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"The OREGON STATESMAN, Safcm, -Oregon; Satnrday SIoiBtohS; 1933
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Tbe chorui choir of the Knight
Memorial church, 19th and Perry
streets, .wilt be heard In it
monthly concert Sonde? night at
7:10 o'clock. The choir Is under
the direction of H. C. - Storer,
Donald J. Allison, church organ
ist and Helen Porrtne, rlolinlst,
will accompany the choir.
The order of service follows:
Organ prelude "Processional" V
i ..(Dubois)
Hymn "Day Is Dying In the
West" '
Evening Prayer
Hymn "O God, The Rock of
Ages"
Chorus 'Tierce Was the Wild
- Billoir" (Noble)
Quartet "Giro Me Thy Hand"
(Parks)
Incidental solo, L. Ben Daries
Chorus "The Trees and the
Master" (Wilson)
Obligate solo Beneitta Edwards
Violin obligato--Helen Purrlne
Chorus "Be Merciful to Me"
(Ashford)
Incidental solos Harriett Ad
ams, Caroyl Braden
Offertory "Berceuse", from
" Jocetyn" ( Godard )
Sextet f'Keep On Hoping"
(Heron-Maxwell)
Ladies Trio "The Day Is End
ed" (Bartlet)
Violin Obligato Helen Purvine
Chorus "Blessed Is the Na-
tion" (Wilson)
Obligato solo, L. Ben Davies
The Doxology
Postlude "Postlude in F" -
. . ( Roparts )
Guest singers at the concert
will be the young mm of the sex
tet, who have been trained and di
rected by Mrs. Marjory Ratcliff.
YOUTH ZONE RALLY
SLATEDJPRIL 18
A sone rally of the N. T. P. S.
was held at Canby last Tuesday
sight with 350 young people from
the Nazarene churches of the
Portland area in attendance.
The next rally is to be held in Sa
lem on the night of April 18. The
attendance goal has been set at
600. An effort is being made to
secure Dr. R. E. Gilmore, presi
dent of the Northwest Nazarene
college, as the special speaker.
Louella Hardy Is president of the
local N. Y. P. S. and Is working
on the plans to care for the large
group of visitors expected.
Forty young people from the
local Nazarene church were pres
ent at Canby. Rev. Donnell J.
Smith of Portland, Rev. Milo Ar
nold of Portland, Rev. Guy Sharpe
of Newberg, and Rev. Fletcher
Galloway of Salem, were the
speakers.
The Salem society furnished a
musical number on the program,
a trio by Ha Hoffer, Viola Lottis,
and Ernest Friesen.
: PETER XELSOX LEAVES
SILVERTON, March 24 Peter
Kelson, father of the well known
linger, Sigurd Nllson, who at
present sings every Saturday at 1
o'clock over the Columbia net
work, has gone to Dee, Oregon,
where he exnecta to ba emnloved
this spring at the Oregon LuSnber
company.
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minister. 8Bnday ecitjel, 9:45, Sam Sehir
mb, saperinteadeafc Berviea, 11, Taa
friends of Jese"j choir aataem. ve
aU( service, 7:30. ,,iher of Ilea."
Hralr saidweek prayer aerviee Wedsea
4a y at 8.
OIACS QOSFEXt HAU. . - -S9
Korth OoauaareiaL Saaday seaaoL
10. Adalt bibla class, 10. ITrad ftUHat Trill
peak at aota services, S and 7 :45. Lea
sers service. Jriday for ehiHren and par
eats, 7 :30. Bibla study Tueaday, 7 ;30.
ST. i0KV XTAHOSXaCAX, VJTBXXAX
(atOaocrt Synod)
ISta aad A. H. W. Uress, pastor.
Sanday school, 9. English services, 9:45.
Uermaa Lea tea services, 11. English Lea
tea service March 29, 7:30 p. sa., "Tha
Innocent . Christ Bubs titntad lar tka
Oullty."
FBESBTTESIAW
Winter and Chesaeketa. Crover O. Blrt
ehet, l.D., pastor. Church school 9:30,
L. M. Bassage, superintendent. Morning
worabip, 11, "Xha Church Vereae
Hades"; anthem, "Aagel Voices Ever
Kinging" (Sheltfy). P.M.C.K. societies.
5:80. Kvea.ng praise, 7:80, "Ii tha-Testimony
of Eye-rYitnesaea Bolisblct" aa
them, "Welcome, Sweet Grace". (Meey).
Potluck dinner and annual meeting of
congregation Monday, 6:30. Midweek
service ot prayer and Bible atudy Thurs
day, 7:30.
riBST CHtTRCH OP GOD
Hood and Cottage. O. T. Meal, pastor.
Sunday school, 10, James Davis, super
intendent. Horning worship, 11. Evening
service, 7: 0, Rev. C. K. Chapman. eTaa
geliat, will preach. Reriral will eontinav
next week erery evening, 7:30, except
Saturday. Toang people's meeting, 8:30,
Mrs. Edna Elliot, president.
riEST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Church and State. B. Earle Parker,
D.D.. minister. Church school, 9:45. Pub
tic worship, 11, "Who ia Afraid?" Young
prop la ' forum, f. Three Epwarta learues.
6:30. Evening serrice, 7:30, "A .Visa
Bargain"; chorus choir and soloists at
bath aerricea.
LESLIE MEMORIAL
Commercial and Myers. 8. Parlow John
son, pastor, 318 East Myers, vhone 9687.
Church school, 9:45, V. M. Sarkett, auper
intendent. Morning worship, 11, "Purity
snd Vision"; special music. Three leaguea
ta 6:15. Evening service, 7:30, "Why
Deny Godt" Midweek service Thursdsy.
7:30. Choir rehearsal. Mra. Rateliffe di
recting. Thursday, 7 :45, is Leslie ball.
EVANGELISTIC TABEBKACLB
Perry at 13th. C. O. Weston, pastor.
Sunday school, 1:45, BC. Ferguson, su
perintendent. Church service, 3, "The
Great Physician." Evangelistie service,
7:45. "This is the Son of God." Prayer
meetings Monday. Wednesday and Fri
day, a p. in. Bible atuly Tuesday, 7:45
Devotional service Thursday at 8. Young
people's service Saturday at 8,
JASON LEX MEMORIAL METHODIST
EPISCOPAL
Jefferson and Winter. H. 0-. Humphrey,
pastor. Sunday school, 9 :45. Morning wor
ship, 11, "The Program of Jeaua" ; mu
sie by chorus choir. Evening worship,
7:30, "This is the Day tha Lord Hath
Made." Young people's meeting, 6:45,
three divisions.
IMMANTTEL BAPTIST
Hazel and Academy. Bible school. 10,
lesson II Samuel 7, Mare Saucy, super
intendent. Preaching, 11 and 7:30. Mid
week prayer and praise aervics Thursday,
7:30.
THEE METHODIST
Market and Winter. J. B. Stewart,
pastor. 8unday school 9:45, Emory Goods,
superintendent. Morning worship, 11,
"Testing tha Foundation. ' Evening wor
ship, 7:30. "Tha Call of Eternity.
Young people's meeting, 6:30, Jessa
Walter, president. Prayer meeting Thurs
day, 7:30.
COTJBT STBEET CHURCH or CHRIST
17th and Court. Hugh It. McCallnm,
pastor, 1744 Cbemketa. Bible aehooL
9:45, Mrs. Irene Welter, superintendent.
Morning worship and communion at 11,
sermon, "God and tha Modern Man."
Young people' Endeavor societies, 6:80,
"Is it Practical to Live Without Worry I
Evening aerviee, 7:30, "faith How
Does It Comet"; guitar solo by Miss
Verda Olmstead; community singing led
by largo chorus. Midweek Bible study
Wednesday, 7:30, ia the Bungalow.
TTRST UNITARIAN
Cottase and Chemeketa. Fred Albaa
Wail, minister. Church aehool. 10. Miles
H. McKey. superintendent. Church serv
ice, 11, "Faith in Whatl" Mrs. Walter
A. Denton, organist.
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Cox as singer, win hold revival
services in the Highland
Friends church, of which Her.
C O. Rinard is pastor. The
meetings will be at 7:S0 every
evening, except Monday, and
at 2:30 Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday after
noons. Rev. and Mrs. Oox have
been In the evangelistic field
for a number of years. He Is
now indorsed by the Portland
Bible Institute, which he now
represents.
SKOLEWO09 TJKITED BBXTHBEH
17th and Kebraeka. B. T. Wilson, pas
tor. Sunday school, 9:45. Morning wor
ship, 11, ''A Religion That Believes In
tha Human Personality." Evening wor
ship, 7:30, "The Woman of Decision
Ruth." Young people's meeting, 8:30,
"Problems of Christian Experience The
Meaning of Baptism," Mr. Wilson and
Alethea Opedahl, leaders.
HIGHLAND PBIXNDS
Highland and Church. O. O. EinsrJ,
pastor. Bibla school, 10, IL M. Beckett,
superintendent. Preaching by Bev. W. E.
Cox, evangelist, 11 a. m. aad 7:80 p. m.
Junior C. 8:30: Intermediate. 6:30;
senior. 7. Evangelistie services every eve
ning except Monday.
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19th aad Ferry, fi. C. Stover, minister.
Charch school, 10, C. C Harris, saperin
tendent. Meraing worship, 11. "The
Shared Uf'U trio. 'Jeaua Calls
and aathem, "When I Burvey tha Won
cjw Cross. Evening service, T:30,
aaered' concert by chorus choir assisted
by Helen Forviae, violinist. Christian a
deaver, :45. feUowship iel prayer at
home of Mra. E. M. Bombardner, 160
NorU ,18ta street, Wedneeday at S. ,
TIMT SMRITTJAUST
Nelaem hall. 881 Chemeketa. Mary
Seawedet, pastor, gerviees at 8, teetaro
topie, "Spirit Phenomena." A circle by
accredited mediums from to 7: SO.
ITRST BAPTIST
Marioa aad Liberty. Brittoa Boss,
minister. Bible school. 9:45. Tred Broer,
nperiateadoat. Morniar worship. 11,
Taa Sapromo AsrthorityT special Ba
sis by male ehoraa. Frayer meeting, :0.
Junior, intermediate and eenior B.YJ.U,
8:0. Organ prelude, 7 :10. Kveaing wor
abip, 7:80, "The World's Greatest Hypo
crite, or Tito raise Prophet,'! Revelation
18 ; special musie by rhoir. The ordiaanre
of baptism at close of evening service.
PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY !
4204 Btato. Soaday school, 10. Mora
lag Worship, 11. - Evangelistic service,
7:45 aad every aight .ozeept Jtondoy, A
missionary 'rom South Africa will bring
a as sagea.
rXXSX CHTTBCH OP CHXXST,
SCIENTIST
Chemeketa and Liberty. Suaday terr
ies, 11 a. m. and 8 p. m., "Reality. "
Sunday aehool, 9:45 and IL . Teatimony
meeting Wedneeday at 9. Reading roam
at Masonic temple open 11 to S :30 ex
cept Sundays aad holidays.
PULST OOFGEEGATIOKAL
Center and Liberty. J. R. 8imonds,
pastor. 8unday school, 9:45. Morning
worsnip, ll, "The Message of the Fropuet
uosea to Our .Day.
REFORMED
Capitol and Marion. W. 6. Lienkacmper,
pastor. Sunday school 10, John Denny,
superintendent. German services, -.10,
"Oethsemane." English services, 11,
"The Fourth Word from the Crost";
special musie by male quartet.
TIB8T EVANGELICAL
Bummer and Marion. Emory W. Petti
eord, D.D., minister. Sunday aehool, 9:45,
L. L. Thornton, superintendent. Morning
worship, 11. "What Did Ton Think of
the Sermon t" Prelude and offertory by
Mrs. Ethel Poling Phelps. Christian En
deavor vesper service, 3:30 to 4:30. Mu
sical prelude, 7:15. Evening) aerviee,
7:80, eong serrice led by W. E. Rauhut,
interspersed with special musical selec
tions; Rev. C. P. Gates, district super
intendent, will bring the messsge; com
munion will be observed. Bible study
and prayer Thursday. 7:30.
OPEH DOOR MISSION
315Vi North Commercial. -Karl J.
SfleUrist. pastor. Services every evening
except Monday. 7:30. Bible study Satur
day, 10. Sunday school, 2. Preaching,
3:15; apecial music and song sermons by
pastors of the city. Relief department
alwafs open.
CHRIST EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
18th and 3tate. Amos E. Minneman,
A.M.. pastor. Sunday school, 9:40, Mra.
Minneman. superintendent. German serv
ices, 9:45, "Hagar, Type of the Old
Covenant: Sarah, Type of the New Cov
enant." English eervicea, 11, "Even aa
He That Was Born After tha Plesh Per
secuted Him That Was Barn After the
Spirit So it Ever Is." Luther league.
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Ziaaasow, leader. - Midweek Genoa Lea
tea servicea -Wednesday, 7:30, "Baiaest
up Tna lie jugat novo tbooo That Had ;
Felt the Fangs ei the Barren t." Midweek
English Lenten services Pridsy;T:30;
"Jonah Praaehea Rnsnteiwa Unta th
Torriveneas of. Sia Even aa the Bervaate
el eoa Xo4ay are ia Dsty Beandea to
Do" ; special masie at Lenua servieea. , f
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HUo Cllften Ross, pastor. 8aaday
iehooL 10, T. D. Trick, superintendent,
Morning worship. 11. "Aspects of Di vino
Oraeo. Christian Kadearor. 7. Kvsninf
Sang aad praiaa aerviee led by Porroat
Oamsaaek; ' message, "Spirisaal" Olysa".
airs," by tha pastor. Prayer meeting and
oatliaa Bible stady Priday, 7:30. , (
I WBST SAXBX
Charles L. Dark. - minister. Sunday
aeaoot Pord Memorial, 9:4s. followed by
morning sermon by Rv. Edgar .Sima, who
will preach also at '7:80. Epwerth leara,
8:80. Honda? schools. Sammit sad Oak
Srovo Ohapel' 10. Worship. Summit, 11,
"What WUl It Profit!" Socoaa quarter
ly eoafareaeo of the year at Pord Moss
orial March 80, 7:80 y, Dr. If. A.
Marey presiding. -
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H. X Soheaerman, pastor, 1181 TJaioa,
Salem, phono 4869.
MIDDLE 6 ROVE Church school. 10,
T. P. Walker, superintendent. No proaeh
lag aervlre. K. I O. S:S4. Prayer
aad Bibla study Wedneeday, 7:80.
LABI8H CENTER Chureh school. 10,
W. A, SUrker, superintendent. C. X.,
6:80. "Is It Practical to lira Without
Worry f", Biraey Beheoerman, loader.
Midweek devetiona Tharaday, 9:80.
CLEAR LAKE Church school. 10. W. P.
Oollard. auperintendent. Worship, 11. Rev.
Daff preachiag. Evening service, 7:80,
gofpel presented by tha IrisJi saessoager.
Satardav oveainc sietaroa of "Pilrrim's
Profroas.' Monday evening, pageant,
"l-eariy oatce."
tRSXIB MEMORIAL
South Commercial street at Myers. 8.
Darlow Johnson, pastor. 948 E. Myers
St., phono 9687. Church school meets at
9:45 a.m V. M. Beckett. Snot. Claaaea
sad departments for all ages. Moraine
worship ii o doc, sermon by the pas
tor, ' Purity snd Vision." Special mu
sie: "Keep on Hopin' " (Maxwell), by
tbo Rateliffe hoys' sextet: anthem. "I
Win Sing of Thy Power" (Bainea).
Three league at 8:15. Happy Evening
hour at 7:80. Bermoa, "Why Doaot
Godt" Anthems, "Tha Lord ia Great in
Zion" (Bainea), and "On Sweetly Sol
emn Thought" (Ambroae). Mid-week
prayer and study hour Thursday at 7:80
pjn., continuing stadias In Mark. Choir
rehearsal. Mrs. Marione Katcune a tree v
ing, Thursday at 7:45 p.m., in Lealie
ban.
FIRST CHRISTIAN
Center and High streets. Guy L. Drill,
minister. Res. 660 V. Cottaffa street.
Cbnrch school 9:80 .m E. W, Oooley,
Supt. Morning worship, 10:45. Lord
Supper. Sermon is tbo third in a series
on ''The Distinguishing- Marks of ar
Christian. Three V. i.. societies and
Friends of the Golden Hour meet at
6:30 p.m. Evening evangelistie service
7:30. Choir of 65 voiees has full charge
of serviee. Special musical features.
Sermon, "The Tragedy of an Empty
Hand." Mid-week service Wednesday ev
ening at 7:30. Music directed by Mr.
nm. Judson.
TURNER CHRISTIAN
Elimore J. Gilstrap, minister. Bible
school 10 a.m. Mrs. .Raymond Titus. Sunt
Morning worship 11 a.m. Solo, "I Am a
Pilgrim" sung by Alvin Schiermsn. Ser
mon "None Livetn to Himself" by the
pa it or. A basket dinner will bo enjoyed
in the diuing hall just following a called
business meetinc of Ul church, at one
p.m. C. E. at 6:30 p.m. At tbe eloa of
the meeting the pastor will speak oa
"Christian Ideals.
HAZEL ORE EN
Unified worship aerviee at 10 a.m.
conducted by Rot. Smith, pastor, and
followed by quarterly review.
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PTRST CHTTXCHf OP THX VAXASZNE
lata ea jea4or atroota. Jtev. aletcher
Galloway, pastor. Realdeaeo, 653 N 14th
street, Phoa 9SS0. Tha aastor enaak
shtaday from th followUg subjects: 11
Mi., f 8aTia; tbo Chareh," .7:80 .m.
- xno rvorta and tho word ot Qod."
tuaday school 9:45 k-m. f. M. UtwiUsc.
Sopt N. T. P. a aad Jaaior society
8:80 p.m. Loaalla Hardy, president .
O. 4 K. A. GOSPEL TABERNACLE
ASS Warn mwm-t W U r.lj.ll .
tor. Phoao 8698. Bos. 1185 Madisoa St.
Soaday school at 9:4S a-m. Mr. Granvel
Shoots Bapt. Moraias: worship at-' 11
a. m. Themo, "Visions. What Are They,
aad of Wha TJaot'. Borvleo at tbo Ojd
Peon la's Hrnno ait a n mt V.n, PmW.
taeetiag at 6:80 p.m. Evening Evangelis
tic aerviee at 7:80. Subject. "Harvests."
Prayer aerviee Tuesday .ovening; 7:45.
Orehaa.tr. vwaetlea Waiuiii
Toong People' eottag prayer meeting
ai vveniag. . . . .
BOUSS OP pratxx -ChemekeU
sad 17th streets. Xnterda-
aoasiaattoaaL Prayer aorrieea averr Km-
day afternoon, 9:45, aad every week-
aigas i:ou. oxeept Xhartday and Sat
urday. A brief measago ea soma vital
subject will ho s-ivea 8undsv afternoAa.
A. J. Smith, - minister ia charge. Res.
aaoa BBunaer stroat, rren eaiem.
TEMPLE BAPTIST
Corner 19th and Breymaa, t. H. Brls
e. pastor. Sersaea tonie. 11 subs..
"Sweetness of Toathfml Victorias"
7:30 p-m, "Tho Royal Feast." Special
masie morning and ovening. Sunday
school 9:45 a.m., N. D. Anderson, Sups.
Yoang People's meetings 6:30, Olen
tv-reas, leader. -Thursday. 7:30, prayer
sad praise.
C ALT ART BAPTIST
High aad Perry streets. Graded church
school at 9 :0 am., Mrs. W. A. Barkns,
Supt. Tho young people will furnish tha
special music for both the moraine and
evening services, snort talks will also
to give by two of tho yonng people.
Bermoa by pastor: "Misused Power."
B. T. P. U.'s at 6:80 o.m. Eveninr ser
mon. This week, prayer meeting at 7:30
weoneeday evening, choir rehearsal
Thursday -at 7:80 p.m. Saturday after
noon, Pidolia Gnild at the borne of Helen
Ottrin. 1960 Chemeketa atreet. W. Earl
Cochran, minister.
TURNER METHODIST
Suaday school at 10 a.m. Ivan Hadley,
Sunt. WorahiD at 11 a.m. Sermon sub
ject: "Thy Soul." Epworth league at
0:80 p.m. Worship at 7:80 p.m. Evange
listie services. Pre-Easter services be
ginning April 4. Mid-week services every
Thursday evening at 7:30. N. Sherman
Hawk, pastor.
FIRST UNITED BRETHREN
Miss'on. between 12th and University
streets A. 8. Anderson, pastor, 1155
Mission street. Services st 11 a.m. Rev.
R. Glea Brady of Pedee. Ore., will
preach Sunday morning. Sunday school
10 SJn., Mrs. Alice M. Henderson. Supt.
Tonng People's meetings at 6:80 p.m.
AMERICAN LUTHERAN
Church atreet between Chemeketa and
Center. Rev. P. W. Eriksen, pastor. 9:45
jn., Sunday aehool, A. A. Krueger, Supt.
Graded system. Women's class, Mra.
Eriksen, instructor. 10 a.m.. men's con
ference. Dr. A. 8. Jensen, leader. 11 a.m.
"Doth Thie Cause You to Stumble t"
6:80. Luther league. Lenton Mission
atudy. 7 :S0 p.m. Lecture by J. S. Mur
ray, finger print expert of the Oregon
State penitentiary. This lecture illustrat
ed by Voloptieon. Lenton services every
Wednesday evening st 7 :45 p.m.
J. W. LARSON WEDS
ILVERT0N, March 24 Mrs
H. V7. Goodman has received
word that her brother, J. W. Lar
son, formerly of here but now of
Busby, Alberta, Canada, was mar
ried February 23 to Miss Edith
Kyle of Zlon, Alberta.
the Eagle
'Record Population"
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Revival Series : .
C6ntinue For-.
' Another i Week
The revival meeting which ts
being conducted by Rev. C. K.
Chapman of Eugene at the First
Charch of God. Hood and North
Cottage streets, will continue
through next wee every evening
at 7:30 except Saturdays. A good
ly number have been converted,
and many more are expected next
week.
"The servieea are well attend
ed. Rev. Chapman is a forceful ex
pounder of the scriptures and his
messages of truth ara very con
vincing to all who -ear him," says
Rev. Q. T. Neal, pastor.
No. 16
Synopsis of Aaaaal Statement of tho
Baakera Life Company of Dea Moines, ia
tho State of Iowa, ea tho thirty-first day
of December. 1933, made to tbe Inauraace
Commissioner of tho State of Oregon, pur
suant to law:
CAPITAL
Amount of capital stock paid ap. Kone.
INCOME
Total premium income for th year,
$29,435,507.63.
Interest, dividends and rents received
during the year. 96,909,912.90.
Income from other sources received dur
ing the year, $3,250,065,02.
Total income. $39,585,485.55.
DISBURSEMENTS
Paid -for losses, endowments, annui
ties and surrender valuea, $20,090,466.93.
Dividends paid to policy-holders during
the year, $4,756,553.48.
Dividends paid on capital stock durinx
tho year. None.
Commissions aad aalanes paid daring
the year, $3,616,431.09.
Taxes, li.-enses and fees paid during th
year. $757,831.40.
Amount of all other expenditures, $3,
441,605.41. Total expenditures, $32,662,888.31.
ASSETS
Talus of real estate owned (market
value). $9,907,140.41.
Value of stocks and bonds owned (mar
ket or amortised value (, $34,692,678.53.
Loans on mortgages and collateral, etc.,
$78,107,858.42.
Premium notes and policy loans, $38,-
493,950.15.
-Cash in banks and oa hand, $1,C52,
898.18. Net uncollected and deferred premiums,
$6,033,102.46.
Interest and rents due and accrued,
$4,437,507.00.
Other asseta (net) less Not Admitted
Assets. $191,804.85.
Total admitted assets. $172,133,420.80.
LIABILITIES
Net reserves. $152,557,458.06.
Gross claims for losses unpaid, $1,
134,153.66. All other liabilities, $8,977,724.60.
Total liabilities, except capital, $162,
669,336.32. Capital paid up, None.
Surplus over all liabilities, $9,464,
084.48. Surplus as regards policy-holders k
Contingency Fund, $9,464,084.48.
Total. 8172.133.420.80.
BUSINES8 IN OREGON FOR THE YEAR
Cross premiums received during the year,
$342,076.33.
Assessment receints. $37,796.50.
Premiums snd dividends returning dur
ing the year, $57,388.33.
Losses paid during tha year, $125,
486.00. Kama of Company. Bankers Life Com
pear. Name of President, Gerald S. Nollen.
Name of Secretary, B. N. Mills.
Statutory resident attorney for aerviee,
P. L. Emery.
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ehargeu ot tha musie and' ia r-.
ranging for. soma special singing 1
for each: service. iXii.K-.
i -. pay- NETS $17 .r;v - '
' KEIZER, - March 24 -A goo
audience attended the play Wed
nesday night given by tha "Fort-'
nightly club" of the Congrega
tional church, under the direction
of .Mrs. Mark McCaUlster. Pro
ceja were $ IT. -Lillian Garnjobst
and Carl Mason furnished aoloa ,
between acts with Mrs. Darlow S.
Johnson, accompanist.
UCEXSKD TO MARRY
DALLAS, March 24 A marri
age license was issued! here Thurs
day to Frank Burt Curtis, . 28,
truck driver, of Dallas, and Beu
lah Adyelott, 24. student, of 811
verton. No, 44
Syaopaia of Aaaaal Stat sua aa of tbo
Oregon Mutual Lifo Iaaaraae Company -of
Port lead, is tho Bute of Oregoa, am
Ul thirty-first day of December, 1982.
made to tho Insurance Commissioner of
tho State of Oregon, pursuant to law:
CAPITAL
Amount of capital stock pale up, $11,
182,406.02. ,
Ut'COME
Total premium income tor tho year,
$1,262,910.70. j
Interest, dividends and rents received
during the year, $685,738.24.
Income from all ether aoarees received
during the yesr, $312,169.81.
Tout income, $2,785,909.45.
DISBURSEMENTS
Paid for losses, endowments, annuities
and surrender values, $1,322,000.73.
Dividenda paid to policy-holders during
the year, $326,603.50.
Dividenda paid on capital stock during?
the year. None.
Commissions and salaries paid during
the year, $345,715.18.
Taxes, licenses and feea paid daring
the year. $17,648.87.
Amount of all other expenditures,
$301,840.76.
Total expenditures, $2,314,499 04.
ASSETS
Value of real estate owned (market
value). $247,543.53.
Value of stocks and bonds owned I mar'
ket or amortised value). $5,468.04.41.
Loans on mortgages and collateral, etc.,
$2,157,800.15.
Premium notes and policy loans, $3,
460.850.75.
Cash in banks and on hand, $153,
6329.
Net uncollected and deferred premiums
$319,128.02.
Interest and rents duo snd accrued,
$131,105.14. Other assets (net), $526.18.
Total admitted sssets, Sll.938,6 59.47.
LIABILITIES
Xet reserves. $9,467,121.86.
Gross clsims for losses unpaid, $51,
706.24.
All other liabilities, $1,773,449.15.
Total lisbilities, except capital, $11,
292.277.25. Capital paid up, Kone.
Surplus over all liabilities, $646,381.22.
Surplus as regards policy-holders,'
$646,381.22.
Tout. $11,938,638.47.
BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THE YEAB
Urnsa premiums received during the year,
128.406.02.
Premiums and dividends returned dur
ing th year, $215,972.35.
Losses paid during tha year, $351,
668.95. Name of Company, Oregon Mutual Ufd
Insurance Company.
Name of President, C. P. Adams.
Name of Secretary, R. R. Brown.
Statutory resident attorney for service
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