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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY, Al'ltll, 14, IOr.2 UKItAI.I AND NKVVS. KLAMATH FALLS. OHKCJON PAGE FIVB Vmuir HrpiihlcHiin will ttpnii mi it illnnrr iiii'cUiik itl Ihr V.'l iii'iiui Jhilrl. 0 :t0 ) in. 'lurmlny ll lowed by tin 6 n'cluck nttul lln cUnnUiii mi ILtMMiltlU'un I'lr-.ldrnthil (iiiHll(lit(rN rnd Intrndurllmi nf In citl riiiKllcliilr.'i. For 1 r-ri -viitlnnt nhliii mtifl bo i mi tit trxliiy phono h.vm i- awx Mrrllni r.vlhliin Khtrri, Whir tnti iPinplft No. 711 will hold h rr; ulnr nirrtmu nl IOOF Hull Wrd- llt'Mltl.V, 8 p in. I tMiiflr nf llulr Thr ttullil ol Ihf 'lult-lukc Cum niliiilv I'lrhhv If i Inn church will iHinlpoiic It mrc-tliiu 1mm April 1 ti Ui Aitrll Xi At t Jin L llnir Kvv. Murvlrt Kivmt, piiitor. will tipt-iik. 'Ihr hfhMon l. M'hrdulrtl iur thr rlmrch im nn. Tim rlionft wiif flwr In Itrv. Krv M'l' tillrinlljiK I'rr-.bvtM v ul Ah It.nd. Mid. Krnnk Unwind, im-il dn.l nnil Mr. A. K Kvckmuii will i-Nn hr nwnv nticii'liiiK I'iPf.bvici' Jul nl Coo:t Hv. In Korm-Pvl Wilhiun C. Lvi.n Jr.. whnnc imr-ntt livr nt 710 Nwuec. I. fTrvlhu In Kutrw nn n vhritMii Willi Ihr lMJth Klrld Ar tlllrry Flntljillon. Mr wurkrd nt thr Klnmnth Inm Workn hrlmr rntrr Inn thr rrrvlrr in .1 .imiirv. lttM. Nrw Snow - A mw Minwdill ol l:vr inchri wiii rrmirird nl (Tittrr I iikr mrr Ihr urrk'.nd. pmk hrid liUitrlrrn rr(intii. hrtuuliiii Ihr rlrpth t'l IKK iucIhm. A (.iilal nf I'M) turn brnrltitf CA7 t.rnplr rlilrirtl thr pnrk orr thr wrrkrnd. Hnnd nif In (tno shupf villi thr rxrrt tion of thr Mrrlrl) hrlwrrn inul itunrlrin mid the tiin. Return Mrr bum NrMln. 6(4 N. IIHi Hi . hns rr'urnrd hnmf nf- 1t r ntlrndlntt hrr muthrr'.i funrrul In WnllH Wnlln. Wnnh ItrminUf rm-r lu'i - w ill inrrt Wrdnriulny noon nl thr honir of Mrs. i.rlln I 'opr. 237 Jrffcron. trum rri-llrr l.ndv Knitlrn hold drum enrp pmrUrr IoiiIkIiI nt Kl Ihr Kb girt JHII. Itrfrrrnl I,ritUUtlin will hr thr lonir ol hen Phil HUrhrock t tlir April mrr tlr 'f loMvrll P I A tiirndnv, 2 p m Mift. Rnhrrt A 'IhompiMii. nr om it m rtiHlrinnn. will introduce Hitchcock. Mrv Winston Purvlnr will ylvr : rrpnrl o I'-r tiitr cinvrnlton. Flit vmdr molli rr will rrvt tp In Ihr iiifrtrrm fLllowliii; ihr protfr.un I'rln-tlla ( Ire Ir of Klumnth I uthrrnn Aid tn lo mrrt 'lur-idny, 7 p.m. nl Ihr rrMdrnrr of Mr )l O hollr. 737 Drlv. Initiation Mrrtlnx Woinrn ol th 5oor v.111 hold nn inltlntton tnrrt-l-itr Turdiiv. 8 n m , nt the Mofr Halt All rnrdulMc-, lire :krd tu r- prr-.-m t Jinp Hrr filrli Honrd of dl rrinr li to mrrt 'nirdnv. ft pin M Ihr rh ir hr- n! ( - rrcr hiilld- P- llottn A(.iiii Mr. imd Mi'H, Vic: 1 )nm:lit: ., U4:t Kiuic HI., Imvr r' liitnrd from Ornnd .luncllnn, Colo , vlii-rr Ihry iiltrncJi:! Ilir liiuri nl ill nmiutui' I'ulhrr. A. V. Uouula.i. I Iccli d lliu bit in J, BwniDmn. th'iitfliirr nl Mr. and Mr. Martin rvanM:i!, I'MU Mrlrr, hr hern ir trd nuilor ihIvImii- ror Ihr Irrth iMiin f-timiiilMonn ol thr YWCA n Ihr UnlvrrMiV of (Uruou. HUtt In n hophoiiHH'C In hoci'tloy. Ilrpairlnir lluinlirr - nrpuhlnc; ihr iilrfnimrit nl it -VII hoinlirrn in thr toll of Owtivnr Krttrr of Kliini i'th J'iill'i, niationri) wHh thr An l''orcr in .In nn n llr hi Ihr mhi nf Mr. mill Mrn. (ilrn II. KrMrr. (iruitu'itrd Vnlc M. l.vtlr, son i I Mrfi, Iirold l I vtlr, 47:11 Krlr un, rrcrnllv wu Kradmtlrd from I Nn vn I mnrlilnl' is ninlr hchoot nt Ihr U 8. Nitval Ti'alnliiK Hlnllon, Crrnl Lnkr.t, 111. Prnniulrtl - nu linrcl V. Mrlhir, Hfi Nfjvtm, lint hrrn nromntrd lo i private llrht clnni In thr Oi KiitD.cd rirnri vo Coipn. I' M Mrrthif Allnmonl PI A merit tomorrow. 'J 15 pin. nl thr 'Mtnmort (Irndr Krhcol riil-itrndr Iriolhert will hrrvr I II l.adrr are u, inert lopifhl ul Joen'- Kitchrn fcr ixithuk sun lit r, ;tf) l.rrtdrr-. nrr nbkrd In l,i intr u hie f rrvlcr. Plaris for thr .vprhir I-'nlr nrr lo he ronitdeled rnd entiv tii'. dlnirhiuid lleporl i.l the uniiid nniifrijt live'.lfw-k thow and ecrrai i -n hit on thr pioutnin A Waffle - lunchrnn wMl he f.er ed 'in Ihe dlnliif room of the Kirt ! Melodl! fhutrh WrdneF.dnv llotirN Irom It to V. Thr Innrheon 1 upon nrri bv Die Wcleyi'n Hrvlce jOulM of Ihr MrthodP I Oiurch. 'Ilif public m cordlallv Invited. Ill Khii-on Hllle M ver old daughter i( Jtv nnd Mr-. Homer j Htllrs. 4444 Ponrdin.m. Blh wrndrr nt Altrmonl. ! coniined lo hrr bed l.v llinef.v Henley Hume ! tension I till - tv lll inert ThtirndAV al Ihe homr t l Mrn. Orny Hrainion, 10:30 n in lor n (Icinon-li allnn on Kitchrn i Hi i'i u I' d hv D'MutliV 'I (tllrlh j count v ctcmoiisti alluu nrnt. Of f I 'cnn for Ihe cofiihU! Vrnr will be lelt-ctrd niiil InMallrd. Poltur-k lunch lion will be nerved at noun mid .everyone l wclcimif. Heurre of Ihnmr Merta fl p in. toiil(lil In lite KC Hull. Koimalfi ; mo lo he worn for Initiation cftr linoiiv. 'fnke hala for the L')anter ipiundr. J'rirt.. I'uh hi vrn Hume l'itrn?thiii I'liM --ineeiii III .'10 .m. Wednesday at (.Ionii'ft Klicheii al Ihr falrurnundn. g Topic will he pur:c mukiiiK. i'ot I lurk lunch. I Merlin ol the liemoctatlc Club at Hie Clrcull Coin I room tonluht Nlartlnit nl 7 30 and ad)ourniiK iH B 30 p.m. ! KIhiiihHi lull l xleiilon lull- will meet Wcdnendav nl the honir nl Mil John (ilubicchl. 701 N. IHh. There ulll he a v (luck hiuchenn i and i hone nt tending f rr reminded to hiinit a place .eltlnu lor table nervier, 'f here will he rle-tlon ol loffUern, Uoiothv Tnlleth wil upenk (in "Kllchen Hlornyr,' Cullrd Any Velinu Hrf, man- ui;rr of Ihr I.ndy Klnnmlh neuutv ; ha Ion hat hern cnllrd lo her lor mrr home. Lake Charlrn, I n . bv 'Ihe crMicitl llllie-.s if her father Hhe will make the trip bv train Bvlvla Ht ether will br In charKc duihiK hrr absence. I.lilen The League of Women Votrrii urceft evervone lo ll.ien Ifi ntuht, 8 "30 n ui lo Hie llulld the ; Kit lii roi iim over KPI.W lo rnpdl i dales lor CoiiHre- ictial hralu who ! will be on thr air I l un MrIiI A n-f nil dad ' til','1 ' evnit 's rlirdued lor the Hnrred Heart n'u!tf linn vYednc- day. 7 30 n in. Puhlc Invited 4alhiilleTaUKhteifi Will linvr n rc,Mjlnr biiRlnrvn meei'n Inntrht. R o'rlncV In 'he Peered Hrp-I par- ' ish hall. Mrs Hi.-t I.nndry 1- , rhalnnnii of Ihr eenliiH Merlins -The Klmnnlh Art Av .miittton will meet tonlhi nl thr Art Center. 1227 Main Imtrud of (itra Work pj M.d. I..y mini 4 ltrLnitiirn r AimiMi M4(IHVK Mat trie mr Itan4 l.atl tnanll'i rrnl1 i xpit4 U lh V&ight's Pioneer Office Suppfy I'hat ; I IT COMING SOON! AT PENNEY'S THE BIGGEST VALUE EYENT THE BASIN'S EVER SEEN! SEE OUR WEDNESDAY AD o X IT Plane Crash Injures Three LAKKVIKW -- Three Ukrvlrw . rijKldentfi rncnprd with minor hurtx 1 Hunday aftrrnoon In the riiu:h ol I a Unlit plane on Lh hiuliway a ijuarter.inlle nouth of Vallev KdH:i. Tlie pilot and ownrr of the 1U4'J Piper -'Upper. Joseph M .lakstck. AUfferrd n brrak on hi rlRht arm i above Ihe wrlnl. Kldon Htewait l.akrvirw Jeweler, received lace laceration and Im ton Jinnny v.aa brulrrd. 'flip plnnr wiii a total toil. .Jiikftlck and hln pnnrienRem had flown to palxlry from l.akevlew on it dinner hop. In company with three other planes. They were i cominu back when trouble dcvl. ' oped and caufed them to trv lo make a landing In a plowed field. Hut plane Klrwk h fence post and c rallied Into the highway. Myron Himwell, inantiKT of the I.akevlrw airport, nnld the c a line i of the crafili wan not definitely ' knov.ii, but ml flu be ftUiibutcd to : Mpially wrnther, rrntrteted vKlbll ! itv and poiwlble carburetor Icing I April 'i to meet during the visit of California Wmtt rn, who w ill (lemonslriite pninllng technWiue.s and nrw material. 'lime in H pin. and the meeting In open to the public. Card Party -The Holy Cross Al tar Society, Tulelakt Is Hponnorlnit an Ku'ter Mondav card party to nlcht. 8 p. in in the American Le ifion Hall Brldue. plnoehlr. crnav ta and pii7.r. The public in (nvlled. WhyTheTenth Gro. N. Taylor Of old. God'j. C'ho'fi) People Bnvr or.e-lrnth ol tlirlr fruits. veK pUiblen and money-limn Into ihe l)rr treasury. Then came ChrlM who pointed lo Ihr noor widow who poured in her InH penny. She Knve more limn they all. I ild Chrl.it. Many of the fiord's people to day Rive a tenth, but Chrl-l save Ilia All Kor ever and e'.er. He waft Oxl Bui In ihe fulliieu of tinie He htnpped off His Glory, look human birth, proved Hln.elf to be God by Tall inn the dead to life Then He stepped Into our shoes, took our sins and God the Father counted Him n sinner in our place. Christ rns onre for all Buffered for sins. Ihe Just for the unjust, that He nutrht brlnu us to God 1st Peter 3 18. For God so loved vou that He nave Ills Only-Born Son that If you should believe on Him. you bould not perish, but have eternal life. An Orcpon lumberman would have vou know all over again, how God saves Mr. Respectable as well as the down-and-outers. Art Show Set For Tonight California Wlnteri, well-known art domoiihtrater, will be In chariic tonlKht at 8 at the Art Center on Main when the Klamath Union HlKh School Art Department and the Klamath Art Association co sponsor an art show. I It will be a demonstration ol teclinlriura and exhibition of work. Tho public Is Invited. Many Attend j Early Service Over 1000 persona In 350 auto mobiles: attended Kaater Sunrise j services Jointly sponsored at Bhan i ta Drive-In Theater yesterday by ; Klamath. Zlon and Hope Lutheran j Churches. I The service was also broadcast over Radio Station KFLW. Organ music for the occasion was played by Mrs. Richard Graef and choral ollertnus by the combined choirs of the three churches under direction of Rev, Irvln Tweet, pastor of Klamath Lutheran Church. Rev. Kenneth Korby, pastor from Medford, preached the sermon, "Chi lat a Victory and Our Life." LiturKl.HLs for the service were Rev. M. Roderick Anderson of Hope Lutheran Church and Rev. Richard Graef, Zlon Lutheran Church. BANK CALL WASHINGTON W Tin Comp. troler of the Currency Issued a call Monday for a statement of tho condition of all national banks it the close of Business March St. General Hans Frcl BOOKKEEPING Service 1554 !.. till fhrm rcTl ING 1 2 01M l U: Geo. N. Tajlor THE NEW BUUQ C. AT 3950 SO. 6th APRIL 11 In Front of Altamont School COMPLETE Prescription SERVICE PLENTY FREE PARKING SPACE COMPLETE VETERINARY SUPPLIES WW 9 tin 9 INCLUDING SUNDAY "(t)& $Jm S Mid di $Msm SiamfiA1' OWNED AND OPERATED BY BOB WAGGONER AND AL URBEN PENNEY'S ELEVATOR SERVICE TO ALL FLOORS FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE-STORE HOURS 9:30-5:30 a crrn.cA even SMASHING LOW PRICES! LIMITED QUANITIES! HURRY IN TO PENNEY'S . . . SAVE ON WANTED ITEMS! Prices Slashed! ! OUT THEY GO! ONE GROUP OF WOMEN'S RAYON-NYLON BUTCHER WEAVES! RAYON PRINTS ' CASUAL STYLES! ONLY 30 TO SELL SQ Every one an exciting new spring style that must go now! Casual and dressy styles In a rainbow of prints and plains you'll want to wear right into summer. Choose two or more at this terrific close out price! SECOND FLOOR 36 ONLY WOS. RAYON SLIPS Lavish lace trims. Four-gore-cut. Sizes 32 and 38. In white, plnlc MAIN FLOOR 200 SIZES 8-10-12 GIRLS FLANNEL PJ's Juvenile prints in gowns or pajamas. Sanforized. 36 only to sell! SECOND FLOOR 1 50 10 PAIR ONLY! JR. BOY'S RAYON SLACKS Sizes six and eight in brown only. Crease-resistant. Elastic waist. DOWNSTAIRS I77 NEW LOW PRICE! WOS. LINED RAYON SUITS SOLID GABARDINES NOVELTY CHECKS POODLE CLOTHS RAYON SHARKSKINS MISSES and HALF SIZES M75 Yes, our entire stock of smart, spring suits arc now only 14.75! You'll choose your favorite color in smart crease-resistant rayon frabrics that look like pure worsteds! Smart buys at Penney's NEW LOW PRICE. 13-20. 14's to 24-. SECOND FLOOR 20 ONLY! WOS. BETTER DRESSES Rayons, cottons, poutungs. Dressy, casual. Sizes brok" en. Odd lots. SECOND FLOOR 00 8 ONLY! WOS. ALL WOOL SUITS Pure virgin wools. Gabar dine or novelty weave. Sizes broken. SECOND FLOOR 20 00 24 ONLY! MEN'S DRESS HATS All fur felts Slightly soiled. Broken sizes and colors! MAIN FLOOR 4 88 YARDAGE REMNANTS Odds 'n ends of popular yardage. Priced to Clear! BALCONY ONE GROUP WOMEN'S SPRING COATS Sizes 13 to 18. Checks and plains. 100 wool. 35 to sell at this price! Second Floor 19" ONE GROUP WOMEN'S HATS Felts, straws nov elties. Big assort ment of styles, colors I Second Floor 2oo SPECIAL! WOMEN'S RAYON PRINT DRESSES 50 Washable spring prints. Smart styles In ,your favorite spring col ors I They look much more expen sive than the tiny price tag. Sizes 13 to 30. 14'i to 34i. SECOND FLOOR 75 ONLY! WOS. RAYON BLOUSES Odd lots. Plain and fancy. Some colors. Sizes broken. MAIN FLOOR 00 DRAPERY REMNANTS Perfect for seat covers, place mats, many other uses. Prices slashed! DOWNSTAIRS FINAL CLEARANCE MEN'S HEAVYWEIGHT COATS-JACKETS 1 only All-Wool Cob 1 Q QQ I Topcoat. Size44L. 1 7.00 1 only Reversible f QQ I Melton. Size 42. . I00 A only Waterproof r AA T Tin Coats. Size 3.UU only Down-Filled Surcoat. Size 36 1 7 only All-Wool Cruisers. Size 40-42. Ionly Lined Denim Jumper. Size 36. 15.00 Tin Coats. Size 36-38. 3 MAIN FLOOR JJ Priced to Clear! 12 DOZEN MEN'S NYLON-RAYON SHIRTS California styled dress shirts. Barrel cuff. Sheen finish. Blue, Ivory, Pale green, White. Sizes 19 to 17. All must go ' at this terrific Close-Out Price! , MAIN FLOOR 288