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TAGE FOUR THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, served to the 12 members present. T h e next meeting will be in the form of a picnic at 1 p. in.. August 18 at the R oger home at Owyhee corner. Mr. and Mrs. Byrd W alters went to Melba Sunday and were guests In the Kenneth Brown home. Phyllis Eastman went home Sat urday after spending two weeks with Betty Jean Culbertson. The ¿iris worked in the beets. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Douglas had as guests Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Rex Spoon of Boise. In the evening the group attended the Nyssa rodeo. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton caled In the Doyle Hodge home In Caldwe.i Monday evening. Mrs. Patton and Mrs. Hodge are sisters. ■Mrs. Darrell Williams and daugh ter and Mrs. Howard Evans and daughter o f Parma made a trip to Boise Wednesday on business. Mrs. John Rhode o f Caldwell was a Thursday guest of Mrs. Lee Householder. K ay McDonald spent last week In Payette visiting in the home of her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Jay after spending a week here with her grandfather, Harley Winter, and her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs Wilson Winter. CWYHEE, Juy 28— Fred Schlop- M r and Mrs. K eith K ygar took i hoi of Salem called In the S. D. their niece, Joyce Doty, home to Bigelow home Thursday. Mr. Boise Saturday after she had spent 8 hlopchol was one of the head two weeks here with them. engineers here when Owyhee dam Mr and Mrs. Bob Anderson of was constructed. La Grande were Sunday evening A picnic for eneryone who Is a guests of Mr. and Mrs. Homer former resident of Colorado will Love. he held in the Nyssa city park Mrs. Grant Patterson and child r.inday, August 7. ren attended the Pioneer day pic Rev. Robert Kriner held services nic of the L D S. church in Big at Owyhee Sunday school July 24. Bend park Saturday. The Kriners were dinner guests In Mr. and Mrs. Bill MoEwen and the Andrew Titland home in the Ethyln and Evelyn o f Ontario were afternoon. Mrs. Kriner is still In Sunday dinner guests in the Ellis the hospital in Nampa but is get Walters home. ting a little better. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Slippy children of Boise visited in the brought their on, Eldon, home narental Lynn K ygar home Satur from Boise Satrday night but had day evennig. to take him back Monday as he Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wegman and became worse Sunday. The baby •hildren o f Homedale were Sunday Is swollen worse now than he has dinner guests In the Kenneth M c been before T hey are going to take Donald home. him to Portland as soon as ar Mrs. Earl Patterson and sons, rangements can be made. Marvin and Ronnie, of Seattle ar The O. K. K. club met with Mrs. rived Wednesday from Ogden for Orville McEwen and Mrs. Byrd Duncan. Walters Thursday afternoon on the M r and Mrs. Prank Campbell of a visit with her brother-in-law McEwen lawn. Bingo was played Denver were guests of Mr. and and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn and prizes were won by Mrs. W er Mrs. W etner Peutz Thursday until Kygar. On Friday Mr. and Mrs. Mac T illey and children of Danvin. ner Peutz, Mrs. Harlan R oger and Sunday. Miss Ann Hutchinson returned to California. w^ ° were also visiting Shirley Skinner. Refreshments of rake, ice cream and iced tea were her home in Seneca Wednesday at the Lynn Kygar home, took Mrs. j Patterson back to her home In , Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. Harlan R oger called in Nampa Sunday evening at the Glenn Trueblood home. This HKTTKH fire insurance Mrs. Jesse Ditty entertained Sun saved num ey for thousands! day with a dinner in celebration of the birthday of her husband. Guests were their two sons, Jesse Ditty. Jr., of Boise and Jack Burke, who flew here from Dillon, Mon tana, and Mr. and Mrs. John Reeves o f Nyssa. Bill Peutz, Jr. and Lynft Kygar took three truckloads of cattle to Wallowa, where they have rented pasture. T h e men were unable to get all the cattle in the trucks that they wished to take so an other trip will be made. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Barker are spending this week at the T. H. Brewer home helping with the work. Mr. and Mrs. Gone Jones vis Tliousamls o f liomes like this one have earned a 15% ited his mother. Mrs. V. B. Carl saving on fire insurance under General’ j “ preferred risk” son, in Big Bend Sunday. plan. In this plan only good risks are accepted—all others Mr anil Mrs. Orvile Hunt and children of Boise visited Mr. and rejected. Fewer losses account for the saving! Ask us. Mrs. K eith Kygar from Saturday Perhaps your property is eligible for “ Preferred Risk” until Tuesday this week. coverage. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Skinner and Earl Crocker went to Madras Sun day afternoon to see Prank Crock er, who underwent an operation Monday morning. Earl Crocker returned Monday but Mr. and Mrs. The Capitili Slock Company of Preferred R hk,M Skinner stayed with the Crocker family for a time. Saved 1 5 % O n Fire Insurance! Renstrom Insurance Agency Cannery Open— The Adrian Community cannery is now open for canning fiv e days a week, from Mondays to Fridays. I 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 I VISITORS RETURN TO ARCADIA AREA AR C AD IA. July 28—Mr and Mrs. Prank Techida and sons of Oregon slope were dinner guests Sunday o if Mr. and Mrs* Otis Bullard and family. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stradley and Annette went to Nampa Sunday to attend a fam ily picnic dinner. Loretta and Jean Moeller visited Helen Iida Saturday afternoon in Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. George Moeller and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bob M c Kinney and Mrs. L. M. Denny of Nampa visited Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Howe in Nyssa Sunday evening. Mr. Krim m er o f Notus was guest speaker Sunday after Sunday school at Arcadia. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Schoen of Ontario were Sunday guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Theo Math- erly. Misses Alice and Rose Warner and Lewellyn Robbins returned the first of the week from Wallowa S Y N O P S IS o r A N N U A i, aTATILM K N T for tha year ended l*ecernb**r 31. 1 » « of tli« W EH TK K N N A T IO N A L IN SU K A N C K C O M P A N Y of Kan Fran cisco, in th« state of California, uuta* to the Insurance commissioner of the state of Oregon, pursuant to iaw: IN C O M E Net premiums received $3.708.724.12 Total interest, dividends. and real estate Income 26b.»0 6 57 income from other sources _ — 201.567.8t Parents Of Girl— Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Powell of Liberty Lake, Washington are the parents of a girl born June 29. The baby has been named Carol Joy. Mrs. Powell was the former Erma Hamlin of the Nyssa Beauty Nook. American SNAP-SLAT Venetian Blinds: Total Incom e_$4^177,198.60 D IS B U R S E M E N T S Total disbursem ents__$3 342.174.14 A D M IT T E D ASSETS Value of real estate owned (m arket value) None Loans on mortgages and collateral, etc. _________ Nona Value of bonds owned < amortized) __________ 5 094,308 411 Value of stocks owned (market v a l u e ) ____2.833,591.00 Cash In banks and on hand ___________________ 920,761 3J Premiums In course of collection written since SeDtember 30 1 9 4 8 .. 846.565 50 Interest and rents due and a c c r u e d _____ - __ - 23,397.56 Other assets ( n e t ) ___ _ 62,989 03} Total admitted assets $9 7si «1 2 95 L IA B IL IT IE S . S U R P L U S A N D OTHER FUNDS . Total unpaid claims --$1.694.918 0 « Estimated loss adjust ment expense for un paid c la im s ----------------- 69,198.221 Total unearned premi um* ___________________ 2 822.914 4 « All other lia b ilitie s_____ 560 368 88 Total liabilities, except c a p it a l_________________ S5.147.399 62 Capital paid u p _______$1 000.000.OC Special surplus funds: Special reserve fund 200 000 00 Guaranty surplus fund 200,000.00 Unassigned funds (su r plus) --------------------------- 3.234,213.34j Surplus as regards pol icyholders ------------------- 4.634.213 34 T o t a l __________________ S9 781 612.90 B U S IN E S S IN OREGON FO R T H E YE A R Net premiums received __$23O.0R3 8' Net losses p a i d __________ 92 869 6! 1 Dividends paid or credited to po licy h o ld ers________ None Principal office In Oregon. BOARI O F T R A D E B U IL D IN G P O R T L A N D OREGO N. S N A P /\ Coos Bay Visitors Here— Guests last week from Coos Bay, Oregon at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. E. K . Burton included Mr. and Mrs. Jake Fourier and son. George, who visited Tuesday at the Burton home, and M r. and Mrs. Jack D il lon. who were visitors Saturday. Visits Brother— Mr. and Mrs. Ehvood Flinders and son. Gerald, returned from a trip to northern California and the Oregon coast last week. T hey stop ped at Klam ath Falls to visit Mr. Flinders' brother, W illie and family. USED F O R . , i Largo round worm control— appetizer— bowel astringent — regulator— extra vitamins. G ood Sanitation p ays— here is w hat th e U .S.D.A. says in their Y earbook — "It has been deter mined that whereas an average of 3.1 lb. o f feed produced a gain of 1 lb. in 7 w eeks in chicks pro tected from parasites, 4.3 lbs. of feed was required to produce this gain in parasitized birds.” — This is approximately 45% more feed consumed. AFTER C0CCIDI0SIS 5T0.131TI * - lU .M a .8 1 > Underwriting expenses . 1.313.1*0 ‘ 2 # D vldends paid to stock holders (Cash, $120,-* ’ 0 0 0 . 0 0 ; stock. $ ____ » - 120 000 00 Dividends paid or cred ited to policyholders-. None A l: other expenditures (including investment expenses $8589 24) - - 219,373 47 28, 1949 lake, where they attended a meet ing o f the Methodist youth fellow ship. Mrs. T . M. Denny of Nampa visited Sunday in the home o i Mr. and Mrs. George Moeller. O tis Bullard combined grain for George Moeller. Theo Matherly and John Zittercob last week. Billy Stradley. who has been haying on the Fred Leui ranch near Herford. visited his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stradley, last week. Mr. and Mrs. Edd Ingraham of Payette were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Moeller and fam ily Monday. - FORMER ENGINEER ON OWYHEE VISITS NYSSA, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY They’re Oui! SWISH They’re Clean! S N A P 's They’re Back! 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