December 18, 1939 (6 pages)

_NEVADA CITY Ni NUGGET _ MONDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1939 —— ee Sas “be Chapter, 0. B. S., is Christmas: tree and in the Macliz. good. tine is ance members. “he fora , evening John Bargus of Oakland, who pa . hem a aatee tae visit. Mr. sed Mrs. Clyde Bacwoud had as guests today Mrs. Garwood’s sister and brother in law, Mr. and Mrs. id RE I ORO OE BE a OM EE Choice of the finest assortment of Christmas Gift Candies. Fresh, delicious bonbons, chocolates and mixtures, packed in one, two, three and five pound Christmas Boxes. COLLEY’S CONF ECTIONERY 231 Broad Street Nevada City fy chsh a aa linia = MOMS Hes ae ? ‘, yet ag —— ift for “HER” A Exquisitely fashioned 10-K natural gold filled case. Guaranteed dependable 17jewel Elgin ‘‘De Luxe.”’ ‘ SU Te bel Pay After . Cleletroes: Lovely nee model. 10-K n rolled gold plate aa Veritas back. 50 “Gold Fitted 9] ‘ ettachment 50c A WEEK Charming 10-K_ i ral rolled gold plete case with Veritas back. Dependable 75 15-jewel Eicin 999 movement 75c A WEEK juisite 10-K filled case diamonds. 174 ¥ Fieip P Ann ; a ag WEEK e HARTUNGS , (Dependable Jewelers Since 1875) 306 Broad Street — 124 Mill Street S — The Nevada City Yellowjackets lost the'r first same in the league , Season Friday nizht with the Placer “high school A and B teams. The iA lost 37 to 15 and the R. 44 to 5. Sprackler, Childers, Engstrom, . Martin and Thomas started the A and Ponticelli and Miller were used snhstitutes. Allen Snracklin was ithe Nevada high voint man with 7 ; points. (Childers close behind with . 6, and Ponticelli, 2. Auburn was surerior vada City boys mostly in height. the tallest player being small compared to theirs. ‘‘Babé”’ (Childers was captain for the evening. Mitchell, Gregory, Davies. Widauf and Angove started in the B. Odgers, Snyder and Leonard were in the game also. The Nevada A and B teams will go to Roseville next Friday for their second game, ces SENIOR. MEETING The senior class held a short meeting Thursday and postponed their assembly program until three weeks after the Christmas vacation. Plans were discussed, but nothing definite decided upon for the program. SHARPS AND FLATS , The Sharps and Flats club held a short meeting Thursday to discuss their formal dance on December 23. The dance will definitely be at that time with the chorus students eytirely in charge. Social Events Banner Mt. Post is Host at Christmas Tree Banner Mt. Post, V. F. W.auxiliary entertained with a Christmas tree, party and program on Friday evening. About fifty members of the auxiliary, post and children enjoyed a well rendered program, Those taking part were: Barbara Hutton, Barbara Tonella Bill ‘Tobiassen, David Tobiassen, Joann Hutton, Jeanette Gillimore, Fay and Juanita Williams. Community singing was enjoyed after the program. Small gifts were distributed from the tree pre Christmas Party for Rebekahs and . . O. O. F. A delightful Christmas party was énjoyed by Neva Rebekah lodge, Odd Fellows and their children on Saturday evening. A brightly colored Christmas. tree ‘carried numbered gifts for the forty six present and these numbers corresponded with) numbers at the plates at a prettily appointed table. A jolly social time was enjoyed and serving of dainty refreshments\ brought the evening to a close. to each one sent, Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig ‘Netz are planning to go to Martinez to visit with their children and families over the Christmas ‘holidays. GIFT SUGGESTIONS To help fill out your _ Christmas List New Eastman Baby Brownie Special Camera Univex Movie Camera. $9.95 Beautiful Gift Stationery 50c up. Pen and Pencil Sets from $1.95, , Mens Shaving Sets. from 50¢. Guaranteed Electric Clocks— . $2.50 up. Attractive Table Laue $1.00, Large assortments, of Gift en and Christmas Price » ae From $14. 95 Up to the Ne-. ], LEARN TO CARVE. XMAS TIRKEY An added attraction at the Nevada, Theatre for Thursday and Friday will be an hilarious Pete Smith nov-, elty, “Let’s Talk Turkey.” Anyone . that has experienced difficulty with . the exacting art of carving turkeys, will receive a complete education. from the inimitible Pete Smith. It’s . a chance to laugh and learn. . "NITIATIVE:LAW REVISION PLANS SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. istation, written by Sidney M. Ehrman, San Francisco. Chairman of the California State Chamber of Commerce Tax Committee, is revealed in the December issue of ‘‘California’’ off the ‘press today. Listing and explaining seven proposed ehanges, which have been culled out of the many that have been made, Ehrman emphasizes that his committee does not at this time advocate any one or several of them. but does plan to carefully study them all. During the past 28 years, according to the article in “California” “a total of 101 initiative provosals have been submitted to voters in California at 1'5 elections. Of this number, only 28 were approved and 73 rejected. Only eighteen states have inaitiative arrangements for direct lesislation today. Afl others rely upon their state legislative bodies. Other articles in the December issue of ‘California’? include: ‘U»stream Flood: Control,’ by: Fe od: Prendergast; “‘Merrry Christmas — California Says it with Lights,’ by Henry Boyen; ‘‘Trave! Topics,” by Joan Cox; and a series of articles on Winter Sports and Skiing by outstanding winter sports authorities of the west. “No Hunting or Trespassing”’ ARE ANNOUNCED. 14.—Outline of ,proposals for revising Cali. fornia’s initiative plan of direct leg-, signs for sale at the Nugget Office. John Becker, mining engineer for the Newmont mining company, has gone to Denver, and will continue on to Salt Lake City and back into Nevada state on mining business. He expects to be home Friday to spend Christmas with his wife at their home on Town Talk. Herbert and Henry Paine of North Bloomfield are Nevada City visitors today. Herbert Paine was summoned . ‘on the grand jury. The ‘Methodist church Sunday school cantata will be held Wednesday evening, bgeinning at 7:30 0*. ‘clock.’ The public is invited to attend the beautiful service. Sere Mrs. Ed Baker suffered a fracture of her little finger last Thursday when her hand became caught in an electric. mixer. The injury was quite painful, Alfred Netz, who is employed at the Union Oil Refinery at, Rodeo, came up Saturday and will remain until tomorrow visiting his parents. TURKEY With Any SUIT or OVERCOAT Purchased Before Christmas at the BOSTON MERCHANTILE CO. BROAD STREET evada NEVADA CITY Theatre MONDAY DRUMS ALONG THE MOHAWK: From the great novel of adventure and romance when America Was young, When torch and tomahawk spread their terror and frontier women fought beside their mem. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY HONEYMOON IN BALI Fred SicMurray and Allan Jones in far-off Bali where life Carrol, is jest one long holiday. Escape the troubles of a caretorn world. Romance. with Madeline THURSDAY AND FRIDAY All Quiet On The Western Front: The book was burned! The picture was banned! The author was exiled! But you can’t blackout the truth! With Lew Ayres. Y bom $000 TOASTER Two Slice $16.00. WAFFLE IRON $5.95 ALPHA STORE: Nevada, City . A Zenith, You Can Afford One Now. from $4.95 SEE TREASURE ISLAND General Electric Appliances WARMING PADS $3.95, $4.95 Ltd. Bee eee ear er 280° 180" ee hem toh eh ee oe

_NEVADA CITY Ni NUGGET _ MONDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1939 —— ee Sas “be Chapter, 0. B. S., is Christmas: tree and in the Macliz. good. tine is ance members. “he fora , evening John Bargus of Oakland, who pa . hem a aatee tae visit. Mr. sed Mrs. Clyde Bacwoud had as guests today Mrs. Garwood’s sister and brother in law, Mr. and Mrs. id RE I ORO OE BE a OM EE Choice of the finest assortment of Christmas Gift Candies. Fresh, delicious bonbons, chocolates and mixtures, packed in one, two, three and five pound Christmas Boxes. COLLEY’S CONF ECTIONERY 231 Broad Street Nevada City fy chsh a aa linia = MOMS Hes ae ? ‘, yet ag —— ift for “HER” A Exquisitely fashioned 10-K natural gold filled case. Guaranteed dependable 17jewel Elgin ‘‘De Luxe.”’ ‘ SU Te bel Pay After . Cleletroes: Lovely nee model. 10-K n rolled gold plate aa Veritas back. 50 “Gold Fitted 9] ‘ ettachment 50c A WEEK Charming 10-K_ i ral rolled gold plete case with Veritas back. Dependable 75 15-jewel Eicin 999 movement 75c A WEEK juisite 10-K filled case diamonds. 174 ¥ Fieip P Ann ; a ag WEEK e HARTUNGS , (Dependable Jewelers Since 1875) 306 Broad Street — 124 Mill Street S — The Nevada City Yellowjackets lost the'r first same in the league , Season Friday nizht with the Placer “high school A and B teams. The iA lost 37 to 15 and the R. 44 to 5. Sprackler, Childers, Engstrom, . Martin and Thomas started the A and Ponticelli and Miller were used snhstitutes. Allen Snracklin was ithe Nevada high voint man with 7 ; points. (Childers close behind with . 6, and Ponticelli, 2. Auburn was surerior vada City boys mostly in height. the tallest player being small compared to theirs. ‘‘Babé”’ (Childers was captain for the evening. Mitchell, Gregory, Davies. Widauf and Angove started in the B. Odgers, Snyder and Leonard were in the game also. The Nevada A and B teams will go to Roseville next Friday for their second game, ces SENIOR. MEETING The senior class held a short meeting Thursday and postponed their assembly program until three weeks after the Christmas vacation. Plans were discussed, but nothing definite decided upon for the program. SHARPS AND FLATS , The Sharps and Flats club held a short meeting Thursday to discuss their formal dance on December 23. The dance will definitely be at that time with the chorus students eytirely in charge. Social Events Banner Mt. Post is Host at Christmas Tree Banner Mt. Post, V. F. W.auxiliary entertained with a Christmas tree, party and program on Friday evening. About fifty members of the auxiliary, post and children enjoyed a well rendered program, Those taking part were: Barbara Hutton, Barbara Tonella Bill ‘Tobiassen, David Tobiassen, Joann Hutton, Jeanette Gillimore, Fay and Juanita Williams. Community singing was enjoyed after the program. Small gifts were distributed from the tree pre Christmas Party for Rebekahs and . . O. O. F. A delightful Christmas party was énjoyed by Neva Rebekah lodge, Odd Fellows and their children on Saturday evening. A brightly colored Christmas. tree ‘carried numbered gifts for the forty six present and these numbers corresponded with) numbers at the plates at a prettily appointed table. A jolly social time was enjoyed and serving of dainty refreshments\ brought the evening to a close. to each one sent, Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig ‘Netz are planning to go to Martinez to visit with their children and families over the Christmas ‘holidays.

GIFT SUGGESTIONS To help fill out your _ Christmas List New Eastman Baby Brownie Special Camera Univex Movie Camera.. $9.95 Beautiful Gift Stationery 50c up. Pen and Pencil Sets from $1.95, , Mens Shaving Sets. from 50¢. Guaranteed Electric Clocks— . $2.50 up. Attractive Table Laue $1.00, Large assortments, of Gift en and Christmas Price » ae From $14. 95 Up to the Ne-. ], LEARN TO CARVE. XMAS TIRKEY An added attraction at the Nevada, Theatre for Thursday and Friday will be an hilarious Pete Smith nov-, elty, “Let’s Talk Turkey.” Anyone . that has experienced difficulty with . the exacting art of carving turkeys, will receive a complete education. from the inimitible Pete Smith. It’s . a chance to laugh and learn. . "NITIATIVE:LAW REVISION PLANS SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. istation, written by Sidney M. Ehrman, San Francisco. Chairman of the California State Chamber of Commerce Tax Committee, is revealed in the December issue of ‘‘California’’ off the ‘press today. Listing and explaining seven proposed ehanges, which have been culled out of the many that have been made, Ehrman emphasizes that his committee does not at this time advocate any one or several of them. but does plan to carefully study them all. During the past 28 years, according to the article in “California” “a total of 101 initiative provosals have been submitted to voters in California at 1'5 elections. Of this number, only 28 were approved and 73 rejected. Only eighteen states have inaitiative arrangements for direct lesislation today. Afl others rely upon their state legislative bodies. Other articles in the December issue of ‘California’? include: ‘U»stream Flood: Control,’ by: Fe od: Prendergast; “‘Merrry Christmas — California Says it with Lights,’ by Henry Boyen; ‘‘Trave! Topics,” by Joan Cox; and a series of articles on Winter Sports and Skiing by outstanding winter sports authorities of the west. “No Hunting or Trespassing”’ ARE ANNOUNCED. 14.—Outline of ,proposals for revising Cali. fornia’s initiative plan of direct leg-, signs for sale at the Nugget Office. John Becker, mining engineer for the Newmont mining company, has gone to Denver, and will continue on to Salt Lake City and back into Nevada state on mining business. He expects to be home Friday to spend Christmas with his wife at their home on Town Talk. Herbert and Henry Paine of North Bloomfield are Nevada City visitors today. Herbert Paine was summoned . ‘on the grand jury. The ‘Methodist church Sunday school cantata will be held Wednesday evening, bgeinning at 7:30 0*. ‘clock.’ The public is invited to attend the beautiful service. Sere Mrs. Ed Baker suffered a fracture of her little finger last Thursday when her hand became caught in an electric. mixer. The injury was quite painful, Alfred Netz, who is employed at the Union Oil Refinery at, Rodeo, came up Saturday and will remain until tomorrow visiting his parents. TURKEY With Any SUIT or OVERCOAT Purchased Before Christmas at the BOSTON MERCHANTILE CO. BROAD STREET evada NEVADA CITY Theatre MONDAY DRUMS ALONG THE MOHAWK: From the great novel of adventure and romance when America Was young, When torch and tomahawk spread their terror and frontier women fought beside their mem. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY HONEYMOON IN BALI Fred SicMurray and Allan Jones in far-off Bali where life Carrol, is jest one long holiday. Escape the troubles of a caretorn world. Romance. with Madeline THURSDAY AND FRIDAY All Quiet On The Western Front: The book was burned! The picture was banned! The author was exiled! But you can’t blackout the truth! With Lew Ayres. Y bom $000 TOASTER Two Slice $16.00. WAFFLE IRON $5.95 ALPHA STORE: Nevada, City . A Zenith, You Can Afford One Now. from $4.95 SEE TREASURE ISLAND General Electric Appliances WARMING PADS $3.95, $4.95 Ltd. Bee eee ear er 280° 180" ee hem toh eh ee oe