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THE GOLDENDALE SENTINEL--Goldendale, Washington
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' ' county. Fifty-four were in attend-I'qtJ'_L_*____
I SOCIAL /If"TlfZlTIE"C . ance. Those going from here inclnd-]|al~l.msa Valley
J"~ ~ J[ ~[ V I I J[/ "~l~ "" ed Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fenton; Mr.
Cities Visited
GOLF BREAKFAST
MDs. Z. O. Brooks and Mrs. F. J.
Sleeper will be hostesses at the
W'omen's golf club breakfast this
Friday. Breakfast ~,ill be served at
the clubhouse at 8:30 Friday morn-
ing. Persons planning to attend are
asked to notify the hostesses.
MEET AT MUSEUM
Members of the Dakota States
Society, of Portland, met at the
Maryhill Museum last Sunday for
their annual gathering. Officers of
.the group who attendedwere: Her-
man Holland, president; Mrs.
Signa Bishop, secretary; F. A. Vod-
den, treasurer; and Jay E. Myers,
past president. W,hile there the
group inspected the Maryhlll Mu
scum.
i,i I
AUXILIARY GROUP
TO MEET AT
Auxiliary number 62 met at the
DON'T LET THE HEAT
home of Mrs. Helena Danielson, Fri-
day, August 16, 1940. Mrs. Mabel
Cooper, the newly elected president,
presided over the meeting.
All Auxiliary meetings hereafter
~will be held at the Parish hall. The
next meeeting is soheduled for Sep-
tember 6 at 8:00 p. m. Refresh-
monte were served following the
meeting.
NEWL HONORED
AT RECEPTION HERE
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Klatt en-i
tertained a group of friends and
relatives Sunday evening, Aug. 18
in honor of Mr. and Mrs. James
Brazelton. The important feature of
the evening was the cutting of a
large angel food cake which was
decorated with a ~mall bride ant
groom. Mr. and Mrs. Brazelton were
married a~t the Methodist parson-
age the evening of August 17. The
Rev. C. J. Hall officiated.
Mrs. Henry Klatt, daughter of
Che bride, and Alva Brazelton, son
of the groom, acted as matron of
honor and best man. Other friends
and relatives present to witness t~he
ceremony were: Mrs. Earl Seitzin-
ger, Dannie Seitzinger, Angle War-
GET YOU DOWN
can be level- all summer ren, Henry Klatt, Charles Klatt
You y iici,ty Marshal W. W. Lear and Night
• lt Marshal, Frank Hamllik.
long by getting a smart |[ Mrs. Brazelton is the former
Maidie Walker and is well kno~vn
permanent that defies heat
Phone 1413
in Goldendale and vicinity.
Mr. Brazelton is Croldendale's city
water st~perintendent.
ATT] rl} DAY REUNION
Several families from Goldendale
attended bhe eighth annual reunion
c~f the pioneer Day family, held
Sunday at Louisville park in Clark
Shipp's Barber
and Beauty Shop
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R. E. MINER, Goldendale, Washington
Satisfaction Guaranteed Or Your Money Back
and Mrs. Martin Van Aelst and
daughter Martina; Mrs. Thurman
Ward and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brown
and their family. Going from Wish-
ram were Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Fen-
ton and from Btngen Mr. and Mrs.
Ronald Faulkner.
D&N'CE POSTPONED
Owing to illness the regularly
s~heduled dance at Blockhouse this
Saturday evening has been postpon-
ed. The next regular Saturday night
dance at Blockhouse will be on Sep-
te~ber 7. A special Labor Day dance
sponsored by the Goldendale local
9-58 of the Plywood and Box Shook
Workers Union will b~ held M(mday
evening, Sept. 2. The Goldendale
union has invited all mem~bers of
other union organizations in the
county to attend.
By Rodeo Queen
A hard riding band of Klickitat
cowboys led by Queen Virginia
VanHoy and her five Jam~boree
princesses took Yakima by storm
last Thursday as they paraded up
and down the business street of the
valley city advertising the rodeo to
be held here Sept. 6-8.
Twelve men~bers of t~he Gohien-
dale group were mounted on horses
and the balance rode in automobiles
down the streets of Yakima. George
Klein with the G~ldendale Meat
company sound car accompanied the
3arade and told Yakima people of
the thrills in store for persons at-
tendi~.g the big rodeo here.
While in Yakima Queen Virginia
called on Mayor Ed Riley, presented
day at the Troutdale, Oregon A. C.
camp meeting.
Miss Edith Gunkel has a position
in the post office at Yakima.
Mrs. Goes, and Richard and Mary
Goes drove to Newberg Saturday
for a week's vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Robison at-
tended the show in Goldendale Mon-
day night.
The Minifred Geer family moved
away last week.
Mrs. Asher ,has her grandson,
Billy Farr at her home this ~veek.
Mrs. Clair Blanchard visited her
Thursday, August 29,
CROFTON PRAIRIE SEWING
CLUB HOLDS MEETING
The Sewing club members enjoy-
ed a pleasant Tuesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Sue Morehead in
Goldendale. The afternoon was spent
sowing and visiting. Refreshments
were served to Mesd~anes R. Densley,
Thee Franz, Gee. Kraus, Glen Cur-
tis, Mary Ritzschke, J. Clary, A.
~uhrman, E. Counts, L. Freer, J.
Doughty, H. Freer and Miss Ethel
Baker.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Darland and
daugtvter returned home M.onday ev-
ening after spending a weeks re.ca-
tion at the coast.
Miss Judith Wedar and Arthur
Brock, of Great Falls, Montana, were
visitors at the Glen Curtis home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Densley and son
spent Wednesday in Ya.kima.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Coun~ts and son,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Groves, of Gold-
endale, spent Sunday huckleberrying
and fishing near Mr. Adams.
N,o~ 5 1
In the Superior Court of the State of
Washington in and for Klickitat
County.
(In Probate t
In the matter of the Consolidated
,l,X~:ates of Artimus D. Mason and
Cora E. M~Lson, formerly husband
and wife, and Both Deceased.
cPublic notice is hereby given that
the undersigned has heretofore been
nominated and appointed Executor
of the estate of Ai'timus D. Mason,
deceased, and Administrator of the
estate of C,o~*a E. Mason, deceased,
and has duly quail, fled. and is now
acting as such; and notice is hereby
further given requiring all persons
having claims against Artimus D.
Mason and Celia E. Mason, formerly
husband and wife, and now both
decea.sed, or either of them, or
against t,heir estates, to serve
the same on the undersigned
Executor and Administrator, or
his attorney of record, at the
place herein specified, to-wit, at
the law offices of O. L. Boose, Central
Building, in the City of Sunnyside,
Yakima County, Washington, the
same being the place for the trans-
action of business pertaining to said
decedewts a.nd their said estate,s by
said Executor and Administrator, and
file said claims with the Clerk of
said Court, together with proof of
such service, within six mont.hs after
the date of the first publication of
this notice, to-wit, the 29th day of
August, 1940, .or the same will be
forever barred.
~htm ~vith a rodeo shirt and extend-
ed him a personal invitation to at-
tend the Jaxaboree in Goldendale.
The Goldendale delegation also
attended the meeting o~ the Opti-
mists elu~b in t.he Donnelly hotel.
Queen Virginia VanH~,y, the five
princesses, Mrs. Wayne Eddy, Ruth
Schuster, Helen Willis, Noreen Van-
deVanter and Ida Louise Vincent,
and George Klein all spoke over
radio station KIT. Queen Virginia
also sang two songs during the Jam-
boree program at the station.
While in Yakima Valley the Jam-
boree ,cavalcade visited T,o,ppenish,
Wapato and Sunnyside t~. advertise
the show. Those making the trip in
addition to the queen and five
princess included: Mr. and Mrs. E.
C. Kaiser, E. C. A1Hson, jr., J. S.
Hoagland, Klein, Jim Hall, Mrs. A.
L. Hall, Miss Grace Ritter, Mrs.
Harry Hall, Pat McEwen, Harry
sister, Mrs. Lester Robison Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. McDonald drove to
Berrian Monday for the day.
Mr. and Mrs. Tsuboti have a
couple of grandchildren visiting
them from Seattle.
Bert Gear, who was injured by a
fall sometime ago, i,s improving
slowly. His sister, Miss Musa Geer,
on business Sunday.
See MeKenzie*Hardware for Sher-
win-Williams Basul wheat treating
powder, better and cheaper than
copper carbonate. It-
S. F. Wnuk, county commissioner
from White Salmon, was in Golden-
dale on business Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Bradford, of
Lyle, were in Goldendale on busi-
ness Tuesday.
Virginia Lee, proprietor of the
Ginnie Lee Style shope, drove to
Yakima on business Monday.
Miss Helen Brondt, county home
demon,~tration agent, was in Wish-
ram Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Byrd Clark, of
Dalles,port, were in Goldendale on
business Monday.
Raymond Knight, of Lyle, was in
Goldendale on business Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gay and
two sons are vacationing at t~he
of Go.odnoe Hills. visited him last lbeach this week.
week. l Frank Clark, of the Vancouver
office of the state highway depart-
!ment, was in Goldendale on busi-
~ hess Tuesday.
i C.S. Halon, associate pathologist
i from the extension deparment at
i Pullman ~rill be in Goldepdale the
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Crooks and
daughter Harriet drove to Portland
"latter part of this week to investi-
gate smut conditions in the Num~ber
Four and Number gix areas.
Edgar H. Canfield, county
cuter, was in Spokane this weel~
o'fficial business. Mrs. Canfield
baby son are visiting in
at the home of her parents.
Mrs. John McEwen
Seattle Monday with her
M~i~s Mary McEwen who is now #
valescing from a recent major
ation she underwent at a
hospital. Mr. McEwen drove to
land to meet them.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Taylor
in Goldendale this week from
tle where he has been
summer school at the
Washington. They will live at
Dudley apartments ~his year.
Miss Helen May Bryan, of
tle, spent the past weekend i,n
enda~e visiting with friendS.
year she will teach at
Wash., high school. While hero
was a guest at bhe Alden
home.
.See McKenzie Hardware
win-Williams Basul wheat
powder, better and cheaper
copper carbonate.
L. E. McKee returned
from St. Martin's springs
spent two weeks vacationing.
ing his absence Melvin G.
pharmacist from Pullman,
at t,he drug sto,ro.
Dunn, Tom Richardson, Clark Cain,
Btll Morehead, Joe Abshier, jr.,
Frank Riley, Paul Davenport, Jim
McKenzle, Clarence l~hillips, and
Gll Ol~on.
BIRTHDAY DINNER You profit on your work only in the amount that you save
Mrs. Frank Stevens Monday en- from your pay. Our low, low prices increase your profit
tertained with a birthday dinner because they cut down your food bill --- the largest single
honoring her sister-in-law. Mrs. item of expense in the family budget. Shop here for all
Orrin E. Lee, of Coeur d 'hlene, your food needs for the Labor Day weekend and get con-
Idaho. vincing proof of the BIG SAVINGS that make YOUR
DEPENDABLE STORE the working man'§ friend.
Y.AStYKILL GOODWILL
0s. 1
MARY,,ILL -- (Special) -- Mrs.
Helen Barrett spent the weekend at
Oak Brook visiting her ,~on Harold
Barrett and family.
Mary and Catherine Plassas gave
a club dinner Friday evening. Miss :
Brondt wins a guest. '
Mr. and Mrs. McDonald spent ...... WHOLE ORHALF
theMr.weekendand inMrs.POrtland.Lester Robtson O * BACON SQUARE . , good quality, lb ............
droVeMrs.toAsherWishramandFridaYMrs. R.evening'L. Mc- •,, BEEF ROAST, choice heifer, blade cuts, lb .......
Donald entertained the Good,Will
• • James Henry
• • CHOICE VEAL
club last Thursday afternoon. The
club gave a kitchen shower for Mrs.
Loyd McDonald ~ho will keep house
in Pullman this fall. Out of town
guests were Mrs. D. M. Layman,
Mrs. B~ooks, Mrs. I. C. Robiso.n,
Dated at Sunnyside, W,~shlngton, Mrs. Frank Bowman and Mrs. Cecil
this 291th day of Au,gust, 1940. I Ward, all of Goldendale.
RALPH MASON, Executor of theI Mrs. Goes and children and Mrs.
Estate of Artimus D. Mason, de-] Asher attended the show in Gold-
ceased.
RALPH MASON, Administrator of endale Thursday night. CRACKER JACK, 3 packages ......... 10c
the Estate of Cora E. Mason, de-
ceased.
O. L. BOOSE, Attorney for Executor
and Admlntstra~tor of said Estates•
P. O,. Address: Sunnyside, Ya.kima
County, Washington. A29-812--
The 4-H climb hamburger beaoh
)arty last Friday night was well
attended and enjoyed by all. They
made $6.85 to help with their work
at the 4-H fair.
Byron and Haxriet Babcock,
Junior and O~ma Jones, Nita Buer-
attaz and .Stanley .&sher attended
the show in Croldendale Wednesday
night, and also Monday nivht.
Mrs Asher and Stanley drove to
Vancouver Saturday and spent Sun-
FOR.....
AL
Democratic Candidate for
Representative
16th District
Primary Election, Sept. 10th
Libbys Deep BROWN BEANS, 2 cans .. 19c
LIBBYS CANNED MEATS:
CORNED BEEF HASH, No. 1 can, 2.. 21c
CORNED BEEF, No. 1 can ......... 19c
DEVILED MEAT, 4 cans .......... 15c
VEAL LOAF, large can ........... 14c
POST TOASTIES, gt. pkg., 2 for . .13¢
Kerr APPLE BUTTER, tall cans ...... lOc
FLAVOR AIDE, Asstd flavors, 3 for.., lOc
Orange MARMALADE, 2 lb. jar ....... 25c
ReL GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, 46 oz. can .. 19c
HY PRO BLEACH, quart lOc; Vz gal. 19c
VINEGAR, pure cider, gallon ......... 15c
White King TOILET SOAP, 3 bars .... 14c
White King SOAP, large ............. 27c
White King SOAP, giant pkg .......... 44c
Large Danish
lb. pail .................
pound ...............
No. 21/2 tins
Dep. TEA, black or green, Vz lb. pkg...
Supreme SALAD DRESSING, qt ......
Supreme SANDWICH SPREAD, qt .....
Snowdrift SHORTENING, 3 lb. can...
Olympic Tiny Sifted PEAS, No. 2, 2 for
CUDAHY TANG, 2 cans ............
Cudahy Breakfast SAUSAGES, 2 for .
SODA CRACKERS, 2 lb. box
DRIFTED SNOW FLOUR, 49 lb. bag.
Dep. FLOUUR, free Gyro Plane, 49 lbs.
f
CHEESE, Kraft American, Brick
Pimento, Velveeta, etc. ½ lb ..........
West Best COFFEE, free Auto Gyro, lb.
Big Value COFFEE, pound ..........
Fairway COFFEE, 2 pounds ........
Seaport COFFEE, 1 lb. vacuum can...
HILLS, M. J. B. COFFEE, 1 lb. can ....
WHEATIES, KORN KIX, lge. pkg .....
Full Cream
Cascade
SQUASH, 2 for ....... .... 5c
Large Solid
Fresh Coast
CORN, dozen ..
Large Sunkist
LEMONS, dozen .......
NOrJi~ICE OF SHERII~'F'S SALE OF
RE.~L, ESTATE
Under Execution
Cause No. 5163
I.n the Superior Court of the State of
ashiugton, for Kli,okitat County.
Arthur I. Kruger, Plaintiff.
LETTUCE, 3 for ........ 10c
vs
H. O. Barnes ~=tnd'hora L. Barnes,
Husband.and wife, Defendants.
Under and by virtue of an execu-
tion issued ,out of and under ~he seal
of the Superior Cou~t of the State of
Washington, in and for said County,
on the 23rd day of August, 1940, up-
on a judgment rendered in said Court
on the 5th de.), of August, 1936, in
fay.or of Arthur I. Kruger and against
H. O. Barnes and ].~ora L. Barnes,
Husband and wife, judgment debtors
f.or ,the sum of One Hundred Eighty-
one and 66-1(~0 Dollars, together with
attorney's fees, interest, costs and in-
creased costs, emd to me directed and
delivered, I did on the 2:4th day of
August, 1940, levy ~pon all ~he
right, title and interest of said judg-
ment debtors in and to the following
described p~operty to satisfy said
judgment, to-wit:
The South Half of Lots Four and
Five in Block Seven of the Town of
Bingen, according to the recorded
plat thereof, located in the County
of Klickitat and St~te of Washington.
I~OW ~HII~,R:EFOP~E, NOTIC~E IS
t~EREBY CrI~IiIN, That on Saturday,
t~he 28th day of September, 1940, at
10 o'clock in the forenoon of said
day, I will sell the above described
property, or so much thereof as may
be necessary to satisfy said judg-
men,t, together with e.ttorney's fees,
interest, costs and increased costs,
in all amounting to the sum of Three
Hundred Twenty-nine and 34-100
Dollars.
Said sale will take place at the
front d.oor of the Court House at
C~oldendale in said County and St~Lte,
and will be at public auction, for
cash in hand to the highest and best
bidder.
Dated at Goldendale, Wash., this
24th day of August, 1940.
C. R. HOUSE~, Sheriff of said County.
By E~DWARiD K-~RG~, Deputy.
Aug. 29-$26t5--