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Harfmdk Pharmacy X (Earrall 3 m frees THE PEOPLE’S POPULAR PAPER AND THE OFFICIAL ORGAN OF CARROLL COUNTY CARROLLTON, CARROLL COUNTY, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17 1910 5264 Statement of the Condition of the FIRST NATIONAL BANK the close of business At Carrollton in the State of Georgia at November 10th, 1910 30,000.00 40,678.00 RESOURCES Loans and Discounts $300,888 Overdraft a secured and un secured Ml.106.311 11. S. Bonds lo secure circu lation loo.i Banking house, furniture & fixtures Due from National Hunks, (not reserve agents). Due from State and Private Banks and Bankers. Trust Companies and Savings Bnk Due from approved reserve agents Checks and other cash items Notes of other Nat. Banka,. Fractional paper currency, nickels aim cents Lawful Money Reserve in Ba n k. vi /.: Sped e.. • ,S26. o5 Legal tender Notes. ,l,r>oo.oo Redemption fund with l\ S. Treas. 5'ft* of circulation ... 9 143,63 2,008,44 2.100.00 11,820.05 5.001,00 Total $543,027.42 LIABILITIES Capital Stoek $100,000 00 Surplus Fund 100,000.00 Undivided profits less ex* penses and taxes paid. . 5 080.23 Nat Bank Notes outstanding 99 ioo.no Due to approved reserve Agts 8.363.78 Individual ueposits sunject to cluck 110,865 62 Time certificates of Deposit. 20,070.83 Certified cheeks 104 so Cashier checks outstanding 10.5H8.20 Notes and bills rediscounted 15.000.00 Bills payable including cer tificates of deposit for money borrowed . 00.0oo.0o Program of Womans Missonary Society Ward Total *648,<127.42 STATE OF GEORGIA, County of Carroll, ss 1. K B Brodnax, cashier of the above named hank, do solemnly swear that the above statement Is true to the best of :ny knowledge and belief. R 11 Brodnax. Cashier. Subscribed ami sworn to before me this 16th aay of Nov, 1910, J.L. Vaughan Notary Public. CORRECT—Attest: LC Mandeville ) C B Simonton ; Directors. W O Perry ) Statement of the Condition of the Citizens Bank Located at Carrollton, Ga., at the close of business Nov. ioth 1910. If ESO TUCKS LIABILITIES Loan-s and Discounts .$184,091 AM Capital Stock Paid ia $50,000.00 Overdrafts 17,667 93 Surplus Fund 10,000.00 Funavltmre and Fixtures ... . 3 009,00 Undivided Profits, less cur* rent expenses A taxes puld 2,6t>0.8l Due from Banks and Hank *rs in the State 35.717 30 Individual^Deposits subject i)& Due from Hanks and Bankers iuotliei states . 34.520 ,fiT» Cashier's Checks 8,139.96 Currency 960.00 Hills Payable, Including Time Certificates representing Silver, Nicklos and Pennies nruB Borrowed Money 100.0'>0.00 Checks nml cash Items .... 2o6.25 Saving Deposits 8.600.07 Total 1 .•>*-’-6.329.09 Total 2*20.33?. 09 EORGIA. Carroll County, i cam** A. K Snead. Cashier, avs that the above and foregom f tald Dank, as shown by the books of file in STATE t) Before duly true and subscribed befo f Citizens IL statement is 1 mid Bank. V K. Snead. Cashier, me, this IKth, day of No ember 1910. J. H. MClellan, O. N. P. FOREIGN DEPARTMENT. Nov. 22, 1910. Subject—Looking Upward. Leaders — Mesdames Mollie and J. M. Jackson. Song—All Hail the Power of Jesus’ Name. Thanksgiving for our God: Scripture Reading—MrsJ M Jackson. Prayer of Thanksgiving—Mrs. A. W. Quillian. Thanksgiving for our Land People. Song—My Country 'Tis of Thee. Thanksgiving for our Religion— Young People. Looking Forward: Our Responsibility—Mrs. Ward Prayer Song—Quartette Bible Responses to Missionary Ques tions. Duett—Over the Ocean. The School of Experience: What has Won the Missionary Heroes? 1st.—Influence of Parents. 2d.—Influence of School. 3rd,—Later Influences. Reading-Individual Responsibility— Mrs. W. W. Baskin. Song—I Gave My Life for Thee. The Giving Alphabet. Sharp Shooting. Religion-A Japanese Story— Mrs. Dr. Carter. Display of the Ribbon Chart. Organ Solo—Miss Annie Pace. Thank Offerings. Candidates are Still Hard at Work and Are Securing Votes This writing marks about the middle of the most interesting news paper voting contest that Carroll County has ever known. The open and above hoard man ner in which it is being conducted increases the incentive to woek, for popular and energetic candidate— realizing us they do every assurance of a "Square deal.” Rend carefully, the change of Voting Schedule published alsa Young , where in this paper and hustle for NEW subscriptions. Are you pleased witli your stand ing below? If not. increase your effort for the remaining 37 days and make YOUR place where you would have it in the table below. The Standing Follows. Statement of the Condition of the Carrollton Bank Located at Carrollton, Ga., at the close of business, Novem ber xoth, 1910. SK&J Influences in American City \ Growth. The Manufacturers Record of Nov 3, 1910, lias a most instructive article on this subject. Two hundred and four cities, each having a pop ulation of more than 25,000 havej Macedonia, Haralson Co in the last decade increased their j Piny Woods, Appointments of Elder John Trent The following are appointments of Elder John Trent of Virginia. Will preach at the places named below: Center Haralson Co. Nov. 22 Mt. Zion, Polk County “ 23 24 25 aggregate population from 19,515,0001 Bremen, Mt Cline church 26 and 27 to 25,822,000, or by more than | Old Bethel, Carroll Nov. 23 6,307,000, equal to 32.3 per cent. A ' New Hope, Villa Rica, Ga. “ 29 large number of letters from the County Line - 30 mayors of cities and from prominent business men have been received by the Record and two-thirds of them points to the establishments of ifyanufacturing industries or the expansion of those which have been in operation as the cause of the wonderful growth of the cities. These facts should he taken into consideration by the citizens of Car rollton. What efforts are we putting fortli to attract industries to our . city? Wbat inducements are we ^holding out to the better class of citizens from other parts of the United States to come and locate among us with this brain and brawn and this money? What are we doing to keep our own young men with 116? It has been conservatively esti- timated that one good man is worth in dollars and cents to a community at least five thousand dollars. How then has Carrollton and Carroll county been impoverished by the great army of citizens who have left our borders and gone to enrich Alabama, Texas, and other states? While we have some industries worth thousands of dollars to our »(bwn and county we ought to have many more. America’s industries should be encouraged here, not in competition with those now in operation, but to supplement them and help in the development of others on new and seperate lines. Every willing heart and hand should be attracted to our city by the establishment of these ad ditional industries. Lost les gold watch with ladies picture in back Find return to Antioch Whooping Creek Emicus Dec. 1 “ 2 Dec 3 and 4 HOME MISSION DAY. Wednesday Afternoon, Nov. 23. Subject—Ruth Hargrove Institute. Leader—Mrs. Robt. Hyatt. Hymn—“Take my Life and Let it Be" Devotional: Consecration—Mrs John Jackson. Duett—Mrs. Paul Jack and Mrs. B. F. Bass. Reading: "Ruth Hargrove” — Mrs’ Homer Perdue, Reading: Mrs. C. H. Stewart. Reading: The Giving of Self and Service.—Mrs. Warren Meadows. Song—Miss Mary Lou New. Thank Offering. Announcements. Closing Prayer. Friday, Nov. 25. FOREIGN DEPARTMENT. Subject—Looking Outward. Tiie Field is the World. The King's Business Requireth Haste: Leaders—Mesdames J. T. Bradley and L. K. Smith. Song The Kingdom Coming. Bible Responses to Missionary Ques tions The Juveniles. Prayer Mrs. L. K. Smith. Song Juveniles. Missionary Panorama Olive Brad ley, Jennie Stone, Margaret Smith, Caroline Stewart, Susie Tanner, and Marguerite Adams. Prayer, The World Our Parish Bessie "c- Cowan. Mrs. E. S. Lyle Mrs. Louis Sims Miss Myrtie Fields Mrs 0. B. Harris Miss Florence Wilke Miss Lucile Davenport Miss Johnnie McDonald Mrs Vera McKleroy 174,500 169,000 51,000 44,500 31,000 17000 11000 7000 Mail Order Service. For the con venience our farmer friends, we are preparing to handle all mail orders for items which can be mailed, and guarantee prompt delivery. Drop us a card when you need drug ser vice. We will give you our best ab ility in selection, and refund money if not satisfactory. RESOURCES Loans and Discounts, Overdrafts Furniture and Fixtures Due from Banks and Bank ers in the State 15,964.84 Due from Banks and Bank ers in other States . 30,120.50 1,000.00 Currency Gold .... Silver, Nickles& Pennies Exchanges for the Clear ing House UAHILITIES 225,144.61 j Capital Stock, paid in 100,000.00 36,743.75 Surplus Fund . 48,000.00 Undivided profits, less cur rent expnses & taxes paid 18,313.05 Due unpaid dividends 160.00 Individual ileixisits subject to check 102,397.20 5.493.001 Demand certificates 1,495.00 I Bills payable, including time 562.82; certificates representing 2,359.32 4,705.05 borrowed money 50,000.00 Total 321,229.571 Total 321,229.57 STATE OF GEORGIA, Carroll County. Before me came H. N. Spence, Cashier o£ Carrollton 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. H. N. Spence, Cashier, Sworn to and subscribed before me this 16th day of November, 1910, W. L. Robinson. C. N. P, The Kings Business Requireth Haste- Dorothy Bledsoe. Song Oh Zion Haste. Flash Lights from God’s Word Mrs. L. K. Smith. Solo Mrs. R. J. Galbreath. Prayer for the Spirit of Responsi bility and Urgency. Mrs. Byrom. A Study in the Evangelization ofi of the World in This Generation Mrs. Warren Meadows. Reading—Mrs. B. F. Boykin. ! Organ Solo Miss Jewel Jones. Thank Offering. Statement of the condition of The Peoples Bank, Located at Carrollton, Ga., at the close of business Nov. ioth 1910. RF.SOURCK8 LIABILITIES Loans and Discounts 107.3611 At. Capital Stock 1'ald In •H),ooo.00 Overdrafts 9,480.61 Undivided I'rollts, hiss Current Banking House expenses and Taxes Paid ,,028.SI 4,8(H).00 Indivual Deposits Subject Furniture and Fixtures 3,067.07 to check 57,039.74 Due from Hunks and Rankers Demand certificates . a,625.62 III tlie State 8,777.40 Hills Payable, including time Due from Banks ond Hankers Or tl Heines rep rise nil n in other States .... 10,607.62 Borrpwcd Money 35,(00.00 7,488.00 Gold 190.00 Silver. Sickles and Pennies 879.63 Checks and cash items 949.92 TOTAL lf.il ,6911.77 TOTAL 159,598.77 GEORGIA. Carroll County; •ciiim* G.O. Cook, Cashlerof Tl t mid foregoing k books of Ml titter Saturday, Nov. 26. Topic The American Crisis. Leader Mrs. C. H. Stewart. Hymn. Deqotional Mrs. A. W. Quillian. Reading: The Surrendered Life in the Home. Mrs. M. M. Bradley. Song rs. Paul Jack Reading: Settlement Work and Work for Foreigners. Mrs. Robt. Foster, Rescue Work Mrs. S. J. Boykin. Reading: Mrs. Buford Boykin Reading: “Multiplied Opportunities.” Mrs. J. T. Bradley. Duet Mrs. Paul Jack and Mbs Mary Lou New, Reading: "A Plea for Homes," Mrs. Homer Perdue. Offering. Prayer Mrs. S. C. Kytle. j [>rn to and subscribed befor Peoples Bank, who being duly nt is a true condition of i a said Dank. (4. (J. Cook, Cashier. « tills lotli day of Novell!bei W. L. Robinson. ( 11)10. IB. IP. BOYKIN ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Call and See About Borrowing Money. Loans Made on farms andCity house and Lots. First National Bank Building Phone No, io5 ©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©$©©$©©$$$$$$£££q Jos. L. Cobb, Sr., Recovers. Col. Joseph L. Cobb, who was stricken last winter with paralysis, | has recovered and resumed the' active practice of law: Col. Cobb will practice in all the courts as heretofore. He is a hard 1 fighter for his clients’ interests, even as he was fighter in Wheeler’s Cavalry. That he is able to start back in har ness with the beginning of the fall term of the Courts is a source of pleasure to his many friends. Coming Opera House. The patrons of the Opera House will have another fine chance in see ing a Morris Act at 10-20-30 cent price, Joseph Wright Co. is the head-liner for the balance of next week. Mr. Wright has been starring for several (seasons in the following successes, “Billy the Kid,” “Peck’s Bad Boy," and “The Boy from the West” He comes next week for a weeks engagement. Chamberlain’s Stomach and Live Tablets do not sick or gripe, and may be taken with perfect safety Dy the most delicate woman or the youngest child. The old and feeble will also find them a most suitable remedy for aiding and strengthening their weakened digestion and for regulating the bowels. For sale by W. L. Worthy or Johnson Drug Co. Free Press office and recieve reward. ^ Store. Glass bowls at Williams’ Cash Do You Realize How Many Well Dressed Men You meet every day are dressed in Stein-Bloch Smart Clothes, either suits or overcoats? The best dressed business man in this town wears a Stein Bloch business sack suit thai he tried on and purchased in this store. You are uot wist if you do not look into this. Mon ey will be saved you and the fit and style of your clothes will satisfy you. Fall and winter styles in proper weights, fresh patterns and the best fashion of the day are ready for you to try on. Think this matter ouer from all of view. $10 to $27.50 Knox and Stetson Hats. 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