,800.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations... 27,000.00 Other bonds and securities 1.00 Furniture and fixtures..... 900.00 Banking house.................... Other real estate................ 1.00 Cash and due from banks 177,761.04 Other resources.................. Capital Stock...................... $ 30,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 50,000.00 Undivided p rofits............... 33,956.60 Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................. 776,024.82 Time deposits...................... 86,805.11 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 1,318.59 Public funds........................ 116,104.72 Deposits of banks............. Total dep........$ 980,253.24 Other liabilities.................. Total ....................................$1,094,209.84 Total .....................................$1,094,209.84 H O R A T IO S T A T E BANK, H O R A T IO Sevier County Chartered May 15, 1905 Telephone Number 77 Transit Number 81-342 Officers Directors C. E. Hendrix.......................... President O. T. Brinkley................ Vice President Mazie Gallaher............................ Cashier O. T. Brinkley F. R. Ethridge C. E. Hendrix Lilia Hendrix L. O. Shull STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........: Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures....... Banking house.................... Other real estate................ Cash and due from banks Other resources.................. 351,249.90 457.27 130,310.60 20,906.74 1 , 200.00 2.00 258,669.10 Capital Stock...................... : Surplus fund........................ Undivided p ro fits............... Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................ Time deposits...................... U. S. Gov’t deposits........... Public funds........................ Deposits of banks............... Total dep........$ 691,824.06 25.000. 00 25.000. 00 20,971.55 507,535.80 119,197.24 65,091.02 Other liabilities. Total .$ 762,795.61 Total $ 762,795.61 55 Thirty-sixth Report A R K A N S A S T R U S T C O M PAN Y, H O T SPRINGS Garland County Chartered April 18, 1907 Telephone Number 629 Transit Number 81-51 Officers Directors D. Burgauer.......................... ..-President Geo. H. Sexton.............. Vice President Dewell Jackson....Vice Pres. & Cashier C. J. Clements....................Asst. Cashier Norton Meek, Jr.................Asst. Cashier M. Schnebelen....................Asst. Cashier R. E. Jones..........................Asst. Cashier D. Burgauer Geo. H. Sexton Clarence J. Horner Floyd L. Thompson Dewell Jackson E. M. Thrash Norton Meek, Jr. Warren W. Wilson Carl E. Miles E. F. W oodcock STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$1,555,623.78 Overdrafts .... 251.12 U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 6,926,641.10 Other bonds and securities 488,415.26 21,076.94 Furniture and fixtures....... Banking house.................... 42,000.00 Other real estate................ Cash and due from banks 3,131,651.28 56,586.91 Other resources.................. Capital Stock......................$ 300,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 300,000.00 Undivided profits ............... 226,920.85 Reserves .............................. 70,731.54 Demand deposits................ 8,916,709.19 Time deposits...................... 921,119.27 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 137,654.45 Public funds........................ 1,290,029.83 Deposits of banks.............. Total dep......$11,265,512.74 Other liabilities.................. Total ..................................$12,222,246.39 59,081.26 Total .................................. $12,222,246.39 J A C K S O N V IL L E S T A T E BANK, J A C K S O N V IL L E Pulaski County Chartered August 2, 1949 Telephone Number 3 Transit Number 81-764 Officers Directors Raymond Rebsamen.........President Kenneth Pat W ilson.......Vice-Pres. Cashier R. C. W illcox.............. Garland Kirkpatrick-Asst. Cashier Joyce Rye Hester.......Asst. Cashier Jack East Raymond Rebsamen Dr. Oscar Gray, Jr. B. Fred Thompson Lyle B. Marcus Kenneth Pat Wilson J. H. Mize STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........: Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures..... Banking house.................... Other real estate............... Cash and due from banks Other resources.................. Total 404,109.10 20,000.00 10,263.34 13,539.48 154,759.18 .$ 602,671.10 Capital stock...................... : Surplus fund........................ Undivided profits.............. Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................ Time deposits...................... U. S. Gov’t deposits........... Public funds........................ Deposits of banks.............. Total dep........$ 515,870.16 Other liabilities.................. Total 50.000. 00 10. 000. 00 8,531.17 434,321.63 10,438.02 71,110.51 18,269.77 $ 602,671.10 State o f Arkansas: Bank Department 56 N E W T O N C O U N T Y BANK, JASPER Newton CountyChartered March 24, 1903 Telephone Number 15 Officers Transit Number 81-371 Directors O. A. Moore................................President J. Lex Moore W. J. Pruitt...................... Vice-President Guy A. Moore Guy A. Moore.................. Vice-President O. A. Moore L. W. Nance.............................. Cashier Goldie Ham...................... Asst. Cashier L. W. Nance W. J. Pruitt STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ 139,660.57 Overdrafts .................... 2.44 470,320.50 U. S. Gov’t obligations..... Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures......... 692.08 Banking house........................ 524.88 Other real estate................. Cash and due from banks 163,782.84 Other resources.................. Capital stock...................... ! Surplus fund...................... Undivided profits............... Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................. Time deposits...................... U. S. Gov’t deposits........... Public funds........................ Deposits of banks............... Total dep........$ 718,351.20 25,000.00 5.000. 00 18,632.11 8 . 000 . 615,122.20 103,229.00 Other liabilities. 774,983.31 Total Total 774,983.31 C IT IZ E N S B A NK OF JONESBORO, JONESBORO Craighead County Chartered July 25, 1919 ' Telephone Number 6603 Officers Transit Number 81-613 Directors M. L. McKinney...................... President J. E. McKee...................Vice-President J. Lan Williams.............Vice-President C. V. McKinney...........................Cashier Major Griffin.................... Asst. Cashier C. V. McKinney G. E. McKinney M. L. McKinney B. Frank Williams J. Lan Williams STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$3,039,227.51 Overdrafts ............................ 544.58 U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 3,545,225.85 Other bonds and securities 134,175.00 Furniture and fixtures..... 1.00 Banking house.................... Other real estate.............. Cash and due from banks 1,616,528.05 Other resources.................. Capital stock...................... $ 200,000.00 Surplus fund......................... 200,000.00 Undivided profits............... 121,294.09 Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................. 4,464,313.09 Time deposits....................... 2,225,242.50 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 58,489.35 Public funds........................ 598,347.40 Deposits of banks............... 468,015.56 Total dep........$7,814,407.90 Other liabilities................... Total $8,335,701.99 Total $8,335,701.99 00 57 Thirty-sixth Report M E R C A N T I L E BANK, JONESBORO Craighead County Chartered January 7, 1932 Telephone Number 5521 Officers Transit Number 81-72 Directors Claude Gregory.................. President G. G. Smith.............Exec. Vice-Pres. Nathan Deutsch..Vice-Pres. & Cash. R. W. Higginbotham..Asst. Cashier Alberta Dickson.........Asst. Cashier Carey Smith.................Asst. Cashier Bryan Armstrong Edward O. Cherry Nathan Deutsch A. Faught Charles Frierson Claude Gregory W. Gus Nash, Jr. Lloyd M. Rebsamen G. G. Smith J. Paul Smith STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$1,738,166.98 Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 3,338,486.41 Other bonds and securities 205,558.02 Furniture and fixtures..... 10,658.10 15,000.00 Banking house.................... Other real estate.............. Cash and due from banks.. 1,278,757.26 Other resources.................. 5,390.64 Capital stock...................... $ 200,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 100,000.00 Undivided profits............... 136,940.43 Reserves .............................. 2,550.00 Demand deposits................. 3,585,342.13 Time deposits...................... 1,878,451.59 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 46,576.46 Public funds........................ 546,092.31 Deposits of banks............... 96,064.49 Total dep........$6,152,526.98 Other liabilities.................. Total ................................ $6,592,017.41 Total ................................ $6,592,017.41 F A R M E R S A N D M E R C H A N T S BANK, JU DSO NIA White County Chartered May 29, 1913 Telephone Number 38 Officers Transit Number 81-549 Directors John A. Henson........................President W. R. Felts W. R. Felts......................Vice-President J. H. Graves J. H. Graves....................Vice-President John A. Henson P. E. Bauer..................................Cashier G. D. Young...................... Asst. Cashier O. C. Waller R. E. Waller Edgar Wright STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ 46,361.71 Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 514,500.00 Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures..... 1.00 Banking house.................... 750.00 Other real estate.............. Cash and due from banks 287,367.38 Other resources.................. Capital stock...................... ! Surplus fund...................... Undivided profits............... Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................ Time deposits...................... U. S. Gov’t deposits........... Public funds........................ Deposits of banks............... Total dep........$ 769,529.90 17.500.00 17.500.00 44,450.19 663,584.87 105,945.03 Other liabilities. Total $ 848,980.09 Total .$ 848,980.09 State o f Arkansas: Bank Department 58 U N IO N S T A T E BANK. J U N C T IO N C I T Y Union County Chartered August 28, 1933 Telephone Number 73 Officers Transit Number 81-232 Directors I. A. Brinker............................President O. H. Goodwin.................Vice-President J. M. Thompson...........................Cashier I. A. Brinker A. A. Couch O. H. Goodwin Houston Hall H. J. Williams STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts......... $ 139,916.29 Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 483,500.00 Other bonds and securities 28,500.00 Furniture and fixtures....... 2.400.00 Banking house.................... 2.900.00 Other real estate................ 1.00 Cash and due from banks 312,813.73 Other resources.................. Capital stock...................... $ 25,000.00 Surplus fund............. 25,000.00 Undivided profits............... 36,222.75 Reserves .............................. 3,850.00 Demand deposits................. 676,587.84 Time deposits...................... 92,963.86 8,679.14 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... Public funds........................ 101,727.43 Deposits of banks............... Total dep........$ 879,958.27 Other liabilities.................. Total ................................ $ 970,031.02 Total .................................$ 970,031.02 BANK OF K E N S E T T , K E N S E T T White County Chartered February 17, 1922 Telephone Number 191 Officers Transit Number 81-649 Directors A. P. Mills.................................President John H. Johnston.........Vice-President Mrs. Thelma Roth................. ....Cashier A. P. Mills J. W. Sloan John H. Johnston STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ 29,621.61 Overdrafts .......................... 52.30 U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 208,000.00 Other bonds and securities 308.40 Furniture and fixtures..... Banking house.................... 1.00 Other real estate................ Cash and due from banks 194,494.64 Other resources.................. 1.00 Canital stock...................... $ 17,500.00 Surplus fund........................ 4,000.00 Undivided profits............... 10,568.00 Reserves .............................. 54.00 Demand deposits................. 393,295.45 Time deposits...................... U. S. Gov’t deposits.......... Public funds........................ 7,061.50 Deposits of banks............. Total dep........$ 400,356.95 Other liabilities.................. Total ................................ $ 432,478.95 Total ................................ $ 432,478.95 59 Thirty-sixth Report B A NK OF KEO, KEO Lonoke County Chartered January 13, 1920 Telephone Number 1602F12 Transit Number 81-631 Directors Officers A. J. H. J. B. Cobb................................ President D. Cobb........................Vice-President A. Coleman.................Vice-President F. Coffman............................ Cashier A. B. Cobb J. D. Cobb S. C. Cobb J. F. Coffman H. A. Coleman STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts......... ' Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures..... Banking house.................... Other real estate................ Cash and due from banks Other resources.................. 34,341.82 5.25 56,000.00 50,182.00 1.00 155,907.15 Capital stock...................... : Surplus fund...................... Undivided profits............... Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................ Time deposits...................... U. S. Gov’t deposits........... Public funds........................ Deposits of banks............. Total dep........$ 254,955.42 25,000.00 ID,000.00 6,481.80 229,183.81 2 ,100.00 23,671.61 Other liabilities. 296,437.22 Total Total 296,437.22 BANK OF K IN G ST O N , K IN G S T O N Madison County Chartered April 7, 1911 Transit Number 81-467 Officers Directors A. B. Bunch............................ President Tom Hargis....................Vice-President Wilson Bunch..............................Cashier Wm. B. Bunch.................. Asst. Cashier A. B. Bunch Wilson Bunch H. C. Fields Tom Hargis H. R. McCracken STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........! Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures..... Banking house.................... Other real estate............... Cash and due from banks Other resources.................. 52,016.30 92,800.00 25,953.75 1.00 1.00 2.00 108,250.87 Capital stock...................... ! Surplus fund...................... Undivided profits.............. Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................ Time deposits...................... U. S. Gov’t deposits........... Public funds........................ Deposits of banks............... Total dep........$ 247,244.05 10,000.00 10,000.00 6,780.87 5.000. 00 173,549.25 68,694.80 5.000. Other liabilities. Total .$ 279,024.92 Total $ 279,024.92 00 60 State o f Arkansas: Bank Department F A R M E R S S T A T E BANK, L A K E C IT Y Craighead County Chartered February 28, 1950 Telephone Number 3221 Officers Transit Number 81-766 Directors H. H. McAdams.......................President M. S. Rubenstein...........Vice-President L. D. Walker, Jr....................... Cashier Donald Timms................ Asst. Cashier Fred H. Carter L. A. Cato W. O. Doak H. H. McAdams M. S. Rubenstein C. L. Sanders G. E. W ood STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts..... $ 145,102.94 Overdrafts ...................... 125,088.32 U. S. Gov’t obligations.. Other bonds and securities 1 , 000.00 Furniture and fixtures..... Banking house.................... 4,000.00 Other real estate............... Cash and due from banks 185,712.01 Other resburces.................. Capital stock...................... $ 50,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 10,000.00 Undivided profits............... 926.96 Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................. 233,657.23 Time deposits...................... 14,000.00 U. S. Gov't deposits........... Public funds........................ 102,319.08 Deposits of banks............... 50,000.00 Total dep........$ 399,976.31 Other liabilities.................. Total ................................ $ 460,903.27 Total .................................$ 460,903.27 BA NK OF L A K E V IL L A G E , L A K E V I L L A G E Chicot County Chartered October 14, 1937 Telephone Number 46 Officers Transit Number 81-598 Directors B. C. Clark................................President J. B. Gillison.................. Vice-President E. T. Cashion............................... Cashier James S. Suitt.................Asst. Cashier Frances Wheat............... Asst. Cashier Ben Angel E. T. Cashion B. C. Clark J. B. Gillison W. C. Lovette W. T. Wynne STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts..... $ 560,323.61 Overdrafts ...................... 440.96 U. S. Gov’t obligations.. 948,249.39 Other bonds and securities 6,900.00 Furniture and fixtures..... 2,063.41 Banking house.................... 10 , 000.00 Other real estate.............. Cash and due from banks 364,079.88 Other resources.................. Capital stock...................... $ 50,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 50,000.00 Undivided profits............... 98,144.63 Reserves .............................. 16,726.74 Demand deposits................. 1,249,562.45 Time deposits....................... 154,998.95 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 13,104.98 Public funds........................ 258,538.78 Deposits o f banks............... Total dep........$1,676,205.16 Other liabilities.................. Total $1,892,057.25 Total 980.72 $1,892,057.25 61 Thirty-sixth Report C IT IZ E N S BANK OF LAVACA, LAVACA Sebastian County Chartered May 5, 1910 Telephone Number 2341 Officers Transit Number 81-378 Directors J. S. Coffman.......................... President J. M. Llewellyn............ Vice-President F. L. Granger.................Asst. Cashier J. S. Coffman I. H. Fielder W. D. West, Jr. STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........! Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations....... Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures..... Bahking house.................... Other real estate............... Cash and due from banks Other resources.................. 75,952.08 131,800.00 9,215.99 1.00 1.00 135,760.25 Capital stock...................... ! Surplus fund........................ Undivided profits.............. Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................. Time deposits...................... U. S. Gov’t deposits........... Public funds........................ Deposits of banks.............. Total dep........$ 317,802.92 15,000.00 7.500.00 4,927.40 7.500.00 280,543.61 8,661.07 2,911.56 25,686.68 Other liabilities Total 352,730.32 Total .$ 352,730.32 L I T T L E R IV E R BANK, L E P A N T O Poinsett County Chartered November 21, 1919 Telephone Number 108 Officers Transit Number 81-622 Directors D. F. Portis..............................President B. H. Murphy.................. Vice-President A. T. Bell......................................Cashier Mrs. R. L. W hite.............Asst. Cashier Will J. Riddick................ Asst. Cashier A. T. Bell E. P. Burton W. H. Cross Wayne Eason B. H. Murphy D. F. Portis J. C. Portis STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts..... $ 689,093.19 Overdrafts ...................... 510.50 U. S. Gov’t obligations.. 267,200.00 Other bonds and securities 46,770.84 Furniture and fixtures..... Banking house.................... Other real estate.............. Cash and due from banks 763,866.55 Other resources.................. Capital stock...................... $ 50,000.00 75,000.00 Surplus fund........................ Undivided profits............... 67,498.84 Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................ 1,193,575.98 Time deposits.................... 103,334.31 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 16,359.26 Public funds........................ 261,672.69 Deposits of banks............. Total dep........$1,574,942.24 Other liabilities. Total $1,767,441.08 Total $1,767,441.08 State o f Arkansas: Bank Department 62 L E S L IE S T A T E BANK, L E S L IE Searcy County Chartered April 17, 1948 Telephone Number 60 Transit Number 81-761 Officers Directors Rex Killebrew.......................... President Arthur J. Siegel....Vice-Pres. & Cashier Virgil Blair.............................. Secretary Virgil Blair Rex Killebrew Wm. J. Seeger Arthur J. Siegel Page H. Thomas STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ 109,873.16 Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 95,768.97 Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures..... 3,452.24 Banking house.................... Other real estate................ Cash and due from banks 91,258.36 Other resources.................. 417.85 Capital stock...................... I Surplus fund........................ Undivided profits............... Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................. Time deposits...................... U. S. Gov’t deposits........... Public funds........................ Deposits of banks............... Total dep........$ 254,791.46 25.000. 00 10. 000. 00 10,979.12 226,089.13 7,819.46 20,882.87 Other liabilities. Total 300,770.58 300,770.58 Total PEO P LE S BANK A N D LOAN CO M PA N Y, L E W I S V I L L E Lafayette County Chartered August 25, 1911 Telephone Number 98 Officers Transit Number 81-475 Directors W. D. Stewart.......................... President J. C. Landes....Exec. Vice-Pres. & Cash. P. D. Burton P. D. Burton, Jr. J. A. Harrel J. C. Landes T. P. Lemay W. D. Stewart STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures..... Banking house.................... Other real estate................. Cash and due from banks Other resources.................. 346,566.43 223.51 277,563.65 191,854.07 5,000.00 20,000.00 285,125.41 77.25 Capital stock...................... : Surplus fund...................... Undivided profits............... Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................ Time deposits...................... U. S. Gov’t deposits........... Public funds........................ Deposits of banks............... Total dep........$1,034,196.91 30.000. 00 50.000. 00 12,213.41 739,640.53 169,745.93 7,799.34 117,011.11 Other liabilities. Total $1,126,410.32 Total $1,126,410.32 Thirty-sixth Report 63 BANK OF LIN C O LN , L IN CO LN Washington County Chartered March 19, 1903 Telephone Number 19 Transit Number 81-3S4 Directors Officers W. T. Shannon....................... President J. A. English................... Vice-President B. J. Basden................................. Cashier B. E. J. H. J. Basden W. Baugh A. English A. Lewis R. H. Pitts S. H. Pitts W. T. Shannon STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Liabilities Resources Loans and discounts...........! Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures..... Banking house.................... Other real estate................ Cash and due from banks Other resources.................. 318,204.12 567.83 206,500.00 69,640.00 1.00 1.00 332,259.26 Capital stock...................... : Surplus fund........................ Undivided profits.............. Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................ Time deposits...................... U. S. Gov’t deposits........... Public funds........................ Deposits of banks.............. Total dep........$ 831,470.63 25.000. 00 25.000. 00 45,702.58 660,646.15 117,383.28 14,263.23 39,177.97 Other liabilities. Total ................................ $ 927,173.21 927,173.21 Total M E T R O P O L IT A N T R U S T C O M PA N Y, L I T T L E ROCK (Not engaged in commercial banking) \ Pulaski County Chartered June 5, 1925^ Telephone Number 4-1744 Transit NumberDirectors Officers Justin Matthews, Jr..............President Somers Matthews...........Vice-President John P. Matthews...................Secretary Eva M. Hale................ Asst. Secretary John P. Matthews Justin Matthews, Jr. Lila B. Matthews Martha D. Matthews Somers Matthews STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Liabilities Resources Loans and discounts...........! Overdrafts .......................... 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 65,493.93 123,927.39 542.30 53,366.36 4,777.59 191,110.45 $ 439,218.02 Capital stock........... Surplus fund............ Undivided profits.... Reserves .................. Demand deposits..... Time deposits........... U. S. Gov’t deposits. Public funds............ Deposits of banks.... Total deposits......... Other liabilities....... Total 250,000.00 25,000.00 101,465.02 3,208.47 59,544.53 $ 439,218.02 64 State o f Arkansas: Bank Department W O R T H E N B A NK A N D T R U S T CO M PA N Y, L I T T L E ROCK Pulaski County Chartered August 4, 1902 Telephone Number 4-4392 Officers Emmett Morris.....Chairman of Board James H. Penick.....................President L. E. Dishongh....Vice-Pres. & Cashier John G. Potts.................Vice-President Harry M. Crowe...........Vice-President James Keith.....................Vice-President G. A. Zimmerman.........Vice-President Gardner Lile...................Vice-President Booker Worthen............. Vice-President Dan M. Murphy...Asst. Vice-President Melvin Lawson.....Asst. Vice-President R. B. Elwood.........Asst. Vice-President M. S. Heim........................ Asst. Cashier M. L. Hogan......................Asst. Cashier R. M. McCown................... Asst. Cashier Louis East.......................... Asst. Cashier W. G. Cobb........................Asst. Cashier E. O. Maness.................... Asst. Cashier G. L. Alexander............... Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-7 Directors Wm. C. Allsopp W. Robt. Crow Harry M. Crowe L. E. Dishongh Alfred Leymer Emmet Morris James H. Penick John G. Potts Frank M. Silverman Theo. C. Treadway Booker Worthen STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.......$ 8,607,625.84 Overdrafts ........................ 78.50 U. S. Gov’t obligations.... 25,661,523.85 Other bonds and secur... 4,559,633.52 Furniture and fixtures.... 115,000.00 Banking house.................. 150,000.00 Other real estate............. Cash and due from banks 17,674,103.35 Other resources................ 84,824.53 Capital stock...................... $ 1,000,000.00 Surplus fund....................... 1,000,000.00 Undivided profits............. 360,138.58 Reserves .......................... 111,988.89 Demand deposits............... 27,669,110.41 Time deposits................... 10,648,151.95 U. S. Gov’t deposits......... 1,064,466.25 Public funds....................... 5,513,568.09 Deposits of banks........... 9,481,974.52 Total dep....$54,377,271.22 Other liabilities................. Total .............................. $56,852,789.59 3,390.90 Total ...............................$56,852,789.59 Thirty-sixth Report Ob BA NK OF LOCKESBURG, LOCKESBURG Sevier County Chartered October 14, 1902 Telephone Number 78 Transit Number 81-385 Officers Directors M. L. Norwood....................... President R. C. Norwood.......................... Cashier Mrs. R. C. Norwood.........Asst. Cashier Mary F. Hampson M. L. Norwood Hugh Latimer R. C. Norwood STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Liabilities Resources Loans and discounts......... Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures..... Banking house.................... Other real estate.............. Cash and due from banks Other resources.................. 89,974.31 203,950.00 21,000.00 •1.00 1,600.00 119,708.58 Capital stock...................... $ 25.000. 00 14.000. 00 Surplus fund........................ 7,713.54 Undivided profits................ Reserves .............................. Demand deposits.................. 321,699.78 30,465.46 Time deposits.................. U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 37,355.11 Public funds........................ Deposits of banks.............. Total dep........$ 389,520.35 Other liabilities. Total 436,233.89 436,233.89 Total F IR S T S T A T E BANK, L O N O K E Lonoke County Chartered March 9, 1935 Telephone Number 157 Officers Transit Number 81-200 Directors J. J. Fletcher...........................President W. H. Bransford...........Vice-President Neill Fletcher.V ice-Pres. & Cashier Arthur Herring.................Asst. Cashier J. O. Bennett W. H. Bransford J. J. Fletcher Neill Fletcher M. E. Lyons W. W. McCrary, Jr. Guy E. Williams STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts......... $ 122,872.91 Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 993,729.80 Other bonds and securities 67,236.92 Furniture and Fixtures..... 1.00 Banking house.................... 1.00 Other real estate............... Cash and due from banks 260,969.65 Other resources.................. 7,898.99 Capital stock...................... $ 25,000.00 Surplus fund.............. :........ 40,000.00 Undivided profits............... 52,907.57 Reserves .............................. Demand deposits............— 1,142,441.74 Time deposits...................... U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 2,349.87 Public funds........................ 190,011.09 Deposits of banks.............. Total dep........$1,334,802.70 Other liabilities. Total $1,452,710.27 Total $1,452,710.27 State o f Arkansas: Bank Department 66 F A R M E R S BANK A N D T R U S T C O M PAN Y, M A G N O L IA Columbia County Chartered September 26, 1906 Telephone Number 1 Transit Number 81-163 Officers Directors T. S. Grayson.......................... President R. S. Warnock, Jr.......... Vice-President W. L. Jameson, Jr.......... Vice-President J. B. Lee...................................... Cashier H. A. Reid...................... Asst. Cashier W. K. Twitty.................. Asst. Cashier R. S. Foster W. N. Paschal T. S. Grayson Mrs. T. H. Reeves W. L. Jameson, Jr. H. A. Reid J. G. Langston J. A. W. Souter J. B. Lee R. S. Warnock, Jr. STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ 90,408.12 Overdrafts .......................... 309.10 U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 5,940,672.68 Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures..... 28,808.00 Banking house.................... 51,439.00 Other real estate............... 42.00 Cash and due from banks 1,581,386.59 Other resources.................. 4.00 Capital stock...................... $ 50,000.00 200,000.00 Surplus fund........................ Undivided profits............... 127,968.79 Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................. 6,346,724.44 Time deposits...................... 371,181.09 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 26,440.81 Public funds........................ 567,352.85 Deposits of banks............... 3,401.51 Total dep........$7,315,100.70 Other liabilities.................. Total ................................ $7,693,069.49 Total ................................ $7,693,069.49 BA NK OF M A L V E R N , M A L V E R N Hot Spring County Chartered June 24, 1889 Transit Number 81-131 Telephone Number 66 Officers Directors Robert S. Smith, Jr..........President J. Elmo Young.........Vice-President R. R. Chamberlain....Vice-President Dr. W. S. Richardson.....Vice-Pres. Jester Jones............................ Cashier Miss Hester H. Smith..Asst. Cash. Foy G. Ritchey...........Asst. Cashier Mrs. Flora B. Adams Chas. S. Smith Ray Boyle Robert S. Smith, Jr. R. R. Chamberlain J. Elmo Young Dr. W. S. Richardson STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts........... $ 528,700.95 Overdrafts .......................... 3.508.16 U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 2,289,979.66 Other bonds and securities 21,050.00 Furniture and fixtures..... 27,420.36 Banking house.................... 1,975.00 Other real estate............... Cash and due from banks 783,498.35 Other resources.................. 9,910.00 Capital stock........................ $ 50,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 50,000.00 Undivided profits............... 89,850.34 Reserves .............................. 23,206.31 Demand deposits................. 3,043,629.51 Time deposits..................... 47,630.28 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 40,076.65 Public funds........................ 302,836.74 Deposits of banks............... 18,812.65 Total dep........$3,452,985.83 Other liabilities. Total $3,666,042,48 Total $3,666,042.48 67 Thirty-sixth Report PEO PLES BANK, M A M M O T H SPRING Fulton CountyChartered February 8, 1921 Telephone Number 44 Transit Number 81-645 Officers Directors J. F. Martin............................ President Mrs. Auda M. Culver Cloy H. Culver....Vice-Pres. & Cashier Cloy H. Culver Lew W. Lewis................ Asst. Cashier J. F. Martin J. R. Martin I. M. Plumlee STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts..... $ 69,089.33 Overdrafts ...................... 108.18 U. S. Gov’t obligations.. 528,000.00 Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures..... 1.00 Banking house.................... 380.00 Other real estate.............. Cash and due from banks 145,382.35 Other resources.................. Capital stock...................... $ 25,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 10,000.00 Undivided profits.................. 12,193.00 Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................. 664,879.35 Time deposits...................... U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 2,654.17 Public funds............................ 28,234.34 Deposits of banks.............. Total dep........$ 695,767.86 Other liabilities.................. Total ................................$ 742,960.86 Total ................................ $ 742,960.86 M E R C H A N T S AND P L A N T E R S BANK, M A N IL A Mississippi County Chartered March 16, 1948 Telephone Number 30 Transit Number 81-710 Officers Directors E. C. Fleeman......................... President H. D. Alston C. W. Tipton..................Vice-President Wm. Borowsky Wm. G. Fox................................. Cashier E. P. Burton T. W. Holt........................ Asst. Cashier E. C. Fleeman Wm. G. Fox C. W. Tipton L. E. Townsend STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Loans and discounts......... Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures..... Banking house.................... Other real estate.............. Cash and due from banks Other resources.................. Liabilities 338,584.65 31,000.00 10,524.17 10,153.00 447,469.29 Capital stock............. .'........ Surplus fund........................ Undivided profits.............. Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................ Time deposits...................... U. S. Gov’t deposits........... Public funds........................ Deposits of banks.............. Total dep........$ 747,794.89 50.000. 00 15.000. 00 24,936.22 497,113.91 250,680.98 Other liabilities. Total 837,731.11 Total 837,731.11 State o f Arkansas: Bank Department 68 BA NK OF M A N S F IE L D , M A N S F IE L D Sebastian County Chartered February 16, 1939 Telephone Number 7 Officers Transit Number 81-249 Directors G. R. Holbrook..........................President Gilmer K. Dixon Gilmer K. Dixon.............. Vice-President B. R. Holbrook W. W. Holbrook..........................Cashier G. R. Holbrook B. R. Holbrook.............. Asst. Cashier W. W. Holbrook S. M. Taylor G. G. Woods STATEMENT OF JUNE 30. 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures..... Banking house.................... Other real estate............... Cash and due from banks Other resources.................. 241,678.93 67.56 694,000.00 111,948.00 1.00 1.00 386,789.72 Capital stock...................... $ 30,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 45,000.00 Undivided profits............... 31,495.58 Reserves ............................ 28,094.79 Demand deposits................. 969,906.05 Time deposits...................... 250,205.56 U. S. Gov’t deposits......... 12,647.37 Public funds........................ 67,136.86 Deposits of banks............... Total dep........$1,299,895.84 Other liabilities.................. Total ................................ $1,434,486.21 Total ................................ $1,434,486.21 F A R M E R S A N D M E R C H A N T S BANK, M A R IA N N A Lee County Chartered January 9, 1942 Telephone Number 585 Officers Transit Number 81-744 Directors H. L. Petty.............................. President W. V. Moye..................... Vice-President W. R. Jones................................. Cashier Mrs. Nelle R. Stallings...Asst. Cashier E. D. Thos. A. C. Glenn John Conner H. Gist Mahan, Jr. U. Miller F. Miller W. V. Moye Ike Panich H. L. Petty Harvey W. Wilson STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........! Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures..... Banking house.................... Other real estate.............. Cash and due from banks Other resources.................. 872,552.24 786.00 28,500.00 18,000.00 7,445.01 516,275.00 603.81 Capital stock...................... ! Surplus fund........................ Undivided profits............... Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................ Time deposits...................... U. S. Gov’t deposits........... Public funds........................ Deposits of banks............... Total dep........$1,291,899.51 50.000. 00 50.000. 00 43,635.02 8,627.53 985,910.05 7,600.00 9,902.99 263,486.47 25.000. 00 Other liabilities. Total $1,444,162.06 Total $1,444,162.06 Thirty-sixth R eport 69 C IT IZ E N S BANK, M ARIO N Crittenden County Chartered March 15, 1938 Telephone Number 1 Officers Transit Number 81-742 Directors J. F. Fogleman........................ President Perry Barton..................Vice-President A. J. Lumpkin............................Cashier Mrs. Mary L. Hoskins....Asst. Cashier Perry Barton A. J. Lumpkin Wilson P. Barton Alex Stirewalt J. F. Fogleman STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures..... Banking house.................... Other real estate................ Cash and due from banks Other resources.................. 232,554.33 102.71 887,989.58 120,780.43 1.00 1.00 352,416.15 Capital stock...................... $ 40,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 40,000.00 42,219.60 Undivided profits.............. Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................ 995,558.68 Time deposits............... 71,873.46 U. S. Gov’t deposits.......... 6,053.63 Public funds........................ 398,139.83 Deposits of banks.............. Total dep........$1,471,625.60 Other liabilities.................. Total ................................$1,593,845.20 Total ................................ $1,593,845.20 M A R K E D T R E E BA NK, M A R K E D T R E E Poinsett County Chartered March 3, 1932 Telephone Number 60 Officers Transit Number 81-705 Directors John Brunner, Sr.....................President Frank Brunner H. R. Ritter......................Vice-President John Brunner Louis H. Goad............................. Cashier John Brunner, Jr. Helen M. Stewart.............Asst. Cashier H. R. Ritter L. V. Ritter L. V. Ritter, Jr. STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ 704,332.58 Overdrafts .......................... 77.60 U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 868,145.00 Other bonds and securities .50 Furniture and fixtures..... Banking house.................... .50 Other real estate............... Cash and due from banks 556,345.11 Other resources.................. Capital stock...................... $ 50,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 75,000.00 Undivided profits.............. 36,681.23 5,862.17 Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................ 1,655,357.19 Time deposits...................... 2,226.00 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 9,206.53 Public funds........................ 278,505.73 Deposits of banks............... 16,062.44 Total dep........$1,961,357.89 Other liabilities.................. Total $2,128,901.29 Total $2,128,901.29 State o f Arkansas: Bank Department 70 T H E C IT IZ E N S BA NK, M A R S H A L L Searcy County Chartered February 26, 1940 Telephone Number 27 Transit Number 81-715 Directors Officers Mrs. Mary Massey....................President J. C. Baker J. C. Baker........................Vice-President M. F. Cash Leo W atts..................................... Cashier Leonard Coffman Jimmie Lee Battershelk.Asst. Cashier Dewey Massey Mrs. Mary Massey Ancil Mays Leo Watts STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........: Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures..... Banking house.................... Other real estate............... Cash and due from banks Other resources.................. 294,409.66 20.83 257,000.00 6 , 000.00 4,249.67 13,363.78 5,892.87 573,657.64 Capital stock...................... $ 25,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 35,000.00 Undivided profits............... 15,163.45 Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................. 620,444.07 286,050.65 Time deposits...................... U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 6,189.27 Public funds........................ 166,747.01 Deposits of banks............... Total dep........$1,079,431.00 Other liabilities. $1,154,594.45 Total Total $1,154,594.45 BA NK OF M A R V E L L , M A R V E L L Phillips County Chartered January 8, 1903 Telephone Number 32 Officers Transit Number 81-393 Directors Guy Robinson.......................... President H. B. W illis.........Vice-Pres. & Cashier F. H. W ebster.............Vice-President Evelyn S. Cooke.............. Asst. Cashier Kennedy J. Graves Edmund Hirsch Weldon Jackson Guy Robinson Rachel Swift F. H. Webster H. B. Willis STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Liabilities Resources Loans and discounts...........! Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures..... Banking house.................... Other real estate............... Cash and due from banks Other resources.................. 379,187.69 348.410.00 26,354.11 2 , 000.00 3,700.00 1.00 232.062.01 Capital stock...................... $ 50.000. 00 Surplus fund........................ 25.000. 00 Undivided profits............... 37,693.52 Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................. 832,129.95 Time deposits...................... 2 , 000.00 U. S. Gov’t deposits.......... Public funds........................ 44,891.34 Deposits of banks............... Total dep........$ 879,021.29 Other liabilities. Total .$ 991,714.81 Total $ 991,714.81 71 Thirty-sixth Report BANK OF McCRORY, McCRORY Woodruff County Chartered Jhne 8, 1903 Telephone Number 20 Officers Transit Number ’ 81-261 Directors I. N. Arnof................................. President I. N. Arnof Vance M. Thompson___ Vice-President John D. Eldridge, Jr. J. F. Watkins... Exec. Vice-President Vance M. Thompson Otto Miller.................................. Cashier Ruth Files........................ Asst. Cashier Mrs. Imogene Beeson.....Asst. Cashier James W. Taylor.............Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 30. 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures..... Banking house.................... Other real estate.............. Cash and due from banks Other resources.................. 603,484.33 161.09 507,500.00 200,460.14 1.00 1.00 360,252.32 Capital stock...................... $ • 50,000.00 Surplus fund................ 50,000.00 Undivided profits.............. 33,154.32 ' Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................. 1,329,142.23 Time deposits...................... U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 11,475.38 Public funds........................ 198,087.95 Deposits of banks............... Total dep........$1,538,705.56 Other liabilities.................. Total ................................$1,671,859.88 Total ................................$1,671,859.88 M cG EH EE BANK, M cG EHEE Chartered December 5, 1933 Desha County Telephone Number 31 Officers Transit Number 81-585 Directors G. H. Linaker........................President Sam Bowman.....Exec. Vice-President R. G. Verser...................Vice-President J. W. Willoughby, Jr................Cashier Mark E. Sherland, Jr......Asst. Cashier James E. Ferriss.............Asst. Cashier R. L. Beck C. B. Bowman Sam Bowman G. H. Linaker W. A. McGeHee, W. W. R. R. A. Smith R. Stephens B. fBtone G. Verser STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$1,426,000.50 Overdrafts .......................... 1,867.37 U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 955,249.72 Other bonds and securities 774,503.65 Furniture and fixtures..... 10,760.25 Banking house.................... Other real estate.............. Cash and due from banks 750,493.64 Other resources.................. 886.09 Capital stock...................... $ 75,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 100,000.00 Undivided profits............... 86,705.24 Reserves .............................. 30,395.61 Demand deposits................ 2,233,165.86 Time deposits...................... 752,750.79 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 22,367.08 Public funds........................ 613,379.80 Deposits of banks.............. Total dep........$3,621,663.53 Other liabilities.................. Total .................................. $3,919,761.22 5,996.84 Total .................................. $3,919,761.22 72 State o f Arkansas: Bank Department T H E BA NK OF M E L B O U R N E , M E L B O U R N E Izard County Chartered July 29, 1896 Telephone Number 17 Transit Number 81-397 Directors Officers G. H. Miller............................ President A. J. Younger............... Vice-President Marean Pearson.......................... Cashier Opal Smith........................ Asst. Cashier R. L. Blair G. H. Miller Marean Pearson E. B. Watts A. J. Younger STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities 134,657.60 38.32 417,052.02 4,909.80 Loans and discounts......... Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures..... Banking house.................... Other real estate.............. Cash and due from banks Other resources.................. 1.00 1.00 221,904.09 Capital stock...................... Surplus fund........................ Undivided profits............... Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................. Time deposits...................... U. S. Gov't deposits........... Public funds........................ Deposits of banks............... Total dep........$ 728,902.06 15.000. 00 25.000. 00 9,572.06 89.71 568,715.96 6,519.90 153,666.20 Other liabilities 778,563.83 Total Total 778,563.83 T H E U N IO N BA NK OF M E N A , M E N A Polk County Chartered July 25, 1934 Telephone Number 85 Officers Transit Number 81-98 Directors W. J. Lauck.............................President W. A. Finks.....................Vice-President W. L. Boyd................................. Cashier Paul Von oilm en.............Asst. Cashier W. L. Boyd W. A. Finks W. J.Lauck STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures..... Banking house.................... Other real estate................ Cash and due from banks Other resources.................. 659,499.74 124.98 526,552.00 405,980.09 8,524.73 13,049.90 588,417.11 4,105.46 Capital stock...................... $ 50,000.00 Surplus fund......................... 50,000.00 Undivided profits............... 60,189.63 Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................. 1,714,395.75 Time deposits...................... 115,552.23 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 20,577.34 Public funds........................ 195,539.06 Deposits of banks............... Total dep........$2,046,064.38 Other liabilities................... Total $2,206,254.01 Total $2,206,254.01 73 Thirty-sixth Report M O N E T T E S T A T E BANK, M O N E T T E Craighead County Chartered December 29, 1936 Telephone Number 50 Officers Transit Number 81-724 Directors R. E. Jacobs............................ President B. Frank Williams......Vice-President R. E. Jacobs................................Cashier D. F. Portis............................Secretary F. H. Heise...................... Asst. Cashier R. E. D. F. Portis Jacobs B. FrankWilliams STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ 661,208.32 Overdrafts .......................... 2.06 U. S. Gov’t obligations...... 25,000.00 Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures..... 2,591.00 Banking house.................... Other real estate................ Cash and due from banks 913,814.07 Other resources.................. Capital stock...................... $ 25,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 50,000.00 Undivided profits............... 65,834.15 Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................ 1,214,231.16 Time deposits...................... 23,224.44 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... Public funds........................ 117,305.24 Deposits of banks............. 107,020.46 Total dep........$1,461,781.30 Other liabilities. Total ................................ $1,602,615.45 Total ................................ $1,602,615.45 C O M M E R C IA L LOAN A N D T R U S T C O M PAN Y, M O N T IC E L L O Drew County Chartered November 29, 1912 Telephone Number 228 Officers Transit Number 81-534 Directors J. D. McCloy............................ President M. L. Sigman.................Vice-President Joe McCloy.........Exec. Vice-President Mrs. Mabel Cox Sherry...........Cashier Mrs. Velma Allen...........Asst. Cashier J. A. Baxter J. F. Brann E. R. Lambert J. D. McCloy Joe McCloy John B. Posey Clarence W. Porter James A. Ross Joe Shelton M. L. Sigman Virgil J. Trotter, Jr. STATEMENT OF JUNE 30. 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures..... Banking house.................... Other real estate................. Cash and due from banks Other resources.................. 340,120.23 66.09 911,100.00 423,613.13 4,450.00 16,202.51 1.00 450,309.32 4,333.42 Capital stock...................... $ 60,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 60,000.00 Undivided profits............... 18,619.99 Reserves .............................. 50,000.00 Demand deposits................ 1,562,992.37 Time deposits...................... 44,834.15 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 31,612.13 Public funds........................ 321,137.06 Deposits of banks............. 1,000.00 Total dep........$1,961,575.71 Other liabilities.................. Total $2,150,195.70 Total $2,150,195.70 4 74 State o f Arkansas: Bank Department U N IO N BANK A N D T R U S T C O M PA N Y, M O N T IC E L L O Drew County Chartered September 15, 1915 Telephone Number 180 Officers Transit Number 81-156 Directors V. J. Trotter......................... President R. A. Adcock Adrian Williamson.........Vice-President Brown Calhoun Charles W. Daniel.Vice-Pres. & Cash. George Campster D. F. Stalnaker................. Asst. Cashier Charles W. Daniel F. L. Lance........................Asst. Cashier Zach McClendon Mrs. Virginia Pierce........ Asst. Cashier W. R. McCloy Dr. J. P. Price R. P. Trotter V. J. Trotter Adrian Williamson M. F. Wright STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$1,389,926.13 Overdrafts .......................... 1,342.44 U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 698,900.00 Other bonds and securities 1,196,673.51 1.00 Furniture and fixtures..... Banking house.................... 1.00 Other real estate............... Cash and due from banks 533,073.42 Other resources.................. 1,007.46 Capital stock...................... $ 100,000.00 Surplus fund..;..................... 100,000.00 Undivided profits............... 58,737.55 Reserves .............................. 169,024.83 Demand deposits................. 2,595,863.78 Time deposits....................... 232,985.66 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 40,388.36 516,413.69 Public funds........................ Deposits of banks............. 7,511.09 Total dep........$3,393,162.58 Other liabilities.................. Total ................................ $3,820,924.96 Total .................................$3,820,924.96 T H E F IR S T S T A T E BANK, M O R R IL T O N Conway County Chartered November 26, 1930 Telephone Number 10 Transit Number 81-144 Officers R. H. Dickenhorst................... President S. E. McReynolds........... Vice-President C. E. Linebarger........................Cashier H. J. Kordsmeier.......... Asst. Cashier Directors R. H. Dickenhorst S. E. McReynolds R. M. Huie T. M.McReynolds S. R. McKinley L. T. Oates STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$1,142,921.25 Overdrafts .......................... 36.33 U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 2,300,500.00 Other bonds and securities 178,491.18 Furniture and fixtures..... Banking house.................... 25,000.00 Other real estate............... 1.00 Cash and due from banks 1,156,583.11 Other resources.................. Capital stock...................... $ 100,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 100,000.00 Undivided profits............... 107,784.17 Reserves ................ 14,785.70 Demand deposits................. 4,101,717.83 Time deposits...................... 113,475.40 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 40,811.24 Public funds........................ 222,741.83 Deposits of banks............... 2,216.70 Total dep........$4,480,963.00 Total ................................$4,803,532.87 Other liabilities. Total ....... .........................,$4,^ 75 Thirty-sixth Report T H E B A NK OF M O N T G O M E R Y C O U N TY , M O U N T IDA Montgomery County Chartered November 26, 1930 Telephone Number 9 Transit Number 81-404 Officers Directors R. A. Rice .......................... President J. A. Rice........................Vice-President Amos Horn..................................Cashier Andrew S. Hulsey..........Asst. Cashier Ola Bell Black................. Asst. Cashier J. A. Rice L. V. Rice R. A. Rice STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts..... $ 270,594.26 Overdrafts ...................... 224,700.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations.. 2,647.92 Other bonds and securities 3,629.50 Furniture and fixtures..... 1,500.00 Banking house.................... Other real estate.............. Cash and due from banks 274,081.76 Other resources.................. Captial stock...................... $ 25,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 17,500.00 Undivided profits............... 23,452.74 Reserves .............................. 3,194.13 Demand deposits................. 486,298.90 111,460.17 Time deposits...................... U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 1,393.22 Public funds........................ 108,854.28 Deposits of banks.............. Total dep........$ 708,006.57 Other liabilities.................. Total ................................ $ 777,153.44 Total ................................ $ 777,153.44 T H E PEO PLES BANK, M O U N T A IN HOME Baxter County Chartered August 10, 1906 Telephone Number 6 Officers Transit Number 81-402 Directors J. Paul Morgan...................... President Powers L. Fowler.....Exec. Vice-Pres. Don J. Baker................. Vice-President Neil Nelson..................................Cashier Lon Jones, Jr................... Asst. Cashier Don J. Baker Earle J. Bryant M. E. Curlee W ylo Dyer J. Paul Morgan STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts..... $ 519,520.34 172.65 Overdrafts ...................... 1,391,735.67 U. S. Gov’t obligations.. 86,794.10 Other bonds and securities 4,500.00 Furniture and fixtures..... 10 , 000.00 Banking house.................... Other real estate............... Cash and due from banks 692,821.15 Other resources.................. Capital stock...................... $ 50,000.00 50,000.00 Surplus fund........................ Undivided profits.............. 45,977.37 Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................ 2,342,234.64 Time deposits...................... U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 1,935.00 Public funds........................ 215,396.90 Deposits of banks............... Total dep........$2,559,566.54 Other liabilities.................. Total .................................. $2,705,543.91 Total ...................................$2,705,543.91 76 State o f Arkansas: Bank Department BANK OF M O U N T A IN V I E W , M O U N T A I N V I E W Stone County Chartered July 21, 1915 Telephone Number 2271 Officers Transit Number 81-403 Directors W. C. Branscum................... President J. T. Smith................... Vice-President H. R. Moore................................ Cashier Reva Killian................... Asst. Cashier Marie Goodman..............Asst. Cashier W. C. Branscum H. R. Moore Hubert Hinkle J. T. Smith Lackey W. Moody STATEMENT OP JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ 86,830.97 Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 423,100.00 Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures..... 1.00 Banking house.................... 1,000.00 Other real estate.............. Cash and due from banks 253,330.26 Other resources.................. 501.00 Capital Stock...................... : Surplus fund........................ Undivided profits............... Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................ Time deposits...................... U. S. Gov’t deposits........... Public funds........................ Deposits of banks............... Total dep........$ 695,612.05 25.000. 00 30.000. 00 13,569.42 581.76 578,611.49 117,000.56 Other liabilities. Total .$ 764,763.23 Total $ 764,763.23 BANK OF M U L B E R R Y , M U L B E R R Y Crawford County Chartered January 15, 1902 Telephone Number 40 Officers Transit Number 81-257 Directors 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 O. J. Kirksey S. B. Stevinson STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ 295,862.13 Capital stock...................... $ 25,000.00 Overdrafts .......................... Surplus fund........................ 25,000.00 298,600.00 Undivided profits............... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 51,235.42 Other bonds and securities 44,265.00 Reserves .............................. Furniture and fixtures..... 1.00 Demand deposits................. 804,430.56 Banking house.................... 1.00 Time deposits...................... 3,100.00 Other real estate.............. 1.00 U. S. Gov’t deposits......... 10,082.98 Cash and due from banks 376,402.20 Public funds........................ 96,783.37 Other resources.................. 500.00 Deposits of banks............... Total dep........$ 914,396.91 Other liabilities.................. Total $1,015,632.33 Total $1,015,632.33 77 Thirty-sixth Report P IK E C O U N T Y BA NK, M U R FR EESB O R O Pike County Chartered December 19, 1904 Telephone Number 5 Officers Transit Number 81-405 Directors John Beavers............................President Dr. T. P. Alford Clarence Anthony.......... Vice-President Clarence Anthony C. W. Darnall..............................Cashier John Beavers Cleo Risner...................... Asst. Cashier L. L. Beavers C. W. Darnall Glenn Hickey Mabel B. Manville Carle Robbins M. L. Stueart STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Liabilities Resources Loans and discounts.........: Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures..... Banking house.................... Other real estate.............. Cash and due from banks Other resources.................. 373,100.15 473,774.00 6,104.08 5,639.00 7,010.57 259,850.89 Capital stock...................... I Surplus fund........................ Undivided profits.............. Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................ Time deposits...................... U. S. Gov’t deposits........... Public funds........................ Deposits of banks.............. Total dep........$1,027,583.58 25.000. 00 25.000. 00 47,895.11 718,190.54 102,997.00 206,396.04 Other liabilities. Total $1,125,478.69 Total ,125,478.69 BANK OF N E T T L E T O N , N E T T L E T O N Craighead County Chartered February 13, 1904 Telephone Number 2131 Officers Transit Number 81-406 Directors L. D. Kiech................................President Fred Shauver.................... Vice-President E. E. Hale....................................Cashier R. E. Thomas.................. Asst. Cashier E. E. Hale E. C. Kiech L. D. Kiech Veon C. Kiech Fred Shauver STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Liabilities Resources Loans and discounts......... Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures..... Banking house.................... Other real estate.............. Cash and due from banks Other resources.................. 576,933.45 13.47 911,200.00 69,250.00 1.00 4,700.00 342,165.84 Capital stock...................... $ 40,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 80,000.00 Undivided profits............... 46,984.31 Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................. 1,589,428.40 Time deposits...................... U. S. Gov’t deposits......... 387.56 Public funds........................ 147,463.49 Deposits of banks.............. Total dep........$1,737,279.45 Other liabilities. Total $1,904,263.76 Total $1,904,263.76 78 State o f Arkansas: Bank Department BANK OF N E W A R K , N E W A R K Independence County Chartered October 10, 1944 Telephone Number 16 Transit Number 81-7.48 Directors Officers J. Clyde Edwards...................President W. J. Freeze...................Vice-President Austin Leeds................................ Cashier J. L. Magness.................... Asst. Cashier O. L. Bone J. L. Magness J. Clyde Edwards Ed V. Wilson W. J. Freeze L. E. Wilson Austin Leeds STATEMENT OF JUNE 30. 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ 152,296.07 Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations 342,000.00 Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures 400.00 Banking house.................... Other real estate.............. Cash and due from banks 155,698.73 Other resources.................. Capital stock...................... $ 25,000.00 15,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 12,028.22 Undivided profits.............. Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................. 560,133.04 Time deposits...................... U. S. Gov’t deposits........... Public funds........................ . 38,173.94 Deposits of banks............... Total dep........$ 598,306.98 59.60 Other liabilities.................. Total ................................ $ 650,394.80 Total ................................ $ 650,394.80 BA NK OF N E W ED IN B U R G , N E W E D IN B U R G Cleveland County Chartered August 22, 1904 Telephone Number 846F11 Transit Number 81-408 Directors Officers E. T. Attwood...................... ..President C. B. Attwood................ Vice-President Ray Attwood.......................... .....Cashier C. B. Attwood E. T. Attwood Ray Attwood STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Loans and discounts.........$ 84,759.64 Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 158,989.91 Other bonds and securities 19,610.86 Furniture and fixtures..... 82.91 Banking house.................... 1.00 Other real estate............... Cash and due from banks 68,692.52 Other resources.................. 130.00 Total ................................ $ 332,266.84 Liabilities 12,500.00 12,500.00 9,046.79 Capital stock.................... $ Surplus fund........................ Undivided profits............... Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................ Time deposits...................... U. S. Gov’t deposits........... Public funds........................ Deposits of banks............... Total dep........$ 297,994.06 212,255.03 21,188.61 Other liabilities.................. 225.99 Total .............................. 64,550.42 332,266.84 Thirty-sixth Report 79 M E R C H A N T S A N D P L A N T E R S BANK, N E W P O R T Jackson County Chartered March 20, 1946 Telephone Number 270 Transit Number 81-756 Directors Officers W. A. McCartney D. H. Burton........ ....................President R. C. Biggadike Ralph McDonald D. H. Burton W. A. McCartney ...........Vice-President Leonidas Mack P. L. Copeland..... Exec. Vice-President P. L. Copeland J. A. Thompson A. G. Johnston.... ........................Cashier Robert Holden Paul K. Holmes, Jr. L. H. Conditt.................... Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ 804,126.49 Overdrafts ........................ . U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 267,824.20 Other bonds and securities 29,794.72 Furniture and fixtures..... 16,942.39 Banking house.................... Other real estate.............. Cash and due from banks 963,007.72 Capital stock...................... $ 75,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 25,000.00 Undivided profits.............. 49,819.81 13,224.46 Reserves ................... Demand deposits.............. ... 1,527,490.02 Time deposits...................... 49,000.00 I T . S. Gov’t deposits.......... 1,256.25 Public funds........................ 323,350.00, Deposits of banks............. 17,554.98 Total dep........$1,918,651.25 Other resources Other liabilities $2,081,695.52 Total $2,081,695.52 Total T H E T W I N C IT Y BANK, N O R T H L I T T L E ROCK Pulaski County Chartered March 21, 1935 Telephone Number 5-5361 Officers Transit Number 81-54 Directors Henry O. Topf........................ President R. J. Rice....................... Vice-President DeWayne Jones.......................... Cashier J. Grayson Dickson........Asst. Cashier Ray O. Clifton................Asst. Cashier R. J. Rice Henry O. Topf J. E. Wright STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$1,169,836.33 Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 4,233,824.44 Other bonds and securities 121,273.07 Furniture and fixtures..... 21,196.15 Banking house.................... 21,000.00 Other real estate.............. Cash and due from banks 1,720,219.06 Other resources.................. 37.50 Capital stock...................... $ 150,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 150,000.00 Undivided profits............... 41,258.83 Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................ 5,287,158.55 Time deposits...................... 676,515.91 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... Public funds........................ 982,449.28 Deposits of banks.............. Total dep........$6,946,123.74 Other liabilities.................. Total .................................. $7,287,386.55 3.98 Total ...................................$7,287,386.55 State o f Arkansas: Bank Department 80 M ISSIS SIPPI C O U N T Y BANK, OSCEOLA Mississippi County Chartered March 15, 1928 Telephone Number 500 Officers Transit Number 81-387 Directors G. H. Florida.........Chairman of Board C. B. W ood.............................. President H. F. Ohlendorf.............Vice-President James W. Farris....Vice-Pres. & Cash. C. L. Anderson, Jr...........Asst. Cashier Mary E. Balloue...............Asst. Cashier Nora W ise........................... Asst. Cashier Bill Landrum......................Asst. Cashier R. C. Branch James W. Farris G. H. Florida Thos. P. Florida A. Liverant H. F. Ohlendorf C. B. W ood STATEMENT OF JUNE 30. 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$1,886,585.35 Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 281,500.00 Other bonds and securities 189,927.62 Furniture and fixtures..... 10,578.74 Banking house.................... 1.00 Other real estate............... 1.00 Cash and due from banks 1,142,123.80 Other resources.................. 3,097.50 Capital stock...................... $ 175,000.00 Surplus fund................. 175,000.00 Undivided profits............... 71,912.32 Reserves .............................. 615.48 Demand deposits................. 2,317,623.96 Time deposits...................... 412,624.23 U. S. Gov’t deposits......... 16,597.47 Public funds........................ 344,441.55 Deposits of banks............... Total dep........$3,091,287.21 Other liabilities.................. Total ................................ $3,513,815.01 Total ................................ $3,513,815.01 T H E P L A N T E R S BANK, OSCEOLA Mississippi County Chartered April 13, 1944 Telephone Number 420 Officers J. T. Cromer............................ President C. E. Dean...........Vice-Pres. & Cashier J. F. Herndon...................Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-745 Directors J. T. Cromer A. W. Young C. E. Dean L. C. B. Young Nathan Weinberg STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ 815,934.76 Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 1,073,288.72 Other bonds and securities 96,451.03 Furniture and fixtures..... 7,796.62 Banking house.................... 25,000.00 Other real estate................ Cash and due from banks 670,639.27 Other resources.................. Capital stock...................... $ 75,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 75,000.00 Undivided profits............... 68,933.20 Reserves .............................. 15,622.03 Demand deposits................. 1,628,615.62 Time deposits...................... 433,081.05 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 34,449.75 Public funds........................ 358,408.75 Deposits of banks............... Total dep........$2,454,555.17 Other liabilities. T otal .................................. $2,689,110.40 Total ................................... $2,689,110.40 81 Thirty-sixth Report BANK OF OZARK, OZARK Franklin County Chartered June 9, 1937 Telephone Number 28 Officers Transit Number 81-727 Directors W. A. Hudspeth...................... President W. A. Hudspeth, Jr......Vice-President Don Smith....................................Cashier W. A. Hudspeth Jeta Taylor Frank N. Johnston Romie Wilson STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts..... $ 343,914.56 Overdrafts ...................... 942.90 U. S. Gov’t obligations.. 915,900.00 Other bonds and securities 3,299.87 Furniture and fixtures..... 50.00 Banking house.................... 2 , 000.00 Other real estate.............. Cash and due from banks 306,153.49 Other resources.................. Capital stock...................... $ 25,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 50,000.00 Undivided profits.............. 3,621.50 Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................. 1,360,972.92 Time deposits...................... U. S. Gov’t deposits........... Public funds...................... 131,886.42 Deposits of banks.............. Total dep........$1,492,859.34 Other liabilities.................. Total ................................$1,572,260.82 779.98 Total ................................ $1,572,260.82 T H E S E C U R I T Y BANK A N D T R U S T C O M PAN Y, PARAG OULD Greene County Chartered February 5, 1931 Telephone Number 782 Officers Transit Number 81-82 Directors Jas. W. Alexander............ President Jas. W. Alexander S. P. McHaney..............Vice-President E. R. Browning E. R. Browning..........................Cashier W. E. Ellington Emily Meiser.................... Asst. Cashier J. C. Honey R. V. McCoy Sam McHaney L. G. Staub Ike W illcockson J. E. Winn STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts..... $ 977,297.42 Overdrafts ...................... 49.01 U. S. Gov’t obligations.. 911,834.65 Other bonds and securities 282,678.08 Furniture and fixtures..... 7,420.86 Banking house.................... 12,625.00 Other real estate............... Cash and due from banks 1,153,332.03 Other resources.................. Capital stock...................... $ 50,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 100 000.00 Undivided profits............... 119,755.83 Reserves .............................. 4,456.00 Demand deposits................ 1,934,936.67 Time deposits...................... 689,867.84 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 15,640.50 Public funds........................ 430,165.33 Deposits of banks.............. Total dep........$3,070,610.34 Other liabilities.................. Total $3,345,237.05 Total 414.88 $3,345,237.05 State o f Arkansas: Bank Department 82 BANK OF P A R K D A L E , P A R K D A L E Ashley County Chartered February 1, 1910 Telephone Number 16 Officers Transit Number 81-416 Directors J. A. Williams..........................President J. H. Caldwell................. Vice-President J. P, Caldwell............................. Cashier J. H. Caldwell J. P. Caldwell J. A. Williams STATEMENT OF JUNE 30. 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ 215,885.91 Overdrafts .......................... 226.56 U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 139,293.38 Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures..... 312.94 Banking house.................... Other real estate.............. Cash and due from banks 128,012.53 Other resources.................. Capital stock...................... $ 30,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 20,000.00 Undivided profits............... 23,264.71 Reserves ................. 1,500.00 Demand deposits................. 348,679.29 31,404.66 Time deposits...................... U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 2,938.35 25,944.31 Public funds........................ Deposits of banks............... Total dep........$ 408,966.61 Other liabilities.................. Total ................................ $ 483,731.32 Total ................................ $ 483,731.32 F IR S T S T A T E BANK, P A R K IN Cross County Chartered June 5, 1925 Telephone Number 35 Transit Number 81-676 Officers Directors H. L. Coldren...........................President F. E. Brenner.................Vice-President Mrs. G. D. Carter.......................Cashier S. N. Green...................... Asst. Cashier F. E. Brenner H. L. Coldren, Jr. Mrs. G. D. Carter N. E. Thomas H. L. Coldren STATEMENT OF JUNE 30. 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ 482,670.82 Overdrafts .......................... 8.96 U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 160,784.64 Other bonds and securities 7,681.38 Furniture and fixtures..... 4,107.83 Banking house.................... 720.00 Other real estate.............. 1.00 Cash and due from hanks 184,902.13 Other resources................... 55,986.64 Capital stock........................ $ 25,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 50,000.00 37,190.48 Undivided profits............... 2,000.00 Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................. 697,282.62 Time deposits...................... 27,907.62 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 5,373.83 Public funds........................ 46,041.13 Deposits of banks............... Total dep........$ 776,605.20 Other liabilities................... Total ................................ $ 896,863.40 6,067.72 Total ................................ $ 896,863.40 Thirty-sixth Report 83 B A NK OF PEA RIDGE, PEA RIDGE Benton County Chartered May 6, 1911 Telephone Number 10 Officers Transit Number 81-468 Directors W. T. Patterson...................... President Hugh H. W ebb..............Vice-President W. W. Davidson........................ Cashier Alvin Armstrong.............Asst. Cashier W. W. Davidson W. T. Patterson Hugh H. Webb STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts........ $ 184,163.62 Capital stock...................... $ 25,000.00 12,000.00 Overdrafts .......................... 105.31 Surplus fund........................ 6,614.37 Undivided profits.............. U. S. Gov’t obligations..... Other bonds and securities Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................ 207,527.55 Furniture and fixtures..... 1,700.00 Banking house.................... 19,314.16 550.00 Time deposits...................... Other real estate............... U. S. Gov’t deposits........... Cash and due from hanks 101,759.18 Public funds........................ 18,474.53 Other resources.................. 652.50 Deposits of banks.............. Total dep........$ 245,316.24 Other liabilities.................. Total ................................$ 288,930.61 Total ................................| 288,930.61 T H E P E R R Y C O U N T Y BANK, P E R R Y V I L L E Perry County Chartered December 8, 1945 Telephone Number 24 Officers Transit Number 81-752 Directors D. O. Thomas..................... President B. J. Suffridge............... Vice-President H. E. Van Dalsem......................Cashier J. H. Moore...................... Asst. Cashier J. D. Farish B. J. Suffridge S. C. Gutowski D. O. Thomas L. E. Jones H. E. Van Dalsem Jos. B. Lipsmeyer Paul Van Dalsem STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts......... $ 153,620.38 Overdrafts .......................... 191,119.61 U. S. Gov’t obligations..... Other bonds and securities 1,908.87 Furniture and fixtures..... 3,901.80 Banking house.................... 12,613.61 Other real estate.............. Cash and due from banks 108,760.91 Other resources.................. Capital stock...................... $ 25,000.00 5,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 16,189.74 Undivided profits.............. Reserves ............................ 350,410.86 Demand deposits................ Time deposits...................... U. S. Gov’t deposits........... Public funds........................ 75,114.75 Deposits of banks.............. Total dep........$ 425,525.61 Other liabilities.................. Total ? 471,925.18 209.83 Total ............................. 471,925.18 State o f Arkansas: Bank Department 84 P IGG O TT S T A T E BANK, PIG G O TT Clay County Chartered March 10, 1930 Telephone Number 71 Officers Transit Number 81-698 Directors V. C. W right.......................... President T. W. Leggett.—Exec. Vice-President T. W. Leggett, Jr..................... Cashier J. W. Harris.................... Asst. Cashier J. W. Hamilton H. C. Robbins T. W. Leggett John Staples T. W. Leggett, Jr. V. C. Wright G. W ill Reves STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ 439,393.05 Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 1,065,100.00 Other bonds and securities 189,985.00 Furniture and fixtures..... 2,500.00 5,000.00 Banking house.................... Other real estate.............. Cash and due from banks 312,889.69 Other resources.................. .83 Capital stock...................... $ 50,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 50,000.00 Undivided profits............... 51,673.34 50,000.00 Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................. 1,369,166.65 Time deposits...................... 31,995.63 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 3,837.00 Public funds........................ 398,195.95 Deposits of banks............... 10,000.00 Total dep........$1,813,195.23 Other liabilities.................. Total ................................ $2,014,868.57 Total .................................$2,014,868.57 F IR S T S T A T E BANK, P L A I N V I E W Yell County Chartered January 12, 1934 Telephone Number 051 Officers Transit Number 81-234 Directors Donald Barger..........................President Bill Aikman M. A. Vandover..............Vice-President Donald Barger Winfred Hopper............................Cashier Walter Caviness Flora Keener.................... Asst. Cashier Willie Caviness C. B. Law M. A. Vandover STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........1 196,760.87 Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 625,400.00 Other bonds and securities 46,855.62 Furniture and fixtures..... 1.00 Banking house.................... 1.00 Other real estate.............. 1.00 Cash and due from banks 224,511.44 Other resources.................. Capital stock...................... ! Surplus fund........................ Undivided profits............... Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................. Time deposits...................... U. S. Gov’t deposits........... Public funds........................ Deposits of banks............. Total dep........$ 956,522.68 40.000. 00 20. 000. 00 77,008.25 870,099.08 3,665.19 82,758.41 Other liabilities. Total $1,093,530,93 Total $1,093,530.93 85 Thirty-sixth Report BA NK OF PO CAHONTAS, P O CAH ON TA S Randolph County Chartered October 31, 1903 Telephone Number 36 Officers Transit Number 81-297 Directors Dr. J. W. Brown................. President R. R. Hosey.........Exec. Vice-President Harry A. Belford...................... Cashier G. B. Johnson................Asst. Cashier Joe T. Wilson..................Asst. Cashier F. E. Belford Harry A. Belford Tom Bigger Dr. J. W. Brown R. R. Hosey STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ 813 ,359.84 32.69 Overdrafts ......................—. U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 1,386 ,600.00 Other bonds and securities 68 ,900.00 3 ,500.00 Furniture and fixtures..... Banking house.................... Other real estate.............. Cash and due from banks 510, 504.48 9, 388.59 Other resources.................. Capital stock...................... $ 75,000.00 75,000.00 Surplus fund........................ Undivided profits.............. 47,853.92 Reserves .............................. 57.50 Demand deposits................. 2,057,956.15 Time deposits...................... 285,140.16 U. S. Gov’t deposits............. 11,786.71 Public funds................... 237,846.32 Deposits of banks.............. 1,644.84 Total dep........$2,594,374.18 Other liabilities. Total ................................$2,792,285.60 Total ................................ $2,792,285.60 T H E PEO PLES BANK, P O R T L A N D Ashley County Chartered January 22, 1908 Telephone Number 2961 Officers Transit Number 81-248 Directors J. A. Sherrill.......................... President O’Dell A. Sanders.—Vice-Pres. & Cash. Leroy Naff........................Asst. Cashier Mrs. M. D. Pugh..............Asst. Cashier Geo. M. Brown Leroy Naff Mrs. M. D. Pugh J. A. Sherrill STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts..... $ 199,858.51 347.04 Overdrafts ...................... 159,400.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations.. Other bonds and securities 2,500.00 Furniture and fixtures..... Banking house.................... Other real estate.............. Cash and due from banks 81,438.27 Other resources.................. Capital stock...................... $ ' 25,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 40,000.00 Undivided profits............... 15,212.59 Reserves ............................ 100.00 Demand deposits................ 280,476.31 Time deposits...................... 22,039.99 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... Public funds........................ 60,714.93 Deposits of banks.............. Total dep........$ 363,231.23 Other liabilities. Total $ 443,543.82 Total .$ 443,543.82 State o f Arkansas: Bank Department 86 P O R T L A N D BANK, P O R T L A N D Ashley County Chartered April 23, 19C0 Telephone Number 2361 Officers Transit Number 81-247 Directors Felix Pugh................................ President R. B. Newcome, Jr........Vice-President C. E. Larrison...........................Cashier K. Thornton.................... Asst. Cashier H. E. Cockerham Felix Pugh R. B. Newcombe, Jr. Gus Pugh STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ 229,768.53 Capital stock...................... .$ 20,000.00 Surplus fund........................ Overdrafts .......................... 80,000.00 602,530.44 Undivided profits.............. U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 66,395.01 Other bonds and securities 21,249.71 Reserves .............................. 3,433.05 Demand deposits............... Furniture and fixtures..... 852,121.46 Banking house.................... 4,461.88 Time deposits...................... 74,545.43 1.00 U. S. Gov’t deposits......... Other real estate.............. Cash and due from banks 247,571.56 Public funds........................ 15,955.27 Other resources.................. 1.00 Deposits of banks............... Total dep........$ 942,622.16 Other liabilities.................. Total ................................ $1,109,017.17 Total ................................ $1,109,017.17 C IT IZ E N S BANK, P O T T S V I L L E Pope County Chartered August 13, 1913 Telephone Number 2431 Officers Transit Number 81-551 Directors Morton Rankin........................ President Kenneth E. Owens........Vice-President G, C. Owens...............................Cashier G. C. Owens Morton Rankin Kenneth E. Owens STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Loans and discounts.........$ Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures..... Banking house.................... Other real estate............... Cash and due from banks Other resources.................. Liabilities 84,682.30 128.35 91,500.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 32,937.72 150.00 Capital stock...................... $ 20,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 2,500.00 Undivided profits............... 2,804.49 Reserves .............................. 400.00 Demand deposits................. 164,465.46 Time deposits...................... U. S. Gov’t deposits....... 4,134.86 Public funds........................ 15,096.56 Deposits of banks............. Total dep........$ 183,696.88 Other liabilities................... Total ................................ $ 209,401.37 Total ................................ $ 209,401.37 Thirty-sixth Report 87 T H E F A R M E R S A N D M E R C H A N T S BANK, P R A IR IE GROVE Washington County Chartered August 29, 1904 Telephone Number 95 Transit Number 81-256 Officers Directors R. D. Bogart............................President W. E. N. Phillips........Vice-President D. E. R ieff........ Vice-Pres. & Cashier Lorene Jones................... Asst. Cashier W. H. Thompson............Asst. Cashier W. H. Bartholomew J. C. Parks R. D. Bogart W. E. N. Phillips Dr. W. H. Mock D. E. Rieff STATEMENT CF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures..... Banking house.................... Other real estate............... Cash and due from banks Other resources................ ~ 482,048.87 368.30 299,005.00 146,750.00 1.00 1,000.00 293,114.05 Capital stock...................... $ 30,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 30,000.00 Undivided profits............... 75,493.36 Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................ 848,092.76 Time deposits............... 183,083.96 U. S. Gov't deposits........... 6,006.86 Public funds........................ 49,610.28 Deposits of banks.............. Total dep........$1,086,793.86 Other liabilities.................. Total ................................ $1,222,287.22 Total ................................$1,222,287.22 BANK OF PRESCOTT. P RESC OTT Nevada County Chartered August 10, 1904 Telephone Number 206 Officers Transit Number 81-140 Directors Thos. C. McRae, Jr..................President Thos. M. Bemis.............Vice-President Wren Scott...................... Vice-President W. R. Hambright................. Cashier O. J. Stephenson............Asst. Cashier J. A. Yancey................... Asst. Cashier D. K. Bemis Thomas M. Bemis W. R. Hambright D. L. McRae, Jr. Thos. C. McRae, Jr. John T. McRae C. D. McSwain Wren Scott Chas. H. Tompkins W. V. Tompkins STATEMENT OF JUNE 30. 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.......$ 431,631.93 Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 1,750,000.00 Other bonds and securities 199,555.81 Furniture and fixtures..... 4,081.26 Banking house.................... 8,100.00 Other real estate.............. Cash and due from banks 812,441.91 Other resources.................. 20,524.66 Capital stock...................... $ 75,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 75,000.00 Undivided profits.............. 37,032.49 Reserves .............................. 894.66' Demand deposits................ 2,619,543.08 Time deposits...................... 120,747.72 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 2,043.56 Public funds........................ 296,074.06 Deposits of banks.............. Total dep........$3,038,408.42 Other liabilities.................. Total $3,226,335.57 Total $3,226,335.57 State o f Arkansas: Bank Department 88 BANK OF Q U IT M A N , Q U I T M A N Cleburne County Chartered August 15, 1903 Telephone Number 2401 Officers Transit Number 81-424 Directors Ben F. Clark............................President J. A. Bailey W. H. McNair................ ..Vice-President Ben F. Clark N. H. Tarver.............................. Cashier Edith Ellis Edith Ellis........................ Asst. Cashier W. H.McNair N. H. Tarver STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ 177,486.35 118.08 Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 325,000.00 21,596.39 Other bonds and securities 1,600.00 Furniture and fixtures Banking house.................... 1.00 Other real estate.............. Cash and due from banks 169,884.79 Other resources.................. -----------------,$ 695,686.61 Total Capital stock...................... : Surplus fund........................ Undivided profits............... Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................. Time deposits...................... U. S. Gov’t deposits........... Public funds........................ Deposits of banks............... Total dep........$ 616,556.11 Other liabilities. Total ............. 25.000. 00 25.000.00 29,130.50 562,734.54 24,155.13 29,666.44 695,686.61 T H E BANK OF RECTOR, REC TO R Clay County Chartered November 15, 1930 Telephone Number 149 Officers J. C. Hardin............................ President J. A. Marlar.........Exec. Vice-President O. A. Harper.............................Cashier Claudia Justus.................Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-173 Directors J. C. Hardin T. C. Justus J. A. Marlar E. M. Purcell STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Loans and discounts.........$ 791,594.34 299.22 Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 302,000.00 57,182.97 Other bonds and securities 8,374.10 Furniture and fixtures..... Banking house.................... Other real estate............... Cash and due from banks 279,719.20 1 , 000.00 Other resources.................. Liabilities Capital stock...................... ! 50.000. 00 Surplus fund........................ 50.000.00 Undivided profits............... 20,406.79 Reserves .............................. 22,500.00 Demand deposits................. 1,198,124.27 Time deposits...................... U. S. Gov’t deposits......... 15,911.33 Public funds........................ 83,227.44 Deposits of banks............... Total dep........$1,297,263.04 Other liabilities. T otal .................................. $1,440,169.83 Total $1,440,169.83 89 Thirty-sixth Report F A R M E R S A N D M E R C H A N T S BA NK, REYNO Randolph County Chartered December 8, 1911 Transit Number 81-427 Officers Directors P. E. Belford...........................President P. E. Belford Glenn Brown................... Vice-President Freda M. Brown Freda M. Brown........................Cashier Otistean McGuire........... Asst. Cashier Muriel Butler..................Asst. Cashier Glenn Brown STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts..... $ 184,680.42 1,096.21 Overdrafts ...................... U. S. Gov’t obligations.. 198,000.00 Other bonds and securities 2,800.00 Furniture and fixtures..... Banking house.................... 2,400.00 Other real estate.............. Cash and due from banks 99,893.18 Other resources.................. 113.48 Capital stock........................ $ 25,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 5,000.00 Undivided profits.............. 5,392.52 Reserves .............................. 10,000.00 345,419.65 Demand deposits................ Time deposits...................... U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 2,660.78 95,510.34 Public funds........................ Deposits of banks............... Total dep........$ 443,590.77 Other liabilities.................. Total ................................$ 488,983.29 Total ................................ $ 488,983.29 T H E B A NK OF RISON, RiSON Cleveland County Telephone Number 48 Chartered March 7, 1932 Officers Transit Number 81-428 Directors J. L. Moore...............................President J. L. Sadler..................... Vice-President J. E. McCoy.....................Vice-President Herman Davidson........................Cashier Hazel Smith...................... Asst. Cashier Herman Davidson J. E. Goggans J. E. McCoy J. L. Moore Jo Nichol J. L. Sadler Max M. Smith B. W. Thomasson STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........! Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures..... Banking house.................... Other real estate............... Cash and due from banks Other resources.................. 184,357.11 750,381.08 31,240.25 1.575.00 1.350.00 509.00 234,159.32 1,618.84 Capital stock........................ ! Surplus fund........................ Undivided profits.............. Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................ Time deposits...................... U. S. Gov’t deposits........... Public funds........................ Deposits of banks.............. Total dep........$1,081,942.87 25.000. 00 25.000. 00 56,358.07 16,889.66 668,294.23 143,458.79 270,189.85 . Other liabilities. Total $1,205,190.60 Total $1,205,190.60 State o f Arkansas: Bank Department 90 T H E BA NK OF R U S S E L L V IL L E , R U S S E L L V I L L E Pope County Chartered December 23, 1897 Telephone Number 16 Officers Transit Number 81-119 Directors Geo. S. Neal............................. President R. L. Jenkins.................. Vice President M. J. Hickey................................Cashier Robert H. Parker............Asst. Cashier Geo. H. Neal.....................Asst. Cashier E. C. Bradley M. J. Hickey R. L. Jenkins A. J. Mathews Geo. S. Neal C. M. Richmond STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and Discounts.........$1,206,975.08 Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 1,536,683.45 Other bonds and securities 264,929.39 Furniture and fixtures....... 12,000.00 15,000.00 Banking house.................... Other real estate............. 8.00 Cash and due from banks 736,233.77 Other resources................... 629.00 Capital Stock...................... $ 100,000.00 20,000.00 Surplus fund........................ Undivided p ro fits............... 295,069.08 Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................. 2,256,876.34 Time deposits...................... 863,365.61 U- S. Gov’t deposits........... 29,710.35 Public funds................. 203,932.81 Deposits of banks............... 3,504.50 Total dep........$3,357,389.61 Other liabilities Total ....................................$3,772,458.69 Total .................................... $3,772,458.69 PEO PLES E X C H A N G E BANK, R U S S E L L V I L L E Pope County Chartered March 24, 1890 Telephone Number 26 Officers Transit Number 81-118 Directors Donald Barger...........................President C. E. Lemley.................. Vice President John T. Little.............................. Cashier Hazel G. Little................ Asst. Cashier Donald Barger Lee Cheek G. M. Cook Chas. M. Howell I. A. Laws A. B. Priddy J. Madison White STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$1,114,830.03 Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 1,451,218.75 Other bonds and securities 288,126.61 Furniture and fixtures....... 5,160.00 Banking house.................... 15,000.00 Other real estate................. LOO Cash and due from banks 1,150,362.84 Other resources.................. Capital Stock...................... $ 100,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 20,000.00 Undivided profits............... 187,152.56 Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................ 2,773,581.61 Time deposits....................... 636,635.66 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 36,216.82 Public funds........................ 207,933.57 Deposits of banks............... 63,179.01 Total dep........$3,717,546.67 Other liabilities.................. Total $4,024,699.23 Total $4,024,699.23 91 Thirty-sixth Report BANK OF SA L E M , SALEM Fulton County Chartered December 9, 1908 Telephone Number 8 Officers Transit Number 81-430 Directors Fex Castleberry....................... President Fay Castleberry.... Act. Vice-President Jim Humphries............................ Cashier Corwin Mosey..-...............Asst. Cashier Wm. Rex Castleberry..... Asst. Cashier Fay Castleberry Rex Castleberry JimHumphries STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts..... $ 410,824.16 816.56 Overdrafts ...................... 313,500.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations.. 8,644.35 Other bonds and securities 1,680.00 Furniture and fixtures....... Banking house.................... Other real estate................ Cash and due from banks 521,177.70 Other resources.................. Capital stock........................ $ 50,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 50,000.00 Undivided profits............... 7,645.22 Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................. 955,725.28 Time deposits...................... 75,018.52 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 2,343.75 115,910.00 Public funds........................ Deposits of banks.............. Total dep........$1,148,997.55 Other liabilities.................. Total ................................ $1,256,642.77 Total ................................ $1,256,642.77 LOGAN C O U N T Y BANK, SCRANTO N Chartered April 7, 1926 Logan County Telephone Number 14 Officers Transit Number 81-686 Directors Frank Ahne..............................President Afton Mitchell................ Vice-President Joe Fritsche................................Cashier Frank Ahne Frank Drum J. B. Layes, Jr. Ross Martin Afton Mitchell STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ 205,897.43 Overdrafts .......................... 561.92 U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 148,000.00 Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures..... 1.00 Banking house.................... 100.00 Other real estate............... Cash and due from banks 281,350.84 Other resources.................. Capital stock........................ $ 25,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 15,000.00 Undivided profits.............. 34,466.92 Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................ 508,695.10 Time deposits...................... 32,040.22 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 5,039.31 Public funds........................ 15,669.64 Deposits of banks............... Total dep........$ 561,444.27 Other liabilities. Total $ 635,911.19 Total .$ 635,911.19 92 State o f Arkansas: Bank Department T H E SEAR CY BA NK, S EAR CY . White County Chartered May 1, 1943 Telephone Number 780 Officers Transit Number 81-154 Directors Thos. A. Watkins..... Chairman Board E. P. Pyeatt............................ President Frank S. Leavitt.........................Cashier Wayne Pyeatt....................Asst. Cashier Marian Schwarz................Asst. Cashier L. W. Sutherlin................ Asst. Cashier Cal Aclin Frank S. Leavitt E. P. Pyeatt Hubert Smith Thos. A. Watkins STATEMENT OF JUNE 30. 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$1,431,945.65 Overdrafts .......................... 29.41 U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 1,034,790.62 Other bonds and securities 523,624.93 Furniture and fixtures..... 5,572.25 Banking house.................... Other real estate.............. Cash and due from banks 940,318.06 Other resources.................. 614.08 Capital stock........................ $ 100,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 75,000.00 Undivided profits............... 127,175.40 Reserves .............................. 24,090.64 Demand deposits................. 3,194,622.11 Time deposits...................... U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 29,296.70 371,300.99 Public funds........................ Deposits of banks............... 15,409.16 Total dep........$3,610,628.96 Other liabilities.................. Total ................................ $3,936,895.00 Total ................................ $3,936,895.00 T H E S E C U R I T Y BANK, SEA R C Y White County Chartered February 6, 1932 Telephone Number 224 Officers Transit Number 81-153 Directors A. J. Stephens.........................President E. O. Yancey.......Exec. Vice-President E. M. Twyford.............................Cashier C. I. Stevens......................Asst. Cashier Wilbur Dobbins................ Asst. Cashier Lucille Watson..................Asst. Cashier B. K. J. A. C. B. W. J. Huddleston H. M. Thompson Rand E. O. Yancey Sanford Ray A. Yarnell Stephens STATEMENT OF JUNE 30. 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures..... Banking house.................... Other real estate............... Cash and due from hanks Other resources................... 975,514.88 736,365.41 454,911.25 10,203.36 1.00 829,535.66 792.00 Capital stock........................ $ 100,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 100,000.00 Undivided profits............... 100,341.82 Reserves ............................ 11,111.95 Demand deposits................. 1,995,922.97 Time deposits...................... U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 18,237.82 Public funds......................... 449,178.69 Deposits of banks............... 232,530.31 Total dep........$2,695,869.79 Other liabilities. T otal $3,007,323.56 T otal .$3,007,323.56 Thirty-sixth Report 93 G R A N T C O U N T Y BANK, S H E R ID A N Grant County Chartered July 29, 1903 Telephone Number 84 Officers J. A. A. L. Coats Jessie Transit Number 81-432 Directors McCoy............ Blakely........... A. Mitchell— Lee Mitchell .........President .Vice-President ............ Cashier ..Asst. Cashier A. L. Blakely Otto P. Cearley 0. R. Kelly C. A. McCoy D. B. McCoy J. A. McCoy Coats A. Mitchell STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........I Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures..... Banking house.................... Other real estate.............. Cash and due from banks Other resources.................. 356,623.46 531,525.00 19,205.00 12,872.88 31,038.40 233,331.86 Capital stock........................ : Surplus fund........................ Undivided profits.............. Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................ Time deposits...................... U. S. Gov’t deposits........... Public funds........................ Deposits of banks.............. Total dep........$1,017,901.92 50.000. 00 50.000. 00 57,023.59 9,671.09 894,420.65 13,241.27 16,576.21 88,298.02 5,365.77 Other liabilities. Total $1,184,596.60 Total $1,184,596.60 BA NK OF S H E R R IL L , S H E R R I L L Chartered August 13, 1913 Jefferson County Telephone Number 97J3 Officers Transit Number 81-556 Directors A. R. Merritt........................... President R. P. Cratin................... Vice-President Mrs. A. R. Merritt..................... Cashier E. H. Guyer.................... Asst. Cashier John M. Barrett E. L. Burgess R. P. Cratin A. R. Merritt Ben L. Rogers STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........: Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures..... Banking house.................... Other real estate.............. Gash and due from banks Other resources.................. 216,605.35 153.80 180,730.50 57,714.46 2.400.00 2.500.00 173,409.58 Capital stock...................... ! Surplus fund........................ Undivided profits............... Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................ Time deposits...................... U. S. Gov’t deposits........... Public funds........................ Deposits of banks.............. Total dep........$ 572,847.30 25.000. 00 25.000. 00 10,666.39 383,270.09 78,514.15 111,063.06 Other liabilities. Total .$ 633,513.69 Total .$ 633,513.69 State o f Arkansas: Bank Department 94 BA NK OF S ID N E Y , S ID N E Y Sharp County Chartered September 23, 1912 Transit Number 81-522 Officers Directors O. S. Westmoreland.............. President Thomas A. Bone.......... Vice-President R. C. Pounders.......................... Cashier Atalee Pounders.............. Asst. Cashier Thomas A. Bone R. C. Pounders O. S. Westmoreland STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ 11,106.55 Overdrafts .......................... .27 U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 261,000.00 Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures..... 1.00 Banking house.................... 1.00 Other real estate............... Cash and due from banks 69,127.40 Other resources.................. Capital stock........................ ! Surplus fund........................ Undivided profits............... Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................. Time deposits...................... U. S. Gov’t deposits........... Public funds........................ Deposits of banks............... Total dep........$ 327,543.54 5.000. 00 6.000. 00 2,692.68 326,867.98 675.56 Other liabilities. Total $ 341,236.22 BR A T T-W A SSO N 341,236.22 Total BA NK, SILO AM SPRINGS Benton County Chartered April 8, 1932 Telephone Number 33 Officers Transit Number 81-706 Directors Marion Wasson........................ President Sadie Monroe Sadie Monroe.................... Vice-President Elsie Sumner Vol Wasson...................... Vice-President Marion Wasson Tom Whiteside.............................Cashier Elsie Sumner....................Asst. Cashier Max Sample......................Asst. Cashier Vol Wasson Tom Whiteside STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ 549,853.58 Overdrafts .......................... 638.20 U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 2,109,987.00 Other bonds and securities 170,156.58 Furniture and fixtures..... 17,418.19 Banking house..................... 2,400.00 Other real estate............... Cash and due from banks 835,150.19 Other resources................... 15,447.85 Capital stock........................ $ 75,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 25,000.00 Undivided profits............... 15,695.74 Reserves .............................. 60,000.00 Demand deposits................. 2,972,339.98 Time deposits....................... 378,665.49 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 49,497.84 Public funds........................ 124,852.54 Deposits of banks............... Total dep........$3,525,355.85 Total Other liabilities................... $3,701,051,59 Total $3,701,051,59 95 Thirty-sixth Report S M A C K O V E R S T A T E BANK, SM A C K O V E R Union County Chartered April 18, 1928 Telephone Number 411 Officers Transit Number 81-654 Directors J. E. Berry..............................President J. E. Berry Homer T. Rogers Max A. Mitcham.................... .Cashier R. N. Manley L. E. Tennyson, Jr. R. N. Manley.................... Asst. Cashier Max A. Mitcham STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts..... $ Overdrafts ...................... U. S. Gov’t obligations.. Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures..... Banking house.................... Other real estate.............. Cash and due from banks Other resources.................. 470,912.21 446,257.78 287,462.77 11,738.48 19,500.00 884,306.55 6,279.27 Capital stock........................ $ 50,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 25,000.00 Undivided profits............... 35,508.86 Reserves .............................. 30,000.00 Demand deposits................ 1,203,216.09 Time deposits...................... 167,135.58 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 30,640.65 Public funds........................ 84,823.36 Deposits of banks.............. Total dep........$1,485,815.68 Other liabilities.................. Total $1,626,457.06 132.52 $1,626,457.06 Total C IT IZ E N S BANK, S M I T H V I L L E Lawrence County Chartered March 23, 1901 Transit Number 81-434 Directors Officers R. S. Rainwater...................... President A. M. Starr...................Vice-President Luke Johnston............................ Cashier Flynn Justus.................... Asst. Cashier R. S. Rainwater A. M. Starr Sloan Rainwater, Jr. Webster Perkins Virginia Rainwater William I. Rainwater STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ 196,400.09 416.85 Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 324,333.75 Other bonds and securities 75,756.81 Furniture and fixtures..... 1,201.00 Banking house.................... 1.00 Other real estate.............. Cash and due from banks 103,291.94 Other resources.................. 335.82 Capital stock...................... $ 10,000.00 Surplus fund......................... 15,000.00 Undivided profits............... 42,908.16 Reserves ............................... 7,000.00 Demand deposits................ 586,028.35 Time deposits....................... U. S. Gov’t deposits........... Public funds................ 40,800.75 Deposits of banks................ Total dep........$ 626,829.10 Other liabilities Total $ 701,737.26 Total .$ 701,737.26 State o f Arkansas: Bank Department 96 M E R C H A N T S A N D P L A N T E R S BANK, S P A R K M A N Dallas County Chartered September 9, 1916 Telephone Number 15 Officers Transit Number 81-581 Directors C. F. Sturgis...........................President Garland Gaston S.B. Horne.........................Vice-President C. E. Hays C. E. Hays.................................. Cashier S. B. Horne C. F. Sturgis W. P. Sturgis P. H. Taylor STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ 278,021.98 Overdrafts .i........................ U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 477,000.00 Other bonds and securities 7,921.00 Furniture and fixtures..... 300.00 Banking house.................... 1 , 000.00 Other real estate................ 1.00 Cash and due from banks 374,021.37 Other resources.................. Capital stock...................... $ 20,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 20,000.00 Undivided profits............... 9,627.46 Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................. 1,019,448.65 Time deposits...................... 16,379.58 U. S. Gov’t deposits......... Public funds........................ 52,809.66 Deposits of banks............... Total dep........$1,088,637.89 Other liabilities Total $1,138,265.35 .$1,138,266 35 Total F IR S T S T A T E BANK, S P R IN G D A L E Washington County Chartered February 12, 1923 Telephone Number 681 Officers Transit Number 81-856 Directors Shelby Ford............................... President Mace D. Howell..............Vice-President J. T. Bain....Exec. Vice-Pres. & Cash. R. E. Buck........................Asst. Cashier Shelby Ford C. L. George Tom Hargis Elmer Johnson L. E. Johnson J. R. Joyce Dr. Friedman Sisco Joe M. Steele J. S. Watts A. P. W ilson STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts......... $1,088,793.74 Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 1,502,456.65 Other bonds and securities 320,819.16 Furniture and fixtures..... 12,590.57 Banking house.................... 16,345.26 Other real estate............... Cash and due from banks 682,406.85 Other resources.................. Capital stock...................... $ 40,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 40,000.00 Undivided profits............... 21,927.27 Reserves .............................. 80,000.00 Demand deposits................. 2,526,049.94 Time deposits....................... 710,276.04 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 31,141.64 Public funds........................ 174,017.34 Deposits of banks............... Total dep........$3,441,484.96 Other liabilities. Total $3,623,412.23 Total $3,623,412,23 97 Thirty-sixth Report BODCAW BANK, ST A M PS Lafayette County Chartered December 8, 1902 Telephone Number 91 Officers Transit Number 81-436 Directors C. L. Cabe................................ President A. P. Beasley................. Vice-President C. C. Russell................................Cashier C. L. Cabe J. C. Cabe A. P. Beasley W. R. Boney R. T. Boulware C. C. Russell STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures..... Banking house.................... Other real estate............... Cash and due from banks Other resources.................. 477,758.13 596,400.00 155,602.59 10,850.00 19,050.00 14.00 408,444.01 381.00 Capital stock...................... $ 50,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 50,000.00 Undivided profits............... 139,241.40 Reserves .............................. 9,555.92 Demand deposits................ 1,152,006.95 Time deposits...................... 162,466.15 11,118.92 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... Public funds..................... 94,110.39 Deposits of banks.............. Total dep........$1,419,702.41 Other liabilities.................. Total ................................$1,668,499.73 Total ................................ $1,668,499.73 BANK OF STAR C IT Y , STAR C IT Y Lincoln County Chartered April 7, 1925 Telephone Number 57 Officers W. R. G. D. Clyde I. A. Transit Number 81-437 Directors Alsobrook......................President Smith.................... Vice-President E. Fish................ Vice-President Chambers.........................Cashier Dr. H. B. Alsobrook Clyde E. Fish W. R. Alsobrook G. D.Smith I. A. Chambers STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures..... Banking house.................... Other real estate.............. Cash and due from banks Other resources.................. 247,797.30 406,500.00 130,190.99 3,150.00 5,000.00 1.00 183,630.26 Capital stock..................... r Surplus fund........................ Undivided profits.............. Reserves .................... ......... Demand deposits................ Time deposits...................... U. S. Gov’t deposits.......... Public funds........................ Deposits of banks.............. Total dep........$ 851,308.10 25.000. 00 25.000. 00 66,372.65 8,588.80 521,585.20 92,391.19 237,331.71 Other liabilities Total $ 976,269.55 Total .,...$ 976,269,55 State of Arkansas: Bank Department 98 T H E S T E P H E N S S E C U R IT Y BANK, S T E P H E N S Ouachita County Chartered February 8, 1946 Telephone Number 3761 Officers Transit Number 81-755 Directors Chas. T. Reveley................President Floyd Bryan James Smith James Smith................ Vice-President G. W. Halton A. B. Turner Floyd Bryan..............................Cashier Henry G. Hearnsberger N. S. Yarbrough J. R. Smith............. ...Asst. Cashier Chas. T. Reveley STATEMENT OF JUNE 30. 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures..... Banking house.................... Other real estate.............. Cash and due from banks Other resources.................. 234,334.30 353,172.66 123,395.11 6,860.83 6,040.41 196,953.50 692.79 Capital stock...................... $ 25,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 25,000.00 Undivided profits............... 7,649.68 Reserves .............................. 2,000.00 Demand deposits................. 736,172.65 Time deposits...................... U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 24,128.39 Public funds........................ 101,498.88 Deposits of banks............... Total dep........$ 861,799.92 Other liabilities. Total ................................ $ 921,449.60 Total ............................... -$ 921,449.60 C I T IZ E N S BANK, ST RONG Union County Chartered January 19, 1931 Telephone Number 20 Transit Number 81-441 Directors Officers O. B. Clark............................... President C. B. Bird......................... Vice-President B. Finney..................................... Cashier Mrs. L. K. Robertson.....Asst. Cashier C. B. Bird C. H. Bird O. B. Clark J. E. Cooper E. W. Smith STATEMENT OF JUNE 30. 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ 216,829.58 Overdrafts .......................... 1.65 319,700.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations..... Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures..... 2,174.00 Banking house.................... 100.00 Other real estate............... 1.00 Cash and due from banks 297,338.25 Other resources.................. Capital stock...................... $ 25,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 25,000.00 Undivided profits............... 47,588.52 Reserves .............................. 5,366.29 Demand deposits................. 645,982.68 Time deposits...................... 29,517.64 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 4,285.14 Public funds........................ 53,404.21 Deposits of banks............... Total dep........$ 733,189.67 Other liabilities................... Total .$ 836,144,48 Total $ 836,144.48 Thirty-sixth Report 99 T H E F A R M E R S A N D M E R C H A N T S BANK, S T U T T G A R T Arkansas County Chartered December 29, 1944 Telephone Number 750 Officers Transit Number 81-747 Directors G. H. Franzen............................President G. B. Shafer......Exec. Vice-President J. C. Barnett..................................Cashier Lela M. Curtis.................Asst. Cashier R. B. Curtis D. C. McDonald G. H. Franzen G. B. Shafer R. F. Howe Ralph Wilson Russell McCollum STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ 785,414.57 Overdrafts .......................... 313.79 U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 1,099,524.01 Other bonds and securities 278,402.16 Furniture and fixtures..... 10,805.16 Banking house.................... 18,000.00 Other real estate.............. Cash and due from banks 569,296.26 Other resources.................. 1,057.75 Capital stock........................$ 75,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 85,000.00 Undivided profits............ 24,857.51 Reserves .............................. 11,344.57 Demand deposits................ 2,015,344.96 Time deposits...................... 345,588.49 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 39,534.58 Public funds........................ 166,011.84 Deposits of banks............... 131.75 Total dep........$2,566,611.62 Other liabilities.................. Total ................................$2,762,813.70 Total ................................ $2,762,813.70 C I T IE N S BA NK, T I L L A R Drew County Chartered July 28, 1913 Telephone Number 5 Officers V. C. Harrell...........................President C. H. Kimbro..................Vice-President J. H. Kimbro...............................Cashier Winston R. Kimbro.........Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-446 Directors V. C. Harrell C. H. Kimbro J. H. Kimbro B. C. Prewitt W. S. Wood STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ 46,700.52 Capital stock...................... $ 25,000.00 Overdrafts .......................... 25,000.00 659.33 Surplus fund........................ 27,734.24 U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 225,900.00 Undivided profits.............. Other bonds and securities 97,347.00 Reserves .............................. 275,617.81 Furniture and fixtures..... .50 Demand deposits................ Banking house.................... 15,454.00 .50 Time deposits...................... 14,552.58 Other real estate................ U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 74,336.08 Cash and due from banks 84,723.81 Public funds........................ Other resources.................. 2,363.05 Deposits of banks.............. Total dep........$ 379,960.47 Other liabilities.................. Total ................................ $ 457,694.71 Total ..................... .......... $ 457,694.71 100 State o f Arkansas: Bank Department BANK OF T R U M A N N , T R U M A N N Poinsett County Chartered October 26, 1911 Telephone Number 7 Officers Transit Number 81-488 Directors Geo. O. Campbell......................President Geo. B. Cash................... Vice-President M. T. Byrn..................... Vice-President Earl Yarbrough...........................Cashier Clyde Robertson, Jr........Asst. Cashier M. T. Byrn J. P.Lady Geo. O. Campbell Norris C. Taylor Geo. B. Cash STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ 681,456.97 Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 1,201,224.00 Other bonds and securities 29,000.00 Furniture and fixtures..... 5,800.00 Banking house.................... 15,200.00 Other real estate................ Cash and due from banks 652,116.71 Other resources.................. Capital stock........................ $ 100,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 80,000.00 Undivided profits............... 31,829.59 Reserves .............................. 18,495.42 Demand deposits................. 2,138,177.46 3,300.00 Time deposits...................... U. S. Gov’t deposits................................. 1,668.75 Public funds........................ 211,326.46 Deposits of banks.............. Total dep....... $2,354,472.67 Other liabilities.................. Total ................................ $2,584,797.68 Total .................................$2,584,797.68 BANK OF T U C K E R M A N , T U C K E R M A N Jackson County Chartered November 8, 1902 Telephone Number 1 Officers F. L. Penix.............................President O. B. Armstrong.........Exec. Vice-Pres. R. O. Norris................. Vice-President Chas. Shaver................................ Cashier Van Smith........................ Asst. Cashier Walter McDaniel............Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-448 Directors O. B. Armstrong D. C. Dowell R. O. Norris F. L. Penix A. S. Riegler STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts......... $ 269,072.17 Overdrafts ....................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 521,478.20 Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures..... 500.00 Banking house.............. 3,500.00 Other real estate............... Cash and due from banks 435,898.69 Other resources.................. 37.50 Capital stock...................... $ 25,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 25,000.00 Undivided profits............... 33,683.73 Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................ 884,128.22 Time deposits...................... 55,662.19 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... Public funds........................ 191,870.09 Deposits of banks............... 15,142.33 Total dep........$1,146,802.83 Total ................................ $1,230,486.56 Other liabilities.................. Total ................................ $1,230,486.56 Thirty-sixth Report 101 C IT IZ E N S BANK A N D T R U S T C O M PAN Y, VAN BUREN Crawford CountyChartered December 20, 1910 Telephone Number 5 Officers Transit Number 81-101 Directors David T. Bryan........................ President David T. Bryan Robert W. Geliy Robert W. Geliy.............. Vice-President Harry W. Bryan Joe C. McKinney Frank D. Pape..............................Cashier John V. Burrough Frank D. Pape John V. Burrough...........Asst. Cashier STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts..... $ 154,004.74 Overdrafts ...................... 1,457,600.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations.. Other bonds and securities 337,873.59 7,500.00 Furniture and fixtures..... 1.00 Banking house.................... Other real estate................ Cash and due from banks 399,888.69 Other resources.................. Capital stock........................ $ 50,000.00 Surplus fund..................... 50,000.00 Undivided profits............... 70,074.06 65,884.46 Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................ 1,545,398.53 Time deposits...................... 326,594.31 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 444.50 243,926.27 Public funds........................ Deposits of banks............... Total dep........$2,116,363.61 Other liabilities.................. $2,356,868.02 Total Total 4,545.89 $2,356,868.02 PEO P LE S BANK AND T R U S T C O M PAN Y, V A N BUREN Crawford County Chartered August 12, 1933 Telephone Number 208 Officers Transit Number 81-100 Directors J. J. Izard................................. President Hal Brown C. *E. Izard........................Vice-President J. J. Izard Dell Miller..................................... Cashier C. E. Izard Stewart Condren.............Asst. Cashier A. W. Meier Dell Miller R. Cabol Rhodes Wylie B. Smith STATEMENT OF JUNE 30. 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ 173,063.55 Overdrafts .......................... 136.68 LT. S. Gov’t obligations..... 1,449,544.00 Other bonds and securities 145,686.25 Furniture and fixtures..... 5,000.00 Banking house.................... 7,000.00 Other real estate............... 1.00 Cash and due from banks 543,134.62 Other resources.................. Capital stock........................ $ 50,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 50,000.00 Undivided profits............... 18,773.33 Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................ 1,371,739.28 Time deposits...................... 313,449.81 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 16,329.89 Public funds........................ 503,273.79 Deposits of banks.............. Total dep........$2,204,792.77 Other liabilities.................. Total $2,323,566.10 Total $2,323,566.10 State o f Arkansas: Bank Department 102 BA NK OF W A L D O , W A L D O Columbia County Chartered September 2, 1899 Telephone Number 2274 Transit Number 81-265 Officers Directors J. Thurston Howell................ President W. S. McKissack........ Vice-President Mary H. Martin.......................... Cashier J. Thurston Howell Mrs. J. Thurston Howell W. S. McKissack STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts..... $ 197,209.74 Overdrafts ...................... 312,022.06 U. S. Gov’t obligations.. Other bonds and securities 37,980.90 330.49 Furniture and fixtures..... Banking house.................... 1,600.00 Other real estate.............. Cash and due from banks 129,576.42 Other resources.................. 681.10 Capital stock...................... $ 25,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 5,000.00 Undivided profits............... 19,844.99 Reserves .............................. 7,236.62 Demand deposits................. 555,680.53 Time deposits....................... 4,943.92 5,893.45 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... Public funds........................ 55,801.20 Deposits of banks............... Total dep........$ 622,319.10 ------------------Total ................................ $ 679,400.71 Other liabilities................... Total ................................ $ 679,400.71 T H E PEO P LE S BANK, W A L D O Columbia County Chartered June 22, 1910 Telephone Number 3011 Officers Transit Number 81-266 Directors H. A. Fincher......................... President J. E. O’Daniel................. Vice-President H. H. Fincher............................Cashier R. P. Clark........................ Asst. Cashier E. F. Fincher G. L . Fincher H. A. Fincher H. H. Fincher W. O. Fincher J. E. O’Daniel STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts..... $ 249,184.72 Overdrafts ....................... 408,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations. 68,242.60 Other bonds and securities 1.00 Furniture and fixtures..... Banking house.................... 1.00 Other real estate................ 1.00 Cash and due from banks 354,202.22 Other resources.................. Capital stock...................... $ 25,000.00 Surplus fund............................ 25,000.00 Undivided profits............... 17,668.55 Reserves ............................... Demand deposits................. 839,040.81 Time deposits....................... 89,945.30 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 7,222.21 Public Funds.......................... 75,755.67 Deposits of banks............... Total dep........$1,011,963.99 Other liabilities. Total $1,079,632.54 Total $1,079,632.54 Thirty-sixth Report 103 BANK OF W A L D R O N , W A L D R O N Scott County Chartered April 3, 1901 Telephone Number 41 Officers Transit Number 81-239 Directors W. B. Piles............................... President Gene Davidson................. Vice-President M. C. Bird.......................Vice-President Claud W. Harrison..................... Cashier Mollie E. Center.............. Asst. Cashier Orval K. Goodner.............Asst. Cashier W. A. Bates M. C. Bird Mollie E. Center Gene Davidson Miles Dozier Claud W. Harrison J. K. May W. S. Mitchell W. B. Piles STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ 592,563.96 Overdrafts .......................... 633.75 U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 1,190,500.00 Other bonds and securities 166,589.79 Furniture and fixtures..... 2,000.00 Banking house.................... 4,500.00 Other real estate............... Cash and due from banks 620,019.40 3,300.00 Other resources.................. Capital stock...................... $ 5t),000.00 Surplus fund........................ 50,000.00 Undivided profits.............. 44,549.06 Reserves ............................. Demand deposits................ 1,566,912.36 Time deposits.................... 494,454.34 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 49,566.09 Public funds........................ 324,625.05 Deposits of banks............. Total dep........$2,435,557.84 Other liabilities.................. Total ................................$2,580,106.90 Total ................................ $2,580,106.90 M E R C H A N T S AND P L A N T E R S BANK, W A R R E N Chartered March 15, 1890 Bradley County Telephone Number 20 Officers Transit Number 81-159 Directors Carl Hollis.............Chairman of Board F. M. Holt................................ President G. B. Colvin.....................Vice-President A. L. Moody................................ Cashier Mrs. Helen N. Harris.... ...Asst. Cashier Miss Lois Goss.................Asst. Cashier G. B. Colvin Carl Hollis F. M. Holt Laurence Hurley J. P. Lambert Jas. K. Martin J. E. Stewart J. C. Thompson Albert T. Weiss Sidney Wharton O. W. Wheless STATEMENT CF JUNE 30. 1950 Resources Loans and discounts.........$ Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures..... Banking house.................... Other real estate.............. Cash and due from banks Other resources.................. Liabilities 750,996.29 147.48 889,743.75 592,655.37 3,344.22 10,845.49 785,165.30 8,605.18 Capital stock...................... $ 75,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 75,000.00 Undivided profits.............. 86,440.78 Reserves .............................. 8,503.49 Demand deposits................ 1,846,107.17 Time deposits.................... 582,713.76 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 58,016.46 Public funds........................ 307,891.31 Deposits of banks.............. 1,830.11 Total dep........$2,796,558.81 Other liabilities. Total .................................. $3,041,503.08 Total .................................. $3,041,503.08 State o f Arkansas: Bank Department 104 W A R R E N BANK, W A R R E N Bradley County Chartered December 28, 1901 Telephone Number 88 . Transit Number 81-160 Officers Louis John S. B. M. C. M. S. Directors Ederington.....................President T. Ederington..... Vice-President Meek, Jr................Vice-President Singer.......Vice-Pres. & Cashier Thompson...............Asst. Cashier L. H. Derby J. T. Ederington L. W. Ederington Louis Ederington J. B. Frazer J. R. Gannaway F. Martin Hankins S. B. Meek, Jr. M. C. Singer STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans hnd discounts.........$1,067,258.47 Overdrafts .......................... 1,563.08 U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 764,259.50 Other bonds and securities 367,643.43 Furniture and fixtures..... 3,231.71 Banking house.................... 15,071.20 Other real estate................. 1.00 Cash and due from banks 735,192.28 Other resources.................. 494.50 Capital stock...................... $ 75,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 100,000.00 Undivided profits............... 56,198.11 Reserves .............................. 55,917.52 Demand deposits................. 1,691,822.10 Time deposits...................... 535,468.47 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 54,908.19 367,746.03 Public funds........................ Deposits of banks............... Total dep........$2,649,944.79 Other liabilities................... Total ................................ $2,954,715.17 17,654.75 Total .................................$2,954,715.17 BANK OF W E IN E R , W E I N E R Poinsett County Chartered April 2, 1909 Telephone Number 91 Officers L. R. E. H. Transit Number 81-456 Directors Hogue.................................. President A. Ziegenhorn...........Vice-President E. Hogue.........Exec. Vice-President E. Winters.............................. Cashier E. E. Hogue L. Hogue Marcus Hoge F. R. Huber Mrs. J. B. Huber H. E. Winters R. A. Ziegenhorn STATEMENT OF JUNE 30. 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ 226,698.07 Overdrafts .......................... 3,178.25 U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 527,200.00 Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures..... 5,492.53 Banking house.................... 2,662.83 Other real estate................. Cash and due from banks 366,765.47 Other resources.................. 2,207.45 Capital stock...................... $ 25,000.00 Surplus fund............... 45,000.00 Undivided profits............... 18,384.75 Reserves .............................. 5,000.00 Demand deposits................. 964,417.15 Time deposits....................... 27,344.58 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 690.21 Public funds........................ 28,403.40 Deposits of banks............... 19,964.51 Total dep........$1,040,819.85 Other liabilities.................. Total $1,134,204.60 Total $1,134,204.60 105 Thirty-sixth Report M E R C H A N T S A N D F A R M E R S BANK, W E S T H E L E N A Phillips County Chartered October 4, 1948 Telephone Number West-522 Officers Transit Number 81-76S Directors Chester Jones.......................... President J. B. Weedman..............Vice-President R. H. Ross.........Vice-Pres. & Cashier Roy B. Warren................ Asst. Cashier Ella Lewey........................ Asst. Cashier James P. Baker, Jr. C. G. Raff S. H. Hurst R. H. Ross Chester Jones Fulton Simpson E. F. Kalb J. B. Weedman STATEMENT OF JUNE 30. 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures..... Banking house.................... Other real estate.............. Cash and due from banks Other resources.................. 270,340.38 47.25 187,248.46 135,890.77 12,717.26 111,567.59 540.74 Capital stock...................... $ 50,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 15,000.00 Undivided profits............... 12,382.59 Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................ 417,585.17 Time deposits...................... 67,277.74 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 3,506.67 Public funds........................ 152,600.28 Deposits of banks............... Total dep........$ 640,969.86 Other liabilities.................. Total 718,352.45 Total 718,352.45 BA NK OF W E S T M E M P H IS , W E S T M E M P H IS Crittenden County Chartered April 21, 1928 Telephone Number 35 Officers Transit Number 81-695 Directors E. J. W hite...................President Wm. H. Hundhausen .Vice-Pres. Taylor Claiborne............. Cashier Kathleen Yokley.......Asst. Cash. C. H. Brown G. M. Coleman H. R. Dabbs Wm. H. Hundhausen Cecil Oliver Arthur Russell Harvey E. Thompson E. J. White D. B. Woollard STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts......... $ Overdrafts .......................... 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 232,724.83 892,000.00 178,693.26 1,500.00 934,342.47 Capital stock...................... $ 50,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 50,000.00 Undivided profits............. 17,839.35 Reserves .............................. 5,000.00 Demand deposits................. 1,636,666.51 Time deposits...................... 189,811.43 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 2,219.83 Public funds........................ 287,723.44 Deposits of banks............. Total dep........$2,116,421.21 Other liabilities $2,239,260.56 Total $2,239,260.56 State o f Arkansas: Bank Department 106 M E R C H A N T S A N D P L A N T E R S BANK, W E S T M E M P H I S Crittenden County Chartered August 5, 1941 Telephone Number 250 Transit Number 81-743 Officers Directors J. C. Johnson...........................President J. C. McCaa.....................Vice-President John M. Smith..Exec. V.-Pres. & Cash. Marvin E. Phelps............. Asst. Cashier Mrs. James Bledsoe....... Asst. Cashier John A. Cooper J. C. Johnson J. C. McCaa Lewis K. McKee John M. Smith STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ 327,342.49 Overdrafts .......................... 4.64 U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 1,286,238.49 Other bonds and securities 186,179.42 Furniture and fixtures..... 15,620.00 Banking house.................... Other real estate.............. Cash and due from banks 886,461.93 Other resources.................. Capital stock...................... $ 50,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 75,000.00 Undivided profits............... 56,946.09 Reserves .............................. 6,508.88 Demand deposits................. 1,530,952.86 Time deposits...................... 264,161.90 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 19,896.79 Public funds........................ 698,380.45 Deposits of banks............... Total dep........$2,513,392.00 Other liabilities................... Total ................................ $2,701,846.97 Total ................................ $2,701,846.97 RICE G RO W ER S BANK, W H E A T L E Y St. Francis County Chartered September 27, 1909 Telephone Number 2391 Officers H. K. Smith, Jr....................President Robert Carvell....Vice-Pres. & Cashier Mary F. Williams...........Asst. Cashier Transit Number 81-458 Directors Robert Carvell Mayme Lyon H. K. Smith, Jr. STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Loans and discounts.........$ 430,889.65 Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 220,000.00 Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures..... 2,500.00 Banking house.................... 1.00 Other real estate.............. Cash and due from banks 360,594.93 Other resources.................. Total ............................ ....$1,013,985.58 Liabilities Capital stock...................... $ 25.000. 00 Surplus fund........................ 25.000. 00 Undivided profits............... 57,110.91 Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................. 812,560.60 Time deposits...................... 53,424.64 U. S. Govt deposits........... Public funds........................ 40,889.43 Deposits of banks............... Total dep........$ 906,874.67 Other liabilities.................. Total ................................ $1,013,985.58 10 7 Thirty-sixth Report W I L M O T S T A T E BANK, W I L M O T Chartered October 25, 1937 Ashley County Telephone Number 23 Officers Transit Number 81-738 Directors Wm. B.de Yampert...............President Dr. M. C. Crandall......Vice-President Dr. M. C. Crandall G. B. Stovell Wm. B.de Yampert J. B. Shackleford E. H. Dunning STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ 88,010.85 Overdrafts ........................ . U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 550,000.00 Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures..... 600.00 Banking house.................... Other real estate............... Cash and due from banks 227,624.56 Other resources.................. 1,597.99 Capital stock...................... $ 25.000. 00 25.000. 00 Surplus fund........................ 12,451.26 Undivided profits............... Reserves .............................. 758,154.47 Demand deposits................ Time deposits...................... U. S. Gov’t deposits........... Public funds........................ 47,227.67 Deposits of banks............... Total dep........$ 805,382.14 Other liabilities.................. Total ................................ $ 867,833.40 Total ................................ $ 867,833.40 BANK OF W IL S O N , W IL S O N Mississippi County Chartered October 3, 1908 Telephone Number 3251 Officers Transit Number 81-462 Directors J. H. Crain.............Chairman of Board Benton Garrett.........................President C. J. Lowrance, Jr........ Vice-President J. B. Gwyn.................................. Cashier Ruth Childs....................... Asst. Cashier Dorothy Dean....................Asst. Cashier Gatha W atson................... Asst. Cashier J. E. Crain S. A. J. H. Crain R. H. Benton Garrett R. E. C. J. Lowrance, Jr. R. E. Regenold Robinson L. Wilson, Jr. L. Wilson, III STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$1,090,398.57 Overdrafts .......................... 44.06 U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 557,939.65 Other bonds and securities 110,031.95 Furniture and fixtures..... 4,758.76 Banking house.................... Other real estate.............. Cash and due from banks 701,209.29 Other resources.................. 670.26 Capital stock...................... $ 50,000.00 Surplus fund........................ 300,000.00 Undivided profits.............. 26,964.95 Reserves .............................. 5,099.95 Demand deposits................. 1,149,457.93 199,488.66 Time deposits...................... U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 562.50 Public funds........................ 733,478.55 Deposits of banks.............. Total dep........$2,082,987.64 Other liabilities.................. Total $2,465,052.54 Total $2,465,052.54 State o f Arkansas: Bank Department 108 CROSS C O U N T Y BANK, W Y N N E Cross County Chartered June 5, 1891 Telephone Number 46 Officers Transit Number 81-151 Directors Dave Block............................... President H. K. Barwick, Jr. H. K. Barwick, Jr...........Vice-President Dave Block J. W. Lipscomb............................Cashier David Drexler Wallace Eldridge.............Asst. Cashier D. M. Hamrick J. C. Hilliard J. W. Lipscomb W. W. Shaver, Jr. H. Steinberg STATEMENT OP JUNE 30. 1950 Liabilities Resources Loans and discounts.........$ Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... Other bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures..... Banking house.................... Other real estate............... Cash and due from banks Other resources.................. 888,177.02 48.97 489,953.13 294,950.00 5,000.00 30,000.00 630,017.18 Capital stock...................... $ Surplus fund........................ Undivided profits............... 50,000.00 90,000.00 44,067.86 R o s G rvG S Demand deposits................. 1,731,487.92 Time deposits...................... 62,366.06 U. S. Gov’t deposits........... 12,590.25 Public funds........................ 347,634.21 Deposits of banks............. Total dep........$2,154,078.44 Other liabilities. Total ................................ $2,338,146.30 Total ................................ $2,338,146.30 T H E BA NK OF Y E L L V I L L E , Y E L L V I L L E Marion County Chartered December 13, 1945 Telephone Number 2501 Transit Number 81-753 Officers Directors Park Gaines............................... President Lon W. Berry..................Vice-President H. A. Burnes.............. Vice-President Bernice Berry............................... Cashier Wynona Willingham.......Asst. Cashier Bernice Berry Park Gaines Lon W. Berry W. M. Keeter H. A. Burnes Wynona Willingham Geo. N. Cavaness STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Loans and discounts.........$ 263,186.02 Overdrafts .......................... U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 367,000.00 Other bonds and securities 15,294.71 Furniture and fixtures..... 2,000.00 Banking house.................... Other real estate.............. Cash and due from banks 272,934.85 Other resources.................. Liabilities Capital stock...................... $ Surplus fund................. Undivided profits............... Reserves .............................. Demand deposits................... Time deposits...................... U. S. Gov’t deposits........... Public funds........................... Deposits of banks............... Total dep........$ 849,620.23 25,000.00 25,000.00 20,795.35 734,733.33 114,886.90 Other liabilities. Total .................................. $ 920,415.58 Total ................................... $ 920,415.58 Thirty-sixth Report C O N S O L ID A T E D S T A T E M E N T OF C O N D IT IO N OF T H E S E V E N C O O P E R A T IV E EX C H A N G E S O P E R A T IN G IN A R K A N S A S AS OF JU N E 30, 1950 Resources Loans and discounts..................................................... $ 24,736.03 Overdrafts .................................. 360.43 U. S. Government obligations........................................ 57,355.20 Furniture and fixtures................................................... 1,823.58 Banking house................................................................... 1,800.00 Cash and due from banks........................................... 503,962.62 Other resources................................................................. 1,986.97 Total Resources...................................................... $ 592,024.83 Liabilities Capital stock..................................................................... $ 14,820.00 Surplus and undivided profits...................................... 11,724.23 Deposits ............................................................................ 565,480.60 Total Liabilities $ 592,024.83 State o f Arkansas: Bank Department no T H E F IR S T C O M PAN Y, BLACK ROCK Lawrence County Telephone Number 53 Directors Officers J. F. Sloan................................ President Dr. E. J. Cruse...............Vice-President H. L. Clark................................ Manager H. L. Clark L. J. Coffey Dr. E. J. Cruse J. E. Krone J. F. Sloan C. H. Smith R. C. Tate A. W. Williams STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Liabilities Resources Cash and due from banks..$ Other resources................... 4,052.67 1,732.71 Capital stock...................... $ Surplus & undiv. profits... 2,480.00 3,305.38 Total ................................ $ 5,785.38 Total ................................ $ 5,785.38 HARDY EXCHANGE, HARDY Sharp County Telephone Number 2131 Directors Officers H. C. Daugherty...................... President J. I. Willett...................... Vice-President T. W. Walker................................ Cashier L. R. Biggers R. S. Biggers E. R. Daugherty H. C. Daugherty T. W. Walker J. I. Willett STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Loans and discounts.........$ U. S. Gov’t obligations..... Furniture and fixtures..... Cash and due from banks Total Liabilities 3,500.61 57,355.20 175.00 57,087.08 118,117.89 L E A C H V IL L E Capital stock...................... $ 2,500.00 Surplus & undiv. profits.. 1,479.28 Deposits .............................. 114,138.61 118,117.89 Total EX C H A N G E , L E A C H V IL L E Mississippi County Telephone Number 82 Officers Directors Paul Downs.............................. President Fred F. Alexander..Vice-Pres. & Cash. DeLean Alexander...........Asst. Cashier DeLean Alexander Fred F. Alexander Vernon Coggins Paul Downs Bert Faulkner STATEMENT OF JUNE 30. 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ 700.00 Overdrafts .......................... 89.62 Cash and due from banks 180,245.28 Capital Stock...................... $ 2,000.00 Surplus & undiv. profits.. 5,382.65 Deposits .............................. 173,652.25 Total .................................. $ 181,034.90 ----- -------- Total ..............$ 181,034.90 Thirty-sixth Report 111 PEO PLES E XCH ANG E, McRAE White County Telephone Number 342 Officers Directors H. F. Hammock...................... President G. M. Bennett.....Vice-Pres. & Cashier Mattie R. Bennett...........Asst. Cashier G. M. Bennett F. C. Blevins R. H. Ernest H. F. Hammock Bert Shannon STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ 3,586.62 Overdrafts .......................... 264.67 Furniture and fixtures..... 500.00 Banking house.................... 1,800.00 Cash and due from banks 120,199.17 Other resources................... 234.86 Capital stock...................... $ 2,500.00 Deposits .............................. 124,085.82 Total ................................ $ 126,585.32 Total ................................ $ 126,585.32 M I N E R A L SPRINGS E X C H A N G E CO M PAN Y, M I N E R A L SPRINGS Howard County Telephone Number 4 Officers Directors W. L. Bell................................. President R. M. Bell R. L. Nutt......................... Vice-President W. L. Bell Mrs. Azelle Bell........................... Cashier Thos. Bridgeman R. L. Nutt C. C. Stephens Randolph Webb STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts.........$ Furniture and fixtures..... Cash and due from banks 16,948.80 848.05 30,798.39 Capital stock...................... $ Surplus & undiv. profits.. Deposits .............................. 4,500.00 1,405.85 42,689.39 Total ................................ $ 48,595.24 Total ................................$ 48,595.24 TYRONZA EX C H A N G E C O M PAN Y, T Y R O N Z A Poinsett County Telephone Number 75 Officers Directors D. F. W ylie..............................President J. L. Cooper W. W. Warren................Vice-President A. L. Fair W. S. Tatum..................................Cashier W. S. Tatum Ernestine Sanders...........Asst. Cashier W. W. Warren D. F. Wylie STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Liabilities Furniture and fixtures.....$ Cash and due from banks Other resources................... Total .f 300.53 56,474.83 19.40 56,794.76 Capital stock...................... $ Deposits .............................. 440.00 56,354.76 $ 56,794.76 Total State o f Arkansas: Bank Department 112 W IL M A R EXCHANGE, W IL M A R Drew County Telephone Number 28 Officers Directors E. A. Oslin..............................President Louin McKinstry.......... Vice-President R. A. McKinstry.......................... Cashier Mrs. R. A. McKinstry.....Asst. Cashier Louin McKinstry E. A. Oslin R. A. McKinstry S. C. W iscaver Mrs. R. A. McKinstry STATEMENT OF JUNE 30, 1950 Resources Overdrafts .......................... $ Cash and due from banks Total Liabilities 6.14 55,105.20 55,111.34 Capital stock...................... I Surplus & undiv. profits.. Deposits .............................. Total 400.00 151.07 54,560.27 55,111.34 REPORT OF BUILDING AND LOAN DIVISION AND SECURITIES DIVISION 114 State uf Arkansas: Bank Department BUILDING AND LOAN DIVISION December 31, 1949 Statement of eight active state chartered Building and Loan Associations, compiled from annual reports rendered the Ark ansas State Bank Department as of December 31, 1949. List of four voluntary liquidating Building and Loan As sociations as of December 31, 1949. Thirty-sixth Report 115 C O M B IN E D S T A T E M E N T OF T H E E IG H T A C T IV E S T A T E C H A R T E R E D B U IL D IN G A N D LOAN ASSO CIATION S AS OF D EC EM B ER 31, 1949 Assets Loans ............................................................................................................... $7,700,077.83 Contracts of Sale............................................................................................ 23,301.56 Real Estate Owned........................................................................................ 3,003.00 U. S. Government Obligations............... 619,149.00 Other Securities...................................... 77,301.00 Office Building............................................................................................... 8,700.00 8,570.88 Furniture and Fixtures.................................. Cash on Hand and in Banks...................................................................... 361,747.21 Other Assets............................................ 10,518.72 Total Assets.................................................................................. $8,812,369.20 Liabilities Guaranty Stock............................. ..................................................................$ 57,500.00 Shares ............................................................................................................. 6,946,241.35 Advance from FHL Bank............................................................................. 686,875.00 Notes Payable........................... 50,575.08 Loans in Process.................................................................................... 25,874.20 Other Liabilities............................. 82,739.04 Reserves ..................................... 653,843.50 Undivided Profits.......................................................................................... 308,721.03 Total Liabilities. ...$8,812,369.20 State o f Arkansas: Bank Department 116 F A Y E T T E V I L L E B U IL D IN G A N D LOAN ASSO CIAT IO N F A Y E T T E V I L L E , W A S H IN G T O N C O U N T Y , A R K A N S A S December 31, 1949 Officers A. C. W. P. David H. L. Directors Ucker.............................. President McNair, Jr.... Ex. Vice-President McNair.S ecretary-Treasurer Pearson...........................Attorney H. E. Cravens H. L. Pearson Harrison Hale W. C. Smith David McNair A. C. Ucker W. P. McNair, Jr. Assets Liabilities Loans ....................................I ,339,679.88 2,329.30 Contracts of Sale............... 170,000.00 U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 15,800.00 Other securities.................. 995.74 Furniture and fixtures..... Cash on hand & in banks 79,132.18 Other assets........................ 1.00 Shares .................................. $1,294,393.46 Advances from FHL Bank 145,625.00 Reserves .............................. 141,000.00 Undivided profits.... 26,867.20 Other liabilities....... 52.44 $1,607,938.10 $1,607,938.10 F O R R E S T C I T Y SAVING S A N D LOAN ASSO CIAT IO N FO R R EST C IT Y , ST. FRAN CIS C O U N T Y , A R K A N S A S December 31, 1949 Officers Directors Ed Ash..................................... President C. W. Norton........ ................. Secretary Assets U. S. Gov’t obligations..... Other securities.................. Furniture and fixtures..... Cash on hand & in banks Ed Ash John C. Bowen W. W. Campbell A. L. Harris W. E. Stevens Gazzola Vaccaro Liabilities 13,000.00 3,000.00 1.00 14,032.86 Shares .................................. $ 215,792.68 Advances from FHL Bank 16,500.00 Other liabilities.................. 601.58 Reserves .............................. 15,000.00 Undivided profits............... 19,292.24 $ 267,186.50 $ 267,186.50 117 Thirty-sixth Report U N IT E D B U IL D IN G A N D LOAN ASSO CIATION F O R T S M I T H , S E B A S TIA N C O U N TY , A R K A N S A S December 31, 1949 Officers Directors F. W. Dyke............................ President R. A. Young...................... Vice-President A. R. Noe................Secretary-Treasurer Brady Pryor............................... Attorney W. V. Boatright R. B. Cutting C. C. Davis R. A. DeLong F. W. Dyke Allen Henderson Assets H. L. Jett C. Laughlin, Jr. Brady Pryor R. J. Ross R. A. Young Liabilities Loans .................................. $3,671,443.02 U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 305,949.00 Other securities........ 37,500.00 Furniture and fixtures..... 6,573.14 Cash on hand & in banks 142,593.85 Other assets.............. 4,650.44 Shares .................................. $3,462,298.82 Advances from FHL Bank 450,000.00 Loans in process................ 14,731.53 49,515.35 Other liabilities.................. Reserves .............................. 149,593.59 Undivided profits.............. 42,570.16 $4,168,709.45 $4,168,709.45 JONESBORO B U IL D IN G A N D LOAN ASSOCIATION JONESBORO, C R A IG H E A D C O U N TY , AR K A N SA S December 31, 1949 Officers Directors B. L. Westbrook, Jr............. President J. H. Little, Jr................Vice-President J. C. W estbrook.....................Secretary Jettie Burk............................ Bookkeeper F. J. Gregson J. H. Little, Jr. J. B. Hinson Roy Sigler W. R. Weaver E. L. Westbrook, Jr. J. C. Westbrook Assets Liabilities Loans ..................................$ 268,968.74 Contracts of sale............... 3,538.18 Office building.................... 7,500.00 Furniture and fixtures..... 1.00 Cash on hand & in banks 1,906.55 Shares ..................................$ 178,584.90 Notes payable.................... 46,400.08 Other liabilities.................. 22,694.92 Reserves .............................. 30,000.00 Undivided profits............... 4,234.57 $281,914.47 $ 281,914.47 State o f Arkansas: Bank Department 118 C IT IZ E N S B U IL D IN G A N D LOAN A S S O C IA T IO N JONESBORO, C R A IG H E A D C O U N T Y , A R K A N S A S (In Process of Liquidation) December 31, 1949 Officers W. R. Stuck............................. Chas. A. Stuck....................... Wm. R. Stuck......................... .President -Secretary ....Trustee Assets Liabilities Loans ..................................$ Contracts of sale.............. Real estate owned............. Cash on hand & in banks Other assets........................ 3,933.66 8,286.48 3,000.00 1,638.92 2,861.90 Shares ................................ -$ Notes payable.................. Other liabilities................. Reserves ............................ Undivided profits............. 2,775.00 4,175.00 2,361.60 3,677.19 6,732.17 $ 19,720.96 $ 19,720.96 PEO PLES B U IL D IN G A N D LOAN A SSO C IA T IO N L I T T L E ROCK, P U L A S K I C O U N T Y , A R K A N S A S December 31, 1949 Officers Directors W. W. Finch............ President & Sec’y Claibourne W. Conway .Vice-President Carl Hollis..Vice-Pres. & Chrmn. Board W. C. Thomas Treas. & Asst. Sec’y Pearl Hinkle.................Asst. Secretary Robert C. Bird Claibourne W. Conway W. W. Finch Carl Hollis W. C. Thomas Assets Liabilities Loans .................................. $1,323,888.73 Contracts of sale...'.. 5,600.75 U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 55,500.00 Other securities........ 12,100.00 1,000.00 Furniture and fixtures..... Cash on hand & in banks 40,659.79 Shares ...................................$1,204,515.90 Advances from FHL Bank 45,000.00 Loans in Process.... 11,142.67 Other liabilities........ 934.71 Reserves .............................. 128,606.23 Undivided profits.... 48,549.76 $1,438,749.27 $1,438,749.27 Thirty-sixth Report 119 A R G E N T A B U IL D IN G AND LOAN ASSOCIATION N O R T H L I T T L E ROCK, P U L A S K I C O U N T Y , A R K A N S A S December 31, 1949 Officers Directors Lee Miles.................................. President Joe W. Pugh.........Yice-Pres. & Treas. Solon Humphreys...................Secretary Berah Eason......Cash. & Bookkeeper M. L. Spradling..... Stenographer Mrs. Lucy P. Humphreys Solon Humphreys Lee Miles Joe W. Pugh Assets Liabilities Loans ..................................! Contracts of sale.............. Real estate owned............. U. S. Gov’t obligations..... Other securities.................. Cash on hand & in banks 414,289.63 466.26 3.00 69,900.00 5,101.00 69,880.43 Shares .................. Other liabilities.... Reserves ............... Undivided profits. $ 559,640.32 292,195.70 6,562.22 162,966.49 97,915.91 $ 559,640.32 W A R R E N B U IL D IN G AND LOAN ASSO CIATION W A R R E N , B R A D L E Y C O U N T Y , A R KAN SAS December 31, 1949 Officers Directors J. R. Gannaway............. President Louis Ederington..........Vice-President Byron L. Herring..........Vice-President B. R. Wardlaw.....Sec’y and Treasurer B. Ball..........................................Attorney B. Ball J. R. Ganaway Louis Ederington Byron L. Herring J. B. Frazer N. R. Herring B. R. Wardlow Assets Liabilities Loans ..................................$ 440,721.53 Contracts of sale............... 3,080.59 U. S. Gov’t obligations..... 4,800.00 Other securities............. 3,800.00 Office building................... 1,200.00 Cash on hand & in banks 11,902.63 Other assets........................ 3,005.38 Shares ..................................$ 295,684.89 Guaranty stock.................. 57.500.00 Advances from FHL Bank 29.750.00 Other liabilities.................. 16.22 Reserves .............................. 23,000.00 Undivided profits.............. 62,559.02 $ 468,510.13 $ 468,510.13 120 State o f Arkansas: Bank Department L IS T OF FOUR V O L U N T A R I L Y L IQ U I D A T I N G S T A T E C H A R T E R E D B U IL D IN G A N D LOAN A SSO C IA T IO N S IN A R K A N S A S AS OF D E C E M B E R 31, 1949 Leader Building and Loan Association................................................... Little Prudential Building and Loan Association............................................. Little Equitable Building and Loan Association............................................. Little Young Men’s Building and Loan Association..........................................Little Rock Rock Rock Rock SECURITIES DIVISION June 30, 1950 * * * * * * * a|e i|c * * * $ * State o f Arkansas: Bank Department 122 C O M B IN E D S T A T E M E N T OF RESOURCES A N D L IA B I L I T I E S OF S E V E N I N D U S T R IA L LOAN I N S T I T U T I O N S O P E R A T IN G U N D E R A C T 111 OF 1941 J U N E 30, 1950 Assets Loans ................................................................................................................$1,791,005.40 Securities ........................................................................................................ 59,866.00 Furniture and Fixtures................................................................................... 8,121.17 Other Assets.................................................................................................... 18,398.79 Cash on Hand andinBank........................................................................... 167,392.14 TOTAL ASSETS.................................................. .•.........................$2,044,783.50 Liabilities Investment Certificates................................................................................ $ Notes Payable.................................................................................................. Re-Discounts ............................. Debentures ............................................................ Other Liabilities.............................................................................................. Unearned Income.................................................... Reserves .......................................................................................................... Capital ............................................................................................................. Surplus and Undivided Profits................................................................... 657,945.48 333,449.32 62,346.56 80,900.00 57,236.36 16,611.82 35,276.83 502,975.00 298,042.13 $2,044,783.50 Thirty-sixth Report 123 C O M M E R C IA L C R E D IT PLAN, INC. F O R T S M I T H , AR KAN SAS June 30, 1950 Officers H. A. Cherry............. President W. R. Mules.........................................................................Secretary S. M. Chesney.......................................................................Treasurer Assets Liabilities Loans ..................................$ 160,810.85 Cash on hand and in bank 66,804.51 Investment Certificates..... $ 98,64^.83 Other liabilities.................. 9,123.12 Unearned income............... 4,545.67 Capital .................................. 100,000.00 Surplus and undiv. profits 15,303.74 $ 227,615.36 227,615.36 C O M M E R C IA L C R E D IT PL AN, INC. JONESBORO, A R KAN SAS June 30, 1950 Officers H. A. Cherry.......................................................... President W. R. Mules......................... Secretary S. M. Chesney.................................................................... Treasurer Assets Loans ........................ -........ $ 238,552.66 Other Assets........................ 294.00 Cash on hand and in bank 26,689.80 Liabilities Investment Certificates.....$ 140,754.70 Other liabilities.................. 5,632.16 Unearned income............... 7,341.37 Capital .................................. 100,000.00 Surplus and undiv.profits 11,808.23 $ 265,536.46 $ 265,536.46 C O M M E R C IA L C R E D IT PLAN, INC. L I T T L E ROCK, A R KAN SAS June 30, 1950 Officers H. A. Cherry......... W. R. Mules......... S. M. Chesney...... ........................................ President ........................................ Secretary ....................................... Treasurer Assets •Loans ..................................$ 203,382.84 Securities ............................ 56,816.00 Cash on hand and in bank 6,481.66 Liabilities Investment Certificates....$ 129,455.20 Notes payable...................... 39,949.32 Unearned income.............. 4,724.78 Reserves .............................. 4,892.95 Capital ................................ 50,000.00 Surplus and undiv. profits 37,658.25 $ 266,680.50 $ 266,680.50 124 State o f Arkansas: Bank Department F R I E N D L Y F IN A N C E C O M P A N Y F A Y E T T E V IL L E , ARKANSAS June 30, 1950 Officers Harvey L. Joyce................................................................. President John H. Joyce............................................................. Vice-President Helen M. Joyce................................................................... Secretary Assets Liabilities Loans .................................. ! Securities ............................ Other Assets...................... Cash on hand and in bank $ 10,809.22 2,050.00 30.02 343.69 Notes payable.................... Other liabilities.................. Reserves .............................. Capital .................................. Surplus and undiv. profits 2,000.00 1,029.38 179.07 10,000.00 24.48 13,232.93 13,232.93 MORGAN PLAN C O M P A N Y T E X A R K A N A , ARKANSAS June 30, 1950 Officers J. R. E. P. S. H. E. D. Gunter....................... President Wilson................................................................. Vice-President Atkinson..................................................................... Secretary McDaniel....................................................... General Manager Assets Liabilities Loans ..................................$ 141,820.48 Securities ............................ 1,000.00 Furniture andfixtures........ 2,210.18 Other Assets...................... 1,009.14 Cash on hand and inbank 2,175.20 Notes payable.................... : Other liabilities.................. Reserves .............................. Capital ................................ Surplus and undiv. profits $ 148,215.00 7,500.00 1,475.66 1,815.91 50,000.00 87,423.43 148,215.00 N A T I O N A L C R E D IT C O R PO R A TIO N P IN E B L U F F , AR K A N SA S June 30, 1950 Officers N. V. C. C. J. D. A. S. Gantt, Jr...................................................................... President Vice-President W ebb............................... Davies..........................................................Secretary-Manager McNew, Jr.................................................................. Treasurer Assets Liabilities Loans .................................. $ 419,269.42 Furniture and fixtures..... 3,297.34 Other Assets...................... 1,071.38 Cash on hand and in bank 7,586.94 Investment Certificates.....$ 92,070.09 Notes payable.................... 134,000.00 Other liabilities................... 6,976.23 28,388.90 Reserves .............................. Capital ................................ 100,000.00 Surplus and undiv. profits 69,789.86 $ 431,225.08 $ 431,225.08 12j Thirty-sixth Report PEO PLES LOAN A N D I N V E S T M E N T C O M P A N Y FORT SM ITH , ARKANSAS June 30, 1950 Officers R. S. Young, Sr.................................. W. A. Needham................................... R. C. Helvie........................................ Mary C. Sims...................................... Assets Liabilities 616,359.93 2,613.65 15,994.25 57,310.34 Investment Certificates....$ 197,022.66 150,000.00 Notes payable.................... Re-Discounts ...................... 62,346.56 Debentures ........................ 80,900.00 Other liabilities.................. 32,999.81 Capital ........................ 92,975.00 Surplus and undiv. profits 76,034.14 $ 692,278.17 $ 692,278.17 Loans ..................................! Furniture and fixtures..... Other Assets...................... Cash on hand and in bank .................President ....... Vice-President Secretary-Manager ................Treasurer State o f Arkansas: Bank Department 126 C O M B IN E D S T A T E M E N T OF ASSETS A N D L IA B I L I T I E S OF T H I R T Y - E I G H T IN D U S T R IA L LOAN I N S T I T U T I O N S O P E R A T IN G U N D E R ACTS 135 OF 1937 A N D 354 OF 1927 AS A M E N D E D June 30, 1950 Assets Loans ................................................................................................................$5,052,921.59 Securities ........................................................................................................ 113,330.00 Office Building................................................................................................ 46,402.24 Real Estate.........-........................................................................................... 25,298.51 98,651.05 Furniture and fixtures.................................................................................. Other Assets.................................................................................................... 110,825.69 Cash on Hand and inBank........................................................................... 840,462.51 TOTAL ASSETS........................................................................... $6,287,891.59 Liabilities Investment Certificates................................................................................ $ 258,925.26 Notes Payable................................ 2,745,601.71 Re-Discounts .................................................................................................... 570,388.17 Other liabilities............................... 461,399.25 Unearned Income.......................................................................................... 321,730.94 Reserves .......................................................................................................... 102,851.33 Capital .............................................................................................................. 1,239,193.66 Surplus and Undivided Profits................................................................... 587,801.27 TOTAL LIABILITIES.................................................................$6,287,891.59 127 Thirty-sixth Report A R K A N SA S I N V E S T M E N T C O M P A N Y H O T SPRINGS, A R KAN SAS June 30, 1950 Officers J. Fillmore Meadows.................. President and General Manager Dr. D. B. Strough.....................................................Vice-President H. K. Meadows................................................ Secretary-Treasurer Assets Liabilities Loans ..................................$ Furniture and fixtures..... Other assets........................ Cash on hand and in bank 40,452.72 208.00 750.50 2,676.03 3,600.00 920.07 916.59 35,000.00 3,650.59 Notes payable....................3 Other liabilities.................. Unearned income............... Capital ................................ Surplus and undiv. profits $ 44,087.25 $ 44,087.25 A T L A S F IN A N C E CO M PANY, INC. A R K A D E L P H IA , AR KAN SAS June 30, 1950 Officers J. N. C. E. B. R. R. E. Hardman... W elch....... Huie.......... Lee............ ............President ...Vice-President ............Secretary ...........Treasurer Assets Liabilities Loans ....................................$ 151,259.33 Other Assets........................ 674.38 Cash on hand and in bank 679.37 81,950.56 15,125.93 9,121.78 25,000.00 21,414.81 Notes payable.................... 1 Unearned income.............. Reserves .............................. Capital ................................ Surplus and undiv. profits 152,613.08 $ 152,613.08 A T L A S F IN A N C E C O M P A N Y L I T T L E ROCK, A R KAN SAS June 30, 1950 Officers Julia Snow Harris...............................................................President Thelma Ellis................. Vice-President S. M. Harris...................................................... Secretary-Treasurer Assets Loans .................................... Furniture and fixtures..... Other assets........................ Cash on hand and in bank Liabilities 177,635.52 505.68 15.00 1,998.84 $ 180,155.04 Investment certificates.......$ 72,486.50 Notes payable........................ 50,353.70 Unearned income.................... 12,533.44 Reserves .............................. 8,788.37 Capital ................................... 22,950.00 Surplus and undiv. profits 13,043.03 $ 180,155.04 State o f Arkansas: Bank Department 128 BLOCK M O RTGA GE C O M P A N Y , INC. L I T T L E ROCK, A R K A N S A S June 30, 1950 Officers Raymond E. Block, Sr........................................................ President Sam A. Block...............................................................Vice-President Lewis S. Block...........................................................Vice-President A. S. Rosen.............. Secretary-Treasurer and General Manager Assets Liabilities Loans ..................................$ 151,207.85 Other assets........................ 513.51 Cash on hand and in bank 6,963.29 Notes payable...................... $ 123,150.00 Other liabilities.................. 3,618.45 Capital ................................ 25,000.00 Surplus and undiv. profits 6,916.20 $ 158,684.65 $ 158,684.65 C E N T R A L LOAN A N D I N V E S T M E N T C O M P A N Y L I T T L E ROCK, A R K A N S A S June 30, 1950 Officers F. W. Duttlinger.............................. Geo. W. Massery................................. J. C. Nemec...................... .................. A. C. Ganaway................................... ...................President ..........Vice-President ..........Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Assets Liabilities Loans ..................................$ 239,692.30 Furniture and fixtures..... 478.38 Cash on hand and in bank 6,225.58 Investment certificates.....$ 84,140.11 Notes payable..................... 103,025.16 Reserves .............................. 1,849.55 Capital ................................ 43,550.00 Surplus and undiv. profits 13,831.44 $ 246,396.26 $ 246,396.26 JACK C O L L IE R EAST C O M PA N Y, INC. L I T T L E ROCK, A R K A N S A S June 30, 1950 Officers Jack C. East... Lou Dell East Jas. M. East.... ................................................. President ........................................Vice-President ..............................Secretary-Treasurer Assets Liabilities Loans .................................. $ 558,350.78 Securities ............................ 675.00 Furniture andfixtures........ 8,943.46 Other assets........................ 12,243.28 Cash on hand and inbank 55,358.41 Notes payable.................... $ 503,287.50 Other liabilities................... 32,248.29 Capital ................................ 50,000.00 Surplus and undiv, profits 50,035.14 $ 635,570,93 $ 635,570.93 129 Thirty-sixth Report C O N S O L ID A T E D S T A T E M E N T OF G E N E R A L C O N T R A C T PU R C H A S E CO RPO RA TIO N B L Y T H E V I L L E , AR K A N SA S H O T SPRINGS, A R K A N SA S JONESBORO, A R KAN SAS L I T T L E ROCK, AR K A N SA S June 30, 1950 Officers A. A. Blumeyer.....................................................................President W. E. Burtelow............... ............................... Exec. Vice-President J. G. Butler...................................................................Vice-President Mike Moran.................................................................Vice-President W. G. Schuburg....Vice-Pres. & Gen. Mgr. of Little Rock Branch D. Hapke............................................................................... Secretary Jack Rawlings............................................. Gen. Mgr.— Blytheville William Connell........................................... Gen. Mgr.— Jonesboro A. W. Koeniger......................................... Gen. Mgr.—Hot Springs Assets Liabilities Furniture and fixtures.......$ 53,443.79 Other assets........................ 3,430.76 Cash on hand and in bank 371,906.85 Other liabilities.................. $ 105,507.86 Unearned income............... 232,809.51 Capital ................................ 50,000.00 Surplus and undiv. profits 40,464.03 $ 428,781.40 $ 428,781.40 HELENA I N D U S T R IA L LOAN CO RPO RA TIO N H E L E N A , AR K A N SA S June 30, 1950 Officers W. W. Moore........................... .............................................President William T. Greer....................................Vice-President-Gen. Mgr. S. H. Hurst........................................................ Secretary-Treasurer Liabilities Assets Loans ..................................$ Furniture and fixtures..... Other assets........................ Cash on hand and in bank 67,077.03 417.94 15.00 12,442.20 Investment certificates.....!| Notes payable.................... Other liabilities.................. Capital ................................ Surplus and undiv. profits 27,422.63 31,999.30 86.95 18,800.00 2,443.29 $ 79,952.17 $ 79,952.17 130 State o f Arkansas: Bank Department H O M E F IN A N C E C O M PA N Y, INC. EL DORADO, A R K A N S A S June 30, 1950 Officers G. M. McDavid................................................................. ...President Julius Miller............... ......Secretary-Treasurer and Gen. Mgr. Assets Liabilities 618,152.33 31,000.00 7,883.36 8,467.95 19,320.81 Notes payable.................... $ 290,000.00 Other liabilities................... 53,033.67 65,503.49 Reserves ............................... Capital .......................... 105,000.00 Surplus and undiv. profits 171,287.29 $ 684,824.45 684,824.45 Loans ..................................: Office Buildings................ Furniture and fixtures..... Other assets........................ Cash on hand and in bank H O M E F IN A N C E S Y S T E M , IN C O R P O R A T E D H E L E N A , AR K A N SA S June 30, 1950 Officers A. M. Coates........................................................................President Christine H. Coates............................................................ Secretary John R. Coates..................................................... General Manager Assets Liabilities Loans ......................... ........ $ Furniture and fixtures..... Other assets........................ 75,405.90 1,167.35 20.00 $ 76,593.25 Notes payable.................... $ Other liabilities.................. Reserves .............................. Capital ................................ Surplus and undiv. profits 5,000.00 1,063.26 5,532.55 35,000.00 29,997.44 76,593.25 IN D U S T R IA L T H R I F T A N D LOAN C O M P A N Y CAMDEN, ARKANSAS June 30, 1950 Officers L. M. Stern................... .............. Pres, and Gen. Mgr. and Treas. J. E. Gaughan.............................................................Vice-President C. D. Sanders.......................................................................Secretary Assets Liabilities Loans .................................. $ Other assets........................ Cash on hand and in bank 30,506.16 209.90 1,731.69 Notes payable.................... 3 Other liabilities.................. Capital ................................ Surplus and undiv. profits 4,500.00 64.56 25,000.00 2,883.19 $ 32,447.75 $ 32,447.75 131 Thirty-sixth Report C O N S O L ID A T E D S T A T E M E N T OF K L I N D W O R T H IN S U R A N C E AGENCY, INC. W E S T M E M P H IS , A R K A N S A S (BR A N C H O F F IC E — E AR LE, A R K A N S A S ) June 30, 1950 Officers T. Curtis Foster...................................................................President Martin E. Klindworth................................Vice-Pres. & Gen. Mgr. Nadyne L. Klindworth................................... Secretary-Treasurer Assets Liabilities Loans ..................................! Furniture and fixtures..... Other assets........................ Cash on hand and in bank 83,513.36 2,687.85 4,648.75 10,434.71 Notes payable... Re-Discounts .... Other liabilities. Capital ............. . 29,504.97 63,126.41 253.29 8,400.00 $ 101,284.67 101,284.67 L E D G E R W O O D LOAN & I N V E S T M E N T C O M P A N Y H O T SPRINGS, A R KAN SAS June 30, 1950 Officers Cecil H. Ledgerwood.......................................................Sole Owner Assets Liabilities Loans .................................. $ Cash on hand and in bank $ 37,259.57 6,747.23 Investment certificates.....! Capital ................................ Surplus and undiv. profits 44,006.80 11,266.39 20,000.00 12,740.41 44,006.80 L IB E R T Y LOAN A N D R E A L T Y CO M PAN Y L I T T L E ROCK, A R K A N S A S June 30, 1950 Officers J. W. Strawn.........................................................................President J. W. Strawn, Jr.................................... Vice-President Mrs. J. W. Strawn...................................... Secretary Assets L ia b ilities Loans ..................................$ Other assets........................ Cash on hand and in bank $ 48,198.04 1,118.59 15,458.78 64,775.41 Notes payable.................... Jj Cther liabilities.................. Unearned income............... Capital ................................ Surplus and undiv. profits 25,250.00 4,203.42 4,852.72 20,469.27 $ 64,775,41 10, 000.00 132 State o f Arkansas: Bank Department LOGAN F IN A N C E C O RPO RA TIO N B L Y T H E V IL L E , ARKANSAS June 30, 1950 Officers .............................. Pres. & Gen. Mgr. ............................. Secretary-Treasurer Max Logan... E. M. Terry- Liabilities Assets 59,177.00 159.72 6,476.62 Loans ..................................! Other assets........................ Cash on hand and in bank $ Notes payable.................... : Other liabilities.................. Capital ................................ Surplus and undiv. profits 33,600.00 2,400.14 25,000.00 4,813.20 65,813.34 65,813.34 JAM ES L. LUCAS CO R PO R A TIO N M A G N O L IA , A R K A N S A S June 30, 1950 Officers James L. Lucas..................................................................... President Rebecca D. Norton..................................................... Vice-President Anna L. Lucas..................................................Secretary-Treasurer Liabilities Assets 8,341.00 25,298.51 1,563.72 1,391.46 10,244.33 Loans ..................................! Real estate.......................... Furniture and fixtures..... Other assets........................ Cash on hand and in bank $ 9,687.60 6,860.83 25,000.00 5,290.59 Notes payable.................... ! Other liabilities.................. Capital ................................ Surplus and undiv. profits $ 46,839.02 46,839.02 M A G N O L IA LOAN C O M P A N Y , INC. M A G N O L IA , A R K A N S A S June 30, 1950 Officers C. R. Burnham..................................................................... President Bert A. May................................................................. Vice-President Mrs. C. R. Burnham........................................ Secretary-Treasurer Assets Liabilities Loans .................................. $ Other assets........................ $ 9,603.56 371.69 9,975.25 Other liabilities...................! Capital ................................ Surplus and undiv. profits $ 511.32 6,000.00 3,463.93 9,975.25 133 Thirty-sixth Report M A I N L A N D MORTGAGE C O M P A N Y HO U ST O N , T E X A S L I T T L E ROCK. A R K A N SA S June 30, 1950 Officers Jack W. Rowland................................................................ President S. R. Hunt........................... Vice-President, Secretary-Treasurer Assets Liabilities Loans ..................................$ 364,825.00 Furniture and fixtures..... 2,618.02 Other assets............................ 37,243.13 Cash on hand and in bank 20,599.68 Notes payable.................... $ 364,825.00 Other liabilities.................. 26,680.25 Capital ............... 25,000.00 Surplus and undiv. profits 8,780.24 $ 425,285.83 425,285.83 M A N H A T T A N C R E D IT C O M P A N Y L I T T L E ROCK, A R KAN SAS June 30, 1950 Officers J. H. Mize............................................. George R. Dittrich............................. Gerald V. Hudgens........................... Assets ........ President Vice-President ........Secretary Liabilities Loans ..................................$ 990,373.61 Securities ............................ 97,655.00 Furniture and fixtures..... 3,595.70 Other assets........................ 9,926.96 Cash on hand and in bank 4,405.50 Investment certificates.. Notes payable................ Re-Discounts .................. Other liabilities.............. Unearned income.............. Reserves .............................. C apital.................................. Surplus and undiv. profits $1,105,956.77 25,264.72 105,670.26 507,261.76 75,199.74 46,982.41 10,364.36 325,000.00 10,213.52 $1,105,956.77 P EERL ESS T H R I F T A N D LOAN C O M P A N Y M O R R IL T O N , A R K A N SA S June 30, 1950 Officers Carroll W. Johnston and Pauline Johnston.................... Owners Assets Liabilities Loans ..................................$ Cash on hand and in bank 14,105.86 104.69 Notes payable.................... $ Reserves .............................. Capital ................................ Surplus and undiv. profits 300.00 500.00 10,000.00 3,410.55 $ 14,210.55 $ 14,210.55 134 State o f Arkansas: Bank Department PEO PLES CO M PA N Y, INC. FORT S M ITH , ARKANSAS June 30, 1950 Officers Mary C. Kelley.................................................................... President McLoud Sicard....................................Vice-President & Treasurer Virginia E. Powell...............................................................Secretary Assets Liabilities Loans ........................... ...... $ Cash on hand and in bank 25,553.12 8,008.77 $ 33,561.89 Notes payable.....................: Other liabilities................... Capital ................................ Surplus and undiv. profits $ 3,000.00 1,624.19 25,000.00 3,937.70 33,561.89 T H E PEO PLES LOAN A N D I N V E S T M E N T C O M P A N Y HOPE, A R K A N S A S June 30, 1950 Officers Fred O. Ellis......................................................................... President Frank J. Hill............................................................... Vice-President J. C. Hall............................................................................... Secretary Assets Liabilities Loans ..................................$ Furniture and fixtures..... Cash on hand and in bank 54,594.96 495.47 25.56 $ 55,115.99 Notes payable.....................$ Other liabilities.................. Unearned income............... Capital ................................ Surplus and undiv. profits 21 , 000.00 3,714.79 5,755.00 23,900.00 746.20 55,115.99 PEO P LE S LOAN & I N V E S T M E N T C O M P A N Y JONESBORO, A R K A N S A S June 30, 1950 Officers Joe N. Martin............................................. President & Gen. Mgr. R. H. Moore................................................................Vice-President Julian James........................................................................ Secretary Assets Liabilities Loans ..................................$ Other assets........................ Cash on hand and in bank 13,567.25 151.87 186.19 Notes payable.....................3 Other liabilities.................. Capital ................................ Surplus and undiv. profits 7,650.00 119.03 5,000.00 1,136.28 $ 13,905.31 $ 13,905.31 135 Thirty-sixth Report PEO PLES LOAN & I N V E S T M E N T C O M PAN Y, INC. MT. IDA, A R KAN SAS June 30, 1950 Officers L. L. Beavers..................................................... President Joe Brakefield.............................................................Vice-President Glenn Hickey.............. Vice-President John Beavers..................................................... Secretary-Treasurer M. M. Beavers....................................... Asst. Secretary-Treasurer Assets Liabilities Loans ..................................$ 100,893.60 Furniture and fixtures__ 1,676.92 Cash on hand and in bank 13,933.20 Notes payable.................. Other liabilities.................. Capital ................................ Surplus and undiv. profits 77,000.00 125.00 32,500.00 6,878.72 $ 116,503.72 116,503.72 C O N S O L ID A T E D S T A T E M E N T OF R E P U B L IC MORTGAGE C O M PAN Y, INC. F OR T S M IT H , A R KAN SAS T E X A R K A N A , A R KAN SAS June 30, 1950 Officers Geo. D. Carney................................................................... President C. Laughlin................................................. Vice-Pres. & Gen. Mgr. E. E. Bethell........................... .............................................Treasurer Assets Liabilities 383,899.37 15,000.00 2,365.99 13,365.28 50,853.41 Notes payable.................... $ 412,810.00 Other liabilities.................. 24,714.34 Capital ................................ 25,300.00 Surplus and undiv. profits 2,659.71 $ 465,484.05 465,484. pf Loans ..................................i Securities ............................ Furniture and fixtures..... Other assets........................ Cash on hand and in bank SPA LOAN C O M PA N Y H O T SPRINGS, A R K A N S A S June 30, 1950 Officers John G. Gibbs................................................... President Mary F. Gibbs............................................................. Vice-President Joe M. Lyon....................................................... Secretary-Treasurer Assets Liabilities Loans ..................................$ Other assets........................ Cash on hand and in bank 52,063.79 2,238.66 1,957.38 $ 56,259.83 Investment certificates. Notes payable............... Other liabilities.............. Unearned income.......... Capital ........................... 23,434.91 25,000.00 69.58 2,755.34 5,000.00 $ 56,259.83 136 State o f Arkansas: Bank Department U N IO N I N D U S T R IA L LOAN C O R P O R A TIO N N O R T H L I T T L E ROCK, A R K A N S A S June 30, 1950 Officers Ben Winston........................................................................President Thos. H. Little..—............................................................... Secretary Assets Liabilities Loans ..................................$ Office building.................... Furniture and fixtures..... Other assets........................ Cash on hand and inbank 37,929.96 11,816.82 256.48 56.00 4,846.12 $ 54,905.38 Investment certificates.....$ Notes payable..................... Other liabilities................... Reserves .............................. Capital ................................ Surplus and undiv. profits 14,910.00 10,667.07 4,734.02 1,191.23 19,693.66 3,709.40 54,905.38 U N IO N I N V E S T M E N T CO., INC. EL DORADO, A R K A N S A S June 30, 1950 Officers Clyde E. Byrd....................................................................... President Grady R. W oolley....................................................... Vice-President L. F. Brewer......................................................Secretary-Treasurer Assets Liabilities Loans ..................................$ 134,917.58 Office building.................... 3,585.42 Other assets........................ 520.00 Cash on hand and in bank 11,271.63 Notes payable.................... i Other liabilities.................. Capital ................................ Surplus and undiv. profits 64,302.59 884.43 50,100.00 35,007.61 150,294.63 $ 150,294.63 U N IT E D LOAN A N D I N V E S T M E N T C O M P A N Y L I T T L E ROCK, A R K A N S A S June 30, 1950 Officers J. H. Cottrell, Jr.......................................President and Gen. Mgr. H. A. Emerson............................................................ Vice-President Ruth T. Cottrell...................................................................Secretary Assets Liabilities Loans .................................. $ 149,450.32 Furniture and fixtures..... 2,000.19 Other assets........................ 1,999.83 Cash on hand and in bank 4,361.32 $ 157,811.66 Notes payable.................... $ Other liabilities................... Capital ................................ Surplus and undiv. profits 85,722.57 688.93 63,000.00 8,400.16 $ 157,811.66 13 7 Thirty-sixth Report U T L E Y A N D C O M PAN Y, INC. F A Y E T T E V I L L E , A R KAN SAS June 30, 1950 Officers H. L. Utley.............................................President and Gen. Mgr. Reba K. Utley.............................................................Vice-President J. J. Pyeatt................................................... ...Secretary-Treasurer Assets Liabilities Loans ..................................$ 187,846.76 Furniture and fixtures..... 8,342.75 Other assets........................ 1,156.50 Cash on hand and in bank 56,747.51 Notes payable.................... $ 164,550.00 Other liabilities.................. 40,662.72 Capital ................................ 25,000.00 Surplus and undiv. profits 23,880.80 $ 254,093.52 $ 254,093.52 VAN BU REN LOAN B U REAU , INC. VAN BUREN, A R KAN SAS June 30, 1950 Officers Mary C. Sims... W. A. Needham R. C. Helvie...... ..................................................President .........................................Vice-President ............................... Secretary-Treasurer (Inactive) W E A V E R & C O M PAN Y, INC. L I T T L E ROCK, AR K A N SA S June 30, 1950 Officers R. E. Weaver, Jr...................................Pres., Treas., & Gen. Mgr. C. S. Plowman............................................................Vice-President Eugenia S. W eaver.............................................................Secretary Assets Liabilities Loans .................................. $ 141,250.08 4,192.63 Other assets........................ Cash on hand and in bank 120,597.59 Notes payable.................... $ 103,900.00 Other liabilities.................. 50,447.95 Capital ................................ 50,000.00 Surplus and undiv. profits 61,692.35 $ 266,040.30 $ 266,040.30 138 State o f Arkansas: Bank Department E. W A L D E N W I L L I A M S & C O M P A N Y , INC. FORT S M ITH , ARKANSAS June 30, 1950 Officers E. Walden Williams........................................................... President Louise E. Williams....................................................Vice-President Josephine C. Boehmer........................................................Secretary Assets Liabilities Loans ..................................$ Other assets........................ Cash on hand and in bank 45,817.88 5,944.34 13,899.22 $ 65,661.44 Notes' payable.................... 3 Other liabilities.................. Capital ................................ Surplus and undiv. profits 5,095.43 20,961.83 25,000.00 14,604.18 $ 65,661.44 Thirty-sixth Report 139 C O M B IN E D S T A T E M E N T OF ASSETS AND L I A B I L I T IE S OF T W E N T Y T H R E E C R E D I T U N IO N S OF A R K A N SA S AS OF DE C E M B E R 31, 1949 Assets Loans ...............................................................................................................$ 389,240.26 Bonds and Securities.................................................................................... 108,188.00 Furniture and Fixtures................................................................................ 391.15 Other Assets................................................................ 15,895.09 Cash on Hand and in Banks............ ......................................................... 85,637.85 TOTAL ASSETS.......................................................................... $ 599,352.35 Liabilities Shares .............................................................................................................$ 552,655.51 Deposits ........................................................................................................... 3,670.09 Notes payable................................................................................................. 2,500.00 Other Liabilities.............................................................................................. 2,611.86 Guaranty Fund............................................................................................... 19,026.32 Undivided Profits.......................................................................................... 18,888.57 TOTAL LIABILITIES................................................................ $ 599,352.35 Approximate number of members 4,387 140 State o f Arkansas: Bank Department LION O IL CO -O P E R A T IV E SAVING S & C R E D I T AS S O C IA T IO N EL DORADO, A R K A N S A S December 31, 1949 Liabilities Assets Loans ..................................: Bonds and securities......... Cash on hand and in bank Other assets........................ Furniture and fixtures..... 56,618.50 39.980.00 24,574.76 15.893.00 361.64 Shares .................................. $ 128,457.25 Guaranty fund..................... 3,128.01 3,989.70 Undivided profits............... Other liabilities................... 1,852.94 $ 137,427.90 $ 137,427.90 Approximate number of members 752 A R K A N S A S W E S T E R N E M P L O Y E E S ’ C R E D I T U N IO N F A Y E T T E V IL L E , ARKANSAS December 31, 1949 Assets Liabilities Loans ..................................! Bonds and securities......... Cash on hand and in bank $ 11,489.10 13,461.50 6,749.59 Shares .................................. $ Deposits .............................. Guaranty fund.................... Undivided profits............... Other liabilities................... 29,910.00 198.04 616.34 661.18 314.63 31,700.19 $ 31,700.19 Approximate number of members 80 H O T SPRINGS F E D E R A L E M P L O Y E E S C R E D I T U N IO N H O T SPRINGS, A R K A N S A S December 31, 1949 Assets Liabilities Loans .................................. $ Cash on hand and in bank 13,145.36 1,698.56 Shares .................................. $ Guaranty fund.................... Undivided profits............... Other liabilities................... 14,444.10 114.77 280.85 4.20 $ 14,843.92 $ 14,843.92 Approximate number of members 159 A G R IC U L T U R A L E X T E N S IO N W O R K E R S C R E D IT U N IO N L I T T L E ROCK, A R K A N S A S December 31, 1949 Assets Liabilities Loans .................................. $ Cash on hand and in bank 31,497.88 1,557.40 Shares .................................. $ Deposits .............................. Notes payable.................... Guaranty fund..................... Undivided profits............... 30,197.21 3.55 500.00 456.25 1,898.27 $ 33,055.28 $ 33,055.28 Approximate number of members 176 141 Thirty-sixth Report AIR T E C H N IC IA N 'S C R E D IT UN IO N L I T T L E ROCK, A R KAN SAS December 31, 1949 Assets Liabilities Loans ..................................I Cash on hand and in bank Other assets........................ 905.00 409.16 2.09 Shares ..................................$ Notes payable.................... 816.25 500.00 $ 1,316.25 $ 1,316.25 Approximate number of members 50 A R K A N S A S D E M O C R A T C R E D IT U N IO N L I T T L E ROCK, A R K A N SA S December 31, 1949 Assets Liabilities Loans ..................................! Bonds and securities......... Cash on hand and in banks $ 16,015.11 592.00 2,632.48 Shares ................... Guaranty fund...... Undivided profits. 17,286.15 1,155.92 797.52 19,239.59 19,239.59 Approximate number of members 77 A R K L A G A S C R E D IT UN IO N L I T T L E ROCK, AR KAN SAS December 31, 1949 Assets Liabilities Loans .................................. : Bonds and securities......... Cash on hand and in bank $ 12,020.05 2,300.00 780.21 Shares .................. Guaranty fund..... Undivided profits 14,170.70 341.46 588.10 15,100.26 15,100.26 Approximate number of members 144 C A P IT O L C R E D IT UN IO N L I T T L E ROCK, A R K A N SA S December 31, 1949 Assets Liabilities Loans ..................................$ Cash on hand and in bank 3,550.91 215.77 ? 3,766.68 Shares .............................. Guaranty fund................. Undivided profits........... Approxim ate number o f m em bers 85 3,694.53 47.50 24.65 3,766.68 142 State o f Arkansas: Bank Department D E P A R T M E N T OF LABOR C R E D I T U N IO N L I T T L E ROCK, A R K A N S A S December 31, 1949 Assets Liabilities Loans ..................................$ Cash on hand and in bank 7,515.23 944.42 Shares .................................. $ Guaranty fund.................... Undivided profits............... 7,694.31 380.30 385.04 $ 8,459.65 $ 8,459.65 Shares .................................. $ Guaranty fund.................... Undivided profits............... 16,275.92 240.63 665.31 Approximate number of members 146 E N G IN E E R S C R E D IT U N IO N L I T T L E ROCK, A R K A N S A S December 31, 1949 Assets Liabilities Loans ..................................$ Bonds and securities......... Cash on hand and in banks 12,374.15 2,000.00 2,807.71 $ 17,181.86 17,181.86 Approximate number of members 178 F E D E R A T IO N C R E D IT U N IO N L I T T L E ROCK, A R K A N S A S December 31, 1949 Assets Liabilities Loans ..................................! Bonds and securities......... Cash on hand and in bank $ 32,572.51 4,740.00 844.75 Shares ................... Deposits ............... Notes payable....... Guaranty fund...... Undivided profits 32,045.72 677.09 1,500.00 1,541.21 2,393.24 38,157.26 38,157.26 Approximate number of members 207 F R A N K E ’S C R E D IT U N IO N L I T T L E ROCK, A R K A N S A S December 31, 1949 Assets Liabilities Loans .................................. $ Cash on hand and in bank 1,311.98 2,004.88 $ 3,316.86 2,687.29 399.66 229.91 Shares .............................. Guaranty fund................. Undivided profits........... Approximate number of members 90 $ 3,316.86 143 Thirty-sixth Report G A Z E T T E E M P L O Y E E S ’ C R E D IT UN IO N L I T T L E ROCK, AR K A N SA S • Assets December 31, 1949 Liabilities Loans ..................................$ Bonds and securities......... Cash on hand and in bank 5,630.26 3,200.00 5,564.06 $ 14,394.32 Shares .............................. Guaranty fund................ Undivided profits 13,669.41 479.12 245.79 14,394.32 Approximate number of members 71 K E M B A L I T T L E ROCK C R E D IT UN IO N L I T T L E ROCK, A R K A N SA S December 31, 1949 Assets Liabilities Loans ..................................$ Bonds and securities......... Cash on hand and in bank 34,515.08 20,720.00 17,206.58 $ 72,441.66 Shares .............................. Guaranty fund................. Undivided profits 69,089.79 1,924.06 1,427.81 72,441.66 Approximate number of members 251 L IT T L E ROCK M U N IC IP A L W A T E R W O R K S C R E D IT UN IO N L I T T L E ROCK, A R K A N SA S EMPLOYEES December 31, 1949 Assets Liabilities Loans ..................................! Bonds and securities......... Cash on hand and in bank $ 2,052.73 1,000.00 2,201.32 Shares ..................................$ Deposits ............................... Guaranty fund.................... Undivided profits.................. Other liabilities.................. 5,254.05 2,630.75 2,147.45 159.11 209.95 106.79 5,254.05 Approximate number of members 52 L I T T L E ROCK PO STAL C R E D IT UN IO N L I T T L E ROCK, A R K A N SA S December 31, 1949 Assets Liabilities Loans .................................. $ Bonds and securities......... Cash on hand and in bank 47,049.28 4,323.00 2,964.99 $ 54,337.27 Shares .............................. Guaranty fund................. Undivided profits Approxim ate number o f m em bers 305 47,240.63 4,573.53 2,523.11 54,337.27 144 State o f Arkansas: Bank Department S O U T H W E S T H O T E L S C R E D I T A SSO CIAT IO N L I T T L E ROCK, A R K A N S A S December 31, 1949 Assets Loans ..................................$ Cash on hand and in bank 19,220.98 2,088.74 $ 21,309.72 * Liabilities Shares .................................. $ Guaranty fund.................... Undivided profits.............. Other liabilities................... 20,321.28 300.00 355.14 333.30 21,309.72 Approximate number of members 368 S T A T E C E N T R A L C R E D I T U N IO N L I T T L E ROCK, A R K A N S A S December 31, 1949 Assets Liabilities Loans ..................................$ Cash on hand and in bank 4,025.71 514.15 Shares .................................. $ Guaranty fund.................... Undivided profits............... 4,273.61 68.44 197.81 $ 4,539.86 $ 4,539.86 Approximate number of members 52 V E T E R A N S A D M IN IS T R A T I O N E M P L O Y E E S C R E D I T U N IO N L I T T L E ROCK, A R K A N S A S December 31, 1949 Assets Liabilities Loans ..... .............................$ Bonds and securities......... Cash on hand and in bank Furniture and fixtures..... 20,974.94 3,500.00 5,064.86 27.51 Shares ................................ -$ Deposits ............................ Guaranty fund................... Undivided profits............. 27,047.40 7.29 886.42 1,626.20 $ 29,567.31 $ 29,567.31 Approximate number of members 323 F E D E R A T E D SHO P C R A F TS C R E D I T U N IO N N O R T H L I T T L E ROCK, A R K A N S A S December 31, 1949 Assets Liabilities Loans ..... ............................ $ Bonds and securities......... Furniture and fixtures..... Cash on hand and in bank 14,237.23 1,100.00 1.00 606.50 $ 15,944.73 Shares ................................ Deposits ............................ Guaranty fund.................. Undivided profits............. Approxim ate num ber o f m em bers 227 14,907.04 636.67 396.43 4.59 $ 15,944.73 ,145 Thirty-sixth Report T H E F O R T ROOTS C R E D IT UN IO N N O R T H L I T T L E ROCK, AR K A N SA S December 31, 1949 Assets Liabilities Loans .................................. $ Bonds and securities......... Cash on hand and in hank 34,649.39 10,471.50 3,729.97 $ 48,850.86 Shares .............................. Guaranty fund................. Undivided profits. 48,186.22 622.27 42.37 48,850.86 Approximate number of members 338 NORTH L I T T L E ROCK-MISSOURl PA C IF IC C R E D I T UN IO N N O R T H L I T T L E ROCK, A R K A N SA S December 31, 1949 Assets Liabilities Loans .................................. ! Bonds and securities......... Furniture and fixtures..... Cash on hand and in bank 6,321.38 800.00 1.00 439.45 $ 6,056.31 1,180.81 324.71 Shares ................... Guaranty fund...... Undivided profits 7,561.83 7,561.83 Approximate number of members 218 M ISSO U R I-PA C IF IC -PA R A G O U L D C R E D IT PARAGOULD, A R K A N SA S UN IO N December 31, 1949 Assets Liabilities Loans ..................................$ Cash on hand and in bank $ 1,547.50 37.54 Shares ................................... $ Guaranty fund.................... Undivided profits.............. 1,553.64 14.08 17.32 1,585.04 $ 1,585.04 Approximate number of members 38 146 State o f Arkansas: Bank Department Q U A L I F I E D STOCK E X C H A N G E S Securities listed on the following Stock Exchanges may be exempt and such securities so listed may be sold within the State of Arkansas 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. Chicago Board of Trade Chicago Stock Exchange New York Curb Exchange New York Produce Exchange New York Stock Exchange 147 Thirty-sixth Report D E A L E R S A U T H O R IZ E D TO S E L L Q U A L I F I E D OR E X E M P T S E C U R IT IE S IN A R K A N S A S AS OF JU N E 30, 1950 Walter R. Bass Company..................................... ....Little Rock, Arkansas Lewis W. Cherry Company................................. .. .Little Rock, Arkansas Dyke Associates, Incorporated........................... ...Little Rock, Arkansas Equipment Finance Corporation...................... ............. Chicago, Illinois Equitable Securities Corporation...................... ....Nashville, Tennessee Hamilton Management Corporation................ ........... Denver, Colorado Hill, Crawford & Lanford, Incorporated.......... ....Little Rock, Arkansas Investors Diversified Services. Incorporated. Minneapolis, Minnesota Paul B. Jones & Company................................... ....Little Rock, Arkansas Roy M. Kemp, Investments.............. .......... ....... ....Little Rock, Arkansas Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane.......... ....New York, New York King Merritt & Company, Incorporated.......... . ..New York, New York Charles L. Moruzzi.............................................. .................. Dallas, Texas R. B. Nunnery & Company................. ............... ... Little Rock, Arkansas T. J. Raney & Sons........................................... ...Little Rock, Arkansas Salomon Brothers & Hutzler............................. .. .New York, New York Scudder Fund Distributors, Incorporated..... ..Boston, Massachusetts Shields & Company.............................................. ....New York, New York Southern Securities Corporation....................... ....Little Rock, Arkansas W. R. Stephens, Investments............................. ...Little Rock, Arkansas Dabbs Sullivan Company..................................... ....Little Rock, Arkansas E. L. Villareal & Company................................. ....Little Rock, Arkansas Waddell & Reed, Incorporated.......................... ...Kansas City, Missouri Walton & Company, Incorporated............ ........ . ..Little Rock, Arkansas J. M. White d /b /a White & Company............. .........St. Louis, Missouri Mallory Williams & Company.............. ............. ...Little Rock, Arkansas W omeldorff & Lindsey....................................... ...Little Rock, Arkansas 148 State o f Arkansas: Bank Department C O M B IN E D O P E R A T IN G S T A T E M E N T S OF ONE H U N D R E D S E V E N T Y ONE B U R IA L A SSO C IA T IO N S FOR T H E T W E L V E M O N T H PE R IO D E N D IN G D E C E M B E R 31, 1949 Balance December 31, 1948.........................................................................$2,039,333.00 Receipt from January 1, 1949 to December 31, 1949............................ 2,851,733.00 $4,891,066.00 Less: Benefits Paid from January 1, 1949 to December 31, 1949............................................. $2,324,675.00 Operating Expenses..................................................... 354,819.72 $2,679,494.72 Balance for payment of Benefits December 31, 1949.......................... $2,211,571.28 Number of Benefits Rendered 11,710 Approximate number of Members 1,630,628 Thirty-sixth Report 149 B U R IA L A SSO C IA T IO N S A U T H O R IZ E D TO S E L L M E M B E R S H IP C E R T I F IC A T E S IN T H E S T A T E OF A R K A N S A S AS OF JU N E 30, 1950 Name of Association Address Secretary-Treasurer Andrews Burial Association................. El Dorado............. I. Andrews Angelo Burial Association..................... Cotton Plant........ Mrs. Chas. Angelo Arkansas Burial Society, Inc............... Fort Smith......... ..Mrs. Helen R. Stackable Arkansas State Burial Association....Rison......................Mrs. Ruth M. Buie Ashby Burial Association..................... Benton................... Guinevere Hawkins Ashley County Burial Association......Hamburg........ ....... Murphy Jones Bailey Burial Association............... ...... Cabot.................... G. Harold Todd T. E. Barton Burial Association..........El Dorado............. Glendel Cloud Baxter County Burial Association.......Mountain Home...Denver Roller Beasley-Wood Burial Society............... Mena.......... ............ Berta Beasley Benevolent Burial Association............. Hamburg............... Flora M. Thompson Boone County Burial Association........Harrison................L. C. Holt Branscumb Burial Association........... Brinkley................ Ruth S. Branscumb Brickell Burial Association................... Marvell.................. Pauline Brickell Briggs Burial Association..................... Judsonia.......... ...... James L. Kinney Brown-Midkiff Burial Association........Clarendon.............. Alf Brown Bryan Burial Association..................... Hoxie..................... .W. C. Bryan Burns Burial Association..................... Bentonville........... Jessie Parker Burns Campbell Burial Association............... Hot Springs......... George Armstrong Carroll County Burial Association......Berryville..............Pauline L. Nelson Leland Carter Burial Association.......Mammoth SpringDeland Carter Caruth Burial Association..................... Hot Springs......... Jack Caruth Caskey Burial Association................... Des A rc.................Lemuel C. Felts Catron-Gay Burial Association........... Eudora...................Gail K. Gay Cave City Burial Association............. Cave City..............Silam McGee Cecil Burial Association....................... Batesville..............Dr. Walter W. CecT Charleston Benevolent Burial Ass’n..Charleston............ Maymie Rainwater Chicot County Burial Association..... Eudora...................I. J. Pride Christeson Burial Association............. Harrison...... .......... A. C. Christenson Christian Burial Association............... Eudora...................G. Watts Church Burial Association................... Dermo'tt.................Conneliaus Davis Citizens Burial Association................. Warren.................. James R. Johnson Citizens Burial Association................. W est Memphis..... Lucy Ruth Johnson Clay Burial Association.........................Forrest City......... J. O. Clay Cobb Funeral Home Burial Society... Blytheville............ W. H. Stovell Collison Burial Association................. Bald Knob............ W. E. Forbes Columbia County Burial Association..Magnolia.............. Fred Lewis Community Burial Association........... Helena................... Peter Badger Daniel Burial Association.....................Searcy....................Elvis Daniel Desha & Chicot County Burial Ass’n....McGehee............... Harold B. Dyer Dixie Funeral Association.....................McGehee............... Mrs. L. L. Joiles Dixie Burial Association.......................Marianna...............Jeurelle T. Williams T. T. Doolin Burial Association......... Conway..................T. T. Doolin Downey Burial Society.........................Dermott................. E. Q. Downey Drew County Burial Association.........Monticello............. Hattie E. Henderson Drummond Burial Association............. Little Rock...........B. T. Hoff Dupwe Burial Association.....................Jonesboro..............D. Raymond Dupwe Durham Burial Association.................Wynne................... H. Carroll Durham East Funeral Burial Assurance Co.... Texarkana.............C. H. Malone Ewards Burial Association...................Fort Smith........... Delmar D. Edwards A. J. Emerson Burial Association..... Paragould..............A. J. Emerson Fitzhugh Burial Association.................W ynne................... A. O. Fitzhugh Flowers Burial Association.................Marianna...............F. C. Flowers Fordyce Burial Association.................Fordyce................. Carlton Mays 150 State o f Arkansas: Bank Department Franklin County Burial Association ...S zark.................... Nathan Smith Frazer’s Burial Association.................. Warren..................Elbert Frazer Friendly Burial Association..................Helena........ ........... Leroy Stephens Friendly Burial Association..................Newhardt.............. Solon Anthony Friendship Burial Association.............. Ashdown................I. M. Phillips Grand Prairie Burial Association...... DeWitt................... Don W. Essex Great Protective Burial Association....Pine Bluff.............Vester Miller Great Southern Protective Bur. Ass’n..Arkadelphia..........Clinton Harris Gregg Burial Association......................Jonesboro.............. Jesse B. Gregg Griffin Burial Association.................. ....Harrisburg......... ...Marvin M. Griffin Griffin-Leggett Burial Society..............Little R ock........... Paul Y. Griffin Hammons Burial Association..............Warren.................. G. W. Hammons Haralson Burial Association................Augusta................. Herbert R. Holmes Harris Burial Association...................... Hot Springs......... Leon Harris, Jr. Healey & Roth Burial Ass’n, Inc....... Little Rock........... S. R. Sims Verlyn L. Heath Burial Association....Paragould.............Verlyn L. Heath Herndon-Cornelius Burial Association .Hope......................T. S. Cornelius Hicks Burial Association........................Hope.......................C. W. Hicks Holt Burial Association..........................Blytheville............ E. M. Holt Horne Burial Association......................Blytheville.............Cecil V. Horne Hot Spring County Burial Association. Malvern................ Mrs. F. D. Cooper Howard Burial Association....................Leachville.-............H. H. Howard Howard County Burial Association.... Nashville............... M. A. Floyd Hubble Burial Society............................ North Little RoclS. E. Hubble W. H. Irby Burial Association............ Rector.................... W. H. Irby James Burial Association......................Searcy................... Robert H. James Johnson Burial Association..................Walnut Ridge...... Boh Higginbotham Jones Burial Association......................Texarkana.............Lena P. Jones Jonesboro Burial Association..............Jonesboro..............W. T. Emerson Keeshan-Lambert Burial Association..Helena................. L. P. Keeshan Kelley Burial Association......................Mt. Ida...................Phillip Kelley Kernodle Burial Association................Wynne................... W. C. Kernodle Kilpatrick Christian Burial Ass’n.......Farmersville La...E. N. Kilpatrick Frank Leach Burial Association.......... Newport.................Frank Leac.h Lemley Burial Association....................Atkins.....................O. R. Lemley Landess Burial Association..................St. Francis............Christina M. Landess Lepanto Burial Association..................Lepanto................. J. E. Murphy, Sr. Liberty Burial Association....................Newport.................J. E. Tolerson, Sr. Luginbuel Burial Association.............. Lincoln.................. Edna Luginbuel McConnell Burial Association..............Hartford................ B. A. McConnell McNabb Burial Association................ Pocahontas........... Mrs. H. G. McNabb Malvern Burial Association................ Malvern................. T. Y. B. Graham Marion County Burial Association.... Yellville................. H. A. Burnes Marked Tree Burial Association........ Marked Tree........ B. F. Williams Mayhan-Boultinghouse Bur. Ass’n...... Newark.................. Clyde Boultinghouse Mid-South Burial Association.............. Marianna............... Winnie Kennedy Mineral Springs Burial Association....Mineral Springs...Ed Bridgeman Randall L. Mitchell Burial Ass’n........ Paragould.............. Randall L. Mitchell Monarch Burial Association................ Wynne....................Helen J. Hughes Montague Burial Association................ West Memphis.... Helen Montague Moore’s Burial Association................ Fayetteville.......... Jane B. Roberts Morgans Burial Society........................Stuttgart................Frances Morgans Murry Burial Association......................Arkadelphia.......... ,E. H. Murry Mutual Burial Society, Inc...................Blytheville............ Pearl Caston National Burial Association..................W est Memphis.... P. M. Dacus Nelson-Savage Burial Association...... Fayetteville.......... B. R. Nelson New Home Burial Association............ Newport.................Ottie Dillinger North Arkansas Burial Association.... Marshall................ Russell Sisco Ccker Burial Association......................Van Buren............Ocker Howell R. W. Olmstead Burial Association....Heber Springs..... R. W. Olmstead Olympic Burial Association..................Pine Bluff............. H. T. Perry Thirty-sixth Report 151 Ouachita County Burial Association....Camden............. :..R. T. Lockett Cur Burial Association............... .......... Fort Smith...........Henry Peques Ozark Burial Association......................Siloam Springs.... Margaret Wasson Page Burial Association........................ Hot Springs..........T. R. Page Pence Burial Association......................Conway................. Sarah Lynn Pence Peoples Benevolent Prote five Ass’n..Paris...................... L. B. Cox Peoples Burial Association.................... West Helena...... Frank Ella Jordan Peoples Burial Society..........................Augusta.................Will Raspberry Peoples Consolidated Burial Ass’n.....Piggott..................Lloyd Russell Peoples Consolidated Burial Association of Western Clay............ Corning................. Charles R. Black Poinsett Burial Association................ Trumann.............. Paul Thompson, Jr. Polk County Burial Association.......... Mena..................... R. P. Geyer Pratt Burial Association........................Junction City...... J. Nolan Pratt Prescott Burial Association.................. Prescott................ J. D. Cornish ( Progressive Burial Association............ Pine Bluff............ .U. S. Brown Putman Funeral Association................ Fort Smith...........Mrs. J. G. Putman, Sr. Pyeatt’s Burial Association, Inc......... Siloam Springs....W. O. Burns Raney Burial Association......................McCrory................R. B. Wilson Frank Reid Burial Association............ Morrilton............. Robert D. Harris H. E. Rice Company Burial Society....Waldron........ ....... E. C. Rice Richardson Burial Association............ Texarkana............Emma Richardson Jones W. A. Rowell Burial Society................ Fort Smith...........Vivian Rowell Ruebel Burial Association.................... Little Rock..........H. E. Greenfield Rumph Burial Association....................El Dorado.............Mrs. C. B. Rumph Russell Burial Association....................Corning............. .... Leslie D. Russell Safe-Way Burial Association................ Newport................Burble C. Warren Scott-Sebastian Burial Association.... Mansfield..............Joe J. Martin Searcy County Burial Association...... Marshall............... Leonard Coffman Shinn & Son Burial Association.......... Russellville...........Fern M. Shinn Sims & Walton Burial Association.... Benton...................Ralph W. Walton Smith Burial Association......................Lewisville.............A. 0. Smith Smith Burial Association......................Stamps................... A. O. Smith South Arkansas Burial AssociatJon.... Magnolia...............W. R. Marks South Burial Association......................Pine Bluff............ S. E. South Southwestern Burial Association........ Hot Springs.........George H. Brenner Stephenson Burial Association............ Monticello............ R. E. Stephenson Stevens Burial Association....................Forrest City........ W. E. Stevens Swift Funeral Home Burial Society....Osceola................. Lelah B. Coble Texarkana Protective Association...... Texarkana............Howard Fuqua Fred A. Thompson Funeral Service Agreement ............................ ...............Paragould............ Fred A. Thompson Tri-County Burial Association.............. Imboden................Mrs. C. Higginbotham Tri-County Burial Club..........................Jonesboro............. E. J. Turner Tri-County Burial Club of Newport.... Newport................. Alvis W. Jackson United Burial Association....................Conway................. H. M. McNutt United Friends Burial Society............ Little Rock.......... C. D. Pettaway Wallian-Mowery Burial Association....Piggott.............. ...O. L. Mowery Watson Burial Association.................... Fayetteville.........Edmond P. Watson Westbrook Burial Association............. Glenwood.............. Marlin C. Davis C. B. Westbrook Burial Association....Hazen.................C. B. Westbrook W. L. Westbrook Burial Association....Beebe................... B. W. Linder White River Burial Association.......... Batesville...............A. L. Crouch Wilkerson Burial Association..............De Queen............. Fred Wilkerson Williams Burial Association................Camden.................B. F. Williams Wilson Burial Association......................England................. Harold Todd Wylie Burial Association...................... Brinkley................ Davis Wylie Yell County Burial Association............ Dardanelle............Mrs. Lloyd Cornwell
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