About Americus times-recorder. (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current | View Entire Issue (July 8, 1925)
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JULY 8, 1925 AMERICUS TO PLAY CORDELE Bascbal Ifans of this and near by cities are m for a treat Thursday afternoon when at 3:30 the local aggregation locks horns with the Cordele nine. Both teams are in mid-season form and as college Hitchers will be used it is expected the scores on neither side will be large. Kinson 'Findley, University of Georgia ball tosser, will be on the mound for the locals. He pitched excellent ball this summer while al college and announces t hat be i in -- fine shape Io go nine innings strong. The Cordele team has not announc ed their twirler but it has leaked out that the yhave procured the best in that section. The game will get underway promptly at 3:30 Statement of PLAINS BANK Plains, Georgia. Showing condition at close of busi ness June 30th, 1925, called for by the Superintendent of Banks. President, R. S. Oliver; Vice-Presi dent, \V. L. Thomas; Cashier, Frank H. Greer. RESOURCES Time loans and dis- counts .$305,555.92 Demand loans . .... 100.00 Stoclj in Federal Reserve- Bank . 2,550.00 Other stocks and bonds 377.10 Banking house . 2,403.91 Furniture and fixtures 4,163.94 Other real estate owned 14,399.29 Due from Federal Re- serve Bank 848.15 Cash in vault and amounts deposited With approved Reserve agents 11,243.53 Checks for Clearing House 44.00 Other assets 1,171.68 Total ..$342,917.52 » LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in ..$ 50,000.00 Surplus 12,000.00 Undivided profits 875.56 Deposits subject to Check 80,010.62 Time certificates of de- posit 69,876.67 Trust funds on deposit 6,378.27 Bills payable 101,959.00 Notes and bills redis- counted - 1,817.40 Call money ... 20,000.00 Total .$342,917.52 State of Georgia, Sumter County. Before me came Frank 11. Greer, cashier Plains Bank who being duly sworn says that the abpve foregoing statement is a true condition of said Bank, as shown by the books of file 1 in said Bank. FRANK 11. GREER. Sworn to and übsgribed before me, this 7th day of July, 1925. S. It. TIMMERMAN, Notary Public State-at-Large, Plains, Ga. My commis ion expires Jan. 10, 1929. Statement of THE PLANTERS BANK OF AMERICUS Americus, Ga. Showing condition at close of busi ness June 30, 1925, as called for by the Superintendent of Bank.. Pre. i dent, L. G. Council; Viet-President and Cashier, C. M. Council. RESOURCES Time Loans and Dis- counts .. .. $1,160,739.66 Demand Loans 163,510.35 Other Stocks and Bonds - 225.00 Banking House 21,961.34 Other Real Estate Owned 5,523.81, Cash in Vault and Amounts Deposited with Approved Re serve Agents 97,528.39 Due from Other • Banks 853.21 Advances on Cotton 19,673.01 Checks for Clearing House 6,683.09 •Other Checks and Cash Items 637.27 Total - $1,477,335.13 LIABILITIES Capital Stock Paid in $ 100,000.00 Surplus - 200,000.00 Undivided Profit- 30,222.44 Due to Banks 30,665.90 Deposits Subject to Check - 461,688.26 Demand Certificates of Deposit- 3,996.82 Time Certificates of . -Deposit - • 314,734.50 Savings Deposits - 106,027.21 Trust F unds on De- posit .. 20,000.00 Bills Payable 190,000.00 Notes and Bills Redit- ■ counted 20,000,00 Total ...$1,477,335.13 State of Georgia, Sumter County. Before me came C. M. Council, Cashier of the Planters Bank of Americus who being duly sworn ays that the above foregoing statement is a true condition of said Bank, as shown by the books of file in said Ba,lk ' C. M. COUNCIL. Sworn to and subscribed before me, this Sth day of July, 1925. T ’ E. B. EVERETT, ' Notary Public, Sumter County, Georgia.’ My commissmn expired June 27; 1926. ; . BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Opal Is Just Curious By Martin VUHUT AYA. DOES lOH Jt'.'.RES THREE dr"oX X4OW CAN VO TEIX MW A?' ~ DESK AE.AH OTHER. --X SPOSIm' SOMEONE- BOOT <AY SYZE CC’ .- X Vo Do AT VO' I MODELS - AN' U AENnUSR.- Iff PtY'D LOOK IN DE DRESS B . ' «! V9OOELS VO - SPEAKS OF-YS i SORE-JOS l\l IN-DOES Vo'ALL GET IN DE SAME. PR- .S'- 1 Z MEVj JOB.CAYSS ANYONE kJANTS T'LOOK. AT B SJHEN YORE VJEARYN' UiukLXl®* S 8 I ? '' r Bo ?' T , Xo S ' 2E ' wo ?J I A B<v>T - I ' . 'X ' . rX~~ & XX z. —xX z? 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