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Baptist Masting Mil. Lou la
Hi'iiftim, Mm. Juilil Ui'uwn, Mis.
l.uuru (Jliiiiiiljrrliiln, Mn. V. K.
- Ji'iiklim mill tlm Ki-v. Cliurlrs
KiiiulMroiu n( liniiiiimii'l Uiitlsl
timrcli ilrovn to Mcdluril Wwl
iiodiiy to uttrild tlio llliptlst
ItiiKut' Itlver imsm-lutlon mi'ullng
which Is bring liriil April 23 miu
20.
Engineer IJorwIn Grlao of
Diilry Hlmli'd work Wcdnpsdiiy
with Ihn U. 8. bincuii of recluinn
lion iin Junior ciitflnccr. lie win
liHTiitly rulruwil from the U. S.
navy niter surviiiu three yrurs In
Imtli tlii'iili-m. lie hud tlm rutu
of iiiiuiU'riiiiiKtiT X'cond cluu at
the Unit' o ti Is separation.
Callad to Bisters Mr. and
Mm. I'hll Hitchcock loft Thurs
(lit v for Sinters. Ore, whrro his
fullier. C. (i. Illlchrnck, Is ser
luimly III. Thn chirr Mr. llllch
enck suffered a heart ulluck
about two weeks uo, unit aKiiln
on Thurmluy.
Riding Hons Mr. und Mn.
Ileriiuiil Scliiillz ii Tulelako
Iiuvp iitirchiiM'il u saddle home
lor their duiiKliler, Kiihy Krlmltz,
siipliiniHire ill KUIIS. The hornr,
iHirchiiM'd III Dnrrla, la a dark
liny und la pin t Moruun.
Dairy Man Kd Holler, vice
president of Arden Dnlry Karma,
Oiiklund, stayed at the Tulelako
bout club while on business In
nonherii Cnlllornla lust week-end.
Banquat Cancelled The Fed
eral Kmplnyees union, local 704,
linn cunci'lled 1U banquet which
wii set for thin Friday evening
at tho l'ullcan cafe.
At Horn Mr. and Mm. t.
M. lloioiu arrived home yester
duy ufler pemllnu a week with
their mm, William Whipple and
Ida wife In i'rcewaler.
Eantar Visit Mia. Curl Deer
Ink and aon Mlchuel returned to
their home In I'ortliind Miiuduy
ufter miendluK Kuster weekend
wllh tier purenta, Mr, and Mm,
U. C. Johnston of Wcycrliucuser.
To Fly Eaat I). C. Johnston
la IpuvIiiii toiilvht or I'lirlliind
from where hit will fly Ui Al
bany und New York City to visit
hla aUler, ilu U expected homo
Muy 11,
Discharged Amonu men re
cently aepuruted from U. H. urmy
aervlee urn I'KC Hlehurd I,.
Vallliinrour, I'KC IJiiiiIiiI (J.
Lewis, THkI. Leonard K. Hur
kee of Kliuuiith Knlla and Tft
itayniniKi c swinney, i.uKeview
Sail Shop Kutherlno lien
aee, who bus owned und operut
cd Kutherlne'a limiuly aulon
here alnce 1U.I3, hua aold the
hop to Mumle Laverty, who
tins been with the shop for the
punt six years. Mm. Isonsee
plmi to inovo to Tuleluko
where alio mid her husband
will ciikiiKo In fiirmlng.
Return G. Kllnkhammer,
hla ami Kverett and hla son-ln-luw,
Cheater Willy, local con
tructora, have Just returned
from a business trip to Sun
Krunclaco and other cities In
tho buy nrvu, where thoy look
ed over the bulldlnx material
situation. The .Klliikhainmers
lire now building aeverul liomea
here.
Career Talk Mm. Wiunlfrcd
K. Glllen, Kluinulh county
home demoimtrutlon (Kent,
a poke thla afternoon to the
K'l'ln' home economic cluiia at
Tuleluko hlilb achool on "Home
Kconomica ua a Career."
Social Security
Figures Released
llowurd J. Nelson, manager
of thn Klumatli Falls field of
fice of the social security board,
today released the current fig
urea on tho nodal security pro
gram tor tins area. ;
'These fiiiures," said Nelson, i
"reveal stibstuntlul employment,
and a high degreo of purticlpa-
tlon by thn residents of thla re- j
giou In the benefits provided :
by the social security program."
In the past three months, the
local office hua issued 1187 or
iginal and duplicate social se- !
rurlty account number cards.
This number represents a de-
OHID VI V.IO ilUIII in iiuinucr
Issued In the preceding three
months. I
Two hundred thirteen real- i
dents of this area made claims
for social security benefits In
the last 00 days. At present
there are 1708 benefits In force
tn the field region, 14.4 of which j
have been added In the past
three months. i
Former K. Sugarmon J-j
00ff' Outfit Your Boy Jj
jf At Hibbs' New, Exclusive
If Boys' Balcony
I I Suits, Sport Coots, Jackets, Slacks, 1 I '.'
I I Hats. Tom Sawyer, Jackie Jumper I I j
1 I and other fine brands of togs I J l
'or y'
1 1'. !
Boy Scout Leaders
To Visit Lava Beds
Concluding the Boy Scout 1
lender training course will be a
weekend trip to the Lava Beds
by 5(1 lenders Saturday, under
the direction of Harold Ashley i
and Scotty I.olcnma, course dl-1
rectors, and Merlin Bleak, train- j
lug chairman.
Tho affair will open formally
with dinner and a camp fire Sat-1
iirdny evening. There will be :
religious aervlces Sunday morn-1
inn. with adjournment at 4 p. m.,
Sunday.
H. H. Lamott. Scout executive
director, snya at the course,
"This hua been one at the most
successful training courses we've
had In the Modoc area council."
Public Invited
To Attend Program
The public Is Invited to attend
n program presented by the Eve
Benson studio of dancing or the
benefit of St. I'nul'a Tjuildlng
fund nt Fremont school Saturday
nt 8 p. m. There will be an auc
tion of hard-to-get Itcma Includ
ing a Mfe Wave comb, nylons,
while dress shirts, butter, hnm,
fl.ihlng accessories, a crocodile
hund bug, Mexican silver brace
let und other Items.
m I.ynn Roycroft will be the
k, -Ulster of ceremonies. The pro
' gnim will feature dramatic and
other types of dancing as well as
instrumental music.
Hearing Arranged
For Rape Suspect
No further action has .been
luken on tho rope charges
against two Klamath Falls
white men, Robert Lloyd Farris,
22, and Harold Richard Gartin,
2(1, but r preliminnry hearing for
Karris Is being arranged in Jus
tice court.
L. Orth Sisemore has been re
tained as attorney for Farris and
Gartin has no legal representa
tive yet. Both are In the county
Jail under bail of $2300 cash or
$5000 property.
The 14-yeur-old Umalllla In
dian girl they are nccused 0 rnp.
ing Is In tho custody of the Juve
nile office.
Retirement
Income
Retircmont Annuity
PAUL A. LEE
Phone 7777 111 N. 9th
SUN LIFE OF CANADA
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ARE PRICELESS!
. . . Worthy of Cart in Selecting
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Glare. Protect your eyet from
scorching infra-red (heat) rays.
Calobar Sun Glasses shut out
heat rays as well as glare ... let
in comfortable light. Yes, they
can be ground to your prescription.
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FOR YOUR SUMMER WARDROBE
New Showing "Babs Jr."
DRESSES
Here are the exquisite little
navy and black frocks you'll
enjoy for travel or the cool af
ternoons in town. Sheer mesh
of finest rayon in frosty lin
gerie trims and all the smart
est youthful tucks and shirred
work for slenderizing. Black
and navy only in good range
of sizes and styles. Sizes 9-15.
$1495
EXPANSION SPECIAL
CLEARANCE OF DRESSES
50 Late
Spring
Styles
N
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130FF
Spsct is limited during our Expansion Program so we must keep our
stock raducedl Eyary type of drass is represented in sixes to 42. You'll
find all nationally known brands to select from in tailored and dressy
styles. Regular 12.9S to 24.50 values less one-third.
MONTH-END CLEARANCE
MILLINERY
Space is limited and we must reduce our hat stock for new summer modes.
One large table of late Spring styles in straws and fabric hats in trimmed and
untrimmad, tailored and dressy modes in exclusive creations. Regular $5.00 to
(25.00 values.
Fabric bf HAHVILLE
HAOOEN CASUALS tskeJ l eUuie form, the button-front . . . lives
H newness with metil buttons, "wide leather belt. In Tropical, a
riyon and wool fabric l) Manville. Colon even prettier than they
sound: banana yellow, ice aqua, ice cream pink, lime jade. Sizes
$1695
Other Styles 12.95
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ONE
SPECIALS
LOT OF COTTON
DRESSES
Finest washable cottons in newest style, details of sleeve, pocket, beltline
and tucked and shirred work. Lovely prints, stripes and solid tones to
choose from in sizes 9 to 40. Save dollars on your summer cottons!
Reg. 5.40 Values
$340
SALE OF GIRLS'
SUE PARKER DRESSES
Lovely little summer frocks in charming braid and embroidery trims . . .
Florals and plain tones in washable cotton and rayon fabrics. Sizes 3 to 12.
WHILE THEY LAST
Reg. 2.00 Values
$100
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Daily
9:30 to 6 P. M.
FORMERLY MOE'S, THE WAMAN'S STORE
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