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L R E S E R V E BANK OF AT LA N TA
T Y -FO URTH A N N U A L S T A T E M E N T
FOR THE Y E A R 1978

L .IB R A < R ir
MAR 13 197*




January 29, 1979

To All Member Banks in the
Sixth Federal Reserve District:
Presented in this report are a comparative statement of condition of
this bank as of the last business day of 1977 and 1978, and a comparative
statement of earnings and expenses for 1977 and 1978.




Also presented are current lists of our directors and officers.

Monroe Kimbrel
President

photo by Kenneth Rogers




EARN INGS AND EX PEN SES

1978

1977

$392,206,541

Total Current Earnings............................................$344,873,482
Net Expenses ..........................................................

59,293,416

55,234,375

Current Net Earnings

$332,913,125

$289,639,107
895,543

234,819

2,435,910

5,961,246

Miscellaneous Additions to Current Net Earnings....
Miscellaneous Deductions from Current Net Earnings:
Loss on Sales of U.S. Government
Securities (Net) ...............................................
Loss on Foreign Exchange Transactions (N et)....

11,125,210

37,926,153

All O th er.............................................................

56,562

377,347

Total Deductions.................................................

13,617,682

44,264,746

Net Additions (+) Deductions (—) .........................

— 12,722,139

- 44,029,927

Assessment for Expenses of Board of Governors ...

— 3,624,700

-

Net Earnings Before Payment to U.S. Treasury .....

$273,292,268

4,015,100

$284,868,098

DISTRIBUTIO N O F N ET EARNINGS

Dividends Paid......................................................... $

4,604,434

$

4,750,650

Payments to U.S. Treasury (Interest on
F.R. Notes) ......................................................... 266,134,984

277,118,648

Transferred to Surplus Account
Net Additions (+) Deductions (—) .......................+ 2,552,850

+ 2,998,800

Total Earnings Distributed......................................

$273,292,268

$284.868.098

SU R PLU S ACCOUNT

Surplus January 1 ................................................... $ 75,056,700
Transferred to Surplus - As Above ........................
Surplus December 3 1 ...............................................




2,552,850
$ 77,609,550

$ 77,609,550
2,998,800
$ 80,608,350

STATEMENT OF CONDITION
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF ATLANTA
ASSETS

December 30, 1977

December 29, 1978

GOLD CERTIFICATE ACCOUNT .................................................
SPECIAL DRAWING RIGHTS CERTIFICATE ACCOUNT..........
COIN.................................................................................................

$ 559,964,500
64,000,000
27,633,982

$ 518,496,600
51,000,000
31,751,519

LOANS AND SECURITIES:
Total Loans..................................................................................

6,700,000

154,200,000

Total Securities............................................................................
Total Loans and Securities ...........................................

5,377,204,000
5,383,904,000

5,309,410,266
5,463,610,266

CASH ITEMS IN PROCESS OF COLLECTION.............................

1,126,839,737

1,878,942,968

BANK PREMISES............................................................................
OTHER ASSETS
TOTAL ASSETS ..........................................................

14,226,018
151,136,999
$7,327,705,236

21,492,253
309,592,403
$8,274,886,009

FEDERAL RESERVE NOTES.......................................................

$3,668,774,854

$3,682,855,097

DEPOSITS:
Member Bank —Reserve Accounts.............................................

1,951,997,462

2,098,753,635

Due to Other FR Banks-Collected Funds...................................
U. S. Treasurer —General Account.............................................
Foreign
Other
Total Deposits ..............................................................

0
510,983,742
20,953,200
76,772,528
2,560,706,932

0
228,881,563
15,202,500
57.363,611
2,400,201,309

DEFERRED AVAILABILITY CASH ITEMS ................................
OTHER LIABILITIES ....................................................................

601,487,002
64,452,563

1,183,839,727
106,815,901

INTERDISTRICT SETTLEMENT ACCOUNT ..............................
TOTAL LIABILITIES..................................................

277,064,785
$7,172,486,136

739,957,275
$8,113,669,309

$

$

LIABILITIES

CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
CAPITAL PAID I N ..........................................................................
SURPLUS.........................................................................................

77,609,550
77,609,550

80,608,350
80,608,350

TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS...................................

$ 155,219,100

$ 161,216,700

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL
ACCOUNTS ...........................................................

$7,327,705,236

$8,274,886,009




DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS
of the
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF ATLANTA
as of January 1979
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Clifford M. Kirtland, Jr., (Chairman), President, Cox Broadcasting Corporation, Atlanta, Georgia
William A. Fickling, Jr., (Deputy Chairman), President and Chairman, Charter Medical Corporation, Macon, Georgia
Fred Adams, Jr., President, Cal-Maine Foods, Inc., Jackson, Mississippi
Guy W. Botts, Chairman of the Board, Barnett Banks of Florida, Inc., Jacksonville, Florida
Jean McArthur Davis, President, McArthur Dairy, Inc., Miami, Florida
Ulysses V. Goodwyn, Executive Vice President, Southern Natural Resources, Inc., Birmingham, Alabama
Floyd W. Lewis, President, Middle South Utilities, Inc., New Orleans, Louisiana
John T. Oliver, Jr., President, First National Bank, Jasper, Alabama
Hugh M. Willson, President, Citizens National Bank, Athens, Tennessee
FEDERAL ADVISORY COUNCIL MEMBER
Frank A. Plummer, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, First Alabama Bancshares, Inc., Montgomery, Alabama

Clifford M. Kirtland

Monroe Kimbrel

Kyle K. Fossum

Chairman

President

First Vice President

OFFICERS
Monroe Kimbrel, President

Kyle K. Fossum, First Vice President

Arthur H. Kantner, Senior Vice President

Harry Brandt, Senior Vice President & Director of Research
Robert P. Forrestal, Senior Vice President & General Counsel
B. H. Hargett, Senior Vice President
Brown R. Rawlings, Senior Vice President
Harry C. Schiering, General Auditor
W. R. Caldwell, Vice President
William N. Cox, III, Vice President and
Associate Director of Research
W. M. Davis, Vice President
Delmar Harrison, Vice President
Robert E. Heck, Vice President
William G. Pfaff, Vice President
H. Terry Smith, Vice President
Pierre M. Viguerie, Vice President
Wardlyn Bassler, Assistant Vice President
Byron L. Bohannon, Assistant General Auditor
John R. Branscomb, Assistant Vice President
James L. Brown, Assistant Vice President
George Budd, Assistant Vice President
John T. Cleckley, Assistant Vice President
Alan D. Davis, Assistant Vice President
Charles D. Delony, Assistant Vice President
Richard A. Dill, Assistant Vice President




Howard Dillion, Examining Officer
Kurt Genteman, Assistant General Auditor
John Godfrey, Research Officer
George Hibbert, Assistant General Counsel
Eric B. Hingst, Assistant Vice President
and Secretary, Board of Directors
Kenneth J. Kearney, Assistant Vice President
Zane R. Kelley, Assistant Vice President
John R. Kerr, Assistant Vice President
B. Frank King, Research Officer
Ely S. Matteri, Assistant Vice President
George W. Moseley, Assistant Vice President
Ronald Robinson, Assistant Vice President
Robert Sexton, Assistant Vice President
Jack R. Sicard, Assistant Vice President
Gene D. Sullivan, Research Officer
John M. Wallace, Assistant Vice President
Ed Willingham, Assistant General Counsel

BRANCH DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS
BIRMINGHAM BRANCH —Hiram J. Honea, Vice President

Fred R. Hoer, Asst. Vice President and Asst. Branch Manager

Robert G. Dole, Asst. Vice President; Melvyn K. Purcell, Asst. Vice President; John D. Swanson, Asst. Vice President
William H. Martin, III, (Chairman), President and Chief Executive Officer, Martin Industries, Inc., Florence, Alabama
Harold B. Blach, Jr., President, Blach’s, Inc., Birmingham, Alabama
Guy H. Caffey, Jr., Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Southern Bancorporation o f Alabama and Birmingham Trust
National Bank, Birmingham, Alabama
Drury Flowers, Chairman, First Alabama Bank of Dothan, Dothan, Alabama
George S. Shirley, President, First National Bank of Tuskaloosa, Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Martha H. Simms, Huntsville, Alabama
Louis J. Willie, Executive Vice President, Booker T. Washington Insurance Company, Birmingham, Alabama
JACKSONVILLE BRANCH —Charles D. East, Vice President James D. Hawkins, Asst. Vice President & Asst. Branch Manager
Richard L. Berry, Asst. Vice President; Steve J. Stacklin, Asst. Vice President;Cecil L. Williams, Asst. Vice President
Copeland D. Newbem, (Chairman), Chairman of the Board, Newbem Groves, Inc., Tampa, Florida
William E. Arnold, Jr., President, William E. Arnold Company, Jacksonville, Florida
DuBose Ausley, President and Chief Executive Officer, Capital City First National Bank, Tallahassee, Florida
Richard E. Ehlis, President, Florida National Bank at Lakeland, Lakeland, Florida
Jerome P. Keuper, President, Florida Institute of Technology, Melbourne, Florida
Joan Stein, Partner, Regency Square Shopping Center, Jacksonville, Florida
Robert E. Warfield, Jr., Chairman of the Board and President, The First National Bank & Trust Company of Eustis,
Eustis, Florida
MIAMI BRANCH —Frank Craven, Vice President

Robert E. Lee, Asst. Vice President & Asst. Branch Manager

Patrick K. Barron, Asst. Vice President; Robert J. Slack, Asst. Vice President; Jessie T. Watson, Asst. Vice President
Castle W. Jordan, (Chairman), President, Aegis Corporation, Coral Gables, Florida
Jane C. Cousins, Realtor, Cousins Associates, Inc., Miami, Florida
Tully F. Dunlap, Chairman of the Board, Florida National Bank of Miami, Miami, Florida
David G. Robinson, President, Edison Community College, Fort Myers, Florida
Alfred W. Roepstorff, President, The National Bank of Collier County, Marco Island, Florida
Aristides Sastre, President, Republic National Bank, Miami, Florida
NASHVILLE BRANCH - Jeffrey J. Wells, Vice President W. Ralph Thurman, Asst. Vice President & Asst. Branch Manager
William W. Dykes, Asst. Vice President; A. D. Sands, Asst. Vice President; Channing Workman, Asst. Vice President
Cecelia Adkins, (Chairman), Executive Director, Sunday School Publishing Board, Nashville, Tennessee
James R. Austin, Chairman, Peoples National Bank, Shelbyville, Tennessee
John C. Bolinger, Jr., Management Consultant, Knoxville, Tennessee
Ruth W. Ellis, President, Mountain Empire Bank, Johnson City, Tennessee
Robert C. H. Mathews, Jr., President, R. C. Mathews Contractors, Inc., Nashville, Tennessee
Virgil H. Moore, Jr., President, First Farmers and Merchants National Bank, Columbia, Tennessee
Frank C. Thomas, Executive Vice President, Blue Diamond Coal Company, Knoxville, Tennessee
NEW ORLEANS BRANCH - Jack Guynn, Vice President

Benjamin C. Wade, III, Asst. Vice President & Asst. Branch Manager

Henry H. Bourgaux, Asst. Vice President; H. C. DeBlonde, Asst. Vice President;Gerald C. Dupas, Asst. Vice President
Levere C. Montgomery, (Chairman), President, Time Saver Stores, Inc., New Orleans, Louisiana
Robert H. Bolton, President, Rapides Bank & Trust Company, Alexandria, Louisiana
George C. Cortright, Jr., Partner, George C. Cortright Company, Rolling Fork, Mississippi
George P. Hopkins, Jr., President, George P. Hopkins, Inc., Gulfport, Mississippi
W. E. Howard, Jr., Chairman, Commercial National Bank and Trust Company, Laurel, Mississippi
Martin C. Miler, Chairman of the Board and President, The Hibernia National Bank, New Orleans, Louisiana

As this statement went to press, vacancies existed on the Boards of the Miami and New Orleans Branches.




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