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Third Dividend To Be Paid Soon By Closed Bank Following court order by Circuit Judge Charles A. Hendricks of Stockton, the Bank of Greenfield, which closed its doors four years ago, will soon pay 15 percent dividend to its depositors. E. Cahill, regional officer in charge of state bank liquidations, said here yesterday that payment of the dividend awaits only the arrival of the checks and the performance of the necessary clerical work. It is the third dividend paid by the bank. The first was for 50 percent, and the second for 20 percent, bringing the new total to percent. Mr. Cahill expects the Bank of Greenfield ultimately will pay out better than any other in his experience as bank receiver. The Texas County bank at Houston, which paid out 89 percent, is the record so far. Mr. Cahill will sell the remaining assets of the Bank of Miller, which so far has paid 20 percent dividends to depositors, at m., on March 30, at Miller. The remaining assets of the Bank of Bradleyville, which so far has paid nothing to its depositors, will be sold at Forsyth m., on April