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Page Two THE GOLDENDALE SENTINEL--Goldendale, Washington ..... Thursday, November 24, 1!
Umlauf, Jr. From Camas came Mrs,
Otto Michaelis and Mrs. Beais.
Goldendale guests included Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Bogyman, Miss
Nedra Bowman, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Ward, Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Welter,
and their daughter, Miss Maxlne, J.
A. Barge, and the family of the
bride.
MASONIC DAI~CE
A dance will be held at the Ma-
sonic temple this Saturday evening
VALUES FOR FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND MONDAY for Masons, Eastern ,Star and Rain-
bow members and their friends. The
HARD MIX CANDY, 2 pounds .................... 19@ dance will begin at 9:30 p. b., Mrs.
JUNII~ER MI XCANDY, 2 lbs ................... 25@ Merle Hurd announced.
OXYDOL, package ............................. 19@
CASCADE CRACKER:S, 2 pounds .................. 19@ LIONS S~ pm~rav, s
Members of the Goldendale Lions
MEDIUM SSO~r SHELL OREGON WALNUTS, 1 lb. 150 club were entertained with a reel
WHITE BEANS or RED BEANS, 10 pounds ........ 45@ of motion pictures shown by Jimmy
SORGHUM, 1 Gallon ........................... $1.19 Hall. Tile film included shots of the
SUNGOLD FLOUR, 49 lb. sack .................... 98@ Carneigie Tech-Notre Dame football
game which he witnessed on a re-
cent trip east. Other pictures shown
in the movie reel ,were of the Gold-
endale Jamboree and Indian fishing
on the Columbia at Celllo.
m Dep. our, bar'-rel .. ...... $4 9 8_ I NAU0N WOOL
1 no at, I0 Ibs ...... in the interests of National Wool
week, November 20 to 26, Golden-
Lard, 8 mads .............. $1.191 dale clot hing stor , Ledbetter
Wallace, J. C. Penney Co., the Mary-
Beth Shoppe, and the Dresswell
ROLLED OATS, 9 pound sack ..................... 39@ shop. are featuring special wi,ndow:
FARINA, 8 pounds. ............................. 43@ displays this week. Each window
CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP, I0 bars ................. 29e display features articles of clothing
MORING MILK, 3 cans .......................... 19@ made from domestic wool.
MATCHES, Carton .............................. 15e ~sGrv~G D~Ov.
CHEESE, 1 pound ............................... 17e Under the Joint sponsorship of
CLABBER GIRL BAKING POWDER, 2 lb. can ...... ~1@ Louis Leidl post of the American
CATSUP,'" ~ttle~ . ............................... 10@ Legion and the Goldendale aerie of
the Fraternal Order of Eagles, a
FRUITS AND VEGETABLF special Thanksgiving day dance will
be held at the Utopian ball room,
Carrots or Turnips, 3 bunches ..... 10C Thursday night, Nov. 24. D. E. Van-
doVanter is chairman in charge of
Lettuce, locM grown, 3 hea& ..... 10c srrangements for the dance.
Tbompson's orchestra will provide
Celery, Utah or bleached, stalk .... 5c the music for the affair.
Oranges, 288 size Stmkist, 2 dozen. 29c Zvo vA T0 H0 D
Grapefruit, 100 size Arizona, doz... 29c savF ZRZ D S.,
A comblned silver tea and art
~.~ PHONE 272--GOLDENDALE fest lval will be the highlights of
the regular meeting of Mucrada
~ Thursday afternoon, December I, at
theWoman's Asoclation club house.
Guests for the program include
the Woman's Assoclation, and the
junior clubs from Klickitat and
Members should keep in mind the
business session will start promptly
at 2:00 p. m.
Evelyn Martin will be hostess of
Emma Seibold Weds Klickitat Man At the Book club Wednesday, Novem-
ber 30, at the home of Mrs. A. R.
Tuesday Afternoon Ceremony Here Young uist.
Beneath an arch of evergreens,
foretelling the coming holiday sea-
son. and flowers of the late fall,
Miss Emma Seibold, daughter of Mr.
dozen guests from Goldondale and
out of town followed the ceremony.
Receiving was Mrs. Seibold, mother
of the bride, wearing a street-length
and Mrs. Ernest Seibold of Golden-I frock of chateau.wine crepe with a
dale, Tuesday afiernoon, November l corsage of rosebuds and gardenias,
22, exchanged wedding vows with land Mrs. Fred Rosonkranz, grand-
Alfred Boysen, son of Mr. and Mrs. mother of the bride.
Fred Boysen of Klickitat. The Rev- The weddi~ng cake centered the
erend C. J. Hall read the single ring lace-covered reception table, flank-
service at 3:00 o'clock at the home ed by tall white tapers and flowers.
of the bride's parents The bride cut the traditional
Tall baskets of big chrysanthe-
mums in shades of rose and white
stood beside the bridal couple. Given
in marriage by h~r father, the bride
chose a long taffeta gown of steel
blue. full-skirted, with a yes neck
and puffer sleeves. Her corsage was
a spray of three gardenias.
Bridal Party
Miss Elsie Seibold, her sister's
only attendant, chose a tv;ffeta gown
of cherry-rose, made on similar
lines to the bridal gown, with a
corsage of gardenias. Harold Hut-
ch.ins of Klickitat ~¢as best m~n,
and Miss Maxine Welter was at the
piano to play the wedding march.
An informal reception for two
WATKINS VANILLA CONTEST
CIA~ES THE BOth of this month
Be sure and send in your entry,
blanks "NOW!" With purchese of
barge vanilla you get Cocoa, Bak-
ing Powder, pound cans end half
pound Pepper, for 5 cents. Let's
bril~ some good IW'I~.s t~) Kltck-
ltmt County, Your ~Vatkins Dealer
ts still hold~ first p~e.
ROY W. LUNDBEI~JJ, Goldendale
pieces, and assisting with the serv-
ing were Mrs. Chester Beals of
Camas, and Miss Nedta Bowman of
this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Boysen left after
the reception for a short wedding
trip to Seattle. For traveldng the
bride chose a long-sleeved frock of
jay blue alpaca with a coat of rain
rust and hat and accessories of
black.
Klickitat Home
After November 25 the couple
will be at home to their friends in
Klickitat, where the bridegroom is
employed. The bride, ~ popular Gold-
endale girl, was graduated from
high school here and a~ended
Washington State college, where she
was a pledge of Delta Zeta sorority.
Mr. Boysen was graduated from
high high school in Klickitat and
attended school in Seattle.
Out of town guests bidden to the
wedding i.n¢luded Mr. Boysen, father
of the bridegroom, from Klickitat.
Mrs. Boysen is traveling in Ger-
many. Others from Klickitat were
Mr. and Mrs. Hutchins and their
daughters and Mr. and Mrs. Herman
If your coiffure in step with the
season ? Let us show you the lat-
est styles of attractive hair
dressing. Lead the style parade
with the ultra-new hair-up coif-
fure. Accent your new winter
wardrobe with one of our new-
est winter permanents.
Shipp's Barber and Beauty Shop
Phone 1413 for Appointment
TURKEY DINNER
Honoring eight Goldendale wom-
en, Mrs. John A. Miller entertained
at her Centerville home with a tur-
key dinner last Thursday. The a~ter-
noon was spent in sewing. Among
those present were: Mrs. August
Hanson, Mrs. John Nath, Mrs. John
Kaidera, Mrs. James Gray, Mrs.
Lawrence Sanstrum, Mrs. Roy San-
ders, Mrs. Archle Radcl~iffe and Mrs.
J. g. Hoagiand.
MRS. KARGE HOSTESS TO
BRIDGE CLUB THIS WEEK
Mrs. Ed Karge entertained mem-
bers of Goldendale's newest bridge
club for the group's second meeting
Monday evening at her home. Co-
hostess for the evening was Miss
Peggy Conry. A buffet supper pre-
ceded the evening of contract bridge,
and honors went to Mrs. Carter L.
Hilsabeck and Mrs. W. L. Matthews.
Four tables were in play during
the evening, and guests t, ncluded
Mrs. Pat McEwen, Mrs. Max Maurer,
Miss Faye Gosney, Miss Madeline
Trumbo, Mrs. Matthews, Mrs. Will-
iam Woodford, Mrs. Karge, Mrs.
Credo Watson, Mrs. Ronald Richard-
son, Miss Mary Nesbitt, Mrs. Don
Hobbs, Mrs. Lloyd Hanson, Mrs.
Hilsabeck, Mrs. A. Copeland and
Harold Guy.
The next semi-monthly meeting of
the club will be held Monday eve-
ning, December 5, at the home of
Dr. and Mrs. M. R. Davies. Hostesses
for the ovenrtng will be Mrs. A. Cope-
land and Mrs. W. L. Mathews.
WHITE SALMON WOM~I~
VISITS ASSOCIATION
Personalities of the officers in, the
Washington State Federation of
Women's clubs were on parade here
last Thursday, when Mrs. Bertram
i Heaman of White Salmon, district
federation president, paid her offi-
cial visit to the Goldendale Wom-
an's aesoclatiom Mrs. Heaman spoke
to the group about the federation
and its advantages.
The meeting Thursday followed a
pot-luck luncheon at 1:00 o'clock in
the association's new club rooms.
Mrs. John R. McEwen was hostess
to the group, ~ssisted by a commit-
tee from the clufi.
Two gifts were presented to the
club following the regular business
meting. They Were a silver tray, the
gift of the White Salmon club, pro-
sented by Mrs. Heaman; and a table-
cloth of Quaker lace, presented by
Mrs. Stanley Thompson~, president,
in behalf of the Mucrada club. A
tea towel shower was also held for
the club by association and Mucrada
members.
CHRISTMAS MEETING
Members of the Kllckitat Wool-
growers' Auxiliary will hold their
regular December meeting l~n the
form of a Christmas party next
Thursday, Dec. 1. The meeVing will
be held at the home of Mrs. Max
Maurer with Mrs. Wlltiam F. Hornt-
brook acting as chairman of the hos- B L A N K E T S NOW'S THE TIME TO BUY
tess: committee. A pot-luck lunch Not less than 5% pure wool! ANDSAVE!!
will be served at noon. All members They're large, wa ,rm,_ and at-
over 25 cents. These gifts will be $1.98 pair
exchanged at an Auxiliary Christ-
mas tree. -- PLAIDS, INDIAN DESIGN ~.~~7/~
CENTERVILLE SHOWER IN Attractive colors ! With stitch-
HONOR OF MRS. C. ~ ed ends. Size 70"x80".
Mrs. Curtis Neal was recipient of S1.49 each •
many beautiful gifts at a miscellane- ~z~..~?..F//A. , " ' ~,~
ous shower last Thursday afternoon CO M F O R T E R -//////.~
100 % wool filled ! Sateen cov- ~i' ~ .,..~.~fi~'
for which Mrs. Mary Ritzschke, Mrs. ........., ~.,....
Hugh Cameron, Mrs. Gus Hollett, ered. Cut size, 72" x 84".
Harms were hostesses. The Center-
ville Grange hall dining room was :~/.//~/.~.///S~:~/~2~:~,~;~~ TOPFLIGHT
tastefully decorated with fall flow-. ;~,,~ ~ ~.~x-/zx~'~'~'~'z'~',i~
ers. The T anksglving motif wa. : -- S H I R T S
carried out in the refreshments as ,.~~
At...
Mrs. Neal (Iris l~itzschke) is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William~ Combed broadcloth. Smartest
Ritzschke. ' i ~~ patterns, whites, solids ~ fast
Curtis Neal is the son of Mr. andi ~~/£VI I [~\ color! Nu-Craft collars attach-
Mrs. Marion Neal, of Dufur.
ed"
DANCES WILL PROVIDE i Towncraft* S._.,HI R T S!
.aO
Assisted by nine community or- "ne ab "c. Patterns, whites,
ganizations, the Goldendale Primary FI r f rl
Improvement club will stage a bone- ,. solids! NuCraft collorsl
fit dance at the Utopian hall Satur- 1 ~i~/'~l/~'/~ Smart TIES
day evenlng' December 3" Funds i ~i ' 49c ,
taken *in at the "dance will be used
to provide hot lunches for the pri- Hand made, resilient. Color-
mary school children during the [ ~/2A{~ ~,~ ful new fall designs!
comi.ng winter.
Goldendale organizations assist- I~"~t\ BIG VALUES !
ing with the dance are: American
Legion, Leg~ion Auxlillary, Goklen- UNION SUITS
dale Grange, Lions club, Chamber of
0. ~Isterhood, Eagles lodge, and
Admission for the dance will be ~ Buy now! You rarely get
50c per couple with 25c charged ~.~ ~.,,-~m# winter weight unions at
for spectators. ~i!~~~ this low price!They're
------- made of good quality cot-
W0!KA~S ASSOCIATION ton, rib knit ~ lightly fleec-
ASKED T.0 AID VETERANS ed for added warmth and
The following statement was re- comfort. Snug-fitting cuffs
leased for puhlication today by Mrs. on sleeves and ankles. Full
Richard J. Bates, of Bingen, chair- cult sizes.
man of cooperation with the War
Veterans representing the Mid-Co-
lumbia district federation of Wom-
an's clubs:
"Now it ,Is time to turn our
thoughts to What to do about the
Veterans in the hospital at Walls
Walla for Christmas.
"I would llke each club member
to buy a package of gum and a
candy bar---wrap in Christmas paper
--attached to it a Christmas tag
'with the name of your club on the
plain side.
"Please, Madame President, after
you have collected the~e wrap and
mail to Mrs. Wdlliam Page, 117 Park
St., Walla Walla, Wash. Then drop
me a card telling how many were
sent.
"Do this as soon as possible.
"To be sure all get a gift from
each member of Mid-Columbla we
have to send 418. Don't stop at your
quota.
"If any club can gather greene---
fir, jack pine, etc., you might send
some to Mrs. page---as you know
around Walla Walla they have noth-
ing like our evergreen trees and
they Just love the smell of the l
woods."
UNION TItAI~SOWII~O SERVICE
DRAWS CROW.~.OF WORSHIPRRS
Unton Thanksgiving services at
the Baptist church Sunday evening
were attended with the combined
congregations of the Methodist,
Gospel Assembly, and Baptist
churches filling the auditorium, bal-
cony, and platform of the Baptist
church to near capacity.
A happy spirit prevailed through-
For Protection and Service!
Dress Galoshes
98c
So light in weight you'll
hardly know you're wearing
them! Two-tone silk finish
rubber uppers, fleece lined
for comfort and warmth.
Convenient three snap
style, well reinforce&
BOY'S WOOLEN MILTON
Cloth Jackets
Sizes 8 to 16
$2.79
MEN'S---BOY'S
Storm Rubbers
79c-- 98c
Popular Pence Brand ! Made
of live, long-wearing rubber
with non-slip heels and
soles. Fabric lined, easy to
slip into. Their high cut up-
pers fit smoothly, keep out
rain and snow ! Choose
yours and save!
WORK GLOVES
Serviceable Jersey ! !
15c pair
Sturdily made, fleece lined
for warmth I Knit wrists !
Baptist church, presided and offered
the closing prayer.
The decorations consisted of
M~r. and Mrs. A. L. Powers return-
ed home ,~turday afternoon. Mr.
Powers recently underwent an opera-
out with si,nging, praise, testimony pumpkins, squash, shocks of wheat
and thanksgiving preparing the way and corn, and fruit arranged by the
for the Thanksgiving message which decorating committee. A happy
Was delivered by the Roy. C. J. Hall, thankful people united in the sing-
pastor of the Methodist Episcopal ing.
church of Goldendalo. He pointed Minor differences were forgotten
out by keen observation., and by and all unlte(d .in the service of
timely, humorous and serious illus-praise and thanksgiving tn a way
trations that we should all be grate- which is inspiring and encouraging
ful to God not alone for the great for ~he Christian work in Golden-
things of life but for the ~nnumer- dale.
able lesser blessings as well.
A thank offering for the Temper-
ance cause in the state of Washing-
ton was taken which amounted to
nine dollars.
Miss Alexander, of the Gospel
Assembly church, read the scripture
lesson and also sang a solo. Miss
Radanovsky, also of the Gospel As.
sembly church, offered the evening
prayer. Roy. C. E. Hanes, of the
tlon in Portland. He is getting along
nicely.
Mrs. Henry Runyon left Sunday for
Portla,nd to be with relatives a few
days. Word was received Setu rday
of the doeth of Clarence Powers, a
former resident of this community.
He was a brot~her ,o,f A. L. Powers and
Mrs. Henry Runyan.
Mr. an~ct Mrs. A. C. Vincent and
Miss I,da Louise were cellers at the
Clarence Kelley ,home Saturday.
I Mr. ~nd Mrs. Clint West end ram-
WHITE
CREEK
GRANGE
HAS BIG ATTENDANCE tly, of Sundale, visited Sund~y wiVh
Mr. and M~rs. E. V. Schrantz.
DOT---(Specal to ~he Sentinel)--- ~here was a record attendance Fri-
Mr. and N£rs. William Mason return- ~day night at the xegular Grange meet-
ed to their ,home Vhls week from
Portland, ~here Mr. Mason hes been
under' medic1 supervision. His con-
dition Is ropartect somewhat tm13rov-
e~,
MEN! BUY NOW! SAVE!
OVERCOATS
Value - Priced !
$11.90
Styles galore ! Polo, raglan
or box type topcoats ; double
breasted box overcoats l
Rich, soft fabrics. Smartly
tailored !
MEN'S STRETCH-ON
Short Boots
$2.98
With flexible red rubber up-
pers--eyelets and lacing at
tops! Sponge rubber insoles
--thick grey rubber soles
and heels .............................
:fi
Storm Welt Boots
$4.98
Perfect protection in rough.
weather. Of black retan
leather with steel and stud
hooks and eyelets. Strong
leather laces. Leather slip-
soles and thick weather-
proof leather outsoles.
Leather heels.
Claud Woods, Gatekeeper;
Samge, Lecturer; Oren Woods, Tre~
urer; Maud Binns, Secretaxy; A1~$
(]less, Cd~plain; Meud Wilson, Cer~;
Dorot~hy Woods, Pomona; Sybel ~"
Icy, Flora; Lady Assistant Stewt~e~
Emma Schrant; Executive Com~it"
tee, Fr~nk Rasmussen; Home
mica, Pearl Wo~ds. It
t*here would be e program
2. The proceeds of v~hi~h will be
by the Grenge. A dance will
the prog~ram. Everyone is urged
attend.
As has 'been the custom for
years, a community c~lnner will
held at the community hall
Thanksgiving Dey. The evening
be spent in merry-making hY
young and old~ Everyone
Royal and Underwood
for sale at The Goldendale
nel. Low down payment and
monthly payment.