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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 1, 1943)
March 1. 1048 PAGE HVB Rsturns lo School Vernon llnwniun, Merrill, wua recently llnli'd nn Dim of Ilia enlisted re servo moil lu return to school irlii term, Dr. Curl F, Kos suck, armed force advisor on Iho Univeriilty of Oregon cam pin, tinted Ihul nil the men In the onllsted reserve whole niinien did not apprnr on the lint, shimld not ri'tilsler spring tnrma as the resolve would be celled about the flmt of April, Huwinnn la a auphomore in pre medicine nl Oregon, Missionary Vlalta Dr. E. Stuuluy Junes, missionary for 30 years to lmllu, noted author and udvlRor to inuny heads of tfuvcniiuonl, Htoppcd In Klum uth Fill In Siiturdiiy on Ills wuy to Sucrumuntu, und wua the guest of Rev. Victor Phillips for the duy, He held a short Inter view with aoma of tho mlnlatera of tho city while here. Dr. Jonca la ft Melhodlkt Kpiscupol minia te r. , Hettfrn-rMra. John Yadon of tho First Methodist church and Mlaa Huiol Morrison of St. Paul's Episcopal church, re turned on SiiUirduy from Ku nunc, where they attended the atutn conference of the Council of Church Womon, February 23 and 2(1. They wenl aa delegutca from the Khunnth Falls Council of Church Women and report a largo iittondunce with many churchea ropreaented. Expected Her Mra, Kenneth Crunmncker of San Francisco la expected In Khimath Folia Tuea- duy to vl.ilt with her huabund'a niircnla. Mr. . and Mra. Ivan Crumpucker, 2 16 9 Madison atrcet. Crumpncker la serving with the United Stntca marinea In the South Pacific and when hist heard from waa In Aus trolla receiving woll earned rest. Conger PTA The Joseph Con ger PTA will meet Wednesday, March 3, In the ichool house at 2:30 p. m. Mra. Connell Napier, Founden' day chairman, will be In charge of the program. Elec tlon of the nominating committee will be held. The executive com mltteo wfll meet an hour earlier on the same day. VlilU From Bend Mra. Jack Bomner of Bend apent the week end In tho city aa a guest at the home of Mr. and Mra. H. W. Lvltzke on Fairhaven helghla. Another gueat at tho Leitikt l.n... I. Mr lU.mnn U.r-lrk.rt of Merrill, Wis., who is spondlng a week In Klamuth Falls. Pledges Stephen Stewart, University of Oregon student from Klamath Falla, recently pledged Delta Tau Delta, men's social frnternlty. btcwarl la a freshman in liberal arts at Ore gon. M . l . r . v. iu.u W V UllOr XVOllIlCtll VTOIU CitlCf- ion, Jr. la a gueat at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chnrles F. Schar fenstelu. lie Is the son of Mr and Mra. Konnoth W. Emerson of Honolulu. Nil Club Klamath Falls Nile club members will meet in the PellcHn party room at 1 o'clock Tuesday for luncheon. The newly elected officer! will pre side. Shop Moves O rrei Tailor shop will move from 118 North Ninth atreet to 120 South Sev enth atreet, and will be in the new location March 2. To Salem llnrry D. Boivln left Sundny morning for Salem and Portland after a brief -visit hero with his family on Wash ington atreet. In South Mrs. Vcma Spelrs and two children, Janet and Verne, are visiting for two weeks in Sun Bernardino, Calif, with her parents, Mr. and Mra. E. J. Hart, Returns Mrs, Arthur Moore and daughter, Barbara, have re turned to their home on Now .castle street after a visit In Port land with Mra. Moore's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander. VITAL STATISTICS SAY Bom at LigliMoot hos pital, Klamath Falla, Ore., Feb ruary 28, 1043, to Mr, and Mrs. Marvin Say, Modoc Point, Ore,, a boy. Weight: 7 pounds 4 ounces. SCHATZ Born at Llghtfoot hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore., March 1, 1S43, to Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Schatz, Spraguo Riv er, Ore, a girl. Weight 8 pounds 8 ounces. BECKER Born at Hillside hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore., February 28, 1043, to Mr. and Mrs. Molvln J, Becker, Modoc Point, Ore., a girl. Weight: 6 pounds 10 ounces. k. MINGO Born at Hillside "lospllnl, Klamath Falls, Ore., February 27, 1043, to Mr. and Mra. Joo Mingo, 1763 Arthur it reel, a girl. Weight: 6 pounds I ounces. Visits Son Mrs. E. C, Stucky, 1434 Cauby atreet, left Monday morning for New Orleans, whore alio will visit her arm, Dr. Jack Stucky, Interne at tho Charity hospital of Louisiana at New Orleana. Her alster and brotlier-ln law of Cincinnati, O,, will moot (hem In New Orleana, their first meeting for 17 yenra. On her return trip Mrs, Stucky will visit old friends In Phoenix, Arlr, She plans to be away for aevon or eight weeks. Haturn Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Elliot have returned from a week's stay In San Francisco whore Mra. Elliot received medi cal treatmont. Mra, Elliot la Im proving and la at the family home on Washington streot, Portland Mrs, William Scr ruys is expected home Wednes day from a week's stay In Port land. She will be accompanied by her daughter, - Mary Alice, who will spend spring vacation here with her parents from St. Helen's hall wher she Is a sen ior student. From the North Mrs. Ruth Turner and her daughter, Mrs. Allan Priest of Stockton, Calif., returned this weekend from Portland, Mrs. Prlc.it and her twin daughters, Jean Carolyn und Joan Catherine, left early Monday morning by train to re turn south, Mrs. Goorge Burger also roturned with Mrs, Turner. Returns Mrs. Vernon Kuy kendull and two sons returned from Sun Frunclsco Saturday morning after visiting briefly with Vornon Kuykendall who Is In the United States navy. In Dunsmulr Mrs. R. R. Ford und young daughter, Janet Lee, Klamath Fulls, were recent visi tors in Dunsmulr. They are for mer rosidonts of that city. Improving Mrs. George Stev enson of Olcne highway, who has been seriously ill in Klam ath Valley hospital, is reported improving. Visile A. W. Cascsdden of Petersburg. N. D,, is visiting his alster, Mrs. Warner Kimball of 817 Mt. Whitney. MAIL CLOSING TIME (Effective Feb. IS, 1943) Train 19 Southboundi p. m. Train 20 Northboundi 11 a. m. Train 17 Southboundi 7 a. m. Train 16 Northbound) 10 p. m. Medford Stage, Westbound, 3:30 p. m.. Evening Airmail. Stages to Alturas. Ashland, Lake- Tlew and Rocky Point 7 a. m. Meeting Life Undarwrltari of Southern Oregon will meet in rcgulor session Wednesday. Ben Gibson will speak on "So cial Security." Meeting Regular meeting of the American Legion and auxil iary will be held at the Legion hull Tuesday evening, Mnrch 2, at 6 p. m. All members are urged to be present. Thlmbl Club The Thimble club of tho Nolghbors of Wood craft will meet Wednesday, March 3, at 8 p. m, at the home of Ingoborg Wllkerson, 1124 Monclulre street, with Mary McGoran assisting. Pinochle and whist Will bo played, and all members and friends are invited to attend. Card Parly Th Suburban League will sponsor the second in a series o' pinochle parties Jn the banquet room of the KC hall Tuesday. Lunch at 1:30 and carda at 2 o'clock. Book Section Th afternoon book section of AAUW will meet with Mrs. Clarence Humble, 1320 Pacific Terrace, Tuesday at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Delbcrt Addison will present the review. Luncheon Past Noble Grand club, of Prosperity Rcbekah lodge will have a potluck lunch eon In IOOF hall at 1 p. m. Tues day. ,A business meeting and en tertainment will follow. Banquet Th annual Fathara and Sons banquet at Klamath Lutheran church will be held In tho church parlors Tuesday at 7 p. m. Reservations may be made by calling Mrs. C. A. Ongman, 5440. It Is possible to get 10,000 miles of service from flr.t.trrnrln spark plugs If they arc properly cleaned ana tho oxide coating from leaded gas is not allowed to form into blisters. TorsHt distrait el MONTHLY'S Female Weakness Which mikes ye CRANNY, NERVOUS Lydla V. Plnkham'e Vasateole Com pound la made especially tor vomen to relieve prlodlo pain with weak, nervoue, blue feelings due to ftino tlonal monthly dleturbancaa. Taken resularly Plnkham'a Compound help bultd up resistance asslnat euoh aymptoma. Follow label direc tions. Thousand benefitadl ililill "Fighting" Dog In Tunisia Now Has a Rival WITH U. S. ARMY IN TU NISIA, March 1 Ml Tho bluck cocker spaniel "Pursuit," the only dog to fly In an American fghlnr plane in Africa, has a rival at the sume advanced air base now In tho Labrador re triever "Tarfu," a light bomber enthusiast. "Pursuit" la owned by Lieut. Charles C. Mnllz of Beaumont, Tex. Ho holds an army Identi fication curd. "Tarfu," his name stands, In ormy parlance, for "things are really fouled up" la owned by C'npl. R. J, Cllzbe of Centrollu, Wash., who has taken him on missions over axis lines several tlmea In the nose of a low-flying A-20. Always read tho classified ads. )Y r cm.. 19. M 7V" aA All-Amrlcn Valuta for BOYS' SPRING SLACKS 0, Firm and Smooth Wear Fabrlcal Herringbones, Strlpas, Plalnil Plaatad and Victory Modelal So many styles and models to chow, from in this grand collection . . , you're SURE to get the values you've been hunting fori Gabardines, twills, coverts, smooth weave and hard 'finish fabrics that display plenty of style for spring with the promise of service for many season to come! See them today buy today SAVE todayl Also Selection of Junior Longias, 2-10 yra 1.98 Boys' Water Repellent Poplin Jackets 298 Lightweight, smart-looking and thry smile at wet weather I Mutton fly front models with flap pockets at a slant and adjustable aide straps knock outa and truly PRACTICAL! Sturdy Knlta for School! Boys' Sweaters 28 Tough little knits designed for the hardest kind of ichool wear I Two-tone coat styles (a few with tipper fasteners) or handy slipovers to wear un der his enat I A wide choice of hard-to-soll colors. 7-1. Make ALL His Outfits COMPLETELY Smart! BOYS' SLACK SOCKS Patterns for every taste, for every occasion, for every outfit yet all at tills one low gt0CK Up Penney price! Handsome docks and atrlpea In rayon blends for dress . , , colorful blaser Savings! stripes and plaids In all cotton for sport togs! Values In service, tool Reg. U. S. Pat. Off. Supreme Court Refuses to Review Jehovah Witness Bill WASHINGTON, March 1 Ml The supreme court today re- fuacd to review a decision hold ing constitutional, aa applied to a member of the "Jehovah's Witnesses" organization, a Port land, Ore, ordinance prohibit ing parents from permitting their daughters under 18 to "sell, expose, or offer for sale" newspapers, magazines or per iodicals on the streets of the city. Validity of tho ordinunce was challenged by Mrs. Ada Mc Spurran, who was convicted on a charge of permitting two daughters, nine and 12 years old, to sell "Jehovuh'i Wit nesses" literature, The ordi nance also applies to boys under 10. Mrs. McSparran contended that the ordinance vloluteu luc right of freedom of the .r freedom of speech, and freedom Style. Thrift SERVICE! Toga for Young Toughleel Boys' Jimmies 49 Buy lota of these bouldereorS outfits save his good clothe and save again en this low price. Nest little bib style longles with adjustable sus penders and two patch puck eta. Full1 sites 9 to 8 years. ' Comfy Stylea for Play! Boys' T Shirts 79e Good-looking cotton T-slilrts wllh crew neck In plain colors blue, soft yellow and tan. Grand for school or play I Small, medium, large. 25' LJ to worship God by distributing literature. KANSAS CITY Ml Mrs, Florence Flnhivo couldn't help screaming after the bandits who robbed her: "Don't take my furs!" And, she told police, they threw her silver fox fur back to her as they drove away. She wishes she'd mentioned the $1,009 worth of Jewelry they stole. W 4, m. acvsfir ia inc. SO MANY THINGS SEEMED TO BE NECESSITIES "Who would ever have thought that this molor-mlndecf (nation would lake to walking? IWho would have thought that great gaps would appear ... 7vu luTuiiio uiui.ci iuuaea tneives . . , mat a single chop would look like a jewel? We are patching and mending, culling down father's' viuino iwr mn tniiaren, aining on leftovers. We re learn ing to do without , . . and liking ill There isn't plenty of anything, really, anywhere. But the or piaces io iook for wnat you need are the stores that, hove served you well Ihrouah the venr c.tnrc lib. d.I 'yere Thrift and Savings have always been the. . .. mm MEN'S DRESS OR SPORTB Slacks 50 wool 50 cotton and rayon. Gabardines and cavalry twills smartly cut. New spring colors including tans, blurs and browns. Sites 28 to 46. 590 MAIN FLOOR i yaW ,J a Klamath School Principals Plan To Attend Confab Several Klamath Fulls prin cipals plan to attend the regional conference of tho Southern Ore gon Elementary School Prin cipals association to be held Sat urday, March 6, at Southern Oregon College of Education, Ashland. The conference will open at t n 2s Perfect protection against spring bhowers . . . ityle right in any crowd . . . and light weight for action. Pockets at a slant, sport back. Tan green, olive drab. REVERSIBLE Poplin Jackets Water repellent poplin, tan on one side plaid on the other. Another leads a double life with green or 'brown on the reverse side. 398 498 "Ironside Twill" Handsome heavy rayon back "Ironside" twill. Same popular style. Our best looking jacket. 690 0:30 a. m. and among th speak ers will be Rex Putnam, state superintendent of education, Florence E. Beardsley, state sup ervisor of elementary education '. iVVSaa Inexpensive! Suit Blouses Beautifully tailored long full sleeved blouses in white, just like mother's farorite! In soft VBSDBDIC lUSlFUUB m rayon Sisea 8 to 1 IS. Classic Two-PIee Suits Nicely Tailored Throughout! Smartly Fitted Double Breasted Coats in Rich Tweeds or Spring Plaids! Girls of all ages have an eye for fashions . . . and choosing their new spring outfits Is an Important event! A wonderful selec tlon of coats in rich wool and rayon fabrics. AH nicely fitted . . . neat ly finished . . . and lined throughout! In youthful shades for spring. Sizes from 7 to 14. Coats 6" Gay Plaids. Chalk Strip or Solid Colors for Spilaal .; WOMEN'S SPORT JACKETS? The thrifty way to have many costumes, Is to Invest in an extra Jacket! You'll find It useful for odd skirts, slacks, and a gay con trast to your summer sweaters I Smart man tailoring, of all wool with three button clos ing 1 Spring colors that will blend nicely I Sites 13 to 20. WOOL-AND-RAYON JACKETS 4-98 Crispy Tailored and Precisely Cut for That New Look! Women's GORED or PLEATED SKIRTS The smart girl, In the apring, buys as many odd skirts as she can . . . and you will know why when you see this versatile collection I Just right for an extra costume, with Jackets and sweaters! Bright plaids In a choice of colors . 1 , In durable wool-and-rayon fabrics! Sites 24 to St. RAYON. SKIRTS IN PLAIN COLORS .... Very Smart In Line Bright In Color! Women's Spring Sport Felts It won't feel like spring un less you have one of these gay sport felts to match your new coat or suit! Classic sport styles with the new touches that make them definitely 19tS! Cleverly trimmed! 129 and E. H. Hedrlck, superintend ent of Medford schools. First religious service in Ida ho was conducted at Fort Hall by Jason Lee In 1834. MARCH Y011SC FASHIONS Lovable Llttl Cottons Or Fetching Rayon Froekal DRESSES 98 Quaint Princess Styles! Demure Basque Waistsl Trim Tailored Typoal Rub-a-dub-dub . . . It's the cotton season, and she'll need a cotton wardrobe for school! Rayons, too they're perfect for parties! Adorable frocks in candy stripes, prim checks, dainty florals or plain colors with irresistible trimmings. 3-6X and 7-14. SCHOOL GIRL COTTONS Nicely made! 1 19 s ijTj-Lrjruiri''r'J" at, aiaa 6 90 3 98 .2.98 49 111 Every Good Suit Deserve a Good Blousel MISSES' CRISP RAYON BLOUSES A new, smart collection gathered for your choice! You'll never have too many of these soft, lustrous rayon ctepe blouses, smartly tailored, stitched and trimmed. Long or short sleeves! Sizes 32-40. i
