Fraternity-Testvériség, 1952 (30. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
1952-12-01 / 12. szám
TESTVÉRISÉG 19 FONTOS ÉRTESÍTÉS / osztályjegyzőinkhez a havidij levonások ügyében Felhívjuk osztályjegyzőink figyelmét, hogy az 1952-es konvenció határozata értelmében minden olyan havidij után, ahol eddig 10 cent volt a levonás, 1953 január 1-től a levonás 12 cent lesz úgy a felnőtt, mint az ifjúsági osztályban. A 20 vagy 25 centes ifjúsági okmányoknál a levonás változatlanul a régi marad. Az uj levonási összeg csakis azokra a havidijakra vonatkozik, amelyeket 1953 után fizettek be az osztálynál. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO OUR BRANCH SECRETARIES We call the attention of our branch secretaries to the fact that according to resolution of the 1952 convention the former 10 cents branch deductions will be raised to 12 cents from Jan. 1, 1953 in both the Adult and Juvenile Departments. The deductions for the 20 cents and 25 cents juvenile certificates will remain the same as before. The new 12 cents deduction can be applied only to those monthly dues which were paid at the branch after Jan. 1, 1953. JELENTÉS Az Amerikai Magyar Református Egyesület pénzforgalmáról és vagyoni állapotáról 1952 Október hóban Statement of Income, Disbursements and Assets Hungarian Reformed Federation of America For the Month of October, 1952 INCOME Expense Fund ______________________________$ 59,481.40 Adult Mortuary Fund ____________________ 15,700.27 Sick Benefit Fund _________________________ 1,435.00 Juvenile Fund ______________________________ 13,847.11 Hospitalization Fund________________________ 124.70 Over-Remittances _________________________ 335.29 Orphans Home Dues Collected ___________ 2,079.80 Mortgage Payments_______________________ 13,592.52 Certificate Loans Repaid _________________ 1,360.19 Bonds Sold_____________ 2,500.00 Rent Income___;___________________________________ 676.00 Relief Contributions ______ 4.45 Miscellaneous Income _____________________ 191.91 Total_____________________ $111,328.64 Balance from September _________________ 56,085.34 Total Income, October 31, 1952____________$167,413.98 DISBURSEMENTS Expense Fund: Officer’s Expenses____________$ 625.60 Official Publication___________ 635.90 Promotion Expenses ___________6,714.36 Stationery and Printing_______ 229.13 Postage, Telephone, Telegrams __ 322.57 Officers’ Salary ______________ 2,200.00 Actuary and Accounting______ 1,990.00 Employees’ Salary____________ 2,394.50 Donations ____________________ 261.42 Miscellaneous Expense _______ 240.78 Office Maintenance___________ 40.01 Withholding Tax Deposited +__ 931.30 Examining Doctors ___________ 295.00 Medical Director________._____ 200.00 Legal Expenses_______________ 50.00 Expenses of Branches _________3,144.18 Taxes Paid___________________ 130.80 Auto Insurance, Personal Bonds _ 39.93 Fraternal Dues and Subscriptions 217.50 * 20,662.98 Adult Mortuary Fund: Death Claims________________$17,005.25 Surrender Values____________ 2,871.12 In Memoriam _______________ 107.68 Dues Returned ______________ 39.51--------------- 20,023.56 Sick Benefit Fund: Claims Paid____________„_____________ 1,614.33 Juvenile Fund: Death Claims Paid___________$ 250.00 Deductions ___________________ 133.50 Surrender Values_______ 509.43 Dues Returned _______________ 1.01 Matured Certificates Paid_____ 1,200.00--------------- 2,093.94 Hospitalization Fund: Claims Paid____________________;_____ 328.00 Shorts of Branches________ 1,084.06 New Certificate Loans____________________ 1,600.11 Orphans Home Dues Paid ________________ 2,136.20 Real Estate Expenses_____________________ 301.59 Investment Expenses_____________________ 297.64 Bonds Purchased _________________________ 24,078.79 New Mortgage Loans_____________________ 10,000.00 Total Disbursements, October 31, 1952______$ 84,221.20 Total Income_____________________________$167,413.98 Less Disbursements_______________________ 84,221.20 Balance for November, 1952___________$ 83,192.78 ASSETS On Checking Account___________________$ 83,192.78 From Tax Bills _______________ 2,988.64 Bonds—Adult Department__;____________ 2,985,213.90 Bonds—Juvenile Department_____________ 693,468.41 Mortgage Loans_________________________ 1,275,408.72
