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CHICKASHA DAILY E X P ft E S S, CHIC KASHA 0 K L A. H 0 M A .
"S. Ciur-i-ey
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WE ASK YOU
it itnU mcr.t of
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-:.fru"t t.-.r money to a Lai.i , a Jti -hi i
of lit linhMM. atrenjftn.
AhAi.Y;.;;;-T.Ur-'.!.J.Nr OK CON,jTJ.N Olf
THE FI I i S T N ATI 0 N A L OA N K
Chukdiha, Oklahoma.
At the Cloe of Business IVLruary 20. 1212.
ASSETS.
Leant and Discount I
Ttl is tbe amount of money w have loaoid out on la
tfeift fliiil consists of notes, bonds and mortgage.
I .' and Warrants ..
Tliii is tie amount of money we have Invested In ttocki;
county, state and district warrants ire tiny carried on
our book it at par value.
Bills cf Exchange on Cotton
This is the amount of money we buve loaned on cot
fin, and is payable on demand.
Overdrafts
This is the total amount our customers have checked out
above tbe amount standing to their credit. We dislike aa
overdraft account and la ordinary buaiues trabtactluai
do not permit tbem.
United States bonds to secure circulation
This Is tbe amount of money we have Invested In United
Elates bonds to secure tbe bank notes of thi bank whica
are in circulaiion for like amount.
United States bonds on hard
Ibis Is the amount of money we hate Invested In United
Btates bonds to secure United States desalt whicti we
have at this time amounting to l,0b0.(W.
Cash with United States treasurer
'I bis is tbe amount of money we have on deposit with tbe
United States Treasurer to redeem our mutilated bank
notes when forwarded to tbe United States Treasury for
new money.
Cash on hand
Til's Is tbe amount we bars In actual cash In our rauld
a bit safe.
Cath with bant
This Is (be amount we bare deposited wl(u banks In New
York, Cbl-ago, HI. Louis and Kaunas City. 'I bis, plus tbe
amount of actual ea.'-.h on band is tbe amount of our avail
able tush.
ff,'1)e04.78
8i.179.E6
.2,174.87
4,011.81
,100,000 00
II.C'Lfl SO
5,000.00
.70,764.01
162,22191
Total Asets 892,889.27
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock Fully Paid 200,000.00
This Is divided Into two thousand shares of $100.0(1 each.
I and Is fully paid by the stockholders of this bank.
I 8urplu 60,00000
Tbis represents that portion of earnings or profits from
tbe business which has been get out as additional work
lux capital and security to our patrons.
Undivided Profits (Net) 1,411.75
This Is tbe amount of net profits we ba?e on band after
paying all our running expenses to date.
Circulation 100,000.00
This is tbe national bank notes of this bank consisting of
five, ten. twentyfifty and one hundred dollar bills now
In circulation.
Individual Deposits , , 449,381.25
This Is tbe amount our customers tare deposited with u
subject to check.
Bank Deposits 78,424.44
This Is tbe amount twenty backs located la Oklahoma
have deposited with this bank.
United States Deposits 1,000.01
This is tbe amount tbe United States bis deposited wl'a
UjIs batii.
Reserved for Taxes , 2 671 83
This h the amount :et a it! e to he used In paying taxes."
THE SOCIAL WORLD
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HI ft-Hd sr- SO. 1i
re Msa-r-
MARITAL SUCCESS. I Ball for Benefit of
Five y. ars ago he said to me, when tits Strikers.
I was bushing twenty-three, "Oh, won't j Although bauiicapped by very tin
you spend your lite with me?" ; propitious weather, the entertainment
;and ball given by the Chickasha Trades game Saturday afternoon was the third
'I will ! Council at Convention bail Tliursdaviof the series. Mrs. Coutinev had the
evening, proved to be a very delight-! rooms of her home artistically adorn-
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&" '. r - I e r- 1 . (i i r
tcb.es were arranged for the fame.
M: v J. I . i rood won tr.e "in. A series
of games is in progress and although
p:xa are not given, the scores are
kept and the winner of the games will
be entertained by the losers. The
"Dear h-art,, I anwereo Mm,
the round of life .'Kj yoi fuli'ili lov--,
honor and obey until"
So e were wedded rather soon and
passed a blissful honeymoon, alone, to
s; tber and atune.
five yars ago you'd rather wince
a' such an odd coincidence I've rea!
Iv hardly seen him since;
I
We're married still, it's very (rue,
and vraliy quite devoted," too; but,
ttn-n we've both bad much Jo do.
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At first it was Just business that
kt-pt bubble always at tbe bat, while I
i ran Mary and the flat.
ful event. The pu.-iose of the affair,
a, explained by Mr. A. W. Bennett,
who preside, while the program was
being rendered, was to raise money
ti assist the striking shopmen on the
Hurriman lines. Air. Bennett thanked
th'r musicians, teamsters and others
who donated their services for the oc- i
ca.-ion. Mr. 'John W. Duff made ai
short address, explaining the strike j
situation on the Harriman lines and
reydintrs were given by Misses Mozelle
.Siimjrter and Bess Letting. An eight-J
piece orchestra, directed by Mr. Ab
bott, furnished exceptionally fine mu
sic. After the program was concluded
dancing was enjoyed till a late hour.
.Next, family funds to reimburse, Mrs. Rewman Guest of Honor.
high finance marked him with her Mrs. Paul ft. man of Tw-adarx,,! s
re, while I had baby and her nurse. I p., was the guest of honor at several
j informal dinner parties and afternoon
And, after that, be undertook to receptions this week Vf.a nwmn
iia , Just returned from her honeymoon
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Total Liabilities 892,889.27
Tbe above statement la correct.
F. L. SL.USHEH, Cashier.
The above figures show tbe condition of this bat. We Invite ac
counts of all dfslrixig safe, conservative and liberal banking conneo
nections. No excessive loans no borrowed money.
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The Only Modern Machinery
Equipped Garage in
Grady County
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i iapaDio ot taking care of all kinds of work, j;
ti Everything for the Automobile and Mo-p
torcycle. All wo KRuaranteed. Phono 90S I
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Boone & Rickerts Garage 1
I 209-211 South Fourth St.
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Lunch Counter Open Day and Night
riotet Mi mi? ay
Modern in Every Way
Catord to Ihe host reopie of Chickasha and Grady '
'i Gounty. A home with had conveniences.
MIDWAY HOTEL CO. Tho Best I
i reil Andrews, M??r. of Meals M
.ereraliy to keep the cook.
As president he's In demand; a maid
anf butler I command, a chauffeur.
j footman, and a band.
J A captain now of indn-try, you read
of bis philanthropy; but home's the
; sphere for little men.
: Our paths diverge it seems they
j "have ter." I, really Is a thought, for
i laughter "They both lived bapp'ly
I evei after." juf.
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; Miss Dies Honoree at
; Delightful Dinner.
I Miss Leah Dies of Dallas, Tex., was
, the goest of honor at a most delightful
dim er party Saturday evening, given
by Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Belt Is. The
j dining room was tastefully and art.'s
; tically decorated in pink and while,
the table being laid in the same color
scbeme. Raskr-ts. filled with fragrant
benches of sweet peas were suspended
j from the celling over the ends of the
j table and a smaller basket hung from
: She chandelier in the center. Tiie han
jdk:' of the b skets were tied wilh
' pink tulle and a silver candlestick with
; pick candles occupied the center of
the tabic. Dainty hand-painted water
eclor sketches decorated the place
cards. The party was one of tbe most
enjoyable of the season and the charm
ing hospitality of the host and hostess
juh'cd much to the success of the eve
ning. Covers were laid for Messrs.
and Mesdarnes J, O. Burgett, J. C.
flood, Reford Bond, H. T. Bettls,
Misses Gladys Burgett, Leah Dies and
Messrs. Velborn. King onil .1. W. Rich
burg: ATter dinner the guests spent the
evening at bridge.
o
Ter.th Wedding Anniversary '
Is Celebrated.
The tenth wedding anniversary of
I Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Richards was ecle
jbiaied Tuesday evening at the home
or Mr. and Mrs. A. I!. Mnrgan. Thirty
fricnd.i cf tho Richards family were
invited and a complete surtirise was
given the guests of l.snor. Seven table.-
were arranged for Karnes and
card games played at four tables,
while progressive dominoes furnished
amusement at the other tables. The
idea of the tin wedding celebration
vv.t carried out in the score cards,
which were tiny tin bells attached to
hand painted cards. Mi's. Morgan
served a delicious two course lunch
eon Mr. and Mrs. Richards were Ihe
r cipienfs of rnuny useful articles In
! tinware.
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j Miss DaRhner Hostess at
Girls' Club.
Miss Null Dashner entertained ihe
members of the "Just Us GIHs Club"
hi a ueiijuiuu'i jir:'mu Thursday ev
niiig This tAcntyfir.it game of the
scries of thirty games that are now in
pngtess between two of the-members
of the club and two Hie members
o' (iie young men's Forty-two club,
wa:- played. The score now stands
twelve in favor of the boys and nine
for the girls, Creat interest has been
arcused in the contest. Miss Da'.hner
sci ved a delicious two course lunch
eoi,, the color scheme of pink and
white being carried out In the table
dtcotatlons and In the serving. The
favors were pink roses. The club will
meet next Saturday at the home of
Miss I'aulitie Owen.
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Rfeeption for Seniors.
Invitations were issued Friday morn
ini; to a reception for the senior class
in high school to be given by the mem
bers of the faculty April 16 at the res
Id. nee of Mr. and Mrs. II. iC Spencer.
Tb reception will be one of the big
social events of the school term.
trip abroad and is Blinding a few days
her and Chickasha friends opened
their homes in her honor this week.
On Monday Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Lou
than gave a dinner party and in the
evening of the same day Vr. and Mrs,
Reford Bond gave a delightful dinner
complimentary to irs. Revmari. Tues
day evening Mr. and Mrs. K. R. Hum
phrey save an informal dinner party
ai.'! Fnday Mrs. J. B. Srks opei.ed
he.-- home to'the friends of Mrs. Rew
man Many ladies called during the
day.
o
District Meeting of Methodist
Mission Society.
The district meeting of the Woman's
Mission society of the Methodist
church will be held at the Methodist
church in this city, beginning Tues
day evening, and several important
state officers are expected, besides a
large number of delegates. The first
evening a reception will be glven the
delegates. Miss Oraoe Ila'.I of the Vir
gin ia-Johnsr.ii Homo of Dallas, Tex.,
will be a gueol of honor on that oc
casion, -its. R. M, Campbell, prcsS
deni of the state organization, will be
here for the meeting and will make
tv.'r addresses during the session. A
number of the stale officers are ex
pected for the meeting.
o
Arrangements are being made by
(he boys of the Baptist Sunday school
to hold an Faster social at the home
of Mrs. J. A. Thompson, ,next Friday
afternoon.
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Oklahoma National Banli
Oiivjiul iHatemt'-nt (OpnijVnHPil) to th
Comptroller cf the Cum-ncy
r C C R U A R Y 2 0,
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.Your Easter
Bonnet
Should come from thia
store if you want tc be
correctly attired. Tbe
finest line ever shown
in Chickasha The very
latest creations at mod
erate pricea.
Mrs. Bertha
'Baldwin
In Ijbman's Jewelry
Store
ed with Faster decorations and the
score cards were Easter cards. I!ic-,
iotw refreshments were served.
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PROGRAM. j
1. Wand Drill. j
'. Chorus.
2 Danish Folk Dance "The Age ofj
Diamonds."
4 Chorus. j
). Norwegian Folk Dance, "Moun- j
tain Mtirch." ;
INTERMISSION.
'. Swedish Singing Came, "The First j
- of May."
". Hoop Drill.
?. Glee Club.
P. Crowning cf the Queen.
Queen Velma Harvey.
Attendants, Bernadette Dugan and
Grace Webb.
Reader Mozelle Sumpter.
l'. .Maypole Dance.
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Spring Festival at the College.
The initial spring festival will lie
held this year at the Girls' college
Aprli 22, and a program will be ren
dered on the campus of tne college.
The May pole will be a part
of the festivities and the "Queen of j
the May" will be crowned. Thp pro-1
gram has been announced and the pub
lic is cordially invited to attend. It. Is
(he aim of the members or (he faculty
and the student body to make the
spring festival an annual event In the
college life.
Th New Century Club.
The New Century club met last
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. R. P.
Type. A very fine sola on the piano
was rendered by Mrs. W. S. Stalev.
Owing to the absence of many of the
members, due to the inclement weath
er, the consideration of the topic was
postponed. The work of next year
was Informally discussed and several
business matters attended to.
The club will meet next tveek, April -
4, with Mrs. George Dasbner. Lesson
Woman. Leader Mrs. T. J. C.ai
braith. Roll Call Quotations on the
subject of home.
Pythian Sisters' Social.
Misses La Veta Hawn, Thelma R ose,
Jettie Driggers, Zella Stoddard and
the Bird children furnished readings
at the entertainment given Monday j
evening by the Pythian Sisters, I'i'M
hocor of the Pythian lodge members Iff
at the monthly social. Musical num-i
ber.s were also furnished by the Pyth- !
iati Sisters' chorus. Mrs. A. P. Hol-
land presided over the meeting. Games
were played in the main hall and re
freshments were served In th dining
room. Seventy-five people were seat
ed at the tables.
o
Forty-Two Ciub.
Mrs. Oatiey Anderson entertained
th.- members of the Forty-two club at
thL regular meeting Tuesday after
noon a.nd three tables were arranged.
Ihe guests ottier than tbe members
were Mesdames Joseph Marable, Ar
thur Browrtop and M!w Leah Dies of
Dallas, Tex. The favors of the offer
noon weer gold collar bullous. Mrs
Anderson served delicious refresh
ments.
resource;
Loans and discounts - - - ?2W),7("iG.9G
Overdrafts - - - H.'XO.ZH
U. S. Bonds .... 25,000.00
Premium on U. S. Bonds - 1!H1.25
Redemption Fund - - l.'JoO.OU
Furniture and Fixtures - - - 5,0(10.00
Bills of Exchange $ 4,159.72
Warrants - - Ift.OfH.lO
Cash and sight exchange 217,505.11 1287,328.93
Total - - - $G07,993.S2
LIABILITIES
Capital stock, paid in - - $100,000.00
Surplus .... 2,500.00
Undivided profits, net - - 4,1'!0.8S
Circulation .... 25,000.00
Deposits - - - 476,ai2.f4
Total - - - $007,993.52
The ahove Statement is correct.
J. I. WHATLEY, Cashier.
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CORN
FIELD and GARDEN SEED
I lome grown Seed Corn railed in Caddo
County last year (1911)
J. A. DILLON
PHONE COG.
CHICKASHA
i -s-i 325 Kansas Ave.
ffinWy jftfz"'? -itfli? fntUrim!
B.P.Smith, President.
VV. W. Home, Vice-Pre.
Win. Inrnan, Vice-Pres.
Ed F. Johns, Cashier.
The Citizens National Bank
CHICKASHA. OKLA.
Capital $75,000
Surplus and Profits 45.000
Your Butinesi Solicited
DIBECTORS:-B. P. Smith. Wm. Inman, W. W. Home.
J. P. Sharp, J. F. Drivers, J. C. Drivers. Ed F. Johns
Jflccountt of merchant, corporation tmi individual ".'.'.:'! ff.
(civ extended contittenl ulth contervativt blinking,
very coiir-
THE U.5. SUPREKECCUSTC
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DECLARES
Birthday Party.
Master Ixmis Les'er entertained
about forty of bis school friends anil
playmates at (he home of bis grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Owsley,
ot South Sixth street, Saturday afier
noon, from 3 until 6 o'clock. Games
and contests furnished the entertain
ment. The parly was given to nek
hrafe the young host's fifteenth birth-
; ?."y. Refreshments were served.
o
' Sorosit Meeting.
j In spite of the rainstorm Wedtieg.
;dnv afternoon, there was a large at
j tendance at the Soro!s club mei-ting
' and the lesson was especially inter
! csting. Mrs. Bryce P. Smith was lead-
j e.-. The club will meet next week at
the home of Mrs. Klmer Terrell, lie
j sfead of Mrs. T. J. O'Xeill'.-, on ac
; coiuji. of it being Holy Week, and Mr i
O'Xeill is observing Lent.
o
Miss Wilson Entertains.
Miss Mary Wi!on enleriained a few
friends Informally Saturday evening
complimentary to Miss Adsih Robin
son e! Oklahoma City, at the home cf
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Roger, r,n Minne
''''? avenue. Games and conversiition
furnished the entertainment. Delir
ious refreshments were served, the
Luster idea being carried niu i,, !,
serving.
(ContlmieiJ od Page Tbrer)
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0UR5TATE BAfiivLANV C0..5TITUTI0MAL
Better Be Safe Than Sorry
Uncle Sam j3 a good business man. He
takes nochances, "WHY SHOULD YOU?"
We offer you every inducement consistent
with good banking.
No matter how largo or how small, give
us a call. Place your money in our bank
and bo protected by the Guaranty Fund of
Oklahoma.
The Farmers Slate
CHICKASHA, OKLAHOMA.
U F. COURTNEY. Prudent. E. VV. POWKR CusLr
J). U. ESSEK, As-U-Cashier. - '-
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