December 24, 1934 (8 pages)

SSS AM ome ce pew oe o ind ©. This is Nevada City’s ONLY Hometown Newspaper. It supports things \ Your Hometown News» paper helps build your r] 9 n¢ d community. Rea ’ worth while. Do you subwas #0 y ders and ; € ; y rs 4 wcoemng %Tibe for it? ; cape make it a goad 00 ler. ; SR OO OUR PaeTT ol. IX, No. 45 The Co . + County Seat Paper NEVADA CITY, CALIFO . tenets otha A oe BA Te 2s __!he GOLD Center MONDAY, DEC. 24, 1934 > “4 e o {NONOGENARIAN COMES!) . “Ghat CHoly Night in Bethlehem ‘CHILDREN GIVE Coming all the way from Canfh a ane MY ada and wearing the gold earery ! ¢ring that stamped him as a sailor . : Congressman Harry lL, Engle. sin his youth, Wilbrod Laderau, of : A ‘bright, Republican whip of the . ee ee Cheisema,” _ see Py !Zto spend the holidays with’ his ,Sored by the Woman's Civic Club, a Hous fR ives ; : ais vr oowetaves, leit” for) son and family. Owing to a missplendid program was rendere eis . ered by ashington this afternoon. He was j ¢directed special delivery _ letter, a lthe children of the grammar and accompanied by Mrs. Englebright . Mr. Laderau found no one wait-?. : high schools of Nevada City, in front and their son Jackson. Englebright . ing for him. of the beautifully decorated tree in is the first man this side of the Miss. 8 ne ee pe een gs te be eae N F 60 anced merrily to the last selection esi R : . ¢an ooking no more an 6 issippi iver to es chosen fo ae years old, he made inquiries ana . played by the high school band afhonor ot party: whip. He was obliged . ascertained where his son livea. ter which all field past large base leave early in order to periiolpate . Mrs. Steve Lako provided a car kets filled with candies and nuts, in ee with. the Seg es and ‘kindly carried the old gentlewhich were passed out by Civic Club leaders prior ‘to the opening of I man to the son’s home just this members. gress after the first of the year. F p lk He ti ke 5 : : . $8ide-of Town Talk. e thankea The marchin At this session Congressman ee his guide courteously and said ‘he dae a rs am ae glebri#ht will urge an side ebro would be down to see the Lako aie won Sites si vee for construction of hydraulic . family soon. Asked if he would l bis: baedipas wie ‘ee bee ioe rr‘. dams on the American, Bear sees have a car to make the trip, he?) . chavke St he hack oe : ee a q i Yuba Rivers. During this presen answered: ‘‘No, I will walk.’ It It was a belies lola ; sh oe under an appropriation of $95,000; then developed that Mr. Laderau sig o witness : = e these happy faced young people that he obtained at last session of! is just two months over 95 years each carrying gifts as they athared. Con: :* plans. and survor; hay old 7 * : ‘ j ’ been made for the construction of Peay oe ae heal ‘’ rs hydraulic ‘ Mining dams on eal streams. It is expected that a tav-. orable report of the U. S. Army Board of Engineers will be sent to Gongress early in the. session. Mr. Englebright will also make an effort. to liberalize the . regulations of the RFC with reference to loans for the development of gold. mines. The present regulations .are very restrictive and it has been quite dif-} ficult for smaller mining companies . The to qualify under present regulations. ‘Christmas tree and program will he He has alarge program outlined held for Federal road throughout the district and: also for. construction of roads and trails * the forest reserves for fire protection and for development of mining regions. i He Sgated that the. present price . ‘of gold will not belowered inas-. much as it would cause great economic disturbances. The whole! public Angels “ of the nation are based upon a gold price of $35 per ounce. However, it is possible that in the future the . price of gold will be advanced to the full provisions of the law which! . Leland Organ prelude, Episcopal in the church development: evening at 7:30 p. m. is cordially . present, Sing; Smith, TRINITY SUNDAY SCHOOL XMAS TREE DEC. 26TH. Sunday schoo on invited to Here is the full program for the evening: Hark the Herald Tableau, Away ‘ : : -. . Manger with the following characcredit system and business settitNe8 a ahary Katherine Davis, Joseph. Wise Gregory, Billy Wagner and Warren Smith. Silent Night, Erik Anderson. Lord’s Prayer, Christmas Prayer. Men, 2 . {Hymn, O, Come All Ye Faithful, would pee . Bae el tere and third verses, by schoot. pti eee es Xe ' Welcome, Marjorie Deal; Santa great extent upon the credit andi economic conditions of the country. Congressman Englebright personally made a lone fight for the President to remove the embargo on gold so as to make it possible for e¢ mine owners and mining men to receive the advance from $20.67 to $35. He will also have many problems to deal with in regard to the agricul. tural administration as affecting ane ag : : . Guire; fruit and livestock farmers. { He has a wide program of provement for Yosemite, Lassen, Rore. . Song, ' Song, wolcanic National Parks, the Lava J@¢K and Jill, Nancy Lou eens . National Hymn, It Came Upon the Midnight ! . Clear, school; The Whole World is a Beds, and Monuments. Death Valley The Greatest A December, Jingle Bells, . Claus, Fay Williams. The Star, Betty Gift, Elsie Schreiber; Hang Up Christmas Stocking, Ann Stevenson; Funny Thing, Vincent Lewis; Christmas, Sylvia Roning; Joyce Deal; A Riddle, Bob Williams; Christmas Greetings, Lucille Danos; Away in a Manger, Poole and Jacqueline Deal. Santa Claus is Coming, Patty McLeland Smith; imThe Silver Star, Juanita Williams; Bundle is a Santa’s Job, Dolores Glenn Poole; Mr. Enelebright will take an ac-. Christmas Tree, Marilyn Anderson; tive part in the nrozreas in develop-. Sgecial Selection, . Neta Anderson: The Lee; ing various airports of. the district. He hopes to. bring about further . improvements in “the Nevada airport.” The local airport is in strategie position to be developed for U.S. army uses in as much as it is on a direct line between Mather gield neag Sacramento and the great army bombing base at Secret Valley in Lassen county. Christm Christm Closiz a < SERA PAY DAY JUST IN TIME FOR XMAS The work projects that have been Godfrey message Christmas Thoughts, temarks, Rev. as Tree, as Gifts. Hymn, 1g QO; . Bethlehem, Organists, Johns and Miss Gertrude Sawyer. Marilyn Charles WashCity burn; Song, O’ Christmas Tree, Fair : entire school; The Little Town of Mrs. Oakley PHONE CALL TO MOTHER ON CHRISTMAS DAY —_—— from her , Mining engineer with Mrs. Annie Godfrey has-received a son .Dalbert W. the Wednesday The program : has been prepared by Mrs. Clem Dain. vis and Mrs. Doris Anderson. The be ina Dick a Holy night! peaceful night! Thro’ the darkness beams a ligh CAROL CHORUS SINGS AT PLAZA Through the’ enterprising mer. chants of the Plaza, A. Sauvee, Gove . Celio, Angelo Cartoscelli and Chester Scheemer, the Carol Singers of Grass Valley composed of 40. voices . will sing in the Plaza between nae hours of 8 and 8:30 this evening. The whole community should turn out to hear this splendid group of singers who are noted for their singing of the old English Carols. Their trained, voices will be a delight to old and young. NOT SO MANY NEEDY, IS CHEERING REPORT Besides an assortment of dolls, beautifully dressed, and toys con1 Shapes Nd the Campfire girls, ! good stuMs from many _ sources, there were _ cash _ contributions famounting to $28.90, received at the White Christmas tree on the court house grounds Friday afternoon. The committee representing the Woman's Civic Club desires to thank all those who assisted in making this affair a great success. It is announced that the cases of need this Christmas are considerably under the number last year. The Benevolent Society and Woman’s Civic Club report less than 20 families that need aid this year. Last year there were more than 30, showing an improvement in conditions locally. DRUNKEN WOMAN DRIVER IN CRASH Mr. and Mrs. Jack Buffington and two young sons, motoring up from (From Florian’s etching of Lérolle’s Yonder where they sweet vigils beep, 2 etc O'er the Babe who in silent sleep. Rests in heavenly peace, Rests in heavenly peace. t. “Arrival of the Shepherds.” } their band, marched through town {in quite an impressive manner, j keeping step to a lively tattoo on ‘the drum. A: truck load of groceri ies and food were left at the foot of . the tree to be distributed by-the Be}nevolent Society of Nevada City. . Cash donations of $28.90 were used The Sequoia’s Christmas Story We were a virgin forest On the California hills, Hushed by the snows of winter And the music of gushing rills; And swayed by summer breezes From ‘western seas afar, We watched in the dusk of twilight For the gleam of the evening star. We were a strong young forest, Under the arching sky, Where shimmering snow peaks beckoned And grey clouds drifted We whispered a prayer i For immortal life we e moonlight, aved, In the patience of faith we waited As the mystical ages passed, And then a sign was given— Our prayers had prevailed at last; For a wandering ray of starlight, On the night when Christ was born, Came to the dim Sierras And lingered till early morn. It lay on our verdant branches With a pure and holy sheen, It silvered the heights above us And the deep, dark vales between: The winds of heaven whispered, And under their fingers light, With a sound as of many waters We sang our hymn to the night. And now as the aeons vanish, We wait in eternal youth, Clad in unfading verdure, And this is the wonderful truth: A wandering ray of starlight On the night when Christ was born, Lay on our perfumed branches Till the coming of early dawn. —A. Merriam Conner. San Francisco yesterday to spend the holidays with Mrs. Belle Douglas, aunt of Mr. Buffington, were victims of a drunken woman’s driyling. Their car was badly damagea. FORMER RESIDENT OF NEVADA CITY IS DEAD, FIREMEN HOOPSTERS DEFEAT CCC TEAMS carried on, in and about North San. Gold Hill Mining Company, Baguio, They were obliged to televhone for Word was received by Mrs. FE. The Nevada City Firemen cage A Juan for the past month, have} Philippine Islands, that he will call a car to complete their journey and . Bitney, of Grass Valley, yesterday, squad defeated the Giass Valley brought returns. to the workers to!her by telephone on the morning of had their own car towed into Ne-. of the passing of her aunt, ‘Mrs. CCC. hoopsters Wednesday by the the amount of $1,000 and pay. day. either the 24th or 25th for a short vada City for repairs. The drunken . Bangs, aged 77 years, in San Fran-. score of 43-2 The B squad of the coming just before Christmas is a. talk. : — : driver who caused all the damage cisco, on. Sunday. She had been} Firemen.~were also victorious over happy event. Many of those workMr. Godfrey has been in tho _Iswas not arrested. : the CCC boys by an 18-7 seore. Tie . ing on the projects were “sniping” . lands three years in®* the capacity of ee = confined té her bed over Biases Wiremen have joined the Piacarcaus. . on the river as long as weather per-. 8 Mining engineer. He has married Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller, of Grass . months. vada county hoop league; the seheaqmitted ‘but this was not remunera-. during that time and has a_ baby Valley, entertained at a delightful Mrs. Bangs lived in the Fleming} ule will be announcéd later. Teams tive enough to allow any savings. daughter several months old. In. dinner and reunion Sunday. ‘Those! house on Boulder Street, in Nevada for the winter months. . The Nevada City Fire Department basketball team will play the champion quintette of the Roseville City League next Saturday evening at ? Armory hall, The game will begin at 7:30 o,clock. A the last few days his mother has re. ceived a picture of his wife and baby. of Downieville, at Nevada City Sanitarium, on Tuesday, a son. BORN—-To Mr. and Mrs. H. Lage Dec. 18,.1934, ~ present were: ‘Mrs. Henry Schroeder, Mrs. Etta Los Kamp, Mrs. Florence Evans, all of Nevada City; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Meyers and daughter. On Saturday evening gifts from a beautifully decorated Christmas tree were distributed to the same group of guests. City with Mich, for several here last summer cured work there. friends here who her daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Francisco when Mr. Davidovich selearn of her passing. from Grass Valley, Nevada. City, Au-' burn, Colfax, Lincoln, Roseville Milan Davido-. have been entered in the tournamonths, leaving . ment. to reside in San Deputy District. Attorney Robert Tharp left Saturday for Woodland, where he will spend Christmas with his sister. She made many will be sorry to . to purchase food supplies for needy ' families. HIGHWAY STAFF GUESTS AT BIG "CHRISTMAS FETE A Christmas _ party of all highway employes, including both the regular staff and the relief workers, at which Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. Garrison were hosts, was held Saturday night. Including the families of all those employed 175 presons were present to enjoy. the festivity. state One of the features of the evening was 450 doughnuts all cut and ready to fry, and before evening closed every member of the party fried his own doughnuts in bie” kettles of fat’ provided for the purpose. Children in the party numbere@ i65 and these lined up before the very jolly Santa Claus and engagingly told their secret wishes for Christmas gifts were handed to all those who attended from a great, beautifully lighted Christmas tree. A delightful surprise for Mr. and Mrs. Garrison came at the end of the evening, when Santa Claus call-. ed forward and presented them with 1a beautiful silver percolator, cream jug and tray, on behalf of the big staff and their families, ‘MUSICAL CHRISTMAS PRCSRAM AT M. E. CHURCH There was a fine musical program. ; at the Methodist church last Sunday night. Carl Murchie organized the program. , Cecil. Schiffner, Mr. Leslie Sweeney, Ruth Curnow, and Cart Murchie played a brass quartet. Mr. Sweeney and Cecil Schiffner played a trumpet duet. Audry Davis gave a reading, and Helen Arbogast and Margaret Phariss sang & duet to Carl Murchie’s organ aecompaniment. Mrs. Lyda Talbot and Mrs. Charles Elliott each sang a Vocal solo. Ray Murchie led the con-Sregation in order to permit Rey. Buckner to conduct church services in Downieville. BUILDING REMODELED The Legg building at the corner of Union Alley and Broad street, is being remodeled into a service ; tion and auto repair shop by . Taylor, formerly of Grass V; ; Mr. John Mlinarich. Mr will handle Gilmores blue . Red Lion gasol ine and -other ucts. He expects to have the ‘Ing completed and open ‘1 ig a cee ae

SSS AM ome ce pew oe o ind ©. This is Nevada City’s ONLY Hometown Newspaper. It supports things \ Your Hometown News» paper helps build your r] 9 n¢ d community. Rea ’ worth while. Do you subwas #0 y ders and ; € ; y rs 4 wcoemng %Tibe for it? ; cape make it a goad 00 ler. ; SR OO OUR PaeTT ol. IX, No. 45 The Co . + County Seat Paper NEVADA CITY, CALIFO . tenets otha A oe BA Te 2s __!he GOLD Center MONDAY, DEC. 24, 1934 > “4 e o {NONOGENARIAN COMES!) . “Ghat CHoly Night in Bethlehem ‘CHILDREN GIVE Coming all the way from Canfh a ane MY ada and wearing the gold earery ! ¢ring that stamped him as a sailor . : Congressman Harry lL, Engle. sin his youth, Wilbrod Laderau, of : A ‘bright, Republican whip of the . ee ee Cheisema,” _ see Py !Zto spend the holidays with’ his ,Sored by the Woman's Civic Club, a Hous fR ives ; : ais vr oowetaves, leit” for) son and family. Owing to a missplendid program was rendere eis . ered by ashington this afternoon. He was j ¢directed special delivery _ letter, a lthe children of the grammar and accompanied by Mrs. Englebright . Mr. Laderau found no one wait-?. : high schools of Nevada City, in front and their son Jackson. Englebright . ing for him. of the beautifully decorated tree in is the first man this side of the Miss. 8 ne ee pe een gs te be eae N F 60 anced merrily to the last selection esi R : . ¢an ooking no more an 6 issippi iver to es chosen fo ae years old, he made inquiries ana . played by the high school band afhonor ot party: whip. He was obliged . ascertained where his son livea. ter which all field past large base leave early in order to periiolpate . Mrs. Steve Lako provided a car kets filled with candies and nuts, in ee with. the Seg es and ‘kindly carried the old gentlewhich were passed out by Civic Club leaders prior ‘to the opening of I man to the son’s home just this members. gress after the first of the year. F p lk He ti ke 5 : : . $8ide-of Town Talk. e thankea The marchin At this session Congressman ee his guide courteously and said ‘he dae a rs am ae glebri#ht will urge an side ebro would be down to see the Lako aie won Sites si vee for construction of hydraulic . family soon. Asked if he would l bis: baedipas wie ‘ee bee ioe rr‘. dams on the American, Bear sees have a car to make the trip, he?) . chavke St he hack oe : ee a q i Yuba Rivers. During this presen answered: ‘‘No, I will walk.’ It It was a belies lola ; sh oe under an appropriation of $95,000; then developed that Mr. Laderau sig o witness : = e these happy faced young people that he obtained at last session of! is just two months over 95 years each carrying gifts as they athared. Con: :* plans. and survor; hay old 7 * : ‘ j ’ been made for the construction of Peay oe ae heal ‘’ rs hydraulic ‘ Mining dams on eal streams.. It is expected that a tav-. orable report of the U. S. Army Board of Engineers will be sent to Gongress early in the. session. Mr. Englebright will also make an effort. to liberalize the . regulations of the RFC with reference to loans for the development of gold. mines. The present regulations .are very restrictive and it has been quite dif-} ficult for smaller mining companies . The to qualify under present regulations. ‘Christmas tree and program will he He has alarge program outlined held for Federal road throughout the district and: also for. construction of roads and trails * the forest reserves for fire protection and for development of mining regions. i He Sgated that the. present price . ‘of gold will not belowered inas-. much as it would cause great economic disturbances. The whole! public Angels “ of the nation are based upon a gold price of $35 per ounce. However, it is possible that in the future the . price of gold will be advanced to the full provisions of the law which! . Leland Organ prelude, Episcopal in the church development: evening at 7:30 p. m. is cordially . present, Sing; Smith, TRINITY SUNDAY SCHOOL XMAS TREE DEC. 26TH. Sunday schoo on invited to Here is the full program for the evening: Hark the Herald Tableau, Away ‘ : : -.. . Manger with the following characcredit system and business settitNe8 a ahary Katherine Davis, Joseph. Wise Gregory, Billy Wagner and Warren Smith. Silent Night, Erik Anderson. Lord’s Prayer, Christmas Prayer. Men, 2 . {Hymn, O, Come All Ye Faithful, would pee . Bae el tere and third verses, by schoot. pti eee es Xe ' Welcome, Marjorie Deal; Santa great extent upon the credit andi economic conditions of the country. Congressman Englebright personally made a lone fight for the President to remove the embargo on gold so as to make it possible for e¢ mine owners and mining men to receive the advance from $20.67 to $35. He will also have many problems to deal with in regard to the agricul. tural administration as affecting ane ag : : . Guire; fruit and livestock farmers. { He has a wide program of provement for Yosemite, Lassen, Rore. . Song, ' Song, wolcanic National Parks, the Lava J@¢K and Jill, Nancy Lou eens . National Hymn, It Came Upon the Midnight ! . Clear, school; The Whole World is a Beds, and Monuments. Death Valley The Greatest A December, Jingle Bells, . Claus, Fay Williams. The Star, Betty Gift, Elsie Schreiber; Hang Up Christmas Stocking, Ann Stevenson; Funny Thing, Vincent Lewis; Christmas, Sylvia Roning; Joyce Deal; A Riddle, Bob Williams; Christmas Greetings, Lucille Danos; Away in a Manger, Poole and Jacqueline Deal. Santa Claus is Coming, Patty McLeland Smith; imThe Silver Star, Juanita Williams; Bundle is a Santa’s Job, Dolores Glenn Poole; Mr. Enelebright will take an ac-. Christmas Tree, Marilyn Anderson; tive part in the nrozreas in develop-. Sgecial Selection, . Neta Anderson: The Lee; ing various airports of. the district. He hopes to. bring about further . improvements in “the Nevada airport.” The local airport is in strategie position to be developed for U.S. army uses in as much as it is on a direct line between Mather gield neag Sacramento and the great army bombing base at Secret Valley in Lassen county. Christm Christm Closiz a < SERA PAY DAY JUST IN TIME FOR XMAS The work projects that have been Godfrey message Christmas Thoughts, temarks, Rev. as Tree, as Gifts. Hymn, 1g QO; . Bethlehem, Organists, Johns and Miss Gertrude Sawyer. Marilyn Charles WashCity burn; Song, O’ Christmas Tree, Fair : entire school; The

Little Town of Mrs. Oakley PHONE CALL TO MOTHER ON CHRISTMAS DAY —_—— from her , Mining engineer with Mrs. Annie Godfrey has-received a son .Dalbert W. the Wednesday The program : has been prepared by Mrs. Clem Dain. vis and Mrs. Doris Anderson. The be ina Dick a Holy night! peaceful night! Thro’ the darkness beams a ligh CAROL CHORUS SINGS AT PLAZA Through the’ enterprising mer. chants of the Plaza, A. Sauvee, Gove . Celio, Angelo Cartoscelli and Chester Scheemer, the Carol Singers of Grass Valley composed of 40. voices . will sing in the Plaza between nae hours of 8 and 8:30 this evening. The whole community should turn out to hear this splendid group of singers who are noted for their singing of the old English Carols. Their trained, voices will be a delight to old and young. NOT SO MANY NEEDY, IS CHEERING REPORT Besides an assortment of dolls, beautifully dressed, and toys con1 Shapes Nd the Campfire girls, ! good stuMs from many _ sources, there were _ cash _ contributions famounting to $28.90, received at the White Christmas tree on the court house grounds Friday afternoon. The committee representing the Woman's Civic Club desires to thank all those who assisted in making this affair a great success. It is announced that the cases of need this Christmas are considerably under the number last year. The Benevolent Society and Woman’s Civic Club report less than 20 families that need aid this year. Last year there were more than 30, showing an improvement in conditions locally. DRUNKEN WOMAN DRIVER IN CRASH Mr. and Mrs. Jack Buffington and two young sons, motoring up from (From Florian’s etching of Lérolle’s Yonder where they sweet vigils beep, 2 etc O'er the Babe who in silent sleep. Rests in heavenly peace, Rests in heavenly peace. t. “Arrival of the Shepherds.” } their band, marched through town {in quite an impressive manner, j keeping step to a lively tattoo on ‘the drum. A: truck load of groceri ies and food were left at the foot of . the tree to be distributed by-the Be}nevolent Society of Nevada City. . Cash donations of $28.90 were used The Sequoia’s Christmas Story We were a virgin forest On the California hills, Hushed by the snows of winter And the music of gushing rills; And swayed by summer breezes From ‘western seas afar, We watched in the dusk of twilight For the gleam of the evening star. We were a strong young forest, Under the arching sky, Where shimmering snow peaks beckoned And grey clouds drifted We whispered a prayer i For immortal life we e moonlight, aved, In the patience of faith we waited As the mystical ages passed, And then a sign was given— Our prayers had prevailed at last; For a wandering ray of starlight, On the night when Christ was born, Came to the dim Sierras And lingered till early morn. It lay on our verdant branches With a pure and holy sheen, It silvered the heights above us And the deep, dark vales between: The winds of heaven whispered, And under their fingers light, With a sound as of many waters We sang our hymn to the night. And now as the aeons vanish, We wait in eternal youth, Clad in unfading verdure, And this is the wonderful truth: A wandering ray of starlight On the night when Christ was born, Lay on our perfumed branches Till the coming of early dawn. —A. Merriam Conner. San Francisco yesterday to spend the holidays with Mrs. Belle Douglas, aunt of Mr. Buffington, were victims of a drunken woman’s driyling. Their car was badly damagea. FORMER RESIDENT OF NEVADA CITY IS DEAD, FIREMEN HOOPSTERS DEFEAT CCC TEAMS carried on, in and about North San. Gold Hill Mining Company, Baguio, They were obliged to televhone for Word was received by Mrs. FE. The Nevada City Firemen cage A Juan for the past month, have} Philippine Islands, that he will call a car to complete their journey and . Bitney, of Grass Valley, yesterday, squad defeated the Giass Valley brought returns. to the workers to!her by telephone on the morning of had their own car towed into Ne-. of the passing of her aunt, ‘Mrs. CCC. hoopsters Wednesday by the the amount of $1,000 and pay. day. either the 24th or 25th for a short vada City for repairs. The drunken . Bangs, aged 77 years, in San Fran-. score of 43-2 The B squad of the coming just before Christmas is a. talk. : — : driver who caused all the damage cisco, on. Sunday. She had been} Firemen.~were also victorious over happy event. Many of those workMr. Godfrey has been in tho _Iswas not arrested. : the CCC boys by an 18-7 seore. Tie . ing on the projects were “sniping” . lands three years in®* the capacity of ee = confined té her bed over Biases Wiremen have joined the Piacarcaus. . on the river as long as weather per-. 8 Mining engineer. He has married Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller, of Grass . months. vada county hoop league; the seheaqmitted ‘but this was not remunera-. during that time and has a_ baby Valley, entertained at a delightful Mrs. Bangs lived in the Fleming} ule will be announcéd later. Teams tive enough to allow any savings. daughter several months old. In. dinner and reunion Sunday. ‘Those! house on Boulder Street, in Nevada for the winter months. . The Nevada City Fire Department basketball team will play the champion quintette of the Roseville City League next Saturday evening at ? Armory hall, The game will begin at 7:30 o,clock. A the last few days his mother has re. ceived a picture of his wife and baby. of Downieville, at Nevada City Sanitarium, on Tuesday, a son. BORN—-To Mr. and Mrs. H. Lage Dec. 18,.1934, ~ present were: ‘Mrs. Henry Schroeder, Mrs. Etta Los Kamp, Mrs. Florence Evans, all of Nevada City; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Meyers and daughter. On Saturday evening gifts from a beautifully decorated Christmas tree were distributed to the same group of guests. City with Mich, for several here last summer cured work there. friends here who her daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Francisco when Mr. Davidovich selearn of her passing. from Grass Valley, Nevada. City, Au-' burn, Colfax, Lincoln, Roseville Milan Davido-. have been entered in the tournamonths, leaving . ment. to reside in San Deputy District. Attorney Robert Tharp left Saturday for Woodland, where he will spend Christmas with his sister. She made many will be sorry to . to purchase food supplies for needy ' families. HIGHWAY STAFF GUESTS AT BIG "CHRISTMAS FETE A Christmas _ party of all highway employes, including both the regular staff and the relief workers, at which Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. Garrison were hosts, was held Saturday night. Including the families of all those employed 175 presons were present to enjoy. the festivity. state One of the features of the evening was 450 doughnuts all cut and ready to fry, and before evening closed every member of the party fried his own doughnuts in bie” kettles of fat’ provided for the purpose. Children in the party numbere@ i65 and these lined up before the very jolly Santa Claus and engagingly told their secret wishes for Christmas gifts were handed to all those who attended from a great, beautifully lighted Christmas tree. A delightful surprise for Mr. and Mrs. Garrison came at the end of the evening, when Santa Claus call-. ed forward and presented them with 1a beautiful silver percolator, cream jug and tray, on behalf of the big staff and their families, ‘MUSICAL CHRISTMAS PRCSRAM AT M. E. CHURCH There was a fine musical program. ; at the Methodist church last Sunday night. Carl Murchie organized the program. , Cecil. Schiffner, Mr. Leslie Sweeney, Ruth Curnow, and Cart Murchie played a brass quartet. Mr. Sweeney and Cecil Schiffner played a trumpet duet. Audry Davis gave a reading, and Helen Arbogast and Margaret Phariss sang & duet to Carl Murchie’s organ aecompaniment. Mrs. Lyda Talbot and Mrs. Charles Elliott each sang a Vocal solo. Ray Murchie led the con-Sregation in order to permit Rey. Buckner to conduct church services in Downieville. BUILDING REMODELED The Legg building at the corner of Union Alley and Broad street, is being remodeled into a service ; tion and auto repair shop by . Taylor, formerly of Grass V; ; Mr. John Mlinarich. Mr will handle Gilmores blue . Red Lion gasol ine and -other ucts. He expects to have the ‘Ing completed and open ‘1 ig a cee ae