December 29, 1950 (4 pages)

Ry Fahy a 2 ee ee ee ae So aa = y k Nevada City, California, Friday, December 29, 1950—3 : Saal and: Mrs. Beatrice Butcher, Society Reporter, Phone 486 Chi Fe . Eastern. Star Will Observe New ‘Year's Party Tuesday At Masonic Temple Evangeline Chapter ‘No. 9; Order of Eastern Star, will meet Tuesday evening at the Masonic Temple for a business meeting and New Year’s party. Mrs. Ruth Berggren will be the chairman for the evening and Mrs. Shirley Schiffner, co-chairman. Mr. and Mrs, Bert See and Mrs. Dorothy Gwin. will also assist in making the evening an enjoyable one. “The Christmas party held Dec. 19 was preceded by a short busiRess méeting presided over by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Forstner, Worthy Patron and Worthy Matron. Deputy Grand Matron Dorothy Boom of Wheatland and ‘visitors from Maxwell ‘and Gridley were also ,present. The banquet hall was festive with a large and beautifully decorated Christmas tree and holiday greens strewn over the tables. Ernie Young played Santa Claus to the members and children who attended the party. An interesting program. was presented by six pupils of Franc uschen and several of Bill Tobiassen’s pupils. Bob. Fischer accompanied the string ensemble of Dorene Hatwig, Ann Tamblyn, Janet Haley, Nancy. Scholefield and Emily Kelly. Tommy White! sand Christmas in Killarney. Bobby Elliott recited a poem. Carol Young.sang Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer. Barbara Ellitt played ‘a piano, solo. Charles Eden read the poem, A Visit From St. Nicholaus. Joyce Kelly sang St. Nicholas Is Coming to Town with Luschen at the piano. Joy Lotz, a first grader, received applause for singing Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer. William: Prentiss sang Santa Claus Is Coming to Town with Bob Fisher, a sixth grader, at the piano. , Josephine Kendrick sang Frostie the Snowman. Community singing was enjoyed by all. Mrs. Maude May Shaw was the program chairman. Mrs. Lavina Laughlin chairman of the refreshments and the following assisted in making the Christmas party a very merry affair: Mrs. Gwin, Mrs. Ellen Nelson, Mrs. Evelyn Young and Mrs. Lavina Rickard. . Mrs. Forstner appointed. the following standing committees for the coming year: Mrs. Betty Leiter, Mrs. Kathryn Celio and Mrs. Elfriede Lawrence, hospitality; Mrs. Lawrence, Walter Carlson and Mrs. Josie Martin, budget; Mrs. Berggren, Mrs. Geraldine Mooers, Charles Elliott, fit nance; Mrs. Beatrice Butcher, publicity; Mrs. Alice Davies, Mrs. Alice Stanley, Mrs. Jo Mason, examining; Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Harter, sickness and distres. VISITING MINNESOTA C/inton C. Dana left yesterday on board the City of San Fran. cisco bound for, Flint, Mich., to take delivery of a Buick. From’ there he will drive to Chicago, and to St. Paul and Minneapolis, Minn., where he will make his first visit in 30 years. He expects to return to God’s country early in January. FAMILY MOVED Mr. and Mrs.Bruce Foreman and family have moved into their home at 537 Coyote street. Foreman_is the new principal of Nevada City elementary school, replacing Lloyd Geist, who -resigned Dec. 1: to accept a teaching position in Fresno county, HOLIDAYING IN PALO ALTO Mrs. Roseanne Mitchell and her son, Michael, and daughter, Kathleen, left Friday. for Palo Alto where they will spend the holidays with Mrs. Mitchell’s sis. ‘ ter and family. bs GUILD MEETING Gti Agree’ Gulla wall: niet, at toe the home of Mts. J. F. Siegfried, 515 (Coyote street, next Wednesday jafternoon at 2 o’clock. iat four national parks . . ‘ and ‘eight national monuments Hilpert Kin Gather for Christmas Holidays Dr. and Mrs. M. William Silva and children, Billy and Marie, of Long Beach, spent the Christmas holidays with Mrs. Silva’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hilpert; of Cooper Road. Mrs. Silva and her children spent a week with her parents before Christmas, her husband joining her for the last weekend. Arriving Tuesday were John R. Hilpert, his wife, Julia, and daughter, Darlene of Torrance; also Mr. and. Mrs. Robert Lewis and family, John Lewis, Mrs. Audrey Vernon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis and her children, Jerry and Gayle of Long Beach, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Blick of -Long Beach. : * Mrs. Hilpert will return -to Long Beach with her daughter, Mrs. Silva, to spend a few days in the lovely newly completed home of the Silvas. Mr. and Mrs. Odgers Note Golden Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. John Odgers observed their golden wedding anniversary here last’ week, but are postponing celebration until Odgers recovers from a recent illness. The couple married Dec. 20, 1900, in Sacramento. Odgers is a native of Nevada City, and Mrs. Odgers was born in Ohio. f The couple have five children: Mrs. Lenora Kingsley and Mrs. Donna Cupps, Citrus Heights; Frank Odgers, Roseville; John Odgers, Sacramento; and Mrs. Margaret Gustafson, Sutter City. SORORITY MEETS Mrs. George Raddue Jr. was hostess to the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority members and their husbands when the Christmas party was held at her home Dec. 21. Refrehments and egg noggs were served from a beautifully ‘decorated buffet table presided over by the hostess who is on the social committee. Mrs. Vivian Hartman is the president and arranged the evening to also be the Secret Pal revealing night. \ HOLIDAY GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Pohley had as guests over the Christmas holidays:. Mrs. Pohley’s brother, William Reynolds of Los Angeles. This is the first time Mrs. Pohley and her brother spent Christmas together in more than twenty years. comprise 4,491,000 acres. Nee BUILDING WASHINGTON, D. & NATIONAL PRESS By Anne Genda’ If you're a lover of molded salads and gelatin desserts, look in the cupboard for pretty and intriguing molds. Tea cups are perfect for molding aspics; serving dishes are often. ideal for ham or chicken mousse; and water goblets, sherbet glasses and candy dishes mold gelatin desserts diviely. The next time you're giving shoes the ole shinola, try some onyour leather handbags. Since shoe polish comes in various colors, it will touch up scratches and brighten handbags ‘dulled from rain and wear. In addition; its waxy base will protect the leather for a’ long, shining Pi cca 4 Solution fox ratte’ egg yolks: Simmer them~in salted ‘water for 15 minutes: Drain and chill. Then . chop or rub them through a. sieve and use in. sandwich: ‘spreads, sprinkled in _— oF asa garnish for‘ egetables. . ‘The latest pa ae for separates ts to wear sweaters or jersey blouses the same color as the skirt. worn: with them. It makes a more “coms ‘plete » costume, * Perhaps ayou've, dering nh ‘ don bs . . noticed and des . From -telephones served from the ‘intercity charge) ask operator for Scroptimists Observe Yule Seasan at Scheemer Home Mrs. Alice Scheemer’s beautifully decorated home was the scene of the Nevada City Soroptimist Club’s Christmas party on Dec. 21.: The revolving Christmas tree with its many lights and ornament brought forth many Ohs!! and Ahs!!! from the guests attending. A glass Christmas tree holding olive nut balis and tiny white onions, graced the center-of the buffet table. A great variety of dips to be eaten with saratoga chips andt he hot drinks were greatly enjoyed. The rope game was won by Mrs. Pat Henneman and the prize made by Mrs. Scheemer, was a lovely ceramic bonbon dish. Mrs. Ida Mae Foote again en-. tertained the members with her fortune telling. Mrs. Myrtle Weiss and Mrs. Pat Henneman dressed appropriately in old. fashioned nighties, gave a short skit on the Night Before Christmas. Engagement of Pat Dames And William Laughlin Told tricia Dames and William Laughlin. of Nevada City, was announced by the father.of the bride-. to-be at Christmas diriner in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Dames. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. M. B Laughlin, parents of the prospective groom; Mr. and Mrs. W. A. James, Berkeley, grandparents of the bride-to-be; Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Heagy, Turlock, uncle and aunt of Miss Dames; and her sister, Gaynell. Date of the wedding has been tentatively set for Sunday, June 24, in Nevada City. BUILDING PERMITS Kirkpatrick and Lane, Grass Valley, $7,500 frame home, Alta Vista Pines. ~George R. Stewart, Oakland, $5,500 frame home, Buena Vista. Glen C. Bagley, Grass Valley, $1,000 log cabin, Lava Cap road. Adam Dyke, $500 frame home, highway 49, four miles north of Nevada City. Percy Eldridge, Auburn, $700 hog house. Margaret E. Rowe, Grass Valley, $9,600 frame home, Grand View Terraces. Kenneth Hile, Grass Valley, $3,000 frame home, Rough and Ready. ERNEST MITCHELL, 58 Ernest S. Mitchell, 58; boyhood resident of Nevada City, died last week at Eureka. He was a native of Port Townsend, Wash. The California. Academy of Sciences in San Francisco’s Golden Gate park contains 1,600,000 specimens in the field of palentology. _we Can . clean that as Rug & Upholstery Cleaners ‘TOWN TALK, PHONE 1324W Nevada City exchange only (No Enterprise 10588. 9x12 Domestic Rug ... S$ 6.50 2 pe Upholstery ‘Set ... 18.00 2 pe Chesterfield Set cleaned and ‘dyed ... . 22.50 . The engagement dt Miss Pa-*. NATIONAL PRESS BUILDING WASHINGTON, D.°C. By Anne Goode Does morning mean a scramble for that other earring, a bracelet and those matching pul pins? Then reorganize your bureau drawer and sort out your costume jewelry into one of those quilted and eo se: "pe boxes. Apple rings nuled wills cranberry sauce make an: attractive yet inexpensive garnish for a _ roast turkey. -Core, pare and slice 3$ apples. Fry in vitaminized margarine and a little water in a cov_ered skillet until tender. Pile cran“berry sauce in eas With velv a all the style, théte’s many a fair lady losing her fair disposition brushing lint off this material ‘of queens. Here’s a magic lint-lifter:. wrap some cellophane tape, sticky side out, around your fingers and prust me velvet. Ever wonder how to dress up lima beans? Here’s the answer. Blend 42 cup real mayonnaise, 4 tablespoons flour, 1 teaspoon salt and 2 cups milk. When thicks, ened, add 1 teaspoon grated onion and 6 tablespoons grated cheese. Cook over low heat 10 minutes and’ pour over_cooked_limas. Serves 6-8, prok oe According to‘ one ~ prominent house of perfume; fur is an excele lent. place to apply your favorite scent, Don’t worry about damaging the fur. Spray it on with an.atome izey from a foot away so that it reaches only the top hairs, not the pelt itself./~. lila Aa. mine 2 ane # @. = MELTON THANKS HELP IN BASKET PROGRAM Thanks for the success of the annual Christthas basket program which provided yu'etite cheer to 85 needy familics. was expressed this week by O. J. Melton., chairman of the Nevada City~Chamber of Commerce -sponsored campaign. Melton and Ray J. Spickelmier, up cash, boxes around town this week and reported the $74.95 in them would be used to pay for items not donated. Santa Fe, N. M. is the only royal palace ever built on American . soil. LOCAL AIR FORCE MAN AT NORTHWEST FIELD First Lieutenant Wilfred N. Joyal, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Joyal, 1412 Guerrero St., San Francisco, has reported to McChord Air Force Base, Washington, for duty’ with the 325th Air Base Group as an operations officer, it was announced by Col. T. Alan Bennett, wing commander. ‘Lieutenant Joyal is a graduate of Nevada. City high school and received a degree. in aeronautics from Placer college, Auburn, in 1946. Prior to being recalled to active service, he was employed as a recreational director for the Standard: Oil company, at Rich‘mond, Mrs. Joyal, the former Marjorie McElhannon of Nevada City and-their children, Philip, 8, and Carole, 6, are making their home with the lieutenant in nearby Tacoma. Marysland has more _ river frontage than any other state in. the nation. president of the chamber, picked’ The baskets were packed Fri. day at Seaman’s Lodge and dis. tributed Saturday by volunteers. . The Palace of Governors atEND THAT NIGHT WATCH! Keep your car in a_ snug, weathertight garage and relax knowing it is safe from intruders and weather depreciation. For as low as $307 or $9.32 a month you can buy all the materials necessary to build a sturdy 12x20 garage. For this: } tow price you get everything: framing lumber, composition ‘0o0Zing. concrete slab floor, ustic pine siding, overhead door, side door and window, nails, paini, and hardware. Yhone Grass Valley 1050 or ctop in and see us about it! . BUILDERS AND CONSUMERS LUMBER COMPANY N.C.-G.V. Highway, Glenbrook Phone Grass Valley 1050 to order oo so .-. On LIFE i issues only $6.75) . . Next time you give a sift— ask yourself: IS IT personal. lasting. INEXPENSIVE. easy to give? You’ll probably decide that a magazine sub. scription solves every gift requirement. Year-round ratescost dollars less than copies bought one-at-a-time. And you can be so much more personal with a magazine sub. scription—for birthdays, anniversaries, just about every special occasion you can think of. We. are authorized to place your subscriptions at these lowest of rates for all magazines. Let us save you money and also the time and effort it usually takes on TIME i issues only $6.00) . . you saye 40 under the single copy cost you save 65 under the single copy po age .Better ay and Gardens (12 issues, $2.50) . Coronet (12 issues; $3.00) _ FORTUNE (12 issues, $12.50) .». saving you $2.50 under the $1.25-per-copy price . Ladies’ Home Journal (12 tssues, $3.00) . Holiday (12 issues, $5.00) .and on hundreds of other magazine favorites. Phone or mail your orders tous for ALL MAGAZINES—or visit our en desk — today. Want Ads ‘ve pies WANT TO BUY—Old books— historical, medical, scientific, and mystery, or other novels. "Write tf P. O. Box 177, or phone Nevada City 903R11. — LAWNMOWER SHARPENED AND REPAIRING . All Work Guaranteed Crenshaw’s, 401 E. Main Street, Phone 24 for Pickup and Delivery Service DR. WALTER MULLIS DENTIST 435 Zion Street NEVADA CITY Phone 5643 at all hours. BERGEMANN FUNERAL CHAPEL Phone ‘The Bergemann. Funeral Chapel service is priced within the means of all. Ambulance service 312 Broad St. GEORGE C. BOLES Optometrist Weer Telephone 88 231 Broad HOME MADE ICE CREAM $1.50 .Gallon LUNCH TIME? Tasty Sandwiches, Homemade Salads, Homemade Chili, Delicious French Fries, Soups, Pies, Ice Cream MILTON’S the ag sag bal Phone 123 We Close at 8 P.M. .Tele-fun by Warren Goodrich “I'm tired of hearing how it 1 looks to youl . am hanging % up my phone correctly!” 4 You may miss important calls . * if the telephone is left off the ‘_ hook. The Pacific Telephoneand Telegraph Company. First Aid To Busy Wives ast hades rept carefully replaced, and slight rips mended. To send clothing to the Grass Valley Laundry’ and Dry Cleaners is so surprisingly low in cost TRY US, AND YOU'LL. BE CONVINCED!

Ry Fahy a 2 ee ee ee ae So aa = y k Nevada City, California, Friday, December 29, 1950—3 : Saal and: Mrs. Beatrice Butcher, Society Reporter, Phone 486 Chi Fe . Eastern. Star Will Observe New ‘Year's Party Tuesday At Masonic Temple Evangeline Chapter ‘No. 9; Order of Eastern Star, will meet Tuesday evening at the Masonic Temple for a business meeting and New Year’s party. Mrs. Ruth Berggren will be the chairman for the evening and Mrs. Shirley Schiffner, co-chairman. Mr. and Mrs, Bert See and Mrs. Dorothy Gwin. will also assist in making the evening an enjoyable one. “The Christmas party held Dec. 19 was preceded by a short busiRess méeting presided over by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Forstner, Worthy Patron and Worthy Matron. Deputy Grand Matron Dorothy Boom of Wheatland and ‘visitors from Maxwell ‘and Gridley were also ,present. The banquet hall was festive with a large and beautifully decorated Christmas tree and holiday greens strewn over the tables. Ernie Young played Santa Claus to the members and children who attended the party. An interesting program. was presented by six pupils of Franc uschen and several of Bill Tobiassen’s pupils. Bob. Fischer accompanied the string ensemble of Dorene Hatwig, Ann Tamblyn, Janet Haley, Nancy. Scholefield and Emily Kelly. Tommy White! sand Christmas in Killarney. Bobby Elliott recited a poem. Carol Young.sang Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer. Barbara Ellitt played ‘a piano, solo. Charles Eden read the poem, A Visit From St. Nicholaus. Joyce Kelly sang St. Nicholas Is Coming to Town with Luschen at the piano. Joy Lotz, a first grader, received applause for singing Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer. William: Prentiss sang Santa Claus Is Coming to Town with Bob Fisher, a sixth grader, at the piano. , Josephine Kendrick sang Frostie the Snowman. Community singing was enjoyed by all. Mrs. Maude May Shaw was the program chairman. Mrs. Lavina Laughlin chairman of the refreshments and the following assisted in making the Christmas party a very merry affair: Mrs. Gwin, Mrs. Ellen Nelson, Mrs. Evelyn Young and Mrs. Lavina Rickard. . Mrs. Forstner appointed. the following standing committees for the coming year: Mrs. Betty Leiter, Mrs. Kathryn Celio and Mrs. Elfriede Lawrence, hospitality; Mrs. Lawrence, Walter Carlson and Mrs. Josie Martin, budget; Mrs. Berggren, Mrs. Geraldine Mooers, Charles Elliott, fit nance; Mrs. Beatrice Butcher, publicity; Mrs. Alice Davies, Mrs. Alice Stanley, Mrs. Jo Mason, examining; Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Harter, sickness and distres. VISITING MINNESOTA C/inton C. Dana left yesterday on board the City of San Fran. cisco bound for, Flint, Mich., to take delivery of a Buick. From’ there he will drive to Chicago, and to St. Paul and Minneapolis, Minn., where he will make his first visit in 30 years. He expects to return to God’s country early in January. FAMILY MOVED Mr. and Mrs.Bruce Foreman and family have moved into their home at 537 Coyote street. Foreman_is the new principal of Nevada City elementary school, replacing Lloyd Geist, who -resigned Dec. 1: to accept a teaching position in Fresno county, HOLIDAYING IN PALO ALTO Mrs. Roseanne Mitchell and her son, Michael, and daughter, Kathleen, left Friday. for Palo Alto where they will spend the holidays with Mrs. Mitchell’s sis. ‘ ter and family. bs GUILD MEETING Gti Agree’ Gulla wall: niet, at toe the home of Mts. J. F. Siegfried, 515 (Coyote street, next Wednesday jafternoon at 2 o’clock. iat four national parks . . ‘ and ‘eight national monuments Hilpert Kin Gather for Christmas Holidays Dr. and Mrs. M. William Silva and children, Billy and Marie, of Long Beach, spent the Christmas holidays with Mrs. Silva’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hilpert; of Cooper Road. Mrs. Silva and her children spent a week with her parents before Christmas, her husband joining her for the last weekend. Arriving Tuesday were John R. Hilpert, his wife, Julia, and daughter, Darlene of Torrance; also Mr. and. Mrs. Robert Lewis and family, John Lewis, Mrs. Audrey Vernon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis and her children, Jerry and Gayle of Long Beach, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Blick of -Long Beach. : * Mrs. Hilpert will return -to Long Beach with her daughter, Mrs. Silva, to spend a few days in the lovely newly completed home of the Silvas. Mr. and Mrs. Odgers Note Golden Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. John Odgers observed their golden wedding anniversary here last’ week, but are postponing celebration until Odgers recovers from a recent illness. The couple married Dec. 20, 1900, in Sacramento. Odgers is a native of Nevada City, and Mrs. Odgers was born in Ohio. f The couple have five children: Mrs. Lenora Kingsley and Mrs. Donna Cupps, Citrus Heights; Frank Odgers, Roseville; John Odgers, Sacramento; and Mrs. Margaret Gustafson, Sutter City. SORORITY MEETS Mrs. George Raddue Jr. was hostess to the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority members and their husbands when the Christmas party was held at her home Dec. 21. Refrehments and egg noggs were served from a beautifully ‘decorated buffet table presided over by the hostess who is on the social committee. Mrs. Vivian Hartman is the president and arranged the evening to also be the Secret Pal revealing night. \ HOLIDAY GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Pohley had as guests over the Christmas holidays:. Mrs. Pohley’s brother, William Reynolds of Los Angeles. This is the first time Mrs. Pohley and her brother spent Christmas together in more than twenty years. comprise 4,491,000 acres. Nee BUILDING WASHINGTON, D. & NATIONAL PRESS By Anne Genda’ If you're a lover of molded salads and gelatin desserts, look in the cupboard for pretty and intriguing molds. Tea cups are perfect for molding aspics; serving dishes are often. ideal for ham or chicken mousse; and water goblets, sherbet glasses and candy dishes mold gelatin desserts diviely. The next time you're giving shoes the ole shinola, try some onyour leather handbags. Since shoe polish comes in various colors, it will touch up scratches and brighten handbags ‘dulled from rain and wear. In addition; its waxy base will protect the leather for a’ long, shining Pi cca 4 Solution fox ratte’ egg yolks: Simmer them~in salted ‘water for 15 minutes: Drain and chill. Then . chop or rub them through a. sieve and use in. sandwich: ‘spreads, sprinkled in _— oF asa garnish for‘ egetables. . ‘The latest pa ae for separates ts to wear sweaters or jersey blouses the same color as the skirt. worn: with them. It makes a more “coms ‘plete » costume, * Perhaps ayou've, dering nh ‘ don bs . . noticed and des . From -telephones served from the ‘intercity charge) ask operator for Scroptimists Observe Yule Seasan at Scheemer Home Mrs. Alice Scheemer’s beautifully decorated home was the scene of the Nevada City Soroptimist Club’s Christmas party on Dec. 21.: The revolving Christmas tree with its many lights and ornament brought forth many Ohs!! and Ahs!!! from the guests attending. A glass Christmas tree holding olive nut balis and tiny white onions, graced the center-of the buffet table. A great variety of dips to be eaten with saratoga chips andt he hot drinks were greatly enjoyed. The rope game was won by Mrs. Pat Henneman and the prize made by Mrs. Scheemer, was a lovely ceramic bonbon dish. Mrs. Ida Mae Foote again en-. tertained the members with her fortune telling.. Mrs. Myrtle Weiss and Mrs. Pat Henneman dressed appropriately in old. fashioned nighties, gave a short skit on the Night Before Christmas. Engagement of Pat Dames And William Laughlin Told tricia Dames and William Laughlin. of Nevada City, was announced by the father.of the bride-. to-be at Christmas diriner in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Dames. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. M. B Laughlin, parents of the prospective groom; Mr. and Mrs. W. A. James, Berkeley, grandparents of the bride-to-be; Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Heagy, Turlock, uncle and aunt of Miss Dames; and her sister, Gaynell. Date of the wedding has been tentatively set for Sunday, June 24, in Nevada City.

BUILDING PERMITS Kirkpatrick and Lane, Grass Valley, $7,500 frame home, Alta Vista Pines. ~George R. Stewart, Oakland, $5,500 frame home, Buena Vista. Glen C. Bagley, Grass Valley, $1,000 log cabin, Lava Cap road. Adam Dyke, $500 frame home, highway 49, four miles north of Nevada City. Percy Eldridge, Auburn, $700 hog house. Margaret E. Rowe, Grass Valley, $9,600 frame home, Grand View Terraces. Kenneth Hile, Grass Valley, $3,000 frame home, Rough and Ready. ERNEST MITCHELL, 58 Ernest S. Mitchell, 58; boyhood resident of Nevada City, died last week at Eureka. He was a native of Port Townsend, Wash. The California. Academy of Sciences in San Francisco’s Golden Gate park contains 1,600,000 specimens in the field of palentology. _we Can . clean that as Rug & Upholstery Cleaners ‘TOWN TALK, PHONE 1324W Nevada City exchange only (No Enterprise 10588. 9x12 Domestic Rug ...... S$ 6.50 2 pe Upholstery ‘Set ...... 18.00 2 pe Chesterfield Set cleaned and ‘dyed ..... . 22.50 . The engagement dt Miss Pa-*. NATIONAL PRESS BUILDING WASHINGTON, D.°C. By Anne Goode Does morning mean a scramble for that other earring, a bracelet and those matching pul pins? Then reorganize your bureau drawer and sort out your costume jewelry into one of those quilted and eo se: "pe boxes. Apple rings nuled wills cranberry sauce make an: attractive yet inexpensive garnish for a _ roast turkey. -Core, pare and slice 3$ apples. Fry in vitaminized margarine and a little water in a cov_ered skillet until tender. Pile cran“berry sauce in eas With velv a all the style, théte’s many a fair lady losing her fair disposition brushing lint off this material ‘of queens. Here’s a magic lint-lifter:. wrap some cellophane tape, sticky side out, around your fingers and prust me velvet. Ever wonder how to dress up lima beans? Here’s the answer. Blend 42 cup real mayonnaise, 4 tablespoons flour, 1 teaspoon salt and 2 cups milk. When thicks, ened, add 1 teaspoon grated onion and 6 tablespoons grated cheese. Cook over low heat 10 minutes and’ pour over_cooked_limas. Serves 6-8, prok oe According to‘ one ~ prominent house of perfume; fur is an excele lent. place to apply your favorite scent, Don’t worry about damaging the fur. Spray it on with an.atome izey from a foot away so that it reaches only the top hairs, not the pelt itself./~. lila Aa. mine 2 ane # @. = MELTON THANKS HELP IN BASKET PROGRAM Thanks for the success of the annual Christthas basket program which provided yu'etite cheer to 85 needy familics. was expressed this week by O. J. Melton., chairman of the Nevada City~Chamber of Commerce -sponsored campaign. Melton and Ray J. Spickelmier, up cash, boxes around town this week and reported the $74.95 in them would be used to pay for items not donated. Santa Fe, N. M. is the only royal palace ever built on American . soil. LOCAL AIR FORCE MAN AT NORTHWEST FIELD First Lieutenant Wilfred N. Joyal, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Joyal, 1412 Guerrero St., San Francisco, has reported to McChord Air Force Base, Washington, for duty’ with the 325th Air Base Group as an operations officer, it was announced by Col. T. Alan Bennett, wing commander. ‘Lieutenant Joyal is a graduate of Nevada. City high school and received a degree. in aeronautics from Placer college, Auburn, in 1946. Prior to being recalled to active service, he was employed as a recreational director for the Standard: Oil company, at Rich‘mond, Mrs. Joyal, the former Marjorie McElhannon of Nevada City and-their children, Philip, 8, and Carole, 6, are making their home with the lieutenant in nearby Tacoma. Marysland has more _ river frontage than any other state in. the nation. president of the chamber, picked’ The baskets were packed Fri. day at Seaman’s Lodge and dis. tributed Saturday by volunteers. . The Palace of Governors atEND THAT NIGHT WATCH! Keep your car in a_ snug, weathertight garage and relax knowing it is safe from intruders and weather depreciation. For as low as $307 or $9.32 a month you can buy all the materials necessary to build a sturdy 12x20 garage. For this: } tow price you get everything: framing lumber, composition ‘0o0Zing. concrete slab floor, ustic pine siding, overhead door, side door and window, nails, paini, and hardware. Yhone Grass Valley 1050 or ctop in and see us about it! . BUILDERS AND CONSUMERS LUMBER COMPANY N.C.-G.V. Highway, Glenbrook Phone Grass Valley 1050 to order oo so .-. On LIFE i issues only $6.75) . . Next time you give a sift— ask yourself: IS IT personal.. lasting.. INEXPENSIVE.. easy to give? You’ll probably decide that a magazine sub. scription solves every gift requirement. Year-round ratescost dollars less than copies bought one-at-a-time. And you can be so much more personal with a magazine sub. scription—for birthdays, anniversaries, just about every special occasion you can think of. We. are authorized to place your subscriptions at these lowest of rates for all magazines. Let us save you money and also the time and effort it usually takes on TIME i issues only $6.00) . . you saye 40 under the single copy cost you save 65 under the single copy po age .Better ay and Gardens (12 issues, $2.50) . Coronet (12 issues; $3.00) _ FORTUNE (12 issues, $12.50) .». saving you $2.50 under the $1.25-per-copy price .. Ladies’ Home Journal (12 tssues, $3.00) . Holiday (12 issues, $5.00) ..and on hundreds of other magazine favorites. Phone or mail your orders tous for ALL MAGAZINES—or visit our en desk — today. Want Ads ‘ve pies WANT TO BUY—Old books— historical, medical, scientific, and mystery, or other novels. "Write tf P. O. Box 177, or phone Nevada City 903R11. — LAWNMOWER SHARPENED AND REPAIRING . All Work Guaranteed Crenshaw’s, 401 E. Main Street, Phone 24 for Pickup and Delivery Service DR. WALTER MULLIS DENTIST 435 Zion Street NEVADA CITY Phone 5643 at all hours. BERGEMANN FUNERAL CHAPEL Phone ‘The Bergemann. Funeral Chapel service is priced within the means of all. Ambulance service 312 Broad St. GEORGE C. BOLES Optometrist Weer Telephone 88 231 Broad HOME MADE ICE CREAM $1.50 .Gallon LUNCH TIME? Tasty Sandwiches, Homemade Salads, Homemade Chili, Delicious French Fries, Soups, Pies, Ice Cream MILTON’S the ag sag bal Phone 123 We Close at 8 P.M. .Tele-fun by Warren Goodrich “I'm tired of hearing how it 1 looks to youl . am hanging % up my phone correctly!” 4 You may miss important calls . * if the telephone is left off the ‘_ hook. The Pacific Telephoneand Telegraph Company. First Aid To Busy Wives ast hades rept carefully replaced, and slight rips mended. To send clothing to the Grass Valley Laundry’ and Dry Cleaners is so surprisingly low in cost TRY US, AND YOU'LL. BE CONVINCED!