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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. APRIL 12. 1951 Officers Elected By Adrian Church AD R IAN, Apr. 12— At the congre gational meeting of the Adrian com munity church the following officers were elect'd: Trustees, W E. Piercy and Oarl Hill; ushers, Art Sparks, Irvin T op liff and N. P. French; sec retary of congregation, Mrs. Art Sparks; chairman of congregation, N. P. French; assistant chairman, Jess Norris; hostesses, Mrs. W. E Piercy. Mrs. C. N. Mills, Mrs. N. P. French and Mrs. M. L. Judd; flower committee, Mrs. Carl H ill and Mrs. K. I Peterson; cradle roll committee, Mrs. Dudley Kurtz and Mrs. Irvin T op liff; Sunday school superintendant. M L. Kurtz; and assistant superintendent, Irvin Top- Uff. Mrs. Edith Simmons returned to Denver after visiting her daughters. Mrs. Jess Norris and Ruthie Hahl. Mr and Mrs. Bob Hamilton and Johnnie o f Arock visited her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ashcraft, Sunday. Mervin Peterson is working at Coulee City, Washington. Mr. and Mrs. W ally Steiner have moved to their new home in Adrian. Mrs Allen of Caldwell substituted for Mrs. Moore in high school Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Hank Korman of Boise spent the week-end with their daughter, Kristine, who has the Have Your C ar Tuned The Scientific Way with measles. Kristine has been staying with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs | Olen Brown. Harry Looney of Payette visited ' his son. Bill. Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Jess Norris, Mrs. Simmons and Ruth Hahl went to Boise Thurs- j day. Tom Stephenson. Ray Kelly and Bill Jordan went to Sweet Home, Oregon on a business trip. A card party was held in the Bill Ashfraft home Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Eastmtn of Caldwell visited Mr. and Mrs. Glen Brown Sunday. Mrs. Henry Day, Mrs. K. I. Peter son, Mrs. Frances Defier, Mrs. Henry Moore, Miss Donna Peterson and Rev. Henry Moore attended the meetings of presbytery and presby- terial at K ing Hill, Idaho Thurs day. The Monday afternoon club of the United Presbyterian church en joyed a wiener roast last week on the church lawn after their study period. Mrs. Bill Willis helped in the absence of Mrs. Frances Defter. Tensen Wins In Cutting Contest SUN DIAGNOSIS and TUNE-UP EQUIPMENT Wheel Aligning on Bear Equipment and Wheel Balancing Service on all makes of cars ROBERTS-NYSSA, Inc. Buick Sales and Service C OLUM BIA AVE., Apr. 12—C. M. Tensen took part in the field day program at Kuna Sunday, when he took first prize in the cutting horse event. Mr. and Mrs. Hanson and grand son left last week for their home in American Falls. Mrs. C. M. Tensen suffered a leg fracture last week when the horse she was riding slipped and fell. Mr. and Mrs. Z. Davidson of P ar ma entertained at afternoon tea and cards for the following friends: Mr. and Mrs. Pete Tensen, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Groot, Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Groot of Apple Valley, Mrs. Dick Stam of Oregon Trail and Mr. and Mrs. John Timmerman of Newell Heights. Farmers are planting potatoes In this community. Miss Theresa Jensen of Nyssa called on Mrs. C. M. Tensen Sat urday. Mr. and Mrs. Kris K at have re turned from a trip to Portland, where they visited friends. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Gilmore of Boise called on Mr. and Mrs. Dick Groot last week. Mrs. Jake Van Twisk and Henry were Ontario visitors recently. Mr Hanson, who has been feeding sheep in the Tensen feed lots, ship ped them to Buackfoot, Idaho last week. Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Groot of Apple Valley spent Sunday after noon with relatives of this commun ity. Mr. and Mrs. Flinders are building a new residence on their farm on Clark avenue. your all-star store when it comes to food values has lined up a team of big- league groceries at bush-league prices ... and smart home managers are heading for our crammed food shelves faster than a ten-year-old rounds third base! TAYLO R'S FOOD MARKET, > . VELVEETÀ CHEESE Family Affairs Anniversary Of Held At Owvhee Club Is Observed OWYHEE, Apr 12—Mrs. Mack ; Tilley and daughter, Linda, and Mrs. Inger Huffman of Darwin, Cali fornia arrived Saturday evening at the Lynn Kygar home. Mrs. Tilley and Linda returned to their home Monday morning, but Mrs Huffman ; remained with her daughter, Mrs. Kygar. Mrs. Marty McKim and daughter and Mrs. Russell Patton, Jr., and children o f Moses Lake arrived for a surprise visit witn the women's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E E. Crock er, Wednesday and remained until Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Byrd Walters and Mrs. Gerald Slippy and sons went to Parma Saturday night to give a surprise party for Mr and Mrs. Ray Franklin on their 31st wedding anniversary. Eleven members of the O. K. K. club attended the Associated W o men's club meeting in the Park community hall Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Koger were business visitors in Boise Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Don Franklin and sons of Boise visited in the Lynn Kygar home Sunday. The O. K. K. club will meet April 19 at the home of Mrs. Harlan Koger with Mrs. Chet Mills and Mrs Lynn Kygar assisting. Roll call will be a bulb or plant exchange. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Huffman of Nyssa called on Mrs. Inger Huffman at the Lynn Kygar home Sunday afternoon. Shirley Skinr.er war sick and ab sent from school two days last week. Mrs. Kenneth McDonald attended the county council P. T. A. meeting at Valley View schoolhouse Satur day. Wanda Peutz attended a birthday party for Christy and Tommy G ra ham in Nyssa Saturday at the home of the children’s grandparents, Mr and Mrs. Tom Johnson. Mrs Lee Householder and Mr. and Mrs. Vic Marshall took Diane Schwelzer to Kennewick, Washing ton to her home Saturday and vis ited in the Max Schwelzer home until Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Koger had Sunday dinner in Ontario with their son and daughter-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. L. M. Koger. Mrs. Werner Peutz and Wanda, Mrs. Jesse Ditty and Mrs. Kenneth McDonald shopped ir. Ontario Mon day afternoon. The Ernie Barker family of On tario, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Brewer and sons, and Mr. and Mrs. Dar rell Williams spent Monday at Owy hee dam fishing and picnicking. N o w . . . fo r th e first tim e in 6 y e a r s OREGON T R A IL , .\pr. 12—The Merry MStrons olub met April 4 at the home of Viola Adams. The a f ternoon was spent socially. Ber nice Sewell drew the hostess prize Twelve members answered roll call with Pollyanna hints. Group pict ures were taken as the meeting marked the 14th anniversary of the club. Games were played, with Cora Rookstool and Bettilu Carl son winning prizes. Lunch was serv ed by the hostess assisted by A l berta Bowen The next meeting will be held April 18 with Albert Bowen hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Whitehead of Boise were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Bowen. 8everal dinners were given last week honoring Donald Byers, who left Monday to enter the army. On Thursday evening, Mr. and Mrs. John Bowen were hosts at dinner for the honor guest, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Byers and Betty and Stanley Rogers. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Holmes entertained at din ner Friday evening for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Byers and family and on Sunday evening Mr. an Mrs. F. G. Holmes entertained at a turkey dinner for the Byers family and also Miss Della Shuster of Ontario and Bonnie Kressly. Return From Trip— Mr. and Mrs Emil Paulus re turned Friday from a week’s trip that took them to Portland and down the coast highway to San Francisco. Attend Funeral— Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lovejoy left Tuesday for Clarkson. Washington to attend the funeral of Mr. Love- Joy’s father, who passed away Sun day. TNESE ARE AMONG THE HELPFUL SERVICES AVAILABLE TO TOU IN FIRST NATIONAL BANKING OFFICES THROUGHOUT OREGON Liberal repayment program. No mortgage required. K RA FT—2 POUNDS HOME MORTGAGE LOANS KEEN SÀLAD DRESSING 4 6 9 Up-to-the-minute information on G l, FHA, regular mortgage loans. COMPLETE HOME LAUNDRY Drifted Snow Flour - $ 1 .9 8 25 POUNDS - - 479 PORK & BEANS including Washer and Ironer 299 Argo Cut Green Beans f o r only 303 CAN—2 CANS $ 179 .9 5 CHOICE SAUSAGE MEATS - - 859 - - 3 POUNDS GROUND BEEF - 599 - - PICNIC HAMS - 439 - PURE LARD - - - -8 5 9 • DOUBLE-WALLS • TANGLE-PROOF A G IT A T O R "F • STREAM LINED STEEL CHASSIS • RUBBER-MOUNTED MECHANISM • TRANSM ISSION PE R M A N E N TLY SEALED IN O IL • SUPER-SAFB W R IN G E R • BACKED BY 40 YEARS EXPERIENCE W i I I I i l 1 | U I i « 3 * 0 *» m i j !j|M 1 * TA Sjy :A '■ ' : ;r : 1 . 1 f j 111 ■ 1 ! » 1 4 1 : 1 * >• "- ass a i U l€ Gl F O O D Phone 245 NYSSA, OREGON F I R S T N A T I O N A L B A N K of Portland MARCH 31, 1 9 5 1 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation RESOURCES Cosh in vault and in Fndnrol Ressrvu Bank. .$ 77,343,652.31 Du# from Bank.................................................... 34,1 85,833 66 Total C a s h ...................................... United Stalai Government Obligations, Direct and Fully Guaranteed............ State, County and Municipal Bonds and Warrants ...................................................... Other Bonds and Securities........................... • (1 Stock in Federal Reserve Bank.................. .. 4 •’ Loans and Discounts........................................ Accrued Interest Receivable............. ............. Bank Premises, Furniture and Fixtures and Safe Deposit Vaults.................................... Other Real Estate owned............................... Customers' Liability on Accounts of Letters of Credit, Acceptances and Endorsed Bills. Other Resources........................... ................... $111,329,476.04 132,672,373.92 3 « ,126,«30.11 4,101,014.92 750,000.00 24R,9 6 « ,111.65 1,303,243.66 5,839,660.33 1.00 3,661,050.72 322,969.62 $541,112,306.90 LIABILITIES Capital ...................................................................$ Su rp lu s................................................................... Undivided Profit«................................................. 7,500,000.00 17,500.000.00 10,203,063.36 Total Capital Fund............................. $ 35,203,063.11 Rninrvn for possible loon lots«.. This rasarva Is to apply again«! any loan lots«» that may dnvnlop in thn futurnr It has not bnnn allocated to any particular loans or typn of 1,213,464.61 loans .......................................... ...... 357^1 66,181.30/ i Demand .................. 503,269.161 S3 DEPOSITS ........ 1 4 Î 5 I 503,007.23) /Savings and Tlmn. . Liability far Letters of Credit and as Acceptor Endorser or Maker of Acceptances and Parelgn Sills .................................................... 1,666,050.73 Interest Received in Advance........................... 1,932,006.75 Reserve far Interest, Tones, Etc........................... 2 ,601,006.50 Other liabilities .................................................. 145,124.3$ TOTAL IIABILITIES ........................... $546,161,506.90 FIRST NATIONAL BANK GROUP Composite total« for the Firtt National ta n k Group; The first National Bank of Portland and IN 46 ttotawido banking offices and 13 alflliata d bonks with IS bonking offices. DEPOSITS The First National Sank of Portlond and 46 Offices.................. $503,264,166.53 11 other Oregon Banking Offices In the Pint National Croup 1 17,441,656.73 $620,710,647.16 LOANS AND DISCOUNTS $246,966.661.65 The first National Sank of Portland and 46 Offices.................. 35,345,441.55 I I other Oregon Banking Off lens in the first National Group MONEY ORDERS TRAVELERS CHEQUES All Types of Business and Commorcial Loans TOTAL RESOURCES The first National Rank of Portland and 46 Off lens.................. I I other Oregon Banking Offices in the first Nationol Group $546,161,506.40 ¿¿TlJIIO jllO Jl 99 - - - 79 - - - 79 M A R K E T OWYHEE TRUCK AND IMPLEMENT CO. TOTAL RISOURCIS ef the 64 RANKING OfPICIS In the fIRST NATIONAL OROUP ......................................................... POUND A F A R M A L U - FIRST IN THE flELO Valuables and important pa pers protected for little more than a penny a day. 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