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Page Eight THE GOLDENDALE SENTINEL--Goldendale, Washington . .
-. .............................. first--i)~-toratein ~the-west was at ..................................... :~-- ....................... o I
Rites Held For McMinnvilie He later was pastor of l Chamber Holds Seal Sale Drive College Trained Wlshram Scouts
l what is now the Hinson Memorial l " • I °
W. T. Jordan At ehurch'of Portland Monthly Meeting Chairman Named . Cadets Desired Score At Court
~~ 1.Is ~1 ...... ---i-" While in Mc~Minn'v~lle Mr. Jordan " For Thio r'o,,n*-, ----- "" •" •"
IVl~rIL?nlll • .hllPOrlm ............ "~te~ "'f Linfleld col [ -'---'--'--- [ o %.s ~ g.~l Any young man who feels the urge ~,.)~ raonor rlere
,,.,~-j ~ ....... ~rwu aft ....... - l~ou,tine business held the atten- --------- to 1 1'11 ho,v fl "the arm wa "
--------- , tege. ~ater while pastor of a Denver, . I ee ~ to y y y,
Funeral services for William Colorado church Mr Jerdan was tlon of G~ldendale Chamber of Com- Mrs. Martin Forry willhead the and who can qualify as a flying cadet Wishram's wide-awake Boy Scout
Thomas lordan 83 ne of Klicki I I en; of the' board of trustees merce members here Tuesday even- annual Christmas seal sale in Gold- in the Army Air Corps will find a troop and ~heir grownup boosters
.... ~ ....... rag. A C Keefhaver, Chamber presl- endale for 1940, Mrs. Bert Wdkms, heart welcome in Portland from .... i h r ' Mid
, , , o " i pres d • • • • i
tat county's pest l~nown ana mos~ an~ executive committee ot tne .................. I ...... Y ~ walked off w t top hone s at a -
low~ mi.~.t.~ wor. held from the / o,~1~.m~ Women's college In Colo- ](lent, repot~tea that,there is nine nKe-icounty seal sate eaawman announcea ! November 15 to lS when the Travel-Colnmbia distri,~'t court of honor held
.................. i.~.. ...... ... . o • ~ ~ ~lihood of securing federal funds at ithis week This drive, which is con-t ins Flying Cadet Examining Board in Goldeudale Novembm 12 The
Maryhill church Tuesday afternoon rado Mr. Joruan amp serve(1 ~or ~our ............ , " ~' ' ~ ' ".
, 1 n te ltms ume tm ~L ~omenaale airport ducted entnely by mail is the only will meet m Pmtland accoidmg to W~shl~m contingent of 31 at the
at 3:00 o'clock, iMr. Jordan died at years as chaplain of the state se a . ' " " I " ' I ' " " , • ' " "s " ' "
his home in Seattle Saturday. He During his 20 year residence at norPhilip Hingston, in ~he absence ofL,ea ueapPeal and the only course of income [ Lieutenant Colonel B. H. Hensley, court of honor was presented the
had been iu poor health for several Maryhill, Mr. Jordan took an active the regular committee chairman, re-]for the Khckitat County Tuberculosisldistrict recruRing officer. During its sheel)skin award for attendance.
] n he h fhl comma I ted that little progless has beeng stay m Poltland the boald ~11 m
,years. I interest i t "re o 's - ...... , " ~ " " ..... " " - More than 100 were present at the
c he servedImade on the pending Goldendale hos I Tubmculoms is still the leading te~lew those appl)ing fol appoint [
After retiring from the ministry nity. On many o~casions ' " - " " ..... " " " '" " ' -Icourt of honor ceremonies held in j
in 1910 Mr. Jordan made his home tas minister in county churches, pital project, cause of dea,th "among young people ment and will give the necessary ex- the county courthouse. Ray Hughes,
• at Mar' y "hill where' he operated one I His survivors include the widow, The subject of faster mail service I and ranks, among the entire popula- aminations to those tentatively• ae-i.~ ~',~" ""^ D-lla ~., v," ..... ............... ~'~'~ "÷ *~" ..... r~
of the finest orohards in Eastern.~1 Mrs. Birde M. Jordan', two daugh- l between Goldendale and Yakima V¢~I- tion as the deadliest of all com- cepted, l.~f~,f .....h,~nn,' __.~wlth .................... a~_,~, ohmh,¢ ,, o~,r...u ~1
V~;ashi~igton" ~ . A fe~ years' ago Mr. items', Mrs. Sterlng D. Peterson and i ley points was again brought up for ........... ' municable diseases Itealth education! lleq ~irements for al I)( inure( ~t "~rc ..~4~,~,/ Schamc..,~ ~f,~f T..erh Dalles, ~c~..~-o~nf
and Mrs Jordan moved to Seattle iMrs Horace G Rahskopf" and two~ discussion at Che meetinz Hie-hwavlis the chief method of combatting that a young man be unmarried" in ! .....
• t ~ " " ' i : c,- o ¢ ~ [ ' ' , colnnllSSlOller was e=l.iso present aria
xshere' they resided until his, death.:, grandchildren, Sterling Jordan Pet-~!imp~ovements. including the elimina- this g~eat plague, and, a generous excellent heatlh; at least 20 years ~-~va~ ~ ded t~el .heepskms " to the W~sh-'
Mr. Jordan had a distinguished ! mson'. , and .Mellnda Ann Rahskopf, , ,Ition of the. ~Ma~y~hill" loops wine also use of the appealing, colorful seal on , old, but not past ,')6', and he must /a ...... ..... ~ ..... ",,~. T,~ ....... --i~ ~.~ ~h~ h~..,h,,.,,~,,.Z
~areer in the ministry. The son of a ! all of Seattle. discussed, all holiday mail is a guarantee that have satisf,a.ctorily oompleted two : for the comin • m
well known Southern evangelist hel The Rev. C. E. Hanes, pastor of , a vigorous campaign will be waged years of college. ! kfter thata onh_ t~me ittwill be presented
was graduated from Wake Forest the Goldendale Baptist church, con- George Pollan, of Goldendale, re-
college at the head of his class and
i~ 1878 was ordained aa a" minister
iI~ the Baptist church.
After performing outstanding
services for his church in N.0rth
Carolina, Mr. Jordan came to Ore-
gon with an immigrant trdin. His
ducted the services at Maryhill. In- :ceived treatment Tuesday evening I
2erment was at the Maryhill ceme-for a severed tendon in the back of l
church, i hand•
in Kltckitat county in 1941. Over
During the nearly 30-week train-
t(~ ti~e troop having the largest atten-
P ices are for
HOME TYPE 49-Ib. uck
KITCH[N (RAFT FLOUR
Nov. 22 thru Nov. 25
241A-lb. sack . . . gge
Drifted Snow, 49 lbs...$1.54
CHERUB MILK Tall Cans 4 for 26c
DOG FOOD Strongheart, l s, 6/25c
SHORTENING, Royal Satin 3 lb. 39c
ITALIAN PRUNES 4 lb. pkg. 19¢
KARO SYRUP BI, Label 5-1b can 35¢
SCOTTISSUE 3 rolls 21c
Gold Medal, 49 lb. sk... $1.69
PANCAKE FLOUR No. 10
Harvest Blossom Sack
Roaster Fresb l
Stokely or Libby
Tid-bi~ or
Crushed
8-o~ csn
HONEY POD PEAS 2 for
TABLE SALT 8-lb. bag 18c
SODA CRACKERS Salted 2 Ib bx 15c
LUX TOILET SOAP 3 bars 17c
RUBY CATSUP 3 12-oz bot. 25c
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE ,~6-OZCAN 17¢
Kraft Macaroni Dinners Pkg. 9¢
Julia Lee
AIRWAY
Lb, bag 12e
NOB HILL
2ba,33c
Lb bao 17e
Lb can 20e
¢
15¢ 29'
pkg. pkg.
KIDNEY BEANS, Joan of Arc, No. 2 can... 10c
~I~)MATO JUICE, Sunny Dawn, 46 oz. can.. 17c
BAB YLIMA BEANS, 5 lb. pkg ....... ...29c
BLA(~ PEPPER, ~ lb. pkg ........ ~....10c
CITRON PEEL, 8 oz. cello'. ........ .....1Tc
BABO CLEANER ..................... 12c
OORN, Country Home, cream style, No. 2 can 10c
PEARS, Harper House, No. 2~ can .... .... 18c
PEACIng'S, Castle Crest, No. 2~ cans, 2 for 25c
RADIANT FRUIT MIX, 1 lb. pkg ......... 31c
RA.ISINS, 4 pound package. ............ 21c
ST. REGIS MACqK]EBJEI6 No. I can ......10c
MALT SYRUP, Blue Ribbon, 3 lb. can ..... 49c
B U T T g ~[~ Grode ^ t~. 41@
g O G S . ade A lge. Doz. 340
C ~[ E g S E ~fld Cream Lb. 19¢
SALAD DRESSING, l)uchess, quart Jar ..... 23c
Sandwich SPREAD, Lunch Box, pt. 21c; qt. 85c
Waldorf TISSUE ............... . . • ..... 4c
SO(YI~ TOWELS, 2 for ................. 19c
STARCH, Corn'or Gloss, I lb. pkgs., 8 for... 25c
RIVER RICE, close out, 2 lb. pkg.... .... 10c
QUAKER OATS, quick or regular, lge. pkg. 21c
VARBRITE WAX, quart can ............ 69c
Mazda Light GLOBES, 15 to 100 watt 10c to 15c
HERSHEY 5c BARS, 5 for .............. 15c
Her. Bittersweet CHOCOI~a~TES, 7 oz., 2 for ~5c
Edgemout SMACKS, large pkg.... ....... 14c
Values are for Friday and Saturday
Lemons, doz. ...... 19c
Sunk st
Emperor Grapes, lb.. 5c
Fancy
Grapefruit, doz. .... 25c
100 size Arizona
Calavos, each ..... 10c
24 size
Turnips, 3 bchs. .... 10c
Good Quality
Potatoes, 50 lbs ..... 49c
Deschutes U. S. No. 2
,, , b.
Bacon by the piece, 1 .19c
HAM, Morrells Pride
Skmed, lb .........
Pork Shoulders, lb ..... 12c
Picnic Style
Pork Steak, lb. ........ 17c
70 cents out of every dollar raised
is spent in Klickitat county directly,
This year seals will be sold from
November 25 to Christmas eve.
Other seal sale chairmen and the
communities in which they will serve
ing course, the flying cadet receives
dance at the next district court of l
a salary of $75 a month in add'itioh honor to be held in The Dalles, Dec-!
to his qnarters, cl,,)lhin~;, medicai
eml)er 10.
to.re and a ration allowance of $1.00,iinzmy Trowbridge, of the Golden-
per day. At ~l~e completion of the dale troop, was advanced to the r~nk
couz'se, the flying cadet is commis- of Life Scout. The following merit
e sioned as a second lieutenant in the badges were presented to Goldendale
Air Corps Reserve and is placed on Scouts: Jimmy Trow~bridge, athletics,
aclive duty for a period of one year.cooking
or more with a tactical unit of the ~"
Sleeper, chemistry; Douglas Bratton,
Army Air Corps.
handicraft; Jim Brooks, chemistry
are: W. G. Parker, Alderdale; Mrs. to the police reports," one of the ;and woodworking; Fritz House,
Alfred P. Hill, White Salmon; Mrs. youths was quoted as saying. " personal hoMth; James House, pip-
James Erwin, Bingen; Mrs. R.M. Both boys had reform school neering; and Tommy Gray, tender-
ttuntington, Klickitat. In Bickleton records in Utah and the older youth foot. I
Mrs. A. M. Matsen will serve; Mrs. was on parole at the time he left The examining board at the court
August Jackel, Centerville; Mrs. the state, county authorities said. of honor was made up of Scout rues-
Lloyd Hickey, Glenwood; Mrs. Mexy .............
Stewart, Trout Lake, Mrs. George
Coffield, Wishram. Mrs. John Sand-
Thursday, November 21,
Civil Service .
Jobs AvaIl
A call for carpenters, s',tlpw
and instrument makers was
this week by the U. S. Civil
oommission. A.pplica,tions will be
ceived for these positions by the
corder, labor board, Puget So
Navy Yard, Bremerton, Wash., uP
Dec. 31.
Examinations will be given :
these positions after that time. JOtS
will be awarded on the basis of co$"
petitive examinations.
TO KLICKITAT COUNTY VOTI$11~
Gojdendale Grange No. 49 wishes
t
lta e this opportunity of thanking
a~ t~e voters of Klickitat C