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Stockholders Discuss
1953 Progress
One hundred and sixty-six shares out of a possible 250 shares were represented at the Tuesday meeting of the Stockholders-Directors of the First National Bank of Flint Hill. The group was pleased at the accomplishments evident during the 1953 working year. $1000 had been added to the surplus account and a satisfactory amount to undivided pro. fits. In addition the 3% dididend was paid. H. J.' Turner asked to be relieved of his position as director because of ill health. Emory C. Rus—sell—was—elected—director—in his stead. The seven directors of the *bank include in addition to Mr. Russell, John S. Browning, Herbert Foster, William W. Miller, John R. Moore, Jr., G. W. Smith Jr., and Frank Cary._____I1 Directors Elect Cary, President
Following the stockholders’ meeting, the directors convened and elected the following officers: President, Frank Cary; Vice-President, William Miller; Cashier, J. S. Browning; and Assistant Cashiers, Mrs. Emory Russell and Mrs. W. A. Moore.
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