December 8, 1950 (16 pages)

Oroville. Twirlers Feted Saturday Night by Local Goldancers Group The Goldancers and their invited guests, the Feather River Twirlers 'of Orville dined at candle lighted tables Saturday night at Seamans Lodge. Turkey and all the trimmings was served to the Orville dancers who braved the storm to be the Goldancers guests. Mrs. Beulah Berry -and_ her committee was complimented for the beautiful table decorations and the lovely dinner. olk and .spuare dancing was enjoyed till a late hour following the dinner. Ed Smith and Frank Clark, both of the Orville club “called’ several squares during the evening. The group also made a couple of recordings on Clarence Bruegger’s recording © machine with everyone getting a chance to say a few words. Wednesday night the local group. gathered at. Seaman’s Lodge for their regular weekly dance session. Interested folk and square dancers are welcomed at these meetings. The new dance taught this week was the Spanish schottishe. Arlene and Cecil Self were program chairmen. Bud and Gene Zerga of Sierra City were recent guests of the Goldancers and hope to join the local group*for a little dancing this winter,. weather. permitting, now that their busy season _ is over. PBWC Christmas Party Thursday at Butchers Members of Nevada City Business and Professional Women’s Club. will attend a costume yule party Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Beatrice Butcher on the Ridge road. ‘ An all-girl orchestra has ‘been engaged for the affair. Members will bring toys to be distributed with Nevada City’s Christmas baskets. Mrs. Isabel Hefelfinger, chairman of the entertainment and refreshments committee, will be assisted* by Mrs. Mae Raddue, Mrs. Mary Wallis, Mrs. Louise Kyle and Mrs. Margaret Trivelpiece. Pal revealing committee chairmanned by Miss Rita Hutchison, includes Mrs. Wanda Lageson, Mrs,, Adelaide Reilly, Mrs. Dorothy Gwin and Mrs. Grace », Walker. CANASTA Mrs. Frank Mack entertained her canasta club at her home at; Camp Augusta last Tuesday. Mrs. Lester Kyler, Mrs. Grover Wilson and Mrs. Clifford Morgan This pensive young gentleman is giving some after-school coaching to one of his classmates. Modegn philosophy or some weightier topic might be the subject under discussion, judging from his solemn expression. The flirtatious little miss is taking it all with a grain of salt, however, She is more interested in his neat, man-about-town cotton suit. With it, he wears a polka dot cotton shirt that is the masculine equivalent of her own western style cotton blouse. Both of the cotton school ensembles were designed by Johnston of Dallas. on a s%e ste ates% 05% * YELLOW JACKET : gvIDNG By DARLEEN CROWLEY le aheafe se lealeate ole stenle ale leatestealeaieahesteiheaterie ste iieageat oot NEWS OF NEVADA CITY HIGH SCHOOL Le neate-nfoaterte sesh ate she she shee ake she the tte she tke fete tleahealeale she ae ate she sheaf ie ihe sheate tees: the best in the Christmas programs of the past years. The ‘vocal arrangements will be conducted by Bill Tobiassen, high school chorus director. Hits Seieleriecforiereeiey The girls annual Amazon week began last Monday and this of course means the big Amazon dance that will be held this evening in the high school auditorium. It will begin at 7:30 and last until 11:30. Prices.will be 50 cents for couples and 25 cents for stags. The theme of the dance this year will be titled “Snowman’s Fantasy”. The dance will be one of the big events of the year. Refreshments will be served. The new gowns came for the were present. Mrs. Kyler won the prize which was a lovely . piece of ceramic work. Mrs. . Lester Kyle will be the hostess . for the January meeting. ! MERRYMAKERS The Merrymakers Dance club plan to meet tomorrow night at the Deschwanden hall for a turkey dinner. Thirty-five couples belong to this group, meeting the second Saturday of every month. After a short business meeting, the Christmas party. will take place, with the exchange of gifts and followed by dancing. Albuquerque, N. M., was founded 250 years ago by the Spanish. high school chorus last Monday. They are dark maroon and quite pretty. The next time you hear the chorus they’ll no doubt be wearing the new gowns. Report cards: were given out . Thursday afternoon. A basketball .game was held in the high school gym _ after school last Wednesday between the Junior A’and B girls teams. The A team won. Mrs. Constance Pfiffer showed her English classes the picture, “The Tale of Two Cities’”’, with Ronald Colman, last. Thursday. The will be held in the high school auditorium next week. The program is scheduled to be one of . FOR CHRISTMAS — graph Records and in Northern The Harmony Shop 125 Mill Street Grass Valley M8 GIVE THE YOUNGSTERS a Musical Instruments: i THAT WILL LAST THROUGH THE YEARS We carry the largest and most diversified line of Instruments, Music, PhonoMusic Accessories California. Phone 61 colled was enjoyed by the entire student big Christmas program. There was an assembly in the high school gym last Monday afternoon. It featured the Chico State College, with an outstanding program. They presented a one: act play, a dramatic reading and a new dance at the college “Goofus”’. The program body. The big Christmas dance for the high school will be held’ in the gym next Friday, Dec. 15. The dance will be formal and is headed by Mrs. H. J. Ray. Refreshments of fruit punch, sandwiches and cakes will be served. Columbia, in Tuolumne county once missed becoming the state capital by only two votes. Church Announcements Methodist Church George C. Pearson, pasior 9.45 a. m., Church school offering instructions for all ages. 11:00 a. m., Morning worship, subject, “The Bible”. The Lord’s Supper will be served. 7:00 p. m., Evening worship. 12:30 noon, Wednesday, the luncheon meeting of the Women’s Sociéty for Christian Service. Trinity Episcopal Max Christensen, rector. Sunday. 9:45 a. m. Church school. oe 11:00 a. Sermon by the rector. First Sunday of the Holy Communion. Wednesday, Senior choir, 7:30 pani: Thursday, 4 p. m., Junior choir. Vestry, First Monday of the month. month, day, 2 p. m: Altar Guild, First Saturday, at 8:30: a: m., Corporate communion. Men’s Club, Second Tuesday. Christian Science Church Christian Science Society of Nevada City holds services every Sunday morning at 11 o’clock at the church, 114 Boulder street. Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. Testimonial meetings are held on the first and third Wednesdays of each month at 8 p.m. Reading room is located at 207 Main street, and is open Monday, Wednesday and Friday, holidays . 3 excepted, from 2 to 4 p.m. The subject of the Christian m. Morning Prayer. . St. Agnes Guild, First Thurs{% Science lesson-sermon for Sunday-is “God the Preserver, of Man,” for which the golden text: will be chosen from Second Samuel: “Thé Lord is my rock, and my fortress, and my deliverer; the God of my rock; in him will I trust: he is my shield, and the horn of my salvation, my high tower, and my refuge, my saviour (2212, 3): Other citations comprising the sermon from the Bible and from the Christian . Science textbook “Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures” by Mary Baker Eddy, will include the following: Isiah 52:7: ‘How beautiful upthat publisheth peace; that bringeth good tidings of good, that publisheth salvation; that ‘saith unto Zion, Thy God’ reigneth!” . ms Science and Health: “The days‘ ! of our pilgrimage will multiply . & instead of diminish, when God’s Kingdom comes on earth; for the true way leads to Life instead of to death, and earthly exper: ience discloses the finity of error and the ‘infinite all dominion over the St. Canice Church Father William Daly, Pastor Sundays—8 and 10:30 a. m. Holy days—7:15 and 9 a. m. Week days—8 a. m. on the mountains are tne feet of . sp ‘him that bringeth good tidings, capacities of . . 3 Truth, in which God gives mang earth” . & Nevada City, California, Friday, December 8, 1950—13 Lee a ‘ 1947 PLYMOUTH SEDAN A Car You Can Be Proud Of . 1946 PLYMOUTH SEDAN ... ' Motor Rebuilt: New Paint 1942 PLYMOUTH SEDAN New Paint. Runs Good 1946 FORD CLUB. 1946 FORD TUDOR . . 1946 FORD FORDOR $1090.00 $1090.00 $1090.00 Seat Covers for Him iq _We Have a Large Stock of PLASTIC, RAYON; or WOVEN SEAT COVERS $17.50. up Goodrich Tires for Him TIRES ARE GETTING SCARCE. TIRES WILL NOT BE AS GOOD. GET A SET * FOR CHRISTMAS Anti Freeze Special Cold Weather Is Here. Let Us Check Your Radiator, Hose, Put Prestone in Your Car, Winterize the Motor Give Skid Chains DAD WILL NEED THEM. WHY NOT GIVE HIM A PAIR FOR CHRISTMAS? $9.50 up Earl Covey’s Garage : CHRYSLER “and PLYMOUTH Auto Repairing Genuine Chrysler Parts Goodrich Store Phone 83 Grass Valle Spee BATHROOM RUGS Shopping at Bert’s HANDKERCHIEFS APRONS SCARFS +1 ~~ SWEATERS eae Is Worth Your WhileJee roam : COSTUME JEWELRY If What You Want PILLOWS 4 BLANKETS : . CARROBES i& BED SPREADS Is Value and Style ! PURSES 4 TABLE CLOTHS , GLOVES . CURTAINS SLIPS ‘ HOSIERY WOMEN’S and CHILDREN’S APPAREL Fabric Fashions by the Yard Costume Jewelry Notions Accessories

Oroville. Twirlers Feted Saturday Night by Local Goldancers Group The Goldancers and their invited guests, the Feather River Twirlers 'of Orville dined at candle lighted tables Saturday night at Seamans Lodge. Turkey and all the trimmings was served to the Orville dancers who braved the storm to be the Goldancers guests. Mrs. Beulah Berry -and_ her committee was complimented for the beautiful table decorations and the lovely dinner. olk and .spuare dancing was enjoyed till a late hour following the dinner. Ed Smith and Frank Clark, both of the Orville club “called’ several squares during the evening. The group also made a couple of recordings on Clarence Bruegger’s recording © machine with everyone getting a chance to say a few words. Wednesday night the local group. gathered at. Seaman’s Lodge for their regular weekly dance session. Interested folk and square dancers are welcomed at these meetings. The new dance taught this week was the Spanish schottishe. Arlene and Cecil Self were program chairmen. Bud and Gene Zerga of Sierra City were recent guests of the Goldancers and hope to join the local group*for a little dancing this winter,. weather. permitting, now that their busy season _ is over. PBWC Christmas Party Thursday at Butchers Members of Nevada City Business and Professional Women’s Club. will attend a costume yule party Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Beatrice Butcher on the Ridge road. ‘ An all-girl orchestra has ‘been engaged for the affair. Members will bring toys to be distributed with Nevada City’s Christmas baskets. Mrs. Isabel Hefelfinger, chairman of the entertainment and refreshments committee, will be assisted* by Mrs. Mae Raddue, Mrs. Mary Wallis, Mrs. Louise Kyle and Mrs. Margaret Trivelpiece. Pal revealing committee chairmanned by Miss Rita Hutchison, includes Mrs. Wanda Lageson, Mrs,, Adelaide Reilly, Mrs. Dorothy Gwin and Mrs. Grace », Walker. CANASTA Mrs. Frank Mack entertained her canasta club at her home at; Camp Augusta last Tuesday. Mrs. Lester Kyler, Mrs. Grover Wilson and Mrs. Clifford Morgan This pensive young gentleman is giving some after-school coaching to one of his classmates. Modegn philosophy or some weightier topic might be the subject under discussion, judging from his solemn expression. The flirtatious little miss is taking it all with a grain of salt, however, She is more interested in his neat, man-about-town cotton suit. With it, he wears a polka dot cotton shirt that is the masculine equivalent of her own western style cotton blouse. Both of the cotton school ensembles were designed by Johnston of Dallas. on a s%e ste ates% 05% * YELLOW JACKET : gvIDNG By DARLEEN CROWLEY le aheafe se lealeate ole stenle ale leatestealeaieahesteiheaterie ste iieageat oot NEWS OF NEVADA CITY HIGH SCHOOL Le neate-nfoaterte sesh ate she she shee ake she the tte she tke fete tleahealeale she ae ate she sheaf ie ihe sheate tees: the best in the Christmas programs of the past years. The ‘vocal arrangements will be conducted by Bill Tobiassen, high school chorus director. Hits Seieleriecforiereeiey The girls annual Amazon week began last Monday and this of course means the big Amazon dance that will be held this evening in the high school auditorium. It will begin at 7:30 and last until 11:30. Prices.will be 50 cents for couples and 25 cents for stags. The theme of the dance this year will be titled “Snowman’s Fantasy”. The dance will be one of the big events of the year. Refreshments will be served. The new gowns came for the were present. Mrs. Kyler won the prize which was a lovely . piece of ceramic work. Mrs. . Lester Kyle will be the hostess . for the January meeting. ! MERRYMAKERS The Merrymakers Dance club plan to meet tomorrow night at the Deschwanden hall for a turkey dinner. Thirty-five couples belong to this group, meeting the second Saturday of every month. After a short business meeting, the Christmas party. will take place, with the exchange of gifts and followed by dancing. Albuquerque, N. M., was founded 250 years ago by the Spanish. high school chorus last Monday. They are dark maroon and quite pretty. The next time you hear the chorus they’ll no doubt be wearing the new gowns. Report cards: were given out . Thursday afternoon. A basketball .game was held in the high school gym _ after school last Wednesday between the Junior A’and B girls teams. The A team won. Mrs. Constance Pfiffer showed her English classes the picture, “The Tale of Two Cities’”’, with Ronald Colman, last. Thursday. The will be held in the high school auditorium next week. The program is scheduled to be one of . FOR CHRISTMAS — graph Records and in Northern The Harmony Shop 125 Mill Street Grass Valley M8 GIVE THE YOUNGSTERS a Musical Instruments: i THAT WILL LAST THROUGH THE YEARS We carry the largest and most diversified line of Instruments, Music, PhonoMusic Accessories California. Phone 61 colled was enjoyed by the entire student big Christmas program. There was an assembly in the

high school gym last Monday afternoon. It featured the Chico State College, with an outstanding program. They presented a one: act play, a dramatic reading and a new dance at the college “Goofus”’. The program body. The big Christmas dance for the high school will be held’ in the gym next Friday, Dec. 15. The dance will be formal and is headed by Mrs. H. J. Ray. Refreshments of fruit punch, sandwiches and cakes will be served. Columbia, in Tuolumne county once missed becoming the state capital by only two votes. Church Announcements Methodist Church George C. Pearson, pasior 9.45 a. m., Church school offering instructions for all ages. 11:00 a. m., Morning worship, subject, “The Bible”. The Lord’s Supper will be served. 7:00 p. m., Evening worship. 12:30 noon, Wednesday, the luncheon meeting of the Women’s Sociéty for Christian Service. Trinity Episcopal Max Christensen, rector. Sunday. 9:45 a.. m. Church school. oe 11:00 a. Sermon by the rector. First Sunday of the Holy Communion. Wednesday, Senior choir, 7:30 pani: Thursday, 4 p. m., Junior choir. Vestry, First Monday of the month. month, day, 2 p. m: Altar Guild, First Saturday, at 8:30: a: m., Corporate communion. Men’s Club, Second Tuesday. Christian Science Church Christian Science Society of Nevada City holds services every Sunday morning at 11 o’clock at the church, 114 Boulder street. Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. Testimonial meetings are held on the first and third Wednesdays of each month at 8 p.m. Reading room is located at 207 Main street, and is open Monday, Wednesday and Friday, holidays . 3 excepted, from 2 to 4 p.m. The subject of the Christian m. Morning Prayer. . St. Agnes Guild, First Thurs{% Science lesson-sermon for Sunday-is “God the Preserver, of Man,” for which the golden text: will be chosen from Second Samuel: “Thé Lord is my rock, and my fortress, and my deliverer; the God of my rock; in him will I trust: he is my shield, and the horn of my salvation, my high tower, and my refuge, my saviour (2212, 3): Other citations comprising the sermon from the Bible and from the Christian . Science textbook “Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures” by Mary Baker Eddy, will include the following: Isiah 52:7: ‘How beautiful upthat publisheth peace; that bringeth good tidings of good, that publisheth salvation; that ‘saith unto Zion, Thy God’ reigneth!” . ms Science and Health: “The days‘ ! of our pilgrimage will multiply . & instead of diminish, when God’s Kingdom comes on earth; for the true way leads to Life instead of to death, and earthly exper: ience discloses the finity of error and the ‘infinite all dominion over the St. Canice Church Father William Daly, Pastor Sundays—8 and 10:30 a. m. Holy days—7:15 and 9 a. m. Week days—8 a. m. on the mountains are tne feet of . sp ‘him that bringeth good tidings, capacities of . . 3 Truth, in which God gives mang earth” . & Nevada City, California, Friday, December 8, 1950—13 Lee a ‘ 1947 PLYMOUTH SEDAN A Car You Can Be Proud Of . 1946 PLYMOUTH SEDAN ..... ' Motor Rebuilt: New Paint 1942 PLYMOUTH SEDAN New Paint. Runs Good 1946 FORD CLUB.. 1946 FORD TUDOR . . 1946 FORD FORDOR $1090.00 $1090.00 $1090.00 Seat Covers for Him iq _We Have a Large Stock of PLASTIC, RAYON; or WOVEN SEAT COVERS $17.50. up Goodrich Tires for Him TIRES ARE GETTING SCARCE. TIRES WILL NOT BE AS GOOD. GET A SET * FOR CHRISTMAS Anti Freeze Special Cold Weather Is Here. Let Us Check Your Radiator, Hose, Put Prestone in Your Car, Winterize the Motor Give Skid Chains DAD WILL NEED THEM. WHY NOT GIVE HIM A PAIR FOR CHRISTMAS? $9.50 up Earl Covey’s Garage : CHRYSLER “and PLYMOUTH Auto Repairing Genuine Chrysler Parts Goodrich Store Phone 83 Grass Valle Spee BATHROOM RUGS Shopping at Bert’s HANDKERCHIEFS APRONS SCARFS +1 ~~ SWEATERS eae Is Worth Your WhileJee roam : COSTUME JEWELRY If What You Want PILLOWS 4 BLANKETS : . CARROBES i& BED SPREADS Is Value and Style ! PURSES 4 TABLE CLOTHS , GLOVES . CURTAINS SLIPS ‘ HOSIERY WOMEN’S and CHILDREN’S APPAREL Fabric Fashions by the Yard Costume Jewelry Notions Accessories