The Index-Journal from Greenwood, South Carolina • Page 9

Index-Journal, Greenwood, S. Jan. 25, 1967 9 Courthouse Records (Jan. It through Jan. 24) PROPERTY TRANSFERS William T.

Gregory to Jack T. Perkinson, lot in Chinquapin, $5 and other considerations. topher and Mrs. Mattie Mae Christopher, lot bounded by Cannon and Sprouse lands, $500. Jewell Free Spelts to Marema Free Milam, lot in Ninety Six, $5, love and affection.

PORT OF PROGRESS RE Rohert Weaver Serretarv of Housing and Urban Develop Edgar S. Couch Jr. and Ann B. Couch to Glenn Pearson Gilliam and Mrs. Janie Dill Gilliam, lot in Pinehurst, $200 and assumption of mortgage.

Y. J. Cannon and Mrs. Mary Cannon to Willie James Chris- ment, to Kooert a. wmingnam, iot on tiutson street, jiu.asu.

William A. Pattillo to Eliza beth C. Drummond. lot in Greenwood $10 and other considerations. 1966 For The Year Of Josephine Kerr Nicholson to I D.

P. Kerr, four acres at Ver-dery, $1, love and affection. Rockwell. tn Harold E. Davis and Rosemary C.

Davis, lot in rinenurst, Glenn M. Hatfield and Marie D. Hatfield tn Daniel Weslev Turner and Mary Bryson Tur ner, lot on uracemont Drive, $13,750. Austin R. MrF.lhanev nrtv NEWS EVENTS By ALVIN RUCKER BREWER HOSPITAL Jan.

13 19 ADMISSIONS: Mrs. Wilhel-menia Wakefield, Rosa L. Kemp, Barksdale Turner, Rev. Willie B. Williams, Mrs.

Mary L. Hearst, Mrs. Martha A. Sanders, Jackson Browning, Christine Hazel, Mrs. Jennie Lee, Mrs.

Ada B. Mathis, Mrs. June Wardlaw, Mrs. Alice Collier, Mrs. Jonelle Goode, Mrs.

TnAnn Brooks. Julia M. Mor bate judge and ex-officio mas UMN SAMS GREENWOOD ter, to Clarence L. Collins and Mary Emma S. Collins, lot on Circle Drive.

SI 0(10 terms nf decree in case of State Bank and Trust Co. for John D. ASSOCIATION Paul Carter tn Rerierra Walker Carter, one-fifth inter est in lot on Laurel Avenue, ton, Linda F. Brown, Lenard love ana anection. Charles C.annnn tn Carter, Mrs.

Barbara J. Jackson, Shirley Martin, Robert B. Hushes. Mrs. Marv Frazier.

W. Shands and Louise B. Shands two lots in Fairforest, $4,143.02 Mrs. Rachel Parks and Dave and assumption of mortgage. Thomas A.

Hendricks and Sara W. Hendricks to Monsanto Cantlow, all of Greenwood. Also. Mildred Callahan, Mrs lot in Druid Hills, $3,790.67. Charlotte Searles and Mrs.

Wil Daniel L. Pearman and Fran ces G. Pearman to Crescent lie B. Holmes, Mccormick; Jimmy Bright, Trenton; Mrs. Mnrell Anderson.

Ware Shoals; Land and Timber lot on Melrose Terrace, $14,025. Clarence R. Evans to Rebec Mrs Corene Lott. Eddie B. ca W.

Evans, lot on Florence Clark, Bennie C. Scurry, Enoch Posley and Roosevelt Oliphant, Ninety Six; Irvin E. Talbert, Edgefield; Lewis Burt, J. B. Moblev.

Mrs. Queen Cathran, Street, $5 and assumption of mortgage. A. Elbert Adams to George F. Smith lot in Woodcrest, $3,200.

Mrs. Mary E. Gilchrist and James E. Bottoms to Lucius Pandiscio, lot on Grace Street, John Nicholson, Johnston and Ellis Dendy, Clinton. DISCHARGES: Hugh B.

Lind-Mrs. Annie M. Tolbert. $13,000. E.

L. Sanders to Richard and Waiter Anderson, Elizabeth Mozelle W. Sanders, lot at Blakedale. $1,000. Reid, Elaine Lockhart, Mrs.

Julia Johnson. Maurice Ander Jack E. McCov and Mrs. Marearet McCov and Johnnv son, Mrs. Leola Butler, William Archie, Mrs.

Bennetta Williams. Georee Harrison, Rob Davenport ana Mrs. tmrna Mae Davenport, lot on highway 25 north. $2,000. ert B.

Hughes, Lenard Carter, Barbara J. Jackson, Ellis Dendy, Shirley Martin, Chris Lenton Hart to Willie Forrest and Ruth B. Forrest, 30 acres ANNUAL REPORT The turn of each year is an appropriate occasion to report the major developments in the past twelve months at Greenwood Savings and Loan Association and to look ahead for the coming year. In spite of the tight money situation which existed in 1966, the Greenwood Savings and Loan Association showed a marked increase in assets, reserves, total loans made, total loans outstanding, total dividends paid and total savings. During the year 1966, total savings invested with us was $5,487,575.39, and withdrawals were $3,787,570.12, or a net increase in savings for the year of $1,700,005.27.

Our savings as of December 31, 1966 amouted to During the year, dividends paid to savers were increased from AVa per annum to 414 per annum, effective July 1, 1966. Our savers were paid the highest dividend that has ever been paid by the Greenwood Savings and Loan Association in its 46 years of operation. Total dividends paid our 6,825 savers was $735,577.57. Reserves now stand at $1,627,607.39, another all time record for Greenwood Savings and Loan Association. In part because of "tight money" the real estate market during 1966 was slower than it has been for some years.

However, in the past year Greenwood Savings and Loan Association invested $3,358,229.12 in mortgage loans to 353 borrowers. Total loans outstanding as of December 31, .1966 was $18,510,281.21. As of December 31, 1966 total assets stand at $21,475,232.18, an increase of $1,646,670.71 over the previous year. Considering the market conditions during the year, Greenwood Savings and Loan Association has had a most successful and satisfactory year. We generally look for a better savings year in 1967, with home mortgage money in slightly greater supply by the second half of the year.

Many of our savers will wish to avail themselves of the increased coverage on accounts insured by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation, which was raised from $10,000 to $15,000 by recent action of Congress. Because of the improved outlook for savings, we anticipate a somewhat more plentiful supply of home credit in 1967, particularly in the second half of the year. We are more than grateful for the privilege of serving our customers and friends and are determined to serve you even better in the future. Respectfully submitted Jack Lawrence, President near Ninetv Six. $3,000.

tine Hazel, Mrs. una Anaer son and Jo Ann Brooks. BIRTHS Ravford C. Irbv and Mary u. Irbv to Robert E.

Miller and Mr. and Mrs. James Moragne Marearet S. Miller, lot on Mad of 589 Maxwell a oaugn tpr Jan. 12.

ison Street, $280 and assump tion of mortgage. Mr. and Mrs. John S. Jack J.

D. Nicholson to Mrs. Fannie E. Gaston, two lots in Pine son of Rt. 4, Greenwood, a son, Vernrm Keith.

Jan. 13. Ridee subdivision. $1,200. Mr.

and Mrs. Danny Brooks M. H. Hunter Jr. to R.

L. of Rt. 5, a son, Danny an l.r Halteman and Jo Ann M. Hal-terman, two lots in Mountain Shores, $2,200. Haskell N.

Henderson and Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Wardlaw of Greenwood, a daughter, Yvette Michelle. Jan. 16.

Sara Mae T. Henderson to trus Mr. and Mrs. Amos Holmes of tees of Ware Shoals Church of God, lot near Ware Shoals, Rt. 2, a son, Danny James, Jan.

17. Mf and Mrs Nathaniel 800. Rieeel Textile Corn, to trus tees of Ware Shoals Church of Hearst of 622 Lindsey a daughter, Mary Lee, Jan. 17. Mr.

and Mrs. Luther J. God, right, title and interest in lot at Ware Shoals, $5. Trustees of Ware Shoals Sanders of 413 Sample a son, Luther James Jan 18. Friendship Club met Jan.

16 Church of God to Charles L. Ridfeway, lot in Ware Shoals, $4 750. at the home of Mrs. Lime Hawthorne of 416 Milwee Ave. Mrs.

T.iza A. Williams, nresident. Mary Curtis Crosby Carter, individually and as trustee; presided. A "baby shower" was Eliza C. Jay and William tstes Crosby to Frank S.

Moore, lot given for Mrs. Easter cannon in honor of her son, Wayne, after the meeting. Mrs. Martha J. Oliver won the door Drize.

in Sheffield, $4,000. MARRIAGE LICENSES Herhert Eueene Pitts. Ware The next meeting will be held Feb. 20 at the home of Mrs. Martha Oliver of Cokesbury Shoals, and Elsie Irene MCLen- nnn Waterloo.

Koad. OFFICERS James Edward Sharpe Cross Hills, and Lanie Carolyn Vanphn. Greenwood. Mighty Workers Club met 13 at the home of Mrs. William F.

Walker and Gaye Essie Wideman of 932 Taggart Ann Davis, both of Greenwood. Ave. Mrs. tula uasKin, cnap- Douglas Featherstone Chairman of the Board Jerry Craig Brooks and Marie Reese, both of Green lain, led the devotions ana Mrs Nannin TVmhn was a visitor wood. Wendell Rickv Crane, Green Birthday gifts were received by Mrs.

Lovie Lee, Mrs. Alice Brown and Mrs. Lucv Watson. wood, and Beverly Jean Rose, shorn. Ala.

The next meeting will be held Feb. 17 at the home of Mrs. Amanda Crenshaw of 514 Sum Robert Conway and Barbara Ann Griffin, both of Ninety Six. Marion Lanslev and ter St. Officers will be elected President Vice President Treasurer Secretary Asst.

Vice Pres. Asst. Secretary Asst. Secretary Branch Manager Jack Lawrence Roy A. Owen Elizabeth M.

Ross Mildred P. Penn Emmett F. Brooks Elizabeth S. Whatley Doris A. Campbell Ruby M.

Murph Lois Mae Shirley Langley, both during the February meeting of Hodges. Mrs. Jennie Johnson of' 657 Lannv Lamar Miller, Newoer- rv. ana Mary uau masscy, Greenwood. Charles L.

Brewinzton ana Gilliam St. left Greenwood on Jan. 15 en route to Philadelphia, Pa. to attend the funeral of her sister, Mrs. Sarah Williams, the wife of the Rev.

Martin T. Williams. The Rev. and Mrs. Williams formerly lived in Kitty Ann Cox, both of Green Statement of Condition AS OF DEC.

31, 1967 ASSETS First Mortgage Loans 1 8,5 1 0,28 1 20 Loans on Savings Accounts Home Improvement Loans nTToo on Cash on Hand and in Banks 814,123.29 Stock in Federal Home Loan Bank Government Bonds 1 11'' in Furniture and Fixtures ik Real Estate Owned JS'SBt' Office Building Reserves F. S. L. I. oS'S? Other Assets 33,227.1 1 TOTAL ASSETS $21,475,232.18 LIABILITIES Savings Accounts Loans in Process 20 1,000.3 Advances Federal Home Loan Bank MoSS? Reserves and Undivided Profits A Deferred Income o'SSso Other Liabilities TOTAL LIABILITIES $21,475,232.18 wood.

Robert Thomas Davis. Rem- bert and Linda Ann Hinson, Camden. ureenwood. Mr. Johncnn was accompa DIVORCES nied to Philadelphia by her Carlisle Ross and Gloria E.

Harri Ross niece, Mrs. ouyneii Jones oi 125 Osborne St. Sallie H. Smith and Cary J. Smith.

Members of Harmony Chap MILITARY DISCHARGES r.tenn Carlisle Banks dis ter No. 282, Order oi tasiera Stan will meet tomorrow at 7 charged from the Army as spe DIRECTORS J. W. BRADFORD, JR. B.

T. COCHRAN DOUGLAS FEATHERSTONE G. B. HARVLEY JACK LAWRENCE DR. R.

B. SCURRY W. W. WILSON cialist fifth class. Dec.

3 at I VlUHUk Fnrt Hamilton. N. Y. Tomec Little Purvis discharged p.m. in a regular )meeting at the Franklin Street Masonic Hall.

All members Vare urged to attend the meeting. Mrs. Emma Meeks is worthy matron of Harmony Chapter No. 282, frnm the Armv as specialist fourth class Jan. 18 at Fort Hamilton, N.

Y. uiss. Each Account Insured up to $15,000.00 by Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation NOTICE If you desire Fire Protection beyond the City Limits after Feb. 28, 1967, come by the City Hall and apply or renew your Fire Protection Service Agreement. CURRENT GREENWOOD SAVINGS a LOAN ASSOCIATION ft JACK LAWRENCE, PRESIDENT Court St, Greenwood, South CwoIIm, Telephone 223-MtL -DIVIDEND City of Greenwood.