j Club Notes and Other
Social Activities
TRENDS FAVORABLE
IN STATE BANKING
The Powers chapter of O. E S. en­
tertained u nu.uber of visitors from
other county chapters last Friday
Recent Figures Indicate Large
evening, those going from Beulah
Inocpases in Deposits and
chapter being Mr. and Mrs. A. N.
Gould, Mr. and Mrs? W. V. Glaisyer.
Invested Funds
Mr. and Mrs. Lafe Compton, Mrs. C.
A. Rietman, Mrs. Willard Boaaerman,
Improvement la tha condition of state
Mrs. Wm Mansell and Mrs. Harry
banks lu almost every respect during
Godard.
1*34 Is sbowu by statistics recently as­
On Saturday of last week, Mrs. L.
£1. Hazard and Mrs. Jack Sercomb,
formerly Miss Adrienne Hazard, en­
tertained with a desesrt lunch, alxjut
a dozen of Mrs. Scrcomb’s friends,
who spent a most pleasant afternoon
with needlework and visiting, Mrs.
Sercomb being in town for a brief
stay only. Among those enjoying the
occasion were Mrs. Harry Slack. Mrs.
Arthur Berg, Miss Hariret Gould.
Miss Kuthleen McClintock, Mrs. A. L.
Beck. Mrs. C. A Rietman. Mrs. Muri
Pettit, Mrs. M. Earl Wilson, Mrs.
Lucky Bonney and Mrs. Geo. Jen­
kins and the latter’s mother, who is a
visitor in the city.
sembled. Robert M. Hanes, President
War ho vie Bank and Trust Company,
Winston-Salem, North Carolina, pointa
out In an article In "Bauklng“ pub­
lished by the American Bankers Asso­
ciation. The figures on which thia state
ment Is based were gathered by the
Committee oa State Bank Research of
the association from reporta furalabod
by state bank supervisors throughout
the coantry.
"Ever sines 1*31 the number of state
banks baa been declining.’* Mr. Hanes
aays. Between l»Jl and 1934 the de
cline was rapid. Figures tor December
81, 1*34, showed that the downward
trend has not yet ended, but the de
cline last year was the smallest lq
twelve years "
There are now. be aaya, about ten
Utausand alate banka, which term In
Eludes all alate rhertered Institution*
with the exception of mutual savings
banka. The article continuée:
“Even more sign meant was the end­
ing of the decline at deposits in state
banks which had been going on since
the collapse of the stock market boom
in 1*3*. In recent years for which 8g
ares are available the drop haa been
particularly abrupt. Total depoelta In
state banks declined from »80.8*5.781
«00 on December 81, 1*31, to 318.434.-
833.000 on December 31. 1*33. The rec
ord for 1*34 shows a recovery to |1T>
t08.T08.000 at the yearend.
Tits J. G. W. Club members are
being entertained at the home of Mrs.
A. N. Gould today with a twelve
o'clock lunch, the assisting hostesses,
being Mrs. Ed Lorenz and Mrs. M. O.
Hawkins. Following lunch the ladies
indulge in various sorts of needle-'
work. Members expected include the ,
following: Mesdames Skecls, H. Lor-
Dae Presented Pupils
onz, Smith, Geo. Lorenz, Folsom.
Recital Last Evening
31_Ho »ward
ward Rasmussen, of
Sanford, Roza, Fuhrman, Young and
\ Coquille, and Nancy Ruth Young, of from Marshfield: Mesdames Endicott,
Miss Muriel Dae presented a group
Myrtle Point.
Johnson, Lyons, Jennings, Liljeqvist
of her pupils in recital, at the M. O.
May 31—H. Crausen Fosburg and and Parker.
Hawkins’ home, last evening, before
Early E. Hegdali, both of Myrtle
an audience of parents, pupils and a
Point.
Mrs. L. H. Hazard and Mrs. Roy
Significance el Increased Deposits
few friends.
The program was
31—John E. Guenther, of Wemich were joint hostesses on
"It is particularly gratifying to note
splendidly rendered and the partlci-
North Bend, and Geraldine Clora Tuesday, to a large company of la­ the expansion of depoelta, since It was
cipants won fresh honors for them­
Deiaman, of Marshfield
dies, for dessert lunch, at the home of their decline which made necessary the
selves as well as for their instructor.
June 1—Glenn N. McCullough and Mrs. Wemich. Both cards and ’sew- | liquidation of investments, the celling
Following was the program given:
Vivian A. Taylor, both of North eBnd. ing were features of the afternoon’s of loans, and all the other phenomena
Andante Cantabile - Tschaikowcky
June 1—Wesley B. Swafford, of entertainment, the latter being en­ which go under the name of 'deflation'
AnfiapU» . •
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HivfUn
Hamilton, Wash., and Marion Kenne­ joyed on the lawn, where native and have brought bunks so much criti­
dy, of Seattle.
They were married shrubs and flowers have been at­ cism ta recent yer.ru. It is now plain
that this was due to efforts of the
last Saturday at his office here by tractively arranged.
Indoors the
banks to place themselves In the pos
Justice J. J. Stanley.
spacious rooms were artistically dec­
session of enough tquid assets to most
. June 3—Dallas Alton Hamilton, of orated with loses, sweet peas and a
the growing demands of depositors for
North Bend, and Lillie Rose Early- profusion of yellow summer chrysan­
ths return of a part ot the money which
Hauser
even, of Marshfield. They were mar­ themums, with the dainty Cecile had been placed on depoeit.
Wieniawski
ried Saturday by Rev. W. Raymond Brunner roses adorning each small
“That thia la tmq la borne oat by the
LoutM Wôodÿàtd
Wilder at the Pioneer church par­ lunch table.
movement of Invented fonde of state
Accompanied by Dorothy Glalsyer
sonage.
At contract bridge, Mrs. Henry banks, which baa paralleled that of de
Gounod
June 1—Chas. W. Loomis and Hartley scored high, with Mrs Louis posits. These Invested funds (loans and
Marion J. Whitney, both of Myrtle Chameski second and Mrs. Arthur discounts plus In vest mental for state
Point. They were married Sunday Berg scoring low. Invitations for the banks, dropped from 830.3*1.330.000, at
by Rev. C. H. Barklow at his home occasion were extended the follow­ the end of 1*81. to »14.MI.7T3.000 at the
Accompanied by Louise Woodyard
end of 1*8*. Uy December 31.1*84, how­
in Myrtle Point.
ing: Barton, Ulett, Berg, Boober,
Slavonic Dance
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Dvorak
June 1—Alton H. Rogers and Ruby Em^y, Stewart, Chaney, Thomas, ever, they bad recovered to »l».7«».»10,
Moment Musical • "r.
Schubert Gray, both of Marshfield, they were
000. All of this gain la accounted tor
Annie Robinson, Davis, Bradford« by the Increase In In vest meats during
Leonard Ensele, Lyndell South-
married by Justlc • G. N. Bolt at the Bryant," Chameski, Watson, Pearl El- 1934. ths expansion amounting to ap
stone, Audrey Aasen, LaValle Dale
bay last Saturday. ~
lingsen, Hess, Lefevre, Geo. Lorenz. proximately »1.300.000 000.
Accompanied by Geraldine Ensele
June 8—Ralph Lewis
Ed. Lorenz, Rankin, Lawrence, W. H
"As for loans and discounts, they reg
Miniature Concerto
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Marshfield, and Wanda HoudysheU. Mansell. H. Lorenz, Paulson, M. Earl Istered a alight drop again In 1034. but
Ann Hawkins
of Coquille.
Wilson, E. A. Walker, Gant, Jenikns, tha rate of decline was much smaller
Accomapnied by Zettle Hawkins
June ft—Arthur H. Whipple,
Newdall, Compton, J. E. Norton, than In previous years, which In Itself
Caprice Viennois - Kreisler-Wichtl
Foster, Ore., and Lavina Nichols,
Glaisyer, Jeub, Leslie, Roitman, Bon­ la progress. Whereas the drop in loans
In a Country Garden
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Grainger
Charleston.
ney, Slack, Beck, Lane, Hartley, Pet­ and discounts amonnted to approxi­
Cherie Mae Hartwell
mately »3.3M.0M.M0 in 1*38. and to ap
it, Sanford, Sherwood, Oamundson,
Accompanied by Audrey Aasen
proximately 81.8M.0M.0M to 1*88, It
Sickels,
Smith,
Fuhrman,
Hawkins,
I m An Unlicensed Company
Midnight Bells
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was less than 88OO.OOO.MO In 1*84.
Young, Folsom, Greenough, Pierce,
"In another respect the balance sheet
The Brook
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Representatives of the Pacific In­ »nd from Marshfield: Mrs. Wm.
Lyndell Southstone
ternational Health Association of San Horsfall, Mrs. E. J. Loney, Mrs. J. D figures for December 31. 1*84, ware es­
pecially Impressive. Bills payable and
Accompanied by Audrey Aasen
Francisco are reported to be actively
Humoresque
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Dvorak soliciting busincss in Oregon, accord­ Goss, Mrs. Wm. Nicholson. Mrs. Hen­ rediscounts of the state banks, which
The Bee
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Schubert ing to the office of Hugh H. Earle, In­ ry Sengstacken, Mrs. J. S. Lyons. at the end of 1*83 had reached a de­
Mrs C. McC. Johnson, Mrs. Frederick pression high of 8*«*.7O*.OM, had
surance Commission. The Pacific In­
dropped by the cloee of last year to the
De Be riot ternational Health Association is not Jennings and Mrs. L. A. Liljeqvist. low flgure of »»3,101.000. One mast
Concerto
Allegro Moderfaw
licensed to do an insurance business
Members of the Episcopal Church search the records as far back as 1*17
Leonard
in this state and any personal solici­ and Guild and families held theii to And bills payable and rediscounts of
Accompanied by <
tation is unlawful.
Commissioner annual picnic last Wednesday at Ban­ stats banks at a lowsr flgurs. More
Traumerei
Earle states that a warrant has been don, with lunch in the city park, and over, it is reasonable to expect a further
Arr. for cello solo with string
swom out for the arrest of one repre­ ink and surf bathing following, reduction of such borrowings during
the current year.”
quartet accompaniment
sentative, and anyone having infor­ kbout forty were in attendance and
Hungarian Dance
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Brahms mation which will lead to the appre­
he day being pronounced perfect, a
Ensemble
hension of others should contact the delightful time was enjoyed.
TO FOIL BANK CROOKS
Accomajfhied by Zettie Hawkins
state police or insurance commisison-
Calling cards. 80 for 81 00.
Miss Lena Williams entertained her
contract bridge club Wednesday eve­
ning at her home, all club members
being present.
After games, the
lostess served a light lunch to the
oilowing: Misses Katherine Jane
Hassler. Frances Oddy, Carol Young,
Elizabeth Pierce, Geneva Agostino,
¿arietta Hufford and Mrs. Margarita
3rodie.
To Meet at Haynes* Residence
NEW YORK. —Tha Americas Bank­
ers Association Protective Committee
has developed a plan of bank inspec­
tion td bring out exposure hasards or
weak spots In respect to attacks by
criminals based oa Its long-established,
nation-wide experience In Investigating
bank burglaries. holdups and sneak
thefts.
The Inspection covers eighty leading
questions and seventeen recommends
tlons which are Instructive In the pre­
vention of each crimss. These relate to
such subjects as the use of slarms and
other protective equipment, also the
condition of windows, doors, skylights
and other entrances which have facili­
tated the early morning entry of ban­
dits who kidnap bank employees from
their homes during the night, or b£esk
Into the bank premises and bind and
gag the employees
On Monday evening, June 10, the
'.merican Legion Auxiliary will hold
FOÉ SALE--Three dozen barred- FOR SALE—Extra fine quality Kan-
heir regular monthly business meet­
rock Pullets.
Mrs. M. Martindale,
ota Seed Oats. 82.25 per 100 Iba.
ing in the home of Mrs. G. W. Haynes
on Norton ranch, two miles this
Coos Feed ft Seed Stores.
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nt 8:00 p. m. This same evening the
side of Riverton.
American Legion is to be honored
SUDAN GRASS Seed, 12c. Farr ft
vith a visit from their state com-
SPERRY’S Olympic Dairy, 20 per
Elwood, Inc.
nander, Joe Chamberlain of Corval-
cent protein, 3180.
Farr ft El­
is. They will meet in the Legion
If you want to subscribe for a Port­
wood, Inc.
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WASHING MACHINE — Used and
land daily the clubbing combination
Home.
new wringer rolls. Expert repair­
we offer with the Sentinel will save
FOR SA J JE—R. C. A. 5-tube Hetro-
ing, ten years’ experience your
Ask for Cow Bell Dairy cream and you money.
dyne table model. A-l condition,
guarantee. Will be at Lamb's Hard­
nllk, the only milk and cream madr
582 N. Henry St., Clarence Shoe­
ware two days a week. Phone Co­
»fe by pasteurisation.
maker.
quille 2L for service. Curley's Re­
pair Shop, 78» So. Broadway,
Ideal Bakery bread is slow baked.
HAVING purchased E. M. Briner’s
Phone 289, Marshfield.
17tf
Sltf
truck, I am ready to do hauling and
will continue the wood business. CROWN Calf Meal, M OO per 100 lbs.
Leave orders at Bill's Place, Lee
at Coos Feed ft Seed Stores.
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Hand’s Shoe Shop, or phone 178L.
H. E. Huddle.
It« SPERRY’S Surecalf and a heavy
Want Ads
H. S. Norton
Music and Stationery
JAPANESE MILLET. 8c.
wood. Inc.
Stamp Albums
Stamp Packets
Hinges and Tongs
for the young collector
Busy Corner Bldg.
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SPRAY for aphids, 88c.
wood, Inc.
White Creaseback
BLUE LAKE
Elwood, I m .
Beans, 18c. Farr
Farr A El­
milk bucket, ftl.28. Farr ft Elwood,
Inc.
Farr ft El­ WE ACCEPT Coon county general
fund warrants at 9 per cent dis­
count only. Folsom’s Grovery
BABY CHICK Feed Surelive, 10 lbs.,
Free Hopper, 49c. Farr ft Elwood, SCRATCH Feed, best, 82.20.
Elwood, Inc.
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Farr ft