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S H E R M A N COUNTY JO U R N A L ,
MORO, OREGON
F R ID A Y , F E B R U A R Y
prize and Mrs. Rust low prize.
The traveliug prize was won
by Mrs P erry.
R efreshm ents
w ere served at the close of the
party by the hostesses.
Parties Brighten
Winter Days
At Grass Valley
and Mrs.
-prise part for
. Bi
and Mrs
rs. Don
th ;
n ith
e Wed-
la v
celebrating
niversaries.
oss
included
1rs.
F rank I
•rv.
(
KeHv Mrs
avn<
Bernard M artin,
K etter,
in Rust. The after-
and Mrs.
r»nt playing pinochle
noon wa;
irtin w inning high
w ith Mr;
BI
NOTH F
M embers of the E astern S tar
met at the Masonic hall last
Tuesday evening for their regu-
lar m eeting w ith twelve present.
Mrs F ran k von Borstel, w orthy
business
sided at
-natron
ts
w e re
Refresh
neeting
the lose of the meet-
served
ing.
, .
Mrs. E arl Olds, Mrs. F ra n k I
ihn Block v
Bayer ind Mrs
party for
s u rp n
hoste:
Lhe
Per
Mrs. Glenn P(
home ^ F rid a y ""afternoon celebrat
ing her birthday
anniversary,
O ther guests included Mrs. Bruce
Alley, Mrs. Don Sm ith, Mrs.
Ross Fields Mrs. W ayne Kelly,
OF
1950
guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.
Bud Iirin k ert.
Alfred
Payne, Miss Eeone
Moore, and Mrs. C hristina Mal-
daner took Mrs. Della C ram er
to her hom e in Prineville S un
day a fter spending two w eeks
at the Payne home.
Mrs. Boyce Blaylock, Mrs. F rank
K etter, Mrs. Ed Alley, M rs.John
Rust and Mrs. B ernard M artin,
Pinochle was ‘ the diversion of
the afternoon.
Mrs. Ed Alley
held high score and Mrs. K etter
score. Mrs. Fields won the
tra v e y ng prize.
R efreshm ents
w ere served at the close of the
afternoon by the hostesses.
Mr. and Mrs. Don M arsh of
Hood R iver w ere over night
guests W ednesday at the home
of h er parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Clodfelter.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Olds were
in T he Dalles T hursday on bus-
iness and to visit Mrs. Jesse
H elyer who is in the hospital.
The com m unity p a rty held at
the I.O.O F. hall Saturday even-
ing sponsored b the G rass Val-
R ebekahs w s attended by
about seventy persons
The
evening w as spent .lancing w ith
refreshm ents served later in the
evening.
Mr. pnd Mrs. K enneth Crews
and Don Sm ith and son, L arry,
w ere in The Dalles W ednesday
on business.
N ew
all w ool coat»
b y “ Bca-
$29.95.
G R ETA , T h e IJflHe»
\
—
T. Lester Jeluuon
lawyk *
WASOO
MORO
Sun Life of Canada Increases
Dividends to Policyholders
1949 w as a good y ea r for Sun L ife. ) O rganization
in stro n g
p osition w ith
nearly 50% % of en tire a sse ts in v ested in U nited
S tates. T otal b en e fits paid la st yea r $114 m illion.
' • k. i-... / C-JtLéJ&éLi
risen to $215 billions, or $1430
W ith $18 m illion—a su b sta n per head.
The Sun L ife’s ow n
Mr. and Mrs. Archie C antrall
tial increase over 1949—allotted business has m ore th an kept
n, in com pliance w ith section 11
and children, Gene and Sharon,
for policyholders dividends to pace w ith this increase, today’s
hapter 393 Oregon l a w
1943, am
spent Sunday in The Dalles.
be paid during th e c u rre n t year, total in force of $4,187 m illions
C
1945, as am ended by chapter 59
Mrs. F ra n k T. Bayer and Mrs.
the Sun Life A ssurance Com pany com paring w ith only $53 m illions
•hoc
f the R ural
voter
C harles P errigo w ent to Carson.
of Canada en te rs its 80th year 1 in force a t the beginning of the
n. that a m eeting will be held at
W ashington F rid a y to attend the
of
public service w ith a prom is I century. D uring these 50 years,
lay of March, 1950, at
Mi
the 1
funeral services for Gene Cush
ing
outlook for 1950.
too, Sun Life policy provisions
tl
scussing the budge
>r
*posc a
A rt Bibby w e n t to Tbe Dalles Dalles T hursday to m eet Mrs.
m an.
T he Sun L ife has been a ctiv e ' and privileges have been broad
eeinning
ai
the f
Mr. and Mrs. John Block went Saturday to m eet his son, Ste- B rin k e rt and daughter, Elaim in the U n ited S ta tes for over ened, available options increased
>r t n
?k in Portland
h
to The Dalles Mond V on bus
phen, who cam e up from Port- who spent a
half a c en tu ry and today m ain and m any
new benefits in tro
ness re tu rn in g b sue Tuesday.
lalid
to
spend
th
e
week
end
w
ith
on
business,
tain
s
branch
office
and
a
g
en
cy
duced.
E
ven
before
1900 the
B U D G E T 1950 - 1951
>ldi his parents.
m R<
Mr. and Mr;
Among thi
■utors se r v ic e in 10 sta te s from coast 1 C om pany wafi th e first to in tro
business
vi
w ere b u sln esj visitors iin The
;T I MATED RECEIPT!
duce the “u n co n d itio n a l” policy,
w ere to coast.
The Gia;ss Valley gr;id seboo in The Dali les T hur s<
Dalles Monday.
cash on hand at
D uring the year ju st past, the fo llo w in g later w ith th e popular
i
and
.
V
ernon
F
Mr.
and
Mrs
team
defe ated th
M r and
Mrs W ayne Kelly basketball
f l a i r Bal- total am ount of life insurance Sun Life non-m edical in su ra n ce
ami M[rs. Fred P eters w<ere In Kent team 32 to 14 in the loca fam ily, Mr. ; and
g,
Mrs. A. which policyholders purchased plan. T he C om pany a lso issu ed
zer, Mrs. J.
The D;alles Satinrday to vis• j t AT p gvm last Tuesday aftei'noon.
source
Mrs.
A rt I from the Sun Life exceeded $372 th e first Group P en sio n p o licy
Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. W illari 1 B arnet F. Balzer,
P eters at the Iîospltal.
T otal
Mrs. Ted I millions, continuing the unbro- 1 w ritten a n y w h ere In N orth A m
W allace
w ent to I’ortlúnd one day las Bibby and Mr. and
M r. and Mrs
iore new erica, an epoch-m arking e v e n t in
| ken record of sellini
w ent t 0 W asco ?dondav to attend week whiere Mrs. B;irn e tt re Ball, w ith Ir. an
Nom
dpi
um than the h isto ry o f life in su ra n ce.
life
insurance
i>er
and
Frida
the gr „..o’ <;idn iservices fo r Mrs. m ained foir m edical aittention. Rolfe goir
company.
One of the outstanding features
other
Cai
ladian
I
any
Mrs. Olan S
dk
Owei
>f
force
w
ith
th
e
Sun
of
Sun Life operations during
trance
in
Inst
'URF
Exr
lb
B arn ett and
T
Hints
to
$4,187,000,-
1949
w a sth e pronounced increase
now
am
Lift
’and children
Revn<
visiting a t the hom e
Total in- I in the Com pany’s G roup business.
ne
high
an
all-tii
000,
K
intner
Rev and
H arold Owens and fai
in 1949 | H undreds of thousands of office,
Saturday come of the Compa
w ere dinner
The E a ste rn S tar
factory and other em ployees In
was
$238,000.000.
Mr.
anri
evening at tl
are sponsoring a car
50(
T he 79th
A nnual R ep o rt of business and ind u stry
th ro u g h
R
i
the M asonic hall Tui lav even Mrs. Orville
th
e
Sun
Life
o
f
Canada
ju
st
is
out
N
orth
America
are
today
pro
; to Moro ing F e b ru a ry 21.
Amoni
E rrvone i:
itk in s of sued
Art
in
d
icates
the
Com
pany’s
tected
by
the
generous
term
s
of
Mr.
and
5
londav evening t< attend the invited.
S a tu r faith in the U n ited S ta te s w h ere Sun Life G roup insurance and an
i n n e i guest
Moro
w
ere
<
da«
taught by
me
Mr. a imi Mrs. m ore than 48% of its a sse ts are nuity plans. The C om pany’s ex
legrap
Rust am day evening
M and Mrs. Joh
Izóla Jens¡en from OSC exten-
pent the in v ested and w h ere $1,690,000- perience and service in th is
A.
A
Dunlap.
Th
g. and legal
id Phylli
re ’ivere Mr. and Mrs. d au g h ters G eraldine
:ta.
000 or 40% of its total b u sin e ss particular field
is unsurpassed.
evening
playing
cat
Mrs. Haro Id 1Cakin, Mr. and Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Bill B ker
R<
T oday, the im p o rta n ce of Group
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Joh
is
In
force.
ind;
Ivan Blagg, Mr and Mrs. John w ere d in n er guests
Dal
T
B enefits
paid to Sun Life Insurance is recogn ized by all
Mrs. T. M. Rolfe w
R ust, Mr. an«il Mrs. Boyce Blav- the hom e of Mr. and
policyholders
and beneficiaries tho«e concerned w ith th e en co u r
les
visitors
recently.
5000 00
lock, Mr. am 1 Mrs Charles Per- Dugger.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W
illiam
Brin-
since
the
Com
pany’s
first policy a gem en t and m ain ten a n ce o f good
T otal E stim a ted E xpenditure»
# 14,000.00
«ver
W arren M organ
rigo, Mr a iid Mrs. E arl Olds.
m anagem ent
1
k
ert
and
d
aughter
Ealine
and
ssued
in
1871
have now ^relations b etw een
wai
hr
Condon
We<
John and B;irb a ra Alley, Doro- from
ÍM \ RY I IF
E ST IM A T E D
R E C E IP T S , and A V A IL A B L E
and labor, and th e w e lfa r e and
Mrs.
F
re
d
Crowley
w
ere
dinner
i
$2,240,000,000.
T>ast
year
rea
dth
e rt Co:
th y Kelly M[r and Mrs. Frank took Mrs.
ill BALANt ¡8 A N D TA
LF
alone over $114,000,000 w as paid social se c u r ity of the in d ivid u al
a
few
Carolyn
Lem
ley,
Jan
him
to
st;
_
E.
Baÿer,
$ 14,000 00
nditure
employee.
out in benefits.
Morgan Is ill.
ice Blbbv an d Jim m y H art.
The Sun Life story for 1949,
At
the
A
nnual
M
eeting
held
ger
Mr. and Mrs. Marc
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Payne,
alance
14,000 00
including
the P resid en t’s address
1
at
the
Head
Office
of
the
Com
lon-
Leone Moore and Lois K elly, and daughter, Rosali»
year
as
delivered
at th e
Annual
pany,
the
President,
A
rth
u
r
B.
fn
r
jwere in The Dalles T h u rsd ay to dav for Pi land on
T hird & U n ion St.
Meeting, is contained in the Re
Wood,
review
ed
the
rem
arkable
DEBTEDNE
m eet Mrs. P a y n e ’s m other, Mrs.
dav
Policyholders now on
The D.dles
O regon
progress of life insurance over port to
Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Dugger
14, 1950.
C h ristin a M aldaner, who arrived
the press. Copies may1 be obtain
the
last
50
years.
In
1900,
w
ith
P ain t • W allpaper - ¡V enetian
Allgeler w ent to The
from P ortland to spend several and A it
K nlghten
a population of 76 m illions, the ed on request from any of th e
Dalles F rid a y on business re
?cretarv
w e e k s w ith them .
B linds
United States had life insurance branch, group or m ortgage of
tu rn in g Saturday.
lone
GENERAL PA IN T ¡PRODUCTS in force of some -7 billions, or fices of the Com pany, or from
W illard Rolfe w ent to Port
H eavy k o te - on e coat fin ish
B ea u tifu l n ew sp r in g d r e sse s
about $90 per capita. Today the Stuart Johnson or A. M. W ea v er
lebtednet
Bo
land Monday w ith a tru ck load
F
lex
-
C
olorful
d
ecorator
by
F
r
a
n
c
e
s
D
exter.
S
ee
them
population has alm ost doubled C.L.U. M anager, P u b lic S erv ice
me
of bogs.
B
a
y
o
n
ite,
w
ash
ab
le
sm
o
o
th
fin
ish
but
life insurance in force has B uilding, P ortlan d 4, Oregon.
now at—
W illiam B rin k ert w ent to Tht
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