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BANK OF MOUNT OLIVE i
of Mount OUv and CalypM la the State of North Carolina ,
' At the Clow of Business on October 4. 15J ;
1 !'"" .. ASSETS ''I
Cash: balances with other banks, including reserve . . i
balances, and cash Item in process of eollectionj'l.; 1,297,728,69
United States Government obligations, direct , ,
and guaranteed :. ......
Obligations of States and political subdivisions
: Other bonds1, notes, and debentures .;. -v
Loans and discounts -
Bank premises owned $9,000.00, furniture and : .
fixtures $5,938.08
Other assets -
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1,839,000.00
347.285.47
10,000.00
407.B44.59
10,936.08
5,083.97
TOTAL ASSETS .
. $3,11780.88
.$2,007,724.64
.. 696.3J5.72
LIABILITIES
Demand deposits of Individuals, partnerships, -and
corporations ..........
Time deposits of individuals, partnerships, -and
corporations -.
Deposits of United States Government
(including postal savings) ,. -- 11,683.45
Deposits of States and political subdivisions 157,485.96
Other denoslts (certified and officer's checks, etc.) .s.:v ........ - 20,559.83
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Other liabilities rA- 24318:45
Directors
, a &. B. TAYLOR
State of North Carolina, County of Wayne, as-, v
. Sworn to and subscribed before art this 12th day of October; 1950,
and I hereby certify that I am Wt an officer or director of this bank.
" , . t ' i E. A. SOUTHEBLAND, Notary Public
My commission expires 11-4-50, ,.!-?, .i V," ': - t
Faison Sesdie
Club Meets : I
On Oct. U the Sesame Club met
with-the president Mrs, W. R. Clif
ton oresiding. 1 A '
i A report of the splendid meeting
of the 11th District of Federated
Clubs in Clinton Sept. 28 was glv-
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The undersigned, having quali
fied as administrator ot the estate
of W. R. Houston, deceased, late of
Duplin County, this is to notify all
persons having claims against said
estate to present them to tneunaer.
signed on -or before the 18th day
nf rwnher. - iftSi. or this notice
will be plead In bar of their re
covery. All persons indebted to said
estate will please make immediate
payment to the - undersigned. .
This the '18th day 'of October,
' J. Marvin Houston, Adminlr
' - ' ' atrator of the estate of ;W.
r. Houston, Deceased, Rt 2,
for your conve:,:l:;c
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Total Liabilities (not including subordinated
obligations shown below)
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ,
Capital - $ 50,000.00
Surplus i , 75,000.00
Undivided profits - 7492.75
Total Capital Accounts ':.
5, ;, '
Total Liabilities and Capital Accounts
None
$ 324,000.00
This bank's capital consists of Common stock ,
with total par value of $50,000.00.
MEMORANDA
Total deposits to the credit of the State of North
Carolina or any official thereof
Assets pledged or assigned to secure liabilities
and for other purposes
I, D. H. Outlaw, Cashier of the above-named bank; do solemn
ly swear that the above statement is true, and that it fully and cor
rectly represents the true state of the several matters herein contained
and set forth, to the best of my knowledge andbelief. t .
: V V r ' Correct Attest: D. H. OUTLAW
';., HENDERSON
I - T. R. THIGPEN
The Cooking School, put on by
The Tide Water Power Co. 'and
snonsored by the Sesame Club
proved to be of pleasure and bene
fit : to. our women as well -"as a
means of enriching our club treas
ury. All cooked foods were given
to those holding lucky numbers.
The following won electrical pris
es: Coffee-maker, Mrs. Nellie Wh
eless;Grill, Mrs.- Faison McCnlleh;
Hot Point Range, Mrs.:JZ, ,A. Gib
son. :,:i-:""'v;t,.,,
In cooperatioii with the Laymen's
National Committee, the club voted
to do something constructive dur-
Inn' thA nhuirvjinrA,' of- Natlnnsl
$2,918,588.05 j. W(,k-0et lft.22. The Bible
should be In the open where every
one can see and read , it. for It
stands as a bulwark against athe
ism and communism. .
Mrs. A. D. Wood, supervisor of
music in the public schools of Du
plin County was on the program.
The club was fortunate In having
Mrs. Wood as guest speaker for
her efficiency and charming per
sonality in presenting her subject
and demonstrating attractive songs
of rhythm for primary grades.
Mrs. Wood -told of the music
workshop she held for three conse
cutive afternoons for the public
school teachers of Duplin County,
instructing them in giving this mu
sical education to their respective
grades. - v.. ii-y' '' '; :; '.' '
Dr. Hoffman, State .Supervisor
of Public School Music, said that
he wished the pattern of Duplin
County work in music would be ad-J
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Prices Up Sell For Cash
DELIVER OUR PLANT
WAYNE AGRICULTURAL WORKS, IMC.
SOUTH JOHN STREET, GOLDSBORO, N. C
optea oy outer counties, r, i s h. r
.-The story of Chopin's life was
told by Mrsi B; F.' McCblman. Se
lections fronv jChopin 'were given
on a phonograph by Mrs. R. J.
Farrior, Jr. Mrs." Murphy Smith
gave the story of a sacred- song
which was played by. Mrs. Farrior.
A song, "The End of a Perfect
Day" seem, a fitting close to the
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VETERAN Dft$ IN
V A HOSPITAL
Judaon B. Kinney, age 64 of Fai
son died" in the VA Hospital in
Fayetteville Friday afternoon, Oct
3 after having been in declining
health for several years. J f :.
Funeral services were held at
the Faison Methodist Church on
Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock by
Rev. Dennis Kinlaw, pastor,-Full
military rites were held at the
grave in the Faison Cemetery.' .
In addition to his wife he is sur
vived by one daughter, Judine
Kinney and one son, Judson Kin
ney, Jr. all of the home;, one step
son J. W. Hollman of New York.
Yon can turn in less space!
Extra-easy handling! You can turn your Dodge "Job
Rated" J-ton pick-up in a Short, 88-foot circfe. Thanks
to croeaeteering, wider front tread and shorter wheel
base you can maneuver quickly, park on a dime. And
for easier driving you have steering column gearshift
and smooth Synchro-Shift transmission.
You tit ore load ssao.
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three leading -ton pick-upe! Yon ; !.
1fl nil. ft. catMcitv at "water level" '
in solid, allnsteel construction with sea
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Widest seat and biggest windshield!
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More seat width and greater windshield area than
in any popular 4-ton truck! Plenty of ahoulder
"rnnm. lecroom and headroom for three big menu..-
" Better visibility forsafer,eaaierdriving.8afety-teel
f cab has adhiatable " Air-P-PiA" aeat cushions
Vent wings midies quartensnndow available.
r,.'voJXrj'' for nuevrab.i:.yi fv Jts ONLY Nctip t flffer 0B FLI1I3 EXIYE! , g
.ith '' : COMPORT: wide teals s i' '2Ch. "Mt, CnKlA ml im tlhjim "Jbft-oteif , -
engine powflr,iwucmRriuiuwu ha vto pw t,mu jww, ...
Takes the jerk, jolt and skid out starting. SmootAoper-
'. auon makes nannnng easier, cuts apxeep, monM nu
life. Ask us for interestina; Fluid Drive booUet. ; v .' " - '
penoaouiiy ano iou ;, .diuu "cliair-heisht-' seats.
BIGGER PAYlOADSs . . .carry , . ? t
more without overloading axles SAFETYt . . i finest truck brakes
or springs because of "fob- in the fadustry , . hand brake
;:'- Rated" WEIGHT D1STRIBU- operating independently on pro-
:"f JTION. . . u nailer shaft on e models-V4-oa
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