MaV '."1941
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE FTVS
Attend Installation Ella Mul
llm, Feye Meyers, Mabel Brock
Irup, Naomi Kurti, Florence Mil
ler, Ethel Prarle. Gladys Lot
dahl, Ruth Schortgen and Grayce
Crump attended the Joint In
stallation of the Walter Philips
Poet, No. 3433, end Creter Lake
pojt, No. 1833, and auxiliaries
nf the Veterana of Foreign Wars,
held In A.hl.nd April 3U.
To Portland Mr. and Mm.
Arthur Schaupp left Thursday
afternoon for Portland to attend
the wedding of thrlr daughter,
Irene, and Donald H. Law, alto
nf Portland. The ceremony will
take place in Westminster Pres
byterian church at 4 o'clock
Saturday afternoon. A recep
tion will follow, The Schaupps
plan to return home the first of
the week.
Otrls Friendly Members of
the Girls Friendly society of St.
Paul's Episcopal church will
meet Monday, May 12, at 4:30
p. m. There will be a paper sack
supper, with adjournment at
1:30 p. m. Mrs. Van Evans will
conduct sing during the first
hour. The girls will discuss par
llameotary procedure and flag
etiquette.
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Bherlii's Posse The regular
drill practice of the Sheriff's
Posse was called off Wednesday
night due to rain and Is now
scheduled to meet at 6:30 p. m.
Friday at the fairgrounds. Plans
are complete for the breakfast
ride for posse members and their
guests. Riders will leave the
fairgrounds at 1 a. m. Friday
and go past Crystal Springs
about one-half a mile to the
reservoir where breskfast will
be served.
Drive North Mrs. Henry
Vandenberg and Mrs. Marie
Lawton left Wednesday morning
by motor fur Portland where
they will visit before returning
here within a week or 10 days.
Mrs. Vandenberg will visit with
her son's family, David R. Van
denberg. and Mrs. Lawton will
continue to her home In Los An-geles.
Frances Reynolds
Gets PEO Office
BEND, May 8 UP) Mrs. Nsr
clssa Shaw of Portland was elect
ed state president of PEO Sis
terhood at the state convention
which ended yesterday at Bend
Portland was selected for the
1042 convention.
Other officers Included Mrs.
Frances Reynolds, Klamath
Falls, recording secretary; Mrs.
Helen Kaser, Grants Pass, cor
responding secretary.
Gasoline tax revenue of the
states In 1840 exceeded the total
pay rolls for the year of all the
automobile, body and parts fac
tories In the United States.
For Your
Information
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WEATHER
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA:
Partly cloudy tonight and Fri
day, with low overcast and fog
and occasional drizzles near the
coast; showers In the moun
tains; continued warm In in
terior south portion; gentle to
moderate variable winds off
coast.
WASHINGTON AND ORE
GON: Partly cloudy with local Point and Ashland, all close 7:00
showers tonight and Friday;
little change in temperature;
gentle to moderate variable
winds, mostly westerly, off the
coast and over Inland waters of
Washington; considerable fog
near the coast, morning valley
fogs west portion.
Mall Closing Times
(Trains)
Southbound: 6:00 a m.
Northbound: 9:30 a m.
Southbound: 8:15 D m.
Northbound: 8:30 p m.
(Stages)
Alturas. L k I w. Rocky
Suburban Auxiliary Tha
Suburban league auxiliary was
to hold a pinochle party Thurs
day afternoon. May 8. A dessert
lunch was scheduled at 1:15
followed by cards at 1:45. The
public was invited.
Program Time Changed
Neighbors of Woodcraft have
changed their broadcast stories
from Tuesday and Thursday
morning to Friday evenings at 8
o'clock over NBC.
Rehearsal Set Rehearsal of
the civic chorus was set for 7:30
p. m. Thursday at the Klamath
Union high school auditorium.
Eagles Auxiliary The Eagles
auxiliary was to hold regular
meeting at 8 p. m. Thursday in
tha Eagles hall, with the drill
team to practice for the Moth
ers' day exercises.
Suburban League The regu
lar business meeting of the
Suburban league will be held
Friday, May , at Shasta school.
The possibility of incorporating
a fire district will be discussed.
Compeers club The Com
peers club wilt hold its annual
Mother's day tea and program
Friday, May 8, at the home of
Mrs. C. S. Robertson, 535 Lin
coln street, at 2 p. m.
Winsma Club The Wln.ma
club of Pythian Sisters will meet
Friday evening, May 9. at the
home of Mrs. Alfred Erickson,
420 Oak street, at 8 o'clock. A
potluck lunch will follow the
business meeting.
Ladle Aid The Ladles Aid
of the First Covenant church
will hold Its May meeting oa
Friday, May 9, at the church.
The hostesses for the meeting are
Mrs. Birger Dalum and Mlaa
Grace Bordal. Friends art) In
vited to be present. The meet
ing begins at 7:45 p. m.
ill J
I
Farewell Dinner There will
be a farewell potluck dinner
served at the Zlop Lutheran
church Immediately after the
morning service In honor o(
Rev. and Mrs. G. W. Hoffman
end family who are leaving
this coming week for Rupert.
Ida., where Rev. Hoffman has
accepted a call.
Return Home Mr. and Mrs.
George J. Walton returned Wed
nesday from the Oregon Mutual
Fire Insurance convention held
this year at Dorchester Uuiim-,
Ocean Lake, Ore. Their daugh
ter, Katharine, accompanied
them to Ocean Lake and is re
maining for a week's holiday on
the coast.
J Lady Eagles The Lady
Esgles club will meet Frldsy at
the home of Minnie Bundeson,
1202 Division street at 1 rj. m.
for a pot lurk luncheon and
business meeting. All members
are urged to attend.
In Klamath Mrs. J. A. Frank
lin and children of Ashland are
spending a few days in Klsmath
visiting with Mrs. Franklin's
sister, Mrs. Ann Hayes, and
other relatives.
From Ashland Mr. and Mrs.
A. J. Hogden of Ashland were
visiting in Klsmath recently
with Mrs. Hogden s brother,
Charles Weeks.
In Ashland Dorothy Gross
man from Klamath Falls spent
Sunday In Ashland visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. V.
V Grossman.
Lady Frazer Dies
Ftw Hours After
Husband's Death
CAMBRIDGE, Eng., May
OP) Surviving her noted hus
band. Sir James George Frazer,
by only a few hours, Lady Fra
zer died during the night.
Sir James, 87, was well-known
as an anthropologist and author
ity on folklore and gained wide
attention as the author of ."The
Golden Bough," a vast collec
tion of the beliefs and customs
of savage and civilized peoples.
His wife, the former Mrs. Lil
ly Groce, a native of France, al
so was known as a writer.
It was understood that both
deaths resulted from the infirmi-
Atles of old age,
Lady Frazer, who also was In
her eighties, had devoted the
latter part of her life to helping
her husband overcome the handi
cap of failing sight and was his
chief link with the outside
world.
Only a few years ago they col
laborated In writing a children's
Christmas book, "Baba, the
Imp."
Sir James died yesterday af
ternoon and his widow approxl
mately 12 hours later.
Meeting Held Plans were
discussed for the Mother-Daughter
tea to be given this month
by the Camp Fire girls at the
board meeting held Wednesday
night in the chsmber of com
merce. Mrs. Percy Murray,
president of the board, presid
ed. Chairman of the tea will be
Mrs. John Kenoffel.
Oil Found Merchant police
found eight quarts of oil in
front of the Lakevlew service
station, Oregon avenue and
Blehn street, and fearing the oil
might be a temptation, removed
It to the city police station
where It was later recovered by
the owner, G. E. Blackburn.
From Mershiteld Wslter
Chlene, head of the Marshfield
water system, was an-out-of-town
business visitor in Klam
ath Falls Wednesday en route
to Coos Bay from San Francisco.
Returns Home Mrs. E. M.
Igl has returned from a stay of
several weeks In Portland, ar
riving here Tuesday morning
by train.
It's the thought you put into your MOTHER'S V T y ,
DAY GIFT that counts. Whether it's for her COMFORT ffi&j. JVQj3
or purely PERSONAL, select it carefully and leisurely. J0 .... SS23gJ5 .
Last minute rush shopping is disappointing. CHOOSE f mMB&S.y
TODAY!
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Returns Home Mrs. Francis
Kolkow of Malln, with her in
fant daughter, returned home
Wednesday from Klamath Val
ley hospital.
FUNERAL
FRANK SCHMECK
Funeral services for the late
Frank Schmeck, who passed
away In thia city Wednesday,
May 7. 1941, following an ill
ness of but a few days, will be
held in the chapel of the Earl
Whltlock funeral home. Pine
street at Sixth, on Friday. May
9, 1941, at 1:30 p. m. with the
Rev. Arthur Charles Batea of
the First Christian church of
this city officiating. Commit
ment services and interment
family plot in Linkville ceme
tery. Friends are invited.
VITAL STATISTICS
M G1NNIS Born at Hillside
hospital, Klamath Falls. Ore.,
May 8, 1941, to Mr. and Mrs. El
mer A. McGinnls, Bly, Ore., a
girl. Welcht: 7 pounds.
COFFEY Born at Klamath
Valley hospital, Klamath Falls.
Ore., May 7, 1941, to Mr. and
Mrs. Wallace Coffey, 610 Upham
street, a girl. Weight: 8 pounds
2 ounces.
TROYER Born at Klamath
Valley hospital. Klamath Falls.
Ore., May 8. 1941, to Mr. and
Mrs. E. C. Troyer, Spring Lake
district, girl. Weight: 8
pounds S ounces.
HOLD EVERYTHING
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LOVELY SLIPS
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Straight or bios cut mode to
fit smoothly under your slim
mest dresses. Firmly woven
of rayon crepe or sotin.
LACE TABLE CLOTHS
Size 72x90. Marly beautiful de
signs. Ecru color, locey, luxurious.
For Mother's table.
98
LADIES'
PAJAMAS
Made of quality broadcloth
or cotton crepe. Qttm
Sizes 15, 16, 17. 70C
CHAIR BACK
LACE SETS.
lace. For .
49 c
Made of ecru
Mother's chair.
Set of three
OIL SILK UMBRELLAS
Well made with sturdy 16-rib frame
in a size most con- Oft a"
venient to carry OC
DUCHESS HANDKERCHIEFS
Fine lace Swiss etching, affc JP
spun hanky, floral designs. AmmfKi
DRESSER
SCARFS
Size 15x42. Add color to
49c
3-THREAD CREPE CHIFFON
2-THREAD SHEER DRESS
CLEAR AND SHADOWLESS
FLATTERING SLENDERIZING
m.
For dress. For every day.' Absolutely clear and shadow
less and always perfect! . Pure silk chiffon. Twisted',
silk rhot is snag-resistant! , .
Mother's dresser.
Several shades...
Embroidered
HANKIES
10c
Pastel, shades with
colored embroidery
PILLOW
SLIPS
49c
Embroidered. "His", and
"H e r," "M r." and
"Mrs." designs. Wrapped
in cellophane. One pair.
MAIN FLOOR
LUNCH
CLOTHS
$1.00
Size 54x54. Colors will
stay bright after tubbing.
Give Mother a Lovely
j)ean Ne&ia DRESS
SIZES UP TO 52! 9ft
REDINGOTES
PRINTS, PLAINS s)
Of the new Catolina spun rayons, pretty prints, cool
sheers in lovely soft colors, Sizes l to oz.
QU W FROCK
LADIES' OVERNIGHT
CASES
21 inches long. Lined with
long wearing rayon. Leath
er trimmed $sk98
for service .... Am
LADIES'
GOWNS
In satin or crepe.
with
lace
FOR MOTHER
Tea APRONS
Trimmed 1
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Penneys COLD
CREAM SOAP
Delicately scented. AP.
6 .bars in box Am mf V
Ladies' 3-Thread
HOSE
Sheer, ringless chiffon hose.
Full fashioned . 'ft
heels TrC
Ladies' FABRIC '
GLOVES ; v
Pastel or dark J
colors. Sizes 6 to 8."t Jr C
MAIN FLOOR
GIFT WRAPPED AT NO EXTRA CHARGE
A perfect gift.
Fast color prints
25c
SIZES UP TO 52!
ALL STYLES
All of fine rayon fabrics.
All un
Sizes 12
$98
If w
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I x-lrjl 1 usual at this low .price!
YARD SKIRT '. -
HOUSECOATS
In beautiful blue and pink
floral designs.. 4fJOft
Sizes 12 to 20....
Brentwood
FROCKS.
They won't fade in the tub.
In sheers and spun $19S
rayons. Sizes 1 2 to 52. I :
SECOND FLOOR r
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Mother Will Appreciate a
Betty Coed HAT
A wonderfully successful collec- mm QA
tion of hots . . . for everyone's T TO
mother! Hats with gentle lines I
and softened with veils.
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VENETIAN TYPE
PLATE-GLASS
MIRRORS.
$288
Thick plate glass In
lacy, semi-venetian style
frames, with antique gold
. color finish.
MR & MRS.
Pillow CASES
embroidered in
79c
Hand
colors. ' Nicely
. boxed Pr.
SELF-ADJUSTING
CARPET
SWEAPERS
$298
. Removable dust, pans
and automatic adjustable
brushes.
Silhouette .
PLAQUES
Frame mode of Oregon '
Juniper. Two matched
plaques to o AB.
set 2 for 70C
MAIN FLOOR
Rayon Gabardine SkirU
In new pastel shades. Sizes 24 to 32.
Excellent for summer Oft
outing or dress wear .......... OC
SECOND FLOOR
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Hosiery Mending
Operated en Penney's
Savings C- 3CC
Policy ... ,JJV'
Be Thrlltyl Use Otir . (
Lay-Away Plan
0 No Interest No Monthly
Cash Prices Statements
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woy oo mey Keep paying u wnB...
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