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OCTOBER LOANS VESPER MUSICAL SERVICE IS HELD Congress Notified of Sums Authorized Financial Institutions and Agencies. Washington, Nov. 28. Reconstruction corporation today notified congress had authorized loans of in October This included $24,000.000 subscribed to the Regional Agricult ural credit corporations: to financial institutions: $22,634. 762 for relief; and for projects. The authorized loans to financial institutions were divided as follows: Banks and trust companies. $21,448 494, building and loan associations Insurance companies, $1,209,000: mortgage loan companies $4,392,500; joint stock land banks, agricultural credit corporations. $1,272,978; livestock credit cor. porations, $477,105; railroads $2,- Loan authorized last month. exclusive of withdrawn cancelled from to November 15, included: Banks Trust companies: Kentuck: Campbellsburg, United Loan & Deposit bank $6,500: Carrollton, Carrollton National Bank, tional bank, of Glasgow (receiver) $71,000; Harlan, First State bank, $200,000; Harrodsburg State Bank & Trust $15,532; Henderson, Ohio Valley Banking & Trust $306,000; Hindman, Bank of Hindman, Jenkins, First tional Bank of Jenkins (receiver) $7,500 Louisa, the Louisa National Morganfield National bank, $34.000: Paintsville, Paintsville National bank. First National bank. Shel byville, Shelby County Trust Banking Co., $27,000 Suiphur, The First National Bank of WhitesFirst American Bank Wilmore. $7,500; Worthwhile Northville Deposit bank, $3,000. Attractive Program Given At First Presbyterian; Offerings For Needy. An attractive vesper musical at the First PresSunday afternoon and attended by large num. music The program included fine organ compositions by Miss Olivia Stuart, solos, 'Abide With Me by Liddle, Miss Mary Elizabeth Milton: O Lord Be Merciful," Bartlett, Mrs. Martha Graham Hill, and Publican," Van de Water sung by Daryl D. Bogard, duet by Mrs. Hill and Miss Milton, "Lift Up Your by the choir and harvest by the congregation. The pastor, Rev. Wm M. Swartzwalder, delivered brief sermon the Worship of God.' tracing its history and inspirational value feature of the service was the offering made for the needy Gifts of groceries. vegetables fruit and canned goods had been brought previously and placed around the altar to be distributed later
