Newton High School - Aurora Yearbook (Newton, NJ)

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1 1 1 1 11.1.1-.- ee-i fee -:L -M ------ ----T H E A U R o R A --- --------- ------------- - Young Men of Sussex County, You'll Be Treated Differently Here. .l young man who had withdrawn his aeeount from a eertain bank said: I felt like a erook every time I went there. When questioned as to why he withdrew his aeeount. he said: The reason is pure aml simple-I got siek and tired of the whole gang. Nevertheless in spite of aeelunulated instanees of inditferenee, diseourtesy aml nsuspieious looks, he kept his aeeount in this bank over six years. During interest periods he would have to wait fl'oln a half to three-quarters of an hour in order to get waited on, while lnany of the elerks seemed to be apparently idle. 0uee Ile used the middle initial ill his signature and a withdrawal was l'efused without explanation. He left the bank greatly puzzled, especially sinee both he aml his father were vel'y well known at the bank. The next day. however, after a long wait he withdrew his entil'e aeeount and deposited his lnoney in another bank whieh aeeepted his business in a friendly and helpful spirit. The treatment aeeorded the patrons of the Sussex County Trust Company is entirely different from the experienee of the young man in transaeting business with the first mentioned institution. Every member of our organization strives at all tilnes to make possible the friendly feeling that should exist between you and your bank-to make you feel this is my bank -by rendering prompt. eourteous and effieient ser viee. In other words we want you to feel that you are among friends and that we are interested in you. llo you wonder then that 3500 people throughout the county al'e now earrying their aeeounts with this progressive insti- tution. aml that in less than six years of business the total resourees of this bank have jumped to over S2,000,000.00. OPEN MONDAY EVENING l'NTll. 9 0't'l.0l'Ii SSEX COUNTY TRUST COMPANY U' 31.fZf.ZZ?. .Ie ' FRA Kl.-IN, N- u. Fe'i5IZt.'fEZZ e T he Bank That Takes Care of its Customers P: 1 .ing-. i.,1'l....p..n.1..1I1II1.l.-II-..p1,I1I.1..-.11...-..in1...-.an...t.1.4.1..1..1u-.uuigniuinlippi 'ini .twig

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in11.1-pi-li.111-1g.i.gi.-1..1pp.-.ninu1uu-..nn..nu1un1lrn1n1g.1l - - - ------- T H E A U R o R A ----:Q--:em YOU OF 1935 Youth seems boundless when you're young-Old Age something far away. Your money may skip off and leave you, but you're earning more, you say. Ten years from now-what of then? Are you looking out for the safety and the happiness of the person you'll be then? Now is the time-a bank account is the Way-to make sure you'll be happy in Middle and Old Age. NEWTON TRUST COMPANY Save and Thrive in '25 .1-

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