April 28, 1949 (8 pages)

j 5 rt gs t ol ' Professional Women’s > the school’, ie BPWC Installs. New Officers At National Adelaide Reilley was installed president of the Business and Club of evada City Wednsday evening ce installation: dinner held at the National hotel. Past President Mary Kohler was installing officer. Ruth and Rita Hutchison were co-chairman for the event, Vivien Berggren was _ retiring president. Other officers’ installed . were Louise Kyle, first vice-president; Wanda tLageson, second vice president; Ida Mae Foote, third vice president; Betty Skalisky, etary; Gertrude Zollars, -“treasurer. Parent Education Class Hears Book Reading on Junior Parent education class, sponsored by ,the Nevada City elementary school Parent-Teachers association, met Tuesday evening s library. A chapter, ‘Junior Is So Talented,’’ was read from the book, “Stop Annoying Your Children,”’ written by Dr. W. W. DisBauer. cussion followed. ° “ Ridge Road Garden Club Hear Forest Supervisor Wednesday The Ridge Road. Garden club met last night at the home of Mrs. Louis Hartman, with members’ husbands as guests. Forest Supervisor Guerdon Ellis was the guest speaker. Grand Patriarch Here For IOOF Encampment Grand Patriarch Roy McGan, Salinas, of the grand encampment of California I O. O. F. > made his official visit to Mistletoe Encampment here Monday evening in the Odd Fellows hall. About 75 members of the local encampment, local lodge and Rebekahs were present. With Chief Patriarch Al Brass in the Miners hopsital for an appendectomy, Past Chief Patriarch Charles Worthley presided. The lodge held its regular meeting Tuesday evening with George Halstead, noble grand, presiding. 4 WSCS Apple Blossom Tea Meets Tomorrow The annual apple blossom spring tea, sponsored. by the WSCS will be held tomorrow from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Nevada City Methodist church, it was announced by Mrs. Ethel Price, president of the organization. yY A fine musical program has been arranged. All members and friends are invited. Invite your friends to visit Nevada County. Hay you live Htappily ever after!” bd May the days to come bring ever-increasing happiness. Whether your wedding is small and intimate or large and formal you'll want your friends to know all about it when.and where. and:above all‘ YOUR NEW NAME! So, let us help you with our Announcements; superlative workmanship on exquisite Strathmore paper. We think the finest line in the state. Quick deliveries and reasonably priced. FREE — with our compliments — a copy of the Bride's Booklet which explains the many puzzling details of Wedding etiquette, is reserved for you at our office. NUGGET ~ .ON FURLOUGH ‘Vlast night * © &©* © & & BF . t=: PERSONALS =:.-: * * ££ ©» &® & & REV. @AGE RETIRES Rev. Walker M. Gage has presented his resignation as rector of St. Peter’s church, Red Bluff, to take effect Saturday. Rev. and Mrs. Gage had been at Red Bluff for 15 years, Previously at Chico, and before that for a number of years at Trinity. GREAT GRANDMOTHER Mrs. Fannie Eden became a great grandmother when her granddaughter, Mrs. Robert O’Harra, of Medford, Ore., gave birth to a girl. Mrs. O’Harra is the former Marjorie Jean Lutz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Lutz, former Nevada City residents. MOVING TO OAKLAND Dan Treanor, who will be 79 next May 13, will move to Oakland Sunday to make his home with a daughter, Mrs. Ed Gleastburg. He was born near Shady creek and followed the hard work of sawmills and timber all his life. TRANSFERRED TO S F. Mrs. Grace Himes. received word her daughter, Madeline, has been transferred from the New York office of Life: magazine to the San Francisco office. HERE FROM BAY AREA Ralph Carey and T. Hunter, Walnut Creek, are visiting in Nevada City. Pvt; Arthur Manley, 17-yearold son of Peggy Tevillyan, is enjoymg a two weeks’ furlough after completing a three month course of basic infantry training at Ford Ord. ” OUT OF HOSPITAL Miles D. Coughlin and Ed ward C. Uren have been released from the Miner’s hospital this ween. George Calanan, another city official, is under the weather this week dnd is staying close to home til he recuperates. sufficiently to return to his city eclerking duties. PONEMAH COUNCIL MEETS Ponemah Couneil No. 16:’met in regular. meeting, with Pocahontas Ruth Wylie in charge. BACK FROM CRUISE Robert M. ‘‘Bob’’ Wasley, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Wasley, returned’ early this week to San Diego aboard a navy ship after . spending five months on a cruise . of South American ports. He is completing his second year of a three-year enlistment. Bob telephoned his parents Monday night from San Diego. He said he had been asSigned to a navy base in Rhode Island where he expected to remain for the balance of his -Newton ‘. with Mrs. Louise McKittrick as enlistment. Rural Teachers! Meet Friday NewtonSchool Rural club met at evening Teachers school Friday hostess. * John Conway of North San Juan school, and vice president of the club, presided in the absence of Mrs Harold George Jr., the former Miss Ruth Blacklidge of Union Hill school, who was married Easter Sunday. Walter A. Carlson, county superintendent of schools, spoke on emergency credentials. He stated emergency credentials this year will become more difficult to obtain and to renew. They will be granted only when every effort has been made to first obtain available state certified teachers and all emergency teachers must be finger-printed, loyalty checked and submit an oath of loyalty and allegiance to the United States. He presented the members of his staff, David Dalke and Earl Lee Ross, general supervisors, and county health nurse, Vivian Dancing Mood THIS BRIGHT, PLAID GINGHAM -FFORMAL will put any gal in a dancing mood. The frock. is designed by Emma Domb in brilliant Scotch plaid cotton. R. Berggren. Marvin Hutchings spoke on accident and health insurance. Members have until May 1 to file for, group insurance in order to avail themselves of the benefits of a group policy. Applications may be sent Conway until that time. Mrs. Rodgers and Mrs. Pope of Alta Ridge road and former officers in the WAC were introduced They narrated interesting experiences of a trip taken. recently by jeep to Alaska. he club will hold its May meeting at Oregon creek near the middle fork of the Yuba ‘river where they will be picnic guests of the North San Juan teachers. At that .time, a kitchen shower will be given Mrs. Harold George Jr. by members of the club. Mrs. L. McKittrick andher 4-H girls served a delicious potluck supper. es OLYMPIA WELDERS Grass Valley-Nevada City Hiway PHONE 61-J-3 G — . HERE THIS WEEK -Dr. Katherine R. Gaynor, San Francisco neurologist and psychologist, is spending the week with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Lesher of Indian Flat. . McGinnis Flies East 'To Be Best Man At _Jackalena Miller Is ‘son, Dickie of Port Chicago; Mr. ‘at the home of Alice Jenkins. Partner's wedding Frank McGinnis will leave today by air for Aurora, Illl., where he will be best man at the wedding of his partner, Harold Berliner, to Miss Mary Ann Hagerty, in Aurora Saturday The ceremony will be held in St. Mary’s ‘church. McGinnis--will--return—by air to Nevada City Sunday. Berliner and his bride expect to reach here the middle of May. Feted on Birthday A surprise birthday party was enjoyed by friends and family. of Jackalena Miller Saturday night Among: out of town guests attending the affair were Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Palazzi, of Lincoln; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bankus, and and Mrs. Allie T. Moffett and daughters, Sherry and Renee of Lincoln; and Mr. and Mrs. Fern Richard. and children of Grass Valley. HOME DEPARTMENT MET WEDNESDAY The monthly meeting of the Nevada City home department was held at Seaman’s Lodge yesterday morning. Mrs. Dunkinson demonstrated cleaning and care of sewing machines. eC A business meeting followed the demonstration. “fa Me See eieteteiiiinieieinieiniioiioinininieieeededetedetetetetetetoteteteioinioioiog ae Oe the dress with a delicate air! Miss Saylor’s and Watkins MOTHER’S DAY CANDIES Special Boxed Statiosery GLAMOROUS TOILETRIES Complete selection of Mother’s Day Cards HARRIS DRUG STORE SHAS. P. ELLIOTT 225 Broad Phone 100 NEVA®A CITY Ne nd J LIMO MO OOOO OM oo nt % Afesfeafeaferfesferfeasesesferfes forge rfesteafeate fof these afore sherri sie she reriesfenesienle + + os body else in the family, feierierers the perfect occasion. AND LOVED. Me stestest eee eee + eS TESS’ GI 145 Mill Street Make Mother ueen for a Day It’s no secret that every woman would like to “Queen for a Day” Mother. She’s so busy doing things for everytime to indulge in the luxury of feeling like a queen. But Mother's Day— May 8—offers THIS IS THE TIME TO REMEMBER HER WITH THE GIFT MOST LIKELY TO MAKE HER FEEL LEISURED LET US HSLP YOU SELECT THE PERFECT GIFT FOR A REAL QUEEN. GRASS VALLEY _ a i ita ec dda adh i Bh Pe aire es LMA ANNI MMMM MMM OEE ELL EEL EEE EEL ELECTS ms ts ~ Hlieeeieioeieielies 7 Hieietes 7 * . . . and especially she doesn’t often have FT SHOP Phone 398-W NOW IN MISSES’ SIZES, 14 to 20 No. 101 Feminine as a lace fan with its parallel rows of lace insertion yet this cap-sleeved dress takes to sudsing with zest. Yours for easy dressing with midway button-front, Fiesta-lin Spun Rayon in Pastel Pink, Sky Blue, Bud Green 14-20. $g95 Other Mactha Manhing Dresses in Misses’ and “Illusion” Half-Sizes from $g05: 141 Mill St. efetoieioieteieioietiotojieieieieieieieieteieietetete [ Mastic Homing CoOGoe APRAGGL. Grass Valley [Nevada City Nugget, Thursday, April 28 1949-5 ; Phone 130 zeeo 75D 730 73D 72D 72D

j 5 rt gs t ol ' Professional Women’s > the school’, ie BPWC Installs. New Officers At National Adelaide Reilley was installed president of the Business and Club of evada City Wednsday evening ce installation: dinner held at the National hotel. Past President Mary Kohler was installing officer. Ruth and Rita Hutchison were co-chairman for the event, Vivien Berggren was _ retiring president. Other officers’ installed . were Louise Kyle, first vice-president; Wanda tLageson, second vice president; Ida Mae Foote, third vice president; Betty Skalisky, etary; Gertrude Zollars, -“treasurer. Parent Education Class Hears Book Reading on Junior Parent education class, sponsored by ,the Nevada City elementary school Parent-Teachers association, met Tuesday evening s library. A chapter, ‘Junior Is So Talented,’’ was read from the book, “Stop Annoying Your Children,”’ written by Dr. W. W. DisBauer. cussion followed. ° “ Ridge Road Garden Club Hear Forest Supervisor Wednesday The Ridge Road. Garden club met last night at the home of Mrs. Louis Hartman, with members’ husbands as guests. Forest Supervisor Guerdon Ellis was the guest speaker. Grand Patriarch Here For IOOF Encampment Grand Patriarch Roy McGan, Salinas, of the grand encampment of California I O. O. F. > made his official visit to Mistletoe Encampment here Monday evening in the Odd Fellows hall. About 75 members of the local encampment, local lodge and Rebekahs were present. With Chief Patriarch Al Brass in the Miners hopsital for an appendectomy, Past Chief Patriarch Charles Worthley presided. The lodge held its regular meeting Tuesday evening with George Halstead, noble grand, presiding. 4 WSCS Apple Blossom Tea Meets Tomorrow The annual apple blossom spring tea, sponsored. by the WSCS will be held tomorrow from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Nevada City Methodist church, it was announced by Mrs. Ethel Price, president of the organization. yY A fine musical program has been arranged. All members and friends are invited. Invite your friends to visit Nevada County. Hay you live Htappily ever after!” bd May the days to come bring ever-increasing happiness. Whether your wedding is small and intimate or large and formal you'll want your friends to know all about it when..and where.. and:above all‘ YOUR NEW NAME! So, let us help you with our Announcements; superlative workmanship on exquisite Strathmore paper. We think the finest line in the state. Quick deliveries and reasonably priced. FREE — with our compliments — a copy of the Bride's Booklet which explains the many puzzling details of Wedding etiquette, is reserved for you at our office. NUGGET ~ .ON FURLOUGH ‘Vlast night * © &©* © & & BF . t=: PERSONALS =:.-: * * ££ ©» &® & & REV. @AGE RETIRES Rev. Walker M. Gage has presented his resignation as rector of St. Peter’s church, Red Bluff, to take effect Saturday. Rev. and Mrs. Gage had been at Red Bluff for 15 years, Previously at Chico, and before that for a number of years at Trinity. GREAT GRANDMOTHER Mrs. Fannie Eden became a great grandmother when her granddaughter, Mrs. Robert O’Harra, of Medford, Ore., gave birth to a girl. Mrs. O’Harra is the former Marjorie Jean Lutz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Lutz, former Nevada City residents. MOVING TO OAKLAND Dan Treanor, who will be 79 next May 13, will move to Oakland Sunday to make his home with a daughter, Mrs. Ed Gleastburg. He was born near Shady creek and followed the hard work of sawmills and timber all his life. TRANSFERRED TO S F. Mrs. Grace Himes. received word her daughter, Madeline, has been transferred from the New York office of Life: magazine to the San Francisco office. HERE FROM BAY AREA Ralph Carey and T. Hunter, Walnut Creek, are visiting in Nevada City. Pvt; Arthur Manley, 17-yearold son of Peggy Tevillyan, is enjoymg a two weeks’ furlough after completing a three month course of basic infantry training at Ford Ord. ” OUT OF HOSPITAL Miles D. Coughlin and Ed ward C. Uren have been released from the Miner’s hospital this ween. George Calanan, another city official, is under the weather this week dnd is staying close to home til he recuperates. sufficiently to return to his city eclerking duties. PONEMAH COUNCIL MEETS Ponemah Couneil No. 16:’met in regular. meeting, with Pocahontas Ruth Wylie in charge. BACK FROM CRUISE Robert M. ‘‘Bob’’ Wasley, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Wasley, returned’ early this week to San Diego aboard a navy ship after . spending five months on a cruise . of South American ports. He is completing his second year of a three-year enlistment. Bob telephoned his parents Monday night from San Diego. He said he had been asSigned to a navy base in Rhode Island where he expected to remain for the balance of his -Newton ‘. with Mrs. Louise McKittrick as enlistment.

Rural Teachers! Meet Friday NewtonSchool Rural club met at evening Teachers school Friday hostess. * John Conway of North San Juan school, and vice president of the club, presided in the absence of Mrs Harold George Jr., the former Miss Ruth Blacklidge of Union Hill school, who was married Easter Sunday. Walter A. Carlson, county superintendent of schools, spoke on emergency credentials. He stated emergency credentials this year will become more difficult to obtain and to renew. They will be granted only when every effort has been made to first obtain available state certified teachers and all emergency teachers must be finger-printed, loyalty checked and submit an oath of loyalty and allegiance to the United States. He presented the members of his staff, David Dalke and Earl Lee Ross, general supervisors, and county health nurse, Vivian Dancing Mood THIS BRIGHT, PLAID GINGHAM -FFORMAL will put any gal in a dancing mood. The frock. is designed by Emma Domb in brilliant Scotch plaid cotton. R. Berggren. Marvin Hutchings spoke on accident and health insurance. Members have until May 1 to file for, group insurance in order to avail themselves of the benefits of a group policy. Applications may be sent Conway until that time. Mrs. Rodgers and Mrs. Pope of Alta Ridge road and former officers in the WAC were introduced They narrated interesting experiences of a trip taken. recently by jeep to Alaska. he club will hold its May meeting at Oregon creek near the middle fork of the Yuba ‘river where they will be picnic guests of the North San Juan teachers. At that .time, a kitchen shower will be given Mrs. Harold George Jr. by members of the club. Mrs. L. McKittrick andher 4-H girls served a delicious potluck supper. es OLYMPIA WELDERS Grass Valley-Nevada City Hiway PHONE 61-J-3 G — . HERE THIS WEEK -Dr. Katherine R. Gaynor, San Francisco neurologist and psychologist, is spending the week with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Lesher of Indian Flat. . McGinnis Flies East 'To Be Best Man At _Jackalena Miller Is ‘son, Dickie of Port Chicago; Mr. ‘at the home of Alice Jenkins. Partner's wedding Frank McGinnis will leave today by air for Aurora, Illl., where he will be best man at the wedding of his partner, Harold Berliner, to Miss Mary Ann Hagerty, in Aurora Saturday The ceremony will be held in St. Mary’s ‘church. McGinnis--will--return—by air to Nevada City Sunday. Berliner and his bride expect to reach here the middle of May. Feted on Birthday A surprise birthday party was enjoyed by friends and family. of Jackalena Miller Saturday night Among: out of town guests attending the affair were Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Palazzi, of Lincoln; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bankus, and and Mrs. Allie T. Moffett and daughters, Sherry and Renee of Lincoln; and Mr. and Mrs. Fern Richard. and children of Grass Valley. HOME DEPARTMENT MET WEDNESDAY The monthly meeting of the Nevada City home department was held at Seaman’s Lodge yesterday morning. Mrs. Dunkinson demonstrated cleaning and care of sewing machines. eC A business meeting followed the demonstration. “fa Me See eieteteiiiinieieinieiniioiioinininieieeededetedetetetetetetoteteteioinioioiog ae Oe the dress with a delicate air! Miss Saylor’s and Watkins MOTHER’S DAY CANDIES Special Boxed Statiosery GLAMOROUS TOILETRIES Complete selection of Mother’s Day Cards HARRIS DRUG STORE SHAS. P. ELLIOTT 225 Broad Phone 100 NEVA®A CITY Ne nd J LIMO MO OOOO OM oo nt % Afesfeafeaferfesferfeasesesferfes forge rfesteafeate fof these afore sherri sie she reriesfenesienle + + os body else in the family, feierierers the perfect occasion. AND LOVED. Me stestest eee eee + eS TESS’ GI 145 Mill Street Make Mother ueen for a Day It’s no secret that every woman would like to “Queen for a Day” Mother. She’s so busy doing things for everytime to indulge in the luxury of feeling like a queen. But Mother's Day— May 8—offers THIS IS THE TIME TO REMEMBER HER WITH THE GIFT MOST LIKELY TO MAKE HER FEEL LEISURED LET US HSLP YOU SELECT THE PERFECT GIFT FOR A REAL QUEEN. GRASS VALLEY _ a i ita ec dda adh i Bh Pe aire es LMA ANNI MMMM MMM OEE ELL EEL EEE EEL ELECTS ms ts ~ Hlieeeieioeieielies 7 Hieietes 7 * . . . and especially she doesn’t often have FT SHOP Phone 398-W NOW IN MISSES’ SIZES, 14 to 20 No. 101 Feminine as a lace fan with its parallel rows of lace insertion yet this cap-sleeved dress takes to sudsing with zest. Yours for easy dressing with midway button-front, Fiesta-lin Spun Rayon in Pastel Pink, Sky Blue, Bud Green 14-20. $g95 Other Mactha Manhing Dresses in Misses’ and “Illusion” Half-Sizes from $g05: 141 Mill St. efetoieioieteieioietiotojieieieieieieieieteieietetete [ Mastic Homing CoOGoe APRAGGL. Grass Valley [Nevada City Nugget, Thursday, April 28 1949-5 ; Phone 130 zeeo 75D 730 73D 72D 72D