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March 21, 1940     The Goldendale Sentinel
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i!;' ! iiii ii•i Page Two 1... SOCIAL ACTIVITIES --. Business, Professional Women Invite Employers To Monday Evening Dinner Invitations were in the mail this week from business and profession- al women to the boss for the Employ- ers' dinner, scheduled for Monday evening, March 25. The affair, held under the sponsorship of the local chapter of the Business and Profes- sional Women's club, will be in the dining room of the Methodist church• A spring color scheme will be used in decorations, with yellow daffodils setting the keynote. Decorations are being arranged by a committee in- cluding Miss Elizabeth Bratton, Mrs. Ralph Nickerson and Mrs. Fred Lear. Surprise feature of the evening will be the program of unusual inter- est, which is being planned by Miss Dorothy Wilson, Miss Ruth McCor- mick and Miss Helen May Bryan. Others assisting in arrangements for the are evening Mrs. Roy McLavy, Mrs. Guy Norris, Mrs. May Root, Mrs. Sue Morehead, Mrs. Albert Niva, I I Mrs. Earl Baker and Mrs. Griselda[ l Hill, club president. BABY SHOWER Hazel Wade and Mrs. Harry Meseeher entertaine friends of Mrs. Clyde Lilly, at the Mesecher home last Thursday evening with a baby shower. Mrs. Lilly, the former Inez RObertson of this city, is the moth- er of a son born in Los Angeles, March 16. Mrs..Gerald Robertson left this week for Los Angeles to be with her daughter, Mrs. Lilly. MEMO: TO ALL WOMEN... Shake off the dull look of winter and renew your ap- pearance for the social season ahead ! Don't delay ! Phone 1413 for an appointment to- day. Phone 1413 Shipp's Barber Shop KENSINGTON MEETING Mrs. Bert Shelton will entertain members of the O. E. S. Kensington club at her home Friday afternoon. | ill RAINBOW LUNCHEON Rainbow Girls will serve a cafe- teria luncheon at the Masonic temple Saturday, March 30. Luncheon will be served from 11:30 a. m. to 2:00 p. m. BOOK CLUB Mrs. Einar Andersen will be ho - tess to mem~rs of the Book group of Mucrada at her home on East Broadway next Wednesday evening, March 27. Miss Edith Ntckerson ~'ill give the book review for the eve- ning. ST. PATRICK'S LUNCHEON Girls of the Maryhill 4-H club en- tertained their me, hers with a St. Patrick's day luncheon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Babcock last Saturday. Harriett Babcock, Cath- erine Plassas, Mary Plassas and Sara Dolph had charge of serving the luncheon. Guests included: Mrs. Bert Geer, Mr. William Plassas, Mrs. H. A. Rude, Mrs. Helen Barrett, Mrs. L. A. Babcock, Mrs. J. Peck, Mrs• H. Woodworth, M~m Helen Plassas, and Miss Helen Brondt. PAULINE L00]KIS WEDS ELKER BEEKS SUNDAY The Julius Meier home at White Salmon last Sunday was the scene of a pretty wedding in which Mis~ Pauline Loomis became the bride of Elmer Becks, of Appleton. The mar- riage service was read by the Rev- erend Reynolds, of White Salmon. Miss Patricia Loom]s, The Dalle~, sister of the bride, served as brides- maid. Allen Becks, brother of the groom~ wa~ Ibest man. The bride was given in marriage by her father, Julius Meier. A luncheon was served following the wedding ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Beeks left for a short wedding trip into Oregon. Mrs. Merle Studley, of Klickitat, and Mr. and Mrs. J, L. Lambert, of The Dalles, were guests at the wedding. IT'S EASTER AT X Exciting ! New ! JEAN NEDRA* !o Ts 1., WI C g tylesI I[ in crisp straws~ ] and soft felts. Gaily trimmed. Lovely Gaymode* Women's Spring Sheer s t u r d y service weights. All clear and ringless: C Attractive styles.clb A~Njb Very low priced ! j' ~A Soft supple lea.~O~ thers ! Rayon Gloves Classic slip-on "dressy" styles! Unusual Handbags Simulated leathers new shapes -- new colors ! Pleated Styles! Color for Easter! Rich rayon blends .4[ A with wool and sUkiq C Wool Gaberdine Bedford Cords *Reg. U. S. Fat. Off. THE GOLDENDALE SENTINEL--Goldendale, Washington Thursday, March 21, • SEWING CLUB POSTPONED The regular meeting of the 3-B Sewing club of Pleasant Valley will not be held this week as scheduled. Mrs. Andrew Amundsen was hostel, s to the group at the last meeting two weeks ago. ASSOCIATION COMPLETES SERIES OF CARD PARTIES Martin VanAelst was the winner of the quilt given away by the Gold- endale Woman'~ Association at their card party held in the clubhouse Saturday evening. Other winners ~vere W. S. Cassell, Mrs. Alice Brown, Mrs. Herman Kamholz, Joe Fry, Mrs. Louise Meseeher, George Nickerson and John Watson. The card party Saturday evening completed the series for the winter. Bridge awards went to Mrs. John C~ffield and James Gray, for high, and to Mrs. Gray and C. H. Knosher, for low. WOMAN'S ASSOCIATI01 MEETING IS THURSDAY The subject of "International Relations" will be diacussed by Mrs. E. E. Cowin, of Wapato, at the reg- ular ane ting of the Goldendale Woman's Association here this Thursdayafternoon. Mrs. Cowin, who is aformer state pr ident of the Federated Women's clubs, is an accomplished speaker. The meeting will begin promptly at 2:30 p. m., rather than at 2:00, club officers announced. Mrs. Philip Hingeton will be hostess for the afternoon. Mrs. Fred Anderson will play several piano numbers. WOMEN'S CLUBS PLAN DISTRICT MEETING Notices are out for the spring board meeting of the district federa- tion of Women's clubs, to be held Wednesday at the Lyle Woman's club buildtn following a potluck luncheon at 12 o'clock. District offi- cers, department chairmen, club di- rectors and presidents compose the board membership. Nomination for district officers, and arrangements for the district conference are regular businesses to come before the board. Notices were mailed by corresponddng secretary Mrs. W. H. Bates, Goldendale, for the president, Mrs. Bertha Trost. m H i WILLIAM GREGORY WEDS MISS NAG] L Miss Marjorie Nagel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Nagel, of Appleton, bec~ame the bride of William C. Gregory, son of Mrs. Emma Gregory, of Eugene, Oregon, Saturday afternoon, March 16•, at the White Salmon Methodist church. The Reverend Reynolds read the ceremony before relatives of the bride and groom. The bride was becomingly dressed :in an afternoon fro'ck of light blue lace over blue satin. She was at- tended by her sister, Mrs. Raymond Shurtz of I451iclcitat. Mr. Osm~r Laxliges, of Glenwood, acted as best man for hie brother-in-law. A reception at-the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lud~vig Mater, White Sal- mon, followed the ceremony. The young couple left tmmediate- ly for a short trip to Portland. They will make their home in Appleton where Mr. Gregory teaches. OBSERVES ANNIVERSARY Monday evening, March 18, the American Legion and Auxiliary met at t'he Masonic temple for a potluck dinner in honor of the Legion's t venty-first birthday. The spring note was carried out with daffodils in white pottery vases on each long table. A lovely white btrthd~y cake dec- orated with 21 red candles and two small flags was presented to the Legion by Mrs. O• K• Hill, president o~ the Auxiliary. The cake was bak- ed and decorated by Mrs. B. W. Spalding. : After dinner a trio consisting of Beth and Marie Hall and Verna Culver sang two selections and Mr. Danzer and Mr. Dungan, from Camp @oldendale, did same fine harmoniz- ing accompanied by Miss Maxlne ~Welter. Group singing of some peppy old war songs was enjoyed by all, then Miss Isabel Trantum directed a most amusing roadogram, "The Distress- ed Women," featuring Mrs. Frank Hills, Mrs. Joe Fry, Dr. W. H. West, and O. I~ Hilt. Dancing concluded a grand birth- day party. Those in charge were: dinner, Howard Lewis, Mrs. Joel &b- Mrs. William Morehead and Mm. E. L. Whitehill; program, Mrs, Frank Hills, Mrs. Z. O. Brooks and Mrs. Homer Gimlin. Spring House Cleaners Attention: Sturdy step-ladders. 4 to 6 foot sizes, $1.40 to $1.50, John Trumbo. lt-- J. B. Simmons, Appleton rancher, ~vas in Goldendale on business Tues- day. Dance at Blockhouse, Saturday night, March 23. lt-- Albin Berglund, Donald Martin, Clarence Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Cress, and P. H. Akerill, all of Glen- wood, were in Goldendale on busi- ness last Saturday. Cress, Berglund, Lewi~ arid Martin aStended the school directors meeting held here. Mrs. Eugenia Clark and E. W• Warford, members of the Wishram school board ~ttended the special directors meeting held in Golden- dale Saturday. O. J. Rondeau, C. L. Eddins and W. H• Leonardo, all of Dallesport: were in Goldendale Saturday for the school directors meeting. Goldendale this week visiting with I vacation with his parents He A group of Goldendale Odd FeN their father, J. W. Dressel and their retarn to Seattle next Sunday p lows drove to Wapato last Friday mother, Mrs. Harrison Johnson. complete his sophomore year at t~ evening for a special visitation meet- Milton Eddy, student at the Uni- University of Washington. ingwth the I. O. O. F. lodge there, versity of Washington, arrived here Spring House Cleaners Attenti0~ Those from Goldendale who made last Friday to spend spring vacation I Sturdy step-ladders, 4 to 6 f~ the trip were: C. H. Knosher, R. M. Spoon, John A. Miller, Wallace Heydenberk, E. C. Cole and E. L. Whitehill. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Byars are the p~rents of a daughter, Phyllis Athalte, born March 14. Sharing in the congratulations are the grand- father, W. F. Byars, and the grand- mother, Mrs. J. W. Nee. of Idaho. Spring House Cleaners Attention: Sturdy step-ladders, 4 to 6 foot sizes, $1.40 to $1.50, John Trumbo. it-~ George and Vincent Dressel. stu- dents at the University of Washing- i ton, are spending spring vacation in visiting with his mother, Mrs. LHly Eddy, and other relatives. Valda Crevling, University of Washington student, is spending her spring vacation in Goldendale this week with her mother, Mrs. Grace Crevling and family. Dean Bi~by, sophomore at the University of Washington, returned last Saturday from Seattle to spend g.I. S: ~oldendah sizes, $1.40 to $1.50, John Tru~lr, Dance : Dick Dawson, senior at the I~ ~ig.ht, Ma i verstty of Washington, is spend~ George i spring vacation here this week ~ Was in Go is°niing with his mother, Mrs. A• L. I~1~! laSt~harlesWeek Bill Darland proprietor of ,~ E. V. Scl i Star Market returned late last ~ la ~Olden i from Gri~lley, Calif., where he s~ Miss V ~enlsh, w day event Valley Gold Prepare your Feast of Easter with these outstanding svecials in traditional foods of the finest quality. Start with a tender ham thoroughly smoked and cured for fine flavor. Go right through the list, building an eye-filling, taste- thrilling menu with these low prices. U m ~~~ H Whole llam$orH~ U. S. No. I Paas Easter Egg Dye, 3 pkgs ............ 25c Kelloggs Corn Flakes, lge. pkg ........... 9c Kelloggs Rice Krispies, pkg. ............ llc - Kelloggs Pep, package ................ llc Spry Shortening.. 1 lb. can 19c; 3 lbs. can52c Sperry's Pancake Flour, No. 10 sack: .... 55c Bisquick, large package ............... 29c Sperry Drifted Snow Flour, 49 lb. sack.. $1.69 Dependable Flour, 49 lb. sack ......... $1.39 Texas Grapefruit Juice, 46 oz. can ....... 15c Sorghum~ pure home made, 5 lb. can ..... 59c _~ Doles Pineapple Juice, 46 oz. can ........ 24c Doles Pineapple Tidbits, tallcans, 2for..19c or New West Tomato Juice, tall cans, 4 for. 25c Lifebuoy Soap, bar ......... 6c Lux Flakes, lge. pkg ........ 21c Rinso, lge .... 21c; giant... 57c Lipton's Black tea, I lb. can. 85c Sniders Catsup, lge. bottle.. 14c Matches, 6 box carton ..... 14c Spaghetti & Meat Balls, D. M., can ...... 15c Dinty Moore Beef Stew, can ............ 15c Rel. Toilet Tissue, 1000 sheets, 3 rolls .... 25c Rel. Corn, Cream Style, No. 303 ......... 10c Peanut Butter, Hoodys Finest, bulk, 2 lbs. 25c Peanut Crunch, 1 lb. jar ................ 17c Playfair Dog Food, 6 cans .25c Ritz Crackers, lge. pkg, .... 22c Hormel's Spare, can..: ..... 23c West Best Coffee, 2 lbs. ..... 45c Big Value Coffee, lb. ....... 19c Fairway Coffee, 2 lbs ....... 25c Ghirardelli Cocoa, I lb. can. 12c Kraft Dinner, pkg .......... 10c PHONE 272 Prices Effective Friday and Saturday Only ~ Fresh New ASPARAGUS, pound Tender New PEAS, pound .......... 10c Florida NEW POTATOES, 4 lbs. .... 23c Green ONIONS or RADISHES, 3 bchs. 10c Fuerte Quality AVOCADOS, 2 for ... 15c U. S. No. 1 BANANAS, 3 lbs .......... 19c ORDERS DELIVERED FREE WITHIN CITY LIMITS OF GOLDENDALE THE ABOVE SPECIAL EASTER VALUES ARE FOR FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND MONDAY, ONLY $2.00 Sheriff Canfield, ~ey. were last Frid Mrs. t Weave ru Mrs. R in Portia ur ,and Mr. ~reve to i t~eek at tion of