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Page Two THE GOLDENDALE SENTINEL--Goldendale, Washington Thursday, November 14, 1940 Thtu
II1KIss ~F_~N VANHOY WEDS j CHURCH ORGANIZATION &arry, had visitors over the weekend,i ~"~,~t~.Aw.lr~||A T. Bell Hanson, of Glenwood wins in •
SOCIAL A PTH/ITIE'C, ,,, I, CT.rF 0RD GRANU mine TO ~II~ET ON TUESDAY They were Mrs. Olson's sister, Mrs.~'%'aaL~''vLu~" --t.t town on business Wednesday.
,d~'l~.., ~[ I V I I ~[L.~A~fl I~Iiss ~ean Vanhov daughter of The Woman's ~ociety of Christian Springle, of Based, and Mrs. Hanson .~:~d:~ C~P~:h~o'~ P|~
- !Mr a'nl Mrs Eugen'e Vanhoy of Service of the Methodist church and friend from Portland. ~.~.o~., ~.~,~q.~.61., --a~%F "~ g
FOR STUDY CLUB KLICK1TAT W0~N'S Ic :" ~ "~ -(~:~ ci~r~'~,~,~l Granum'son meets next Wednesday Nov 20 at ~Mr and Mrs Ra- a,~lv an~ ~ --'- ~ ~ --'~
....... LD ..... TIJ~G !Gomenuale .............. " "' ' ' " h hr 'a f " ' 1 1 ' " " " ~ .......
UIAJ~ ~U ~ ~ ]of Mr~H E Boss of Tacoma were 2:00 p. m. T e " st h 1 hour w'l children were Sunday dinner guests l An all women cast will presen~ theWE ARE TRAINED TO
A s{udv club for mother~ of chil- The Khckltat Woman s (m~ met be given over to v~s~ting; then a of Mr. and Mrs. Elam Binns. i comedy "No Men Admitted" at the
dre~ in the fifth, sixth, seventh and period is given to devotions, follow- iElam Binns was in Goldendale Cen~terville Grange hall this Friday STYLE YOUR HAIR as best
eighth grades was formed here last ed by an educational section under
Saturday on business, evening, November 15. Proceeds becomes your features.
week. The club will hold its first the leadership of Mrs. C. W. Ram- ~. . .
meeting ~Vedne~day Nov ~27 at a~,
........ a 1 The brideWore a dressof forestsoy. The next part of the program John Runyan and son, Bud, visitedfrom the play will go rote the Grange
............... th- tmnal Finances• Barbara Netls pl y- green suede and a corsage of button is under the direction of the secre- in l~oosevelt Saturday. benefit fund. Whether your face is ov
,,:5o p. m., ~n ~ne norary a~ v BiiI Clark, Claudie Crider, Helen T~he curtain is scheduled to raise at round,
traingular, or square
high school building. At this meet-ed tw° beautiful pian°s°llS" • n lchrysanthemums. Miss Verna Cul-tary of Ctlri,stian Social Relations,
ing problems of adolescent children, tars: m.agee and ~rs. na~. ):,urto i ver, the ibride's only attendant, wore Mrs. Ada Lear. Refreshments will Clark and Leon~ Seely attended a!$:00 p. m. Mrs. Henry Mi:ller, Grange we can flatter your features
S " i. . . •
will be discussed Mrs I~mer Sil were nostosses zor ~ne socmi hour.
ver gradi~ school instructor will ~Tea table decorations were carried i a dress of blue silk crepe with aMrs.be servedFreemanUnderGrow,the directiOnassisted by°f ,how m val,ley .... Sunday. 'castlec'turer'includes'Sdlrect ngMrs.Allenthe plaY.McConnen,The, with hair beauty.
1 " MEDICAL MEKTING Mrs. Hugl~ C~aneron, Mrs. Bert
meet with'tile' club ' out in patrlotic colors in harmonyIc°rsaffe of chrysanthemums.
I Clayton Granum was best man M.ovdames Green, Mabel Hall, Lettie Phone 1413
Women's
Snap Fastened
PENIMAID GALOSHES
98c
Sure protection against bad
wea~lHq' !
Smartly styled galoshes with snug
fitting, snap 5~.stener closings.
Full warm fleece lining!
]n heel heig%ts for every shoe!
Black or brown!
with Armistice day. !for hi~ brother. Mrs. Ralph Brown
l~sang "I Love You Truly." About 40
R~I]~T]]O~" I~I~..IA~ES I friends and relatives attended the
I Helen Kelly and He,one Thomp- ~
t ceremony
[son were initiated into the Order of
Out of town guests were" Mr and
[ Rainbow at the regula,r meeting 1 ._... " ~' '
: ....... ~ Mrs. ~snpe.t.er and two cnildren,
i nem nero Tue~uay evenn~g, ~ov. i ,
........ 1 - ~is~er of the groom: Mrs. R. E.
l~z Toe new lCa~nt)o~w cnoir inc uaes .. ..
i .......... V n IBoss and Clayton t~ranum, intoner
Arcla vlncen~ t~erry today, er a . ' .........
I ' ann orot:ner O~ [lie groom all 0T
Culver Harriet Crooks and Noreen]
, . " ....... i Tacoma" and Miss Gerald ne Robert-
vanuevan~er lniuauon ceremomes i
• son of Yakima
will be held Nov. 26 by the Ram-I . ' " bv
receptionwas given ~virs.
bow for Arlene Divers. !.~ : .. . . ". _ .
! ~rnest uoun~s at which a Dune[
.......... i dinner was served. Mrs. Counts was
TURK EY DINNER SF.ff • "-" v "
,.......,..,. ,IG T ass , ted by Mrs ;ugene annoy,
An old fashioned turkey dinner, re,other of the brideti and Mrs. Allan
will be served at the I O O F hall /Counts. Many beautiful gifts ~'ere
.... • r~ " " "t
received ihe couple left on a shin
here Saturday night by members of
the Goldendale Rebekah organiza-wedding trip to Seattle and Tacoma.
tion. They will make tt~eir home in Gold-
The dinner is sponsored jointly endale.
by the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs ....
lodges. M em~bers of the two organi- REBEKA~ H0]V[EC0]~'NG
zations and theii" families are in- Goldendale Rebekahs will meet at
$
vited to attend, the I. 0. O. F. hall next Tuesdayt
A short program is being arrang-!evening, Nov. 19, for their annual
ed for %he evening by Mrs. Russell!homecoming and roll call. Initiatio, n
Hardin. The dinner "will be served ceremonies will also be heht during
I tile evening.
at 6:30 p. m.
Hunters! Farmers!
For Loug, Economical Wear
---IN COMFORqP I
Men's Stroll'h-On
LACED PACS
3.29
Flexible uppers in husky yet light-
weight red rubber.
The fit,ted ankles prevent slipping
and (,hafiug a~ the heels.
The laces keep the tops llp se-
curely, yet make these pros easy
to ge~ on or off!
3'he sponge it~soles add extra com-
fort 4,t every step!
Non-skid ~)les of gray rubber.
Cleat Sole Styles .......... 8.49
oTURKEYSI
oDUCKS!
$GEESE!
• CHICKENS!
FOR THANKSGIVING more than ever .... IT'S THE
MEAT THAT MAKES THE FEAST A SUCCESS! Be sure
you're getting the finest quality poultry for this year's
feast .....GET IT HERE .... where you're sure of the
best at 'less cost!
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GOLDENDALE MEAT COMPANY
"Home of Klickitat Valley's Finest Inspected Meats"
Four Buckle Splashes
1.98
Grand protection for busy feet in
bad weather!
Li~htweight and comfy, too.
F.(~ur buckle, waterproof closing
and a warm fleece lining.
AT THANKSGIVING TIME
.... OR ANY TIME }
You get more 'for your money when
you travel by Washington Motor
Coach and connecting lines.., more
miles per dollar . . . naore comfort,
convenience and service per mile.
During the cold weather enjoy the
relaxing warmth of carefree travel
aboard a streamlined, heated Super
Coach.
Travel FIRST-CLASS
At These Low Fares
one round
for example: way trip
Safe, Fast, Low-
Cost
lteavy Dnty at Low Cost!
Men's Work
RUBBERS
1.19
Pavorites for years wit, h men who
want the mo~s~ in service end pro-
tection!
The uppe~s are in black ru,hber
with velvet finish.
Gray rubber soles and foxing.
Bo) s' Sizes ............... 9~¢
Yakhna ......... $2.80 $3.10
Walla Walla ..... 4.50 7.25
Minneapolis ...... 28.00 4"/.00
Portland ......... 2.90 4.45
San Francisco .... 11.90 20.65
8cattle .......... 5.40 8.70
Goldendale: Simcoe Cafe
Telephone 82
Berry, and Joe Evans. A cordial in-
vitation to the women of the com-
munity is extended.
in
GOLDENDALE COUPLE ARE
HONORED ON ANNIVERSARY
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. J. D.
Oldham honored them on the occa-
sion of their twenty-fifth wedding
anniversary with a 6:30 turkey
dinner at the James Shepard home
last Saturday. Miss Pearl Shepard
and Mrs. Alfred Andersen were the
hostesses./
Those present included: Mr. and
Mrs. W. L. Harris, Mrs. Bertha
Haley, Mrs. Grace Ross, E. C. Cole,
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Seibold, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Bowman, Mr. and
Mrs. Einar Andersen, Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Andersen, James Sh.epard,
Miss Pearl Shepard, and the guest~
of honor.
W00LGROWERS AUXILIARY
STAGF .. ANNUAL BANQUET
Members of the Klickitat Wool-
growers Auxiliary entertained their
husbands and members of their fam-
i ilies at a turkey dinner here Thurs-
day evening. The occasiop ~'as the
annual Auxiliary banqu6:. The hall
w,~ attractively decc:ated in ~he
patriotic motif of red, white and
blue.
Mrs. Jes:s Imr!e, president of the
Auxiliary orgznization, presided at
the banquet which was held in the
Parish hal!. Those on the committee
in charge of the banquet included:
Mrs. Lee Ridgeway, Mrs. Russell
Woodward, Mrs. Joe H~ctor, Mrs.
Mike I-Ioctor. Mrs. William Horni-
brook, Mrs. C. S. McDowell, Mrs.
Cecil McDowell and Mrs. Clarence
Hanson.
ROOSEVELT WOMEN SET
BAZAAR FOR DECEMBER 7
ROOSEVELT-- (Special) ---- Plans
for ~the Women's club bazaar, to be
held in the ~ool, December 7, are
well under way and speak well for a
very successful affair. The booths,
which will furnish ample ~pportunity
for the wise Christmas shopper, deli-
cious refreshment for the hungry, and
,surprises at the fish pond, will be
rivaled in popularity by the program
of one act plays and music. In the
past Vhe bazaar has been a big event
and this year it appears that the s'f-
fair will even sul~pass the others.
The past week end has been a busy
time in Roosevelt. On Friday even-
ing Bickleton high school paid us a
visit. The first and second teams
played .two games. The Btclcleton
folks went home vtctorlous---~but by
• ~ e
a very narrow margin. In react ~h y
were grea,t games from start to finish•
Jack Sanders was unable to play be-
cause of infection in his arm and
Jack Gately was also on the sick list
and didn',t play. Tha,t left R~osevelt
[with nine men to play two games,
but they showed .up splendidly any-
way. Af, ter the game the Bickleton
group were guests of the Roosevelt
student body wt a party.
~aturday niffhlt the gym rang with
~he laughter of "l=~pa," Jack Band-
ers and was echoed by the large
crowd that enjoyed the play "Papa
Says No" given by the high school.
Agnes Clark, Maxine Blnns, Virginia
Binns, and Myron Glass aomi>osed the
rest of the highly successful cast.
Gertrude Clark was assistan~t direct-
or. Following the play was the an-
nual Armistice dance with Johnson's
orchestra furnishing the music. Oth-
er numbers on the program were
poem, "This Is America," by Ila Mac
Sanders and two musical selections,
"God Bless &morion" and "America
For Me," by t&e high ~chool.
A funeral was held ¢or Roy Glasco
e,t the Bickleton church Sunday. I-Ie
was laid to rest in the Juniper Canyon
cemetery. Mr. Glasco yeas an old-time ~
resident and sheepman of ,this coun-j
ty. He died Wednesday at Yakima of
au heaz~t a~t~ck.
The Armistirce program given by
the grade school F~'id~y afternoon:
was well attended and much enjoyed•
"The First 2"qag," by the primary
grades and '"l)he First Flag," by the
primewy grades and "The Etique¢te
Of The l~lag," by the upper grades
were patriotic plays in keeping with
the day. 't ~=:,~
Kenne~llh St'loon received the sad
news last Sunday of the death of his
sister and brother-in-htw, whioh oc-
curred when the ear in which they
were riding overturned.
Mr. and Mrs. AI Olson end
A Klickitat County Medical m~so-Kragnes, Mrs. Martin Lumijarvi,
elation meeting will /)e bold inMrs. Ehner Basse, Miss Mary Me-
Salmon Friday evening: NovKill!p, Mrs. Frank Garner, Mrs. Barber
White
15. I)r. Gerahl Turlev and Dr. HenryStegman, andMrs. G~rner. and --Bea~ Shop
Thoma~ Meade. of Goldendale, plan
to attend. Read and use the Wan~ Ads. tf --
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Buy your Thanksgiving turkey with the advance assurance that it will be tender, juicy and
heavy with full-flavored meat. Our GOLD SEAL OF QUALITY guarantees that to you
because only the choicest turkeys merit this distinction. There is none better at any price,
so place your order for a GOLD SEAL TURKEY today and be sure of getting the weight
you want. These Specials run from November 15 to November 21.
HAMS, pound .........23 /2c
Delicious... cooked.., ready to serve
MINCE MEAT, 2 Ibs ...... 25c
Lyons Magnus Aristo
LARD, 4 pounds ........ 29c
Makes Tender Pie Crusts
CHICKENS, pound ..... 15c
Delicious For Roasting,
PORK ROAST, pound .. 16c
Young Tender Pork
CottageCHEF_ E, pt.... 10c
Full Creamed
Plain or
Whole Wheat s
No. 21/2
SNOWDRIFT, New Super Whip, 3 lbs. 48@
SNOWDRIFT, New Super Whip, 6 lhs. 930
WESSON OIL .... pints 23 ; quarts
Nonesuch MINCEMEAT, 2 pkgs ......
RITZ CRACKERS, large pkg .........
CRANBERRY SAUCE, fancy
New Pack, Eastern Berries, 2 for .....
Sniders COCKTAIL SAUCE, lge. bottle 190
Sniders Old Fash. CHILI SAUCE, Ige.
Sniders CATSUP, large bottle, 2 for...29¢
POPCORN, white hulless
Guaranteed to Pop, 3 lbs ............ 19c
CHOCOLATE DROPS, Ass'td., 2 lbs. 25@
CHOCOLATE THIN MINTS, 1 lb. box
MINCEMEAT, Lyons ex. fancy
in Sherry Wine, 2 pounds. ..........
BAZIL NUTS, 2 pounds .............
WALNUTS, Jumbo Franquettes, lb .... 25@
RIPE OLIVES, Bells, tall cans, 2 for.. 25@
COOKIES, Ass'td. fancy, pound ...... 19@
PINEAPPLE JUICE, Doles, 46 oz. can
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, Rel. 46 oz ......
TOMATO JUICE, C. He B., 46 oz ..... 19¢
Reliance PUMPKIN, 2 ½ can .........
Durkee's .SALAD AID, qt. jar .........
Rel. PEAS, fcy tender sweet 2's, 3 for 43¢
Rel. ASPARAGUS, tall No. 1 cans ....
GARNISHING CHERRIES, tall 5 oz...lO ;
SUGAR, 10 pound bag ...............
Nestle Semi Sweet CHOCOLATE, 2 bars 25c
SOFT A SILK CAKE FLOUR, pkg ....
WEST BEST COFFEE, pound ........ 21¢
FAIRWAY COFFEE, 2 pounds ...... 25¢
Dependable FLOUR, 49 lb. sack .... ;$1.29
SHRIMPS, giant wet pack, 2 for ...... 25¢
Pink
Dents
Our
Mothers
CARROTS, 3 bunches .. 10c
Large Btmehes
GRAPEFRUIT, 3 for ... 10c
Good Quality
LETTUCE, 2 heads .....
Large Heads
CELERY, 2 for .........
Large Bunches