MRS. EFF1E MAE KLAYORANGE CITY, Iowa — Special: Mrs. Effie Mav Klav, 71, of Orange Otv died ai a hospital here Friday after a long :!!ne*s Fur»erai services vr»ll be at 1:30 p.m. Monday at the, American Reformed Church here, with the Rev. Everett VanEitgelenhoven officiating. Burial will be mihe Orange City Ceme-terv w»th the Van Eiien Funeral Home m charge.Survivors include three daugh- • ters, Mrs. K. P. Bums of Ar-iinton, Va., Mrs Gerald Heltz-man of Albany, W-s., and Mrs. Bruce Bramard of Ada, Minn.;' a son, Earl T. Kiay of Orange Cuy, and two sisters. Mrs. Wsl-1 ham Hardy of Tacoma Park, Md„ and Mrs. B. B. Rozeboom of Ames.Mrs. Klay was the widow of the late Judge T. E. Klay, who died June 36, 1963.