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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
of INTE1
PHON1
CAPTAIN O'FARRELL /HONORED
IN ATLANTA
Captain (O. c. O'Farrell recently
retired railway conductor, was a
guest-of-lionor at mooting of the Order
of KailW'Sf" CouducloVf^beld in
Atlanta,. Ga., December Slit.
The meetiing waa held at the
Henry Grady Hotel and was attended
by approximately 200 people.
Beautiful tributes were paid Captain
O'Farrell for the splendid ser
vice he had rendered as secretary
' iiini niiin i in iini
for rauny years. Captain O'Farrell
was preseuted a beautiful lounge
chair as a love gift from the members.
.
Captain and Mrs. O'Farrell were
housegueste of Mr. and Mrs. B. R.
Wllleford while In Atlanta,
METHODIST CIRCLES TO MEET
The Circles of the Women's Missionary
(Society of (Central Methodist
church will hold the first meet
tngs for the year next Monday afternoon
at 3:00 o'clock at follows:
Circle Number One, Mrs. W. H.
Howard, leader, at the home of Mrs
Howard.
Circle Number Two. Mrs. Hunter
Ware, leader, at the home of Mro.
Lester jHoke.
Circle uNumber Three, Mrs. A. P.
Warllck, leader, at the home of Mra
Mac Qantt.
Circle Number Pour. Mra. J. L.
Bettlemyre, leader, at the home of
Mra. H. R. Parton.
[I MEETING OF BRIDGE CLU3
Mra. E. A. Smith -was hostess to
members of her bridge club on Tues
day afternoon. Sandwiches and tea
was served after the game.
Those playing included MeadamF
es Ladd Hamrick, Charles WtlUama
* Paul Neisler, R. H. Webb, Joe
Neisler. Hunter Neisler, Hayne
Blackmer and the hostess.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Spearman announce
the birth of t deughter, Nan
cy Jane, on Wednesday, Jan. 3.
CHARTER NO. 5461
Report of Com
I First Nati<
f Kings Mountain, In the State of f
Ineea on Dec. 30, 1939. published In
ler of the Currency, cnder Section 52:
ASSE
Loans and discounts (Including $ uc
U. S. Government obligations, direct
Obligations of Stiles and political s
Other bonds, notes, and debentures
Corporate stocks, including stock of I
Cash, balances with other banks, inc
and cash items in process of colle
Bank premises owned 314,184.00,
Furniture and fixtures $4,250.00
Real estate owned other than bank ;
Other assets "...
TOTAL ASSETS
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L1A
j.' ..
(Demand deposits of individuals, pari
Time deposits of individuals, partner
Deposits of U. S. Government (Inclw
Deposits of States and political subd
Other deposits (certified and cashier
TOTAL DEPOSITS
Other liabilities
TOTAL LI ABILITIES
W* CAPITAL
Capital Stock:
Common stock, total par $100,000
IfiUrphis .
Undivided profits
Reserves (and retirement account fo
m "tJt".'/ :ii,V> y
TOTAL. CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
TOTAL LJABIUTIES and CAP!
!
&L MHMJOJRAl
Ht< Fledged assets (and securities) (bcx
a I < ) U. 8. Oovernmeot obligation*,
Bled red Co secure deposits Sua!
-m Other assets pledged to secure
fffi . < eluding notes and hills redlsoos
And securities told tinder repair
.? 'nRtpndL ? < I ?u_. 44 >. . .
id) Bepodita secured by pledged a
K pcfrsOant td requirements of U<
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HAPPENINGS
REST to >
SS 10-R AND 88 MRS- i
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,Mra. Floyd Payne is able to be
out after a ten days illness.
Miss Oeneva Sheppard has recovered
from an attack of flu.
MLb Kathleen Green la Confined
to her bed with the flu.
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Mrs. Cora Hayes is spending the
winter In Tampa, Florida. Her ad
?* Mrs.
Bill Baker and two children
are improving following a severe at
tuck of flu.
Mrs. C. P. Elam, of Belk's Ladies
Shoppe, is ill at valdese where she
went to spend the week-end.
Miss Francos Goforth left aftei
the holidays to enroll at University
of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Miss Florence Hays of Bessemei
City and Mr. Jacob Huffstetler o1
this city were married |Dec. 24th a<
at Gaffney..
Miss Inez Ramsey of Bessemer
City and Mr. Harold Lowe of thii
city were married Dec. 24th at Gaf
ney.
Misses Lucy Kiser and Jette Plonk
members of East School faculty, r<
sumed- their nfork Monday after at
r.bsnce on account of illness.
Mr. and Mra. J. F. Allison left r<
cently for Palm Harbor. Fla., wheri
they will spend the remainder o
f&'SSdBr??.*
i deposit* and other liabilities
tnted .
:hM? agreement) *0.17t.*
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$45,444.71
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togjg
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ntjr of ClereUn4.,?di. 4 jf.i
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the winter.
Theodore Thornburg left recentl;
for school ot Ersklne College, afte
spending two weeks with his pal
ents.
Billy Weir, who has been a mem
her of Belk's clerical force, lef
soon after the holidays to enter th<
RESERVE DISTRICT NO. 5
iltton of The
>nal Bank
forth Carolina, at the Close of busresponse
to call mahe by Comptrol11.
U. S. Revised Statutes.
ITS
>ne . overdrafts) $208,817.94
and guaranteed 77,485.95
ubdlvislons 125,881.21
34,660.00
Federal Reserve bank .... 4,000.00
lii/lfn%r pnafirtfn hfllflnrn
ctlon 444,445.5!
18,434.0<
premises . 2,750.01
t* ....... 62.4!
$916,527.0!
BIUTIES
nerahlps, and corporations 454,211.5!
ships, and corporations .. 237.666.1!
ding postal savings) ... 1.. 2,196.4!
[{visions 49,364.7!
Js checks, etc) 23,166 4'
$766,606.33
3,672.75
... $770,278.0?
ACCOUNTS
$100,000.0
35,000.0!
5,249 O
r preferred stock) 6,000.0
J.... 9146,249.0
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tTAJL ACCOUNTS ...... 2916,627|0)
ite
>k value):
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THE XIlfQI MOUNTAIN HBLAU
VOMEN
I. H. PATTERSON, Editor
University of Tennessee.
I Mri and Mrs. Wright Harmon had
uk their guests Sunday Dec. 31
Air. ana Mrs. James McCraw of
Ashland, Ky., and Mr. Carl Q. Mo
Craw of CJiarlotte.
. Miss Geneva Sheppard will go to
Gaffney this coming Friday and
her coupin. Miss Alice Davis will
' return- with her to speud tha week
J Mr. and Mrs.. Karl Tate attended
the wedding of Miss Catherine Shelby
and Kalph Heavener sat Holy
Trinity Lutheran Church in Gastoni
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Mr. and Mrs. George Elnhart, Charlotte,
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