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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 15, 1948)
MONDAY, MARCH 15, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE F1V1 y WEATHER Wr.Hir.MN tlllMiON - I'utllv rlouilv wit n Bitiiis iliifi iimr iui Hittl 1'irnr Kt UiltilMi. toil Inntght Itlgli 411 lo fHI. U.w .tJI In 411 'ln..(lm laii mihI wmniri. (it-nllt- wind nil rnnal. hum My uvBlpily. KANirilN OHM. ON I'm II rlmiil t unit I II II I'tiulni IuiIhv tfHil litnlicht, HlHli I I 4 hi M liwa in tu .11 Kl AMA'llt rAU AMI VK'INITV -tHiilv liuinlv tonight 'n.lai jmilly ihtiidv wlh Irw iiinw fhntlr In muni HiK I hull Mhniil Hi l.nw Iniilghl 117. ilUh 'lm'-ili 41. NOHTIIMIN t Al.truilNIA Vntr loildV ml litnttfhl. IiiiIiiv imMI- clinntv Willi Ihiw In vOirm innlh, iimiIIm lo rnltal imMIUMi Ulw '"umIm Hlmittly W mi inpr toil, Mx)Pial iMiilhwralni l M little tiff (nl, Kklrllilttll MrrlMIK - K I U III M t It J'ttllu liumr cxtc'iiMon will mrrt V ritiirMtny id Id ii in , Hi thr Kliim Kllt L.tlllllU'ltll rlillirll, C'lOHh lllltl l.'irmriit. Huhji'fl n( Ihf M'nMiiU will ho "Kuii'Iku Cimkrry " Kuril pt tftuii uUt iiiltiiK In iu.IcimI to Urlhtf h miiii howl hihI iiih own Uiblc nrrv- ln Cpul of thr (llt nl will he divid ed iiiitunu thttM' iiir.M'iil. Vl Mrrtllll - MolhrrN ill if I ii.ffiilct of f'tnu' r m'IhmSI IMA h rr Ihvltrtl In .illi'lltl H lltt'i'tlhu nl 2 SU p in. Wriliii'Mtiiy, whrii ihn pro fttiun will br ut npcilnl lntriml The pi ttin w-itl br ulvrn by Myron Whrrlri fifth uiuctr rliihA. (range Mttlluud mithicr will mrrt Hi regular nrfwilun on WrU tirMiuy at b pin in ilir hull. Hit hmriitfi will lie nrrved by Mr. ami Mm, Jvtuit Walker kihI Mr. mid Mm. It H Lament. All mrm bri'N nrr utgrd in nltrnd. Mtnriy CUw Thr study rhiM of Or Woinmin Borlrty nf OhilMIun hrrvb-r nf thr Klmt MrthodlM t hurrh will mrrt In thr el lurch pr ttiri 'l ur-vdtty ft diii 1 :i0 to 3 p. m . nd nnyoiir intrrrntrd Ik tnvitrd to ttrnd 1'iirtv OMmii will hold a 81. r.tlrli k k Day pmty nl 7 'Ml p m. TurMlny In Uir KltM MrthodIM rhurrh pitrlorK llinbuud of inriu brrn w ill br nprclnl itur.it a. HiiNliirM him! Tc KlviMhlde I' J A will hold it ri'KUlitr biihlncHH iiii'Cl li ju u'ld ten ut !i:,'to put. I'Ufhdiiy, Mm. Iim llnindMiChfi, proKt'iuo c h it 1 1 in ii n, will introduce thr. Npriikrr, lr. Hrlh Khiom, county hi'tillh odicrr, who will upruk on "I'uhlir lli'iilth In thr Coimiuinliy." Pliuoi for thr cooked food mile lo br held MiiitIi 21 ul KiiiU'h niiukrl will bi iinnoiinrud, Member mid filrndi uir invited. AutllUry Thr KhkI'-k Hiixllliiry will inert TwMlfiy ut 8 pm. In thr lower hull. MnubeiA Ain iixked to wear noinelhliiK Kirrn Allien the iiffulr will br it HI. I'ltlrlckft Uay puriy. MrmbriH wlioxn blrlhduy iinnlver muIca weir In Junuury, I'Vbiuiuy or Mitreh will be honored KurniA. iJrlll ten in ninubrrK nrr inked to wrur whlln bloiiArn mid blim Aklrln uud cupN. AHuniiiiil l iill An iill-diiy niert Inu of Allniiioiit rxleiihion unit will be hrld Tuehdiiy ntiirllnu nt 1U u in. at thr hoinr of Mr a. W. llurhcy. IWfi llUbec. KfirrlKii cfxikrry will tjr the project mid nil Itirinberft tin (I Irlrudk uir Invited to attend. I.unrh nd Ctircli Thr Huburbnn leiiKiir In ouaoiIiik h nrd party lueMlity lit 2 pill Hi thr hoinr of MrN. Krllx Vim. r: iblU Hhiihtu wuy. Thrrr will br polluck luncheon Kl 12 :'M) pm. HoeUl Nrrvh-D At the regulur mcrUiiK ot the Women of the Mooj.c lo be hrld lit 8 p. in , TurNdiiy, lilt mmUiI un vlcr chHlrmun will prcnciil thr prournm feturlnii the children' rhylhin bnnd mid other enterUln inrul, Inllliitlon hiu) rrfrrnlinif mU will conclude the mrrLliiK- Itijurrd VliUll Vfllch, Men. Id mid New linotype operator, ne vrrrly iHceruted n Index fliiKrr emly thlH itmriilnif on hU iriftchlne in the nrw'Apiiprr roiniKMlng room. Veiich wiiA liikrn to Kliuimth Vullry hmpltiil where Nevrn tlU:hrfi were liikrn In hi firmer. Ciirrretlun The nmne of Omce Crnrreux whn ulven a one of lho.tr iitleiidliiK the mretlriK f the Klmt liuptlnl MlANlonury NOfdrty mertliiK IiiaI week, hikI It Hhould hive been Mn. Uiuce Urlfflth. Fool b It Mrrt Jlf llnrljer, B HlAlHiit couch for the New York Yankee proIenAlonHl foitbiill triitn, will be t the Kluiiinth Union hlifh At-houl uilltorlum tonight, Monday, ut 8 o'clock, tu Nhow ft M-lretlon of IU47 football pletiirr'H. FollowliiK will 1m a round luble (IIm uhkioii of tntoifiAt tu coiieheH, offlelaN nnd ad inlnlAlratorfi. All (ire Invlird. New Nrerrtary Mnijcuret Wal Irnhurn. 1(147 Klamath Union hltdi hchofil ((rnduaie him taken a pott I -tun a aecrntary in thr home dem onstration ascent' office and hturt e l on the new Job today, Hhe wan pievlou.sly employed In the office nt MoniRomery Ward In thin city. Fire C'all U was more, amoke than fire at 8:17 a m. today when Hie elty fire department waa called 1 1 the Beam, f toe buck a tore. 8th and Klamath, Hmokc waft cauend by a burned out fun motor. No cJ. image naa done. Job llaughtera Member of Job OauKhtera are reminded that spe cial arranfferueiiM have been made to hold a Jobs meetliiK at 8 p. m Tuesday Imtead of Thurwlay, the uiual meeting date. HandwIrtiM Mrmbera of the American Lettlon auxiliary are re qurmed to bring aandwIcheH to the I Le Ion birthday party Tuesday eve- nliiK at the Memorial hall. Mm. II. W. Pcirlck and Mrs. Douglas Pence are co-chairmen. Auxiliary Meeting The women's auxiliary at the Marine Corps i leaKue will meet at the KC halt, 1 Tuesday at 8 p. m. All members are asked to bring rum mane for a sale to be held In the near future. The human brain Is 19 per cent water. Mill YOU Hr. No Obligation whtn w mik Coniidtntiil SurTf of your LIFE ESTATE PAUL A. LEE I'hona 1111 731 Main lit SUN LIFE OF CANADA Hotal Nrllilmr The Pn.it Oracle rhib of UNA will mrrt at H p m. WrdnrMlny with Mr Tom Hlukr, 11 H lookout Ni-hiHiliiiHtri Their will br a hTctitiu of thr KchtMthnatrA club at thr hfime nf Mm Ornrgr CJrlrle, 677 Jrftrrkon. at 3 p m . Friday. t.arir Fdflr -Mr Mmy WrIU. J41.I rni'.n. will rntrrtitin the I-ttdv l'4Bir club at 7:30 p m. ThuiMlay. Corp Prarllre Thr Fugle aux iliary drum rnrpN will prncllre to night. Monday, at 7 30 $wSyt Now Available pdflt at the following Service Stations Mi Clancy's Texaco THE MIRACLE AUTO PAINT THAT i Station 111 lllfh StrrfU Falls Appliance Ulh A Main HtrrMi Vw - or. Service 13.17 Orrfon Arrnue WEDGEWOOD Gold Star Mo da featuring ttia Walit-HIgh "Imbar-Olaw" trllr dm 5 jtffe? 0 REASONS WHY WOMEN PREFER TO . 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Day through date-time types in one- or two-piece styles with deftly draped skirts, graceful scarf necklines. Flor al prints on dark grounds. Buy your "print" early . . . wear it late, they'll be seen all the best places all Spring into late Summer. Juniors', Misses', Women's sixes. Other Print Dresses 7.90 and 14.75 Companion Hats to Prints! Shiny Dark Straws 298 The iparkle of straws with a ribbon bow or just one large flower is dramatie against the floral pattern of your dress. Choose your hat in the background color of your Easter dress! SECOND FLOOR wrmt.v a - WvfjL GAY JELLY BEAN COLORS! niDI C CACTCD fOATS Coral, powder, green, aqua and gray are what the kindergarten clan will wear for Easter! Smart styling in suede, Shetland types, plaids and coverts make 3-6X news. 1090 Other 9.90 - Coats 12.7J Bright Prints and Smart Patterns! GIRLS' EASTER FROCKS It's fun to buy little girls sprightly prints or pretty pastels and these are to easy en the budget! Dashing styles, unusual colors. Sixes 3-6X. 2 98 Dainty, Fresh, New Gay-Nineties BLOUSES 3.98 Blnuaei are big fashion thia Spring. Fine rayon crepes in while. Delicately trimmed with black string tie and ruffling;. Flatteringly smart with skirts and ulU. Nlzea 32-38. SECOND FLOOR For That Gay-Nineties Blouse SWING-TYPE SKIRTS 4.98 The more weep the better! Wear a smooth black rayon with a Gay-Nineties blouse for Easter. Swirl Inn flattery In blue, jtray. rose, freen and 'ek. Sizes 24-18. SECOND FLOOR Lace Trimmed, Longer Women's Nylon SLIPS 3.98 You'll want a (clamorous new slip to wear with your Easter ensemble. Penney's offers you these superb purely feminine, lonr-wearlne; nylon slips, in the new long1 lengths. Soft tearose or white with delicate touches of laces. Sizes 12-40. MAIN FLOOR Fine Quality Rayon Women's Briefs and Panties 59c For you women who want fine lingerie at a reasonable price! Circular knit rayon wears lonjcer, looks better. Pretty lace trimmed briefs and panties In dainty tearose. Sizes Small, Medium, Large. MAIN FLOOR Women's "Crisp" Rayon Blouses 2.98 Something new for your Easter delight. Becoming sharkskin In gay plaids and stunning "luana" cloth In plain pastels. Sties 32-38. SECOND FLOOR Toddlers' Easter Blouses 1.79 nrlRlit fresh looklnr blouse for the little maid on Easter Day. Sanforized cotton with dainty lace and ruffled fronts. ItufMed sleeves and tiny irlass buttons. White only. Sizes 1-2-3. SF.CONI) FLOOR Unbleached MUSLIN 40" Width 45c Voa'll find hundreds of house hold uses for this! Make mat tress covers, laundry bass, etc Sew blf tarings. BALCONY SECOND FLOOR
