Smyrna times., 1929-09-18
uvpvI eEIS RECOGNITION
| STATE IA BANKERS MEETING
: WALLS, OF SMYRNA L
9. WA nN ADVISORY BOARD

III n NJ
= Svn ON ADVISORY BOARD
=. ". HynsOn, Cashier Of
.nit ,'s' growers National Bank
y Iu'' rr,,st company, on Reserve
lna,tsr n t,~ ". Hynson, cashier, H.
waves ,a W. Harman Reynolds
N Price, directors, repre-
Ill., the Fruit Growers Nation. j.
uask srrs and Trust Company Of
Drna. Drar Edward C. Walls, presi-
y. Harvey c. Jones, viee-presl-
h and Trust officer; creadiek :!
\. and James A. Hart. Jr., d.
~ .ors Of the National Bank OF
tvrna. ,u7 Joined the 200 or more
rEsrs Of the state on Thursday
tbs annual State Bankers Con-
.t;on held at the Bellhaven Ho-
j Reboboth. The bankers were
cially welcomed to the seaside
ort BY Mayor Henry Conant'
1 nresented the guests with the
70 the city and assured them
tbe citizens of Rehoboth were
kOred by their presence and
IA ID all in their power to
ke their visit pleasant one. At
h o'clock the afternoon session
tbe convention was called to or
BY Henry Ridgely, president Of
association, who presided. Mr..
gelv welcomed the bankers and
h his annual address to the
up. Modern Banking was
subject that Mr.. Ridgely had
sen for his address. The var
phases and specialties of mod
banking and bank methods
re discussed by Mr.. Ridgely,who
bt at length into an analysis of
ways that a bank can aid in
Development of its community.
mixing must be conducted today
i was yesterday, under certain
md and fundamental principles"
Ridgely said, "and these pro-
ses must be strictly observed.
testy and thoughtfulness, relia-
ty and financial stability. and,
We all, consideration and justice
st be the policy Of the modern
*" he said. He went on to de-
ibe the various departments and
rices that the up-to-date bank
|Vides for its patrons, such as
trust departments, real estate
artments, investment and fl
(cial services and other aids. All
Sc special branches of banking,
said, are and must be operated
Ter the supervision of experts.
bref memorial service for the
nbers Of the association who
during the past year was held
owing the address of the presi-
tate Banks Are Prosperous
Warren K. Ayers, secretary
lsurer Of the association, made
BUSINESS report of the associa-
affairs to the body. Banks
lhe State are prosperous and
mess conditions are normal
fughout the State, he said, and
kers are looking forward to a
yer season as one Of progress
success for industries and bus
hrms Of the peninsula. John
fscoL, Jr., member of the firm
rscoIl, Milett, and Company,
daelphla, accountants made an
ess Of interest to the bankers
0anK Costs and Analysis" Mr..
you wrote recently a book On
subject at the invitation Of
american Bankers Associa-
and described the book and
methods used in the collection
Y material. Questionnaires
senl out all over the country
'ae American Bankers Asso-
~ ne said, and the answers
insa sa % him. He then assem-
saa, ,als Information and prepared
sOOA' Mr.. Driscoll stated that
T. banking methods were do
auCn to insure and increase
-lanclal a-a stability Of the coun-
aua that another so-called
~ ! "a almost an impossibiTitv,
.'o.l ~ thursday night, the bank
hOied haed at the hotel for a
vss usnguet, at which Francis
~ 1reen, headmaster of the
1s.0n dSs.ss School, Pennington. n,
4afessed y es the group on The suh-
ana .Usether." ~ Business sue /
ss sao all success in life he sais sd
Ius sas . on Cooperation, friend, end,
~ .ou.a, ne willingness Of men q
h Gsether. Z In the home IN
! u . !. banking and in every -
- y hfe, the element Of ~,
hsun,.the ! the paramount policv
stated. S''ccess' Mr..
e.. o'.bitt of Odessa, President
\ ! = lOr the coming wear 1'ena
BIT, presiday aay afternon. Daniel /
coaptSs p,ssi'snt a Of the New Cas- /
ed presida.n nank, Odessa, was
fdent # Nta.' ts J. E. Goslee, vice |
(pany, was sIe M, Aillsboro Trust
and war,.'es Irs elected vice-presi- |
COMPANY y the Wilmington |