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federal reserve Ba n k D ALLAS, TE X A S of Dallas 75222 C ircular No. 79-164 October 3, 1979 ELECTION O F DIRECTORS REPORT O F NO M INATIO NS— VOTIN G PROCEDURES To All M em ber Banks in the Eleventh Federal Reserve District: In accordance with the provisions of Section 4 of the Federal Reserve Act, as amended by the Federal Reserve Reform Act of 1977, and my circular dated August 21,1979, in regard to the election of directors of this Bank to succeed Gene D. Adams, Class A Director, and Stewart Orton, Class B Director, whose terms expire December 31,1979, there are given herein the names of the candidates nominated for such directors and the names of the banks which made the nominations. Except in the case of any member banks that are subsidiaries of the same bank holding company,* there is sent herewith to each bank in Group 1 a ballot for use in voting for a Class B Director and to each bank in Group 3 a ballot for use in voting for a Class A Director. Also enclosed are an envelope bearing on its face the certificate in regard to the vote and a colored envelope marked “ Ballot—Directors’ Election,” in which the ballot is to be sealed. When several banks are subsidiaries of a bank holding company, the voting forms are being sent only to the bank designated to participate in this election; therefore, banks in Groups 1 and 3 that will not participate in this election are being sent this circular, without forms, for their information. The ballot and certificate on the envelope must be executed by an officer who has been authorized to cast the vote. A list of the designated officers, revised to date, forms a part of this circular. In order that the balloting may be secret, the name of the bank and the voting officer should not be written on the ballot but only on the certificate envelope. If the official signature of the o fficer casting the ballot has not been filed with this Federal Reserve Bank, such official signature should be filed before the polls close. Please follow carefully the instructions which are printed on the ballot, on the envelopes, and on page 3 of this circular. The following procedure is required in the case of both Class A and Class B ballots: (1) The preferential ballot should be marked. (2) It should be placed in the colored envelope marked “ B allot— Directors’ Election” and that envelope sealed. (3) Then after the certificate on the w hite certificate envelope is executed, the colored sealed envelope (containing the ballot) should be placed within the w hite certificate envelope and that envelope sealed. (4) The sealed white certificate envelope containing the sealed ballot envelope should then be re turned to me in the enclosed self-addressed envelope. •S ection 4 o f the Federal Reserve A ct, as amended, reads in part as follow s: "...T hat whenever any mem ber banks w ith in the same Federal Reserve d is tric t are sub sid iaries o f the same bank holding com pany w ith in the m eaning o f the Bank Holding Com pany A ct of 1956, p a rticip a tio n in any such nom ination or election by such member banks, including such bank holding com pany if it is also a member bank, shall be confined to one of such banks, which may be designated fo r the purpose by such holding com pany.” In th is connection, the Board of G overnors o f the Federal Reserve System has ruled th a t a holding com pany a ffilia te , having one or more sub sid iary banks in each o f the three groups in to w hich member banks of a Federal Reserve d is tric t are divided for the purpose of electing directors, may designate one such bank in each group to p a rticip ate in the nom ination and election o f each Class A D irector and each Class B D irector chosen by the group of w hich such bank is a member, and such m em ber bank so designated may validly p a rticip a te in such no m ination and election. Accordingly, banks in Groups 1 and 3 affected by the foregoing provision of law are requested to take prompt action to have the ap propriate bank holding company designate, if it has not already designated, one of such banks to participate in this election. This publication was digitized and made available by the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas' Historical Library (FedHistory@dal.frb.org) Under the law, the ballot must be returned so as to reach me within 15 days after its receipt. The polls will open on October 10,1979, and close at 2 p.m. on October 25,1979. At that time, the ballot box will be opened at this Bank, the sealed envelopes containing the ballots will be opened, the votes counted, and the results of the election announced. The candidates are invited to be present or represented on that occasion. While the banks in Group 2 will not vote in this election, this circular is sent to them, without forms, for their information. Group 2 consists of member banks with combined capital and surplus of over $1,000,000, but under $4,000,000. Sincerely yours, Enclosures (4) IMPORTANT For your in fo rm atio n, there is quoted below an extract from S ection 4 of the Federal Reserve A ct w hich sets forth the m ethod of ba llo ting : “Within fifteen days after receipt of the list of candidates the duly authorized officer of a member bank shall certify to the chairman his first, second, and other choices for director of Class A or Class B, respec tively, upon a preferential ballot upon a form furnished by the chairman of the board of directors of the Federal Reserve Bank of the district. Each such officer shall make a cross opposite the name of the first, second, and other choices for a director of Class A and for a director of Class B, but shall not vote more than one choice for any one candidate.” In the case of the C lass A b a llo ts (Group 3), where there are eight candidates involved, a mem ber bank, in m aking its firs t, second, third , fou rth , fifth , sixth, and seventh choices, w ill be deemed to have indicated the other can didate as its eighth choice. In the case of C lass B b a llo ts (Group 1), where there are tw o candidates involved, a m em ber bank, in m aking its firs t choice, w ill be deemed to have indicated the oth er can didate as its second choice. CANDIDATES FOR CLASS B DIRECTOR (Listed Alphabetically) ment language designed to assist managers and em ployees in learning and applying m anagem ent princip le s and techniques. Am ong his many reco gn ition s are tw o alum ni honors from the University o f M issouri: The C ita tio n of M erit in 1965 for ou tsta n d in g achievem ent in business and the Faculty-A lum ni Award in 1978 for o u tsta nding service and professional achievem ent. He was named Man o f the Year in 1969 by Delta Sigm a Pi, an 80,000 member professional business society. C a lifo rn ia State U niversity in S acram ento named him its firs t A djun ct Professor in Business M anagem ent in 1972. A ctive for many years in the Boy S couts of A m erica, Mr. Hook received the Silver Beaver Award fo r D istinguished Service to Boyhood in 1974 and the D istinguished Eagle Scout Award in 1976. Earlier th is year, he was given the “ CEO A w a rd” by F ina ncial W orld m agazine as one of the o u tsta n d in g ch ie f executive o f fice rs in Am erica. Mr. H ook's business and com m u nity a ctivite s include: trustee, the Am erican College, Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, and Baylor College of M edicine, Houston; member, Young Presidents O rganization, Inc., Rotary Club o f Houston, and The P hilosophical S ociety o f Texas; and director, Texas Research League, H ouston Cham ber o f Commerce, and Houston Sym phony Society. He is m arried to the form er Joanne Hunt o f Kansas City. They have three c h ild re n — Karen, a 1979 graduate o f Texas Tech University, now in the pra ctice of pu blic a cco un ting in H ouston; Thomas, a ju n io r at M iam i U niversity (Ohio); and Randall, a freshm an at W estm inster College (M issouri). HAROLD S. HOOK Chairm an, President, and Chief Executive O ffice r Am erican General Insurance Com pany Houston, Texas Harold S. Hook is Chairm an, President, and C hief Executive O ffice r o f Am erican General Insurance Company, Houston. In ad dition, Mr. Hook is a d ire cto r of Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line C om pany and T runkline Gas Company, both o f Houston, and Delta C a lifo rn ia Industries, O akland, C a liforn ia . For alm ost five years, until December 1978, he served as a dire cto r of Lloyds Bank C alifornia, Los Angeles. Born on O stober 10, 1931, in Lee’s Sum m it, M issouri, Mr. Hook earned a B.S. in business ad m in istra tio n and an M.A. in acco un ting a t the U niversity o f M issouri, where he also served as a m em ber of the fa cu lty of the School of Business w hile com p le ting his graduate degree. His academ ic background in cludes three.years o f stud y tow ard a do ctorate at New York U niversity and tw o m ajor professional life insurance industry de signations: C hartered Life U nderw riter (CLU), and Fellow, Life M anagem ent In s titu te (FLMI). Upon receiving his graduate degree in 1954, Mr. Hook served fo r three years in the U.S. Navy, the last-tw o years as executive o ffic e r and navigator on a m inesweeper in the A tla n tic Fleet. He is a founder-m em ber of the Naval W ar College Foundation. Mr. Hook began his professional career in 1957 w ith Na tio n a l F ide lity Life Insurance Company, Kansas City, M issouri, as A ssista n t to the President. At age 31, he was elected Presi dent o f th a t com pany, being at th a t tim e the youngest person serving as President of a m ajor life insurance com pany. Mr. Hook, in 1966, becam e a m em ber o f the senior m anagem ent o f the United S tates Life Insurance Company, New York City, and tw o years la te r becam e President o f th a t organization. In 1970, he was elected President o f C alifornia-W estern S tates Life In surance Com pany, Sacram ento, a p rin cip a l sub sid iary of Am erican General Insurance Company. He becam e President of Am erican General Insurance Com pany in July 1975 and assum ed his present p o sitio n in July 1978. Mr. Hook is the creator of Main Event M anagem ent, a pro gram com posed of a com prehensive group o f integrated operating system s, and MODEL-NETICS, a unique m anage N om inated by the F o llo w in g Banks in Group 1: LOUISIANA Monroe ............................................. The O uachita N ational Bank in Monroe TEXAS A b ile n e ..............................................................................The F irst State Bank Bay C i t y .................................................The F irst N ational Bank o f Bay C ity Baytow n ............... C itizens Bank and Trust C om pany of Baytown, Texas G a lv e s to n .....................................U nited S tates N ational Bank of G alveston H o u s to n ...................................Bank of the S outhw est N ational A ssociation H o u s t o n ................................................F irst C ity N ation al Bank o f H ouston H ouston ................................ Texas C om m erce Bank N ational A ssociation San A n t o n io ..........................N ational Bank o f C om m erce o f San A ntonio T y le r ....................................................... The Peoples N ational Bank of Tyler 3 CANDIDATES FOR CLASS B DIRECTOR— Continued ROBERT D. ROGERS Mr. Rogers has been active in com m u nity affairs, p a rticu la r ly in the educa tion al arena. He has served on the Executive C om m ittees o f both St. M ark’s School and the G reenhill School. He was C hairm an o f the Board o f Trustees o f the la tte r school from 1976 to 1978. In ad dition, during the past ten years, Mr. Rogers has been on the Board o f G oodw ill In du stries o f Dallas, United W ay of Dallas, the Dallas Sym phony O rchestra, the Dallas Museum of Fine Arts, and the Board of G overnors of Southw est O utw ard Bound School. C urrently, he serves as dire cto r of F ide lity Union Life In surance Company, SCOR Reinsurance Company, and Bloom A dvertising Agency, inc. Mr. Rogers is a member of the Dallas Chapter o f the Young Presidents O rganization, Inc. Mr. Rogers is m arried to the form er Joan Edwards Barbour of New York. They have three c h ild re n — David at M iddlebury College, Mary at G reenhill School, and Jam es at St. M ark’s School of Texas. President and C hief Executive O ffice r Texas Industries, Inc. Dallas, Texas Robert D. Rogers is President and C hief Executive O ffice r of Texas Industries, Inc., Dallas, having joined the com pany in Ju ly 1963. Prior to his election as President in January 1970, Mr. Rogers held the p o sitio n s o f General M anager/European O perations (1963-1964); Vice President/Finance (1964-1968); and Vice President O perations (1968-1970). In a d dition to being a d ire cto r o f the parent com pany, he is Chairm an o f the Board o f Texas In d u strie s’ w h olly owned real estate subsidiary, B rookhollow C orporation, and Chairm an o f the Board of Texas In d u s trie s ’ 50-percent ow ned a ffilia te , C haparral Steel Company. Mr. Rogers was born in H artford, C o nn ecticut, on June 10, 1936, and attended pu blic grade schools in New York and w estern M assachusetts prior to 1950 when his parents moved to Dallas. He attended St. M ark’s School o f Texas and graduated from St. M ark’s of Southborough, M assachusetts, in 1954. At St. M ark’s he was a member of the Cum Laude S ociety and recipient of the sch o o l's top award for extem poraneous speaking. Mr. Rogers then entered Yale University, g ra du ating as Ranking S cholar in 1958, w ith a B.A. in intensive econom ics. He served tw o years as an o ffic e r in the U.S. Navy on shipboard in the South P acific and executive o ffic e r o f the Reserve Training Center in A tlanta, Georgia. In 1962, Mr. Rogers received his M.B.A. from Harvard University w ith high d is tin c tio n . W hile at Harvard, he was named a Baker Scholar. During Mr. Rogers’ form al education, he held various sum mer p o sitio n s w ith co n stru ctio n com panies in the Southw est, investm ent banking firm s in Boston, and an oil com pany in New York City. A fte r gra du ation from Harvard, Mr. Rogers jo in ed the George A. Fuller Com pany in Dallas as A ssista n t to the Vice President and co n cu rre n tly as Secretary to the O klahom a Cement Company. One year later, he left to jo in Texas Industries. N om inated by the F o llo w in g Banks in Group 1: LOUISIANA W est M o n ro e .........................................F irst N ation al Bank o f W est Monroe TEXAS A m a r illo ....................................................The First N ational Bank of A m a rillo D a lla s ...................................................................F irst N ation al Bank in D allas D a lla s ......................................................M e rcantile N ational Bank at D allas D a lla s .........................................The N ational Bank of C om m erce o f D allas El P a s o ........................................................................... El Paso N ational Bank El P a s o ......................................................The State N ational Bank of El Paso Fort W o r th .........................................The First N ational Bank o f Fort W orth Fort W orth ........................................................ The Fort W orth N ational Bank L a re d o ..................................................................... The Laredo N ational Bank L u b b o c k .................................................................The Lubbock N ational Bank M idland ....................................................The First N ational B a n k o f M idland T y le r ......................................................C itizens First N ational Bank of Tyler V ic to ria ........................................................ V ic to ria Bank and Trust Company W aco ................................................... The C itizens N ational Bank of W aco W ichita Falls ............... The F irst-W ichita N ational Bank of W ich ita Falls N O TE — A list of the banks in Group 1, showing the officers authorized to cast the vote of each bank, is given on pages 9 and 10 of this circular. 4 CANDIDATES FOR CLASS A DIRECTOR (Listed Alphabetically) MELVIN M. CROSS JO H N P. GILLIAM President The First N ational Bank o f G ilm er G ilmer, Texas President and C hief Executive O ffice r F irst N ational Bank in Valley M ills Valley M ills, Texas Melvin M. Cross began his banking career at The First N ational Bank o f G ilm er on Septem ber 15, 1948, as a loan and d iscou nt teller. His banking career was interrupted in 1950 when he w as recalled to active du ty w ith the U.S. Navy where he served as an in s tru cto r at the U.S. Navy Base at A storia, Oregon, during the Korean c o n flic t. Mr. Cross resumed his em ploym ent at The F irst N ational Bank of G ilm er a fte r com p letin g his tenure in the service. He was prom oted to A ssista n t Cashier in January 1952 and C ashier in charge of op era tions in 1956. Mr. Cross was ap pointed dire cto r and prom oted to Executive Vice President in 1964, and elected President in January 1965 at the age of 38. He was born in Upshur County, where he attended public schools. Mr. Cross graduated from G ilm er High School in 1944 and attended Kilgore College and North Texas S tate Univer sity. He graduated from the Southw estern G raduate School of Banking at Southern M etho dist U niversity in 1961. Mr. Cross is a d ire cto r and past President o f the G ilm er In d u stria l Foundation and a past dire cto r and President o f the G ilm er Cham ber of Commerce, the G ilm er Rotary Club, the G ilm er Country Club, and the East Texas Yam boree A sso cia tion. He is also past Chairm an of the Upshur C ounty Program B uilding C om m ittee and is an advisory dire cto r of Robroy In d u stries of Verona, Pennsylvania, and Gilmer, Texas, having served in th is ca p a city for the past ten years. In 1978, Mr. Cross was selected as O utsta nd ing Business and Profes sional Man by the Upshur-Gregg Soil C onservation D istrict. In ad dition to his banking interests, Mr. Cross ow ns and operates ca ttle and tree farm s in Upshur County. Mr. Cross is an active m em ber o f The F irst B a p tist Church of G ilm er, where he serves as deacon. He also serves as C hair man o f the Personnel C om m ittee o f the church and as member o f various other com m ittees. He is m arried to the form er Merle T hornton of Longview, Texas. They have tw o d a u g h te rs— Mrs. Ben Shepperd, a form er teacher in the Highland Park School D istrict, and Mrs. Lanny Davis, a recent graduate of Southern M ethodist University. John P. G illiam is President and Chief Executive O ffice r of the F irst N ational Bank in Valley M ills. His banking career began in 1956 when, follow ing graduation from pu blic schools in C lifto n, Texas, he was selected as recipient of a scholarship from The Citizens N ational Bank of W aco to study banking at Baylor University. W hile at Baylor, Mr. G illiam worked at the W aco bank during the summers, earned a letter in baseball, and received a B.B.A. in 1960. His post graduate work was done at the W harton School of Finance at the U niversity of Pennsylvania, and he received an M.B.A. from Baylor University. Mr. G illiam was selected fo r a sum m er exchange program and worked in 1961 fo r the Royal G reenland Trade D epartm ent in Denmark. In 1961, he joined The C itizens N ational Bank of W aco and became an offic e r in 1963. In 1968, Mr. G illiam purchased con tro llin g interest in The F irst N ational Bank in Valley M ills, and has served as President since then. From 1971 to 1974, he continued his academ ic interests by teaching in the Hankam er School of Business at Baylor University. Mr. G illiam served as Chairm an of D istrict 4, Texas Bankers A ssociation, in 1974, and as dire cto r of the Texas Bankers A ssociatio n from 1975 to 1977. He is past President of the Cen tra l Texas Chapter of the Bank A dm inistra tion Institute. From 1976 to 1979, Mr. G illiam served as Bosque C ounty's Chairm an of the Easter Seal Appeal and the A m erican Cancer Society. In addition, he served a three-year term as member of Leon-Bosque Resource C onservation and Development Pro je ct of Texas. Mr. G illiam is a member and past President of the Valley M ills Cham ber of Commerce and served on the Valley M ills Planning Com m ission. He is a member of The First B aptist Church in Valley M ills and presently serves on the Business and A ud it C om m ittee of the B ap tist General C onvention of Texas. Mr. G illiam married the form er A llison G off of Dumas, Texas, and they have a son and daughter who are s till in school in Valley M ills. N om inated by the F o llo w ing Banks in Group 3: N om inated by the F o llo w ing Banks in Group 3: TEXAS NEW MEXICO E vant.............................................................The First N ational Bank of Evant G atesville .................................................... The N ational Bank o f G atesville H illsb o ro .......................................The C itizens N ational B a n k o f H illsboro Iowa P a rk .............................................The State N ational Bank of Iowa Park M a r t ............................ The Farmers and M erchants N ational Bank of Mart M ineola ................................................... The First N ational Bank of M ineola P a n h a n d le ...........................................The First N ational Bank of Panhandle P e rry to n ................................................... The First N ational Bank of Perryton R a n k in ............................................................ The F irst S tate Bank o f Rankin V alley M i l l s ............................................. F irst N ational Bank in Valley M ills W a c o .............................................................Lake A ir N ational Bank o f W aco W h itn e y .......................................................... First N ational Bank in W hitney L o rd s b u rg .............................................The First N ational Bank of Lordsburg TEXAS A lb a n y ...................................................... The First N ational Bank of Albany B a ir d .............................................................The F irs t N ational Bank o f Baird B e lto n ................................................... The Peoples N ational Bank of Belton B rid g e p o rt...........................................The First N ational Bank o f Bridgeport Com m erce ........................................ The F irs t N ation al Bank of Com m erce D a w s o n .......................................................... F irst Bank and T rust C om pany El P a s o ........................................... Firs t Interna tiona l Bank in El Paso, N.A. G ilm e r........................................................ The F irst N ational B a n k o fG ilm e r H o u s to n ....................................................First C ity B ank-lnw ood Forest, N.A. H o u s to n .............................................................G ulf Southern N ational Bank K a u fm a n ............... The Farm ers & M erchants N ational Bank of Kaufm an K errville ........................................................................... The Bank of Kerrville Oak H ill..........................................................................Oak H ill N ational Bank San A n to n io ...................................... C itizens N ational Bank o f San A nton io S e y m o u r................................................. The First N ational Bank of Seym our W ich ita F a lls ..............................S outhw est N ational Bank o f W ich ita Falls 5 CANDIDATES FOR CLASS A DIRECTOR— Continued D. A. HERRINGTON, JR. from 1973 to 1976. He is Chairm an of the Board of the B & P Bridge Com pany and has served as President o f the MexicoTexas Bridge O wners A ssociatio n. He is presently member of the Board o f Trustees o f the Texas S co ttish Rite H ospital for Crippled C hildren in Dallas. Mr. Jones is a mem ber o f the F irst United M ethodist Church o f La Feria and serves on its A d m in istra tive Board. He is m arried to the form er Joan Dickson o f San Antonio. They have three c h ild re n — John C., Ill (Jay), Vice President of The F irst N ational Bank o f La Feria, Jamey, A ssista n t Bank Exam iner w ith the Texas Departm ent of Banking (stationed in Beaumont), and a daughter, Jan ette Lee, stud ent at Stephen F. A ustin State U niversity in Nacogdoches. President and C hief Executive O ffice r Del Rio N ational Bank Del Rio, Texas D. A. Herrington, Jr., is President and Chief Executive O ffice r o f the Del Rio N a tion al Bank in Del Rio. He began his career w ith the bank in 1965 and was prom oted to his current po sitio n in 1978. Mr. H errington attended p u b lic schools in Del Rio and graduated from high school in 1943. He served in the U.S. Navy for three years. Mr. H errington is a graduate o f Texas A&M University, receiving a degree in a g ricu ltu ra l econom ics in 1950. He is a m em ber of the Rotary Club and the Ind ustrial Developm ent Foundation and is a m em ber o f the First Presbyterian Church o f Del Rio where he serves as elder. Mr. H errington is m arried and has tw o children. N om inated by the F o llo w ing Banks in Group 3: TEXAS Edinburg ......................................................F irst N ation al Bank in Edinburg F a lfu rria s ............................................... The F irst N ation al Bank in F a lfurrias La F e r i a ..................................................The F irst N ation al Bank o f La Feria M cA llen .............................................................. M etropolitan N ational Bank M cA llen ...................................................................The V alley N ational Bank M ercedes .............................................The First N ational Bank of Mercedes Z a p a ta ...............................................................First N ational Bank o f Zapata N om inated by the F o llo w ing Banks in Group 3: TEXAS B ra c k e ttv ille ..................................................................... The F irst S tate Bank Del R i o ............................................................................Del Rio N ational Bank THOMAS R. JOSEPH, JR. Chairm an of the Board First N ational Bank of H am ilton H am ilton, Texas JOHN C. JONES, JR. President The First N ational Bank of La Feria La Feria, Texas Thom as R. Joseph, Jr., was born in Houston, Texas, on A ugust 5, 1926. He graduated from Texas A&M U niversity in 1948, attended Baylor University Law School, and was ad m itted to the State Bar of Texas in 1953. During W orld War II, Mr. Joseph served fo r tw o years in the U.S. Navy. He is Chairman of the Board, F irst N ational Bank of Ham ilton, a position he has held fo r approxim ately seven and one-half years. In addition to being Chairman of the Board of Tom anet Corporation, Round Rock, Texas, and President and Chairm an of the Board of Tom anet C haritable Foundation, Mr. Joseph is Chairm an of the Board of Tom anet Bank Shares. He is a dire cto r of M idwest Steel Company, Hurst, Texas, and is owner and operator of the Tom anet Ranch, a 5,500-acre ranch west of Ham ilton. Prior to jo ining the First N ational Bank of Ham ilton, Mr. Joseph served as Chairm an of the Board of the follow ing banks: B uckholts State Bank, Buckholts, Texas; Lott State Bank, Lott, Texas; Citizens State Bank, Georgetown, Texas; The First State Bank of Jarrell, Texas; First N ational Bank of Normangee, Texas; Union State Bank of Florence, Texas; First State Bank of Dime Box, Texas; Iredell State Bank, Iredell, Texas; Cove State Bank, Copperas Cove, Texas; and W estern N ational Bank of Austin, Texas. He has also served as Presi dent of the Texas State Bank of A ustin, Texas, and Farmers State Bank of Round Rock, Texas, and as director of Oak Forest State Bank in Houston, San Ja cin to Savings and Loan A ssociatio n of Houston, and Bellmead State Bank of Waco. Mr. Joseph has been active in civic a ffairs for a number of years. He is currently serving on the Board of the Douglas M acA rthur Academ y of Freedom of Howard Payne College, Brownwood, and on the Board of Trustees of the Bill Glass John C. Jones, Jr., was born in San Antonio, Texas, on June 25, 1929. He is a life tim e resident of the Rio Grande Valley and has resided in La Feria since 1944. Mr. Jones graduated from New M exico M ilitary Institute, Roswell, New Mexico, and received a B.B.A. from the Univer sity of Texas at A ustin in 1952. He served in the U.S. Army from 1952 to 1954, and was discharged as a firs t lieutenant. Mr. Jones began his banking career as a high school student and currently serves as President of The First N ational Bank of La Feria and The First N ational Bank of Mercedes and as Chairm an of the Board of The Valley N ational Bank, M cAllen. He is a graduate of the School of Banking of the South and was President of his class. Mr. Jones has served as President of the Rio Grande Valley Bankers A ssociatio n and Chairman of the Education C o m m it tee of Texas Bankers A ssociatio n. He currently serves on the TBA Legislative C om m ittee and EFT Com m ittee. He is also a member of the Advisory Council of the Texas Tech University School of Banking. Long active in civic affairs, Mr. Jones has served as Presi dent of the La Feria Chamber of Commerce, Lower Rio Grande Valley Chamber of Commerce, and Texas State Cham ber of Commerce. He has also been a member and o ffic e r of the La Feria Jaycees and the K iw anis Club. From 1965 to 1970, Mr. Jones served as Vice Chairm an of the Board of Regents of Pan Am erican University and was Chairm an of the B uilding Com m ittee. He has been a member of the Cameron County Park Board and was Chairm an from 1964 to 1968. Mr. Jones is a member of the Board of Trustees of the La Feria Independent School D istrict and served as its President 6 CANDIDATES FOR CLASS A DIRECTOR—Continued WILLIAM M. KNOWLES E vangelistic A ssociatio n, and as a d is tric t d ire cto r o f the H am ilton/C oryell Soil and W ater C onservation D istrict. He is a mem ber o f the Calvary B ap tist Church o f H am ilton, where he serves as C hairm an o f the Board o f Deacons and as a member of the Executive Board o f Texas B ap tist Men. Formerly, Mr. Joseph served three term s as State Represen ta tive for D istrict 53, representing W aco and McClennan Coun ties; as Chairm an o f the A dvisory C ouncil of the S outhw estern B ap tist Theological Sem inary in F ort W orth, the Regional M an power Planning Advisory C ouncil o f the Central Texas C ouncil of G overnm ents, and the H a m ilton C ounty C ouncil of Govern m ents M anpower Planning Com m ittee; and as a member of the Executive Board and the Public R elations C om m ittee of the B ap tist General C onvention o f Texas, the P resident’s A d visory C ouncil o f the Cam pus Crusade for C hrist at Arrowhead Springs, San Bernardino, C alifornia, and the Advisory Council of the S outhw estern B aptist Sem inary in Fort W orth. In ad di tion, he has served as President of the H am ilton PTA and is a past 32-nd Degree Mason and a Shriner. Mr. Joseph is m arried to the form er A nnette Reid of luka, M ississipp i, and they have fou r c h ild re n — Cindy (a Baylor junior), Tommy, Kirk, and DeeDee. Chairm an of the Board The First N ational Bank of Palestine Palestine, Texas W illiam M. Knowles is Chairm an of the Board o f The First N ational Bank of Palestine. He joined the bank in 1955 as President, serving in th a t cap acity un til 1976 when he was named Chairman. Mr. Knowles was born in Oakwood, Texas, in 1915. A fter graduation from Palestine High School, he attended Rice U niversity, receiving a B.S. in chem ical engineering in 1936. From 1939 to 1946, Mr. Knowles served in the U.S. A ir Force, o b tain ing the rank of colonel. For his m eritorious service in the P acific Campaign, Mr. Knowles was awarded the Legion of M erit and was named Deputy C hief of A ir Force Procurement. An active member in the com m unity, he served on the Palestine C ity C ouncil fo r tw o years and was President of the Anderson County Chamber of Commerce in 1958. In 1975, Mr. Knowles was President of the Palestine Industrial Founda tion. For 12 years he served on the Board of Directors of the East Texas Area C ouncil Boy Scouts of Am erica, and received the Silver Beaver Award for his ou tsta nding service to S couting in Am erica. Since 1960, Mr. Knowles has been direc tor of the Cartm ell Home for the Aged, a nonprofit, selfsustaining retirem ent care center. He is a member of the First Presbyterian Church of Palestine and served as elder for seven years. Mr. Knowles is m arried to the form er Jean Dilley of Palestine. They have tw o son s— W illiam , President of The F irst N ational Bank of Palestine, and David, a physician who practices in Oregon. N om inated by the F o llo w ing Bank in Group 3: TEXAS H a m ilto n ......................................................First N ational Bank of H am ilton JOHN S. KEYES Nom inated by the F ollow ing Bank in Group 3: President and Chief Executive O ffice r C itizens N ational Bank at Brow nwood Brow nwood, Texas TEXAS P a le s tin e ............................................. The First N ational Bank of Palestine John S. Keyes was born in Archer City, Texas, on Decem ber 22, 1934. He attended Texas C h ristian University, graduating w ith a B.S. in com m erce. In ad dition, he has attended the Southw estern G raduate School of Banking at Southern M etho dist U niversity as well as a num ber o f other banking sem inars. Mr. Keyes has served as a dire cto r and President and Chief Executive O ffice r of Citizens N ational Bank at Brownwood since O ctober 1977. Prior to jo ining Citizens N ational Bank, from A ugust 1965 until O ctober 1977, he was em ployed by Com m ercial Bank and Trust Company, M idland, as Executive Vice President and director. From 1959 to 1965, Mr. Keyes served as Vice President of B row nfield S tate Bank and Trust Company, and from 1955 to 1959, he was associated w ith The F ort W orth N ational Bank. A ctive in civic a ffa irs, Mr. Keyes, among other things, is a mem ber of the Brow nwood Cham ber of Commerce, serves on the A irp ort Board, is C hairm an o f the S ustaining Fund Drive for Howard Payne University, Brow nwood, and is a m em ber o f the F irst C h ristian Church o f Brownwood. Mr. Keyes and his w ife Shirley have three children. GENE MCLAUGHLIN President S ecurity State Bank and Trust Company Ralls, Texas Gene M cLaughlin is President of S ecurity State Bank and Trust Company, Ralls. He joined the bank in 1958 and worked in the operations, loans, and trust departm ents of the bank. Mr. M cLaughlin is a native of Ralls and attended public schools there. He graduated from high school at Kemper M ilita r y S c h o o l in B o o n e v ille , M is s o u ri. In 1955, Mr. M cLaughlin received a B.S. in a g ricu lture from Texas Tech University. He served in the U.S. Arm y during the Korean con flic t and was discharged w ith the rank of sergeant in 1953. Recently, Mr. M cLaughlin served as a director of Texas Bankers A ssociation and is form er Chairm an of D istrict 8 of the A ssociation. He is past d ire cto r o f the Bankers A gricultural Credit Conference, an organization sponsored by Texas Tech U niversity and Texas Bankers Association. Mr. M cLaughlin has devoted considerable tim e to com m uni ty leadership, serving three term s as councilm an for the City of Ralls. N om inated by the F o llo w ing Banks in Group 3: TEXAS D u b lin ....................................................................... The D ublin N ational Bank Glen R o s e ........................................... The First N ational Bank in Glen Rose 7 CANDIDATES FOR CLASS A DIRECTOR—Continued C urrently, he serves as d ire cto r o f the High Plains Experi m ent S tatio n at Halfw ay, Texas. Previously, Mr. M cLaughlin was a d ire cto r o f the S outh Plains C ouncil of G overnm ents and served on its com m ittee on natural resources. He is form er dire cto r and D istrict Chairm an o f the South Plains C ouncil of the Boy S couts o f Am erica, form er dire cto r o f the Plains C ot ton Growers A ssociatio n, and past President and dire cto r of the Ralls Rotary Club. Mr. M cLaughlin is a mem ber o f the First United M ethodist Church of Ralls, where he is form er Chairm an of the A d m in istra tive Board and serves as C hairm an of the Finance C om m ittee. He is m arried to the form er Ramona Davidson o f Lubbock. They have one son, Kirk, who is a senior at Texas Tech Univer sity, m ajoring in finance and accounting. N om inated by the F ollow ing Banks in Group 3: TEXAS C olorado C i t y ..............................The C ity N ational Bank of C olorado C ity C ro s b y to n ...........................................C itizens N ational Bank of C rosbyton E ld o ra d o ............................................... The First N ational Bank of Eldorado H am lin ..................... The Farmers & M erchants N ational Bank of H am lin Quanah ............................................................ F irst N ational Bank in Quanah Q uitaque ................................ The F irst N ational Bank o f Q uitaque, Texas R o ta n .......................................................... The First N ational Bank of Rotan S o n o ra ......................................................The F irst N ation al Bank o f Sonora S t in n e t t ............................................................ First N ational Bank o f S tinne tt T h ro c k m o rto n ............................ The F irst N ational Bank o f Throckm orton V e rn o n ..................................................The H erring N ational Bank of Vernon N O TE — A list of the banks in Group 3, showing the officers authorized to cast the vote of each bank, is given on pages 11 through 17 of this circular. 8 GROUP 1 Consists of all member banks having capital and surplus of $4,000,000 and over. Banks in this group elect one Class B Director. LOUISIANA L o c a tio n Bossier C ity Minden Monroe Monroe Shreveport Shreveport W est Monroe N a m e o l B ank o r T ru s t C o m p a n y O ffic e r s A u th o riz e d t o C a s t V o te The N a tion al Bank o f Bossier C i t y .......................... ............. Minden Bank and T rust Com pany .......................... ........... Central B a n k ................................................................. The O uachita N ational Bank in M o n ro e ................. ............. C om m ercial N a tion al Bank in S h re v e p o rt............. ............. The F irst N ational Bank o f S h re ve p o rt................... ........... F irst N a tion al Bank o f W est M o n r o e ...................... ........... President President President, Chairm an, Chairm an, President, Vice President, President, Vice President, Vice Vice President, Cashier President, Cashier President, Cashier Cashier NEW MEXICO L o c a tio n Carlsbad Hobbs Las Cruces Roswell N a m e o f B ank or T ru s t C o m p a n y The C arlsbad N ational B a n k ....................................... F irst N ational Bank of Lea C o u n ty ............................ F irst N ational Bank o f Dona Ana C o u n ty ................. S ecurity N ational Bank of R o s w e ll............................ O ffic e r s A u th o riz e d to C a s t V o te ......... ......... ......... ......... President, Vice President, Cashier President President, Vice President, Cashier President TEXAS L o c a tio n N a m e o f B a n k o r T ru s t C o m p a n y O ffic e r s A u th o riz e d to C a s t V o te Abilene Abilene Abilene Abilene A m arillo A m a rillo A m arillo A ustin A ustin A ustin A ustin Bay City Baytown Beaumont Beaumont Abilene N ational B a n k .......................................................... . The Citizens N ational Bank in A b ile n e .............................. . F irst N ational Bank of A b ile n e ........................................... . The F irst S tate Bank ............................................................. . A m a rillo N ational B a n k ........................................................ . The Am erican N ational Bank of A m arillo ........................ . The F irst N ational B a n k o f A m a rillo ................................... . The A m erican N ational Bank o f A u s t in ............................ . The A u stin N ational B a n k .................................................... . The C apital N ational Bank in A ustin ................................. . C ity N ational Bank o f A u s tin ................................................ . The First N ational Bank o f Bay C it y ................................... . C itizens Bank and Trust Company o f Baytown, T e x a s .. . The Am erican N ational B a n k o f B e a u m o n t...................... . First S ecurity Bank o f Beaumont, N.A................................ Bellaire Brenham Brow nsville Brow nsville Corpus C hristi Corpus C h risti Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas First State Bank o f B e lla ire .................................................. The First N ational Bank o f B re n h a m ................................. First N ational Bank at B ro w n s v ille ..................................... Pan Am erican B a n k ............................................................... Corpus C h risti Bank and T r u s t ........................................... Corpus C h risti N a tion al B a n k .............................................. C itizens N a tion al Bank of D a lla s ....................................... F irst C ity Bank o f D a lla s ...................................................... F irst N ational Bank in Dallas .............................................. M ercantile N ational Bank at D a lla s ................................... . . . . . . . . . Dallas Dallas El Paso El Paso El Paso Fort W orth The N ational Bank o f Commerce o f D a lla s ...................... Republic N ational B a n k o f D a lla s ....................................... El Paso N ational B a n k ........................................................... First C ity N ational Bank o f El P a s o ................................... The State N ational B a n k o f El P a s o ................................... C ity N ational B a n k ................................................................. . . . . . . 9 President, Vice President, Cashier President, Vice President, Cashier Chairm an, President, Vice President, Cashier President Chairm an, President, Vice President, Cashier President, Executive Vice President President, Cashier Chairm an, President, Vice President President, Vice President Chairm an, Vice President, Cashier President Chairman, President, Vice President, Cashier Chairm an, President, Vice President, Cashier Chairman, President, Vice President, Cashier President, Senior Vice President, Vice President, Cashier President, Executive Vice President Chairman, President, Vice President, Cashier President Chairm an, President, Vice President, Cashier President Chairm an, President, Vice President, Cashier Chairman, President, Vice President, Cashier President Chairman, President, Vice President, Cashier Chairman, Vice Chairman, President, Vice President, Cashier President, Cashier Chairman, President, Vice President, Cashier Chairman, President, Vice President President President President, Vice President, Cashier GROUP 1 — Continued TEXAS — Continued L o c a tio n N a m e o f B a n k o r T ru s t C o m p a n y Fort W orth C ontinental N ational Bank o f Fort W o r t h .......................... Fort W orth Fort W orth Fort W orth G alveston G alveston G arland H arlingen Henderson Houston Houston H ouston Houston Houston Houston H ouston H ouston Laredo Longview Lubbock Lubbock The First N ational Bank of Fort W o rth ................................ Fort W orth Bank and T r u s t .................................................... The Fort W orth N ational Bank ............................................. F irst H u tc h in g s — Sealy N ational Bank of G alveston . . . . United S tates N a tion al Bank o f G a lv e s to n ........................ F irst N ational Bank in G a rla n d ............................................. The F irst N ational Bank of H a rlin g e n ................................... C itizens N ational Bank of H e n d e rs o n ................................ Bank of the Southw est N ational A s s o c ia tio n ................... C apital N ational B a n k ............................................................. F irst C ity N ational Bank o f Houston .................................. F irst Intern ation al Bank in Houston, N.A............................. H ouston N ational B a n k .......................................................... Lockw ood N ational Bank o f H ouston ................................ Southern N ational Bank o f Houston ................................... Texas Com m erce Bank N ational A sso cia tio n ................. The Laredo N ational B a n k ...................................................... The F irst N ational Bank of L o n g v ie w ................................... F irst N ational Bank at L u b b o c k ........................................... The Lubbock N ational B a n k .................................................. Lubbock Lubbock M idland The Plains N ational Bank of L u b b o c k ................................ Texas Com m erce Bank N ational A ssociatio n ................. The F irst N ational Bank of M id la n d ..................................... M idland Odessa Port A rthu r San A ntonio San A ntonio San A nto nio San A ntonio San A nto nio San A nto nio San A nto nio Texarkana Tyler Tyler Tyler V icto ria V ictoria W aco W aco W ich ita Falls W ich ita Falls The M idland N ational B a n k .................................................... The F irst N ational Bank of Odessa ..................................... The F irst N ational Bank of Port A rthu r .............................. The Alam o N ational B a n k ...................................................... Bexar County N ational Bank o f San A ntonio ................... Broadway N ational B a n k ........................................................ The Frost N ational Bank of San A n to n io ............................ Main Bank and T rust ............................................................... N ational B a n k o f Com m erce of San A nto nio ................... The N ational Bank o f Fort Sam H o u s to n ............................ T heT exarkana N a tion al B a n k ................................................ C itizens F irst N ational Bank of T y le r ................................... The Peoples N ational B a n k o f T y le r ..................................... Tyler B an kan d T rust C o m p a n y ............................................. F irst V icto ria N ational B a n k .................................................. V icto ria Bank and T rust C o m p a n y ....................................... The Citizens N ational Bank of W a c o ................................... The F irst N ational Bank of W a c o ......................................... C ity N ational Bank in W ichita F a lls ..................................... The F irst-W ichita N ational Bank of W ichita Falls ........... 10 O ffic e r s A u th o riz e d to C a s t V o te Chairman, President, Executive Vice President, Cashier Chairm an, President, Vice President, Cashier Cashier President, Vice President, Cashier Chairm an, President, Vice President, Cashier Chairm an, President, Vice President, Cashier President President, Cashier Cashier Chairm an, President, Vice President President, Vice President, Cashier Chairm an, President, Vice President, Cashier Chairm an, Executive Vice President Chairm an, President, Vice President, Cashier President President, Vice President Chairm an, President, Vice President, Cashier President, Vice President President, Vice President President, Vice President, Cashier Chairman, President, Executive Vice President, Senior Vice President, Vice President, Cashier President, Executive Vice President President Chairm an, President, Executive Vice President, Cashier President Chairm an, President President, Vice President, Cashier President, Chairman Executive Com m ittee President, Vice President, Cashier Chairman, President, Vice President, Cashier President, Vice President, Cashier President, Vice President President, Vice President Chairm an, President, Vice President, Cashier Cashier Chairm an, President, Vice President, Cashier President, Vice President President, Vice President, Cashier Chairm an, President, Vice President, Cashier President Chairm an, President President President, Vice President Chairm an, President, Vice President GROUP 3 C onsists of a ll m em ber banks having ca p ita l and surplus of $1,000,000 and under. Banks in this group elect one Class A Director. LOUISIANA L o c a tio n N a m e o f B a n k o r T ru s t C o m p a n y A rcadia Delhi F irst N ational Bank in A r c a d ia .............................................. The F irst N ational B a n k o f D e lh i........................................... Homer Lake Providence Oak Grove Rayville The Hom er N ational B a n k ...................................................... The First N ational Bank of Lake P ro vid e n ce ...................... W est Carroll N ational Bank of Oak G ro v e .......................... F irst N ational Bank of R a y v ille .............................................. O ffic e r s A u th o riz e d to C a s t V o te President President, Executive Vice President, Vice Presi dent, Cashier Chairman, President, Vice President, Cashier President President President NEW MEXICO L o c a tio n N a m e o f B a n k o r T ru s t C o m p a n y Clovis Las Cruces Logan First N ational Bank of Clovis ................................................ Bank o f Las Cruces, N ational A s s o c ia tio n ........................ M cFarland Brothers B a n k ...................................................... Lordsburg Portales Portales Socorro Truth or Consequences The First N ational Bank of L o rd s b u rg ................................ The F irst N ational Bank of P o rta le s ..................................... The Portales N ational Bank .................................................. First N ational Bank of S o c o rro .............................................. First Sierra N ational B a n k ...................................................... O ffic e r s A u th o riz e d to C a s t V o te President Chairman Robert B. McFarland, President, E. O. M cFarland, Vice President O. O. Osborn, Jr., Cashier President, Cashier President, Vice President, Cashier President, Cashier President Chairman, President, Vice President, Cashier OKLAHOM A L o c a tio n A ntlers Boswell Caddo Coalgate Colbert Hugo Hugo Idabel N a m e o f B a n k o r T ru s t C o m p a n y F irst N ational Bank at A ntlers .............................................. Boswell State B a n k ................................................................. Bryan County N ational B a n k .................................................. F irst N ational Bank in C o a lg a te ........................................... The F irst N ational Bank of C o lb e rt....................................... The Citizens State B a n k ........................................................... S ecurity First N ational Bank of Hugo ................................. The Idabel N ational B a n k ...................................................... O ffic e r s A u th o riz e d to C a s t V o te President, President, Chairman, Chairman, President Chairman, Cashier Chairman, Executive Vice President, Cashier Vice President, Cashier President, Vice President President, Vice President, Cashier President, Vice President President, Vice President, Cashier TEXAS L o c a tio n N a m e o f B a n k o r T ru s t C o m p a n y Alam o Heights Albany A lpine Alvin Alvord Am herst Anahuac Anderson Andrews Anna Anson A rlington Alam o H eights N ational Bank .............................................. The First N ational Bank of A lb a n y ....................................... F irst N ational Bank in A lp in e ................................................ F irst N ational Bank o f Alvin .................................................. Alvord N ational B a n k ............................................................... The First N ational Bank of A m h e rs t..................................... Anahuac N ational B a n k ........................................................... The F irst N ational Bank of A n d e rs o n ................................... First N ational Bank o f A n d re w s ........................................... The F irst N ational Bank of Anna ......................................... The F irst N ational Bank o f Anson ....................................... A rlington N ational B a n k ........................................................ 11 O ffic e r s A u th o riz e d to C a s t V o te President Chairman, President President, President, President President Chairman, President President, President, President President, Vice President Executive Vice President Vice President, Cashier President, Vice President, Cashier Cashier Vice President, Cashier GROUP 3 — Continued TEXAS — Continued L o c a tio n N a m e o f B a n k o r T ru s t C o m p a n y A rlingto n Asperm ont Athens The M etroplex N ational Bank in A rlin g to n ........................ The F irst N ational Bank o f A sperm ont .............................. The F irst N ational Bank of A th e n s ....................................... A tlan ta A ustin A ustin A ustin A ustin A ustin Baird B allinger Bandera Bandera Bastrop Baytown Beaumont Beaumont Beeville Bellaire Bellaire Bells Belton Belton Blanco Bogata Bonham Bowie Bowie Brackettville Brady Brady Breckenridge Brenham Bridgeport Bronte Brow nfield Brow nsville Brow nsville Brow nwood Burkburnett Byers Caddo M ills Caldw ell Cameron Canadian Canton Carrizo Springs Celeste Center Childress C h illico th e Cisco Clarendon The First N ational Bank o f A tla n ta ....................................... Chase N ational B a n k ............................................................... C om m unity N ational B a n k .................................................... N ational B a n k o fT e x a s .......................................................... Republic N ational Bank o f A ustin ....................................... W estern N ational B a n k ........................................................... The F irst N ational Bank o f Baird ......................................... The F irst N ational Bank o f B a llin g e r ................................... The F irst N ational Bank o f B a n d e ra ..................................... First State B a n k ....................................................................... The F irst N ational Bank of B a s tr o p ..................................... Texas N ational Bank of B a y to w n ......................................... Citizens N ational B a n k o f B e a u m o n t................................... Gateway N ational Bank of B e a u m o n t................................. The F irst N ational Bank o f B e e v ille ..................................... First C ity Bank— Bellaire, N.A................................................ First N ational Bank of B e lla ire .............................................. The First N ational Bank o f B e lls ........................................... The First N ational Bank in Belton ....................................... The Peoples N ational Bank of Belton ................................ The Blanco N ational B a n k ...................................................... First N ational Bank in B o g a ta ................................................ The F irst N ational Bank o f B o n h a m ..................................... Bowie N ational B a n k ............................................................... The F irst N ational Bank o f B o w ie ......................................... The F irst S tate Bank ............................................................... The Brady N ational B a n k ........................................................ The C om m ercial N ational Bank of Brady .......................... First N ational Bank in B re c k e n rid g e ................................... The Brenham N ational B a n k .................................................. The First N ational B a n k o f B rid g e p o rt................................. First N ational Bank in B ro n te ................................................ The First N ational Bank o f B ro w n fie ld ................................ B row nsville N ational B a n k .................................................... N ational Bank of Com m erce o f B ro w n s v ille ...................... C itizens N ational B a n k a t Brow nwood .............................. F irst N ational Bank in B urkburnett ..................................... The F irst N ational Bank of B y e r s ......................................... The S tate N ational Bank of Caddo M i l l s ............................ Caldw ell N ational B a n k ........................................................... F irst N a tion al Bank in C a m e ro n ........................................... The F irst N ational B a n k o f C a n a d ia n ................................... The F irst N ational Bank of C a n to n ....................................... First N ational Bank of Dim m it C o u n ty ................................. The First N ational Bank of Celeste ..................................... First N ational Bank in C e n te r................................................ The F irst N ational Bank in C h ild re s s ................................... The F irst N ational Bank of C h illic o th e ................................ F irst N ational Bank in C is c o .................................................. The Farm ers S tate Bank and Trust Company o f C la re n d o n ..................................................................... First N ational Bank in C la rk s v ille ......................................... Red River N ational Bank in C la rk s v ille ................................ The F irst N ational Bank of C la u d e ....................................... The First N ational Bank in Cleburne ................................... Chem ical N ational B a n k ........................................................ First Colem an N ational B a n k ................................................ First S ecurity Bank o f C olleyville, N.A.................................. C larksville C larksville Claude Cleburne Clute Coleman C olleyville 12 O ffic e r s A u th o riz e d to C a s t V o te President President, Vice President, Cashier President, Senior Vice President, Vice Presi dent, Cashier President, Vice President President President Chairman, President, Vice President, Cashier Chairman, President, Vice President, Cashier Chairman, President, Vice President, Cashier Chairman, President, Vice President, Cashier Chairman, President, Vice President President Cashier Chairman, President, Vice President, Cashier Craig S. W ooten, Executive Vice President Chairman, President, Vice President, Cashier President, Vice President Chairman, President, Vice President, Cashier President Chairman, President, Vice President, Cashier President Chairman, President, Vice President, Cashier President, Vice President, Cashier President, Vice President, Cashier President, Vice President President, Vice President President, Vice President, Cashier President Cashier Vice President Chairman, President, Vice President, Cashier Chairman, President, Vice President, Cashier Chairman, President, Vice President, Cashier Chairman, President, Vice President, Cashier President Chairm an, President, Vice President, Cashier Raymond E. Barr, President President President President President President President, Vice President, Cashier President, Cashier President, Vice President, Cashier Chairman, President, Vice President, Cashier Chairman, President, Vice President, Cashier Chairman, President, Vice President, Cashier Chairman, President, Vice President, Cashier Chairman, President, Cashier President Chairm an, President, Vice President President President Ben Black, President Chairman, President, Vice President, Cashier President, Vice President President, Executive Vice President, Cashier Cashier President GROUP 3 — Continued TEXAS — Continued L o c a tio n N a m e o f B a n k o r T ru s t C o m p a n y C olorado C ity Commerce Cooper Copperas Cove Corpus C hristi Corsicana C o tu lla C rockett C rosbyton Crowell C ushing Daingerfield Dalhart Dallas Dallas Dallas El Paso El Paso El Paso Eldorado Emory Evant Fabens F airfield F alfurrias F alls C ity Farm ersville Ferris F loresville The C ity N ational Bank of C olorado C ity ............................. The F irst N ational Bank of C o m m erce................................ . The F irst N ational Bank in C o o p e r........................................ First N ational B a n k ................................................................. Nueces N ational B a n k ............................................................ . C orsicana N ational Bank ....................................................... Stockm ens N ational Bank in C o tu lla .................................. . A llied First N ational Bank o f C ro c k e tt................................ . C itizens N ational Bank of C ro s b y to n .................................. . C rowell State B a n k .................................................................... The F irst N ational Bank of C u s h in g .................................... . The N ational Bank of D a in g e rfie ld ........................................ F irst N ational Bank in Dalhart ............................................. . Love Field N ational Bank ....................................................... Pan Am erican N ational Bank of D a lla s ............................... Texas Commerce Bank — Casa Linda, N ational A s s o c ia tio n ....................................................... The First N ational Bank of D a rro u z e tt.............................. . F irst Bank and T rust C o m p a n y ........................................... . The F irst N ational Bank in D e c a tu r ................................... . Del Rio N ational B a n k .......................................................... . C itizens N ational B a n k ........................................................ The First N ational Bank of D e p o r t..................................... . The Dublin N ational B a n k .................................................... . First N ational Bank o f D u m as............................................. . The F irst N ational Bank o f Eagle L a ke ................................ . The F irst N ational Bank o f Eagle Pass ............................... Eastland N ational B a n k .......................................................... . The F irst N ational Bank of E d g e w o o d ................................ . F irst N ational Bank in E d in b u rg ........................................... . N ational Bank o f C o m m e rce ................................................. . The F irst N ational Bank o f El C a m p o .................................. . Cham izal N a tion al B a n k ........................................................ . F irst Intern ation al Bank in El Paso, N ational A s s o c ia tio n ......................................................, Franklin N ational B a n k .......................................................... . M ontw ood N ational B a n k ....................................................... N orthgate N ational Bank o f El Paso .................................. , The F irst N ational Bank o f E ld o ra d o .................................. , The F irst N ational Bank o f Emory ........................................ The F irst N ational Bank o f E v a n t.......................................... The F irst N ational Bank of F a b e n s........................................ F irst N ational B a n k .................................................................. The F irst N ational Bank in F a lfu rria s .................................. . The Falls C ity N ational Bank ............................................... , F irst N ational Bank at F a rm e rs v ille ...................................... Farm ers and M erchants S tate B a n k ...................................... F irst C ity N ational Bank o f F lo re s v ille ................................ Floydada F ollett Forney Fort Bend County Fort S tockton F ort W orth Fort W orth Franklin G alveston Garland G atesville George W est G eorgetow n The First N ational Bank of F lo y d a d a .................................... The F o lle tt N a tion al B a n k ...................................................... . The Farm ers N ational Bank o f F o rn e y ................................ , SugarC reek N ational B a n k .................................................... F irst N ational Bank o f Fort S to c k to n ................................... Everman N ational Bank of Fort W o r th ................................ M eadowbrook N ational B a n k ................................................ The F irst N ational Bank o f F ra n k lin ...................................... Bank of Galveston, N ational A s s o c ia tio n .......................... Am erican N ational Bank o f G arland ................................... The N ational Bank o f G a te s v ille ........................................... F irst N ational Bank in George W e s t..................................... The F irst N ational Bank o f G eorgetow n ............................ . Darrouzett Dawson Decatur Del Rio Denton Deport Dublin Dumas Eagle Lake Eagle Pass Eastland Edgewood Edinburg Edinburg El Campo El Paso El Paso 13 O ffic e r s A u th o riz e d to C a s t V o te Chairman, President, Vice President, Cashier Cashier Vice President President President, Chairm an, Chairm an, President, Chairm an, President President President Chairman, President Vice President, Cashier President, Vice President President Vice President President, Vice President, Cashier President, Vice President, Cashier President President, Cashier Chairm an, President, Vice President Chairm an, President, Vice President, Cashier President Cashier President Chairm an, President Cashier Chairman, Chairman, Chairman, Chairman, President, Chairm an, President, Vice President President, President, President, President Cashier President, Vice President, Cashier Vice President, Cashier Vice President, Cashier Vice President, Cashier Chairm an President President President President, Vice President, Cashier Vice President, Cashier President, Vice President President Chairm an, President, Vice President, President Chairm an, President, Vice President, Chairm an, President, Vice President, President, Vice President Chairm an, President, Vice President, Vice President, Cashier President Vice President, Cashier Vice President Chairm an, President Chairm an, President, Cashier President President President, Vice President, Cashier Chairm an, President, Vice President, President Chairm an, President, Vice President, Cashier Chairm an, President, Vice President, Cashier Cashier Cashier Honorary Cashier Cashier Cashier GROUP 3 — Continued TEXAS — Continued L o c a tio n N a m e of B ank o r T ru s t C o m p a n y G iddings G ilm er Glen Rose G oliad Gonzales Gordon Gorman G raford Graham Graham The F irst N ational Bank o f G id d in g s .................................. , The F irst N ational Bank o f G ilm e r ....................................... . The F irst N ational Bank in Glen Rose ................................ . The F irst N ational Bank o f G oliad ......................................., The F irst N ational Bank o f G o n z a le s .................................. . The F irst N ational Bank o f G o rd o n ........................................ The F irst N ational Bank o f G o rm a n ...................................... F irst N ational Bank, G ra fo rd ................................................... F irst N ational Bank in G ra h a m ............................................. . The G raham N a tion al B a n k .................................................... G ranbury Grand Prairie Grand Saline G ranger G ranger Grapevine Groom Hale Center H a lle ttsville H am ilton H am ilton Ham lin H arlingen Haskell Hebbronville Henrietta Hico H iggins H illsboro H illsb oro Holland Hondo Houston Houston The F irst N a tion al Bank o f G ra n b u ry ................................... N ational Bank of Grand P ra irie ............................................. F irst N ational Bank of Grand Saline .................................. The F irst S tate Bank ............................................................... The G ranger N ational B a n k .................................................... F irst N ational Bank of G ra p e v in e ......................................... The S tate N ational Bank o f G ro o m ....................................... The F irst N ational Bank of Hale C e n te r.............................. F irst N ational Bank of H a lle tts v ille ..................................... F irst N ational Bank of H a m ilto n ........................................... The H am ilton N ational B a n k .................................................. The Farmers & M erchants N ational Bank of H a m lin ___ Plaza N ational B a n k ................................................................. H askell N ational B a n k ............................................................ The F irst N ational Bank of H e b b ro n v ille ............................ The F irst N ational Bank of H e n rie tta ................................... The F irst N ational Bank of H ic o ........................................... F irst N ational Bank in H ig g in s ............................................. The C itizens N ational Bank of H ills b o r o ............................ The F irst N ational Bank, H illsboro, T e x a s .......................... The F irst N ational Bank of H o lla n d ..................................... The Hondo N ational B a n k ...................................................... Braes Bayou N ational B a n k .................................................. First C ity Bank— Inwood Forest, N ational A s s o c ia tio n ...................................................... G ulf Southern N ational B a n k ............................................... Inwood Com m erce Bank, N.A................................................. M ad iso n— Southern N ational B a n k ..................................... Riverside N ational Bank of H o u s to n ................................... South Loop N ational Bank .................................................... The F irst N ational Bank of Hughes S p r in g s ...................... A llied H um ble Bank, N.A......................................................... Kingw ood Com m erce Bank, N.A............................................ F irst N ational Bank of In g le s id e ........................................... The S tate N ational Bank o f Iowa P a r k ................................ F irst N ational B a n k o f Ir v in g .................................................. The F irst N ational Bank of Ita s c a ......................................... The F irst N ational Bank of J a c k s b o ro ................................ The Jacksboro N ational B a n k ................................................ F irst N ational B a n k o f J a s p e r................................................ The F irst N ational Bank of J e ffe rs o n ................................... The F irst N ational Bank in J o s h u a ....................................... F irst State B a n k ....................................................................... Jun ction N ational B a n k .......................................................... The Karnes County N ational Bank of Karnes C i t y ........... Katy N ational B a n k ................................................................. The Farm ers & M erchants N ational Bank of K a u fm a n . .. F irst N ational Bank in K a u fm a n ........................................... The F irst N ational Bank of K e m p ......................................... First-N ichols N ational Bank o f K e n e d y .............................. F irst N ational Bank of K e rm it................................................ Houston Houston Houston Houston Houston Hughes Springs Hum ble Hum ble Ingleside Iowa Park Irving Itasca Jacksboro Jacksboro Jasper Jefferson Joshua Jun ction Junction Karnes City Katy Kaufm an Kaufm an Kemp Kenedy Kerm it 14 O ffic e r s A u th o riz e d to C a s t V o te President Chairm an, President, Vice President, Cashier President, Vice President Vice President, Cashier President, F irst Vice President, Cashier President, Vice President, Cashier President President Cashier President, Executive Vice President, Vice Presi dent, Cashier Vice President and Cashier President Chairm an, President, Vice President, Cashier Chairm an, President, Vice President, Cashier Chairm an, President, Vice President, Cashier Chairman, President, Vice President, Cashier Chairman, President, Vice President, Cashier President, Vice President Chairm an, President, Vice President, Cashier Chairm an, President President, Vice President, Cashier Chairm an, President, Vice President, Cashier President, Vice President Chairman, President, Vice President President President Vice President Chairman, President, Vice President Chairman, President, Vice President, Cashier Chairman, President, Vice President, Cashier Cashier Chairman, President President Chairm an, President President Chairm an President, Cashier President Chairman, President, Vice President, Chairm an, President, Vice President, Chairm an, President President, Vice President Chairm an, President, Vice President, Chairm an, Vice President, Cashier President President W. Don Standley, President President President, Vice President, Cashier Chairm an, President, Vice President, Chairm an, President, Vice President, Chairm an, President, Vice President, Eddie G arrison, President President Chairm an, President, Vice President, President, Vice President Cashier Cashier Cashier Cashier Cashier Cashier Cashier GROUP 3 — Continued TEXAS — Continued L o c a tio n N a m e of B ank or T ru s t C o m p any Kerrville K ingsville Kountze Kress La Coste La Feria La Grange La Marque La Porte Ladonia Lake Jackson Lake W orth Lamesa Lampasas Lampasas Leonard Linden Lipan L ittle fie ld Lockhart Lockney Lufkin Luiing M adisonville Marfa The Bank o f K e r r v ille ................................................................ M ercantile N ational Bank of K in g s v ille .............................. . F irst S ecurity Bank o f K o u n tz e ............................................. . Kress N ational B a n k ................................................................ The La C oste N ational B a n k ................................................... The F irst N a tion al Bank of La F e r ia ...................................... The F irst N a tion al Bank of La G ra n g e ................................ F irst N ational Bank o f La M a rq u e ......................................... Bayshore N ational Bank o f La P o r t e ................................... Farmers and M erchants State B a n k ..................................... F irst N ational Bank of Lake J a c k s o n ................................... Lake W orth N ational Bank .................................................... The Lamesa N ational B a n k .................................................... The F irst N ational Bank of L a m p a s a s ................................ The Peoples N ational Bank o f L a m p a s a s .......................... The Leonard N ational B a n k .................................................... The F irst N ational Bank o f L in d e n ....................................... The F irst N ational Bank of L ip a n ......................................... The F irst N ational Bank of L ittle fie ld ................................... First-Lockhart N ational B a n k ................................................ F irst N ational Bank in L o ckne y.............................................. Texas N ational Bank o f L u f k in .............................................. The F irst N ational Bank in L u iin g ......................................... The F irst N ational Bank o f M a d is o n v ille ............................ The M arfa N ational B a n k ........................................................ M arlin Mart M arlin N ational B a n k ............................................................... The Farmers and M erchants N ational Bank o f M a r t ................................................................................ The F irst N ational Bank of M a r t ........................................... The Mason N a tion al B a n k ...................................................... The F irst S tate Bank of M a ta d o r........................................... F irs tS ta te B a n k o f M a th is ...................................................... M etropolitan N ational B a n k .................................................. The Valley N ational Bank ...................................................... The F irst N ational Bank of McGregor ................................. Central N ational Bank of M c K in n e y ..................................... Am erican N ational Bank in M c L e a n ..................................... Ranchlander N ational B a n k .................................................. The First N ational Bank of M e m p h is ................................... The Menard N ational B a n k .................................................... The F irst N ational Bank o f M ercedes................................... The Farmers and M erchants N ational Bank of M e r k e l............................................................................ The F irst N ational Bank o f M e rtz o n ..................................... First N ational Bank o f Mexia ................................................ First N ational Bank in M idlothian ....................................... The F irst N ational Bank o f M in e o la ..................................... The C ity N ational Bank of M ineral W e lls ............................ First N ational Bank o f M on a h a n s......................................... M ontgom ery C ounty Bank, N a tion al A sso cia tio n ........... Mart Mason M atador M athis M cAllen M cAllen M cGregor M cKinney McLean Melvin Memphis Menard Mercedes Merkel Mertzon Mexia M idlothian M ineola M ineral W ells Monahans Montgom ery County Moody Moran M ount Calm M ount Vernon Munday Naples Navasota New Boston New castle Newton The F irst N ational Bank o f M o o d y ....................................... The Moran N ational B a n k ...................................................... The F irst N ational Bank in M ount C a lm ............................... The F irst N ational Bank o f Mount V e rn o n .......................... F irst N ational Bank in M u n d a y .............................................. The M orris C ounty N ational Bank o f N a p le s ...................... The F irst N ational Bank o f N a v a s o ta ................................... The F irst N ational Bank o f New B o s to n .............................. Farmers N a tion al Bank o f N e w c a s tle ................................. A llied F irst N ational B a n k ...................................................... 15 O ffic e r s A u th o riz e d to C a s t V o te President President President, Cashier President Cashier Chairm an, President, Vice President Chairman, President, Vice President, Cashier President President, Vice President, Cashier President Chairman, President, Vice President, Vice President Chairm an, President, Vice President Cashier President Chairman, President, Vice President President President, Vice President, Chairman, President, Vice President, Vice President Chairman, President, Vice A ssista n t Cashier President, Cashier E. K. Folley, Jr., President President, Vice President, President, Vice President Vice President President, Cashier President Chairman, President, Vice President, Vice President, Chairm an, President, Vice Vice President President President, Vice President President Chairman, President, Vice President, Cashier President, Cashier President, Cashier Cashier President, Cashier President, Cashier, Cashier President, Cashier Cashier President, Cashier President President President, Cashier President, Vice President, Cashier Chairman, President, Vice President, Cashier Cashier President Executive Vice President, Vice President President, Cashier President President Chairm an, President, Vice President, Vice President President, Vice President, Chairman, President, Vice President, Vice President, Chairm an, President, Vice President, Vice President Vice President President, Cashier Cashier President, Cashier Cashier President, Cashier GROUP 3 — Continued TEXAS — Continued L o c a tio n Nocona Nocona Nordheim O ’Donnell Oak Hill Olney Ozona Paducah Palestine Palestine Palestine Panhandle Pearland Perryton Perryton Pilot Point Pittsburg Post Poth Quanah Quanah Q uitaque Q uitm an Ralls Rankin Rhome Richardson Richm ond Richm ond Rockport R ocksprings Rockwall Rockwall Rosebud Rosebud Rosenberg Rotan Round Rock Rowena Royse City Rule Saint Jo Salado San Angelo San A nto nio San A nto nio San A n to n io San A n to n io San A n to n io San A n to n io San A nto nio San A ntonio San A ugustine San Marcos San M arcos San Saba San Saba Sanger Santa Anna Santo Schulenburg N a m e of B a n k o r T ru s t C o m p a n y The Farmers and M erchants N ational Bank of N o c o n a ......................................................................... . First N ational Bank o f N o c o n a ............................................. . The F irst N ational Bank o f Nordheim ................................ The F irst N ational Bank o f O’Donnell ................................ Oak H ill N ational Bank .......................................................... The F irst N ational Bank of O ln e y ......................................... The Ozona N ational B a n k ...................................................... The F irst N ational B a n k .......................................................... The East Texas N ational Bank o f Palestine ...................... The F irst N ational Bank o f P a le s tin e ................................... The Royall N ational B a n k o f Palestine .............................. . The F irst N ational Bank o f P a n h a n d le ................................ F irst N ational Bank o f P e a rla n d ........................................... The F irst N ational Bank o f P e rry to n ..................................... The Perryton N ational B a n k .................................................. The Pilot Point N ational B a n k ............................................... The Pittsburg N ational B a n k .................................................. The F irst N ational Bank of P o s t ........................................... The F irst N ational Bank of P o th ........................................... First N ational Bank in Q u a n a h ............................................. The S ecurity N ational Bank of Q u a n a h .............................. The F irst N ational Bank o f Q u ita q u e ................................... The F irst N ational Bank o f Q u itm a n ..................................... S ecurity S tate Bank and Trust C o m p a n y ............................ The F irst S tate Bank of R a n k in ............................................. The F irst N ational Bank in R h o m e ....................................... Canyon Creek N ational B a n k ................................................ The F irst N ational Bank of R ic h m o n d ................................ The F ort Bend N ational Bank of R ic h m o n d ........................ The First N ational Bank o f R o c k p o rt................................... Peoples State B a n k ................................................................. Lakeside N ational Bank ........................................................ Rockwall Bank, N ational A s s o c ia tio n ................................ The F irst N ational Bank of Rosebud ................................... The Planters N a tion al Bank of R o s e b u d ............................ The First N ational Bank of R o sen berg ................................ The F irst N ational Bank of R o ta n ......................................... F irst N ational Bank o f Round R o c k ..................................... The First N ational Bank of R o w e n a ..................................... C itizens S tate B a n k ................................................................. The Farmers N ational Bank of Rule, T e x a s ........................ The First N ational Bank o f S aint J o ..................................... Salado N ational B a n k ............................................................. W est Side N ational Bank o f San A n g e lo ............................ C itizens N ational Bank o f San A n t o n io .............................. Com m erce North Bank N ational A s s o c ia tio n ................... Eisenhower N a tion al B a n k .................................................... Lackland N ational Bank o f San A n t o n io ............................ Plaza Bank, N .A ......................................................................... S ecurity N ational Bank of San A n to n io .............................. South Park N ational B a n k ...................................................... Valley-Hi N ational Bank o f San A ntonio ............................ The First N ational Bank of San A ugustine ........................ The F irst N ational Bank of San M a rc o s .............................. Hays County N a tion al B a n k .................................................. The C ity N ational Bank o f San Saba ................................... The San Saba N ational Bank ................................................ The F irst N ational Bank of S a n g e r....................................... The Santa Anna N ational B a n k .............................................. The F irst N ational B a n k o f S a n to ......................................... The F irst N ational B a n k o f S c h u le n b u rg ............................ 16 O ffic e r s A u th o riz e d to C a s t V o te President, Cashier President, Vice President, Cashier Cashier President President, Cashier, A ssistan t Cashier President, Vice President, Cashier Vice President President President President, Vice President, Cashier President, Vice President, Cashier President President, Vice President, Cashier President Executive Vice President President, Cashier President President President Chairman, President, Vice President, Cashier President, Executive Vice President President, Vice President, Cashier President Chairman, President, Vice President, Cashier President, Vice President, Cashier Cashier President, President, President President, President President Chairm an, President, Chairm an, President President C ashier President, C ashier President, Vice President, Cashier Executive Vice President Vice President President, Vice President, Cashier Vice President, Cashier President, Vice President, Cashier Vice President Cashier Chairm an, President, Vice President, Cashier President President President, Executive Vice President President, Vice President, Cashier President President President, Cashier President, Vice President Chairman, President, Vice President, Cashier President President, Cashier President, Vice President, Cashier Chairm an, President, Vice President, Cashier Cashier Vice President, Cashier Cashier President GROUP 3 — Continued TEXAS — Continued L o c a tio n Seguin Sequin Seymour Seymour Sham rock Shiner Snook Sonora Stam ford Stanton Stephenville S terling City S tinn ett Sudan Sulphur S prings Sulphur S prings T aft Tahoka Teague T hrockm orton Tom Bean Trenton T rin ity Tyler Tyler Valley M ills Valley View Van Alstyne Van Horn Vernon W aco W aco Waco W axahachie W eatherford W elling to n W est W est Colum bia W est University Place W heeler W hitehouse W hitesboro W h ite w rig h t W hitney W ich ita Falls W ich ita Falls W ills Point W innsboro W olfe City W oodsboro W ortham Yorktow n Zapata N a m e o f B a n k o r T ru s t C o m p a n y O ff ic e r s A u th o riz e d to C a s t V o te The First N ational Bank of S e g u in ........................................ Chairm an, President, Cashier The N olte N ational B a n k o f Sequin ..................................... Chairm an, Vice Chairm an, President, President, Cashier The Farm ers N ational Bank o f S e y m o u r............................ . Vice President The First N ational Bank of S e y m o u r .................................. . Chairm an, President, Vice President, The F irst N ational Bank of S h a m ro c k ................................ , Chairm an, President, Vice President, The F irst N ational Bank of S hiner ......................................., Chairm an, President, Vice President, F irst Bank of S n o o k .................................................................. President The F irst N ational Bank of S o n o ra ........................................ President, Cashier The F irst N ational Bank in S ta m fo r d .................................. . President, Cashier The F irst N ational Bank o f S t a n to n ....................................., President Farm ers-First N ational Bank o f S te p h e n v ille ................... . President, Cashier The F irst N ational Bank o f S terling C ity ............................ , President, Vice President F irst N ational Bank of S tin n e tt............................................. . President The F irst N ational Bank o f Sudan ........................................ Chairm an, President, Vice President, The C ity N ational Bank o f Sulphur S p rin g s ......................... President, Vice President, Cashier Peoples N ational Bank o f Sulphur S p rin g s ......................... President, Vice President, Cashier The F irst N ational Bank of T a ft............................................. . President, Vice President The F irst N ational Bank of T a h o k a ........................................ Chairman, President, Vice President, First N ational Bank of Teague ............................................. . President The F irst N ational Bank of T h ro c k m o rto n ........................... President, Vice President, Cashier The F irst N ational Bank of Tom Bean ................................ . President The F irst N ational Bank o f Trenton ...................................... President The F irst N ational Bank of T rinity ......................................., President, Vice President Heritage N ational B a n k .......................................................... . President N ational S ecurity B a n k .......................................................... Chairman, President First N ational Bank in Valley M ills ........................................ Chairman, President, Vice President, The Valley View N ational B a n k ............................................. . President The F irst N ational Bank of Van A ls ty n e .............................. President Van Horn State Bank of Van Horn, T e x a s .......................... President The Herring N ational Bank of Vernon ................................ President, Vice President, Cashier Central N ational Bank of W o o d w a y-H e w itt........................ President, Vice President, Cashier Lake A ir N ational Bank of W a c o ........................................... President The Texas N ational Bank of W a c o ....................................... President, Vice President, Cashier Ellis N ational B a n k ................................................................... President The C itizens N ational Bank of W e a th e rfo rd ...................... President W elling to n State B a n k ............................................................. President The S tate N ational Bank in W e s t ......................................... . President W est C olum bia N ational B a n k ............................................. . Chairman, President, Vice President, First N ational Bank o f W est University P la c e ................... . President, Vice President F irst N ational Bank in W h e e le r............................................. . F irst N ational Bank of W h ite h o u s e ..................................... S ecurity N ational Bank of W hitesboro .............................. The F irst N ational Bank of W h ite w rig h t ............................ , F irst N ational Bank in W h itn e y ............................................. , Am erican N ational B a n k ........................................................ Southw est N ational Bank of W ich ita F a lls ........................ The F irst N ational Bank of W ills P o in t................................ The F irst N ational Bank of W in n s b o ro ................................ The W olfe C ity N ational Bank in W o lf e C it y ...................... The F irst N ational Bank o f W o o d s b o ro .............................. The F irst N ational Bank o f W o rth a m ................................... The F irst N ational Bank o f Y o rk to w n ................................... F irst N ational B a n k o f Z a p a ta ................................................ 17 Vice Cashier Cashier Cashier Cashier Cashier Cashier Cashier President President, Vice President and Cashier President President Chairman, President, Vice President, Cashier President Chairman, President, Executive Vice President, Vice President, Cashier President Chairman, President, Vice President, Cashier Chairman, President, Vice President Cashier President Cashier Chairm an, President, Cashier Directors of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas As of October 3, 1979 Elected by banks in Group Class Term Expires Dec. 31 Chairm an of the Board and Chief Executive Officer, Texas Am erican Bancshares Inc., Fort W orth, Texas 1 A 1981 Frank J u n e ll................... . .. . Chairm an of the Board, The Central National Bank of San Angelo, San Angelo, Texas 2 A 1980 Gene D. A d a m s................ . President, The First N ational Bank of Seymour, Seymour, Texas 3 A 1979 Stewart O rto n ................... . . ., Chairm an of the Board and Chief Executive O fficer, Foley’s, Division of Federated Department Stores, Inc., Houston, Texas 1 B 1979 J. W ayland B e n n e tt........ . . . . A ssociate Dean for Industry R elations and Professor of A gricu ltura l Econom ics, College of A gricultural Sciences, Texas Tech University, Lubbock, Texas 2 B 1981 3 B 1980 Appointed by the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System C 1980 . Owner, Gerald D. Hines Interests, Houston, Texas Appointed by the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System C 1981 M argaret S. W ils o n ........ . . . Chairm an of the Board and C hief Executive O fficer, Scarbroughs Stores, Austin, Texas Appointed by the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System C 1979 Name Occupation Lewis H. B o nd............... . Kent G ilb re a th .................. . . . A ssociate Professor of Econom ics, D epartm ent of Econom ics and Finance, Baylor University, Waco, Texas Irving A. M ath e w s........... . . . Chairman Gerald D. H in e s ............... Deputy Chairman Chairm an of the Board and Chief Executive O fficer, Frost Bros., Inc., San Antonio, Texas
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