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THE GOLDENDALE SENTINEL--Goldendale, Washington Thursday, March
Page Two
... SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Grace Bruner To Wed Martin
Ferry
~]race Bruner honored her mother,
Mrs. Bert Shelton, on the occasion
of her birthday on the night of
February 29, with five t~bles of
bridge, following a dessert luncheon.
Mrs. Sehlton was presented a
fragrant corsage of talisman rose-
buds, and numerous lovely gifts.
High playing honors went to Mrs.
Clifford Pike and Miss Jean Brad-
dock, with Mrs. Ed Shipp winning
the consolation prize.
During the evening, Mrs. Shelton
announced the engagement and
Mucrada Dance
"'" Saturday Night
Mucrada club men, hers are busy
In Easter Ceremony]this week planning parties and tn-
-- -- ,l vitfng their friends in Goldendale,
-- ' Centerville, Klt ckitat and White
----~E~ ISalm0n to the club's first informal
Mrs. F. F. Fenton entertained her dance Saturday night, March 9. A
three table ~bridge club Monday eve- gay group is expected at the Cen-
ning. The part~, originally sched-[terville Grange hall Saturday to
uled for last Thursday evening, had dance to the music of Virgil Olt-
been postponed mann's five-piece band.
" Dancing will be from 9:30 until
MONDAY CLUB 12:3'0, and supper will be served
Mrs Homer Silver entertained durin~ in~ter~ission by the ladies
her ;;ends" club at her Broadway/°f the Centerville Grange. Tickets
• ~; ~ _ - :~-' l are 75 cent~ per couple with supper
nome. rmnors were won Dy mrs. :
Marion Hudson and Mrs. Clifford extra, and no reservations are neces-
Pike. sary.
The regular March meeting of
forthcoming marriage of her daugh-{~RANf~E SOEIAL
ter, Grace, to Martin r'orry Tn
......... L Members of the Centerville Grange
weaning wih De an event or ~aster ....
~._ will sponsor a pie social ~'rlaay eve-
,~u.n~lay. ning, March 8, at the Grange hall.
l~rr#~ art ........ /A special program will be presented,
~.~,v~,,~,,A ~UUI$. U.hU~ land the public is invited.
Mrs Cliffor~will entertain I
the book group of Mucrada club KEI SINGTON MEETING
Wednesday evening, March 13 atI Mrs. Ed Pike will entertain mere-
her home on East Broadway Miss I bers of the O. E. S. Kensington club
IsaJbel Trantum will present read- at her home Friday afternoon,
lads from the verse of Dorothy lMarch 8. The club will meet at 2:00
lp m
Parker, • •
HAVE AP AIR ON US ! ! !
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JOIN OUR
MOJUD
HOSIERY LqLUB
It's like a continued round of
surprise parties. You go merrily
along wearing your lovely Mojuds
and, then one day, you're getting
another pair of them FP~EE,!
TERTAINS
Mrs. Einar Andersen entertained
wtt, h two tables of bridge at her
homo Friday afternoon. Honors
~vere won by Mrs. Cecille Mattingly
and Mrs. J. C. Phillips.
RAYI 0W PARTY
In another of the series of "winter
card parties the Goldendale Rain-
bow Girls Tuesday evening enter-
tained at the Masonic temple with
12 tables in play. Honors in ~bridge
went to Mrs. F. J. Sleeper and
Harold Wolverton. Pinochle awards
went to Mrs. Pat McEwen and John
G u lden.
MISS ROSELIA TURLEY
TO WED DR, MEADE
Yakima society pages this week
carried the announcement of the en-
gagement of Miss Roselia Turley, of l
that eity~ to Dr. Thomas N. Meade,
of Goldendale. The wedding will
take place at gt. Paul's, Catholic
church in Yakima on Jtme 22.
M~ss Turley is a sister of Dr.
Gerald Turley, of Goldendale, and is
well known in this city. The an-
nouncement was made by Miss
Turley at a breakfast given for her
last Sunday morning by Miss Marie
Sehreck and Miss Agnacia MeNeice,
of Yaktma.
Ginnie Lee
Style Shop
the club will be held today (Thurs-
day) at the Woman's Association
clubhouse at 2:30 p. m. Dr. G. W.
Turley and Miss ElizaJbeth Kayser
will be on the program, and Mrs.
• Vernon Olsen will be hostess at the
i tea hour. Members will answer roll
call with "my common grammatical
error."
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DANCE AT BLOCKHOUSE
The regular spring and summer
series of Saturday night dances will
be started at Blockhouse March 16.
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EI ERTA1NS 0YFICERS
Mrs. J. H. Abshier entertained
officers of Chapter AM of the P. E.
O. at her home Wednesday.
BRIDGE CLUB
Mrs. Norman Knox won high
honors at a bridge party given by
Mrs. A. C. Keefhaver at her home
Tuesday afternoon.
SHOWER HELD
Members of the Goldendale
Eagles Auxiliary honored Mrs.
Arthur Perry with a shower at their
regular meeting Wednesday night,
Feb. 28. Mrs. Perry received many
beautiful and useful gifts. Hostesses
for the evening were Mrs. Harold
Stevens, Mrs. Zelbert Mesec.her and
Mrs. Ed Whltehill.
HONORED AT PARTY
Mrs. Norman Knox, of Odell, Ore.,
was guest of honor at a party given
by Mrs. E. E. Wilson .and Mrs.
Homer Silver at the Silver home
Tuesday evening. Four tables were
tn play during the evening. Honors
were won by Mrs. Knox and Mrs.
F. G. LeFor. Mrs. Kox was house-
guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Silver for several days early this
week.
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COINI[ IN AND ~ IT NOWI
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Business Women
Arrange Banquet
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GRACE LUTHERAN OIIURCH ibustnes~ meeting; 7:30 p. m., CholrI 6:45 Junior and Y. P. C.
EUGENEKlickitat'R. SCHRAMM,Washingt°npastor practice, l 7 : 30 Song service and
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH t Week Day Services
Sunday School ......... 9:30 a. m.
Business and professional women Regular Service ....... 10:30 a m ! C.E. Hanes, pastor
of Goldendale will take time off Radio Service .......... 1:30 pl ml ~-
from their typewriters and jobs Mutual Network, convenient stationI10:00 a. m. Bible school. A good
this month to plan entertainment day and a good attendance last Sun~
KIT,
Yakima.
day, but still room for more. It
Businessf°r their employerS.and Profes~ionalMemberSwomen's°f the "We Preach Christ And Him Cruci- Jshould be possible to register an in-
club this week announced plans for fled." crease every Sunday between now
an Employers' dinner, to be held and Easter, March 24. Will you help
Monday evening. March 25. ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH us to do so?
Velmer J. Gardner, pastor
Committee appointments for the 11:00 a. m. Morning ~vorship and
preaching service. ,Sermon theme:
banquet, the first affair of this kind Sunday school ........................ 10:00 a. m."Christian Growth.'"
to be held by the local club, were Morning worship .................. 11:00 a. m.
announced at a special meeting Evangelistic service ............ 7:45 p.m. 6:30 p. m. The B. Y. P. U., the
• . ,.., Adult Union, and the Junior-Inter-
Monday by Mrs. Griselda Hill; presi- M~d-Week Serwces
dent. mediate Union all meet in separate
Prayer meeting, Wed ....... 7:30 p. m.sessions for devotional meetings.
Planning entertainment for the Special meeting in the Maryhill
evening will be Miss Dorothy Wil- church Friday ................. 7:45 p.m. 7:30 p. m. Evening evangelistic
son, Miss Ruth McCormick and Miss services in song and sermon.
Helen May Bryan• Decorations will Everyone is invited to these sere-
be arranged by Miss Elizabeth Brat- ices• 7:30 p. m. Thursday, mid-week
Welcome! church night service for all. Sing-
ton, ,Mrs. Ralph Niekerson, and Mrs.] ing, Bible study, prayer, praise and
Fred Lear. THE METHODIST CHURCH testimony service combined.
On the committee for invitations] C.J. Hall, minister
are Mrs. Roy McLavy, Mrs. Guy CHURCH OF ,CHRIST
Norris and Mrs. May Root• Taking SUNDAY SERVICES: Centerville, Wash.
charge if the menu is a committee 10:00 a. m., Church school; 11:00 Opal Wtidanen, minister
which includes Mrs. Sue Morehead, a. m., Sermon by the pastor; 6:30
Mrs. Albert Niva and Mrs. Earl P- m., Youth meet for devotion and Lord's Day Service
Baker. to meet a Japanese pastor and his 10:00 Bible school. G. C. Mar-
I wife.
LUNCHEON CLUB i WEEKDAY ACTIVITIES:
Mrs. John R. McEwen entertained
her luncheon club at her Columbus
avenue home on Wednesday.
Wednesday 2:30 p. m., Ladies Aid
EMBROIDERY CLUB
Mrs. W. E. Pike entertained her
embroidery club at her home Wed-
nesday afternoon.
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EASTERN STAR WILL
ELECT NEW OFFICERS
Members of C~oldendate's Ever-
green chapter number one of the
Order of Eastern Star will meet at
the Ma,~onic temple Wednesday eve-
ning, March 13 for their regular
election of officers.
The meeting is scheduled to be-
gin at 7:30 p. m., Mrs. May Root,
secretary annonnced.
riott, superintendent.
11:00 Lord's SupFer and sermon,
"On Trial."
PARTY ARRANGED FOR
MRS. LLOYD HANSON
To compliment Mrs. Lloyd Han-
son,M~. Stanley Thompson and
Mrs.George Harvey were hostesses
at adessert-bridge and shower last
Friday evening at the Thompson
home. Decorations followed a color
scheme of pink and blue with tapers
in alternating colors centering the
tables.
Six table~ of bridge were in play
during the evening, with honors go--
ing to Mrs. Russell Woodward, Mrs.
Clifford Pike and Mrs. Fred Ander-
son. Prizes were all hand-turned
wooden articles made by Mr. Thomp-
son. A number of attractive gifts
were presented to Mrs. Hanson, the
guest of honor.
U.S.
Inspected.
Sliced
Pork
7:30 Wednesday Bible studY,
7:00 Wednesda~r, March 15,
Patrick dinner sponsored by I~
Aid to add to building fund. I~
of selling tickets an offering
received for attendants to give
th~s cause as they are able.
8:00 April 16 is set as a te~t~
date for the young people's P~
tlon of 'Mrs. Tubbs of Shantyt~
a Walter Ben Hare comedy~i0
in rthree acts.
MEMO: TO ALL WOMEN'
Shake off the dull look¢
winter and renew your
pearance for the social
ahead ! Don't delay !
1413 for an appointment
day.
Phone 1413
By the
Piece
Shipp's Barber
and
Good
Side
Skilful cutting on our part removes
excess bone and fat before your order
• is placed on the scale.., giving you
nlore tender, tasty meat per pound.
That is why we say that we cut
our meats to cut your cost. Shop at
our immaculate Meat Department
this weekend. If you don't see exact-
ly what you want, ask for it and we'll
gladly make the cut to your order.
AUXILIARY HONORS TWO
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OFFICERS WITH DINNER
To welcome Mrs. W. B. Dingle of
Dayton, department president and
Mrs. Harvey Lewis of Yakima, presi-
dent of the sixth district, ladies of
the American Legion auxiliary met
in the banquet room of Mac's care
last Thursday evening. The group
gathered for a no~h,0st dinner,
Introduced by Mrs. Lewis, Mrs.
Dingle spoke on various phases of
the auxiliary pint, form. She sDoke
especially of the poppy program,
proceeds of which go entirely to the
child welfare fund. The flowers, she
said, are made by disabled veterans,
'who are paid for ~heir work. Meet
of these men receive no ot.her com-
pensation, she said.
Sunnyside was announced as the
town chosen for the spring confer-
ence of the group. The date has not
been chosen.
LATTER DAY SAINTS
R. R. Hamm, Superintende~
Kltckitat, Washington
Sunday school 10:00 a. m.
club rooms at Klickitat.
H ,i i~
HOLY TRINITY CATHOLIC
CHURC~H
Rev. Patrick S. Lyons, Pastor
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Schedule of Messes
First, Third and Fifth Sundays 9
a. m.
St. Mary's Church, Wishram, First,
Third end Fifth Sundays, 11 a. m.
CHURCH OF CHRIST
V. T. Smith, minister
Bible study ............................................ I0:00
Preaching ................................................ 11:00
Lord's Supper ...................... :. .............. 11:50
Evening/ service .................................. 7:3'0
~,Vednesday evening service ......... 7:30
Ladies Bible study Friday ........... 2:00
"Not forsaking the assembling of
ourselves together, as the manner of
some is; but exhorting one another:
and so much the more, as ye see the
day approaching." Heb. 10:25.
Sun Gold FLOUR, 49 pound sack ... $1.19
COCKTAIL TAMALES, lge. can, 2 for 25@
SHRIMPS, broken sliced, tall cans .... 10¢
OYSTERS, Tiny Cove, can ...........
POPCORN, White Hulless, 4 ibs ....... 19¢
Reliance COFFEE, 1 lb. can ..........
Re. COFFEE, lb. can 25 ; 2 lb. can 49¢
West Best COFFEE, 2 pounds .......45¢
Big Value COFFEE, pound .......... 19¢
Fairway COFFEE, 2 pounds ..." ......
Larsens VEG-ALL for Salads, tall can 10¢
WAX PAPER, Rel., large 125 ft. roll...
Doles PINEAPPLE JUICE, 46 oz. can 24¢
Tex. GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, 46 oz. can 17¢
Rel. TOMATO JUICE, 46 oz. can ..... 19¢
New West APPLE JUICE, 2 cans .... 15¢
M. C. P. LEMON JUICE, 2 cans ...... 15¢
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LUX FLAKES,! urge package ....... 21¢
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HOMINY, tall cans, can ..............
New West TOMATO JUICE, 4 tall cans 25¢
POST TOASTIES, lge. pkg., 3 for ..... 25¢
White Star TUNA FISH, 2 for ....... 33¢
Sper. PANCAKE FLOUR, No. 10 bag 55¢
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Fresh Cut
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