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- ' I june Bride Of
lldred VandeVanter daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. marl Jackson, of Gold- L'~I • TT/'o!l.
endale, bece~me the bride of Leo! neryl WilliS
Jackson, of North Bend, Wash., early[
GOI~F BRE.~KFAST
The Women's Golf club will serve
breakfast at the clubhouse Friday
morning at 8:00 o'clock. This is theHOLY TRINITY CATHOLIC
second breakfast scheduledby the CHURCH
club this season. Rev. Patr, ick S. Lyons, Pastor
BABY BOY BORN TO Schedule of Messes
MARYHILL PARENTS First, Third and Fifth Sundays
MARYHIIJ_,--(Special)---,Mr. anda. m.
THE GOLDENDALE SENTINEL G01dendale, Washington
KLICKITAT ENJOYS
FIREWORKS DISPLAY
KLICKITAT, July 7--Greetings
folks! You've probably all heard
that old adage about no news being
good news. As far as we can find out
nothing spectacular has happened
9 this week except that one of the
town pranksters put one of those
this month in a marriage ceremony Back early this week from a wed-
performed at the home of Mr. and ding trip to Oregon where Mr. and
Mrs. Loris Baker in North Bend.
Mr. Jackson is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank L. Jackson, of the Wood-
land community. He is employed by
the Weyerh~user lumber company of
North Bend.
Both the bride and bridegroom are
well known in Goldendale. They l
were members of the Goldendale
high school senior class of 1930. Mr•
and Mrs. Jackson are now at home
to friends in North Bend.
GETS APPOINTMENT
Virginia Norris, president of the
Goldendale Business and Profession-
al Women's club, this week received
notice t~aat she has been appointed
chairman of state publications by
the B.P.W. organization. In this
position she will have charge of pro-
motional work for the club's state
and national publications.
PICNqC ON ]FOURTH
The annual Finnish picnic was
held on Bowman creek last Thurs-
day, July 4. Those present included:
Mr. and Mrs. William Scott and fam-
ily, Mr• and Mrs. Peter Anderson,,
and Leona and Virgil, Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Wilson and family, 2¢Ir. and
Mrs. Wal,ter Ahola, Mr. and Mrs.
,Herman .Hotkka and family and John
Lahti.
KEEP YOUNG AND
BEAUTIFUL...
It's Your Duty! • • . And our
duty to make you beautiful!
MAKE AN APPOINTMENT
St. ~ary's Church, Wishr~m, First,
Mrs. Wintfred Geer are the parents Third end Fifth Sundays, 11 a. m.
of a baby son born June 25.
Mrs. Sheryl Willis, whose marriage] Mary:hill people who attended the
was an event of Wednesday morn-] weddin~ of Hugo Wedgwood and GRACE T,UT]~ERAN CHURCH
ing, June 26, in ~he Holy TrinitY[Helen Plassas were Mr. and Mrs. Klickitat, Washington
Catholic church of Goldendale. The] Goes and children, Mrs. Clair Blan- Eugene R. Schraa~m, praetor
bride is the former Ellen Hector, l chard and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William[Lester Robison, Mr. and Mrs. A~her Sunday school ........................... 9:30 a. m.
Regular service ..................... 10:30 a. m.
Hector of Number Six, and the bride- and Stanley Mr and Mrs Bates
groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and 'Mrsl I)olph and family "We preach Christ and Him Cru-
cified."
J. H. Willis of Goldendale.
Father Patrick S. Lyons officiated
at the morning service. Given in max-
riage by her father, the bride wore
a long gown of White silk net trim-
have moved to the Museum•
Mrs. A~her took her grandson-to
his home in Vancouver Friday ant
returned Monday•
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Robison
spent Sunday on a fishing trip.
Mrs. Hugo Wedgwood has been
quite ill the past week. She is stay-
Ing at the Pla~sas home until she is
able to be about.
CHURCH OF CHRIST
V. T. SmitJh, minister
THE MFdrHoDIST CHURCH
C. J. Hall, minister
SUNDAY ~ERVICES: 10:00 a. m.,
Church school. 11:00 a. m., Sermon
reed wit~ matching ri~bbon• Her floor-
length veil was caught to her head
with a halo of white sweet peas and
her flowers were pink Ophelia rose-
buds and white sweet peas.
Mr and Mrs Early and family
.Miss June Hector, cousin of the • • "He Leads Me in the Paths of Righte-
were up from Portland for a few
bride, wa~ her only attendan,t, wear- ousness•" The Intermediates go to
Mountain Air Institute next week.
days at their farm
ing a floor length gown of powder • Tl~MPERANCE INFORMATION:
blue crepe with a juliet cap of silver, Miss Muss Geer, of Goodnoe Hills,
r ink and white visited her brotherBert Geer and Some suggestions for modern, n, stu-
and a co sage of p i"
,.t w re Saturday dots;
sweet peas. ~eorge Willis, brother or
..... The families o£ Goes Ba~bcock, (1) What is the e'ffect of alcohol
the orlaegroom, was vest man. " h
r~s or, McCann, McDonald Peck on the efficiency of l~bor, on insur-
Following the church., service. ',/Dol-hp ann ....... ~rs• ~ert ~eer :nan'" picmc~' ance rates, and on taxation?
friends and~ relatives of the coupte lunch on ........ (3) The sociologist schould study
i ~ne sen.el lawn tne ~'our-
were bidden to a reception ~t the Jth The oun folks s-on~ ~h "" the relationship between alcohol and
• Y g p ~ t e azter-
home of the bride's parents, where ~, noon swimmin
buffet luncheon was served on the[ Mr an-'" g'-- crime, poverty, degeneracy, family
• u ~ars. y'rank Bowman vie- life, religion, recreation, public
lawn. They are now at home to their [ted Mr. and Mrs. Loyd McDonald at health and a bank account.
friends at the M~Klllip ranch "in the Junction Mondoy evening. (3) How much of PWA wages in
Mrs. Charles Cries, of Vancouver Washington ~o for liquor? What per
was a caller at the Asher :home be- ;ent of the traffic accidents in
tween trains Tuesday. Klickitat are alcol~l induced? HoW
~rhe Aahers bought an 01dam, bile rain°re get their liquor?
Number Six.
~Several showers and parties have
honored the bride, who is widely
known in (~ldendale. She attended
school here and was gredua, ted from
Goldendale high school.
GRANGE WILL MEET
G~ldendale Grange No. 49 will
meet in regular session Saturday,
July i3 at 8 p. m. Reports from the
State Grange convention will be
given at this time. Each lady is ask-
from Kaiser-Rob[son of Goldendale. (The WaShington Temperance
Mr. McDonald was a business Asociation, Inc., Seattle, Wmsh., can
visitor in The Dalles Monday. help the student find the answer to
A lady anti her two daughters these questions.)
arrived last week from Seattle to
Fourth of July bon~bs that you wire
onto spark plugs in your reporter's
car. The thing acted acoording to
the results promised on the package.
We, of course, d~splayed our usual
aplomp in a situation of that type.
You, no doubt, are palpitating to
know where everyone went for the
holiday so we ~on't leave you in
suspense another minute .....
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bertch and
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Chamberlain
went camping up in the Mount
Adams country. You must see the
nice sun, burn Mrs. Berteh bpought
home!
Lud Monroe, A1 Zeulsdorf and
Harold Cox went camping in the
Mount Adams district as did the
Chuck Coolidge and Ray Gardner
Bessie, Bob, Douglas and Howard
Bratton, Ralp;h Hallyburton, Alvin
0veracre and Ruth Mcgee all spent
the holiday at the ~allyburton
ranch, picnicking.
We d,on't know whether the Neils,
gchmidt or Rathert families should
get the credit for t~he grand display
of fireworks up on the hill the eve-
ning of the Fourth, but they cer-
tainly did brighten up tl~ings f,o;
the "stay at homes."
Mr• and Mrs. V. F. Toomey and
l the Lester Jones' of W~hite Salmon,
t went camping over the Fourth.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Williams, of
Mowich, Oregon, spent several days
in flick[tat visiting with their
I friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Huntington
f spent several days visiting with
' Rem Huntington.
Mr• and Mrs. Paul McEwen and
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Monroe spent
Thursday in The Dalles. Mr. and
Mrs• W. C. Hubbord, Mr. and Mrs.
Bennett and Elms Heiser also spent
Independence Day in The Dalles.
(We are getting tired of calling it
"the F.ourth," you notice.)
families. Mr. and Mrs. A1 Craft and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Inor Westlund and and Mr. and Mrs~ Herman Wichman
family went to Chiloquin, Oregon,all ~oasted to ll~e beach for that
Mr. and Mrs. Verne Modin to Portlday we've been speaking about.
land and the Carl Coolidgesto Miss Eva Millerop did a very com-
Hillsboro, Oregon. mendable turn of baby minding for
Some folks don't think the grass several days this week.
on the other side of the fence isSo long, folks, we'll send you a
greenest. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Sharpe, sea shell from the beach. Maybe!
TODAY !
Phone 1413
Shipp's Barber
make their home at the Alvau farm CHURCH OF CHRIST
Gone Alvau ~ent to Vancouver Centervllle, Wash.
over the l~ourt'h. Vernon Becks, pastor
Mrs. V. J. Gardner, of Goldendale,
ed to .bring one dozen cookies.
S~ARTS BARBER SHOP
Martin Cahill, formerly of Golden-
dale, this week leased the CheWer
Kincaid shop at Lyle. Cahill plans ¢o
start operation of his barber shop
Frid6y. He is the son of Mr. and
visited at the Plassas h~,me Tuesday. Bible school 10:00 a. m.
The 4-H club boys met last week Sermon, The New Testament
at the home of Richard Goes. MissChurch (It's Divine Officials).
Brondt, of Goldendale, attended andEvening service, 9:00. Sermon,
Mrs. James Peck was appointed "The Intermediate State."
leader for the boys. This Monday Mid-week Bible study, Thursday
night they met at the Dolph home 8:00 p. m.
home and next Mon~lay's meeting "And even if our G~ospel is veil-
Mrs. Eel Cahill, of Goldendale. will be at Mrs. Peck's home. ed, it is veiled in them that perish;
in whom the god of this world hath
inng." II C~r. 4: 3,4.
Be sure and listen to Arehie Word
Sunday evening at 9:30 over KWJJ.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
C. E. Hanes, pastor
5 Year Guarantee
Against Moth Damage!
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Buy NOW at LOW July
Prices! Ask about our Blanket
Lay-Away Club---you can take
longer to pay at NO EXTRA
COST! Come today !
All Wool!
BLANKETS
Soft, springy wool
Firm, strong under"
10:00 a. m. Bible school. Clinton
Groves, supt. Separate class rooms;
departmental work for beginners,
primary, junior, intermedi~te and
young peoples classes. Consecrated
teachers, who are seldom absent
f~om the class sessions. Can you
think of a better way to spend an
hour on Sunday morning than to
attend one of these class sessions? If
not, come join us in Bible study.
11:00 a. m. Morning worhip and
preaching service.
7:00 p. m. Three separate groups
consisting ¢,f adults, young people,
and a combined junior-intermediate
age, which meet regularly each
Sunday evening with a total aver-
age attendance of about 50 present.
You are invited to find a place in
one or other of these groups•
8 p. m. Evangelistic service in
song and sermon.
8 p. m• Thursday prayer meeting.
Remember Mountain Air B. Y. P.
U. assembly meets July 30 to Aug.
6.
Come worship and serve with us.
There is a welcome here•
ICE OREAM SOCIAL
The Methodist Epworth League is
You don't nave to search for Savings at DEPEND-
ABLE STORES. The biggest bargains are right
at hand.., on every hand.., displayed for quick,
easy selection. Just take your pick . . . choosing
exactly what you need.., filling your entire food
order for less. It's a grand way to shop--pleasant
•.. practical.., profitable.
Thursday, July 11
Values Effective Friday, Saturday and Monday
CHEESE, pound .......... 18c
Cascade.
Pancake Flour, 9 8 10 lb. bg. 49c
Sperrys
GRAPENUTS, 2 pkgs ..... 25c
POTATO CHIPS ......... 29c
Nalleys, 16 ounce package
Large Tilton
APRICOTS, ap. box. 65c
Young, Boysen, Logan
BERRIES, crate .... $1.19
Local Red
Skamania P. U. D.
Seeks
RASBERRIES, cte. $1.49
Substantial assistance would
given Public Utility District No.
in Skamania county by the
Projects Administration through
WPA project approved yesterday
Carl W. Smith, state WPA
istrator. Smith informed I~rr~
Card, chairman of the board of
missioners, that the project had
forwarded to Washington, D. C.
final review.
Under the prop.sea project
crews would clear 26 miles of
of-way, dig pole holes, place
and string wires. The project
for clearing .38 acres, placing
poles" and installing 33
and 85 meters. The district to |
served by the new transmission
is at present without electrical
vice.
! WPA would allocate $20,475
labor on the project ~nd the
Utility district would provide $~
316 in materials, equipment
ORDERS TAKEN FOR FUTURE
DELIVERY
In spite of rising costs.., the same low 1939 price! Fluffy,
virgin wool ! Lovely solid colors--bath deeptones and pastels l
Rich binding of 4" rayon satin[ Size 72" x 84"! You must
see these to believe them!
Fruits and Vegetables
Firm Ripe
Tomatoes, pound ........ 5c
Large 36 Jumbo
Cantaloupes, each ..... 7V2c
weave for durabfl, giving an ice cream social Saturday, Large Arizona
tty! 5" rayon satin July 13, at 7:3~0. eDlicious home-
3
for
1
0c
oo.o...~"~ ca. made ice cream, cake and coffee will]! .. ave,ru,, .. ......
be served• The public is cordially in-I~ Large Juice
Lady Illington* vlted to attend. Please order in ad- Oranges, each . . lc
re.nee the pints or quarts of ice • •
Pure Wool! Reversible cream, for delivery after six p. m.
WARMTH AND BEAUTY UNSURPASSED
AT 'THIS PIUCE! Not less than 2~ wool!
Rich colors! Jacquards! Size 72" x 84".
4" rayon satin blndingl
BLANKETS
quard designsl Solid
colors! ~-pr.
BLANKETS
Saturday. rim place your order please
call Ida Louise Vincent or Frances
Lawson.
pervision.
I. O. O. F. M~EETING
Members of the Goldendale I.
O• F. lodge will meet Saturday
ning, July 13 for specie,l d
work. Initiatory work will be
during the evening.
Palmolive SOAP, bar •
Peets GRANULATED, lge. pkg...
SUPER SUDS, Blue con., large ...
North Star DOG FOOD, 2 lb. pkg.
Kel. CORN FLAKES, giant pkg.
Kelloggs SHRED WHEAT, lge .....
Std. Oil FLY SPRAY, gallon .....
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Font.n,
Ernest Roe and Mrs. Ralph Fenton
returned Tuesday from Yakima
wher they spent the day with Ralph
Fenton who is now convalescing
from an operation on his leg for the
removal of a .22 bullet. His condi-
tion is reported to be good.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fry will leave
~aturday for Seattle Where they will
take passage on a ship for a two
weeks cruise ¢o Juneau and Skag-
way, Alaska.
~erald Robertson left Thursday
morning for .Ohio where he will take
delivery on eL new school bus.
Reed and Use The Sentinel Want
Ads. They get results, tf
BACON, lb ...... 16c
COTTAGE CHEESE pt. 10c
Sanitary Waxed Cartons
Heifer Beef ROAST, lb.. 19c
Choice Blade Cuts
Gerber's BABY FOOD, 2 cans ....
Gerber's DRY CEREAL ........
PABLUM, large pkg ............ 39d
West Best COFFEE, pound ......
Big Value COFFEE, 2 lbs ........
Fairway COFFEE, 2 lbs .........
Dependable SPINACH, can ......
DILL PICKLES, quart jar ......
Sup. SALAD DRESSING, qt .....
Sup. SANDWICH SPREAD, qt..
Snowflake
SUGAR, 100 lb.
Powdered Sugar, 3 lbs... 17c
Kerr Jar Lids, 2 doz ..... 17c
Mason Jar Caps, doz .... 19c
Reliance Pectin, 3 for.... 29c
BLANKETS
Doles Crushed PINEAPPLE, No. 10 can
Doles Crushed PINEAPPLE, 2 ½ can .. 195
Reliance FRUIT COCKTAIL, 2 for ...
FLAVOR AID, 3 pkgs ...............
Dep. FLOUR, 24 ½ lb. sack ..........
Sun Gold FLOUR, 24 Vz lb. sack ....... 63@
White King GRANULATED, gt. pkg...4$
Van Camps TOMATO SOUP ..........
PEANUT BUTTER, Seaport, 2 lb. jar..
Silk TOILET TISSUE, 3 rolls.
Bright.Hued Indian 4.98
Designs and Color.
ful Plaids ! [ ea.
A coast-to-coast favor•
ire ! ~rith flower.
basket design in cent.
or!
*Exclusive with Penney's
Hard-to-Equal Values!
Soft n~p! Strong A
weave! Rayon taffet~
l
binding! ~ wool!
HAM, Ib ......
LARD, pound ......... 7 /f
Assorted Lunch Meats
PRICED RIGHT