December 19, 1946 (8 pages)

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, Lge NEVADA CITY-GRASS VALLEY .NUGGF.T _PAGE FIVE MRS. JEFFORD HOST TO GUN CLUB kinon Wincheste Street, January, GRASS VALLEY: The Anriliary Btls of the Grass Valley Rifle, Rod tnd] Phe Gin Club held their annual Christma; party Friday: night, December NEVADA CITY South mmvertoan knife fish H: CH SCHOOL. have no tail fins and can dart backHIGHLIGHTS 2 live at the one . of Mrs. Lucille Jen«. . second half. and Hubert Stroh 11. their battle and bounded through to! 90¢ ‘Stag. Tickets ‘may be obtained i] : . the decoration scheme. Musie will b: LEGICN AU MIBIAR Y XMAS PARTY High pointers were Jack Coley 12 i provided by the Ligcoin high s:heo! 1 orchestra. ( The Bees were more fortunate ee Prices are as follows: couples $1 GRASS VALLEY: The Past President Parley of the American Legion Auxiliarq held its dinner méetae ing and Christmas party last eye inal seore of 31-19 O,utstanding. ]‘rom seniors or may be purchasec e Thin. with. Wh Wiha Jefford i ward as rapidly as they swim forplaverg were Ray. Ellis, Kenneth! the door. aL — ™ eis. Bes ; Shc, Sth, w Mrs. a. Jétord inl os INRY IRPHY ; oe ae rook, ; : ward. By HENRY MURPHY Ronningen, Don Amos and Keith Lower classmen can thank ik the role of host at her home on Lm2 . ; i : z 4 beat Ak { : aby Lane Sse eas Wee eae ee Marsh. High scorers were Amos andjsenior class for that beautiful ChristJetty. MDermo*t elected Wesp. 8 ane. ws a : ‘ y “eX baa SE Ay : ce 4 e : pies : oa +4 Ls < Two chickens for every pot will, CANDIDATES FOR QUEEN Marsh with 11 and 7 points réspect:. mas tree in the upper hall. The gendent last month, presided. Other ofThe next meeting of the club will] never hatch unless given some help. . CHOSEN ively, iors had hoped to get. the lower class . . Candidates for quéen of the Christ-/ mas formal, to be held tomorrow eve-. ning, December 20, in the high) schooi auditorium, were chosen ‘re-. { cently at class elections, Of four . prospective queens, one will he With Wordrous Z New Giff Arrays} 3 chosen by the student body and will] . Preside over events of the ereting. . Candidates are: Tiwyla Smart for the seniors, Genevieve Elllis, juniors, ! ~ Mary Hartwell, sophomores and Bev. { i til the night of the affair and even. & the winning candidate will not know she is the lucky one, which should come as surprise to her. CHRISTMAS PROGRAM TONIGHT The annual Christmas program given by the high school, elementary school pupils will be presented tonight at 8 p. m. in the high school auditorium. Selections by the high school chorus will include many favorite! § Christmas carols sich as Noel, Carol of the Bells, Jingle Bells and many As Advertised in LIFE and THE SATURDAY EVENING POST 4 oo ag oO Transparent Hat Box packed with ny) ¥ fragrant Cara Nome. Cosmetics y AND a pair of sheer Nylons. . 13.95 Cara Nome Face Powder and Cara Nome Bath Powder and Petims bo. 5 oe eS 275 Cologne's. . 605.0035. 3. 3.00 Cara Nome Cologne.. 1.50 Three Cara Nome Lipsticks with Cara Nome Perfume.. 3.00 Matching Rouges..6.00 Cosmetic items Subject te 20% Federol Tox : program will be devoted to short! ® playlets by elementary students. ; The public is cordially invited. QUILL SALES STARTS _ Quill sales started yesterday to give the staff plenty of time to turn out that super annual that they have promised, and the money seems to be -pouring in. Most of the: work, usch as printing, and photos, will be . done locally. BS A deposit 75c is required and anyWe still have a lovely selection of gift sets from: COTY ELIZABETH ARDEN HERB FARM SHOP = REVLON __-VIDA-RAY MAX FACTOR CHERAMY — TUSSY the high school or Catherine Lar. . . . sonawho is head of this department. . 34 rs) . Or ders s hould be placed immedi at-. HAVE YOU SEEN OUR MEN'S TOILET SETS?” . S", Sroud.,Pe Diaced immodiatipointment of not geeting one. i We have a huge assortment am attractive prices. ; GALLOPING GAELS. DEFEAT R. E. HARRI DRUG STORE YELLOWJACKETS 52-31 . after fighting a hard_losing battle. . YOUR FRIENDLY REX AL The -game-’ progressesd Nicely in. . . . the first half but the jackets la ! ie ‘ * ‘ " . Debitrd farther —and--farther.i. ACCESSOFies THE PERFECT GIFTS FOR HER! Accessories head the list of prefers red gifis for her! So be sure to shop Penney’s for smartest chin-tetoe fashions. A. DICKEYS D. HANKIES F : : Bright prints and Rayon. High or Y\white, Linen and Cotnecks, Gay colors. ton 10 98c 1.98 2.98 E. SCARFS EB. GLOVES Hand-painted z Cotton and rayon slipnovelty rayon sheer obons. All washable. longs 98 1.98 98 to $1.98 : C. HANDBAGS Plastics, leathers, fabrics. Many styles 2.98 7.90 115 Mill Street . “White Christmas" as~ its really underway for tomorrow nicht at 8 p. m. in the high school audithiietia acy emily . orium. the senior class, huge ‘evergreen wreaths make ET Mes vly Brandt, freshmen. The results of BS the election will be held secret un-. 3% others. The remaining portion: of the . am . one wishing one may either vontact ie BY . Friday 12 proved an esitre -mely un1 . lucky day for the Yellowjacket s for. [es i . . ; last week they were beaten by Paes . Christian Brothers A team 52-31) e% . ficers attending were Veda Meeker, men in the Christmas spirit, and it is first vice président: Elsie Jenks, workinie too. CHRISTMAS PORMAT he annual Christmas formal with ‘secretary and Vinita Jones, publicity Dale Berger will turn Santa Claus! ehairman, omorrew morning in a special} iS { { { . ; { theme is! ( sponsored by Mount McKinley in Alaska risea and will present a\-. higher above surrounding territery Christmas trees, holly berries, and propriate gifts for several special} than any other mountain in ths uplpeople. world. 3 CHRISTMAS Inspirations For Him! GIVE A MAN SOMETHING HE CAN WEAR OR USE. Come in ad sight-see in our world of gifts. -YOU’LL FIND THE PRFECT PRESENT FOR EVERY MAN ON YOUR LIST. : i FANCY MANDBRERCHIEFS INTERWOVEN SOX 70c —2 for $1.35 and $1.00 eee ee BRUSH SETS Pee so OU ao Plus Federal Tax 20% [Plain 3.95 to 4.20 Furlmed __.... . 6.95 SWANK KEY CHAINS 1.50 — 2.50 Plus Federal Tax seals TEXTAN BELTS Textan Hand TooledWestern Style 3.00 10 6.00 PIONEER WALLETS 1” 1 10.00 Plus Federal Tax 20% OVERCOATS SPORTCOATS SLACKS FITTED CASES 12.50 18.75 5 iy eee tet es tawid eos Pip ten phe: tart 9 PSP HOUSE SLIPPERS 3.50 TO 5.00 Bennetts & Steel 128 MILL STREET GRASS VALLEY

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, Lge NEVADA CITY-GRASS VALLEY .NUGGF.T _PAGE FIVE MRS. JEFFORD HOST TO GUN CLUB kinon Wincheste Street, January, GRASS VALLEY: The Anriliary Btls of the Grass Valley Rifle, Rod tnd] Phe Gin Club held their annual Christma; party Friday: night, December NEVADA CITY South mmvertoan knife fish H: CH SCHOOL. have no tail fins and can dart backHIGHLIGHTS 2 live at the one . of Mrs. Lucille Jen«. . second half. and Hubert Stroh 11. their battle and bounded through to! 90¢ ‘Stag. Tickets ‘may be obtained i] : . the decoration scheme. Musie will b: LEGICN AU MIBIAR Y XMAS PARTY High pointers were Jack Coley 12 i provided by the Ligcoin high s:heo! 1 orchestra. ( The Bees were more fortunate ee Prices are as follows: couples $1 GRASS VALLEY: The Past President Parley of the American Legion Auxiliarq held its dinner méetae ing and Christmas party last eye inal seore of 31-19 O,utstanding. ]‘rom seniors or may be purchasec e Thin. with. Wh Wiha Jefford i ward as rapidly as they swim forplaverg were Ray. Ellis, Kenneth! the door. aL — ™ eis. Bes ; Shc, Sth, w Mrs. a. Jétord inl os INRY IRPHY ; oe ae rook, ; : ward. By HENRY MURPHY Ronningen, Don Amos and Keith Lower classmen can thank ik the role of host at her home on Lm2 . ; i : z 4 beat Ak { : aby Lane Sse eas Wee eae ee Marsh. High scorers were Amos andjsenior class for that beautiful ChristJetty. MDermo*t elected Wesp. 8 ane. ws a : ‘ y “eX baa SE Ay : ce 4 e : pies : oa +4 Ls < Two chickens for every pot will, CANDIDATES FOR QUEEN Marsh with 11 and 7 points réspect:. mas tree in the upper hall. The gendent last month, presided. Other ofThe next meeting of the club will] never hatch unless given some help. . CHOSEN ively, iors had hoped to get. the lower class . . Candidates for quéen of the Christ-/ mas formal, to be held tomorrow eve-. ning, December 20, in the high) schooi auditorium, were chosen ‘re-. { cently at class elections, Of four . prospective queens, one will he With Wordrous Z New Giff Arrays} 3 chosen by the student body and will] . Preside over events of the ereting. . Candidates are: Tiwyla Smart for the seniors, Genevieve Elllis, juniors, ! ~ Mary Hartwell, sophomores and Bev. { i til the night of the affair and even. & the winning candidate will not know she is the lucky one, which should come as surprise to her. CHRISTMAS PROGRAM TONIGHT The annual Christmas program given by the high school, elementary school pupils will be presented tonight at 8 p. m. in the high school auditorium. Selections by the high school chorus will include many favorite! § Christmas carols sich as Noel, Carol of the Bells, Jingle Bells and many As Advertised in LIFE and THE SATURDAY EVENING POST 4 oo ag oO Transparent Hat Box packed with ny) ¥ fragrant Cara Nome. Cosmetics y AND a pair of sheer Nylons. .. 13.95 Cara Nome Face Powder and Cara Nome Bath Powder and Petims bo. 5 oe eS 275 Cologne's.. . 605.0035. 3. 3.00 Cara Nome Cologne... 1.50 Three Cara Nome Lipsticks with Cara Nome Perfume... 3.00 Matching Rouges....6.00 Cosmetic items Subject te 20% Federol Tox : program will be devoted to short! ® playlets by elementary students. ; The public is cordially invited.. QUILL SALES STARTS _ Quill sales started yesterday to give the staff plenty of time to turn out that super annual that they have promised, and the money seems to be -pouring in. Most of the: work, usch as printing, and photos, will be . done locally. BS A deposit 75c is required and anyWe still have a lovely selection of gift sets from: COTY ELIZABETH ARDEN HERB FARM SHOP = REVLON __-VIDA-RAY MAX FACTOR CHERAMY — TUSSY the high school or Catherine Lar. . . . sonawho is head of this department. . 34 rs) . Or ders s hould be placed immedi at-. HAVE YOU SEEN OUR MEN'S TOILET SETS?” . S", Sroud.,Pe Diaced immodiatipointment of not geeting one. i We have a huge assortment am attractive prices. ; GALLOPING GAELS. DEFEAT R. E. HARRI DRUG STORE YELLOWJACKETS 52-31 . after fighting a hard_losing battle. . YOUR FRIENDLY REX AL The -game-’ progressesd Nicely in. . . . the first half but the jackets la ! ie ‘ * ‘ " . Debitrd farther —and--farther..i.. ACCESSOFies THE PERFECT GIFTS FOR HER!

Accessories head the list of prefers red gifis for her! So be sure to shop Penney’s for smartest chin-tetoe fashions. A. DICKEYS D. HANKIES F : : Bright prints and Rayon. High or Y\white, Linen and Cotnecks, Gay colors. ton 10 98c 1.98 2.98 E. SCARFS EB. GLOVES Hand-painted z Cotton and rayon slipnovelty rayon sheer obons. All washable. longs 98 1.98 98 to $1.98 : C. HANDBAGS Plastics, leathers, fabrics. Many styles 2.98 7.90 115 Mill Street . “White Christmas" as~ its really underway for tomorrow nicht at 8 p. m. in the high school audithiietia acy emily . orium. the senior class, huge ‘evergreen wreaths make ET Mes vly Brandt, freshmen. The results of BS the election will be held secret un-. 3% others. The remaining portion: of the . am . one wishing one may either vontact ie BY . Friday 12 proved an esitre -mely un1 . lucky day for the Yellowjacket s for. [es i . . ; last week they were beaten by Paes . Christian Brothers A team 52-31) e% . ficers attending were Veda Meeker, men in the Christmas spirit, and it is first vice président: Elsie Jenks, workinie too. CHRISTMAS PORMAT he annual Christmas formal with ‘secretary and Vinita Jones, publicity Dale Berger will turn Santa Claus! ehairman, omorrew morning in a special} iS { { { . ; { theme is! ( sponsored by Mount McKinley in Alaska risea and will present a\-. higher above surrounding territery Christmas trees, holly berries, and propriate gifts for several special} than any other mountain in ths uplpeople. world. 3 CHRISTMAS Inspirations For Him! GIVE A MAN SOMETHING HE CAN WEAR OR USE. Come in ad sight-see in our world of gifts. -YOU’LL FIND THE PRFECT PRESENT FOR EVERY MAN ON YOUR LIST. : i FANCY MANDBRERCHIEFS INTERWOVEN SOX 70c —2 for $1.35 and $1.00 eee ee BRUSH SETS Pee so OU ao Plus Federal Tax 20% [Plain 3.95 to 4.20 Furlmed __........ . 6.95 SWANK KEY CHAINS 1.50 — 2.50 Plus Federal Tax seals TEXTAN BELTS Textan Hand TooledWestern Style 3.00 10 6.00 PIONEER WALLETS 1” 1 10.00 Plus Federal Tax 20% OVERCOATS SPORTCOATS SLACKS FITTED CASES 12.50 18.75 5 iy eee tet es tawid eos Pip ten phe: tart 9 PSP HOUSE SLIPPERS 3.50 TO 5.00 Bennetts & Steel 128 MILL STREET GRASS VALLEY