Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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THE Is today i added to merly, be doubling Ui But t today the sident an<( With Resources of C i MILLION, TH fill( in fJ. bes Ca nes LI4 dol nes 1W 01 With ty, and ft Whil andCI ia s ph In sc Ilear tions, t~o If fir* W. C. I)AVIS, J. A. WFUEIEG, 1,. If. H A RVIN, Only Claren FIRST o0 (INCLUDING nore than twice as able to han its own resources but this ad< cause a National Bank can lo the capital we DOUBLE OUI he First National has been re good will of the Bank of Clai I Cashier, both of whom are n4 the Combin ver $800,000.00 E FIRST NATI The Bank of Clar ler the presidency of J. A. W T. Stukes as Cashier, becan1 t commercial banks in this se< rolina. During its seventeen s it made loans amounting te )N DOLLARS, with a loss o lars. That same progressive, s-like banking judgment is R STAFF. the [FE)ERAL RESERVE w equals in this section of th< e the President and the 1st, itrons to understand that the: eking accommodation, those in ind, that this Bank wei 'emain with it, and it shall be 4t class, and up to the minute FIR ST J. A. WEI~NBERG, R. C. BACGGETTr, As S. S. RICHARDSOb B o BIGGEST B don Bank Unm NATIO MANNI1 THE BANK OF C dle your business as before. By dot litional stock enables the First Natioi an only a certain percentage of its ca t ABILITY TO SERVE YOU. cently strengthened by far more thar endon, the second oldest bank in the w with this Bank. ed Strength od and Deposits of Ov )NAL BANK SOLI( endon The Fi einberg, with has been in bi e one of the Peoples Bant tion of South has grown fi stitution tha years of busi- liberal as sou FOUR MIL- ing on deposi f only forty has not been because its i careful, busi- their needs. ADDED TO management the capital st< our ability to SYSTEM back of this Institution, it v State, for service. Vice President are engaged in other have the first claim on their time. customers preferring to see Mr. Wei nts every customer formerly connect our constant aim to strive to please y service, is what you are seeking, you 'NA TIC OF MANNING dlent, A. C. BRAE /ice Pre'sidenft, J. T. STUKII sistant Cashier, J. SCOTT B I, Bookkeeper, W. E. GEIC IAY LESESNE, Stenographer. ard of Direct4 I. V. PLOWD)EN, A. C. BRADHAM, S. 0. O'BRYAN, ANK IN CLAR EAVDO ler Supervision o meum ummmuu muuunuum mmuuum,: NAL B) i G LARENDON) ibling its capital stock it has not or tal to handle larger business than ft pital and surplus to one customer. I the mere increase of stock. It enjo lounty, and the cooperation of its Pi F the Two Ban er THREE QUAR' :ITS YOUR BUSIN rst National Bank isiness with its predecessor, The , 8 years. During that time it om a mere beginning to an in has been as progressive and nd judgment would permit, hav t at the merger $395,000.00. It able to cater to some customers mit was necessarily too low for That condition- prompted the of this bank to recommend that )ck be doubled, thereby doubling serve the public. ,ill have no superior in the Cot business, this Bank wants the pub nberg and Mr. Stukes are invited to ed with either of the combined instil Dlu. can get it at H AM, Vice President, SR, Cashier, AGNAL, Assistant Cashier, 'ER, Bookkeeper, N COUNTY F the Federal Gom wusuuunuamumnnun - re INK ly y ks ERS of a ESS. I !fi ln lic do INK G. T. FLOYD, T. M. DAVIS. ernment