December 8, 1939 (8 pages)

& — PREPARESFOR FR RIDAY; DECEMBER 8, 1939. Hen SE ~ CHURCHES TRINITY CHURCH XMAS SERVICE The Second ouday. in Advent-8:30 a. m. Holy communion, 19 34. m. ‘Church school. 11 a. m. Morning prayer and sermon. Mr. Pateman will preach on “No Room in Our Lives.” The music will be led by the vested choir. Mrs. Grace Raymond will be at the organ. Mrs. Marian Libbey will direct the choir. Wednesday evening, Choir rehearsal, 7:30. Sunday, December 17, there wil! be the Order of Holy Baptism; ’ parents are urged to bring their children to church to be baptised at this SY ae NEVADA CITY 'Y_ NUGGET ohris ‘of adult the community in which he lives. community are asked 'to make their plans so that they shall be prepared to attend the candlelight service on Shristmas Eve at 11 p. m. Candles will’ be lighted shortly before midnight, and the service will end at midnight. On Christmas day. the Christmas festival service will be held at 10:30 a. m: The Children’s Festival service comes on Friday at 8 p. m. in the evening. The* whole parish is invited. H. THOMAS PATEMAN, Rector. SUNDAY SERVICES IN METHODIST CHURCH : time. S‘inday* "school ‘ate 10 a. m. Ray Infants and adu'ts will *e] Murchie suverintendent. Since the i etelotoioieteteiteietetotetestestestestestetestestesteoleoteferteitertesteofesetentent ‘¢ s, it is the adults expression . pastor. of his desire to become one of the fellowship of Christian peoples in Christmas Services—People in the tened at the same service. Holy . school is a graded school there are oaptism is our outward and visible classes for all ages. Preaching serexpression that we wish our children . vice at 11 a, m. fo be raised in the environthent of . Sweet Story of Old” the Christian church; .or in the case’ Vocal solo “That Mrs. Solaro, Sermon, ‘The Christmas Foregleam” Epworth League at 6:30 p. m. A change in hour has been made. A Gospel team from the Central MethOdist church at Sa¢ramento at 7 p. m. Team (personnel: Ralph Enos, /Don McCalmont, John Krautz, 'Calvin Locker, Miss Roberta Jamieson. There will be solos. duets, congregational singing and short spiritual addresses. Everybody is tmvited. Coming events: Prayer hour and Bible study Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. 14th chapter of John’s Gospel. General Ladies Aid Society meeting on Wednesday at 2 p. m. All: members and friends are invited to come. The young people prayer hour at 7:30 p. m. Choir practice Friday at 7:30 p. m. Come and help in the Christmas music. BETHANY CHURCH Sunday school 9:45 a, m. Come and help usibuild a growing church school. We invite all young people to attend ‘special classes especially re niimeiiion we TRUCK OWNERS TO REPORT NOW TO CAPT. BLAKE With more ie 300,000 nostal assessment notices to commerc‘al operators in the mails this week, department of motor vehicles was one month ahead of schedule in preparation for 1940 renewal of licenses. The commercial cards have been released a month in advanre of the pleasure car notices to com-lv instructions from Gov. ‘Culbert J. Olson “to speed up and simplify the task of annual re-registration.” In releasing the cards, Howand Pf. Philbrick, director of motor les, requests owners of five or commercial type cars to immediateiy notices, together with a list in duplicate of vehicles to be re-registered, fo the local state office Hills Flat, Grass Valley, for advance rating and correction of possible errors, On receipt of the items, J. FE. with! ,Je operators are requested to hold vehi a more . Blake, captain, in charge of the local’ office, will check all deta‘: sary for re-registration, advise 9--« ers total amounts due and whe> call for 1940 plates. Receipt of the cards will be acknowledged 3 th: pioneer of Grass Valley, ness visitor in the state day. Mrs. Allison Watt nig Ba Ak duplicate list. : Philbrick announces that ne*ex<ity for display of commercial tyne registration cards by vehicle sw~er will be waived durine the per‘9@ thcards are held by local offices of the department. Di SR TGE y “Co-operation iocally,’’ said Cantain J. E. Blake, ‘‘will assure owners of a thorough check against possible errors in weights and classification in addition to speeding up and simplifying issuance of plates for commercial vehicles in January.’”’ Individual commercial type vehictheir postal notices untilperiod begins, January 2. renewal Will S. Coughlan of Silva Avenue is recovering from a_ recent heart attack at the home of his son in Auburn. With Mrs. Coughlan he was driving to Alameda to visit relatives when he suffered a sudden heart attack and went to the son’s home to rest but was unable to continue the Robes for Christmas . For Mother, ; or v3 Daughter interests & charms every woman colors. thrilling designs. weaves. A Wide Selection 309 Broad Street, Wile, Sista Robes of Chenille, Silk Woolen in lovely patterns and Lingerie, Silk or Rayon, in dciccte tints and Sweaters in the newest shades and’ for Christmas Shoppers.THE STYLE SHOP Nevada City Phone 117 it's the only low-priced car w! devoted to them. Preaching service at 11 a. m. You will enjoy good singing in a good Spiritual_atmosphere. “The morning message will be by the pastor. Young veople’s Christ Ambassador service jat 6:30 p. m We have just reorgan‘ized this grou» and we invite all the young people to attend. Evening evangelistic service at 7:30 p. mm. . Message by the pastor. Praise and j Prayer service Wednesday evening at 7:30. These prayer meetings are a real blessing to all. We invite you to attend. EVANGELISTIC SERVICES Reshesheeestenteststertenieert Seti iP sp ds The Rev. George Nelson is' holding evangelistic services every evening for the next ten days in Trinity ‘Full Gospel church in Grass Valley. The public is cordially invited to attend. FARM BUREAU TOPIC COOPERATIVE CREAMERY The regular meeting of the Mi. Pleasant Farm Bureau will be held on Tuesday evening, December 12, j; at the Mt. Pleasant hall, at_8. 0’clock. :™he main discussion wil be on estab: lishing a cooperative creamery. R. ? * ’ — sesso fesfesgeatery GIFT SUGGESTIONS . To help fill out your Christma; Li:t New Eastman Baby Brownie . Special Camera Univex Movie Camera. $9.8 Beautiful Gift Stationery 50c up. Pen and Pencil Sets from $1.95 Mens Shaving Sets from 50c. Guaranteed Electric’ Clocks— . $2.50 up. : _ Attractive Table Lamps $1.00. Large assortments of Gift ~~ bth sec and Christmas R. . E. HARRIS . Phone a 100 DRUG STORE he Fi or For For SISTER— a pair of dainty, fur-lined slippers HERE IS SANTA CLAUS AGAIN. with a gift for every member of the family For MOTHER— box of lovely hosiery, 85c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.35 Pair FATHER— a cay lounging robe $3.95, $5.00, $6.50, $7.50 BROTHER— a beautiful shirt and tie Shite $1.65. $1.95 ,$2.50 ‘ Fer BABY— a pair of booties that will delight him — 75c, 85c, $1.00 GIFT BOXES BENNETTS BOOTERY 140 Mill Street Grass Valley Phone 937 Ties 50c, $1 00 $2.00 and $2.25 veh Hughes, manager of the codyer. tive creamery at Gridley will speak on the subject. There will also bé a moving picture ‘‘The Golden Sierra” shown by the Pacific Gas and Electric ‘Company: All farmers are invi:ed to attend. BETTER ER FEATURES pr na ith s! all these e fine car feature NEW EXCLUSIVE VACUUM-POWER SHIFT NEW “ROYAL CUPPER” STYLING “THE LONGEST OF THE LOT’’ From front of grille to rear of nome te 81 inches) Chevrolet for 1940 is the longest of all lowest-priced cars! NEW FULL-VISION BODIES BY FISHERSUPER-SILENT VALVEIN-HEAD ENGINE 119 South Church Street WILLIAMSON'S SERVICE GARAGE "ke Corner Pine and Spring Streets uy It! Chevrolets are Shipped to Deulers— NOT DRIVEN OVERLAND! MOUNTAIN CHEVROLET COMPANY te 659 Phone 119 Phone 106 The Special De Luxe Sport Sedan, $802* dngegay "verybody knows, it takes fine features to make fine cars!. And Chevrolet for ’40 is the only car in the low-price field that has all the fine car features pictured at the left! Small wonder, then, that it is also outselling all other new cars for °40. . Eye it, try it, buy it, and you’ll be thoroughly convinced that “‘Chevrolet’s FIRST Again!’’ 85-H.P. VALVE-IN-HEAD SIX AND UP, *ai Flint, Michigan. Transportation based on rail rates, state and local taxes (if any), optional . equipment and accessories—extro. Prices subject to change without notice. Bumper querds—extra on Master 85 Series. Grass Valley, California. TONY WILLMAN famous AAA Di: cr uses Wards tires exciusively. ees More Race Drivers Buy Riversides Than Any Other Stock Tire! ‘The only real extra-traction tire.’’ That’s the verdict of all who’ve ever used Power Grips! Not only race drivers . -« but doctors, farmers, mail carriers, truckers.all who must drive every day, no matter what the weather or the road! i Save the Cost of Chains With Power Grips! Power Grips giant tapered knobs dig in like claws . . hold in every direction . . . pull equally: well both forward and backward . . . get you through where _ even chains would fail! Changeto Power : Grips NOW! Get Wards liberal allowance for your old tires. <<} e WARDS TIRE WARRANTY Wards Warrant every Power Grip tire to give satisfactory service without limit as to months, years or miles!

& — PREPARESFOR FR RIDAY; DECEMBER 8, 1939. Hen SE ~ CHURCHES TRINITY CHURCH XMAS SERVICE The Second ouday. in Advent-8:30 a. m. Holy communion, 19 34. m. ‘Church school. 11 a. m. Morning prayer and sermon. Mr. Pateman will preach on “No Room in Our Lives.” The music will be led by the vested choir. Mrs. Grace Raymond will be at the organ. Mrs. Marian Libbey will direct the choir. Wednesday evening, Choir rehearsal, 7:30. Sunday, December 17, there wil! be the Order of Holy Baptism; ’ parents are urged to bring their children to church to be baptised at this SY ae NEVADA CITY 'Y_ NUGGET ohris ‘of adult the community in which he lives. community are asked 'to make their plans so that they shall be prepared to attend the candlelight service on Shristmas Eve at 11 p. m. Candles will’ be lighted shortly before midnight, and the service will end at midnight. On Christmas day. the Christmas festival service will be held at 10:30 a. m: The Children’s Festival service comes on Friday at 8 p. m. in the evening. The* whole parish is invited. H. THOMAS PATEMAN, Rector. SUNDAY SERVICES IN METHODIST CHURCH : time. S‘inday* "school ‘ate 10 a. m. Ray Infants and adu'ts will *e] Murchie suverintendent. Since the i etelotoioieteteiteietetotetestestestestestetestestesteoleoteferteitertesteofesetentent ‘¢ s, it is the adults expression . pastor. of his desire to become one of the fellowship of Christian peoples in Christmas Services—People in the tened at the same service. Holy . school is a graded school there are oaptism is our outward and visible classes for all ages. Preaching serexpression that we wish our children . vice at 11 a, m. fo be raised in the environthent of . Sweet Story of Old” the Christian church; .or in the case’ Vocal solo “That Mrs. Solaro, Sermon, ‘The Christmas Foregleam” Epworth League at 6:30 p. m. A change in hour has been made. A Gospel team from the Central MethOdist church at Sa¢ramento at 7 p. m. Team (personnel: Ralph Enos, /Don McCalmont, John Krautz, 'Calvin Locker, Miss Roberta Jamieson. There will be solos. duets, congregational singing and short spiritual addresses. Everybody is tmvited. Coming events: Prayer hour and Bible study Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. 14th chapter of John’s Gospel. General Ladies Aid Society meeting on Wednesday at 2 p. m. All: members and friends are invited to come. The young people prayer hour at 7:30 p. m. Choir practice Friday at 7:30 p. m. Come and help in the Christmas music. BETHANY CHURCH Sunday school 9:45 a, m. Come and help usibuild a growing church school. We invite all young people to attend ‘special classes especially re niimeiiion we TRUCK OWNERS TO REPORT NOW TO CAPT. BLAKE With more ie 300,000 nostal assessment notices to commerc‘al operators in the mails this week, department of motor vehicles was one month ahead of schedule in preparation for 1940 renewal of licenses. The commercial cards have been released a month in advanre of the pleasure car notices to com-lv instructions from Gov. ‘Culbert J. Olson “to speed up and simplify the task of annual re-registration.” In releasing the cards, Howand Pf. Philbrick, director of motor les, requests owners of five or commercial type cars to immediateiy notices, together with a list in duplicate of vehicles to be re-registered, fo the local state office Hills Flat, Grass Valley, for advance rating and correction of possible errors, On receipt of the items, J. FE. with! ,Je operators are requested to hold vehi a more . Blake, captain, in charge of the local’ office, will check all deta‘: sary for re-registration, advise 9--« ers total amounts due and whe> call for 1940 plates. Receipt of the cards will be acknowledged 3 th: pioneer of Grass Valley, ness visitor in the state day. Mrs. Allison Watt nig Ba Ak duplicate list. : Philbrick announces that ne*ex<ity for display of commercial tyne registration cards by vehicle sw~er will be waived durine the per‘9@ thcards are held by local offices of the department. Di SR TGE y “Co-operation iocally,’’ said Cantain J. E. Blake, ‘‘will assure owners of a thorough check against possible errors in weights and classification in addition to speeding up and simplifying issuance of plates for commercial vehicles in January.’”’ Individual commercial type vehictheir postal notices untilperiod begins, January 2. renewal Will S. Coughlan of Silva Avenue is recovering from a_ recent heart attack at the home of his son in Auburn. With Mrs. Coughlan he was driving to Alameda to visit relatives when he suffered a sudden heart attack and went to the son’s home to rest but was unable to continue the Robes for Christmas . For Mother, ; or v3 Daughter interests & charms every woman colors. thrilling designs. weaves. A Wide Selection 309 Broad Street, Wile, Sista Robes of Chenille, Silk Woolen in lovely patterns and Lingerie, Silk or Rayon, in dciccte tints and Sweaters in the newest shades and’ for Christmas Shoppers.THE STYLE SHOP Nevada City Phone 117 it's the only low-priced car w! devoted to them. Preaching service at 11 a. m. You will enjoy good singing in a good

Spiritual_atmosphere. “The morning message will be by the pastor. Young veople’s Christ Ambassador service jat 6:30 p. m We have just reorgan‘ized this grou» and we invite all the young people to attend. Evening evangelistic service at 7:30 p. mm. . Message by the pastor. Praise and j Prayer service Wednesday evening at 7:30. These prayer meetings are a real blessing to all. We invite you to attend. EVANGELISTIC SERVICES Reshesheeestenteststertenieert Seti iP sp ds The Rev. George Nelson is' holding evangelistic services every evening for the next ten days in Trinity ‘Full Gospel church in Grass Valley. The public is cordially invited to attend. FARM BUREAU TOPIC COOPERATIVE CREAMERY The regular meeting of the Mi. Pleasant Farm Bureau will be held on Tuesday evening, December 12, j; at the Mt. Pleasant hall, at_8. 0’clock. :™he main discussion wil be on estab: lishing a cooperative creamery. R. ? * ’ — sesso fesfesgeatery GIFT SUGGESTIONS . To help fill out your Christma; Li:t New Eastman Baby Brownie . Special Camera Univex Movie Camera.. $9.8 Beautiful Gift Stationery 50c up. Pen and Pencil Sets from $1.95 Mens Shaving Sets from 50c. Guaranteed Electric’ Clocks— . $2.50 up. : _ Attractive Table Lamps $1.00. Large assortments of Gift ~~ bth sec and Christmas R. . E. HARRIS . Phone a 100 DRUG STORE he Fi or For For SISTER— a pair of dainty, fur-lined slippers HERE IS SANTA CLAUS AGAIN. with a gift for every member of the family For MOTHER— box of lovely hosiery, 85c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.35 Pair FATHER— a cay lounging robe $3.95, $5.00, $6.50, $7.50 BROTHER— a beautiful shirt and tie Shite $1.65. $1.95 ,$2.50 ‘ Fer BABY— a pair of booties that will delight him — 75c, 85c, $1.00 GIFT BOXES BENNETTS BOOTERY 140 Mill Street Grass Valley Phone 937 Ties 50c, $1 00 $2.00 and $2.25 veh Hughes, manager of the codyer. tive creamery at Gridley will speak on the subject. There will also bé a moving picture ‘‘The Golden Sierra” shown by the Pacific Gas and Electric ‘Company: All farmers are invi:ed to attend. BETTER ER FEATURES pr na ith s! all these e fine car feature NEW EXCLUSIVE VACUUM-POWER SHIFT NEW “ROYAL CUPPER” STYLING “THE LONGEST OF THE LOT’’ From front of grille to rear of nome te 81 inches) Chevrolet for 1940 is the longest of all lowest-priced cars! NEW FULL-VISION BODIES BY FISHERSUPER-SILENT VALVEIN-HEAD ENGINE 119 South Church Street WILLIAMSON'S SERVICE GARAGE "ke Corner Pine and Spring Streets uy It! Chevrolets are Shipped to Deulers— NOT DRIVEN OVERLAND! MOUNTAIN CHEVROLET COMPANY te 659 Phone 119 Phone 106 The Special De Luxe Sport Sedan, $802* dngegay "verybody knows, it takes fine features to make fine cars!.. And Chevrolet for ’40 is the only car in the low-price field that has all the fine car features pictured at the left! Small wonder, then, that it is also outselling all other new cars for °40. .. Eye it, try it, buy it, and you’ll be thoroughly convinced that “‘Chevrolet’s FIRST Again!’’ 85-H.P. VALVE-IN-HEAD SIX AND UP, *ai Flint, Michigan. Transportation based on rail rates, state and local taxes (if any), optional . equipment and accessories—extro. Prices subject to change without notice. Bumper querds—extra on Master 85 Series. Grass Valley, California. TONY WILLMAN famous AAA Di: cr uses Wards tires exciusively. ees More Race Drivers Buy Riversides Than Any Other Stock Tire! ‘The only real extra-traction tire.’’ That’s the verdict of all who’ve ever used Power Grips! Not only race drivers . -« but doctors, farmers, mail carriers, truckers.all who must drive every day, no matter what the weather or the road! i Save the Cost of Chains With Power Grips! Power Grips giant tapered knobs dig in like claws . . hold in every direction . . . pull equally: well both forward and backward . . . get you through where _ even chains would fail! Changeto Power : Grips NOW! Get Wards liberal allowance for your old tires. <<} e WARDS TIRE WARRANTY Wards Warrant every Power Grip tire to give satisfactory service without limit as to months, years or miles!