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THE GOLDEND/ LE SENTINEL--Goldenctale, Washington Thursday, November 21, 1940 Th
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,--'-'-- ~ " ..... ]I I|IT..1 "l ,| f'q/ 1 [to the ~chool lunch .... The effect ~he milk gradually and cook, stirring I
I a"~f~/"~T A • A/'~rT'~TT JrTrT"~¥r'~ II WiUl ./~.,h~v--,~.,~..~.,-| .hlllPPhl~_ll}0f this slow alcoh01ization must be, constantly until thickened. Stir ta.|
I .-- Dlflt..IZ--IL Z-I L 1 1 g 1 1 1/2,D --- I Nay 271 Iseon in the bosom of tile family: ,t eh imi;np" "e to cad add salt and pepper 1
L '--- -- " I .......... • I ~t~T.w ~a~r~rm~ ~a,~t~T.w~ I the poverty' the brutality, lack of if desired. Serves six.
~[~ ....... ~l~'.lr~.~k*. ~11r. q -lo %ow I i CHURCH Isanitation, tremhling children. TheI by the DAIRY COUNCIL Co~letrnOme " ! asi'wl:
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]U]['l|||~g~ a.JLl~aaLo ~av~., ~.~,,y ~,~ a.~ vv I In order to avoid a conflict wlthl , I terrible toll which France has ,~aid
• * on red Roy. Patmek S. Lyons, Pastor .....
ForM,,.__nerada At November Meetm o another event, the dance sp. t so a-' -- Its . alcohol is greater than that --~--r----'-------7-~ 6 eggs. ! :l~
by mines of tl~ Hmy Tmn ty (3 I Schedule of Messes /~-tm.ll her enemies have ever exact In the midst of the exciting pre-I 1 teaspoon salt. I Gel,
! lchu s kasmovdI
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p,a,rations for Thanksgiving dinner, !Dash of pepper. I tPo~
............. ,,~ th~ ~c ,Mrs Vernon Olsen was named to,th°.Ic.~__rch'.thi-.wee-- w~----e-, First, Third and Fifth Sundays 9!ed." (The Voice, p. 7. O,'t. 1940.) don't neglect Thanksgivlngbreakfast. il cup cream style corn. /
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one of these delicious breakfast sag- until thick and lemon colored, cad(~ rrC~l
t h M: ~ ~-*i f~hUs:~dW;:h ~lm;. Fml ~st :FIRS .T 2/~H ~ISJ iCaHtUo 1R CH Surprise your family this year with Separate eggs and beat the yolks | ,~
Style Revue" at the November meet-I hall. During the dance intermission the ~ao~ vrr,ma~a~r o~rr~o~r ] 10-00 a. m. Bible school gestions. I lylSaltbeatenand pepperwh~tes.andFoldfOld tube slight-Tur~ ] ~m '
lug of Mucrada club, held last A low arrangement of yellow cedar chest will be given away to '~'~..~..~p.~-~.~.~. "~'~ ] ..' ~ . . '. ,. Potato Pancakes with Creamed m corn. i_°r
........ ' ........ t , r~nCK,~a~, washington , l~:uo a. n~. ~pecm~service for ' ~E
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,. . I'. ". " , I -I opt t e sermon. Everyone invited
the prone. ]rien(~erson. Iseheduledfor Thursday evening, I cified." l~pecially all men of the commu-
C,(~mplete with programs, a cocky -- Nov .................. 28 Radio Service 1"$0~ mty.'
master of ceremonies, Edward Cros- ~,~bi~,~ ~[t~f~r Me,teal network, convenient stationl 2'30 p m ~ervires at ttartand
hey, who also directed the ~b,and, a 1lvl~'IpLl~alg;;aO • •~aa~ GOI.~EI~I)/~E GRANGE KI.T, Yakima 7:00 ;. ;n~ B ~" 'P 1*r ~(tlflt Combine the potato, slightly beat-]1.~ cups milk.
girl band leader and blues singer F Ifl~'hl~ll RoveI't All Grangers and their friends are ]' Union and Junior Union, all meet- en eggs, flour, salt, reel,ted butter,11 pound cream cheese.
assorted models the show a --O------- -- , 'lnvi , milk and onion uice and mix well 12 eggs
' l ted to attend the regular social I)AY SAINTS ling separately.
triumph for the youngsters. Begin-t The evenin~nday Novem tnight at the Goldendale GrangeI R.R. Harem, Superintendent ] 8:00 p. m. Evening song and D~I°P by spoonfuls in a well-greasedil~ cups sifted flour.
ni with the Vir inial reel renter- ' " - ....... ' Klickitat Wa hin o
ng g I~.~ ~o ~ ...... ~.~. ~,.~ n~a~nd~l,~Inan, /rrmay evening, ~ov. 22. Earn! , s gt n I preaching service. Evangelistic iu hea.vy frying pan and bake until l3 teaspoons baking powder,
ing whitewinged dancers, it ~ent on "~. ~°, '~ ~"~ ~;"'~ ~ ..... .~..~*'.~- ~ lady is asked to bring one dozen Sunday school 10:00 a. m. in i nature golden brown on both sides. This[ .~ teaspoon suit. "
through Styles of Today, Grown Up Ihigh SChOOl Iootoall Ooys y~lloth:glsandwiches The social evening will }club rooms at Kllckltat. I 7'30 p m Wednesday Vn%n recipe makes twelve pancakes. Stack 13 t~blespo.ons melted butter.
Folks, Sun Suits, Bathing Beauties remember. Atthat time t:tfo; foot Ibegin at 8:00 p.m. I ]Thanksgiving .~erviee at ~he M E two together, sandwich fashion, with Mix the milk gradually with the
and a comic bather to Evening ] o[ all those wan turne(~ o i sons- I ,, CHIIRC"~ u~:"" CH'~VST~x 1 church" " • " " Creamed Sausage in between. Make i cheese, blending well. Add well-boat"
o~h ..... h~o~ ,~.,~,-,~n,~ -utte what ball this season honored the r 1 , "
one you ex~eet.'~'~--'~'l""'~" " ..... l with a chicken dinner served at the I I~ICR~A ~WI~G GROUP I ~/. T. Smith, minister 1 8 p. m. Thursday. prayer meeting Creamed~ Sausage as follows: en eggs. Sift flour, baking powder
w d p , ~,, ...... .~^^,^,,^_ ~,. ~.~. ..... t Mucrada club members who are for any and all who may desire to 1~ pounds sausage links, and salt together and add to first
In Cast ,*,uu,~. ~ ~oc,a~uu c,uo~,~.o~. Bible study 10 00
......... l interested in joining the cluh's new l ........................................... : , attend this Thanksgiving service3 tablespoons flour. Imixture, beating well. Add melted
Participating were Dorothea An-no*menta'meve, n(~a ,re rzate ~o the aec°r'at/°n'~ rWereoccam°st sewing group will hold an organi-iPreaching ............................................... 11:00 Come worship and serve wilhus.2 cups milk. butter, bake iu waffle iron and serve
dersen, Marlene Busche, Audrey 1 . -_ (~_ pp P. . '-t- I zation meeting Friday afternoon, i Lord's Supper . ..................................... 11:50. There is a welcome here. 2 tahlespoons chopped pimiento.~ with preserved fruit.
d ar Orrln Densle ~smn The nonorea guests were sea- I . . ,
Lefever, June E g . Y,I ' . . tNov 22 at 2"30 n m at the homelEvemng serwce ................................... ,:30I Cut the sausage in short lengths
H 1 ex ed at a "football field" complete ..... . . ,. :
Harold Jackson, Dyrck a I, R ......... 1~ I of Mrs. F. F. Fenton on East Court I Wednesday evemng serwce ......... , .30 , The Sentinel can fill you Chmstmas and fry over low heat until browned,~ Royal and Underwood typewriters
Byars, Phyllis McKanna, Zona Clair[ TM yar(l nn~s ann PU:lPlLF;egv~Ulstreet. tBible Study Friday .............................. 2:30icards needs. Hundreds of cards, low s4irring frequently. Drain off excesslat The Goldendale Sentinel. small
, goal posts M niature p y P
Smith Bobby Olson, Orin Lee Day- • " .-I I You are invited to attend thcse lprices Order early fat, add the flour and mix well• Add,, down payment and easy terms, tf
I seating two opposing teams were in .
ton, Donna Gadeburg, Barbara Zum- I '~'c,~,'rar~'r~m~,'~v 'u'~Ta ]services. ~ ----
walt Doyl Koontz, Paul Adklson, ~.e ,,e,u rent, ,or ac ...... -I Memb ........ K^nsin_ton t I I III
Joan Brokaw Joan Wilkins, Betty outed by one player holding the ba 1 I will n " -- i- " "" " o t* the I CHURCH OF CHRIST
' Jean ' s 'Th tee~ ~'r(lay attern on a Opal Wlldanen pat, r ~~llIIln/ll~ ij!i~]
Znmwalt Bett" Adkison for the ktck-~aff. The place card I I ,~..,~...;,. ~v.~,.
" ' ~ " ........ '^ *^^**-^"~--'*~-*~e n~mesIMas°nic temple for a no-host party. ~,~.~=..,,,v, ,,~,.
Others were Carol Brock, .............. ,~ ,,, ,o,~,~,oa,,~,~a ~,, h,~,, ~,~ ~J~
_ _. in golu t~me markers'- wltn tnelrl e ~.ar~ ................. :, ..... l
Bi s Charlotte Qualls, JacKm , • ] ~' ~a ,~ ,., " ..........
~.gg' .] ......... numoers served as nut cups. i-:~- v ..... t Lind's Da- Se~i(e
moore, Mary ~ee vanuevanter, l~en- I ~ " s y ~ ' ' "
Coach Fred Taylor was toastmast
neth Byars, Garth Wlndom, Donald • " -I ]~.~q~'l~ "~N.~'l~f~l~l t 10:00 Bible school.
S~herer Tommy Richardson, Joan er for the banquet, cud a very cap-I Because ,~'--f'~ "V~'han~ks~i'~n~ th~ ; 11 00 Lord's supper and sermon.
t able one As the players were intro I , n
Yorke Arnold Yoho Donald l%ob I 2 30 Ju mr C E
, , " " •- I Woman s Association will not meet [ : " • -
son and Shirley Tebbs. dared, each in his own way contm-]this Thursday Mrs J J Fry, presi-I 7:00Adult C.E. " __ ,..,WestRest f'o ee, ...... 21c
......... ~. ........ ~^~ .r^i,~. bated to the entertainment. V. T. I .... • ......'~^~ " m~.^" ....... ,..... ! 8:00Song service and sermon.
~anu m~n~o~r~ mC~uu~u ~ ~" Smith, with Wallace Hornithrook ms ] u~,,~, a.uuuac~u. ~ue ~uv~mo~. !' Week Day Service
Densley drummer, and Bobby Wil- • . • - I meetH~g of the Association has b~en -
accompamsL proved 'hlmsel~ as 7'30 Thursday Biblestudyof
son, Dale McEwen, Mary Lee Gray ........... lpostpoued until Dec. 19 when theI " . . Big Value Coffee, lb..... 17c
• auept in mamng the s~nglng as ]n~ , book of Revelations
Donna Riley, Bourne Jo Young, Don- . . . . .... p regular DecemberWoman s Asso- I ' .
praying ~ootnaL~ ~ 6 30 Wednesday No~ 27 a pot
na Mac VandeVanter, Barbara " ciation sees'on is scheduled. I :. ' ' "" "
Snider. Connie Craven, l]hirley Hat- At the request of the boys, Paul
gen, Carol Beebe, Bonnie Walden,
Patty Hector. Vera Beth Whltehill,
Kenneth Beebe, David Miner, Sally
Holler and Glenn Beers.
To Sponsor Dance
Also on the meeting program was
a talk on Propaganda by Mrs. Ron
Richardson, press chairman. Mrs. F.
F. Fenton presided over the business
meeting. R. P. Jeffrey, local Red
Cross official, spoke to the group
about sponsorship of a Junior Red
Cross Chapter.
After a talk on the Primary Im-
provement clufb's Hot Lunch Fund
by Mrs. C. R. House, the group ~ot-
ed to a~sist in the project by hold-
ing a dance to raise necessary funds.
WE ARE TRAINED TO
STYLE YOUR HAIR as best
becomes your features.
Whether your face is oval,
round, traingular, or square--
we can flatter your features
with hair beauty.
Phone 1413
Shipp's Barber
and
Johnson, superintendent, expressed
their appreciation and also that of
the faculty to the mothers and to all
others who aided in making this
banquet one of the most memorable
and enjoyable affairs of the year.
Those preeent were: Paul John-
son, Coach Fred Taylor, John Mil-
lain, Jim Bulmer, Wally Hornibrook,
Wayne Spalding, Bill Binns, Joe
!Mallon, Bud Bradstreet, Emmett
Hector, Bo,b VanI-~oy, Donald Hec-
tor, Bill Sarsfield, Donald Sleeper,
Frederick House, Jim Brooks, Jim
McKenzie, Arthur Lawson, Allan
Hanson, Ray B.aggarley, Bob Groves,
Jack Wunder, V. T. Smith, Donald
Byars, Bob Hoffeditz, Dean Brad-
street, Don Hoagland, Jim Zevely,
Charles Smith, Chet Baggarley, Cal-
vin Linden, Verbert Crevling, and
Artht~r Schuster.
160 ATTEND DINNER
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL
G,oldendale Odd Fellows and Re-
bekahs and members of their fam-
ilies met at the I. O. O. F. hall last
Saturday evening for a pre-Thauks-
,giving dinner. More than 160 per-
sons were served by the committee
in charge of ,the dinner.
A brief program was held follow-
ing the dinner. John W. Gruber,
noble grand ,of the I. O. O. F., and
Mls~, Elizabeth Bratton, of the local
Rebekah organization, spoke briefly.
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SALE ENDS TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3
All Winter Coats At Reduced Prices !
One Lot
Winter Coats, eaCh ....
All Hats Greatly
$6.95 and $5.95 Dresses, now ..... $4.90
$4.90 Dresses, now .............. $3.90
$2.95 Dresses, now .............. $2.49
$2.95 House Coats, now ......... $1.95
Wool Skirts, each .............. $I.00
I pair Charmette Hose..$I; 2 for $1.85
I luck missionary dinner comlbined
Kelloggs
with dedication service for the new
HOLD FAMILY KEUNION Sunday school annex that is nearing
A family reunion took place at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Naetc°mpleti°n' The theme of our guest
Armistice i speakers message will be "Home
Turner at Snake River on Anderson 1Missions.,, All friend,~ of the church
day. Mr. and Mrs. Sanford
and b~by daughter, Mary Ann drove are invited to attend.
over from Asotin Where they are
now living. The ladiee are sisters
and their mother, Mrs. G. M. Eddie
of Croldendale, was also present.
HI
FAMILY REUNION
George, Chet and Gran, t Crofutt, of
C~oldendale, spent the weekend inI
Washoug~l, where they attended an
annual family reunion of the Crofutt
~amily. I. J. Orofutt, 81, of Portland,
brother of the local men attended the
reunion, which was held at the home
of their sister, Mrs. T, E. Oliver. The
Crofutt brothers returned to G~olden-
d~.le Monday.
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BRIDGE PARTY
Mrs. E. C. Trost Mrs. H. W.
Bates were hostesses at a bridge-des-
sert patty Thursday evening, wi~h
~eunger C~oldendale women as their
guests. Five tables of bridge were
in play with high honors going to
Mrs. P. F. Fenton and Mrs. Russell
Woodward. As an unusual feature of
~t'he party, low e,t each table also re-
ceived a prize.
SELMA MYHR BRIDE OF
D~PORT RESIDEN~
Following a delicious ehieken din-
ner given by ~he bride's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. G. G. Myhr, of Lyle, Wash-
ington Miss Selma Myhr was united
in marriage to Vernon E. Cochenour,
of Dallesport, Washington.
Members of the two families were
present at the dinner. The guests
were: Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Cochenour,
of Dallesport, and sons, Vernon,
Morris, Harlln, Marlin, and Larry;
also June and Mrs. Pot~ts of The Dal-
les. ,Miss Potts is the groom's cousin
and Mrs. Potts his grandmother.
~ne ceremony was performed by
Rev. Walter J. Eck, Lutheran minis-
ter of The ~:)~lles, at 3:30, Sunday
e, fternoon, November, 10. The bride
was given away by her father, June!
Potts was bridesmaid; Morris Covh-
enour, beSt man.
The bride wore a blue wool travel-
ing dress and carried a bouquet of
fluffy, white chrysantheums. The
bridesmaid, also, w~m dressed in
blue.
Refreshments of cake and coffee
were served after the ceremony.
Then, the bride and groom left for a
!brief honey-moon tn Portland, Ore-
gon, where they visited the bride's
aunt, Mrs. Emma Ohilson. They re-
turned over ~he Mt. Hood Loop high-
way via Wapinttla.
They were at home to friends and
relatives at the cottage Saturday,
November 16.
Royal and Underwood: Portable
typewriters. ,Small down payment,
balance in small monthly payment.
THE METHODIST CHURCH
C. J. Hall, minister
C~IURCH SCHOOL, 10:00 a. m..
Mrs. W. C. Trowbridge, superintend-
)eat. Does your S. S. hymnal have
this number in it? 4-13-16-19-21-
22-25 or 28.
SERMON, by the pastor: "And,
What Next?" Choir practice, Wed.
7:00 p..m.
TEMPERANCE INFORMATION :
More about fallen France; Dr.
Robert Hercod describes the rural
French scene; "The morning break-
fast begins with wine soup. A soup
plate is filled with wine in which
bread is soaked. Every laborer who
goes to the fields takes with him
a small keg containing two litres
of wine or more. Wtlen he comes
home at mid-day, the keg is always
empty. A small glass of spirits is
added to the black coffee. Return-
ing to the field in the afternoon,
the worker takes with him his re-
filled keg. A bottle of wine is added
U
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Sentinel
9 large pkgs.
Blue Pearl
9 Brand
Prince
9 Albert
Ginger Snaps, 2 lbs ...... 25c
Crackers, 2 lb. box ...... 17c
Hills Coffee, lb .......... 25c
Canned Pumpkin ....... 10c
Sperry Pancake, 9.8 lbs.. 49c
Fairway Coffee, 2 lbs .... 25c
Matches, carton ........ 17c
Sea Port Brand
Wheaties, 2 pkgs ........ 19c
Sugar, 10 lb. bag ........ 55c
Dried Prunes, 3 lbs ...... 25c
Large Italian, Washington grown
Flour, 49 lb. bag ....... $1.29
Tomato Juice, No. tin 10c
Catsup, 3 bottles ........ 25c"
Alameda Brand
Small White or
Red Mexican
Dinner Bell
Brand
O
Bacon Squares, lb ........ 9c
Picnic Hams, lb ....... 171/zc
Chili Bricks, lb .......... 25c
Mutton Chops, 2 lbs. .... 19c
Kraut, pint .............. 5c
Mutton Roast, lb. ....... 10c
,%
Potatoes, 10 lb. bag ..... 89c
Yakima Netted Gems, combination run
Grapefruit, 3 for ........ 10c
Nice and Juicy
Celery, bunch .......... 10c
Large, fancy quality
Apples,. box ............ 89c
Winesaps, Rome Beauty, Jonathans
Cocoanuts, 3 for ........ 25c
Fresh Stock
Cranberries, 2 Ibs... .... 29c
Firm and tender