December 14, 1934 (8 pages)

slice NEVADA CITY NUGGET FRIDAY, DEL. 14, 1934 wee maecrnmrworrnns mR OR NE TET Tritt ttt ttt eid SOCIAL EVENTS IIIT III rer ae td A. Grammar School Program Today two sections of thé first ade of the Washington grammar thool under their instructors, Miss ertrude Goyne and Miss Lois Shaw, making elaborate preparations an excellent Christmas program p begin at 2 o'clock this afternoon. mW. PP. Lee and Mrs. Al Wilums are the class leaders. . . The following is the program: Opening Chorus—America, Reinser Song. ' Christmas 'Greetings—Anne Foy, Helen Douglas, Carmen Fogarty. A Good Boy—Jack Edminister. ' Jingle Bells, Song—Pauline Kan. E Richard Davies ,Freddie Klose, . Leal Lotz, Vera Stanovich, Charles Townsend. ' Chorus—Santa Claus. Christmas Verses—Charles Town_ $end, Leo Willy, Carol Armtsrong, Evelyn Welch. Chorus,: Bells What the Mother Le Roy Chenoweth, John Hoskins, Letha Hill, Jacqueline Deal, Dolores Kistle, Richard Davies, Fern Cheri_ Maxich, Carol Armstrong, Dave To; Diassen, Barbara Dunlap. » . Christmas Poems—Joan Conrad, Freddie Close. Lee, W. ) ANNOUNCEMENT PRE-CHRISTMAS OPEN HOUSE The Betty Jean Shop will be open " evenings until Christmas. We will e Ave on display a ‘marvelous assortment of DRESSES for evciy occasf ion—finest of Lingerie so suitable : /for Christmas gifts— Novelties of the. _ better quality. a iq ; dean Shop and the quality of mer. chandise we. carry. ‘BETTY JEAN SHOP NEVADA CITY Zoose Children Want for Christmas, . We want you to know the Betty Sleep, Dolly, Sleep, Shirley Kennedy, Darling Kennedy. *Snow Faires—Vera Stanovich. mons. Chorus, Silent Night, Dunlap, Juanita Williams, Gale, Raymond Nelson, Price, Barbara Gracio. Karrel len Lewis, Darling Kennedy. Rye Waltz—Juanita Williams, Dave Tobiassen. Christmas Rhyme—Lois Reid, Martin Marinac, John Hoskins, Grant Lysteru,. Beverly Schalefield, Harry Clagett, Grace Harding. Chorus—Children’s Hymn. Mrs. William Gracey Given Farewell Party The group of Tahoe Forest Service officials wives gave Mrs. Wiiliam Gracey a farewell party Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Leland Smith. Bridge was the diversion of the afternoon, with prizes being awarded. A dainty luncheon was. served at a prettily appointed tabl. The color schme was green and gold. Mrs. Gracey -was presented with a. leather bag as a gift from her friends. Those present were Mesdames R. L. P. Bigelow, B. A. Goldsmith, W. P. Lee, Henry Werglund, R. Fitzsimmons, William Gracey, Georgia O’Connor, all of Nevada City; Mr. George King of Goodyears’ Bar; Frank McCaslan, North »-Bloomfield; I, McCain, Forest Hill; and Mrs. Leland Smith. Mrs. Snyder of Truekee, was unable to be present. Priscilla Circle Enjoys Christmas Party Priscilla Circle, of the Ladies’ Aid Society, entertained in the Methodist church parlors Wednesday at a most delightful Christmas party and tree. Mrs. Moody opened the meeting and Mrs. A. A. Price had charge of the program, She gave a short reading from: the Bible on the birth and early life of Christ. Mrs. Towle delighted the audience with a reading. Gifts were distributed to Nevada LUCKY LARRIGA . FRIDAY desperate outlaw rustlers from the West. Bell out-rides and outTheatre Action! Thrills! Comedy! Rex Bell, as the hard-riding Easterner who outwits the Song—Joan Lee, Helen Douglas, Patty Candlish, Barbara Gracio, Christmas , Query—Jean FitzsimLuther’s Hymn, Christmas Rhymes—Barbara Tommy Christmas Candles—Betty Ritter, . Patty Candlish, Shirley Kennedy, Elshoots the toughest of the desperadoes. . BOLERO SATURDAY George Raft and Carole Lombard, as a dancing team who rise to heights of fame. Raft is cast as the dancer who uses women as stepping 1} Nevada Lodge No. 13, F, and A. M. stones to his goal until Carole Lombard comes along. The Case of the Howling Dog } -al lawyer who looks beyond the Law of § 40 See this picture . } of the lawyer turned detective. SUNDAY Warren liams is the © cccart criminWilBANQUET A Y Pound, with 2 glasses ENTERPRISE COFFEE— 1 Pound . ‘Morro’ Captain . Faces 3s Penalty . WOMAN'S CIVIC CLUB COMPLETES 1934 WORK At the business meeting of the Womanh’s Civic Club on: Monday evening routine work was accomplished and plans for the Christmas tree completed. The tree will be decorated and lighted by. tomorrow night. The program and gift giving by the school children will take place Tuesday afternoon 2:30 o’clock. Miss Getrude Goyne will plan the program and supervise the “sift giving’? by the children. The Native Daughters will present bags of candy to the school children. The club voted $25 for the Firemen’s ball fund. The president appointed azeéneral committee consisting of Mrs. R. E. Harris, Mrs. A. W. Hoge, Mrs. George Gildersleeve, Miss Mulloy and Mrs. George “Calanan to take at ' 4 **misconduct, negligence and inattention” to duties, because of which “lives . of upward of 50 persons were . } destroyed.’’ William F. Warms, . above, acting captain of the illfated Morro Castle which burned at sea with a loss of 134 lives, faces a possible maximum penalty of 10 years in prison and a $10,000 fine. On charges of all from a_ beautifully decorated Christmas tree. Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting. Between fifty and sixty members and visitors were present. Cedar Crest Grove Gives Pleasant Card Party The card party given Wednesday evening by the Cedar Crest Grove, was a most enjoyable affair. The door prize was aon by Mrs. Adele Brownin. Bridge prizes went to Mrs. Stevenson,’ Mrs. E. J. Baker, Mrs. J. P. Widauf. Winners in whist were Mrs. Minnie Young, Mrs. Nance Shattuck, Mrs. Annie Godfrey, Mr. Ross and Mr. Richard Tremaine Gold Flat Club The Gold Flat club met at the home of Mrs. C. Walker last Thurs} day and several hours were spent! in sewing and playing of games. Aj} lunch was served. The next ee of the club will be at the home of Mrs. Fred Hawke with Mrs. Clarence’ Watters. assisting on December / 22. A dinner. is to be served at} 7:30. After a social time, comic gifts will be distributed from a gaily dcorated Christmas tree. MASONIC OFFICERS FOR 1935 At their meeting Tuesday night, elected the offieers for 1935. are: Walter A. Carlson, Worshipful Master; Harold E. Roberts, Sr. Warden; Howard Penrose, Jr. Warden; Benj. Hall, Treasurer; J. F. Stenger, Secretary: It is planned to hold a public installation on January 5. TWO ENGINEERS MAKE OPTIMO MINE SURVEY For the last two or three days Ed C. Uren, mining engineer of Nevada City, and George Taylor, engineer of Downieville, have been making a survey of the. gravel on the Optimo They gravel mine near Murphey’s, or north of Nevada City. The property has been under development by Los Angeles interests for about two years. The company CRANBERRY SAUCE— DODGE APRICOTS— HOT SAUCE— *: VEGETABLE SALAD Can eae St he fesfe she she she oh of serherte store te tegeate st af ofe ote 9 ae fete , + % a> f, c6UCli 5% tierye: . turnea over to the benevolent socharge of filling’ the boxts to be cieyt for distribution. All club members are asked to help in this work. : As there has been no Don:stion . Day this year the Nevada City Be-' 2 ! nevolent Society earnestly requests ' that those who have been accustomed to donate on Donation Day wiil do so at this Christmas season as the society has had Many caiis for help. i the society at the Union office. the: ; Nevada City Nugget office or the City Hall. The next meeting of the Civic ' Club will be one January 14, 1935. is drifting on an ancient channel and the tunnel is between 500 and 600 feet long. Good values are beting found in the gravel. W. P. Han son is superintendent’ and has a crew of six men employed. lersonal\ Carl Hieronimous, student at San; Francisco university, is expected home today to spend the Christmas . i holidays with his parents, Mr. and 'Mrs. Simon Hieronimous. He will return to school early in January. . Mrs. Hill, a widow with seven children, is getDr. W. W. Reed is treating her. Miss Fern Rockefeller, who unContributions may be leit for . . -. i i who resides on Coyote st., ' aand who has been quite ill, {ting along nicely. derwent a nopration for sovendicitis . recently, was returned to her home several days ago. She is making a good recovery. Banner Mountain Post, V. F. W., Auxiliary are preparing for a card party and Christmas tree on the eve. . ning of December 22. A program is to be given. . O. D. Woodman has sold_ the home of Mrs. Mary Langley, near the court house, to District Attorney W. E. Wright, the papers having been placed on record Tuesday. The property was in the name of Mrs. iisey's diughter, Mrs. Ranoma English, of Los Angeles. Mr. Wright brought the property as an investment. My d Mrs. E. H.~ Syms Monday for Kingman, Arizona. Waldo Smith, county clerk elect of Yreka, Siskiyou county, is spending a few days of this week visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Guenther. Mr. Smith is a brother of Mrs. Chas. Guenther, Jr., of Yreka. W. V. Tamblyn left today for San Francisco to attend to matters pertaining to the Nevada Theater. left i} Christmas and— . Gime soonesannseanenenconscannnsennens seas FTTH 7 * . . . . . . , ye) sesfesfentenfesfestenfesestenfesgeesfeageesteofenfeofeateatestest festeatetest All e Toaster Ensemble ° Sac 7 * Extra GOOD NEWS for Thrifty Shoppers! Quality Electrical Appliances Offered for Quick Saie at Unusually Low Prices -Your Choice of Any of These Items, While They Last Approved by Underwriters Laboratories ‘te at ONLY $ We have only alimited quantity of each of these quality electrical items.with their highly pol-, ished chromium plated beauty, fine workmanship and unusually low price our counters are sure to be cleaned out early. Come in before the crowd arrives to avoid disappointment. . 95 sestesfeatesteotefeoeafeoeateteofesteotesteotetetentest Ladle Waffle Mould and 2-Burner Electric Stove Sandwich Toaster and Grill se Broad Street <2 aye st it er} 7 “et BN Alpha Stores, Ltd. NEVADA CITY Phone 5 selenite enieleeteteleletole ae tolbeteedop tetebdolesobedelniotebagnlotetnietotetes Vow Are Cordially Invited To Attend the Grand Opening of the New Home of the Grass . Valley blectric O. 2 + Gurrrano’ CHOCOLATE— ‘. Pound . J. J. Jackson Free Delivery \ By Fc Rete. “ke Nehote Toilet Se ts, Le athery Goods, Lamps, Men’s Sets, eras, Stationery, Art Goods, Toys*® Christmas _Cards and Wrapa pings 2 % R. E. HARRIS Perfumes, C oe % December You Will 120 EAST MAIN STREETSaturday, Between the hours of lo a. m and 9 p. m. o'clock Not Be. by Salesmen 15, Asked to Purchase “Neither Will You Be Solicited. GRASS VALLEY + 1934, 5 len de ¢ Ee : A Ww ® ae A 9 9

slice NEVADA CITY NUGGET FRIDAY, DEL. 14, 1934 wee maecrnmrworrnns mR OR NE TET Tritt ttt ttt eid SOCIAL EVENTS IIIT III rer ae td A. Grammar School Program Today two sections of thé first ade of the Washington grammar thool under their instructors, Miss ertrude Goyne and Miss Lois Shaw, making elaborate preparations an excellent Christmas program p begin at 2 o'clock this afternoon. mW. PP. Lee and Mrs. Al Wilums are the class leaders. . . The following is the program: Opening Chorus—America, Reinser Song. ' Christmas 'Greetings—Anne Foy, Helen Douglas, Carmen Fogarty. A Good Boy—Jack Edminister. ' Jingle Bells, Song—Pauline Kan. E Richard Davies ,Freddie Klose, . Leal Lotz, Vera Stanovich, Charles Townsend. ' Chorus—Santa Claus. Christmas Verses—Charles Town_ $end, Leo Willy, Carol Armtsrong, Evelyn Welch. Chorus,: Bells What the Mother Le Roy Chenoweth, John Hoskins, Letha Hill, Jacqueline Deal, Dolores Kistle, Richard Davies, Fern Cheri_ Maxich, Carol Armstrong, Dave To; Diassen, Barbara Dunlap. » . Christmas Poems—Joan Conrad, Freddie Close. Lee, W. ) ANNOUNCEMENT PRE-CHRISTMAS OPEN HOUSE The Betty Jean Shop will be open " evenings until Christmas. We will e Ave on display a ‘marvelous assortment of DRESSES for evciy occasf ion—finest of Lingerie so suitable : /for Christmas gifts— Novelties of the. _ better quality. a iq ; dean Shop and the quality of mer. chandise we. carry. ‘BETTY JEAN SHOP NEVADA CITY Zoose Children Want for Christmas, . We want you to know the Betty Sleep, Dolly, Sleep, Shirley Kennedy, Darling Kennedy. *Snow Faires—Vera Stanovich. mons. Chorus, Silent Night, Dunlap, Juanita Williams, Gale, Raymond Nelson, Price, Barbara Gracio. Karrel len Lewis, Darling Kennedy. Rye Waltz—Juanita Williams, Dave Tobiassen. Christmas Rhyme—Lois Reid, Martin Marinac, John Hoskins, Grant Lysteru,. Beverly Schalefield, Harry Clagett, Grace Harding. Chorus—Children’s Hymn. Mrs. William Gracey Given Farewell Party The group of Tahoe Forest Service officials wives gave Mrs. Wiiliam Gracey a farewell party Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Leland Smith. Bridge was the diversion of the afternoon, with prizes being awarded. A dainty luncheon was. served at a prettily appointed tabl. The color schme was green and gold. Mrs. Gracey -was presented with a. leather bag as a gift from her friends. Those present were Mesdames R. L. P. Bigelow, B. A. Goldsmith, W. P. Lee, Henry Werglund, R. Fitzsimmons, William Gracey, Georgia O’Connor, all of Nevada City; Mr. George King of Goodyears’ Bar; Frank McCaslan, North »-Bloomfield; I, McCain, Forest Hill; and Mrs. Leland Smith. Mrs. Snyder of Truekee, was unable to be present. Priscilla Circle Enjoys Christmas Party Priscilla Circle, of the Ladies’ Aid Society, entertained in the Methodist church parlors Wednesday at a most delightful Christmas party and tree. Mrs. Moody opened the meeting and Mrs. A. A. Price had charge of the program, She gave a short reading from: the Bible on the birth and early life of Christ. Mrs. Towle delighted the audience with a reading. Gifts were distributed to Nevada LUCKY LARRIGA . FRIDAY desperate outlaw rustlers from the West. Bell out-rides and outTheatre Action! Thrills! Comedy! Rex Bell, as the hard-riding Easterner who outwits the Song—Joan Lee, Helen Douglas, Patty Candlish, Barbara Gracio, Christmas , Query—Jean FitzsimLuther’s Hymn, Christmas Rhymes—Barbara Tommy Christmas Candles—Betty Ritter, . Patty Candlish, Shirley Kennedy, Elshoots the toughest of the desperadoes. . BOLERO SATURDAY George Raft and Carole Lombard, as a dancing team who rise to heights of fame. Raft is cast as the dancer who uses women as stepping 1} Nevada Lodge No. 13, F, and A. M. stones to his goal until Carole Lombard comes along. The Case of the Howling Dog } -al lawyer who looks beyond the Law of § 40 See this picture . } of the lawyer turned detective.. SUNDAY Warren liams is the © cccart criminWilBANQUET A Y Pound, with 2 glasses ENTERPRISE COFFEE— 1 Pound . ‘Morro’ Captain . Faces 3s Penalty . WOMAN'S CIVIC CLUB COMPLETES 1934 WORK At the business meeting of the Womanh’s Civic Club on: Monday evening routine work was accomplished and plans for the Christmas tree completed. The tree will be decorated and lighted by. tomorrow night. The program and gift giving by the school children will take place Tuesday afternoon 2:30 o’clock. Miss Getrude Goyne will plan the program and supervise the “sift giving’? by the children. The Native Daughters will present bags of candy to the school children. The club voted $25 for the Firemen’s ball fund. The president appointed azeéneral committee consisting of Mrs. R. E. Harris, Mrs. A. W. Hoge, Mrs. George Gildersleeve, Miss Mulloy and Mrs. George “Calanan to take at ' 4 **misconduct, negligence and inattention” to duties, because of which “lives . of upward of 50 persons were . } destroyed.’’ William F. Warms, . above, acting captain of the illfated Morro Castle which burned at sea with a loss of 134 lives, faces a possible maximum penalty of 10 years in prison and a $10,000 fine. On charges of all from a_ beautifully decorated Christmas tree. Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting. Between fifty and sixty members and visitors were present. Cedar Crest Grove Gives Pleasant Card Party The card party given Wednesday evening by the Cedar Crest Grove, was a most enjoyable affair. The door prize was aon by Mrs. Adele Brownin. Bridge prizes went to Mrs. Stevenson,’ Mrs. E. J. Baker, Mrs. J. P. Widauf. Winners in whist were Mrs. Minnie Young, Mrs. Nance Shattuck, Mrs. Annie Godfrey, Mr. Ross and Mr. Richard Tremaine Gold Flat Club The Gold Flat club met at the home of Mrs. C. Walker last Thurs} day and several hours were spent! in sewing and playing of games. Aj} lunch was served. The next ee of the club will be at the home of Mrs. Fred Hawke with Mrs. Clarence’ Watters. assisting on December / 22. A dinner. is to be served at} 7:30. After a social time, comic gifts will be distributed from a gaily dcorated Christmas tree. MASONIC OFFICERS FOR 1935 At their meeting Tuesday night, elected the offieers for 1935. are: Walter A. Carlson, Worshipful Master; Harold E. Roberts, Sr. Warden; Howard Penrose, Jr. Warden; Benj. Hall, Treasurer; J. F. Stenger, Secretary: It is planned to hold a public installation on January 5. TWO ENGINEERS MAKE OPTIMO MINE SURVEY For the last two or three days Ed C. Uren, mining engineer of Nevada City, and George Taylor, engineer of Downieville, have been making a

survey of the. gravel on the Optimo They gravel mine near Murphey’s, or north of Nevada City. The property has been under development by Los Angeles interests for about two years. The company CRANBERRY SAUCE— DODGE APRICOTS— HOT SAUCE— *: VEGETABLE SALAD Can eae St he fesfe she she she oh of serherte store te tegeate st af ofe ote 9 ae fete , + % a> f, c6UCli 5% tierye: . turnea over to the benevolent socharge of filling’ the boxts to be cieyt for distribution. All club members are asked to help in this work. : As there has been no Don:stion . Day this year the Nevada City Be-' 2 ! nevolent Society earnestly requests ' that those who have been accustomed to donate on Donation Day wiil do so at this Christmas season as the society has had Many caiis for help. i the society at the Union office. the: ; Nevada City Nugget office or the City Hall. The next meeting of the Civic ' Club will be one January 14, 1935. is drifting on an ancient channel and the tunnel is between 500 and 600 feet long. Good values are beting found in the gravel. W. P. Han son is superintendent’ and has a crew of six men employed. lersonal\ Carl Hieronimous, student at San; Francisco university, is expected home today to spend the Christmas . i holidays with his parents, Mr. and 'Mrs. Simon Hieronimous. He will return to school early in January. . Mrs. Hill, a widow with seven children, is getDr. W. W. Reed is treating her. Miss Fern Rockefeller, who unContributions may be leit for . . -. i i who resides on Coyote st., ' aand who has been quite ill, {ting along nicely. derwent a nopration for sovendicitis . recently, was returned to her home several days ago. She is making a good recovery. Banner Mountain Post, V. F. W., Auxiliary are preparing for a card party and Christmas tree on the eve. . ning of December 22. A program is to be given. . O. D. Woodman has sold_ the home of Mrs. Mary Langley, near the court house, to District Attorney W. E. Wright, the papers having been placed on record Tuesday. The property was in the name of Mrs. iisey's diughter, Mrs. Ranoma English, of Los Angeles. Mr. Wright brought the property as an investment. My d Mrs. E. H.~ Syms Monday for Kingman, Arizona. Waldo Smith, county clerk elect of Yreka, Siskiyou county, is spending a few days of this week visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Guenther. Mr. Smith is a brother of Mrs. Chas. Guenther, Jr., of Yreka. W. V. Tamblyn left today for San Francisco to attend to matters pertaining to the Nevada Theater. left i} Christmas and— . Gime soonesannseanenenconscannnsennens seas FTTH 7 * . . . . . . , ye) sesfesfentenfesfestenfesestenfesgeesfeageesteofenfeofeateatestest festeatetest All e Toaster Ensemble ° Sac 7 * Extra GOOD NEWS for Thrifty Shoppers! Quality Electrical Appliances Offered for Quick Saie at Unusually Low Prices -Your Choice of Any of These Items, While They Last Approved by Underwriters Laboratories ‘te at ONLY $ We have only alimited quantity of each of these quality electrical items..with their highly pol-, ished chromium plated beauty, fine workmanship and unusually low price our counters are sure to be cleaned out early. Come in before the crowd arrives to avoid disappointment. . 95 sestesfeatesteotefeoeafeoeateteofesteotesteotetetentest Ladle Waffle Mould and 2-Burner Electric Stove Sandwich Toaster and Grill se Broad Street <2 aye st it er} 7 “et BN Alpha Stores, Ltd. NEVADA CITY Phone 5 selenite enieleeteteleletole ae tolbeteedop tetebdolesobedelniotebagnlotetnietotetes Vow Are Cordially Invited To Attend the Grand Opening of the New Home of the Grass . Valley blectric O. 2 + Gurrrano’ CHOCOLATE— ‘. Pound . J. J. Jackson Free Delivery \ By Fc Rete. “ke Nehote Toilet Se ts, Le athery Goods, Lamps, Men’s Sets, eras, Stationery, Art Goods, Toys*® Christmas _Cards and Wrapa pings 2 % R. E. HARRIS Perfumes, C oe % December You Will 120 EAST MAIN STREETSaturday, Between the hours of lo a. m and 9 p. m. o'clock Not Be. by Salesmen 15, Asked to Purchase “Neither Will You Be Solicited. GRASS VALLEY + 1934, 5 len de ¢ Ee : A Ww ® ae A 9 9