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Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, June 23, 1949
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IT'S TRAVEL
TIME!
Matched Luggage at
Thrifty Savings j
21" WEEK-END 9.90
26" PULLMAN 13.75
21 " WARDROBE 1 6.75 & 17.75
A beautifully constructed set at Pen
ney's wonderful low cash-and-carry
prices! Tan woven check canvas in Py
roxylin coated for extra long wear and
beauty. Rayon lining. Top grain cowhide
bindings.
Plus 20 Fed. Tax.
METAL COVERED
SUIT CASES
(26 in. 498 24 in. 398
Dark Blue or Green finish.
Brass Fittings
Penmey's
SYNOPSIS Or ANNUAL STATEMENT
far the THI coded Wtraber 31, IS 4
OF THK
Firemtn's Insurance Company
of Nnrerk. tn the Stit of New Jtrwy, mid
to the Insurmc CommlMtonet of the State
of Oreton, puriuant to Uw:
laromt
Wet Drttnlumi iwlrpd $38,885,013 SO
Total tntemt. dlrtdfods and
rrJ cttata Income . fcOSS.Bfll QJ
Income from ether aoorces X08. 075.03
Total tocome 4l.7S9.9R.3
DtobmeaMabi
Wet amount paid for lottei 116.10.699 96.
Lfw mjuitment expenses . 1.465.038.44
Cnderwrttlnc espensei 15,420.633.38
Diriden4 pld to itockhold-
en (caibi 1. 33 1, SO. 00
DiTidendi paid or credited to
policy holder! Row
All other exr-endltnm rinehiaV
tnc tnwtmwit expemea
S562. 664.44 1 ,.8SS.T10.6Sj
Total disbursement! SS5.T81.a81.3ff
Admitted Asteta '
Value of real eatatt owned
imarket Talael $ S. 341. 000-00
loans on morttuct and col-
lateral, etc 1, IBS. 289. 87
Value of bonds owned (amor-
tiredl ai.Tia.lT4.S
Value of ttocks owned (mar
ket valaei 89.207.730. Bf
Ouh In har.fci and on hand-. 6.915.280.36
rremlums tn course of -.!
tlon written since Septem
ber 30. 1948 1. 603.468. 89
Interest and rents due and ac
crued si.tis.ot.
Other assets (net) a.107,493.4
Total admitted assets 176.023.153.74
liabilities. Sarptu and Other Fundi
Total unpaid claims 8 T.787. 596.55
Estimated loss adjustment ei-
pense far unpaid claims 853.000.00
Tctai unearned premiums 36.5P4.388.lfl
AU Other - liabilities 6.906,331.43
Total liabilities, except cap-
itaj jM.H'fl ? n
Capital paid np 111,325.000 00
Special surplus funds None
Vnassisned funds (surplus) 10,867.938 61
Surplus as retards policy
holders $34,192,938 61
Total $76,023,153.74
Basinets tn Oretoa for the Tew
Net premiums recelred $57,054 02
Net fosses paid .. 191.948.31
Dividends paid or credited to pol-
lcrhoiders None
Prtnclral office !n Oreron. S. W. Park ave
nue at Morrison. Portland 5.
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CHURCH ESLEXINGT0N
-i J Mrs. Bert Breeding, Mrs. Carl
,., -Breeding and Mrs. Bert Darnielle
were visitors at the Elza Vinson
CATHOLIC SUMMER SCHOOL home on Butt" creek Tuesday.
TO CLOSE NEXT SUNDAY
Catholic religious s u m m e resting trip. They took Mr. Camp
school, now in its second week, bell's sister, Mrs. W. T. Crow and
will close Sunday, June 19 withmother, Mrs. Elizabeth Campbell
general communion for the chil-t0 the former's home at Beaver
dren and parents of the parish.dell, B. C, where the elder Mrs.
..-. up..:.imr .u raiictut-inuampbell ts spending the sum-
" "'-ra. rom mere tney went to
der are the teachers in charge. Vancouver R r hJ the
Misses June Steagall and Chloethe ferry to Vancouver Island.
uean mc inc aeipcis. rrom victoria they ferried across
A change from the usual sche-to Port Angeles, Wash, and drove
dule next Sunday. Mass wll beon to Port Ludlow where Mrs.
at 9 in Heppner instead of 8. TheCampbell's sister, Sylvia Sever
ladies of the Altar Society willance, has been teaching the last
serve breakfast downstairs afterthree years. After a short visit
the mass. There will be no ser-Miss Severance accompanied the
vices in lone next Sunday. Campbells. Stopping at Silver-
dale, Wash, they called on Mrs.
VALBY LUTHERAN CHURCH Haverfield, who will be remem-
Pastor George Randolph, chap.bered in Lexington as Mabel
lain of the Emanuel hospital inSmith who taught school here
Portland, will conduct services attwo years a long time ago. She
: was very much interested in the
DrtiBMli iii whereabouts of her former pupils
DUAKDMAN .... .and friends and wished to be re
in- , t v,m membered to all. From there they
J I t yD u Z , 'we"t to Tacoma and visited with
and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Miller a of Mrs, Campbell's and
returned from Coos Bay SundayMiss Severance's whom they had
after the week spent attending not seen since all were children,
the state grange session. ,. ,. , . .
. ., ,.. jthe Valby Lutheran church Sun-
Mr and Mrs. Max Vannoy andday Jun 26 at u a m Potiuck
daughters of Seattle arrived Sat-dinner will be served in the par-
urday and were guests of Van- ish house immediately following
noy's mother, Mrs. Andrew Van-the service.
noy. They were Sunday dinner
guests of Mrs. Vannoy's uncleHEPPNER CHURCH OF CHRIST
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Nels Kris- Glenn Warner, Minister
Mo ,m ,o-!, ...f.i, 9:45 a. m. Bible school, C. W.
father at the Wildcat station this8 JSfwUlp and
summer. rnmmnnimi aprvicp Rprmnn tnnlc
Mrs. A. R. Palmer who has been "Priceless Possessions."
an Wheeler receiving medical 8 p. m. Evening evangelistic
care returned to her home Mon-service. Sermon theme, "What Do
day evening. u Know.''
Mrs. Eldon Wilson and daughv . Tu??aay 3 p.
Tt i .tian uiucavui .
ter 01 DaKer were weeK-ena guests Thursday 8 p. m. Midweek ser-
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rayvjce
Brown. Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. .
Catherine Dunn motored to El-LEXINGTON CHURCH Your
lensburg Monday for a couple of Community Church.
(jays Do you know that every day of
Gunner Skoubo had the mis- lif,eBy""e Zlll H 'thS
, . . . ., . , .to men? Be sure, dear friend, that
fortune to receive a badly injured tne is Uuei for tis only
eye Sunday when a power drill gospel that some men will read,
he was using broke. He was rush- the gospel that is according to
ed to a doctor at Pendleton who you. Matthew 5:13-16.
treated the eye. Gunner is now Church school 10 a. m. Worship
at the home of his sister, Mrs.an preaching 11 a. m. Singing
Gene Hiigel, who is a trained """r" ' 8 FV
nurse.
Mrs. Hubert Wilson who is in METHODIST CHURCH
summer school at La Grande j paimer Sorlien, Minister
spent the week-end at home with Morning worship and sermon,
her family. n a m
Mr. and Mrs. Toiva Similia and Church school, 9:45 a. m
son returned to their home in Woman's Society of Christian
Portland after a week with Mrs. Service meets first Wednesday of
Similia's parents, Mr. and Mr, ?tJj&lg$&
Adolf Skoubo. p m
They then went to Vancouver,
Wash, where Miss Severance took
a bus for Santa Monica, Calit
where she will attend school this
summer, and the Campbells came
on home.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Hunt were
Pendleton visitors one day last
week.
BUILDING OREGON
TOGETHER
Oregon's growth depends upon the indivi
dual progress and financial security of people
like these shown here.
For that reason . . . "Let's Build Oregon
Together"is a day-to-day working philosophy
with all of us in the First National Bank
group. We know that by providing construc
tive banking services to the communities we
serve, we can help build Oregon . . . family by
family, farm by farm, business by business.
Our services have played an important part
in the success of these people. Let us show
you how we can help you . . . how we can
build Oregon together.
HEPPNER BRANCH
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF PORTLAND
M.mbr Fedtrol Deposit Inturoncf Corporation
Hi 1m
KNIFE-MAKING HOBBY
BECOMES BUSINESS
In depreuion days, David 1, Merphy
uid hit i par fim I shop hacksaw
blades into household knlvos, Tho dwr
oble end shining ittel blades "towfht
on" and Murphy found fcimiitf In
business. Now h and hit ion, Davtd
M. Murphy, (above), have a fully
quipped shop on the "hoa place"
ft tar Greiham and employ a staff of
five. Murphy credits the first National
organization with helping him expand
lo meet nationwide demand for his
steak and carving knives. "We make a
vieful and beautiful product from scrap
old hacksaw blades, and used
aluminum for handles, " Murphy says.
Murphy's enterprise has built a saund
business and sound businesses or
building Oregon.
i IS: &
m. Junior Chris-
0
Tuesday
June
(Observe change of date)
Regular Run of Livestock
and a consignment of Household furnishings and bolt
goods. Furnishings include a Hotpoint Electric Range,
Bedding, Dishes, and many other items
HEPPNER SALES YARD
HAROLD ERWIN, Operator
John Varner, Auctioneer Harry Dinges, Clerk
Z. Franklin Cantrell, Minister.
Cool Cooking
with General
Electric Roaster
Can bake, roast, steam and can food.
Capacity 18 liquid quarts.
Will accommodate 20-pound
turkey.
$38.95
Heppner Hardware and
Electric Company
STAR us REPORTER
lu .10, Total 60s. Bvary uhlli oocnpyliif ml
mast hT ft tloktt.
AdnlMton prlool aftermoon and Mvnlng, unless ipo
elfleallj adTartlnd to k otharwlia i ChUlroni Bit.
Prioa M, Ttt. Tax .03, Total 0o Orad and High
SoJuwl Btadonta 11 yaan and orwri Est. Frlos .40,
Tax .10, Total 60o 1 Adults I Est Prolt .60, Fd-
Starting ths first Saturday In Hay and oonUnulng through ths summor months, the Saturday avenlng
shows will start at 7 p. m. Sunday afternoon shows will continue to start at 1 p. m. and other evening
shows, besides Saturday, at 7:30 p. m.
Sunday shows oontlnuons starting at 1 p-m. All other
shows starat at 7:30 p-m. Boxoflloe open evenings
until 0 p-m.
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For Estimates
See Willard Herbison
Phone 2734
or
TUM-A-LUM LUMBER CO.
Phone 912
The 1949 Opportunity Drive Is on. Buy
United States Savings Bonds for your
future security.
Sunday-Monday, June 26-27
Little Women
Louisa May Alcott'B perennial favorite has lost
none of Its wholesome charm in this latest pre
sentation.. ..photographed In Technicolor and
starring June Allyson, Peter Lawford, Margaret
O'Brien, Elisabeth Taylor, Janet Leigh, Bo.
sanno Brassi, Mary Astor, Lucile Watson,
Sir C. Aubrey Smith, Harry Davenport.
A Savings Bond Is a good thing to put In
the Hope Chest for some June Bride I
Tuesday-Wednesday, June 28-29
The Siren of Atlantis
Maria Montes, Jean Pierre Aumont, Dennis
O'Keele
Based on the novel Atlantlda", the fabulous
land of mystery, ruled by a beautiful siren.
Thurs.-Frl.-Sat. June 30-July 1-2
Sixteen Fathoms Deep
Lon Chaney, Arthur Lake, Lloyd Bridges
An outdoor special In color., .filmed entirely at
Tarpon Springs. Florida, the underwater photo
graphy Is magnificent.
PLUS
Outlaw Brand
Jimmy Wazely and Cannonball Taylor give a
bad time to the bad men!
j aursuliM KM
'SIT
POW
DAM
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Saturday
Night, JUNE
Ukiah Community Hall
25
'Music By
Rimrock Serenaders
Admission $1 Tax Included
Supper Served at Midnight