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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1956

Page

4

Mutual Declares 2 for 1 Split at Investor Meetings

Investors Mutual Inc and Investors Stock Fund Inc stockholders met in the Investors Building Minneapolis Minnesota and voted in favor of a two for one split of the outstanding shares at the 43rd consecutive dividend event noted.

Investors Stock Fund, Inc Servi ‘Inc Investors Building Minneapolis Minn

Investors Stock Fund and Investors Mutual announce 2 for 1 share split

The par value of shares is reduced from 1 to 50 cents and outstanding shares doubled. Investors Mutual will have about 100 million shares and Investors Stock Fund about 12 million after the split effective April 26 1956. A regular 10 percent dividend per share is declared by Investors Stock Fund payable May 10 to holders of record April 26. Harold K. Bradford, president, says the dividend comes from net investment income and marks the fund's 43rd consecutive payout. Mata B. Beck of Eugene is zone manager for the district.

Investors Mutual, Inc Investors Stock Fund, Inc Harold K. Bradford Mata B. Beck Eugene

Par ent-Teacher Association installs officers at May meeting

Miss Annamae Ruff becomes president of the Parent-Teacher Association at the May gathering with Mrs. William Grove installing officers including Mrs. Curtis Kelley and Mrs. Elwin Frye. The event featured dancing, a skit on school board activities, and gifts to start the Hi-Power paper loan repayment.

James Gamwell Annamae Ruff Parent-Teacher Association William Grove Curtis Kelley Elwin Frye Harold Ross J. R. McMahon Elmo Frye H. C. A Council Corcase Keith Browning Hi-Power Archie Lane Fred Stock, Jr

Rebekah Jewel club installs officers and remodeling plan

Mrs W C Thorp is new president of the Jewel club of the Rebekahs with Mrs Clyde Allen as vice president and Mrs Carl Briggs as sec treas The club plans to remodel the kitchen in Rebekah Fellowship hall Outgoing president Mrs T A Hackett received a gift A sack lunch was served.

Archie Lane Kay Lee Merchen Carol Lynn McCulloch Violet Taylor Carl Utterback Mabel Daley Eddie Rubin Dale Crew Percy Adamson Ernie Eppler Elmo Frye Chet Lucas Robert Quilhaugh Laurence Rolfe W. C Thorp Jewel Club of the Rebekahs Clyde Allen Carl Briggs Sec Treas Rebekah Fellowship Hall T. A. Hackett Garden Club Stanley Slonecker Slonecker Lester Thorpe Einar Swanson Floyd Summers

Valley Camp honors members and potluck at open meeting

At an open meeting Valley Camp honored members and served a potluck. St Pauls Episcopal Church will host a class confirmation Friday at 8 pm with a post service informal gathering at the home of A. L. Burch. St Pauls Guild plans a May 26 food sale at Powers Market for Girls Friendly scholarships to Gearhart.

Benjamin Dagwell Portland St. Paul's Episcopal Church A. L. Burch St. Paul’s Episcopal Guild Powers Market South Camp Gearhart Inuly

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