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THE GOLI).ENDALE SENTINEL--Goldendale
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES ---i
Klickitat Clubwomen Visit Yakima
For Annual Convention June 10-13
o
Delegates from all the federated delegation from the Goldendale
clu,bs in I~lickitat county will be
traveling to Yakima next week for
the annual convention of the Wash-
ington State Federation. The four-
dab" meeting opens Monda~y', June
10, with registration and a golden
Jubilee dinner et the Hotel Com-
mercial, and .closes Thursday after-
noon.
Mrs. E. C. Trost, president of the
Mid-Columbia federation, aml Mrs.
G. F. Neils of Kllckltat will repre-i
sent the district. From the Golden'i
dale Woman's A~soclation will goI
Mrs. J. J. Fry, prosldent, and Mrs.
J. H. ~bshier. Mrs. Trost will leave
here Monday, accompanied by Mrs.
Fry, Mrs. A'bshier, and the two
White Salmon delegates, Mrs. C. F.
Breneman and Mrs. WeSley Gilman.
The group will return Thursday.
Junior Day, which will be Thur6.
day, June 11, will draw a large
LET US FIX YOUR HAIR TO
MAKE THE MOST OF YOU!
Haircuts, waves, and perman-
ents shaped to your head and
your features.
Phone 1413
Shipp's Barber
Beauty.
Mucrada club. The Jun r program
opens with registration at 9 a. m.
at the Women's Century clubhouse,
fotlowed .by the regular ,business
meeting. On the program will be
Mrs. F. F. Fenton, new president of
Mucrada, who will present a talk on
the two club magazines, OY'~WC and
The Washington Clubwoman. Mrs.
Herman Rauscher is the other Mu-
crada delegate.
A full day of entertainment for
Juniors will include luncheon at the
Hotel Commercial, a program and
institute at the Century club, tour
of the city, a dinner sponsored by
the American Home department,
and a Fireside Hobos party at the
N. O. Belllngham home on Terrace
Heights.
W00LGROWERS GUEST
DAY PICNIC
Klickitat Woolgrowers Au~i.liary
is having their annual Guest Day
picnic Sunday, June 9, at Brooks
Memorial park on the Satus high-
way.
All members, their families and
friends are invited to pack a regular
picnic basket and come out for a
day of fun and visiting. The picnic
lunch will 'be served about one
o'clock, the dessert and coffee be-
ing furnished.
In the afternoon there will be
games and contests and other en-
tertain.m~nt. The committee in
charge are Mrs. William F. Horni-
brook, Mrs. George Klein, Mrs. M.
R. Davies, Mrs. H. H. Hartley,, Mrs.
Earl Baker and Mrs. Earl Dooley.
State Woolgrowers
Auxiliary Officers
Visit Woolen Mills
A trip which proved to be instruc-
tive, as well as enjoyable, was taken
by four Woolgrowers Auxiliary ladies
last week. They visited woolen mills
in Portland and vicinity.
The foursome included Mrs. Harry
Roberts, state president and Mrs.
at 8 p. m. All members are urged
to attend. Each lady is asked to
!bring one dozen cookies, Earl
Dooley, ma~ter, announced.
i iii
GOLF LUNCHEON
Mrs. Charles Dudley will ~be
hostess at the women's golf club
h, ostess at the women's golf club
begin at 12:45.
3-B SEWING CLUB
The 3-B Sewing club met at the
home of Mrs. He,yard Norris last
Will Roberts, national vice-president, Thursday. Everyone spent an enjoy-
both of Yakima, Mrs. Clell Lung, a~ble afternoon and enjoyed a dell-
president of the Presser unit and cious lunch. This Thursday, June 6,
Mrs. Jesse Imrie, president of the
looal unit.
Every firm seemed anxious and
willing to have their plants inspect-
ed and a guide was provided, who
explained all the processes. In some
of the plants, a great deal of mach-
inery is idle, due to the condition of
the wool market ~nd "the season. No
two mills seemed to be concerned
about competition for one mill speci-
alized in blankets, another in woolen
goods and another in yarns.
The ladies spent three days visit-
ing woolen mills, carding and mat-
tress companies, weavering and dy-
ing companies, storage plants and
stores where woolen articles were
sold. They followed the process that
wool is taken through from the raw
state to the finished article. They
watched girls make the little woolen
animeJs that were sold by the local
unit last year during Christmas sea-
son.
In another mill they saw the weav-
ing of beautiful blankets with de-
signs woven in by a pro~ess compar-
ed to the way a player pl~no oper-
ates. I.t was an educational trip and
the ladies considered their three days
well spent.
GRANGE TO MEET
oldendale Grange number 49
w'ill meet in regular se~ion June 8
the club will meet at the home of
Mrs. Ray Schuster.
EASTERN STAR
Evergreen Chapter number one,
Order ~f Eastern Star,will hold a
stated communication %Vednesday,
June 12. Thi~ will be (~bserved as
Adah's night. Our present Adah
and past Adahs will be honored.
May Root, Sec'y.
P. E. 0. CHAPTER VISITS
Members of the Yakima chapterI
of the P. E. O. will be guests of the
Goldendale sisterhood F~iday after-
noon. The group will visit the Mary-
hill Museum. Following the trip
throug.h the Museum they will be
served tea at the Meadow Lark Inn.
ill
LADIES AID PLAI
BIG RUMMAGE SALE
Members of the Ladies Aid of the
Goldendale Methodist church will
hold a rummage sale in the annex
Friday and Saturday of this week.
All proceeds from the sale will
go into the organization's church
fund. Mrs. Bruce Spalding is in
charge of arrangements f.or the sale.
LATTER DAY SAINTS
R R. Harem, Superintendent
Kllckitat, Washington
Sr,nday school 10:00 a. m.
club rooms at Klickttat.
In
HOLY TRINITY CATHOLIC
CHURCH
Rev. Patrick S. Lyons, Pastor
Save on Wizard
S : EETS
50c
wh~ally low price[ Snowy
Ite. 81" x 99"..Jl~
Big Savings On
Stock up on sturdy Belle Isle
muslin at this saving price! 36"
Bleached. 39" Unbleached.
For Fireside---Vanity Tables
1.00
You'll find these colorful, sturdy
hassocks perfect for living room,
bedroom, porch and beach.
They axe covered in washable,
long-wearing simulated leather,
and are 11" high. Round or square
A real value at this low price! !
Nation.Wide
Sturdy, firmly wov-
en sheets of smooth
soft texture.
wash beautifully!
81" x 99"
81" x 108". ........... 79e
Cases
Durable l~ation-~gide !
w~ve
Soft firm
Value! Terry Bath
TOWELS
Brighten your b~tthroom!~ [m
Colorful, thick be.th tow-~r~[[
sis in block patternslg-I~lF
Large !
Embroidered
Pmow Cases
Lovely, smooth white pillow cases
with the words "Mr. and Mrs."
or "His and Hers" carefully em-
broidered on them in color.
Kitchen Towels
Brightly hued cotton kit-
chen towels that will"
make your dtshes shine!
Long wearing!
J. 0. PINNEI~ O4P., lNe.
Venco
Smooth sheets f o
many washings
real hard wear!
Cases .............. 22¢
Belle Isle
lOc
Very low priced --- yet sturdy
end durable!
Large creamy laceI
cloths in gay designs, l'O0
Big Bargain
Low Priced!
Bright, easily washed A/I
cotton crash 35" x 35"~I ~C
cloth with 4 matching-l'~
napkins.
Schedule of Messes
First, Third and Fifth Sandays 9
a. m.
St. Mary's E~hurch, Wishvam, First,
Third end Fifth Sundays, 11 a. m.
GRACE LUTHERAN :CHURCH
Klickitat, Washington
Eugene R. Schr~mm, pa~tor
Sunday school ........................... 9:30 a. m.
Regular service ..................... 10:30 a. m.
"We preach Christ and Him Cru-
cified."
CHURCH OF CHRIST
V. T. Smith, minister
Bible study ............................................. 10:00
Sermon ......................................................... 11 : 00
Imrd's Supper ...................................... 11:50
Evening service .................................... 8:00
Wednesday evening service ......... 8:00
Ladies Bible study Friday ............ 2:30
"And to you who are troubled
rest with u~, when the Lord Jesus
shall be revealed from heaven with
his mighty angels, in flaming fire
taking vengence ,on them that know
not God, and that obey not the
gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ." 2
These. 1: 7-8.
ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH
v. J. Gardner, pastor
Sunday school ........................ 10:00 a. m.
Morning worship ................. 11:00 a. m.
Missionaries from Poland will be
in charge of the morning and eve-
ning service.
Evangelistic service ............ 7:45 p. m.
The missionary services are con-
tinuing every night this week..Mov-
ing pictures ~vill be shown of .their
work in Poland. Everyone is wel-
come to these meeetings. The meet-
ings will close Sunday night, June
9.
Don't mlsu the ,opportunity to
hear these interesting speakers and
also to see the pictures.
"You're always welcome!"
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Centerville, Wash.
Opal B. Wiidanen, pasbor
Lord's Day Services
10:00 Bible school.
11:00 Lord's Supper and Sermon.
7:15 C. E. societies meeting
8:00 Song s~rvice and sermon
We~ek Day Service
8:00 V~redneaday Bible study un-
less otherwise announced.
Beginning next Sunday Vernon
Becks, a student pastor from the '
NorthWest Christian College in Eu-
gene, will supply during the leave
of ab~sence granted; the present
pastor until the first of September.
"Forsake not the assembling of
yourselves together as the custom
of some is."
Washington
Thursday, June 6,
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
C. E. Hanes, pastor
Church Vacation Bible school
openu Monday, June 10 and closes
Friday, June 21. Bible study, sing-
ins, craft work, picnics, games, all
combined to make a happy and
profitable time for all who attend.
Any and all boys and girls are wel-
come. Ages five years to 14 years.
School sessions 9:00 to 11:45 Mon-
days to Fridays.
10:00 a. m. Sunday regular Bible
school session.
11:00 a. m. Morning worship and
preaching service. Note--It is ex-
pected that Mr. C. L. Ledbetter of
Elleneburg, dean of the Mountain
Air B. Y. P. U'. Assembly will be
present t,o address both the Bible
school and church congregations on
~Sunday, June 9, relative to this
years mssembly.
7:00 p. m. The B. A. U.; B. Y.
P. U. ; and Junior-Intermediate
r Union will meet in separate sessions
i for dev.otional meetings.
8:00 p. m. An evangelistic service
ill ,~ong and sermon.
8:00 p. m. Thursday, prayer
meeting.
THE METHODIST CHURCH
C. J. Hall, minister
SUNDAY SERVICES: 10:00 a. ]
m., Sermon; a request sermon-- [
"Green Pastures and Still Waters."i
7:00 p. m., Young People meet.
Thi,~ is "Homecoming" day for the
i church--everybody out!
[ WEI~KDAY ACTIVITIES:
Tuesday, 8:00 p. m., Prayer meet-
ins; Wednesday, 2:30 p. m., Ladies
~_id meeting. 8:00 p. m., Choir prac-
tice, special. Friday, Women's Mis-
sionary meeting at the home of
Mds. Davies; Topic: "The World Mr. and Mrs. Keith
Chri,stian Family and Adult Educa-San Francisoo, arrived in
tion." __ _ dale /vIonday to spend two
Read the classified ads. tf vacation here.
SU
50c PEPSODENT ANTISEPTIC
TWO BOTTLES FOR ........................
10c CASHMERE BOUQUET SOAP
3 BARS and LOTION .......................
25c TEEL LIQUID DENTRIFICE
Plus 10c BOTTLE TEEL . : ..................
20c COLGATE TOOTH PASTE
TWO TUBES ..............................
CASHMERE BOUQUET TALCUM
TWO LARGE TINS .......................... |
25c PALMOLIVE SHAVE CREAM
TWO LARGE TUBES .......................
75c NOXZEMA CREAM
FOR ONLY ................................
50c PABLUM
FOR ONLY ..... : ..........................
5c COLGATE PERFUMED SOAP
6 BARS FOR ...............................
$1.00 MARVELOUS MATCHED
MAKE-UP KIT ..............................
Always a Registered Pharmacist in Charge
The EXTRA pennies you save here,
there, everywhere throughout our
market are like interest added to a
savings account. Our method of op-
eration assures them to you. We buy
many foods direct, eliminating in-
between profits, and we pass the sav-
ings along to you! See how much YOU
can save this weekend by taking your
pick of the big bargains in our mam-
moth displays of quality foods.
Standard Oil FLY SPRAY, pint can 25@; qt.
TOMATOES, Emporium s. p. gt. 2 Vz can .....
KERR LIDS, 2 dozen .....................
Cream White SHORTENING, 3 lb. can
Seaport KRAUT, fancy large can ..........
DEVILED MEAT, 3 cans .................
BROOMS, Special ........................
PALMOLIVE SOAP, 3 bars ...............
CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP, regular size bar ....
CUDAHY. And BREAKFAST ,SAUSAGE
SUPER SUDS, concentrated, blue .....
PEETS GRANULATED, ]ge. pkg .....
Kelloggs CORN FLAKES, lge. pkg ..... 9¢
Dependable FLOUR, 49 lb. sack ...... $1.,49
Sunu Gold FLOUR, 49 lb. sack ...... $1.29
Bell Ripe OLIVES, tall cans, 2 for .....
North Star Filet SARDINES, can .....
White King Granulated SOAP, lge. pkg. 27'
Reliance PECTIN, bottle ............
JELLY GLASSES, tall or squat, dozen
West Best COFFEE, 2 lbs ........... 45¢
Big Value COFFEE, 2 pounds .......
:as - ns =
Seaport, Silco and Seaport, 303 cans
C
m
White King Granulated SOAP, giant .
White King Toilet SOAP, 3 bars .....
POWDERED SUGAR, 3 lbs .........
TOMATOES, Puree No. 2 can ........
1 PKG. FREE WITH 2 PKGS.
RED COLOR, 1 oz. bottle ............
Almond EXTRACT, 1 oz. bottle .......
CANDY BARS, 3 for ................
Fairway COFFEE, 2 pounds .........
PURITAN
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONL
Fresh, Tender
BEETS, 3 bunches ......10c
Small Green
ONIONS, bunch " .. Ic
Large, Crisp
RADISHES, bunch ...... lc
Improved Clark Canning
STRAWBE ,RI crate 1.29
PHONE
272
Cottage CHEESE, pt ....
BOLOGNA, lb ..........
STEAK, lb ......
SIDE BACON, Ib ........
lb .....
$2 ORDERS DELIVERED FREE WITHII
CITY LIMITS OF GOLDENDALE