First State Bank Gustine Texas Financial Condition filed
Charter No. 1385 Banx presents the Official Statement of Financial Condition for The First State Bank at Gustine Texas as of June 23 1960 sworn by cashier Lunch Willingham and notarized in Comanche County Texas. It shows total liabilities and capital at 776606.54 with loans and discounts 395642 including government obligations 103687.50 and other assets such as cash 214748.58 and real estate 0.00. The document lists various asset categories and confirms compliance with Texas Banking Laws and a notary public acknowledgment by Mrs W B Ru.
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Banx
First State Bank
Gustine, Texas
Banking Commissioner of
Texas
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
State of Texas
Comanche
Willingham
W. B. RU
Comanche County
First Bible School held at Taylor's Chapel
Sode Springs Chapel Methodist Church hosted its first Bible School at Taylor's Chapel with an average daily attendance of 40 and plans for an annual event, praised by pupils and teachers. Nearby families and residents from Ozona Abilene Sweetwater Sundown and Comanche County visited relatives and joined weekend gatherings.
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Roger Weaver
Odessa
Alice
G. W. Barrick
Barrick
Edgar Woods
Jan
Oregon
Set
Russell Wright
Abilene
A. E. Vineyard
Bill Gressett
A&m College
Kenneth Walker
Sundown
V. C. Walker
Kenneth Crocker
Grandbury
Claud Jones
O. M. Stephens
Susan Pierce
Janie Fisher
Wichita Falls
Wayland Evans
Camp Carson
Colo
Fort Hood
Pershing Hicks
Eva
Jerry
Big Lake
Causeys
Comanche County Hosts Pakistani Students at A&M Roundup
Comanche Countians joined 40 Pakistani students at Texas A&M College Station for the June 8 4-H Roundup after hosting them during Christmas holidays and a Stag Creek state tour. Visitors from Soda Springs Beattie Newbury assisted with tours and meals, with welcome car placards and native cuisine as the group shared hospitality and stories.
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Comanche County
College Station
Com County
Texas A&m College
Angus Dickson Jr
A&m
Comanche
Stag Creek
Pakistan
Soda Springs
Beattie
Newbury
Van Dyke Hill Farm Visitors and Rain Report
Community notes show visitors from Borger Midland Amarillo De Leon and Blanket attended at the Bagley and Gressett homes. Weekly rainfall to June 18 recorded at .40 inches. Also featured is a poem about a boy who loves work and faith, titled Jesse's Verse To His Little Friends.
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Truman Bratton
Jackie
Clementine
Bonnie
Charles
Stanley
Brownwood
Alvin Richmond
Jim
Sue
Jule
Blanket
Zion Hill
A. L. Coleleasure
Robie Winkles
Johnnie
Nancy
de Leon
Margaret Brinson
van Dyke
Jesse
Wesley O Page Promoted to Houston Branch Manager
Wesley O Page husband of the former Ruth Cox is named Houston branch manager for George E Failing Co of Enid Oklahoma a Westinghouse subsidiary that makes rotary drilling equipment and runs supply stores in Houston Midland Grant N M Hattiesburg Miss Casper Wyoming Grand Junction Colo and an export office in New York City Page has spent five years in the sales department based in San Antonio.
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Wesley O. Page
Ruth Cox
Houston
George E. Failing Co
Enid
Oklahoma
Geo. E. Failing Co
Westinghouse Air Brake Company
Midland
Grant, N. M
Hattiesburg
Miss
Casper
Wyoming
Grand Junction
Colorado
New York City
Page
San Antonio
Community Notes and Funeral Obituary Mentions
The column records local activities including peanut planting winding down, visits from Rosenberg and Dallas, and family gatherings. It notes the funeral of Elmer Hodge in Dublin and other funerals in De Leon, with residents visiting relatives in Dublin, Fort Worth, Midland, and Hollis Cox home.
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J. D. Stephens
Charlie Skaggs
Rosenberg
Helen Sims
Elmer Hodge
Dublin
Hodge
Veterans’ Hospital
Temple
Jesse Steele
Walker Little
Esther Parsley
Atlas Smith
Midland
Hollis Cox
Dennis
Gustine 4 H Club Hosts Sidney Visitors
Gustine 4 H Club hosted the Sidney 4 H Club on Monday May 13 with seven visitors and 13 members present. Attendees included Ronnie Cox Nicky Pruitt Mike Waldrop Brenda Ross Diane Massengale and Gustine members Terry Sparkman Lonnie Sparkman Diane Adcock Ronnie Adcock Ray Center Kay Center and others. They held recreation and a business meeting followed by refreshments. The gathering was tied to the funeral of Gene Hazzard Cox’s nephew.
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Dyanna Harvick
Gustine
Sidney
Monady
Pres
Ronnie Cox
Nicky Pruitt
Mike Waldrop
Brenda Ross
Diane Massengale
Terry Sparkman
Lonnie Sparkman
Diane Adcock
Ronnie Adcock
Ray Center
Kay Center
Bill Pettit
Bobby Chancellor
Elaine Chancellor
Roy Chancellor
Cynda Lu Patton
Ronald Matthews
Ronnie McCammon
Methodist Appointments Reflect Conference Transfers
The conference lists widespread ministerial moves including Rev. George M. Greeben to Azle and Rev. Urban A. Schulze from Coleman to Waco Herring Avenue. Other transfers include Rev. Gaston Foote to Fort Worth First, Rev. Charles H. Cole to Gatesville District, and Rev. H. B. Lloyd to Waxahachie District. The body also endorses ending race discrimination across churches housing schools and public facilities.
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George M. Greeben
Gustine
Azle
Urban A. Schulze
First
Coleman
Herring Avenue
Waco
Gaston Foote
Comanche County
Fort Worth
Charles H. Cole
Gatesville
H. B. Lloyd
Brownwood
Polytechnic Church
Waxahachie
John Morphis
Comanche
Dallas
Central Church
C. C. Sessions
Fort Worth Central
Cleburne
J. W. Sprinkle
Central
Kessler Park
Dalas
Glenn Bowman
Ferris
Mart
Lloyd Coxer
Blanket
Raymond M. Burton
Stephenville
A. S. Gafford
Temple
C. D. Wooten
de Leon
E. R. Gordon
River Oaks
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Stan
Raisani
West Pakistan
U.S
Sardar Ghaus Bakhsh
Quetta
West
Ent
Insect, Pest Control Service
Pest Control Service
William Lane
West Paine
Ren
South Side
Quiche
Southwesp
ALL Ladies
Pima Voile
Garza Sheets
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