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THE GOLDENDALE SENTINEL--Goldendale, Washington
Thursday, November 24, 1938
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Peaches, Apricots
Topic For Yakima
Fruit Conference
T 41S BOOKLET
'q/~ te Ma~
~a~'~ f~r a c~py at
v~mr ~ It'o FRYe!
PRODUCE
Lettuce
Head .....
Bananas
3 lbs. ..... 19c
Sweet Spuds
6 lbs. ..... 19c
Oranges
Size No. 176
1 doz. .... 25c
Grapefruit
8 for ...... 25c
Green Celery
2for ....... 9c
Lemons
Dozen ....19c
Cranberries
2 lbs. ..... 29c
9
Special
S
;t~2,
Extra Fancy
9
Red or White
9
Phillips
OZ. can
mm
Maximum
Guaranteed Meats
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED ON EV-
ERY PURCHASE ALWAYS
WATCH OUR PRICES
ALWAYS SELL AS LOW OR LOWER
THAN ANY COMEETITIVE PRICE
Come In And Save On Top
Quality Meats
FORMER
SiX PRONG LADY I owned ,by Mm. George MoCredy. This
DIES AT SOLDIERS HOME
building has been remodeled to bet-!
tar accomm,c~late the many depart-I
BICKL~TON -~- (Special to The ments of l~he post~ service. Ions V.
~ntlnel}-~The ?hanksgiving playlet McCredy postmistress, ~as ln,het~llu~
directed by Miss Orpha Jansen dur-i 63 ~dd~tlonai loc~ poxes ~OT V
~g the Sunday school %our last Sun- I of the patl~ons.
day was a success and~ enjoyed by An all day meeting of Alder Creek
every~lte,
A very interesting T~nanksgiving
sermon w~ delivered Sunday, Nov-
ember 20 by Ray. Vernon, w]m
presses at 11 a. m. every Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. F~ulkner and
Mrs. Effi~ Zumwalt were host~ to
M~s. Beulah Yarnell and ~aughter,
M~'s. Gl~ys (,'rider ~ud Mary Bet~,
and Mr. end ~rs. W. L. Zumwalt, of
Yekima, Sunday.
D~vld Jordan, of T~ma, nephew
ot Mrs. EKie Zumwalt, w~s a caller
at her home last w¢ek.
Mrs. C. ~mstock, former resident
of the Six Prong section, passed away
M~nday, November 14. Funeral ser=
end Interment were in Retail,
where ~hey ,have lived at ~he Soldiers
Home for e numt~r of years. Mr.
Com~tock ~rvivea his wife and is a
~panish W~r Veteran.
Mt~ L~ia ~trange L~reen, daugh-
ter of ~orge L~rsen, was quietly
m~ed to Tl~omas :Price in Yekima
November 11. ~hey wtll make their
home in Yeklma.
• he goal for attendance at Sunday
school is 60. Everyone do his beat to
reach it.
Ronald Faulkner left Sunday of
l~t week fc~ Medical I~ke, where he
accepted a position at the Cus-
todial ~0~i"
Mrs. (I. J. ~eus~u was ~hostec~ ~ a
dinner party W~,nesday evening.
Her r~uts included MY. ~nd Mrs.
George Man-sen, Mr, and Mrs, John
Harris, Mr. and M~s. ~I (~rter, Mr.
and M~. Alfred Mat~en, Mr. e~d Mrs.
Ch~. Jansen and Mr. and Mrs. C. R.
M~redy. Pinochle, contract an~
c~ino furnished the evenings enter-
t~nment. High scores were won by
Gee. M~een and ~. Carl Caster.
~e Bickleton post office moved
I~ ~ to the Bu~ Pyle building
Orange was held Thursday with eL
pot luck dinner at noon.
Ray. Vernon, Harlend Schultz, Mr.
and Mrs. A. W. Donaho and Mr. an&
M~rs. Forest Wandllng attended, the
Natlonel Grange held in Portland last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. (~eorge M~utsen enter-
tain~l My. and Mre. C~ss. E, Scott
ln~o c~urch membership. It ts ~estr-
ed ~hat the parents be present if pos-
sible.
Mr. and Mrs. Ctm~le~ E. Scott en-
tertained Father Mullig~m and Mr.
and Mrs. J. Mullig~n and chtldreu,
of Sunnystde, at dinner Sunday.
The Blckleton Boy Goo~t Troop ~tt-
tended the Court of Honor held in
Betme Wednesday. Chris Jansen took
the Scouts down.
• he bu~ineu end i~cial meeting
combined was ~eld at 0he home of
M~s. A. T. Walling ~'~rlday. A fine
program was enjoyed by all.
F. W. Zumwalt, Edward Flower,
A. G. Rowland, John Dodson an.d
J,~&n Harris attended the Masonic
lodge in M~bton Monday evening.
The meeting ws preceded wtth a din-
net,
The ~od Will ,Society is giving
their annual dinner in the Grange
hell ~aturd~y, December 3rd at six
p. m. This society is an auxiliary of
t~e churOh, patronize this dinner and
support a worthy cent.
Mrs. AIM[ta ]~a~owll en~lped the
Boy Scout troop, Mr. an*d M~rs. Scott
e.nd Herbert Evans e,t a turkey din-
ner Tues~lay evening. The dinner
honored her son, Walter, wl~0, is an
active member of t.he troop.
Mr. end Mrs. Charle~ N. Jansen
and Mr. and Mrs. H~rry McCredy
were Joint hosts at a card pa.rty S~-
urday evening at the Jansen home.
Progressive pin.cvhle was played by
the 24 guests. Mrs. George Matsen
took ,home the traveling prize. Alfred
Jansen and Mrs. C. R. McCredy made
high scores.
S. F. Gan~ders end Alfred Jansen
made a business trip to Peace Wed-
nesday.
In Probate
No,. P. 2011
In the matter of 0he joint estate of
Alfred Pascal end Irene Pascal
Pench*es and apricots will be t~he
principal topics of d~scussion in the
soft fruit section of the 34th annual
meeting ~c,f the Washington State
Horticultural association, at Yakima
DecembEr 5, 6 and 7.
Tim ~*hrBe-day meeting is divided
into six sections. The morning of the
first ,d~y will be devoted to pest con-
trol, and ~t~e afternoon to soft fruit.
Tbe hee.l~h, value of apples is slated
for Tuesday m.0~rntng, to be followed
by orchard mana~e~nent problems.
Wednesday's topics will be .fruit econ-
omics-handling and harvesting, and
orchard soil management pro~blems.
C. L. I~c,btnson, Yaktma, president
of the association, ie to be chairman
of the soft CruEt section.
A com,parlson between canning
freestone end cling peaohes will be
~n~de .by A. M. Neubert, U. S. D. A.
fruit end vegetable la~boretory, Pull-
man. Neubert ,worked at Presser last
summer with Rod Elberta, Standard
Elberta, Gold Medal, I-I~le and other
verieti,e~ of. pear, has.
Art M~tzlaff, e successful grower
of Parker, Wa~hing~o~n, will discuss
the growing of peaches. E. D. Gen-
singer, We~natchee ~prlcot grower,
will :tell of his experiences n main-
taining s,ize in apricots.
A progress report ,~n mite control
by Dr. R. L. Webster, entomologist
at the experiment station, State Col-
lege of Washington, Is included ~a
the afternoon's program.
Each ~d~rees wlll ~be followed by
discus~ion period during whioh each
gro~w~er wil have an ogportunity to
contribute ~h,ts lde~8 and ask quay-
[ ttons about ~he growing and handling I
of soft ~rults. During .~he discussion {
on p~chets, a
representative of the[
farm em~nomics deportment of theI
State ,College will be pre~ent to an~-I
war questions on the peach outlook.I
OBITUARY .
Bertha E. Miller, youngest daugh-]
tar of William H. and Mary A. Mill-I :"
er, was born on the family farm]
one and one-half m41es east of Gold- Leaee---Wm. R. and J. A. Lauter-
endale, Washington, on March 1~. bach to Bingen and White Salmon,
1879. Her entire life with the excep.
lion of a few years in Oregon, was
spent in Klickitat county.
On October 13, 1914 she was mar-
reed to Zenas F. Mattson. After liv-
ing in "Goldendale one year they
moved to Cent~rvllle, Wash., where
she lived until the time of her death,
which occurred at the family home
on November 21, 1938 after many
months of illness and suffering.
She became a member of the
Church of Christ many years ago
and was a tireless ~vorker in church,
Sunday school, Ladies Aid and other
departments of the church. ,~ i'
She was a member of Centervfl]e
Gi'ange No. 81, Neighbors ot Wood-
craft No. 156 and also took an ac-
tlve interest in P. T. A., Thimble
club and other commun,lty affairs.
~he loved music and.flowers and
took pleasure in sending choice blos-
soms to her friends.
Besides her husband, Zenas F.
Mattson, s,ho leaves to mourn her
passing one daughter, Mrs. C. E.
Jackal of Centerville, Wash., one,
grandson, Robert T. Jackal, also of
Centerville, Wash., two sisters, Mrs.
E. M. Ahola, of Camas, Wash., and
Mrs. Bert Sears, of Toppentsh0
Wash., and several nieces and nep-
i~ews, besides a great many friends
and neighbors.
Hers was an active life and she
will be long remembered and missed
by her neighbors and loved ones.
Week's Realty News
Tax Deed--.County treasurer to
Melvin Densley, Lot 15, Block 3,
Terminal Add. to Galdendale, $$1.
Quitclaim--Henry H. Huske¥ to
Christina Huskey,, Lot 9 and 10,
Block 4, Suksdorf s Add. to Blngen.
WD---Ploneer State Bank to Levi
Niva, gel-4 of ~ec. 15-3-14, $1~00.
WD---Charles S. McDowell and
wife to Zona I. Hector, S|S~t of
Soc. 33-4-17.
Deed of Trust--Frances WarnstaffI
to R.W. Richter, Lots 2 end $' 1
• - h SENW1-4 and NESWl-4 of ~ 19-
to, ~nd filed with the olevK of b e r, ~ " " ,
Superior Court of enid county end o-lu. i
state his final account and report and WD---L E. Rushing to Willis A. I
~etition four distribution as suoh ad-~.r,.~ ~w~ 4 of Sac 2-~ ~ ~r I
ministrator; and~ ~chet We~lnesd~y the I ...... ".. . " ".. - " J
21st d~y of December, 1938. at 10:00I QC--L. E. Rusn]ag to Wll~s A.
o'clock A. M. at the court room ofI~..b~ ~ s~um 4 of ~ s~ • ~ I
our said Superior Court at Go den- - ........... I
~dale, i*n aald county, has been dulyi wu--~'mneer t~m~e tmnz to t~nas.
appointed by our Superior Court for O. Hooker, SWNWl-4, ~NI-$ffW1-4, ]
the setlement of the final e~ccount, et ....... 1 - " " c 12 and SWo . _I
whtc e u ~w~w • or ~e w~ ~ or
h tim bhe Co rt Is tusked to ~ - • "
settle euoh report, dlstri~ute the Sac. 11, .all of ~ . 13 and N1-2 and
property to the heirs or persons an- ~ , ... o^ t" ~ 20" ~12 ~^~
titled to ~ne same end dlsclmrge the o~- .... o~. ~-~- . , ~ ,.uuu._ I
administrator. QC--Caroline Unaerwooa to Irma l
WITNESS,. The H.on: J..E. ~tone, Pauline Davis Lot 1:0, Block $, j
Juage o~ the e~l(l Hupemor courL WhEt S 1 o ' I
an'd the seal of s~ld, Court affixed e a m n t
this 23rd day of November, 1938. QC--State Bank of Goldendale toI
GEiO. M. BAKER County Clerk an,d ts
Myrtle E Smith, 2 trac in Alder-
CAerk of the ~uperior Co.urt. By
R. M. Spoon, deputy, i dale.
Nov 24 Dec 15 4t ksdorf Ve
~.:~- - --- { WD---Theodor Sh to rley
Read and use The Sentinel want'I R. and Edna WoosleY, Lot ~, Block
ads. It ~a~ It--[8, Suksdorf'd F/rat Add. to ~lngen.
RHINO ADDS MYSTERY TO DRY FALLS
At the base of the 400-foot Dry Falls, near Coulee City, are several centuries-old lava caves. In one of these,
explorers have found bones believed to be part of a prehistoric rhinoceros that once roamed the Columbia
Basil Photograph shows the entrance to one of the cave.'. This picture released through cooperatlo;: of Wash.
~gta~ S#a~ Progress Comm&~qon and
~asfilmjto~ Ne'a,spa?cr Publishers" Association, o[ which this news-
~prr h a sustaining member
~tract la Sac. 31-3-12, qor 10 years,
$600.
QC---Rosa A. and Z.O. Brooks,
North 888 feet, more or less of SW
SW~of Sac. 16-4-16, east of Colum-i
bus Avenue.
WD---Al,der Creek Orange to Max
and Carl Maurer, Lots 1 and 2,
Block 7, Blckleton; $300,00.
WD---Alder Creek Grange to Max~
A. Maurer, S~ of Lot 5, Block 9,
Bleklet~n.
WD--Calvln L. Crider and Wife to
Max A. Maurer, Lot 6, Block 8,
Blckleton.
WD---Nicholas Names to George
Matson and Nelson B. Matsen, SE1-4
Sl-Z NEI-4 and SENW1-4 of Sac,
26-6-~1; $1200.00.
THANKS VOTERS
I wish to exted by sincere thanks
to the electors of Kllckltat county
for tbe splendid vote given to me
~,n November 8. The vote is most
encouraging and evidences the de-
sire of the voters that I.carry on.
R. M. SPOON.
COMPLETES CHECK
Carl Kummer, state range super-
intendant, conipleted his oheck of
compliances on Kltckltat
range programs this week.
teens for compliance payments
be forwarded to the state o'ff'ice
mediately, L. W. TernLahan,
agriculturist enid.
OLD SONGS
KIT
Monday
Wednesday
Friday
8:30 A. M.
ERNEST WILLIAMS
1109 Lincoln Ave.
Phone ~,W4~
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