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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1939)
Friday, January 13, 1939 BI.A\ ER TON ENTERPRISE, Bea vertun, O regon Page 4 ___ Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Brown on < Janu-1 club and there's considerable to their Damn t.fie Soul” e the We feature KE 1'0 KT OF CONDITION OF ary 3. This was Mrs. Brown's birth- I credit over the past year and much Gospel in song and sermon in all day. more good work will be done dui ing or sermons Bring your Bible and Mr. and Mrs. Rex Denney and Tommy Denney spent last week 1939 note book and read the took of little daughter Sirril left for their end with his grandparents Mr. and Iteveial.um. wilu us it h-’lds many home in California Friday after Mrs. Morvin Vose at Oswego before surprises for you. O' Bl eVERTON, OREGON. IN THE STATE OF OREGON, Another New House visit- spending the past three weeks they left for San Diego, California. I A .member of the 1 ederal Reserve Sjstem, at the < lose of busin«*» on ing home folks and friends. Mrs. L. L. Meyers was involved in For Multnomah Ml. I’ll ODIST EPISCOPAL t ill Ki ll December 31, 1938 Mrs. Arbogast and Mr*. Mullen an auto collision Saturday on Second I lluii II Hui sell. Pastor l*ubiisiied in accot dance with a call made by the Superintendent of Banks made a shopping trip to Portland last and Watson street while passing the Construction was started last month Sunday School 9.45 a. m. Charles of Oregon and the Federal Reserve bank of this district pursuant to the Wednesday . Intersection another cor coming east provisions of the Federal Act. The Whitford Social club met last on 8econd ran into the Meyers car. of a house for August Lehr, retired N. Roseman Supt Morning worship 11 a m. Sermon Saturday evening at t)$e home of Both cars were damaged Mrs. Meyer* meat packer of Portland at the ASSETS Mr. and Mrs. Anderson. The evening was badly shaken up. Mrs. E. E. corner of SW 35th avenue and Canby Topic “Those in the Way." $122. 981.41 overdrafts) Loans and discounts (including _ . $221.05 __ Epworth League 6.30, 7.30 p. m. street a few steps north of Multno was spent playing 500 There were '. Coulter a passenger suffered bruises., 12,350.00 United States Government obligations, direct and guaranteed — Evening worship Song service It is to be five tables in play. The home of Mr. and Mrs Marble mah Community church. 162,564.50 Mr. Anderson Sermon Topic ‘‘Cured of Blindness", Obligations of States and political subdivisions --------- -------------- The Whitford Womens’ Community i Cook is quarantined for scarlet fever finished with shakes. 9,869.88 ---- -------------------- The Cross is the symbol of the Other bonds, notes, and debentures ....... expects to iuive the job completed club met at th$* hall last Wednesday tlfeir small son being afflicted. Corporate stocks (including $1,150.00 stock of Federal Reserve Christian religion. vic It symbolizes for the first meeting in 1®9. Mrs Mr. and MrS. R. M Milller have re soon. The same construction company T.150.00 personal and collective, for B. Templeton of Progress gave the turned from a visit with Mr. and built title new store and postoffice at ■ Oory, Cash, balances with othfcr banks including reserve balance, and those the who are willing to pay reading for the) meeting and also Mrs C. IL Edward at San Metal, Huber a short time ago, remodeled a 198,775.19 cash items in process of collection —.... -...... -............... conducted the games. The game i Calif Their son Jack spent thr large house for the merchant Edward price for it. 1,500.00 Bank premises owned None; furniture and fixtures $1,500 . ........ - was slogans of various companies and week with his sister Mrs. Betty King Anzalone, a short distance from Institutions. Mrs. G. B. Thompson in Seattle, Wash. NAZAKENE CHURCH the postoffice The lumber for the $509,190.93 TOTAL ASSETS had the most correct answers and Sunday School 9:45 a. m. Mrs. Claire Buxton of Portland house in Multnomah comes from LIABILITIES Morning worship 11 a. m. won the prize. spent Sunday with her niece Mrs. Copeland Lumber Co. here. Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations $216,209.61 Mr. and Mrs Ben Gemerequet visl Inez Whitworth and falhily. Young People meeting 6:30 p. m. 204,319.22 ted at the home of C. B. Gardner Evening preaching service 7:30 Time deposits of individuals, partnershipsand corporations.... Mr. and Mrs. B. J Ward and son 45,597.25 Time deposits of States and political subdivisions ---------- ---- — p. m. Monday evening. Ear) of Kinton and Mr. and Mrs. Ladies Church Council 6,449.52 Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Denney and Ross Lee and their daughter Ann Special musical program Sunday Other deposits (certified and officers’ checks, etc.)—. -------- $472^75.60 TOTAL DEPOSITS ............... -..... -........... Mr and Mrs. R. Denney were enter Lee were Sunday dinner guests of Organized Last Week morning and evening. tained at the home of Mr and Mrs. j Mr. and Mrs. Walter Van Kleek. The Willamette Zone Rally will be $472,575.60 TOTAL LIABILITIES __ ______________ Kenneth Denney one day last week. Mrs. Belle Walker entertained with The ladies of the Church of Christ held in the Nazarene church Jan. 19. Barbara Campbell of Progress and a luncheon and cards Friday. Guests met Wednesday for a fellowship meet At 10:30 Bro. Benner will speak on CAPITAL ACCOUNT Ralph Campbell her uncle were in i included Mesdames V. A. Wood, J. H ing and dinner and organized the Sunday School work. At 2 p. m. a $ a traffic mixup and were bruised and Dobbins, Freda Austin, M. C. Me church! council for the purpose of missionary service will be held. At Surplus before providing for capital debentures ---------- received several cuts but no bones Kercher, J. Y>avis, Walter Van Kleek promoting Bible study, personal evan 7 pm. Young People's There is no Undivided profits ” ” “ " — were broken. Barbara is a pupil in j and G. A. Gilmore of Portland. gelism, missionary study and social more Interesting and capable speak Reserves (and retirement account for preferred capital) the Whitford school. She is six years I Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stipe were life of the church, the officers were: er than Bro. Hugh Benner of Spo old. dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Har President Mrs Robt. Johnston, vice kane. 36,615.38 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNT ............. Hibbrrrfl Mercer who makes hjs ry Sherman at Dayton Tuesday ev pres. Mrs. Lyndon Meyers; secy. Mrs. There will be a special musical $509,190.98 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNT ................. home with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller I 1 ening. Everybody Mrs. Stipe installing the of Nellie Ackerman; treas. Mrs L. Mad program in the evening, spent the week end in Portland with ficers of the Dayton O. E. S. chap den; group leaders No. 1 Mrs. Pearl welcome. I This bank's capital consists of $13,000.00 of capital notes and debcn- relatives and friends W. P. Keebaugh Pastor ter the same evening. Mrs Stipe is Meyers; No. 2 Mrs. Veldon Boge; tures and common stock with total par value of $25,000.00. Jas. Turner of the Multnomah on her tour of Eastern Star chapters No.. 3 Mrs. Huddleson; No. I M j s. MEMORANDA Bible School was the speaker at the tn southern Oregon. If you want news in this week’s They attended Ray Kniksen. church at Whitford'Cunday evening the Governor’s ball Monday evening, issue see that it reaches our offices Pledged assets (and securities loaned) (book value): U. S. Government obligations, direct and guaranteed, pledged There was a good sited and atten Miss Ida Alexander has returned CHURCH OF CHRIST Wednesday night to secure deposits and other liabilities ................................ $ 11,675.00 tive audience. to Cashmere, Washl after spending E. E Coulter, Minister Other assets pledged to secure deposits and other liabilities Douglas Taylor and Hastings Den the holidays with her brother and Morning service will begin l at . 9:45 (including notes and bills rediscounted and securities ney drove out to the beach on Mon family Harry Alexander subject for the sermon will be "On the Sidney Davis’ Service Sta. sold under repurchasing agreement) ____________________ 27,199.88 day last and, enjoyed the roaring' Mrs. V. A. Wood was amonj those Mountain Top with JesiTs”. commun and tossing of the waves as they beat attending the DapJuw club at the ion service will follow. Bible classes Genera) Repair, Brake Relining. TOTAL ___________________________________________________ 38,874.88 on the rocks. home of Mrs. May Rudberg, Port-1 at 11:45 for all members of the fam Motor Tune Up Secured and preferred liabilities: Loraine Denney is home this week land, Thursday. ily Unified Endeavor meeting at Deposits secured by pledged assets pursuant to require Canyon Road. City Limits with chicken pox. Mr. and Mrs. Harris Hanson and 6:45 p. m Evening evang.ellstic ments of law _____________ ___________ __________________ 34,514.37 Mrs. L. H. Verstiun who has been children of Cathlamet, Wash., re service at 7:45 subject "The Sin that J. O. MAYFIELD, Mechanic Deposits preferred under provisions of law but not secured quite ill, we are glad tp say Is some turned to their htomes Thursday fol by pledge of assets __________ ___ ___ ____________________ 1,023.93 what improvrfl but not able to be lowing several days visit with rela out of bed. tives here. TOTAL —............. .................................. ......................... _....... $ 35.538.30 Mrs. Magnur of Oak Grove, Clacka Mrs. Gladys Saylor of Ocean Lake I, E. R. MITCHELL. Cashier, of the above-named bank, do solemnly mas County, was a luncheon guest of is spending a few weeks with her sweat tih it the above statement is true, and that the SCHEDULES attached parents Mr. and Bfrs. D. C. Tollman hereto and those on the back of this report fully and correctly represent while her husband is confined to the Too Late to Classify INSURANCE COMPANY the true state of the several matters Uhrrein contained and set forth, to the hospital, best of my knowledge and belief E. R. MITCHELL BARCELONA FILBERT TREES— Th> Washington bounty Poultry announce the appointment of I Correct.—At test : For sale 2 year old 25c ED HAL raisers met Tuesday evening at the H. P. DOWNING STEN, Beaverton. Beaverton high sohool. Disease HARRIS H. HANSEN problem in the ¿gJultry flock was FRESH COW reg. heifer, Feeder the principal topic for discussion. JAY GIBSON Pigs, Horse, *■* mile SE Tigard Dr. E. M. Dickinson, Oregon State as its General Agent in Oregon Directors Bank on Tualatin hwy. Treece St. College poultry pathologist, was the State of Oregon, County of Washington ss: LIFE DEPARTMENT Aitken Place. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 10th day of January, 1939, and principal speaker, County Agent W. ACCIDENT A HEALTH DEPARTMENT I hereby certify that I am not an officer or director of this bank. F. Cyrus was also present. Yeon Building, Portland A H. OLSON, Notary Public. My Commission expires Dec. 12 1939. Mrs. Harry Alexander has been caring for her foster mother Mrs. R. Saw Filing, Carpenter Work D. Denholm who is ill with flu at the Cabinet Work Portland Sanitarium. Gravel — Shingles Reasonable Prices BEAVERTON ITEMS First Security Bank PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE E. A. Ellis M. D. MAYFIELD JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE MULTNOMAH Beaverton, Rt 2. Box ** HUBER INN J W. STEADMAN. Prop. Hutter Ave., at Shaw SL "Known for its Friendliness" Come in anytime CITY MARKET On Broad waj in Beaierton PORTLAND’S LARGEST EAST SIDE FURNITURE STORE J. W. Bradeen of Portland is I Ing a new modern five room house built on Sunset Blvd, north of Capitol Highway at Hillsdale. This will be a very pretty place and in a dandy location with a picturesque view. G. Moeckli of 6307 SW 18th Drive has a pretty home place, just north of Capitol Highway at Hillsdale . . . In 1922 he started a soap business on a small scale and has developed a business that requires Considerable help at times. His two sons. Edward I T. and Theodore, aid him in the work and take care of practically all the sales work and delivery. They look | for a pretty good 1939. likely much I better than this year has been. Mr. Moeckli is an optimist Mr. and Mrs Floyd McKinney of Capitol Hill road, near Hillsdale, have a coxy home located on a hills j ; sMc with a gradual slope from the I road to the house and quite a steep Incline at the rear to the east portion of his place. Mr McKinney is I president of Hillsdale Community I la known well for the high quality BUTTER and EGGS and every - thing needed by the family in GROCERIES at Economy Prices. Choice MEATS, nourishing JER SEY MI'.ai . . . Service they all enjoy. Brand New Davenports and Chairs to match in »choice of colors and fabric*. Five year guarantee at the un heard of price of ...----------- NEW PHONE BEACON 0892 TREATMENTS $1.00 ELMER BENSON, Prop. l'HONE 0855 $1 FELT BASE LINOLEUM Week Dr. Jensen, D. C. Broadway Bldg. Portland BUILDING MATERIAL Composition Shingles per bundle $1.78 Red Rosin Sheathing Paper, per roll Linseed Oil, your can, per gal .79 9 Roof Paint, bbl. lots, per gal 90 35 See LTs For Wall Board Veneer, Nails, Doors, Windows and Tile t • Our Red Trucks Deliver W. J. McCready Lumber Co. Phone 4003 F. D. Peck, Mgr Res. Phone 12505 I OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL 9 P. M. Trade in Your Old Furniture COHN BROS S. E. 12th & HAWTHORNE PHONE LANCASTER 1166 OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL 9 P. M. Easy Terms
