Friday, April 11, 1941
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SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
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About People You Know
• Rev. and Mrs C. A Brostrom
visited in Grunts Puss Bunday.
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• Mrs. L. I< Stilson of Sacramen­ !
to visited her parents, Mr, and
Mis. L. R Holbrook, several days ,
this week.
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• A. W Swingle of Hun Francis­
co has returned home after a
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Young.
• Tiie
P-TA
of
Washington
school had an interesting meeting
last Friday afternoon. Following
several features given by school
children, Dr. Arthur Taylor spoke
on "Children of Democracy.** The
following officers were elected:
President, Mrs C. L Wolff, vice
president, Mrs. A. L. Schneider;
secretary, Mr» Chester Correy.
mid treasurer, Mrs Stanley Leon­
ard. Mrs Schneider was elected
delegate to attend the P-TA con­
vention in Eugene April 22 and 23. i
A social hour concluded the af­
ternoon Mrs Schneider. Mrs Ut-
willer and Mrs Correy were host­
esses
• Mrs Roy Ully of Lincoln vis-
Red several days with Mr, and
Mrs Jesse Lilly.
• George Bchroedter of I-a Can­
ada. Calif was ii week-end guest
at the Charles M Giffen home
• W H Fox of Hilt was a busi­
ness caller here Saturday
• Mr and Mrs. (Charles Hogue,
who spent the winter In Phoenix.
Artz, have returned home
• Earl Hobbs of l-aknvlew spent
the week end with Mr and Mrs
N W Heard
• The Christian Missionary so­
ciety will meet April 17 nt the
home of Mrs Earl Rogers
• Mrs. G H Hess visited with
friends and relatives in Roseburg
last week,
• J E Merritt and Mrs Dale
Walls went to Medford Humlay to
see Billy Merritt, who had been
injured In nn auto wreck the day
before.
• Guy Newton of Monmouth vis-
lied Mr. and Mrs. Gary Newton
«uesday.
• Among those going to Shasta
dam Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.
C B. Howard, Denver Kincaid,
Mrs T. A Morris and Mr. and
Mrs. John Pcfley.
• A fine musical program under
direction of Miss laicle Landen
was given at the IJncoln P-TA
inc.-dog Friday afternoon. A busi-
nes meeting followed in which
the following officers were elect­
ed. President, Mrs. Charles Mua-
cutt; vice president, Mrs. R. E.
Van Vlcet; second vice president,
Mrs Dave Kerr; secretary, Mrs.
Monte Wray, and treasurer, Mrs
Marion Carter Light refreshments
were served at conclusion of the
meeting.
Bruner of Yuba
Hazel ‘ “
• Miss "
City is visiting in Aah)an<l thia
week
• Mrs Airón elementa of Prine-
vilie la vial ting with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Reed.
• Mrs Joseph Beebe was honor­
ed Friday afternoon when Mrs
James Johnstone and Mrs. J. E
Merritt were hostesses at a mis­
cellaneous shower in her honor
at the home of Mrs. Johnstone.
Mrs Beebe received many lovely
gifts Following games in Feeping
with the occasion a delicious lunch
was served to a group of people.
• Miss Genevieve McGee, who
teaches at Klamath Falls, spent
her Easter vacation with Mr and
Mrs. Allen McGee
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OF PORTLAND
Condensed Statement of Head Office and 41 Branches
April 4, 1941
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At the annual meeting of the
Presbyterian church Wednesday
April 2, the board accepted the
resignation of the pastor. Rev.
James H Edgar Everyone regrets
that his health has not sufficient­
ly Improved to enable him *o con­
tinue his pastoral duties in the
Immediate future.
The price of rubber has advanced. We
yet have a stock of tires, also recapping
rubber, that we offer you at the old price.
NEWS FROM
Lincoln School
The first grade children took
care of a middle-sized snapping
turUe for Dr. Wells. They kepi
him in a tub with water in it.
1 my fed the turtle worms every
1 school day.
Lloyd James Haynie had a
birthday. He was seven years old.
Hui big brother gut him some new
shoes. A fnend of his gave him
some marbles and a toy war
truck.
aiims Virginia Hales came to tell
the fourth grade about the Neth­
erlands Tuesday. April 8.
She
brought some pretty pottery vases
whlcn she bought wnen sue was
in Holland several years ago. Tne
vases had pretty lady slippers in
diem. Her laik was very interest­
ing and the boys and girls asked
her many questions.
She said i
Nethenands is one of the clean-
est countries in the world. Anna
Louise Waybrant thanked Miss
Hales for telling the class about i
the Netherlands
Tuesday, April 8, Richard Ad­
ams came to the fourth grade
room. He came from Washington
school. The girls and boys like him
very much and hope he will like
Lincoln school.
In the science class, room six
has made a rock collection. They
are studying how rocks were
formed, how they were changed to
soil and how they got their shape.
It is a very interesting study Mr.
Coft in is the teaci.er.
Monday April 7. the girls of
room eight challenged the girls of
room six in a game of baseball.
Mary Atkins refereed the game.
The score was & to 4 in favor of
room six.
The Camp Fire girls heard a
talk given by the secretary of the
organization about the many dif­
ferent things that they could
make. She showed them many
things that had been made.
Room seven is making plaster
parts plaques of the state flowers
These plaques will be painted and
shellacked They studied about the
state flowers in science class.
Room seven is giving the chil­
dren of room two a surprise Eas­
ter party. They will hide baskets
of eg^s for each one The one who
finds his basket first will recenve
a gold egg and the one who finds
the most eggs will receive a silver
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Vore, Lois Rowton and George
Fullerton of room eight are ab­
sent because of illness. Mary Lou­
ise Hahn went to Scappoose, Ore.,
to visit her father.
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MRS. EMMA CAMPBELL
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$147,782,488.32
MEMBER
egg
Funeral services were held at
the
Litwiller
Funeral
chapel
Thursday, April 3 for Mrs. Em­
ma Campbell. She was bom Sept-
14, 1868 in Hartville, O. and pass­
ed away at Ashland March 31.
She is survived by her husband,
L. W. Campbell, and five children:
Mrs. Fem McComb and Mrs. A.
M. Ramey, Portland; Rev. Paul
Campbell of Lynden, Wash.; Mrs.
F. M. Stratton, Weed, Calif, and
Evan Campbell of Marshfield. Her
son, Rev. Paul Campbell, officiated
at the services and interment was
in Mountain View cemetery.
136,126,241.07
Total Liabilities
By SCHOOL STUDENTS
Come in and get your new’ tires
or that recapped job NOW while
our supply lasts.
Use of the telephone puts a
friendly, cheery, personal note
into countless human messages.
We who serve your telephone
want you to feel the constant
presence of the “Voice with a
Smile” in every department of
LIABILITIES
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DON’T USE OLD TIRES!
R E S O U R C E S
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REV. EDGAR RESIGNS
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• Relatives have received word • Delegates to the Southwest Or- e Mias Roberta Wertz, teacher in
of the death of Fred Patterson, Ton Presbyterial society held at Crook county, visited with her sis­
former resident and pioneer in Ro.teburg Tuesday and Wednes- ter, Mias Norma Jean Wertz, last
thia section of the country. He uuy included Mrs. W D. Jackson, Saturday.
whs an uncle of Mrs John Potter
,.ir Mark True. Mrs. Virgil Jack- • Corporal Karl Holbrook of Fort
of this city.
son and Mrs James H Edgar.
• Be.lview P-TA will meet Fri­ • Milo O’Harra spent the week- Mis. Edgar is president of the Ord, Calif is visiting his parents,
Mr and Mrs. L. R Holbrook, thia
day afternoon, April 18. There will end in I?,« Angeles on business.
oi I'anization.
week.
be installation <»f officers and re­
ports from the county council
Meeting. Mrs R D. Reynolds and
■ a
Mis. A M Ring were named del­
egates to attend the county coun-
»
< i meeting at Howurd school next
Wednesday.
• Mrs. Mary Cabler returned
Sunday night fioin a week's visit
to S icraniento . She is planning to
spend several weeks with her sis­
ter. Mrs. Mallnda King.
• Mr. and Mrs W. O. Martin
weer dinner guests at the Roy
Talbot home Sunday.
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• Mias Opal Eastman of Medford
spent the week-end with Miss
Chur oUe Hamilton.
• L. D Meservey left last week
for a visit to his old home in
Michigan. He has been away for
32 years.
• Aunt Jane McCoy returned to
her home in Ashland Monday af­
ter spending the past 10 days with
Mrs. Mallnda King.
• Alice Metcalf is staying in
Cash on Hand and Due from Banks $47,881,649.37
Medford this week with her sis­
ter. Mrs. Alford Randle.
United States hjonmi ( aii at par or
35,893,4o5.67 $83,775,105.04
• Mr and Mrs Mark Keltz have
sold their ranch and plan to move
Municipal Bonds and Warrants
4,424,259.27
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sometime in May.
Other
Bonds
....
6,452,286.10
• Mr and Mrs Harry Farmer
and Donald Farmer have returned
Loans and Discounts—Money at Work in Oregon
49,687,682.38
to their home at Nubieber, Calif,
Stock
in
Federal
Reserve
Bank
...............................
225,000.00
after spending last week with
relatives here.
Bank Premises, Furniture and Fixtures.............
2,739,813.40
• Mr. and Mrs. Glen Bennett and
Other Real Estate....................................................
1.00
Mrs. Beulah Bennett of Medford
were dinner guests Sunday of Mr
Customers’ Liability on Acceptances ....
22,163.25
and Mrs Roscoe Applegate.
Interest Earned......................................................
358,747.95
• Mrs. Walter Hash attended a
Other Resources......................................................
county committee meeting in Med­
97,429.93
ford Monday for the extension
unit
• The home extension unit met
Total Resources
$147,782,488.32
last Friday for an all-day meet­
ing. A covered dish luncheon was
served at 1 o’clock. Mrs. Hash
and Mrs. Laninl were hostesses.
Mrs. Brier-Jones gave a talk on
Capital.................................
$3,000,000.00
intestinal hygiene part I and part
Surplus...............................
4,500,000.00
LI will be given next meeting The
unit gave a shower for Mrs. Janes.
Undivided Profits ....
1,203,157.62
Mrs. Heilmeyer, Mrs. Laninl and
Reserves
for
Contingencies
1,821,005.44
10,524,163.06
Mrs. Ring were appointed on the
nominating committee.
Reserves Allocated for Taxes, Interest, Etc
521,601.00
• Victor Lanini from Eugene
Acceptances............................
spent last week-end with his par­
22,163.25
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Lanini.
Interest
Collected
in
Advance
537,838.63
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Other Liabilities
50,481.31
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