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About The Central Point American. (Central Point, Or.) 1936-195? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1949)
THURSDAY. JANUARY 13. IMS PAGE FIVE Sportsmen’s Club Holds Annual Election The Central Point Sportsmen's club met at their club room on the Jacksonville highway for their an nual election of officers. Steve Benson presided at the meeting, Following are the new of ficéis chosen for 1949: Harry Elden, president, (unani- mous choice); John Wisely, vice president; Jim Ross, secretary- treasurer; Directors, Bert Peck, Don Faber, Mervyn Gleason, Sr., George Vangalder. It was voted to change the month ly meeting night to the 3rd Wednes day in each month. Plans were made for the annual shoot with the Medford Gun club. George Vangalder was chosen cap tain for the occasion and John Wiseley, Lieutenant. Pictures were shown by Bert Peck, with the films donated by the Xnders’ Photo shop. Following the meeting an elaborate lunch was erved by a committee consisting of Bert Peck and the Gleason boys, Merv and Jim. About fifty members attended the meeting. Teport Shows Bank deposits $643,871.71 J^kNION SOUP is a universal favorite and the recipes vary as much as the countries from which they originate. Some use a cream sauce base, others use meat stock, but who always has the time to make cream sauce? Or who always has meat stock on hand? You can have a delicious onion soup without those ingredients, though. From the recipe given here, note how simple it can be, how easily and quickly it is made. Then delight in Slice onions thinly and cook the way your family goes for Favor gently in Nucoa until golden, sprin ite Onion Soup. kling with pepper while cooking. In answer to the year-end call of he comptroller of the currency, the Favorite Onion Soup Add water, bouillon cubes and Central Point branch of the First 7 medium-sized 1% teaspoons Wor Worcestershire sauce; cover and onions or 1% lbs. cestershire Sauce National Bank of Portland reports simmer 30 to 40 minutes or until U cup Nucoa Salt to taste leposits of $643,871.71 and loans of margarine 6 slices French bread. . onions are very tender. Pour into *4 teaspoon pepper toasted and spread 3312,822.82. In c' arge of the local serving bowls, float slices of toast on • cups water with Nucoa top; sprinkle them thickly with bank is R. C. Isaacs, Manager. 7 bouillon cubes margarine Grated Parmesan cheese cheese. Yield: 6 servings. A year ago the figures were, de posits $262,880.08. and loans $59,456,- 33, Isaacs said. Last June’s report and deposits, $614,019,664.35. On .howvd deposits of $529,457.21, and Nevita June 30 loans totaled $163,875,390,- loans of $413,256.02. Officers For the First National group of 60 3, and deposits $572,979,049.71. (Continued on Page 2) President Belgrano said that the Oregon banks, as a whole, the Dec ember 31 statement shows loans of otal deposits, loans and resources of $183.909,404.39, and deposits of $593 - the group as a whole again made Special guests from out of town 677,890.78, President Frank N. Bel the First National Bank group included. Miss Blanche Ferney and grano, Jr., has reported. A year | * First in Oregon, .” He said that Warren Ferney, Sister and Brother ago, with 56 banks in t’-e group, the from the standpoint of. earning of Mrs. McKibbon from Payette, figures were, loans. $143.653.061.13 First National had its third best Ida’ o. Mrs. Bertha Stephenson and year, with earnings of $3,722,27.53 Dick Patterson of Portland. Mrs. Truman Brenner, Jr. Past after taxes, but before dividends Worthy Matron, presented the Past equivalent to $10.34 per share. This Matron ’ s Jewel to the new Jr. Past brings the total capital funds of Worthy Matron, Mrs. Edwin Andren. mí PHONE 2414 Rm First National to a new high of $33,- Mrs. Andren presented the Past Pa 520,735.86, with a book value of tron’s Jewel to John Peffley. —ENDS SATURDAY— $84.78 per share. Program numbers for the In- Don Duryea, John Payne and Joan Caulfield in Chapter Installs stallation included. Solo. Star of the East, Mrs. Edwin Andren accom panied by Mrs Harley Dressier. Piano Solo, Claire de Lune, Debus sy, by Miss Barbara Williams of Ashland. Courtesy Girl addenda in honor of Mrs. McKibbon recalled days of forty nine. Attired as miners carry ing picks, shovels, placer pans and nuggets and pulling along the stub born mule they invited the new Chapter lead to join with them in digging the golden nuggets of friendship. They promised to be preesnt at the diggins all year. Mrs. Lorna Meyer, made the presenta tion. Courtesy Girls taking part were Mrs. John Peffley, Mrs. Truman Brenner, Mrs. Al Setness, Mrs. Earl Weaver. Mrs. J. W. Fitzgerald, Mrs Melvin McGrew. Mrs. Donald Pat terson, Mrs. Dale Burns, Mrs. Lews Kilbourn, Mrs. Meril Harsh, Mrs. M Weidman. Mrs. Charles Meyer, Mrs Francis Russell, Mrs. -Victor Noe! Mrs. Merritt Swing, Mrs. Leonar Freeman, Mrs. Robert Chamberlain Mrs. M. J. Rogers, Mrs. A. Daniel son and Mrs. Charles McCoy. Courtesy Girls wore identical dresses, half of them made of red moire and half white moire. Wore red and white carnations in hair. Mrs. L. C. Scott in charge of gifts Mrs. E. A. Faber in charge of Court esy Girls for the year. Chapter Room decorations in charge of Mrs. Wallace Freeland. Red and gold, color scheme, Large red cups outlined with gold tipped greens used on walls. Red hoops hung from ceiling with lighte i candles. Large baskets of red carna tions in East and West. Candles shaped as the cup symbol of the red point of star used on Star point sta tions and in East. Motto in red script on wall in east “Love one an other” theme. Dining room carried out same Building a Greater theme of red and gold. Motto also on wall in dining room. Large footed red glass bowl centered serv ing tables, red carnations maiden hair and fern. Bowl placed on go’d S&H Greei Stamps “Larcency $ ave 1 íme 6 ave M oney > i J — SUN. thru WED Bud Abbott and Lou Costello i ’ NUCOA I F 2 or more pounds Mexican Hayride” £POPERATlVf NOW AT Heinrich's Pharmacy CENTRAL POINT PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED Southern Oregon LET’S GET ACQUAINTED ! SNIDER’S S&H Green Stamps on All Purchases FILL YOUR STAMP BOOKS QUICKLY BY PATRONIZING THESE S & H GREEN STAMP MERCHANTS IN CENTRAL POINT. ALEXANDER HARDWARE & IMP. CO. BURELSON'S DRY GOODS CENTRAL POINT CLEANERS C. & W. ELECTRIC ECONOMY MARKET LOWRY'S MOTOR SERVICE SETNESS VARIETY £ DATE RIA |J « spangled star. Favors red cups with gold inscription “Juanita and Law rence ’49.” Mrs. Merritt Swing was in charge of dining room. Ready-Mix CONCRETE GOOD EQUIPMENT O M DT S E R V I C E C L1N1NGER / SONS VISIT THE S&H 26 So. Grape Street •ONCItf-TE SAM» * i . rwii CRUSHED ROCK X OIHMT' ll'.-H2 • Med. 533« MERCHANDISE DISPLAY! Medford — ENDS SATURDAY — Sonia Henie in “The Countess of Monte Cristo” 'A BEST FOODS MAYONNAISE "REALLY FRESH" — STARTS SUNDAY — Robert Mitchum in Family Size Qts “Blood on The Moon” — ENDS SATURDAY James Stewart and Joan Fontaine in “You Gotta Stay Happy” —SUN., Thur WED.— Bud Abbott and Lou Costello ir i ÒPARERIBS i^ound - - PORK CHOPS Pound PARSNIPS 2 Pounds RUTABAGAS 3 Pounds - BORDEN’S CHATEAU 2 Pounds ----- “Mexican Hayride” — ENDS SATURDAY — “The Gangster” 69 19 25 98 When that unexpected emergency strikes, you realize the merit of all the little PAULSEN sacrifices that built your backlog of cash. Real peace of mind comes Thrift Market with being able to meet emergency expenses. PHONE 741 CENTRAL POINT For Courteous Service, Low Prices! There is no substitute for cash in the bank to give you confidence plus Robert Paige & Noreen Nash in “Red Stallion” —SUN.. MON.. TUE.— Penny Singleton and Arthur Lake in ‘‘Blondie’s Secret” in facing the future. HEATING OILS Stove Oil Prompt Delivery and Repair Service Storage Tanks for Sale! plus William Bishop and Virginia Patton in ‘‘Black Eagle” Furnace Oil save at the CENTRAL POINT BRANCH FIRST NATIONAL BANK «•»»it VALLEY CENTER OIL COMPANY PHONE 1472 CENTRAL POINT tireiii ihiussnci «oi'Otifieu
