December 9, 1943 (4 pages)

IN GLOBAL WAR Eddie Furano— Eddie Furano, son Gus has of Mrs. Huneke of, Sacramento street just completed a course at an air base near Shawnee, Oklahoma, and been sent to a field near San Antonio, Texas. He sent his mother a splendid picture of himself with his Wings and also sent this diploma home. Eddie is with a flight squadton. He is a graduate of the local schools and was employed by Robinsons Richfield station before _entering service. He is one of the most popular youths among his classmates and wide cirele of friends. . Drnest: Kistle— ;tie, returned . . . . { ' Viting among friends. ‘Installs Officers oo Ernest Kistle brother of Jim Kisto his duties at Camp Toberts Stnday after a visit with rmiany relatives. father Dew— is A*thur Dow, who enlisted in the ‘*s over a-year ago and received his edi-al discharge recently, spent the Nevada City lookinterests and visHe spent a few months on the Atlantic coast and is glad to be sent to the bay region where he is in the employ of a large work. He was injured the Mediterranea’ ~ 23: week end in real aiter provercy firm in war while serving in area. Cvanuneline Chanter O. E. S. Lvangeline Chapter, O. E. S. installed newly eleeted officers at an interesting meeting Tuesday evening before 150 members and _ visitors. There were a number of visitors from : _ The rewlv chosen Diahe Fheliase Y noo ee b= FASE You¥ “Acces: Big bulky st; and other cicve: Wear Gloves Tx LOVELY =. Smooth, soft fabric s let length! Tricky stic i ice graceiul gaunt¢ v4.2 or shirring trim. rg) unt Than Ever! CSNDBAGS ch fabrics! Zz te Other: Accessories! .1C GLOVES * lle lak aan la ch dade lta GIVE YOURSELF A “NEW” REFRIGERATOR FOR ONLY $5.85 ' REFIG-O-MASTER, sensational accessory “converts” all refrigerators _ into “‘super-delux” performance! Esterly was present. Officers installed. were Penrose, Worthy Matron; Carlson, Worthy Patron; Louise Polglase, Associate Matron; Albert Polglase, Associate Patron; Alice Cooper, ‘secretary; Mary German, treasurer; Dorothy Gwin, conductress: Vee Mitchell, associate conductress, Mary ‘(Meservey; chaplain; Elfriede Lawrence, marshal; Jean’ White; organist; Josie Martin, warder; Margaret Davis, sentinel. Star, points are Evelyn Young, Adah; Kathryn Carison, Ruth; Lillian Faup, Esther; Mf&iudie May Shaw, Electa. Those taking part in the program were vocal solo, Mr. Hooper, two songs. Geneivieve Elliott. song: Walter direction of Mrs. Ayderson. two selections. Mrs. Doris Foley, retiring district deputy grand matron acted as. hostess, Miss June Hawke, installing marshal; Ruth Hooper, honorary marshal; Betty Trathen, installing chaplain; Elfriede Lawrence, installing matron; James Snell, installing patron; Alice Hitchens, installing organist. : Evergreens and Christmas ornaments decorated the tables in . thx banquet room where dinner was served. A large box in the anteroom was nearly filled with boxes given by members for soldiers, ill in the! hospital at Camp Beale. Plans are being made for the annual Christmas tree and party to be held at the next meeting. ; Seven Join Local a Gray Ladies Corps After a program arranged by the triét. enaty Grand Matron Gertrude. Berneice Episcopal church junior choir under]. DPorsonal Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Fox of QOakland spent several days at their newly purchased home on. Grove street returning home Monday. They are remodeling the house purchased froin Mrs. Strandberg and will return it to its original appearance as near as possible. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Baker of Sacramento spent the past wesk end in Nevada City with Mrs. Minnie Young. Mrs. Baker is: the former Wilma Mieje of this city. _Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Horner and sén and Horner’s sister, Mrs. Ralston Adams of Sacramento are visiting Mr.:and Mrs. L. Land. The group enjoyed their Thanksgiving dinner at the Land home lastrevening. Mrs. Adams husband in a repair crew’ in aviation, is in England. Mrs. Carl Foote, in charge of obtaining 250 Christmas boxes for soldiers, invalid or injured, in the Camp Beale Station Hospital reports that the entire number have been subscribed and are now being delivered. 9 ‘Contributors were women of the Methodist Church 20 boxes, Native Daughters of the Golden’ West 19, Nevada City PTA 10, Evangeline i Chapter’ of Order of Bastern Star 100, and Trinity Guild of the Episcopal Church -50. Besides these groups many individual donors have given boxes. Red Cross , Hospital Social . Service Corps at Camp Beale, seven. Gray} Ladies from’ {Nevada ‘County were) awerded diplomas for having completed the courses offered by the . corps. The women receiving awards were Mrs. Joy Simpkins of Town Talk,’ Mrs.C. A. Bennett of Nevada City, Mrs. Luella Anderson, Mrs. Verna Taylor, Mrs. Frances Steel, Mrs. Alma Fitzpatrick and Mrs. _ Betty! Jenkins, all of Grass. Valley. They . now become members of the Nevada LGounty Gray Ladies Corps. _Nevada City Nugget — — Thursday, December 9, 1943 The course prescribed consists of . 15 hours of lectures and 20 hours} service and training in the hospital} _ wards: and recreation rooms. rouse DRIVE-IN MARKET TELEPHONE 412 GRASS VALLEY-NEVADA CITY HIGHWAY» DRIVE OUT AND SEE US ARMOUR’S STAR MINCE MEAT MONARCH COCKTAIL CHERRIES (with stem) 35¢c Lb. 21c Candied Fruit TEA GARDEN MARMALADE CRANBERRY SAUCE Ocean Spray Tees ee STUFFED OLIVES SWEET PICKLE CHIPS (Del Monte) 21 oz. jar. 44c SWEET RELISH (Del Monte) . . . 21 oz. 42c 4l, oz. 32c gis a es BRR ee SV OS Gea 7 oz. 21c WE HAVE JELLO AND JELLO PUDDING COCOANUT CHOCOLATE, COCOA Aide SKINNED HAMS 10 to 14 pounds average (6 points) ... BN Lb. 37c oe Lb. 44c ARMOUR’S SLICED BACON (5 points) ARMOUR’S GOOD BEEF AND PORK — af HOUSANDS of men and women in uniform, stationed in this country or on leave from fighting fronts, are traveling home for Christmas by . Greyhound bus. Civilian travelers can hetp to make these homecoming trips HOME FOR . the Big Objective Closest to their hearts i happier and more comfortable. * Your Cooperation is Needed If you are planning to travel by bus between = now and the first of the year, please leave as far in advance of the holidays as you can, and return as late as you can. Traffic will be heaviest close to and on the holidays. 2 ae } } Travel light. you will find it more convenient if you carry hand luggage only. And besure toconsult yourlocal Greyhound agent ahead of time about the best-departure time both going and returning. cs € x 4 a i SERVING ALL THE WEST WITH DEPENDABLE ‘TRANSPORTATION Pe aespetinpinnnn tne ne nay eins aoe ee ~ sama "a

IN GLOBAL WAR Eddie Furano— Eddie Furano, son Gus has of Mrs. Huneke of, Sacramento street just completed a course at an air base near Shawnee, Oklahoma, and been sent to a field near San Antonio, Texas. He sent his mother a splendid picture of himself with his Wings and also sent this diploma home. Eddie is with a flight squadton. He is a graduate of the local schools and was employed by Robinsons Richfield station before _entering service. He is one of the most popular youths among his classmates and wide cirele of friends. . Drnest: Kistle— ;tie, returned . . . . { ' Viting among friends. ‘Installs Officers oo Ernest Kistle brother of Jim Kisto his duties at Camp Toberts Stnday after a visit with rmiany relatives. father Dew— is A*thur Dow, who enlisted in the ‘*s over a-year ago and received his edi-al discharge recently, spent the Nevada City lookinterests and visHe spent a few months on the Atlantic coast and is glad to be sent to the bay region where he is in the employ of a large work. He was injured the Mediterranea’ ~ 23: week end in real aiter provercy firm in war while serving in area. Cvanuneline Chanter O. E. S. Lvangeline Chapter, O. E. S. installed newly eleeted officers at an interesting meeting Tuesday evening before 150 members and _ visitors. There were a number of visitors from : _ The rewlv chosen Diahe Fheliase Y noo ee b= FASE You¥ “Acces: Big bulky st; and other cicve: Wear Gloves Tx LOVELY =. Smooth, soft fabric s let length! Tricky stic i ice graceiul gaunt¢ v4.2 or shirring trim. rg) unt Than Ever! CSNDBAGS ch fabrics! Zz te Other: Accessories! .1C GLOVES * lle lak aan la ch dade lta GIVE YOURSELF A “NEW” REFRIGERATOR FOR ONLY $5.85 ' REFIG-O-MASTER, sensational accessory “converts” all refrigerators _ into “‘super-delux” performance! Esterly was present. Officers installed. were Penrose, Worthy Matron; Carlson, Worthy Patron; Louise Polglase, Associate Matron; Albert Polglase, Associate Patron; Alice Cooper, ‘secretary; Mary German, treasurer; Dorothy Gwin, conductress: Vee Mitchell, associate conductress, Mary ‘(Meservey; chaplain; Elfriede Lawrence, marshal; Jean’ White; organist; Josie Martin, warder; Margaret Davis, sentinel. Star, points are Evelyn Young, Adah; Kathryn Carison, Ruth; Lillian Faup, Esther; Mf&iudie May Shaw, Electa. Those taking part in the program were vocal solo, Mr. Hooper, two songs.. Geneivieve Elliott. song: Walter direction of Mrs. Ayderson. two selections. Mrs. Doris Foley, retiring district deputy grand matron acted as. hostess, Miss June Hawke, installing marshal; Ruth Hooper, honorary marshal; Betty Trathen, installing chaplain; Elfriede Lawrence, installing matron; James Snell, installing patron; Alice Hitchens, installing organist. : Evergreens and Christmas ornaments decorated the tables in . thx banquet room where dinner was served. A large box in the anteroom was nearly filled with boxes given by members for soldiers, ill in the! hospital at Camp Beale. Plans are being made for the annual Christmas tree and party to be held at the next meeting. ; Seven Join Local a Gray Ladies Corps After a program arranged by the triét. enaty Grand Matron Gertrude. Berneice Episcopal church junior choir under].

DPorsonal Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Fox of QOakland spent several days at their newly purchased home on. Grove street returning home Monday. They are remodeling the house purchased froin Mrs. Strandberg and will return it to its original appearance as near as possible. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Baker of Sacramento spent the past wesk end in Nevada City with Mrs. Minnie Young. Mrs. Baker is: the former Wilma Mieje of this city. _Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Horner and sén and Horner’s sister, Mrs. Ralston Adams of Sacramento are visiting Mr.:and Mrs. L. Land. The group enjoyed their Thanksgiving dinner at the Land home lastrevening. Mrs. Adams husband in a repair crew’ in aviation, is in England. Mrs. Carl Foote, in charge of obtaining 250 Christmas boxes for soldiers, invalid or injured, in the Camp Beale Station Hospital reports that the entire number have been subscribed and are now being delivered. 9 ‘Contributors were women of the Methodist Church 20 boxes, Native Daughters of the Golden’ West 19, Nevada City PTA 10, Evangeline i Chapter’ of Order of Bastern Star 100, and Trinity Guild of the Episcopal Church -50. Besides these groups many individual donors have given boxes. Red Cross , Hospital Social . Service Corps at Camp Beale, seven. Gray} Ladies from’ {Nevada ‘County were) awerded diplomas for having completed the courses offered by the . corps. The women receiving awards were Mrs. Joy Simpkins of Town Talk,’ Mrs.C. A. Bennett of Nevada City, Mrs. Luella Anderson, Mrs. Verna Taylor, Mrs. Frances Steel, Mrs. Alma Fitzpatrick and Mrs. _ Betty! Jenkins, all of Grass. Valley. They . now become members of the Nevada LGounty Gray Ladies Corps. _Nevada City Nugget — — Thursday, December 9, 1943 The course prescribed consists of . 15 hours of lectures and 20 hours} service and training in the hospital} _ wards: and recreation rooms. rouse DRIVE-IN MARKET TELEPHONE 412 GRASS VALLEY-NEVADA CITY HIGHWAY» DRIVE OUT AND SEE US ARMOUR’S STAR MINCE MEAT MONARCH COCKTAIL CHERRIES (with stem) 35¢c Lb. 21c Candied Fruit TEA GARDEN MARMALADE CRANBERRY SAUCE Ocean Spray Tees ee STUFFED OLIVES SWEET PICKLE CHIPS (Del Monte) 21 oz. jar.. 44c SWEET RELISH (Del Monte) . .. . 21 oz. 42c 4l, oz. 32c gis a es BRR ee SV OS Gea 7 oz. 21c WE HAVE JELLO AND JELLO PUDDING COCOANUT CHOCOLATE, COCOA Aide SKINNED HAMS 10 to 14 pounds average (6 points) ...... BN Lb. 37c oe Lb. 44c ARMOUR’S SLICED BACON (5 points) ARMOUR’S GOOD BEEF AND PORK — af HOUSANDS of men and women in uniform, stationed in this country or on leave from fighting fronts, are traveling home for Christmas by . Greyhound bus. Civilian travelers can hetp to make these homecoming trips HOME FOR .. the Big Objective Closest to their hearts i happier and more comfortable. * Your Cooperation is Needed If you are planning to travel by bus between = now and the first of the year, please leave as far in advance of the holidays as you can, and return as late as you can. Traffic will be heaviest close to and on the holidays. 2 ae } } Travel light.. you will find it more convenient if you carry hand luggage only. And besure toconsult yourlocal Greyhound agent ahead of time about the best-departure time both going and returning. cs € x 4 a i SERVING ALL THE WEST WITH DEPENDABLE ‘TRANSPORTATION Pe aespetinpinnnn tne ne nay eins aoe ee ~ sama "a