May 10, 1949 (8 pages)

ee Al y 4 9 1 ¥ Ce . e ow —~~e ae -~, = -2 ob G aA of bd y > b 4 \ dal Nevada County Long Ago Floy-Margaret Reynolds 20 YEARS AGO The large foree at the North Star mine in: Grass _ Valley was being reduced size to conform to the new development program of the Newmont interests. Several hundred men were affected by the in order. = Hundreds of friends visited the home = of -Mr.and = Mrs, W: G: Richards on ijast Broad street in Nevada City on the occasion of the’ couple’s golden wedding anniversary. Nevica lodge of Elks, of which Mr. Richards was a past exalted ruler, came in a body and presented Mr. and Mrs. Richards with a half dozen tumblers banded in gold. Afamily dinner was served to the following children and grandchildren: Mr. and Mrs. Gluyas «J. Richards and daughters, and Carrol Ruth; Mr. Gilbert W. Richards and Rosemary and Mrs. two children, Gilbert and Betty; Mr. and Mrs. E.-M. Rector and three children, Billy, Mary and Ruth and Mr. and Mrs. Carl’ Libbey and daughters, Mary and Ruth. Mrs. Richards before her marriage had lived in Valley. Richards was son of Mr. Mrs. W. W. Richards; proprietors for.many years the old New York hotel in Nevada City. Grass the of 50 YEARS. AGO Nevada City baseball club Relief Hill to attend a dinner and dance given in their honor by the Relief Hill club. On the following day the Nevada City boys’were saved from a walloping defeat by a rain storm. The lineup.of the home team,who called themselves the Goo Goos was W. P. Sigourney, p; C. O’Conne!l, ec: Sherman Costello, 1b; Archie Rowe, 2b; Lester Gregory, 3b; William Penrose, ss; Ed Harbor, If; Wm. Grimes, cf; William Chase, rf; substitutes, W. Spargo, S. Hooper and F. Hickman. A monster mass meeting held at the corner of Broad-ana Pine streets in Nevada City by the advocates of a sewerage system. Short speeches were delivered The journeyed to was Mr. . and . octely ana : Mrs. Floy-Margaret Reynolds, Society Editor The kindest courtesy you can show your guests is to have their names in your home-town newspaper. The nicest gesture you can give your hosts when you are away visiting is the mention of their names in your newspaper. And we wilt greatly appreciate publishing your items. Mrs. Floy-Margaret Reynolds, telephone 186-J, is our society reporter and will be glad to assist you in reporting the event. Or a call to the Nugget office, 395 Broad street, or / y/ tuo ews telephone 36, will place your news in print. WOMAN ENVOY FROM INDIA ARRIVES NEW YORK, N. appointed Ambassador Jawaharlal Nehru, from Y.—Mrs. Vijaya arrived with her daughter, Mrs. Farmer Win Prizes Mrs. F. A. Farmer won the prize oldest mother attending and John Sbaffi won prize for attending at the Mother’s Day hall Sunday of Mrs. youngest mother annual Elks: lodge program at the Elks evening. presented Mrs. Mrs. Etta LesBouquets were George Calanan. Lakshima Pandit, center, newly Indian and sister of Prime Minister Rita, 19. On hand to greet them is B. R. Sen, Charge d’ Affairs of the Indian Embassy. Mrs. Pandit, who will be the first and only woman Ambassador in Weshington, said the lifting of the Berlin blockade was “a good sign for world peace.” Columbia Parlor 70 Organized in 1891 By Mrs. Roberta Stuart Native Daughters of the Golden West was first established in the ridge area at North San Juan in i Columbia parlor No. 70 -was organized ‘in French Corral in 1892 and gradually absorbed the older p Ail the banners and records have been preserved. In. the lodge room is an old banner reading: GRAND BALL GRAND and Entertuinment by the following: Wm. Griffin, J. Will be given. by 2--2:-<.-.-.T. Morgan,: D. J. Stevens, F. F. Columbia Parlor No. 70 Nilon, J. '‘S. Gregory,.D. S. Baker, . French Corral C. E. Mulloy, :A. Issard, P. G. Scad. Christmas Eve, 1894 den, E. Tilley,, C.P, Loughridge, . Among many original features James Gribble, A. B. Wolf, T. Gt GE the entertainment will be: ‘the Lindley, Fred Searls, B. F. .Snell, . Native Daughters of the Golden C. J. Naffziger, A. Hartung, Wm. West Grimes, D. E. Morgan, W. H. MarCommitiee: Mrs. Laura Heath, tin and C. E. Tegler. he Hon. E. Mrs. Mary French, Mrs. Emma M. Preston presided at the meet. ] Heth, Mrs. Ann Bean, “Miss Kate ing. Forre!lly, Miss Lily Moulton, Mrs. Plans were being made in Grass K. Hogan, Mrs Lizzie Moroney, Valley for a meeting of the North. Mrs. Julia Hoffman. ern District medical so ciety Invited from New Town, PleasSeventy-five of the leading physi. ant Valley, Berchville, Sweetland, cians north of San Francisco, ac. Cherokee, Columbia Hill. companied by their -wives, were James. Fogarty, floor director; expected. Dr. C. W. Jones of Grass William . Moulton, David Miller, Valley was second vice-president ; floor managers. Admission to enand Dr. A. H. Tickell of Nevada tertainment 25 cents; children 10 City was a member of the Board} cents: ticket including ball and of Censors. supper $1.50; music by Hoffman’s Sao Dance Trio. 75 YEARS AGO Printed by Nevada City Daily A group of North San Juan . Transcript. amateur actors presented ‘‘Ten Robert Sauers of Sweetland was Nights .in a 3ar Room,” Sam. ]severely burned in the face. Everett, Abell and Yankee Dodge Mrs. Adele Browning ang Mrs. were in the cast. William Browning were hostesses The following names appeared . at a card party and old-time dance on the roll of honor in the colored Saturday evening at the historic school in Nevada. City: Sadie. French Corral school house. Music Booth, Laura Booth, Emma Mon-. was «furnished by the Rhythm telle, Horatio Preston, Julia Adams, . Rascals: Frank Stuart, violin and Rosa Preston, and Nathaniel Ford. } mandolin banjo; Waid Oden, vioK. Casper hal on sale in his. lin;Lowe!! Struckman, piano acclothing store in Nevada City . cordion; Mrs Roberta Stuart, men’s suits for $20 and $14, sum-.j. drums. Everyone apparently enmer hats for 50 cents ang duck} joyed himself and a lot of the Pants for 75 cents. dancers asked when the next dance The hotels in Nevada City were . will be held. Watecl this column. crowded to their utmost capacity, }. Mrs. Annie Browning of Nevada all rooms were filled and extra . City is visiting with her son, Mr. beds were being brought in. and Mrs. A. Browning in French Roll of Honor for April in the] Corral. Second Intermediate school in NeMr. andMrs. John Hippert and vada City included: Sophie Lud-]son of Reno, Nev., were visiting at low, Mary Graves, Maggie ‘Cashin, . } the home of Mr. and Mrs Wald Alice Young, Hattie Hoskins, Lizzie . Oden. Hutchinson, Keturah Arbogast, Mrs. F. A. Stuart called at the Jenny Adair, Hiram Hinds, Lizzie} home of Mrs. Leo Hammer in Hughes, Walter Holmes, George. North San Juan. Reilly, Mary Driver, Arthur Dodge, If you “would like musie. for Charlie Hinds, Lizzie Alta, Hannah Keenan, Willie Long, Willie Hinds, Robert McNally May—_Seaman; Mattie Gregory, William Hart, Helen Keenan, Maggie Coughlan, amd Frank Worthington. modern and.old time dancing notify the Rhythm Rascals by contacting——either*-Frank “Stuart, “Waid Oden or Lowell Struckman. Love birds are really parrots. “QUADS—THEY'RE WONDERFUL” NEW YORK, N. Y.—These were the words of Mrs. Esther Collins, 28, when she got her first look at the quadruplets—two. boys and two girls born to her at Lenanon hospital, The Bronx. The circular apertures in the incubator are plastic-sieeved openings for the insertion of ministering hands. The quads father, Charles, 29, is a brokerage clerk. The Collins already have one son and have been assured of a new home to replace their present three-room apartment. Patrick Lee Roberts Observes Birthday Little Patrick Lee Roberts, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Roberts of Jordan street, celebrated his fifth birthday on Sunday with a picnic party at Pioneer park. The guests in attendance to wish him many happy returns included Mr. and Mrs. George Becraft and their son, Craig; Mr. and Mrs. Gail Clark and children, Betty Lou, Dale, Donna and Dennis; Mr. and Mrs’ Harry Fondiller and sons, Mike and Tim; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Maloney and son, Sonny; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Maloney and two children, Margaret and Kenny; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Peat and children, James, George, David and Patsy; Mrs. 3onnie Jones‘and daughters, Judy . and Vella; Jackie Crampton, Patsy Coughlin and Sonja Ronnigen, and the honoree’s parents and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Roberts and Erna. Sunshine Circle Sets Luncheon Wednesday Sunshine’ Circle, WSCS, regular and luncheon. Wednesday at 12:30 in the social hall of the Methodist church. All members of the church have its are invited. JOHNSON—In Nevada City, May 7, 1949, Mary E. Johnson from Arthur H. Johnson. Final decree. Interlocutory judgment entered April 23, 1948 on charge of extreme cruelty. Plaintiff granted $80 per month for care of minor children. OLYMPIA WELDERS — Grass Valley-Nevada City Hiway PHONE 61-J-3 GEORGE C. BOLES Optometrist 312 Broad St. Nevada City Telephone 270-W 1 Donuts to Take Out will ; business session ! Zina Hansen. All were presented camp and Mrs. mothers attending carnations A musical program was under the direction of J. F. Siegfried. Performing were Franc lLuschen, cello; Saundra Pease, violin; Rill Tobiassen, vocal. Miss: Joanne Hefelfinger was accompanist. A short tribute to mothers was given by the Rev. Max L. Christenrector of Trinity Episcopal church. Robert L. Tamblyn, exalteq ruler, welcomed the guests. sen, ATTENDS BRIDAL SHOWER Mrs. Ernest Roberts of Piety hill went to Sacramento Wednesday of last week to attend a miscellaneous bridal shower given in honor of Miss. France Louise Walsh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Walsh, who will be married in October to Lloyd: Spencer of North Sacramento. While in the capital city Mrs. Roberts was the house guest of the future bride’s _parents. ATTEND FLOWER SHOW Attending Loomis Women’s club flower show Friday from Nevada City included Mrs. George Raddue, Mrs. Lloyd Butcher, Mrs. Byron Brock, Mrs. Fred Tourtellotte, Mrs. William Perry, Mrs. Arthur Hoge, and .Mrs. George Gildersleeve. MORE PICTURES W. O. Shipley pictures in the Locklin house at 555 North Pine street believed to be nearly 100 years old. One picture appears to be of the period . shortly after the. Civil War and the other appears to be. either a high school sraduating class of the student body. They are on display in a window of The Nugget. Donuts & Coffee Crab & Shrimp Louies SHORT ORDERS PIE A LA MODE found two old OPEN 24 HOURS THE DONUT HUT Broad Street Nevada City NEVADA CITY—ON THE THRESHOLD TO THE BEST IN SPORTS RECREATION @ NEVADA CITY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MOVING Local or Long Distance HOUSEHOLD GOODS BOUGHT. AND SOLD STORAGE Agents for LYONS Reliable Transfer & Storage Grass Valley Phone 39 Hills Fiat SEWING MACHINE RENTALS -REPAIRS Buttons and Belts covered, Hemsticthing, Buttonholes TAYLOR’S 233% Mill St. Phone 276-M Grass Valley 213 Commercial Street KEYSTONE MARKET Phone 67 -—— NEVADA CITY Cub Pack 23 to Meet Thursday at Seaman’s Cub Scout pack 23 will meet Thursday at Seaman’s lodge, Pioneer park, according to an announcement by Cubmaster Onda Smith. ATTEND FUNERAL Mrs. Ralph Poulsen of Coyote street left for Los Angeles Friday evening to attend the funeral of her brother. “5 NISHIGUCHI-ROBILLARD In Nevada City, May 7, 1949, to Roy Nichiguehi, 32, and Elisabeth Robillard, 28, both of Réno, Nevada. WINSLOW—At Miners’ hogpital, Nevada City, May 3, 1949, to Mr. und Mrs.*R. J. Winslow, Grass Valleys, a son. ‘ Cf, —J Bulovas — Elgins Wylers WATCHES for Graduation ‘ Liberal Allowance . for your old watch @ SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD UNTIL GRADUATION TIME . @ RJ. BERGGREN STINSON 302 Broad Phone 85 COMPANY Nevada City 102 West Main Street \ os Grass Vailey, Telephone 101-J 18 MILL ST. Lighting Fixtures Replace your damaged fixtures while you. are doing your spring cleaning. COMPLETE LINE OF WIRING MATERIALS rosiey Shelvador Refrigerators Amana Home Freezers SLATER ELECTRIC 147 So. Auburn Phone 733-J Grass Valley HOLMES FUNERAL HOME Phone 203 246 Sacramento St. Nevada City The Holmes Funeral Home service is priced within the means of Pall. Ambulance service at all hours. — REAL ESTATE Insurance, Mimeographing, Public Stenographer, Notary. Phone Answering Service and demon . APPL aM v, . .:/ invites you to special showings ELECTRIC LECTRIC DEALER strations of the new IANCES e.che on now and for the c=] electric appliances you 0 You're a Step Ahead whe ease and dried fluffy-light a? at an electric ironer and ‘like an expert. OP wiring throughout you You're a Step Ahead waflle iron, roaster, a wide variety Enter The (Conducted by e7e.°* en es a OD It’s a great show your electrical dealer is putting next few weeks. Drop in and pay him a visit. Go browse-shopping ’midst his display of the latest styles and models of the new have been hearing and reading about. You will learn all about the thriftmagic of modern electric appliances that will keep you and your home a Step Ahead with Electrical Living. You’re a Step Ahead when an automatic electric range and water heater team up with an electric sink that washes dishes and disposes of garbage. n the family wash is done with indoors, in an electric dryer. You’re a Step Ahead when you sit down in comfort turn out finished work You’re a Step Ahead when certified lighting and r house keeps lights bright and good for your sight. when your coffee maker, toaster, clocks and vacuum cleaner all help make housekeeping easier the electrical way. You're a Step Ahead when you relax and enjoy of fun and pleasure from a new Television-Radio-Phonograph combination set. P-G-ouwEPACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY SEE YOUR ELECTRIC DEALER FOR CONTEST ENTRY BLANK ELECTRICAL LIVING Contest WIN AN ELECTRIC Living Room WIN AN ELECTRIC LAUNDRY. WIM A HOME FREEZER .cese LOPW-Se@

ee Al y 4 9 1 ¥ Ce . e ow —~~e ae -~, = -2 ob G aA of bd y > b 4 \ dal Nevada County Long Ago Floy-Margaret Reynolds 20 YEARS AGO The large foree at the North Star mine in: Grass _ Valley was being reduced size to conform to the new development program of the Newmont interests. Several hundred men were affected by the in order. = Hundreds of friends visited the home = of -Mr.and = Mrs, W: G: Richards on ijast Broad street in Nevada City on the occasion of the’ couple’s golden wedding anniversary. Nevica lodge of Elks, of which Mr. Richards was a past exalted ruler, came in a body and presented Mr. and Mrs. Richards with a half dozen tumblers banded in gold. Afamily dinner was served to the following children and grandchildren: Mr. and Mrs. Gluyas «J. Richards and daughters, and Carrol Ruth; Mr. Gilbert W. Richards and Rosemary and Mrs. two children, Gilbert and Betty; Mr. and Mrs. E.-M. Rector and three children, Billy, Mary and Ruth and Mr. and Mrs. Carl’ Libbey and daughters, Mary and Ruth. Mrs. Richards before her marriage had lived in Valley. Richards was son of Mr. Mrs. W. W. Richards; proprietors for.many years the old New York hotel in Nevada City. Grass the of 50 YEARS. AGO Nevada City baseball club Relief Hill to attend a dinner and dance given in their honor by the Relief Hill club. On the following day the Nevada City boys’were saved from a walloping defeat by a rain storm. The lineup.of the home team,who called themselves the Goo Goos was W. P. Sigourney, p; C. O’Conne!l, ec: Sherman Costello, 1b; Archie Rowe, 2b; Lester Gregory, 3b; William Penrose, ss; Ed Harbor, If; Wm. Grimes, cf; William Chase, rf; substitutes, W. Spargo, S. Hooper and F. Hickman. A monster mass meeting held at the corner of Broad-ana Pine streets in Nevada City by the advocates of a sewerage system. Short speeches were delivered The journeyed to was Mr. . and . octely ana : Mrs. Floy-Margaret Reynolds, Society Editor The kindest courtesy you can show your guests is to have their names in your home-town newspaper. The nicest gesture you can give your hosts when you are away visiting is the mention of their names in your newspaper. And we wilt greatly appreciate publishing your items. Mrs. Floy-Margaret Reynolds, telephone 186-J, is our society reporter and will be glad to assist you in reporting the event. Or a call to the Nugget office, 395 Broad street, or / y/ tuo ews telephone 36, will place your news in print. WOMAN ENVOY FROM INDIA ARRIVES NEW YORK, N. appointed Ambassador Jawaharlal Nehru, from Y.—Mrs. Vijaya arrived with her daughter, Mrs. Farmer Win Prizes Mrs. F. A. Farmer won the prize oldest mother attending and John Sbaffi won prize for attending at the Mother’s Day hall Sunday of Mrs. youngest mother annual Elks: lodge program at the Elks evening. presented Mrs. Mrs. Etta LesBouquets were George Calanan. Lakshima Pandit, center, newly Indian and sister of Prime Minister Rita, 19. On hand to greet them is B. R. Sen, Charge d’ Affairs of the Indian Embassy. Mrs. Pandit, who will be the first and only woman Ambassador in Weshington, said the lifting of the Berlin blockade was “a good sign for world peace.” Columbia Parlor 70 Organized in 1891 By Mrs. Roberta Stuart Native Daughters of the Golden West was first established in the ridge area at North San Juan in i Columbia parlor No. 70 -was organized ‘in French Corral in 1892 and gradually absorbed the older p Ail the banners and records have been preserved. In. the lodge room is an old banner reading: GRAND BALL GRAND and Entertuinment by the following: Wm. Griffin, J. Will be given. by 2--2:-<.-.-..T. Morgan,: D. J. Stevens, F. F. Columbia Parlor No. 70 Nilon, J. '‘S. Gregory,.D. S. Baker, . French Corral C. E. Mulloy, :A. Issard, P. G. Scad. Christmas Eve, 1894 den, E. Tilley,, C.P, Loughridge, . Among many original features James Gribble, A. B. Wolf, T. Gt GE the entertainment will be: ‘the Lindley, Fred Searls, B. F. .Snell, . Native Daughters of the Golden C. J. Naffziger, A. Hartung, Wm. West Grimes, D. E. Morgan, W. H. MarCommitiee: Mrs. Laura Heath, tin and C. E. Tegler. he Hon. E. Mrs. Mary French, Mrs. Emma M. Preston presided at the meet. ] Heth, Mrs. Ann Bean, “Miss Kate ing. Forre!lly, Miss Lily Moulton, Mrs. Plans were being made in Grass K. Hogan, Mrs Lizzie Moroney, Valley for a meeting of the North. Mrs. Julia Hoffman. ern District medical so ciety Invited from New Town, PleasSeventy-five of the leading physi. ant Valley, Berchville, Sweetland, cians north of San Francisco, ac. Cherokee, Columbia Hill. companied by their -wives, were James. Fogarty, floor director; expected. Dr. C. W. Jones of Grass William . Moulton, David Miller, Valley was second vice-president ; floor managers. Admission to enand Dr. A. H. Tickell of Nevada tertainment 25 cents; children 10 City was a member of the Board} cents: ticket including ball and of Censors. supper $1.50; music by Hoffman’s Sao Dance Trio. 75 YEARS AGO Printed by Nevada City Daily A group of North San Juan . Transcript. amateur actors presented ‘‘Ten Robert Sauers of Sweetland was Nights .in a 3ar Room,” Sam. ]severely burned in the face. Everett, Abell and Yankee Dodge Mrs. Adele Browning ang Mrs. were in the cast. William Browning were hostesses The following names appeared . at a card party and old-time dance on the roll of honor in the colored Saturday evening at the historic school in Nevada. City: Sadie. French Corral school house. Music Booth, Laura Booth, Emma Mon-. was «furnished by the Rhythm telle, Horatio Preston, Julia Adams, . Rascals: Frank Stuart, violin and Rosa Preston, and Nathaniel Ford. } mandolin banjo; Waid Oden, vioK. Casper hal on sale in his. lin;Lowe!! Struckman, piano acclothing store in Nevada City . cordion; Mrs Roberta Stuart, men’s suits for $20 and $14, sum-.j. drums. Everyone apparently enmer hats for 50 cents ang duck} joyed himself and a lot of the Pants for 75 cents. dancers asked when the next dance The hotels in Nevada City were . will be held. Watecl this column. crowded to their utmost capacity, }. Mrs. Annie Browning of Nevada all rooms were filled and extra . City is visiting with her son, Mr. beds were being brought in. and Mrs. A. Browning in French Roll of Honor for April in the] Corral. Second Intermediate school in NeMr. andMrs. John Hippert and vada City included: Sophie Lud-]son of Reno, Nev., were visiting at low, Mary Graves, Maggie ‘Cashin, . } the home of Mr. and Mrs Wald Alice Young, Hattie Hoskins, Lizzie . Oden. Hutchinson, Keturah Arbogast, Mrs. F. A. Stuart called at the Jenny Adair, Hiram Hinds, Lizzie} home of Mrs. Leo Hammer in Hughes, Walter Holmes, George. North San Juan. Reilly, Mary Driver, Arthur Dodge, If you “would like musie. for Charlie Hinds, Lizzie Alta, Hannah Keenan, Willie Long, Willie Hinds, Robert McNally May—_Seaman; Mattie Gregory, William Hart, Helen Keenan, Maggie Coughlan, amd Frank Worthington. modern and.old time dancing notify the Rhythm Rascals by contacting——either*-Frank “Stuart, “Waid Oden or Lowell Struckman. Love birds are really parrots. “QUADS—THEY'RE WONDERFUL” NEW YORK, N. Y.—These were the words of Mrs. Esther Collins, 28, when she got her first look at the quadruplets—two. boys and two girls born to her at Lenanon hospital, The Bronx. The circular apertures in the incubator are plastic-sieeved openings for the insertion of ministering hands. The quads father, Charles, 29, is a brokerage clerk. The Collins already have one son and have been assured of a new home to replace their present three-room apartment. Patrick Lee Roberts Observes Birthday Little Patrick Lee Roberts, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Roberts of Jordan street, celebrated his fifth birthday on Sunday with a picnic party at Pioneer park. The guests in attendance to wish him many happy returns included Mr. and Mrs. George Becraft and their son, Craig; Mr. and Mrs. Gail Clark and children, Betty Lou, Dale, Donna and Dennis; Mr. and Mrs’ Harry Fondiller and sons, Mike and Tim; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Maloney and son, Sonny; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Maloney and two children, Margaret and Kenny; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Peat and children, James, George, David and Patsy; Mrs. 3onnie Jones‘and daughters, Judy . and Vella; Jackie Crampton, Patsy Coughlin and Sonja Ronnigen, and the honoree’s parents and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Roberts and Erna.

Sunshine Circle Sets Luncheon Wednesday Sunshine’ Circle, WSCS, regular and luncheon. Wednesday at 12:30 in the social hall of the Methodist church. All members of the church have its are invited. JOHNSON—In Nevada City, May 7, 1949, Mary E. Johnson from Arthur H. Johnson. Final decree. Interlocutory judgment entered April 23, 1948 on charge of extreme cruelty. Plaintiff granted $80 per month for care of minor children. OLYMPIA WELDERS — Grass Valley-Nevada City Hiway PHONE 61-J-3 GEORGE C. BOLES Optometrist 312 Broad St. Nevada City Telephone 270-W 1 Donuts to Take Out will ; business session ! Zina Hansen. All were presented camp and Mrs. mothers attending carnations A musical program was under the direction of J. F. Siegfried. Performing were Franc lLuschen, cello; Saundra Pease, violin; Rill Tobiassen, vocal. Miss: Joanne Hefelfinger was accompanist. A short tribute to mothers was given by the Rev. Max L. Christenrector of Trinity Episcopal church. Robert L. Tamblyn, exalteq ruler, welcomed the guests. sen, ATTENDS BRIDAL SHOWER Mrs. Ernest Roberts of Piety hill went to Sacramento Wednesday of last week to attend a miscellaneous bridal shower given in honor of Miss. France Louise Walsh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Walsh, who will be married in October to Lloyd: Spencer of North Sacramento. While in the capital city Mrs. Roberts was the house guest of the future bride’s _parents. ATTEND FLOWER SHOW Attending Loomis Women’s club flower show Friday from Nevada City included Mrs. George Raddue, Mrs. Lloyd Butcher, Mrs. Byron Brock, Mrs. Fred Tourtellotte, Mrs. William Perry, Mrs. Arthur Hoge, and .Mrs. George Gildersleeve. MORE PICTURES W. O. Shipley pictures in the Locklin house at 555 North Pine street believed to be nearly 100 years old. One picture appears to be of the period . shortly after the. Civil War and the other appears to be. either a high school sraduating class of the student body. They are on display in a window of The Nugget. Donuts & Coffee Crab & Shrimp Louies SHORT ORDERS PIE A LA MODE found two old OPEN 24 HOURS THE DONUT HUT Broad Street Nevada City NEVADA CITY—ON THE THRESHOLD TO THE BEST IN SPORTS RECREATION @ NEVADA CITY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MOVING Local or Long Distance HOUSEHOLD GOODS BOUGHT. AND SOLD STORAGE Agents for LYONS Reliable Transfer & Storage Grass Valley Phone 39 Hills Fiat SEWING MACHINE RENTALS -REPAIRS Buttons and Belts covered, Hemsticthing, Buttonholes TAYLOR’S 233% Mill St. Phone 276-M Grass Valley 213 Commercial Street KEYSTONE MARKET Phone 67 -—— NEVADA CITY Cub Pack 23 to Meet Thursday at Seaman’s Cub Scout pack 23 will meet Thursday at Seaman’s lodge, Pioneer park, according to an announcement by Cubmaster Onda Smith. ATTEND FUNERAL Mrs. Ralph Poulsen of Coyote street left for Los Angeles Friday evening to attend the funeral of her brother. “5 NISHIGUCHI-ROBILLARD In Nevada City, May 7, 1949, to Roy Nichiguehi, 32, and Elisabeth Robillard, 28, both of Réno, Nevada. WINSLOW—At Miners’ hogpital, Nevada City, May 3, 1949, to Mr. und Mrs.*R. J. Winslow, Grass Valleys, a son. ‘ Cf, —J Bulovas — Elgins Wylers WATCHES for Graduation ‘ Liberal Allowance . for your old watch @ SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD UNTIL GRADUATION TIME . @ RJ. BERGGREN STINSON 302 Broad Phone 85 COMPANY Nevada City 102 West Main Street \ os Grass Vailey, Telephone 101-J 18 MILL ST. Lighting Fixtures Replace your damaged fixtures while you. are doing your spring cleaning. COMPLETE LINE OF WIRING MATERIALS rosiey Shelvador Refrigerators Amana Home Freezers SLATER ELECTRIC 147 So. Auburn Phone 733-J Grass Valley HOLMES FUNERAL HOME Phone 203 246 Sacramento St. Nevada City The Holmes Funeral Home service is priced within the means of Pall. Ambulance service at all hours. — REAL ESTATE Insurance, Mimeographing, Public Stenographer, Notary. Phone Answering Service and demon . APPL aM v, . .:/ invites you to special showings ELECTRIC LECTRIC DEALER strations of the new IANCES e.che on now and for the c=] electric appliances you 0 You're a Step Ahead whe ease and dried fluffy-light a? at an electric ironer and ‘like an expert. OP wiring throughout you You're a Step Ahead waflle iron, roaster, a wide variety Enter The (Conducted by e7e.°* en es a OD It’s a great show your electrical dealer is putting next few weeks. Drop in and pay him a visit. Go browse-shopping ’midst his display of the latest styles and models of the new have been hearing and reading about. You will learn all about the thriftmagic of modern electric appliances that will keep you and your home a Step Ahead with Electrical Living. You’re a Step Ahead when an automatic electric range and water heater team up with an electric sink that washes dishes and disposes of garbage. n the family wash is done with indoors, in an electric dryer. You’re a Step Ahead when you sit down in comfort turn out finished work You’re a Step Ahead when certified lighting and r house keeps lights bright and good for your sight. when your coffee maker, toaster, clocks and vacuum cleaner all help make housekeeping easier the electrical way. You're a Step Ahead when you relax and enjoy of fun and pleasure from a new Television-Radio-Phonograph combination set. P-G-ouwEPACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY SEE YOUR ELECTRIC DEALER FOR CONTEST ENTRY BLANK ELECTRICAL LIVING Contest WIN AN ELECTRIC Living Room WIN AN ELECTRIC LAUNDRY.. WIM A HOME FREEZER ..cese LOPW-Se@