About The Fayetteville news. (Fayetteville, Ga.) 18??-???? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 27, 1918)
•December 2$ 10: iiTss^fe^, 1^1 rj ,1l ^^i;*|p9^^nks find ^nk«J^'ln. pthfer^t&tes *\.., ,^V. .\ iMuiir':i‘...’....-.^/780;3?' : * :.. •■fcleRri|gyEicpfe':..,.>.4.,•■;■ .: • , v// '•* '■.AiJj'anceS (mtJotton.^: .^..: ,,;;78,865.36 , \, >' t# ;#otat....•:.... .-.•;.S.“. •; „.:,....{ &” ••' • '; v ' V ^% i >: . ' .'•** LIABILITIES. 1 ^ / ^ ¥■ «* ^fapilal Stock-JPaid to ...... ;':y.\... ••:".. •••:....’. i ^Undivjded.PrOSts, less Current Expenses, Interest.and Taxes Paid Du^to Banks jand Bankets in this State, v.' ..•.„.. A-. 1 Individual Deposits Subject Xp Check ... L.'. . ,V...,. *...... - Time Certificates ..... ■. ■ .V.'.t.,.. Cashier’s Checks ; .Bills^Payable,, Ipbludin^ Time CertificatesRepresenting DOrro?t iyf. rfhd isdnwf mi?- depot^twA ne^-tiie tfatol iodVitow maia& Sir i^fhey are (Sipe^to t^osfe §ld!e btfain is It is pretty hard to assert your independence and; defy the world when you hays an eihpty pocket book and no hank account,; The prudent rakn who has sav ed a littje, who ha3 a reserve at the fcljneA tl w V figi thedSfi more, isn’t so afraid of sickness, or such a coward about being out of a job. A bank account is a stimu- laftt to realinanhooch Thie larger the |ccourft^ the firiner the footing. It breeds- self-confidence, is a proof of effieieScy, and an ever present resource in time of ne§d. It’s not what a man ekms m a >year thal; gives him a sijEfrtuv ft’s ^hat he saves. ’■ y f Don’t make thettt&tke of Wait ing nntil you are old to Start sav ing. Start today. We give care ful attention to all accounts, large or small. " »>»»»»»><<«<<«[«« - Agnes Kitchens is ' spending the hbljkjays at home. _ . . j Mr. SX A. iMgblje^ftd gtoily Tit ian fa are felatfves here. . • -Vi « : " •' fptau.V ■ -r > li ■■■■ V : - Ski 'W^w^t ; gTfcjjsfCp.OEOR^IALFayftfce' County~ . ? -V^V ' *i" V,, -fiefprl me te^oae' ^Jiahiief of ''Farmers and Mer- 9hapW.;JBanlL s .M|h^, being, duly" sworn, Wye that the above and foregoing StateiUOTt. m a truf cdnditipiS *o# said bahk^-as phown by/^lie books of file In said feafck,'- . . ^ 1 ^.' 3 ! . -V, . >, ''' OHAS. D. RED WINE. Sworn to add subscribed Iwfdre me, this 26tJi day of Decetnber, 191§: * ' E. Pr MIZE, N. P., F. Co., Ga. Congress for a few of Brooks or H. Boyd is at his fathers ^northern part of the county in our city this week. STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION of ~ THE WOOLSEY BANK, Located at Woolsey, Georgia, At the close of business, December 20, 1918, RESOURCES. Time Loans i Overdrafts, unsecured .' Bonds and Stocks owned by the Bank : Banking House Furniture and Fixtures Due from Banks and Bankers in this State pue from Banks and Bankers In other States Currency , ... % . Silvdr, Nickels, etc.........V.;... Cash Items \ -1... \ titl^'M^inie Lou Stell is spending . the holidays yifb homefolks. MrSj, W. J^.' Bailjr is visiting rela tives ^Winder. • C • Miss Bertlia Houston and Mr. Bud Autry were married Tuesday at the 5 parsonage, Rev. J. D. Milton otfici&t- % 59,465.57 1,667-49 3,050.00 1,506.82 1,798.00 18,482.15 24.2!? 4TS.OO 175.83 28.03 34,437.14 15.75 A double weddhvg was held at Cross Road this week. The contracting par- ties were' Miss Vhskie Smith and Paul Davis, Miss Thelma Smith And How- Nasb^-.lte9^K.- l*.Fopt AffifMeA, ~Judxaacea,rfm Revenue Wade McBride bought a grade' Here-, fdrtt; otlf from -gV, Charles Redwlhe Total V y- LIABILITIES. Capital Stock. Paid In ... i f.... : ! Surplus Fund ^ Undivided Profits, less Current Expenses, Interest and Taxes Paid Due Unpaid Dividends 4 could, be found. This calf almost dwi- ? bled Its food bin in value., I have; the record kept and It JdteVs a profit, et we see people yfko , say this can not. be done. - They dopT know except by guess. Wbnljfl it not be, better for a boy to grow a calf a year than spend Mb idle time with some bad boy on the swamp or woods. Encour age him to do better anyway. If you are able it would be no bad thing to buy the boys a pure bred and start him with cattle. Some of the richest men of the country are growers of cattle. Redwin Brothers make them weigh more than 1,000 pounds at a year old. You would be proud of your boy if he did that. Three more days and 1918 will be history. We can all unite and say we have a better world than we had twelve months ago. Our government has accomplished more than any pre vious year. Our country has produc ed more. Our nation is richer than ever in its history. These records have been made by reason of the ef fort and work of the people. The world has been, made fetter an d more prosperous by reason of our being a part of it. We should apply these rules to the records we have made as individuals. Is your life better than one year ago? Have you made your community and the world better by reason of your living in it? Did you live for self, work for self and let others support the churches, Young Men’s Christian Association, etc. Christ gave his life for you and oth ers. The world is happier and bet ter because he lived nearly two thou sand years ago. Was your record and life for 1918 one that will remind and rejoice others that you have lived? Then it was a success. In a recent issue of The News we stated a Georgia pig club boy had won the champion prize at the Inter national Live Stock Show at Chicago. We were mistaken about this. He was not a pig club boy, but was Mr. R. P. Cotter of Barnesville. He won Senior Boar, Aged Boar and Grand Champion Boar at this show. Several of the club boys of this county will remem ber seeing this hog last summer while at the Farmers’ Institute. One of his pigs Was exhibited at the county con test here in November. We have heard men say who ought to know that Georgia was one of the best hog-rai.8 ing Btates in the Union. Mr. Cotti grew this hog himself. It was raisei in a woods and Bermuda pasture. If every father would provide his boy with a Bermuda pasture and encour age him to grow the best pig in the county things would look different in a few years. Individual Deposits Subject to Check- • 65,752.18 Time Certificates 11,828.00 Cashier’s Checks 118.17 Notes and Bills Rediscounted 15,000.00 Bills Payable, Including Time Certificates, Representing Bor rowed Money 15,000.00 Total $121,133.03 STATE OF GEORGIA—Fayette County. Before me came W. L. BURCH, Cashier of Woolsey Bank, who, be ing duly sworn, says that the above and foregoing statement is a true condition of said bank, as shown by the books of file in said bank. W. L. BURCH. Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 23rd day of December, 1918: J. C. LEWIS, C. N. P. STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION YOUR PROFIT THE BROOKS BANK Located at Brooks, Georgia, At the close of business, December 20, 1918. RESOURCES. Demand Loans ...$ 24,756.80 Time Loans * 37,753.55 Overdrafts, secured , 2,180.62 Overdrafts, unsecured 863.44 Bonds and Stocks Owned by the Bank 10,300.00 Banking House *..... 1,600.00 Furniture and Fixtures 1,729.85 Other Real Estate 870.00 Due from Banks and Bankers in this State: 15,868.86 Due from Banks and Bankers in other States....; 7,543.17 Currency $ 2,671.00 Gold J-,.. 40.00 i Silver, NiclJ ’ He 527.30 v. ' i+L I Clearing Hdffw- 1,186.90 Advances on Cotton....... 15,550.21 19,975.41 Total $123,441.70 LIABILITIES. Capital Stock Paid In $ 15,000.00 Undivided Profits, less Current Expenses, Interest and Taxes Paid 11,201.67 Individual Deposits Subject to Check 70,754.82 Time Certificates 26,110.62 Cashier’s Checks 374.59 Total $123,441.70 STATE OF GEORGIA—Fayette County. , Before me camo I. A. Scott, Cashier of Brooks Bank, who, being duly sworn, says that the above and foregoing statement is a true condition of said bank, as shown by the books of file in said bank. I. A. SCOTT, Cashier. Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 23rd day of December, 1918: NONIE W. GABLE, N. P„ F. C., Ga. Nearly twenty centuries ago Christ lived and died for you. What are you doing for him? In your new year resolutions be sure they are such as will make the world better. Barnesville is to have a million dol lar mall order house in the near future. This will be the largest one In the South. Miss Annie Ilae Lunceford of Wool- sey Is the guest of relatives here. Our line of Hardware, Implements and Gas Engines was never so complete as today. Goods are continually arriving which we con tracted for months ago and if you will lay in now for your win ter and spring requir- men s your profit will be greater than ours. The demand for hard ware will be greater than the supply. G.&G. HARDWARE CO.
