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rouRrrm medfoud (obeooh) mail nusuire TuMday. April 1. 1132 Pickin' Pears News, Gossip, Comment . from Camp White BY L. 3. "TICK MALARrrr Special Easter season religious services will be observed by Chaplains Anderson and Cam is ky. Beginning with Holy Thursday, Chaplain Anderson will have a communion service in the chapel at 10:30 a. nr. At 8 p.m. there . will be an Easter musical festival in the theater with the Apostolic Faith chorus and orchestra furnishing the music. At 10:30 a.m. on Good Friday a meditation on the cross will be observed. Sunday Chap lain Anderson will preach in the chapel on "Resurrection Life." A Bible story at 6:30 p.m. Easter Sunday by Mrs. James Cech will complete Chaplain Anderson's Easter program. Formal observance of the Easter season will begin Holy Thursday with Chaplain Cum isky saying a communion mass at 7 a.m. His evening services on that day will consist of a sermon and special easter devotions. On Good Friday, Chaplain Cumisky will preach at 7 pjn., with ador ation and stations of the cross. Holy Saturday he will hear con fessions throughout the day and evening. Easter Sunday there will be two masses, the first at 7 a.m., the second at 9 a.m. Camp White Fishing club's first trip was a decided success. Thirty-nine men made the jaunt and the waters fished were the sloughs and ponds just north of Bybee bridge, adjacent to the Rogue river. Emigrant lake was to have been the scene of the first foray but water conditions were too high and muddy to warrant the journey. Although there were not a lot of catfish taken this first day, there is every indication that soon where we fished last Satur day there will be some real re sults shown. The kitchen of the station furnished the lunches. The men left at 9 a.m. and were back at 3:15 p.m. And everybody had a good time. Ted Brown of Medford went along to oversee things. Horace Isaccs and Ben Anderson made a big hit with their coffee cooked logging camp style. . Mary Ridgely who has worked in our kitchen for two years has joined her husband in a business venture. The Ridgelys have bought the Ragsdale market in Eagle Point and will operate it Mary will leave the employ of Camp White. Their many friends at the station wish them the best of luck. We have just finished reading the "Bois-dArc Post" printed by the members of the VA Center at Bonham, Texas. It was No. 1, Vol. I and on its staff of writers is none other than "Izzy" Gros tein whose friendship we much enjoyed while he was at Camp White. "Izzy" is the author of two very well written stories. He checked into Bonham March 20 and the fact that he is there dis pels the hope he would return to Camp White this spring. This writer was very fond of Grostein within whose veins flowed more than a normal supply of the "milk of human kindness." still confined to a wheel chair but is making some progress toward the recovery of health. Those men whose birthdays come during the month of April are to be entertained in the the ater Wednesday evening. United War Veterans auxiliary and Vet erans of Foreign Wars auxiliary are to combine to entertain the boys. With the Arts and Crafts Hob by fair to be held April 27, fin ishing touches on exhibits are being made. It is hoped to make this event the best of its kind to ever be given at Camp White, Frank Lacey is once more back on his old iob at the switch board. Carl Anderson is acting as relief operator. Camp White Post 6412 VFW will install officers Wednesday night of this week. At the same time Steelhead post of Shady Cove will install its officers and ! auxiliary. Entertainment and re I freshments will be featured. Commander Willard Abott oi , White announces this meeting as an open one. j Veterans of WWI. Camp White Barracks, met Tuesday night. I Commander Arthur Murphy is 2 More Days Funds invested her by April 10 will earn divi dends from April 1 5) CURRENT RATE PER ANNUM Jackson County Federal Savings & Loan Association 126 East Main, Medford The California salt industry is centered on the marshes along the Alameda county shore of San Francisco bay. rooms or anjtctai. STATEMENT tor ! year ended December 31. W91, Of tha FIRST NATIONAL INSUR ANCE COMPANY Or AMERICA Of Seattle, in tli State et Washington. . made to the insurant Commissioner of the But of Orefoe. pursuant to taw: S, ADMrrrxD assets loads S10.T38.S4f.Tf SO3.SO0.08 Cash and bank deposits SlT.376.ao medii oauuices or UBf Interest, dividends and real estate Income duo and accrued Other assets MS.TTS.TS 4. sgi.sa Total admitted assets $13,580,187.85 LIABILITIES. SURPLUS AND OTHER FUNDS losses s S42.331.00 Jss adjustment as .- 7 17 BOO 00 Unearned premiums S,13T.634.il All other liabilities 4sT.232.28 Total liabilities. cept capital . Car-ital paid tiD si.ooo.ooo.oa Vnassiimed funds (sur plus) 4. 585.048. Ti 4 8,88.138 O Surplus as remrda pot- th.Td."!.n:ii3:ii1:?l?.85 lT?Te?NT-3f VStS3 Premiums earned S 4.238533.31 tome incurred 1.T03.474.28 Loss expenses Incurred 19S.a03.S8 Other underwriting- ex penses incurred 3.201.8T1.81 Total undenrritlns de ductions . 4.103.048.TS uniunqimi saua or loss , investment Income Other Income Total, before federal Income taxes Federal Income taxes incurred Ket income Dividends to polio holders Other Items affeetmc surplus (sat) - . 13S.482.S8 4.028.84 1.503.78 S01.014.st 114.418 33 188.38S.6S M.208.87 J.891.T08.8S Total capital and sur plus items (net) S 3.S23.4X.1S Increase in surplus as RCards policyholders. 3.10t.0M.S2 BUSINESS IN ORtGON FOR THE TEAR Net premiums received 81 JO. 001.88 Jet losses paid SS.331.S3 Dividends paid or credited to policyholders None Principal office In Oregon. Portland. Oh, Come to Our FRAGRANCE Fair ALL THIS WEEK Pick Up Your FREE Fragrance Sample Today. 1? jUk ". 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Made by Bucilla and guaranteed for lasting quality Regular $2.29 Wednes day only . . LOWER FLOOR $1.59 DAMASH TABLECLOTHS All celanese damask tablecloths for your Easter dinner. Size 65x85 with 8 napkins. Come in pastel shades of blue, pink, gold and green. Reguar $22.50. Wednes day only MAIN FLOOR $15.95 HOUSE SLIPPERS Men's opera style house slippers with flexible hand turned leather sole and durable rubber heels. Leather lined. They come in B to E widths. Wine or brown. Reg ular $6.65. Wednesday MAIN FLOOR $4.99 BOYS' SOCKS FOUR MONTH GUARANTEE Cotton socks with nylon reinforced toe and heel. A big assortment of colors in fancy patterns. Sizes 7 to 102. A lower floor speciol from our boys' department. 4 pr. for 98c LINEN PLACE MATS FOR YOUR EASTER DINING Attractive butcher linen place mats with fringed edging ond matching napkins. Beautiful dec orator colors for table I highlights. Match or mix them with contrasting nopkins. Mats J... Napkins 12x18 50c 18x18 50c r MRS. EASTER BUNNY Will Be at Our Store ALL THIS WEEK on Our Lower Floor from 1:00 to 4:00 Wed.&Thurs. 11:00 to 4:00 Fri. & Sat. FREE SURPRISES FOR THE KIDS 0 ktf? CREPE GOWNS From the lingerie department, fine cotton crepe gowns in white will beautiful pastel floral designs. Sizes 34 to 40. Would make a fine inexpensive Easter gift for her. Regular $2.20, Wednesday only .... 4J GIFTS company coming. look charming in this Rosebloom housecoat f -JI w : ei-i.J K.fckJ ' by S1A95 Such o glemorouk way to greet your guests for an informal evening of bridge or television! Evelyn Pearson does this handsome at-home fashion in a sparkling, multicolor printed rayon, that launders to perfection! Daring deep neckline, zip-per-closea, billowy skirt that just begs for a crinoline . . . AND a wide, crisp rayon taffeta sash in gay contrastl White or copen. Sizes 10 to 20. with your bare shoes " barely-there stockings f i TV as seamless as your bare feef and legs all-sheer sandalfoot that really wears HE D FORD 134 SOUTH RIVERSIDE PHONE 2-3219 t
