April 13, 1934 (8 pages)

PAGE EIGHT NEVADA CITY NUGGET THE —_ FRIDAY, APRIL 13, 1934 BOY SCOUTS SEE MOVIES OF C.C.C. > An” enthusiastic meeting of Bos Scouts was held Wednesday evening in Foresters Hall with 25 Boy Scouts and ‘q humber. of visitors present. The surprise promised by Rev. Hi. H. Buckner proved to be tive oz CCC camp -boys at work and play. The ‘pictures were taken by Superintendent Johnson, of the North Bloomfield and Grass Valley camps. Tony Rore is to give a demonstration of first aid at the next meeting of the Seouts. Deputy District Attorney Robert Tharp will also give some oints in boxing. Judge Raglan Tuttle, Carl TobiasRev. H. H. Buckner and =cout Master Edd Addington, gave . reels . ae talks on scouting. The Boy Scouts will go to the air. port next Saturday and peel poles for scout lodge. About 50 more poles are needed to complete the number needed for the lodge. It is . their . . that time so that the poles will dry ; aS sooon as possible. : OPTIMO GRAVEL MINE EMPLOYS 28 MEN NOW Two shifts of 14 men are working in drifting operations in the Optimo . gravel mine on Shady Creek, north lof Nevada City. The tunnel is now 1} in }1100 feet. Mr. J. Hanson, superintendent, turned Wednesday from a business trip. of a few days in San Francisco. ! . . . re~ Pouce Oo . SUBCFIBE hoped the work will be finished at . FOR THE NEVADA . years ago from which she never reCITY NUGGET NOW $2.50 A YEAR. covered. ROSE FASHION SHOPIN. . . NEW QUARTERS MONDAY Mrs. Edward Rose, proprietor of the Rose Fashion Shop, who-has been ia consistent advertiser in the Nevada City Nugget, is yielding to the necessity for expansion. and on Monday will move into modern, spacious quarters in the grofind floor of the Native Sons building,.corner of Pine ‘and Commercial.street. . Mrs. Rose will carry an increased ‘line of the newest fabrics in modern . shades and patterns, and will also . add to her stock of ‘gowns, frocks and blouses, —O Mr. I. Keller has just received the sad news that her sister who lives in ; Colorado Springs; Colorado, is quite j}illy She suffered a sick spell two ial BSR RNA R BTA SOCTAT Beene: Delightful Shower Given For Lieut. and Mrs. Packwood “Many useful and beautiful gifts were showered upon Lieut. and Mrs. Ray S. Packwood, married a week since, at a surprise party given the happy couple by Mr. and Mrs. William Masterson. Bridge was the diversion of the guests during the afternoon. First prizé was awarded Mrs. Adeline O’Connor, second to Mrs. Nettie Sahdc w, and consolation prize to Mrs. Mary Martin. The hostess served delicious-refreshments after which Mrs. Packwood, Lieut. Packweod and Mrs. Masterson rendered a group of songs. The bride and groom thanked the guests for their many lovely gifts and the hearty good. wishes of the Reorganization Sale! ‘Hundreds of Pairs of Shoes to Be Closed Out at 50c, 75e, and $1.00 . guests Were. tendered the couple. $ > ov maa. Rm mm 8mm Ramm 8B mB tte tt MULL TeL Tt Tt 14 UE Li EVENTS: PTE it) iit ii} rs. Leland Smith is New P. T. A. President Last Friday the P. T. A., held an election of officers with the following being elected to different positions: Mrs. Leland Smith, president; Mrs. A.A. Price,-viee president; Mrs. Marvel Keller, secretary; Mrs. Lester Gregory, treasurer. The ‘offices of parlimentarian and historian are appointive and will be filled la ter. The Child’s Pet Show is to be held sometime in ‘the Jatter part of May. Mrs. W. C. Perry was appointed as chairman with Mesdames Hanson and Carl Tobiassen as assistants. It was decided that the Father’s Night program will be set for sometime in ‘the first part of May. Mrs. Corrine Stephens was elected invited were as follows: Ben Hall. Ann Hooper. Nettie Sandow. Nance Scheideck, Esther Tremaine. Peggy Flynn. Neva’ Pianezzi. Minnie Young. Those Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. MENSHICUTS — and 7 6.00, OO MEN'S OXFORDS °3°° UP VALUES TO ‘6° LADIES PUMPS NOW sf and 6.50, 7.00 and 7.50 _ SHOES [NFANTS **° CHILDREN'S. CLOSE OUT AT50° ALL REGULAR STOCKS AT DISCOUNT. WE ARE GIVING VALUES IN SHOES THAT CANNOT BE OUT SC DONE ' BOYS *"” GIRLS SHOES 50 AND 75° MEN'S WORK SHOES 1 LOT TO CLOSE OUT 8° SHOES NOW 3% Benne 140 Mill Street tt’s ~Bootery, Grass Valley, Calif. Q ooh . “SINGE 1867"oe ate este ste hese se estes nteateateaterte este teste atesfeolesieslealene age ap PIMPIN Herta losterleshenterletestertestertestesteateterteotesteateste te = = the name Fredericksburg . on a bottle of = *% seme eee. Semcon cnRM Nek te lolelelolsioloietoieleieiuieqeien K? eflok ate * * 206 Mill Street has been a guarantee of quality unsurpassed. Ask for ‘it_ now at all Ne: ; vada County grocers and other beer dispensers. ee : 4 ALSO FULL LINE OF Famous Orange Crush, Soda . ; : Waters, Hire’s Root Beer, and Ginger Ale. ee z .: : Fredericksburg Brewing Co, } Lloyd “Porky” Abbot, Nevada Co. Agt. . IE Grass Valley Mary Martin. Adeline O’Connor. Charles Ninnis. Jose Muscardini, Cole. M. F. Packwood. W. A. Kervin, Jane Baker. . Horace Clemo. Martha Dillon. Mrs. Annie Scheemer., Mrs. Ray S. Packwood. Lieut. Ray S. Packwood. William Masterson. Mr. and Mrs. Masterson. oo te] Banner Mt. Auxiliary Plans Joint Meeting Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Banner Mountain Post, V. F. W., Auxiliary is meeting: this evening in Pythian Castle. After the business of the evening is over a short social time will be enjéyed. The secretary Mrs. Ed. Rose, is in receipt of an invitation’ from the Bishop-Langenbach Auxiliary, of Marysville, and Judge Tucker Auxiliary, of Yuba City, inviting them to meet with them Tuesday evening, April 17th., in a joint reception and entertainment of the Department President, Phoebe Neron, the occasion “keips her official visit: Nevada City Auxiliary is to bring sandwiches, Plans are to be made for a large attendance at this joint meeting. Oo-Mrs. Martha Dillon Hostess to Thimble Club Champion Circle, Neighbors of Woodcraft, Thimble Club, met at the home of Mrs. Martha Dillon Thursday afternoon. She was asssited in entertaining by Mesdames Neva Pianezzi, Laura Coughlan,: of Nevada City, and Jane Trathen, of.Grass Valley. The attractive rooms were decorated with a profusion of beautiful spring flowers. Refreshments were served at prettily appointed tables. The members of the club making a windmill quilt. Each member of the club brought their blocks and they were put together. The diversion of the afternoon was whist. Mrs. Nettie Sandow won the first prize while to Mrs. Lavina Sharp went the second, and to Mrs. The mystery box was Won by Mrs. Teresa McCloud. Twenty-six members were in attendance. o-———___ TWO CC C CAMPS SOON TO BE ESTABLISHED The two CCC camps, which this Summer replace the seven camps of the Tahoe area of last year, are now being rapidly recruited to the full strength of 200 men per camp. On July 15, a large contingent of enrollies who will have been in the camps for 15 months will be discharged to make room for other young men. The Applegate camp Will be moved to the Forbes ranch near Iowa Hill, and the Grass Valley camp will be established 11 miles east of Nevada City on the Tahoé-Ukiah highway at White Cloud. Both are tent camps. The camp formerly at the Bradley tion in Idaho. The CCC boys will be engaged in oe Same work as last year, cutting . ! f ce trails, building roads and fire! barwNers, destroying brush along . Phone 789 e highw rights of way, and in other . forms of forest improvement and . protection. e . ——-»— Mr. and Mrs, Al Sommers and} ‘MissEleanor Schreiber, all of Ne-' vada City, spent last week end at the Sommer’s ranch, Mill Creek and Bullard’s Lake. cu Minnie Young the consolation prize, . ranch has been removed to. a. joer. . PONEMAH COUNCIL Ponemah Council, Degree’ of Pocahontas, is making preparations for a social time and cards after their regular. meeting Monday = evening, April 16.” Refreshments are to. be served. ee 5g Reenar le SENET Adrift is being driven and plans are being made to open up an old winze. Thirty five men are employed at the Spanish mine. VISIT THE Betty Jean Shop _. Better Bargains Clearance to take charge of organizing a Camp Fire Girl’s group, The P. T. A. hag arranged to give a card party Friday, April 13, in the sewing room of the grammar school. The money from. this party to raise funds for the State Convention which is being held in Sacramento . May first. , Prizes will be given for } the different games of auction, con-! tract, whist and mah jongg, Anyone . wishing ‘to make reservations should . call 45 or 292-W. The public is cor-. dially invited to attend. . ip] ° Mrs. Florence Clemo is Sewing Club Hostess : is Mrs. Florence Clenio, of Dutch Flat, entertained the Gold Flat Sew. ing club last Thursday afternoon. A} happy social time was enjoyed and . the serving of dainty refreshments . brought a most enjoyable afternoon . to a close. The next meeting will be . held at the home of Mrs. Lyman . Weeks on Grove street, Thursday, April 19th. Sale now going on—Reductions on entire Stock of DRESSES SWAGGER SUITS HOUSE FROCKS Remaining “odds and ends” of HATS at your own price Children’s Dresses at . CLOSING OUT PRICES This is your opportunity to stock f] 4p on School Dresses. Sizes 3 to 16 BETTY JEAN SHOP NEVADA CITY ADMISSION BENEFIT NEVADA CITY FIREMEN HAL FUND Tuesday, May May Day Dance ‘Ast., 1934. 50c > CLEA tions for . . . . . . PINE STREET ‘Till SATURDAY ONLY 25 Per Cent Off One to Three yard lengths. of Lovely A FEW READY-MADES LEFT, We will be in Our New Location at Pine MONDAY ROSE FASHION SHOP 69c Up Silks, Stunning CombinaDresses. PRICES GREATLY REDUCED and Commercial NEVADA CITY . LADIES:. . See The Handy Looper ! . NO NEED TO CUT OR SEW . EASY : ‘e . to TAKE on @ naa . DOWN 8% The Handy Draper and . . CLEAN * . i . a BE YOUR OW INTERIOR DECORATOR © Handy Loopers_ 10c Alpha Stores, Lid. Nevada City, California » L ® 2 { a a bah i ht et ty « ah d /) } y BROAD STREET PHONE 5 .

PAGE EIGHT NEVADA CITY NUGGET THE —_ FRIDAY, APRIL 13, 1934 BOY SCOUTS SEE MOVIES OF C.C.C. > An” enthusiastic meeting of Bos Scouts was held Wednesday evening in Foresters Hall with 25 Boy Scouts and ‘q humber. of visitors present. The surprise promised by Rev. Hi. H. Buckner proved to be tive oz CCC camp -boys at work and play. The ‘pictures were taken by Superintendent Johnson, of the North Bloomfield and Grass Valley camps. Tony Rore is to give a demonstration of first aid at the next meeting of the Seouts. Deputy District Attorney Robert Tharp will also give some oints in boxing. Judge Raglan Tuttle, Carl TobiasRev. H. H. Buckner and =cout Master Edd Addington, gave . reels . ae talks on scouting. The Boy Scouts will go to the air. port next Saturday and peel poles for scout lodge. About 50 more poles are needed to complete the number needed for the lodge. It is . their . . that time so that the poles will dry ; aS sooon as possible. : OPTIMO GRAVEL MINE EMPLOYS 28 MEN NOW Two shifts of 14 men are working in drifting operations in the Optimo . gravel mine on Shady Creek, north lof Nevada City. The tunnel is now 1} in }1100 feet. Mr. J. Hanson, superintendent, turned Wednesday from a business trip. of a few days in San Francisco. ! . . . re~ Pouce Oo . SUBCFIBE hoped the work will be finished at . FOR THE NEVADA . years ago from which she never reCITY NUGGET NOW $2.50 A YEAR. covered. ROSE FASHION SHOPIN. . . NEW QUARTERS MONDAY Mrs. Edward Rose, proprietor of the Rose Fashion Shop, who-has been ia consistent advertiser in the Nevada City Nugget, is yielding to the necessity for expansion. and on Monday will move into modern, spacious quarters in the grofind floor of the Native Sons building,.corner of Pine ‘and Commercial.street. . Mrs. Rose will carry an increased ‘line of the newest fabrics in modern . shades and patterns, and will also . add to her stock of ‘gowns, frocks and blouses, —O Mr. I. Keller has just received the sad news that her sister who lives in ; Colorado Springs; Colorado, is quite j}illy She suffered a sick spell two ial BSR RNA R BTA SOCTAT Beene: Delightful Shower Given For Lieut. and Mrs. Packwood “Many useful and beautiful gifts were showered upon Lieut. and Mrs. Ray S. Packwood, married a week since, at a surprise party given the happy couple by Mr. and Mrs. William Masterson. Bridge was the diversion of the guests during the afternoon. First prizé was awarded Mrs. Adeline O’Connor, second to Mrs. Nettie Sahdc w, and consolation prize to Mrs. Mary Martin. The hostess served delicious-refreshments after which Mrs. Packwood, Lieut. Packweod and Mrs. Masterson rendered a group of songs. The bride and groom thanked the guests for their many lovely gifts and the hearty good. wishes of the Reorganization Sale! ‘Hundreds of Pairs of Shoes to Be Closed Out at 50c, 75e, and $1.00 . guests Were. tendered the couple. $ > ov maa. Rm mm 8mm Ramm 8B mB tte tt MULL TeL Tt Tt 14 UE Li EVENTS: PTE it) iit ii} rs. Leland Smith is New P. T. A. President Last Friday the P. T. A., held an election of officers with the following being elected to different positions: Mrs. Leland Smith, president; Mrs.. A.A. Price,-viee president; Mrs. Marvel Keller, secretary; Mrs. Lester Gregory, treasurer. The ‘offices of parlimentarian and historian are appointive and will be filled la ter. The Child’s Pet Show is to be held sometime in ‘the Jatter part of May. Mrs. W. C. Perry was appointed as chairman with Mesdames Hanson and Carl Tobiassen as assistants. It was decided that the Father’s Night program will be set for sometime in ‘the first part of May. Mrs. Corrine Stephens was elected invited were as follows: Ben Hall. Ann Hooper. Nettie Sandow. Nance Scheideck, Esther Tremaine. Peggy Flynn. Neva’ Pianezzi. Minnie Young. Those Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. MENSHICUTS — and 7 6.00, OO MEN'S OXFORDS °3°° UP VALUES TO ‘6° LADIES PUMPS NOW sf and 6.50, 7.00 and 7.50 _ SHOES [NFANTS **° CHILDREN'S. CLOSE OUT AT50° ALL REGULAR STOCKS AT DISCOUNT. WE ARE GIVING VALUES IN SHOES THAT CANNOT BE OUT SC DONE ' BOYS *"” GIRLS SHOES 50 AND 75° MEN'S WORK SHOES 1 LOT TO CLOSE OUT 8° SHOES NOW 3% Benne 140 Mill Street tt’s ~Bootery, Grass Valley, Calif. Q ooh . “SINGE 1867"oe ate este ste hese se estes nteateateaterte este teste atesfeolesieslealene age ap PIMPIN Herta losterleshenterletestertestertestesteateterteotesteateste te = = the name Fredericksburg . on a bottle of = *% seme eee. Semcon cnRM Nek te lolelelolsioloietoieleieiuieqeien K? eflok ate * * 206 Mill Street has been a guarantee of quality unsurpassed. Ask for ‘it_ now at all Ne: ; vada County grocers and other beer dispensers. ee : 4 ALSO FULL LINE OF Famous Orange Crush, Soda . ; : Waters, Hire’s Root Beer, and Ginger Ale. ee z .: : Fredericksburg Brewing Co, } Lloyd “Porky” Abbot, Nevada Co. Agt. . IE Grass Valley Mary Martin. Adeline O’Connor. Charles Ninnis. Jose Muscardini, Cole. M. F. Packwood. W. A. Kervin, Jane Baker. . Horace Clemo. Martha Dillon. Mrs. Annie Scheemer., Mrs. Ray S. Packwood. Lieut. Ray S. Packwood. William Masterson. Mr. and Mrs. Masterson. oo te] Banner Mt. Auxiliary

Plans Joint Meeting Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Banner Mountain Post, V. F. W., Auxiliary is meeting: this evening in Pythian Castle. After the business of the evening is over a short social time will be enjéyed. The secretary Mrs. Ed. Rose, is in receipt of an invitation’ from the Bishop-Langenbach Auxiliary, of Marysville, and Judge Tucker Auxiliary, of Yuba City, inviting them to meet with them Tuesday evening, April 17th., in a joint reception and entertainment of the Department President, Phoebe Neron, the occasion “keips her official visit: Nevada City Auxiliary is to bring sandwiches, Plans are to be made for a large attendance at this joint meeting. Oo-Mrs. Martha Dillon Hostess to Thimble Club Champion Circle, Neighbors of Woodcraft, Thimble Club, met at the home of Mrs. Martha Dillon Thursday afternoon. She was asssited in entertaining by Mesdames Neva Pianezzi, Laura Coughlan,: of Nevada City, and Jane Trathen, of.Grass Valley. The attractive rooms were decorated with a profusion of beautiful spring flowers. Refreshments were served at prettily appointed tables. The members of the club making a windmill quilt. Each member of the club brought their blocks and they were put together. The diversion of the afternoon was whist.. Mrs. Nettie Sandow won the first prize while to Mrs. Lavina Sharp went the second, and to Mrs. The mystery box was Won by Mrs. Teresa McCloud. Twenty-six members were in attendance. o-———___ TWO CC C CAMPS SOON TO BE ESTABLISHED The two CCC camps, which this Summer replace the seven camps of the Tahoe area of last year, are now being rapidly recruited to the full strength of 200 men per camp. On July 15, a large contingent of enrollies who will have been in the camps for 15 months will be discharged to make room for other young men. The Applegate camp Will be moved to the Forbes ranch near Iowa Hill, and the Grass Valley camp will be established 11 miles east of Nevada City on the Tahoé-Ukiah highway at White Cloud. Both are tent camps. The camp formerly at the Bradley tion in Idaho. The CCC boys will be engaged in oe Same work as last year, cutting . ! f ce trails, building roads and fire! barwNers, destroying brush along . Phone 789 e highw rights of way, and in other . forms of forest improvement and . protection. e . ——-»— Mr. and Mrs, Al Sommers and} ‘MissEleanor Schreiber, all of Ne-' vada City, spent last week end at the Sommer’s ranch, Mill Creek and Bullard’s Lake. cu Minnie Young the consolation prize, . ranch has been removed to. a. joer. . PONEMAH COUNCIL Ponemah Council, Degree’ of Pocahontas, is making preparations for a social time and cards after their regular. meeting Monday = evening, April 16.” Refreshments are to. be served. ee 5g Reenar le SENET Adrift is being driven and plans are being made to open up an old winze. Thirty five men are employed at the Spanish mine. VISIT THE Betty Jean Shop _. Better Bargains Clearance to take charge of organizing a Camp Fire Girl’s group, The P. T. A. hag arranged to give a card party Friday, April 13, in the sewing room of the grammar school. The money from. this party to raise funds for the State Convention which is being held in Sacramento . May first. , Prizes will be given for } the different games of auction, con-! tract, whist and mah jongg, Anyone . wishing ‘to make reservations should . call 45 or 292-W. The public is cor-. dially invited to attend. . ip] ° Mrs. Florence Clemo is Sewing Club Hostess : is Mrs. Florence Clenio, of Dutch Flat, entertained the Gold Flat Sew. ing club last Thursday afternoon. A} happy social time was enjoyed and . the serving of dainty refreshments . brought a most enjoyable afternoon . to a close. The next meeting will be . held at the home of Mrs. Lyman . Weeks on Grove street, Thursday, April 19th. Sale now going on—Reductions on entire Stock of DRESSES SWAGGER SUITS HOUSE FROCKS Remaining “odds and ends” of HATS at your own price Children’s Dresses at . CLOSING OUT PRICES This is your opportunity to stock f] 4p on School Dresses. Sizes 3 to 16 BETTY JEAN SHOP NEVADA CITY ADMISSION BENEFIT NEVADA CITY FIREMEN HAL FUND Tuesday, May May Day Dance ‘Ast., 1934. 50c > CLEA tions for . . . . . . PINE STREET ‘Till SATURDAY ONLY 25 Per Cent Off One to Three yard lengths. of Lovely A FEW READY-MADES LEFT, We will be in Our New Location at Pine MONDAY ROSE FASHION SHOP 69c Up Silks, Stunning CombinaDresses. PRICES GREATLY REDUCED and Commercial NEVADA CITY . LADIES:. . See The Handy Looper ! . NO NEED TO CUT OR SEW . EASY : ‘e . to TAKE on @ naa . DOWN 8% The Handy Draper and . . CLEAN * . i . a BE YOUR OW INTERIOR DECORATOR © Handy Loopers_ 10c Alpha Stores, Lid. Nevada City, California » L ® 2 { a a bah i ht et ty « ah d /) } y BROAD STREET PHONE 5 .