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THE GOLDEN'DALE SENTINEL--Goldendale Washington
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All Aboard For A Big
We of the West Dependable
Stores are all for a big Golden-
dale celebration. It fosters com-
munity spirit. It advertises our
community. It's fun for every-
; x body. Go and have a good time.
WE'RE DOING OUR PART WITH
Prices that leave Money for your fun-
Centerv le Orange announce. CORRAL DUST
JIIII I I •
FAMILY REUNION KELD
Members of the Vincent family
held a reunion Sunday at the A. C.
Vincent home. Guests included Roy.
and Mrs. Hubert C. Vincent and
~wo daughters, Caret and Hermie, of
Spokane; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Kelley, and children Maida Joy and
Clarence Arthur, of Roosevelt; Mr.
and Mrs. Virgil Hall and their son
Vincent, of Goldendale; Fred Vin-
cent, of Goldendale; and the Misses
Arcia and Ida Louise Vincent,
daughters of Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
Vincent.
ul
BRIDAL SHOWER HELD
FOR BETTY LUMIJARVI
Miss Betty Lumijarvl, daughter of
Mr. and MrsI Martin Lumijarvi, was
guest of honor Wednesday afternoon
PRICES EFFECTIVE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9 AND 10 Aug. 31 at a beautifully appointed
bridal shower in the Frank Linden
PI 'Y "I ILI 5c,, home. Mrs. Linden and Mrs. Elmer
Baste were the hostesses. Several
. an 1 1 | delightful entertainment features
,,P = - -: -- =... = !.1 15c formade bhe afternoon most enJoyabletho nearly 70 guests. Mrs. Mar-
Durkees . • ilton poured at the attractively
Salad Aid, qt. jar .33c Pork & Beans, 2/2 cans 10c decorated refreshment table.
~Miss Lumijarvi Who Is soon to be-
Sunsweet Dependable come the bride of Walter F. Ham-
Prunes, 2 lb. box 15c Flour, 49 lb. sack $1.39 ilton, son of Mr. and Mrs. O. L
• • • ........... Hamilton, received many beautiful
Zee Sun Gold wnd useful gif, t~ e~pressing the good
Toilet Tissue, 4 rolls 15c Flour, 241/2 lb sack 59c wishes of the many friends and
.... • • ..... relatives of the young couple.
Jersey Our Favorite
---By The Committee---
Shoot, f olk~,~---I hmte to write bad
news, but I've just got to tell you
that those t~r~hma ~bulls ar~ coming
again. Run for the basement, if you
mu~,t, ,but don't miss the excitement.
We put ,the s~hc~w off so ~het the h~r-
vest would be over before ~hey start-
ed ~iewing the sights of ottr valley.
The new cor~Ms, ma~de of Klickitat'~
ftnest fir logs, ~re expected ¢o hold
thedn, however.
Mack Barber, who liv, e~ in Klamath
Falls, Oregon and spends his time
i chaperoning outlaw~bron~ ~r~und,
~he west cou~t, ~has already shipped
,the first of h~ bucker~ to Golden-
(~a,le, and plenty more are coming. He
has just finished the G~reSham show,
and now is ,~ngaged in furnishing
~rouble for tired cowboys at the big
show in Lakeview, Oregon.
Mn~ks p~r~icul~r pride and Joy iS
a mean hoes called 'StBaznbo~t,''"
whom lhe cla~m,s ~has never been r~d-
den. He ,lived u.p .to his ~oputation a~
C~resham, piling riders in short time.
He will be on h~nd this week ~aere.
C,o~t~cte~ ~t C~r'eaham l~t we~k,
by loOM comm~;t~teea~en, the top hand
riders and .Topers all declared ~h, ey
would enter ~t Goldenld~ale thle year.
The cowboys all like the looal Tildes,
emd :will !have a good word for tt, the
town, people ~r~d ~w~ys end up by
ways one of ,the specm~ar pe~s of
che show, and one that demands
~ team~work of th~ ~hazer and =hoxaes, aa
:well as stea)d~y nerve and v. quick eye
on ~he bulldogger.
An old timer in local rodeo, is one
who ct~.n ,remember ~tihe first bulldog-
ging event, when two soaxed and di-
minutive local steers w~lt'h imitation
'horns, trotted down the track. We
,have advanced a long way in the
quality of livestock ~lnce those early
dh~s, when the riders could knock
the sbe~r~ down v~hen they landed.
ADJd, w~hen Ihigh heel boots end the
Brahmas are ready, ,we-'ll be seeing
you.
Obituary I
Evelyn Ina Wedgwood was born
March 4, 1938, and passed away
Sept. 3, 1938 at the age of five
months and 30 days. She is survived
! by her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Everett Wedgwood and her twin
sister, Edna Marie; also her grand-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Klo-
ker, Mrs. Maude Wedgwood and
Wedgwood, besides a host of other
relatives..
"Like an angel she came to blem
our home
Till Jesus said "My dear lamb come'
Now she dwells in her home above
Where all is Joy and peace and love."
r Funeral services Were held Mon-
day afternoon, Sept. 5 at 2:00 p.
Thursday, September
DIES
D. Edward Lynch committed |
the Eastern Washington state
pital at Medical Lake died early
week, according to informatio~
ceived today by R. M. Spoon,
perior court clerk.
~tlLL BUSH
Painting, Paperhanging
Sign Work
Free l~stimates Phone
BEST QUALTY
IALS, plus prompt, nest
workmanship
At Reasonable Prices
Modern Shoe Sho
Bill ~r
I
.........
S--Bones oi mound build~
exhumed in Minne$0~a"
4--Morqan killed at Ba~_fl¢
of Greenville. Tenneef~"
1954.
~-Siqn treaty with Alq~
to ma'u~om Am~ P~
Pork & Beans, I lb. cans .6c Catsup, Ig. bottle 10c RES TS
........ STAOZ Bm REm0
Members of the Wylie family held
a reunion at Waucella park, near
1 North Bonneville last Tuesday.
"Dhose present for t~h~ a'eunion in-
= esse eluded:
~i ~liance Fresh Kermd D rt, 3 pkg... 10c Wylie)Mr' andandMrS.daughterEUgene KentThelma,(GraCeof
Egg Nooles, 1 lb. cello .. 15c Corn Meal, 10 lb. sack ... 29c ~attlo Creek, Michigan. Eight chin
White King Granulated drew of the late A. M. Wylie were
Soap, large pkg. ....... 29c Play Fai present with their families which
" DwogtFootd, 6 cans ........29c 'nclud°d Frank F" wylie and J" wll-
beT Wylie, of Seattle; Mrs. S. E.
White King
tSo ; Hornibrook and Mrs. Nannie J.
..... Toile ap, bar ........ . 5c C flee, lb .............. 25c tump, of Sunn Ido, Wash;
and Mrs. Jeff Smith, of North Ben-
Bailey s
Big Value neville; Mrs. J. M. Tuttle, of Port-
Oyster Soup, tall cans, 3 25c rP land; Mr. and Mrs. Tom A. Wylie,
Co ee, lb. ............. 19c of Walls w alia, Wash.; Mrs.. How-
: ~; ard Jakey and daughter, JOy, of
:: Quaker Oats, lg. pkg... 19c rai way
Val Vita Yak~ma; Mrs. Fran~ Aynes and
Tomato Sauce, 3 cam.. 10c Coffee, lb. .............. 15c two daughters from Monmouth,
• Peanut,,, Vutter'" Ore.; Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Huff and
1/2 lb. jar 19c son, of Spokane; Mr. and Mrs.
~; (For Syrup) _ Harry E. Smith and son, AI, of
Maple Mix, 5c pkg., 3 for 10c Soda Crackers, 2 lb. box. 19c Steve~on; M. S. L. Smith and son,
Ls 3 Harry Lee, of Lyle; Mr. and MrS.Miss
++'+++++ MIL , . C,hesterBrack+r+dchild+ren, H~oI~I,
+~:;+ + and Mildred, of Goldendale; mrs.
~+~+ , ~ Cos Ella Meyer, Gloria Smith
I~i and Paul Hager, of Portland; and
~: :: the honorees Mr. and Mrs. Kent and
Solid Heads Pacific--Giant
daughter, Thelma. This was the first
Lettuce, each .......... ,..5c Oysters, No. 1 can, 2 for .29c time the family had all been to-
No. 1 Jerseys
Sweet Potatoes, lb. ...... 5c
344 Size Sunkist
!i
Oranges, 2 doz. ......... 29c
Puritan
Marshmallows, 1 lb. cello 10c
Rip Rap
Wax Paper, 40 ft. roll .... 5c
Phone 272- Goldendale
ORDERS OF $2.00 AND OVER DELIVERED
FREE IN CITY LIMITS
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES .-.
Marcege Montgomery Weds
Wilbur Man Here Sunday
In a quiet wedding ceremony per-
formed at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Montgomery,
Miss Marcelle Montgomery Sunday,
September 4, became the bride of
I~ster Anderson, of Wilbur, Wash.
The marriage ceremony was read
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uncle and aunt of the bride.
Guests present for the wedding
included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shipp,
of Portland, uncle and aunt of the
bride; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dents, of
Pendleton, uncle and aunt of .the
Summer Beauty ...
Are you ready for a gloriously
active summer with a coiffure
that'S appropriate for both
day and evening ? Shipp's will
design a lovely one for you...
one that becomes you 24 hours
adayl
bride; Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Shipp,
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Story, Mr. and
Mrs. Glen Darnelle, of The Dalles;
by Rev. C, J. Hall, pastor of the Mrs Fred Davenport, Miss Kathryn
Goldendale Methodist church. Allison ,and Miss Dorothy Allison.
For her wedding the bride wore The bride is a graduate of Gold-
russet brown and autumn yellow endale high school in the class of
silk and carried fall flowers. Her 1929 and an alumnus of Washing-
mother, Mrs. Montgomery, wore a ton State college. For the past three
formal of deep wine silk crepe and years she has been an instructor in
Wilbur high school. Mr. Anderson
carried a corsage of autumn flowers, is a graduate of Wilbur high school
Mrs. Clyde Story played the wed- and is a prominent stockman of the
ding march.
Mr. Anderson is the son of Mrs. Wilbur area.
M .......... , The couple left on a brief wedding
ary Anaerson, o~ Wl|nur. YOIIOW-
...... [trip through Northeastern Washing-
lug ~ne we~ltlmg ceremony a wee-
.... ~t~n after w, hlch they will be at home
dlng luncheon wna servea at tne~ + . .
hi |on a stocg ranch near Wilbur.
home of Mr. and Mrs. E. O. S PP'I
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EASTERN STAR MEETING
Stated communication of Ever-
green chapter number one of the
Order of Eastern Star will be held
Wednesday evening, Sept. 14 begin-
ning at 8:00 p. m. By order of the
Worthy Matron, Mrs. Ruth Ledbet-
ter, secretary announced this Week.
..... i,,n ,,,,n ,, ,
[ Shipp's Barber Beauty Shop i
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KENSINGTON TO MF, ET
Members of the O. E. S. Kensing-
ton will meet at the home of Mrs.
Ed Pike Friday. Sept. 9 at 2:30
p. m. for their regular meeting.
CAFETERIA LUNCH
Centerville Grange will sponsor a
cafeteria lung: at the Centervtlie
Or~nge hall, Tuesday, September 13.
The lunch will be served at 12:00
o'clock noon ~ will continue as
long as the ea~ last, t0~e of the
gether in eleven years.
Hood Promises
Square Deal To
All If Elected
A ¢.andidat~ for puLblic office should
not o~ly be qualified for that office,
but should .have p~vformed soane ser-
vice contributing to ~he welfwre of
his community, from w~hich he is
soliciting conftdenoe ~nd su:p~.tvt.
~h~i~ is fihe fi,rst time that I hay, I
entered the politiOaJ field in Klieki-I
I
,t~t coun~ty, .but I thaws served in the}
coun,ty treasurer's office at Hamil-[
ton, Ohio. I came here 28 year~ ago,/
bougl~t a :tract of land, cleared and
set it 'to orchard. Twenty-one erol~S
of ~rui,t exported h~ve brought $130,-
000 ,to this county to help in building
,rounds an~ schools. A few yearn in
thin oEflce will ~help to continue ~hls
v~ ork-
If elected, your tax problems ~hall
be my ,tax prObleme, your confide~nee
will be ne~t wlt'h a square deal to
all.
C. H+ ~IOOD
A Sentinel Wane Ad will sell
these unused articles you may have.
ELECT
L. G. TALCOTT
County
Commissioner
FIRST DISTRICT
DEMOcRATIC TICKET
A 'property' Tax Payer in
Klickitat county since 1912.
Maintained a Payroll in Box
Factory and Sawmill Business
since 1922.
Capable of conducting the bus-
iness of the County Commis-
sioners office, and if elected,
promises an equal distribution
of County Funds, with no
favors.
remembering the prompt pay off, I m. from the Chapman chapel, with
which ~fter ~11 count~ v,4~h them. ~a~r~, 1795.
Ray Atkins officiating. Interment
followed in the Goldendale I 0 O. S--lane Addams:~oclal
Local 'fans will be glad to know ~. . " " J. t . reforms, born. ~.
t,. cemetery, _~l[.,t,24, ,~/~ ,
that ,the announ(~ing ~his year will be ~~--First Conoress o ltb~
in ~he han~l~ of Ym,rlon Se~ct~n, who .......... ~ UnltodStat~apea~w~
~t~ l-~l'l'l~'A'Jfi ~ ptt~t~', 1774.
expects to .te~e +his vacation in t~he Goldendale and The Dalles Eagles -g~7~ &-St. Au~sth~, Ht~,
dust of .the ~trt~e~s, ~l~odging Bxah- joined Tuesday evening In a special ~ brate~1367thanaiv~ff,
mat, and ~t;rying t~o outguess the rid- initiation ceremony here for a cl~ ~ 1932.
era in ~llltng ~e ~hu~te t~hey are to of six new Eagles. Thirty-five Eagl~ ~'~:$Lz~--$---Compromi~ bill ad~it"
come (YU~ from, (but seldom do). front The Dalles were in Goldendale ~ ttnq C~lifornla as h~
state passed 1850 ~w~
An),way, M~rion keeps us well in- for the initiation. On September 20 ~ ' "e ;
formOdt and can do .t~he job wl.th the the state president of the Eagles .....
best of them. A $riend +f the hands Lodge is expeced tO visit Goldendale, Island Service
~n+d a t~iend of the gains, any ~how Walt Townsend, secretary, announe- - ...........
would be fortunate to ~hav~ |hlm on ed. Ralph Niekerson, o,~p_
the baseness e~d of ~heir "mike."
Cvrou~nd crews ~re busy getting ~he
,+++.+ o~ou~.+ ,o ,.~+. oo~ Be_nardo Pollard
many md~lltions are being made for ~l~
tlhe conventsnoe ~f visitors this year,
ere. p~
Rules? Of course. Every rod+ is County Sch-- ol S rintendent
judg~di stri~ly by a set of rules as
definite and univer~ml as tha~of
b~ebali or ~ootban. @--GRADUATE STANFORD UNIVERSITY
@--ONE YEAR ~T-GRADUATE~
And another thing, qn~ny people University of Southern California
seem ~.o belireve ~hat the .rodeo is an {}--EX'PRESIDENT KLICKITAT EDUCATION
exhibition, ,v¢i:t~h the par.tteipan.ts ASSOCIATION
hired. Pax ~rom that, for each con-
tes~smt says his own enf~r~nce fee in @--PRESENT VICE-PRESIDENT KLICKITAT EDUCA"
eaoh event, ~nd takes lh~s eh~noes on TION ASSOCIATION
bel.ng one of t~he three winnem. Each e---LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEEHEN, WASHINGTON
event is a oon~eet for prize money, ~--EDITOR KLICKITAT TEACHER
~nd none of +the riders or ropers are EDUCATION ASSOCIATION
~h~rocl, In any way. ~--DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES
Long, horn st~rs will be plen.tifut
for ~he bulldogg~tng event. Thie is ~1-
AG veptlseme n t )
from your
local Oregonian agent
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~tortm ~
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