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S o u th e rn O ergon New« Review , A shland, Ore. T h u rs., J u ly 16, 1948
THE PHOENIX NEWS
G o rd o n Steveson, E le c tric Tech
m d a n second class, U.S. n a v y ,
son o f M i. and M rs. 11 It. S teve
son, has been tra n s fe rre d fro m
th e n a v y y a rd s, B ayonne, N J to
th e B ro o k ly n , N Y. n a v y y a rd
w h e re he w ill serve as a m em
her o f e le c tro n ic in s p e c to r's de
ta il. T he S teve son ’s o th e r son,
G ene Is w ith the n a v y in San
D iego, C a lifo rn ia .
TRUCKS TO USE TWO
STHEET8 EXCLUSIVELY
T h e P h o e n ix C ity C o u n c il a t
th e ir last re g u la r m e e tin g J u ly
ii, w e n t o n re co rd lim itin g th e
use n f F irs t and F o u rth HtreetM
e x c lu s iv e ly to tru c k tr a f fic to a n il
fro m P h o e n ix M ills .
T h is step was necessary ac­
c o rd in g to E. O. B riscoe, chan
m an o f the s tre e t c o m m itte e a
o th e r P h o e n ix stre e ts
a rc n o t
Mi
la la E a rle of th e D id Ore
s u ita b ly su rfa c e d
to hear
the gon, a id g o o d b y e s to h e r chll
h e a vy tr a ffic
d ie n a n d fa m ilie s a fte i a w e e k 's
A i t h u r H e rro n and fa m ily o f
A s to ria v is ite d H e rro n 's m o th e r,
M rs. M a ry Jo hn son d u r in g th e
past w eek end. T he H e rro n s re
tin n e d to the C la ts o p c o u n ty c ity
S u n d a y a fte rn o o n .
E lva
C a sto r,
P h o e n ix ,
and
Kuby
llig g ln h o th a n ,
C e n tra l
P o in t, a re sp e n d in g a w eeks va
c a tio n at N e w p o rt, O regon.
.Johnny’« Garage
<
M o to r
iC 'bulldljiK
M o to r T u n t up - lli b o i 1 i » m
i-.inr l if t i n ' y
H ti v lt u
T e le p h o n e 7743
lllg h w u y
99
1 'h n e ii li.
(in
CRUMPS
FOUNTAIN
(formerly
Skinners)
Your Hot Weather
Retreat
v isit w ith tie r in P h o e n ix .
R e tu rn in g Io tia n N o rth llo l
Iv w o o d hom es last S u n d a y w ere
M r and M rs B ru ce B ix le r and
c h ild , and
M rs Ju n e
W a n on
and s m a ll son.
M rs. M E H andles a c co m p a n ­
ied hel m o th e r, M is . Van Wegen
to
San F ra n c is c o
J u ly
4 via
p la n e w h e re
M rs. V an
Wegen
w ill u n d e rg o m e d ic a l tre a tm e n t
M is. H a n d le s Is e xpe cted to re
tu r n the latt< i p a rt o f th e w eek.
M r. and M rs. A J H ansen and
S h lrle e H ic h u rd s o n to ok a fis h ­
in g t r ip on th e Hogue and it'
tr ib u ta r ie s w ith lim t catches be­
in g ta ke n . T h e y re tu rn e d hom e
la te a t n ig h t urn! e n jo y e d a m l '
n ig h t fis h fry .
O w n e r' o f the P h o e n ix A n
tlq u e S h op n ote an increase m
to u r is t tra v e l d u r in g th e past
tw o w eeks. A g re a t n u m b e r of
to u ris ts p r io r to le a rn in g to the
c o n tra ry , bad b e lie ve d th a t the
e n tire s ta te had u n d e rg o n e flood
c o n d itio n s , a c c o rd in g to th e ir re ­
p orts.
Where You Meet
Your Friend*
PHOENIX CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
E. H. McGee. M in is te r
m ill« K< hoot, 10 u III
M o ra in ic W o rs h ip H ervlce. 11 an»
111111,1-: i ’ I iis h <<1-22 > r n ) .’> 1« p m .
K v .-n ln g S e rvice . 7:30 p in.
P o w e r H o u r, W e d . 7:30 p in .
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JACKSONVILLE PIONEER
PASSES SATURDAY
Mac’s Cafe Goes
To K. F. Couple
J a c k s o n v ille , J u ly 14— G eorge
N elson
L e w is w n o resided
in
J a c k s o n v ille 60 y e a r, die d S a t­
u rd a y , J u ly 10, a t h is hom e there.
H e was horn in W isco nsin , F eb ­
r u a ry 22, 1854 M r. L e w is was
1 honored in M a rc h by A d a re l
c h a p te r O.E.S., ano W a rre n M as­
o nic lodge in J a c k s o n v ille fo r
hi;. 50-year m e m b e rs h ip in each
and received a p m fro m b o th
j groups.
P h o e n ix , J u ly 14 — B e th and
W illa r d M u rp h y o f K la m a th F a lls
have purchased M ac's C afe fro m
G le n n P eterson, fo rm e r P h o e n ix
re s id e n t n ow liv in g in M t. Shas­
ta. T he M u rp h y s stated th e y are
u n a b le to a nn ou nce the re s ta u ­
r a n t’s o p e n in g d ate due to re n o ­
v a tio n plans.
D u rin g th e w a r years
w h ile
M u rp h y sa ile d w ith th e U. S,
N a v y , us a C h ie f
E le c tric ia n ,
M rs. M u rp h y was e m p lo y e d by
th e
F oster C a fe te ria
c h a in in
San Francisco.
W h ile w ith the
fir m th re e years she stated th a t
she w o rk e d in tw e n ty -o n e o f the
c a fe te ria s loca te d in m a n y p a rts
o f the e ltv . A t th e close o f the
w a r and th e r e tu rn o f M u rp h y
to c iv ilia n life M rs. M u rp h y had
advanced to c a p a c ity o f cook's
in s tru c to r w ith the la rg e o rg a n i­
za tio n .
P e rry M u rp h y , the n in e y e a r
o ld son o f th e M u rp h y s w ill e n ­
r o ll in the P h o e n ix grade school
th is ¿ a ll.
S u rv iv o rs
ren.
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J
;.
fiv e
c h ild ­
Y o u r S h e rw ln - W illia m s
D e a le r
Phoenix Feed & Seed
Eugene Peterson, d is tr ic t f o r ­
ester fo r the O regon and C a lifo r ­
n ia A d m in is tra tio n , w i ll be th e
speaker a t the J u ly m e e tin g o f
th e S o u th e rn O reg on C o n s e rv a ­
tio n and T ree F a rm associatio n
w h ic h w ill be h eld a t the R ed­
w oods h o te l in G ra n ts Pass, F r i ­
day e ve n in g , J u ly 16.
P eterson w ill e x p la in th e c o n ­
te m p la te d changes in the O. & C.
sustained y ie ld la w and w ill r e ­
p o rt on th e decisions ren de re d
by M r. C. G ira rd D a v id s o n , as-
ta n t s e c re ta ry o f th e In te r io r ,
w h ic h a ffe cte d O. & . C. a d m in is ­
tra tio n .
H ig h w a y 99, P h o e n ix
Weed K ille r s &c S prays
BUNTON
V a r ie t y S to re
N’pxt Tr» J’nM
PHOEMIX HAZAKEME C H U IC S
i'hoenlx Church o f the N azaren .
We extend a cordial In vitation to
all our friends and neighbor* to the
fo llo w in g service«.
Sunday School 9:45.
M orning W orship 11:00
E vening Service 7:30.
Midweek Prayer and I'ralae S er­
vice, W ednesday 7:30.
Come and bring your frien d s to
the frien d ly church.
P astor Rev. C. Henry I-acy
To Buy Your Home See
I. E. Schuler
. . . . Realtor
Represented by
HARVEY J. PETERSON
■/•i Mi. North Phoenix Ph. 6485
"WART" THE SPEED COP—By Steve # Union Service
— 'C ause
HEY, HOW FAR'S I
IW S
S r*
10 A . M . B ib le School. J. O. N
P o lin g , S u p e rin te n d e n t. A class
fo r everyone.
11 a.m. M o rn in g W o rs h ip . Spe­
cial m usic by th e c h o ir. S erm on
by the m in is te r.
Tues. 7 P. M . B o y Scouts.
Wed. 7.30 P. M C h ris tia n F e l­
low ship.
r.n tJ
'ßOUT
~/5O
AU (S,
f
■ ............'
IN NATURAL RESOURCES
IN FINANCIAL RESOURCES
£ t__ ment of Condition, Juno 3 0 ,1 9 4 *
RESO URCES
Cedi aa Hoad oad Doe from Bonk*
$1 15,8 3 0 ,4 4 4 .2 4
U S Bond», including U.S. Go'irnmen» Agendas
1 8 6 ,9 2 5 ,4 5 6 .5 3
Municipal Bonds and Worranfs ................................
Other Bondi
..........................................
............... d Discounts
..................................................
Stock in Federal Reserva Bonk ................................
$302,755,900.77
55,625,541.58
5 0 3 ,8 4 1 .7 2
1 4 6 .6 2 6 ,4 3 7 .9 3
4 5 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0
4,437,235.01
None
24,890.44
Bank Premi»«*, Furniture ond Fixture*.....................
Other Real Citate
..................• • • • • • •
Customers' Liability on Acceptance* .......................
Accrued Intere»» Receivable
...................................
Other Resources
1 ,9 1 4 ,6 8 7 .5 3
2 8 2 ,0 3 9 .8 2
..............................
$ 5 1 2 ,6 2 0 ,5 7 4 .8 0
L IA B IL IT IE S
Capitol .......................................................................... 5
Surp|u,
........................................................................
Undivided Profit, ond Reserve,
...........................
Reserve» Allocated tor Toxes, Intere*»,
4 ,5 0 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0
1 0 .5 0 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0
1 4 ,0 0 5 ,9 9 8 ,4 3
etc...........
Acceptance,
.............................. ...................
Intere,» Collected in Advonee
................................
Other Liabilities
........................................
Deposit, < Exclusive of Reciproco! Bank Depoart,) . .
TOTAL LIABILITIES
......................
Your dollars on deposit
in the 57 banks of the
$ 2 9 ,0 0 5 ,9 9 8 43
1,09 ,
24,890.44
,in ,«
yo
t e i'e ia
->a
n
_ i? _ i____:----- i—
$ 5 1 2 ,6 2 0 .5 7 4 .8 0
First National Bank
In addition to its 44 branches throughout Oregon, 13 other Oregon banks
Group work for the
are members of the First National Bank Group
development of Oregon’s
great resources.
The Fir,» Notional Bonk of Portland and 44 B ra n c h e ,.................... $ 4 8 0 ,9 1 0 ,1 0 6 .1 0
1 3 other Oregon bank, in the First Nationol G rou p ................... ..
8,943,61
$572,9^9,049.71
LOANS AND DISCOUNTS
The First National Bonk of Portland and 44 B ran ch*«.................... $ 1 4 6 ,6 2 6 ,4 3 7 .9 3
1 3 other Oregon Bonk, in the Fir*» National Group
................... ........... 1 7 ,2 4 8 ,9 5 2 .2 0
$163,875,390.13
......... .................................................. __________ _____ _ « ___
FIRST NATIONAL B A N K
OF
PORTLAND
M e m b e r F e d e ra l B*j»o*fr |o»eroa«e C e rp e re lla a
w o h /N I
TO T A K E I T THE P E <
IN 7 M E H O A H V W A * )
S È VÓU A /N 'T Ä S J
\D U M 9 A S Y O U /
\^ ~ \L O O K
C
t
TOTAL RESOURCES
Phoenix Ore
jA lf c
M rs. K e n n e th b u rn s and tw o
s m a ll d a u g h te rs are s p en ding
th is w eek a t th e hom e o f M rs.
B u rn s ’ p a re n ts, M r. and
M rs.
V e rne H astings.
Phoenix Presbyterian Church
E. . Clark. Minister
* v A,
(iffir e
F e a tu rin g th is w eek . .
K W IK I K R A L L S
A. H M a c K in to s h , c ity re c o rd ­
er, and fa m ily , re tu rn e d J u ly 12
fro m an e x te n s iv e v a c a tio n th a t
covered over 0500 m ile s th ro u g h ­
Processed re c e n tly by the M e d ­
o u t th e R ocky M o u n ta in re g io n
fo rd re c r u itin g o ffic e fo r n a v y
and in to the S o uthw e st.
e n lis tm e n t w ere D o n a ld
K ane,
A . H. D u d le y and fa m ily r e ­ P h o e n ix , and D o n a ld V a n B eb-
tu rn e d J u ly 9, fro m O m aha, N e ­ ber, A s h la n d , fo rm e r re s id e n t o f I
braska, w here M rs. D u d le y a t­ th e F e rn V a lle y d is tric t.
B o th
tended the w e d d in g o f her b ro th ­ yo u n g m en are p re s e n tly in P o r t­
er.
lan d u n d e rg o in g fin a l e x a m in a ­
tio n s w ith the n a v y .
M r. and M rs. H ilb e r t H ansen
and d a u g h te r, M rs. J o h n H ansen
and gra nd son G re g o ry d ro v e fro m
T illa m o o k to spend th e F o u rth of
J u ly w eek end w ith M r. and M rs.
A
J. H ansen and M rs. R. E.
T e n o M and fa m ily
o f P h o e n ix .
M r. H ansen Is associated w ith
D on ald M
D ra k e C o n s tru c tio n
c o m p a n y o f P o rtla n d a nd w h ile
In th e v a lle y inspected th e new
J C. Penney b u ild in g and th e
P a c ific G re y h o u n d site. T he v is ­
ito rs w e re accom pa nie d hom e as
far as Coos B a y b y M r. and M rs.
A J. Hensen w ith th e t r ip b eing
m ad.* v ia C re scen t C ity .
,7
in c lu d e
Timber Men To
Hear Peterson
4 6 0 9 6 8 0 4 5 5 .&6