Illinois Valley News, Thursday, July 11, 1919
CHURCH
Financial Report
Of U. S. National
Bank Encouraging
Washington Letter
SEE US FOR
(Continued from page 1)
was brought to the floor and pas­
sed one dull afternoon when mo.st
In its Ju n e 30 report to the
m em bers w ere in com m ittee o r a t­
Comptrolljy of the C urrency, the
THE ILLINOIS VALLEY
tending to office work. This bill
U nited S tates N ational Bank of
GOSPEL TABERNACLE
provided fo r long distance tele­
Portland reports a figure in excess
Rev. D elbert H. B urger, Pastor.
phone calls as well as telegram s—
Services every T hursday at of {132,834,000 in loans and dis­ but limited the total am ount to
counts, a healthy gain over the {500 per year. The result, so fa r I
7 ;45 p. m.
T hursday, Young Peoples S e r­ bank call of a year ago. A t the as Pacific Coast m em bers are con­
same time, the bank again leads cerned, was to lim it our telegram s |
vice 8 p. m.
the
state in total deposits, accord­
Sunday School 10 a. m.
to th ree or fo u r per week— and
Sunday m orning worship 11 ing to an announcem ent by Robt. th a t’s all! O ur telegram s, due to
Neilson, Jr., m anager of the bank’s
a. m.
the distance, average about {3 00
G
rants Pass branch.
Sunday, Ju n io r church 11 a. m.
each.
The new loan and discount fig­
The governm ent will save no
Camp m eeting and revival is ure of {132,834,252 shows an in­
money by this arrangem ent. Few
still in progress with three ser­ crease of {5,342,593 over the fig­
eastern mem bers w ere using $500
vices daily, 10 a. m., Bible study ure of a year ago, an indication
worth of telegram s per year, but
2:30 p. m., Brush A rbor service, th a t the business and industrial
having the privilege o f telephon
7 :45 p. m. Evangelist A. G. Cald­ expansion of O regon’s economy is
ing now, they will certainly use
well, noted camp m eeting speker continuing a t the pace set in the
the full am ount. The scheme was
every evening Sunday, Ju ly 17, past few years, Neilson pointed
m erely a redistribution of the com­
will be the climax of this revival. out.
m unications cost w ith nearby mem­
All are welcome.
Total deposits for the United
bers gaining and m em bers from a
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S tates N ational Bank, largest fi­
distance taking it on the chin. The
nancial institution in Oregon, now
irony of the whole thing reached
SELMA BAPTIST CHURCH
stand in excess of {505,591,000.
a climax when Time M agazine with
The G rants Pass Branch reported
Rev. A nderson, P asto r
its usual sarcasm tow ard Congress
loan and discount totals at {1,753,-
Church service at 9:30 a. m.
lep orted th a t the House of Rep­
387 or a gain in excess of 24 per
Sunday School at 10:45 a. m.
resentatives had with “ open hand
cent over the same date a year ago
Young People at 7 p. m.
ed generosity” voted itself an ad­
and deposit totals of {7,027,220 or
P ray er M eeting Tuesday 8 p m.
ditional $500 fo r telephone calls!
Missionary Society 4th Wednesday a decline of less than 10 per cent
during the past 12 months.
of each month.
The United States N ational,
-Help the Hospital-
with 38 branches located through­
ASSEMBLY OF COD
out the state, now lists total re ­
Kerby, Oregon
sources as well over $541,154,000.
Rev. D. B. W antland, pastor
WE USE AND RECOMMEND
It was 24th largest am ong all
Morning W orship a t 11 a. m.
American Hammered Piston
banks
in
the
nation
at
the
close
Sunday worship, 11 a.m.
Rings
Evangelistic service, Sunday, 8 of the year.
In discussing the m id-year bank
p.m.
Made w ith the new K-Spun
Wednesday p ray er m eeting .7:30 '■all, Mr. Neilson said, "T he United
metal.
Restores new engine p e r­
Bible Study and Young People's S tates N ational Bank’s continued
form
ance.
healthy
grow
th,
both
local
and
m eeting, Friday ____ 7:30 p. m.
throughout the state, is fu rth e r in­
Radiat ors and Engines thor­
dication th at the agricultural, bus­
CHURCH OF CHRIST
iness and industrial activity of I oughly cleaned and renewed.
Preaching every Sunday m orn­ Oregon is progressing at a pace
ing at 10:30, communion services th at should continue for many
im m ediately follow ing a t our years to come. The hank has un­
We pick up and deliver
church house ju st south of J. S. bounded faith in the fu tu re of this
Bedingfield's residence on the cem­ region and will continue to work
etery road. Everyone is cordially with the people of Oregon in the
invited.
fu ture developm ents of our re j
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sources and natu ral w ealth."
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CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF
NOTES
Watch Repairing
RADIO
See
TELEPHONE
Grants Pate
J. L. NEILSEN
4439
SALES & SERVICE
Watchmaker and Jeweler
AL’S RADIO SHOP
T em porarily Located a t
609 E ast G St.,
G rants Pass
Cave Junction
MOVING!
Phone 4002
ISHAM’S
FAST MOVERS
About BEKIN VAN LINES
System Freight Service
Converse Freight Service
RIVER’S EDGE
GARAGE
Custard as a Dessert
LATTER DAY SAINTS
(M ormon)
Beginning May 1st. this church
will have th eir Sunday School at
Ma’s grocery instead of th e Leg
ion hall until fu rth e r notice.
E lder Rouse.
C u sta rd has hud a long and hon­
ora ble care er as a dessert fo r young
and old, but its p o ssib ilitie s as a
hot m a in dish often are overlooked
T h is cooked com b in a tio n o f egg and
m ilk , m inus sweetening and plus
seasonings and o th e r no urishin g, fla ­
v o rfu l in g re d ie n ts such as cheese |
m akes an econom ical, d iffe re n t
m a in dish as an a lte rn a te fo r m eat.
And cheese is now in p le n tifu l sup­
ply. In d iv id u a l cheese custards, hot
fro m the oven, tu rn e d out on a p la t­
te r and surrounded w ith to m a to
sauce, m ake a co lo rfu l m a in dish.
The recipe fo r a fa m ily of five o r
six calls fo r the fo llo w in g in g re d i­
ents: 3 cups m ilk , 1 tablespoon
flou r,
'j pound sharp-flavored
cheese, shaved th in . 44 teaspoon
s a lt; 3 eggs; 5 drops table sauce.
ILLINOIS VALLEY CHURCH
of SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS
Elder, Wayne Scriven
Sabbath School ....................9:30
Church service ................... lliOO
P ray er m eeting W ednesday.
BRIDGEVIEW COMMUNITY
Evening worship 8 p. m.
Sunday School 10 a. m.
Prayer and Bible study, W ednes­
day. 8 p. m.
Daily V acation Bible school
s ta rts Ju n e 21 at Bridgeview
Community church with D. D
Randall in charge, sta rtin g a t 9
a. m. to 11:30 a m from Tuesday
through Friday and continuing for
two weeks.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
E. O. Greene
Phone 1009
C. J. Fisher
Cave Ju n ction
2 ’/4 miles So. of Cave Junction
on Redwood Highway
Sow T h istle
A lfa lfa has given good results as
a c o n tro l crop in fig h tin g sow th is ­
tle, says NDAC e xp e rim e n t statio n
CONDENSED
S T A T E M E N T OF C O N D IT IO
JUNE 3 0 , 1949
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Sunday school 9:30-10:30 a. m
Christian Science services are I
held every Sunday at 11 a. m at i
River’s Edge residence (K. 0 .
G reene) 2 Vi miles south on the
Rodwood highway. All are wel- !
come.
CAVE JUNCTION COMMUNITY
RESOURCES
Cash on Hand and Due from Banks................................... $ 118,597,023.20
United States Government Bonds........................................ 242,956,778.05
Municipal and Other Bonds..................................................
36,671^658.12
Loans and Discounts.............................................................. 132 834 251.90
Stock in Federal Reserve B ank............................................
600,000.00
Bank Premises (Including Branches)...................................
7,384,078.29
Customers’ Liability on Acceptances...................................
144,048.45
Interest Earned.......................................................................
1,690,306.21
Other Resources......................................................................
276,660.04
$ 541,154,804.26
LIABILITIES
C apital................... ...................................$ 10,000,000.00
S u rp lu s...................................................... 10,000,000.00
Undivided Profits and Reserves............ 11,708,007.35
31,708,007.35
Reserves for Interest, Taxes, etc...........................................
2,337,081.86
Acceptances.........................................................................
144,048.45
Dividends Declared................................................................
250,000.00
Deposits.................................................................................... 505,591,599.34
Interest Collected Not Earned..............................................
1,092,729.38
Other Liabilities......................... _ .........................................
31,337.88
.
$ 541,154,80L26
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CHURCH
George H. Gray, Pastor
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Morning Worahip at 11 a. m.
Sunday school attendance 123.
P erfect attendance aw ards were
given, and the Welch family from
Swisshome were among those to
receive them.
Rev. G ray’s theme "G od’s W on­
d erfu l G ift to M an." Mrs. Guy
Dick sang "T he Name of J e s u s "
Visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Ford
M errill, Santa Monica; Mrs. F. S
Perry, Long Beach; Mrs. Minnie
Davis, A shland; Mrs and Mrs.
H arpell, O 'B rien; Mr. and Mrs. F.
Beyersdorf, Spokane, here visiting
the Don Beyersdorfs. Floral of­
ferings were the g ift of Mrs. How­
ard Hendrickson.
The Singspiration at W onder
Sunday aftern o o n had a large at
tendance.
The Town circle met today at
the home of Mrs. Maude W atkins.
Next W ednesday, July 20, is the
all day Missionary society ladies'
picnic to which friends are invited.
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C hungking
C hina's w a rtim e ca p ita l, Chung
kin g, was noted for its vast system
o f new and old tunnels p ie rc in g the
s u rro u n d in g
h ills .
F ro m
these
ro c k y la b y rin th s , equipped w ith
seats and lig h ts, the c ity 's popu­
la tio n o f hundreds of thousands
kept c iv ic life going through years
of relentless Japanese bom bing
G rants Pass Branch
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