The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-01-13
.RINNS ANNUAL ELECTIONS
n DIRECTORS AND OFF,
,,e CHOSEN THIS MORNING.
service of Twenty-Five Years
Ai ~, Carver Retires From Presi-
VI ,o,cy of Dawson National.

W. ,oucy of Dawson National.
r,o hanks of Dawson held their
election of directors and Off
1 .rs this morning.
's-, had been rumored he would,
+ Carver retired from the
W. ..dencv Of the Dawson National
Pie after serving continuously in
D'I uosftion for % years. Under his
tr'' the bank has had remark
~ t,r prosperous career, and as a tes-
49, Of their appreciation the
a,boIders presented Mr.. Carver
s' ,th solid silver dinner set made
r;Tany & Co. Of New York. On
.h niece is the monogram "A. j.
- - ond on the handsome chest that
,.,5s the gift is the following in
-;,+ion. presented to A. j. Car
.n IN behalf of the Dawson National
n,np hv its directors in appreciation
- bts twenty-five years of continuous
service as president.
Mr. R. L. Saville, who has been
o,sbiar Of the Dawson National sew
oroI wears and has assisted in it's
,nonagement and largely contributed
>, its success and popularity, was
,romoted to the presidency. Mr.. S.
y Christie was reelected vice-presi-
5ort and Mr.. Rogers Carver, the as
sis+ant cashier, was elected to the
cashiers position.
Mr.. Carver, in laying aside the du-
+ios of the presidency, will not retire
from the bank, but will continue to
No actively connected with it as
chairman Of the board of directors,
rorbans the most responsible Of all
oositiOns. as in the discharge of its
duties he will have general supervis-
i'm of the affairs of the bank. This
hoard as elected today, is as follows:
AL. Carver, S. R. Christie, R. l..
saviIIe. ]. D. Weaver, A. ]. Hill,
Rogers Carver, w. H. Dismuke, H. A.
Wilkinson, E. w. Hollingsworth.
Ciy National Retains Old Officers.
The City National bank retains w.
A, NcLain as president, K. S. Wor-
thv as cashier and Roy D. Smith as
assistant cashier, who have long
held these positions and made for the
CITY National a name as one OF the
soundest and safest banks of this sec
ton. G. w. Dozier was reelected
rice-president.
The board of directors were also
all reelected as follows:
W. A. McLain, L. Lamar, K. ).
Worthy, H. A. Wilkinson, j. A.
Ferguson, G. w. Dozier, D. F. Nc
Lain.
The City National has identified
with it many of the substantial bust
ness and professional men and farm
ers of the town and county, and has
enjoyed steady growth and prosperity
since it was established eight years
ago.
No Change at Bank of Dawson.
No change was made in the Off
GERS and board of directors of the
Bank of Dawson.
NJ. C. Edwards was reelected pres
ident, B. B. Perry vice-president,
John Ed Morris cashier and Dudley
Cooke assistant cashier.
The board of directors as chosen
for the ensuing year are as follows:
B. B. Perry, NJ. C. Edwards, Chas. S.
Lee, W. A. Baldwin, R. E. Bell, j..
c, HOllingsworth, w. H. Gurr, D. c.
Pickett, j. F. Cooke, J. G. Dean, S.
D. Bowman, J. A. Laing, ]. E. Morris
and c. D. Cooke.
The Bank of Dawson has steadily
forged forward since it's organization
two years ago, and its conservative
and liberal policy have
wen for it the confidence of the pub
lie and increasing popularity.