February 24, 1950 (8 pages)

a eee Loe Eat eee Sit Siete teenie nits na TA RATS NRT aidieiien Uninc nee 4The Nevada City Nugget, F ciday, February 24, 1950 Camptonville Couple oe an Chb Tews Ain Orzalli ee Bruno nuzzi Married in Nevada Ceremony Miss Anita Orzail: and Bruno ' Benuzzi, «both of Nevada City,were married in Reno, Nev.,-Sunday, Feb. 12. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Caribeno Orzaili, wore a4 white suit with corsage of pale ‘pink camellias and? lilies ‘of the valley. She wore, black acces/ sories. _Miss Erica Benuzzi was bridesmaid. She was dressed in medium blue with black accessories and’ carried a bouquet of pink camellias. Danny Pello was best man. Mr. and. Mrs. Orzalli, parents of the bride,sattended the ceremony. Mrs. Orzaiii wore a medium blue satin dress with. black accessor,es and carried a bouquet of gardenias. A wedding -areakfast was given in Reno. Reception dinner of roast turkey, baked ham and ravioli was served Sunday afternoon at Seaman’s Lodge. Fr oneer park: The tables were decorated with sweet peas and narcissus. Mr.and Mrs. Benuzzi cut -the “wedding cake and opened. their presents in the presence of about 80 guests. Mrs. Benuzzi is a junior at Nevada City high school] and gen to continue her education and to awe with her class in 1991. The groc is the son of Mrs. Maria Bentzzi and attended Nevada City high school. Théy are at home at 327 Clay street. Conference Delegates Are Named by Girls’ League Miss Janell Stinchfieid, Miss Delores Townsend, Miss.Joan Oje. Miss Sandra Pease, Miss Cathy Jackson and Miss Pat Bergin willrepres=nt Nevada City high school Girls League at a Girls League conference at RichTh Tatoc Pig rece } The delegates were chosen at a meeting of the organization at the high school the latter part of last week. The girls will present aqpanel, “The American Alcohol] Problem at the conference. ONY, SMITH INTERRED Funeral services were held in San Francisco ‘Saturday for A. C. (Tony) Smith. native of Nevada City. and former: résident of Smartsville. NERVOUS STOMACH ALLIMIN relieves distressing symptoms of “nervous stomach” — heaviness after meals, belching bloating and colic due to gas. ALLIMIN has been scientifically tested by doctors and found highly effective. World famous— more than a \% billion sold to date. ee Garlic Tablets RU STO ‘VICTOR presents the. ADDING MACHINE with AUTOMATIC CREDIT BALANCE As odvertised in Sat. Eve. Post _ Shales nat 10-key keyboard (shown) or full Lists 8 cols.; totals 9. Electric. ye haga subtracts, multiplies, divides, avto; matic Credit Balance. oe up to $30.00 Over Comparable Makes! Credit Balance means minus total, with subtraction of larger from smaller numbers recorded. Bookkeeping time-saver in credit extension, account payments, payroll, inventory, etc. Easy to operate. Easy to carry! Liberal trade-in; credit terms! ° “VICTORS START AS LOW AS $8950 Choice of full keyboard (shown) or 10-key. Lists 6 cols; totals 7. Hand operated. ‘Call Today for a Free Trial STEVENSON’S OFFICE EQUIPMENT 233 Mill St. Phone 1018 COMPLETE . Nes, Robert. Paine Tells BPWC of Teaching in Philippines and Japan ~ Mrs. Robert Paine described . experiences as @ circuit teacher . employed by the U. S. army of . occupation in the Philippine is. lands and Japan at a dinner gath. ering of the. Nevada *City Busi-. ness and Professional. Women's . club at the Gold Nugget Inn last . week. Mrs. Paine outlined objectives . of the schools and displayed her . souvenirs she had brought back} from the Orient. She described occupied Japan. as a country of economic ex-: tremes, ranging frorm bitter pov-/ erty to immense wealth. Mrs. bel Hefelfinger and Miss Dorothy Waggoner were named as @ nominating committee at meeting. Mrs. Louise Kyle, vice: president, presided in absence of the president, Mrs. Adelaide Reilly. Mrs. Leiter was program chairman. Mrs. Adele Sturtevent said her March, program would feature entertainment of the girl graduates of the 1950 class of Nevada City high school. : Mrs. Marguerite Webb Guest Speaker for Local Women’s Civic Club City. Women’s , Civic club met at -National -hotel last week for a luncheon with Mrs. Betty Leiter in charge of a very interesting program. Mrs. Marguerite Webb, Loomis, was guest speaker, using as her subject, “Literature of the Mrs. George Gildersleeve paid a tribute to Miss Minnie Brand, charter member and first president of the club, who died last week, and held the same day of the luncheon. 2s Mrs. Byron Breck presided. Névada Gold Flat PTA Meeting Honors Abraham Lincoln Gold Flat. Parent-Teachers association held its regular February meeting at ‘the schoolhouse with Mrs. Robert Michell presiding. Fourth and fifth grades chorus . presented three songs under the} Pauline Ste-/ direction of Mrs. Readings honoring found-' ers of PTA, and the memory of Abraham Lincoln were presented vens. by Mrs. Harry March, Mrs. Lloyd White, Mrs. Michell and. Mrs. Stevens. Thomas Farney, Mrs. George Bissell, Mrs. Don Knowlton and Mrs. W. W. Coleman were elected to serve as a nominating committee. The association will hold a food sale Saturday,.March 4, in front of the Alpha Hardware on . Broad street. District Deputy Attends Eastern Star Meeting District Deputy Georgia Helbach, Grass Valley, Tenth Dis. trict of Grand Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, paid an official visit to Evangeline Chapter No. . 9, here Tuesday evening. . Associate Matron Edith Forst. ner directed the presentation. Mrs. Adele Sturtevant was in . charge of refreshments while . . decorations were handled by . . Mrs. Beatrice Butcher and Mrs. Ruth Irish. Six candidates were initiated. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Elliott, . tron, presided. Sunset tunnel in San Francisco used by municipal railway street . . cars, is 4,232 feet long. Elizabeth Leiter, Mrs. Isa. the j-: whose funeral was against Darwin Worthy Patron and Worthy Ma. . Speak Wedding Vows . William .Frohnecke, 75, and Mrs. Eifriede Thiei, 68, both of . Camptonville. were married recently at a ceremony at the home . of Justice of the Peace Acton M. Cieveiand in Camptonville. Frohnnecke recently moved to Camptonville from Inglewood. The bridé has resided in the . Yuba county mountain ‘village eight years. Both are retired and will mage . their home in Camptonviile. Home Department Meets . . Here Wednesday Nevada City Home Department held its regular meeting Wednesday at°Seaman’s Lodge. Lunch and coffee were served. Flower gardens were discussed by the .department and colored motion pictures of county fairs were'shown. * . The Tuesday textile painting class gave a demonsiration and display ef articles completed at the meeting. The department gives ee Strations on home management, nutrition, clothing as part of the work. “All women of: the. county are invited to attend the meet. ings. Department plaris this year include dress form ing buttons and belt buckles, recovering and tying springs of upholstery and food demonstrations. get Births CRAMER—At Nevada county hospital, Feb. 19, 1950, to Mr. and Mrs. Donaid W. Cramer, Lime Kiln road, Grass Valley, a son. COX—A! Suiter hospital, Sacramento, Feb. 18, 1950, to Mir. and Mrs. John Cox, Sacramento, formerly of Grass Valley. CHAPMAY! N—At Nevada county hospital, Nevada City, Feb. 9, 1950, to Mr. and .Mrs. Raymond hapman, a son. : HARBOUR — At Miner’s hospital, Nevada City, Feb. 2, 1950, to Mr. and Mrs.T. J. Harbour, North San Juan, a daughter. BURTON—At Miners hospital, Nevada City. Feb. 1, 1950, to Mr. and Mrs. William C. Burton, of Grass Valley, a son. HUMBIRD—At. Miners. hospital, Nevada City, Feb. 6, 1950, to Mr.and Mrs. Martin Humbird, Grass Valley, a daughter. FOSTER—A% Miners hospital, Nevada City: Feb. 9, 1950, to Mr. and Mrs. Dolzn Foster, Nevada . City. a daughter. PADDOCHK—At Miners hospital, Nevada C Feb. 10, 1950, to Mr. ana Mrs G. Paddock, Nevada City, a n. STENBER At Miners hospital, Neva y, Feb. 11, 1950, to Mr. and Leonard Stenberg, Grass y, a daughter. ALPERSSutter hospital, Sacramento 9, 1950, to Mr. and Mrs. R nd Alpers, Sacramento, a4 ighter, Jeanette. Alpers is a : 1er Grass Valley resident. ° JOHNS — Jones Memorial hospital, Giz Valley, Feb. 19, 1950, to Mi i Mrs. Meiville Johns. Palo », a son. JAKOBS— Jones Memorial hospital, Gra Valley, Feb. 13, 1950, to Mr. i Mrs. Frank Jakobs, a son. ERICKSON At Sutter Memorial hospitz acramento, Feb. 17, 1950, to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon rnento, a daughyrmer Miss Lois Erickson, Sac: ter. She is th: Commons, G Valley. ' BERLINER t San’ Francisco, Feb: 19, 1950. to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Berliner Jr., a son. Divorces i DODSON. Feb. 17, 1950, Doroles Dodson Dodson. — Interlocutory decree . tody of minor . plaintiff. $45 pe: port of child. PASCOE—In . 16, 1950, Ronaid L. Pascoe, child awarded to . Blind Calidren Make AlMura GRASS VALLEY wed Hartford, Conn.—Pupils at the Connecticut Institute for the Blind prepare a Junior Red Cross correspondence album for an English school in answer.to.a braille album which they received. Although totally blind, these children are not letting their handicap interfere with-their efforts toward international friendship. 2 . teno, Nev., Feb. . Reno, . . ) making, cover-., In Nevada City, . ]} . granted. and cus-. month for sup. j EDMUND G. (PAT) BROWN District Atrorney Edmund G. (Pat, Brown, San. Fr ancisco, announced his candidacy for attorney general of California. His announcement was accompanied by a slashing attack on the in— cumbent attorney general. He'is serving his second term as San Francisco district attorney. he received more than one million votes when he ran for attorney general in 1946. agains vada City. t Dorothy decree granted. vada City, Adams: Marion ROBINSON-McINELLY Nevada City. Feb. 8, 1950, Lowell E. Pascoe, suit filed, cruelty, NeMarriage Licenses ADAMS-HAWKINS — In NeFeb. 9, 36; Tart, Hawkins, 19 37, 50. John A. and Katherine Grass ValIn G. Robinson, 21, Star Route, rass Valley, andRhea. R. McInelly, 17, Sacramento. CHERNEY-PERSEN — In Nevada City, Feb. 21, Joseph Cherney, 34,. ley sen, 1950, Frank Grass Valand Shirley Jacqueline Per24, Grass Valley. NANKERVIS TOWNSEND — In Nevada City, Wiliam WNankervis; Valley, rass. Valley. JOSLIN-SMITH— 1950, 27; Nev., Joslin, Smith, BROWN-JANACK—In Nev., Brown, 27, and Laura M. Feb. ors, 47, 18, _ 52, and both of G Feb. 18, 1950, Feb. Nevada City, 16, 1950, 31, Grass Townsend, In Reno, Verna P. Maude H. rass Valley. ‘Reno, William H. and Delores Louellen Janack, 16, Smartville. ROGERS-HARTSHORN — In Reno, Nev., Feb. 15, 1950, Clayton W. Rogers; 23,-and Barbara Hartshorn, 17; both of Grass Valley. AMATEUR NATURALISTS HOLD SECOND SHOW Mrs. Fred A. Williams, North San Juan, a member of the Amateur Naturalists association, this week urged attendance at the second annual public exihibit at the Weinstock Lubin Co., in Sacramento. The exhibit in the mezzanine’ cludes auditorium, marine and which inshow’ bird specimens and minerals, will con“San Juan’ Wednesday; Church ject, Notes Adventist Sabbath, School / P cocbtag held. in Methodis ch; -North San Juan:’ “Wemuiday, ll am., Bible dinanes . for children and adults. Pentecostal Church of God R. R. Hall, pastor 10 a.m.—Sunday school. 11 a.m.—Morning worship. 7:45 p.m.—Evening service. Tuesday, 7:30 p.m., — . message. Methodist Church Mill and Broad Streets George C. Pearson, pastor 9:45 a.m. Church school. fering classes for all ages. 11 a.m., Morning. worship. Sermon, “Christian Love.” 7:30 p.m., Evening worship. Tuesday, 8 p.m., Monthly social meeting of the Welcome Stranger Bible’ class. Wednesday, 2 p.m., The Priscilla Circle meets at the parsonage, 427 Broad street. ¢ Community Baptist Church 9 reet 327 Sacramento Rev. John A. MacDonald, pastor 9:45-a.m., Sunday school. ee. a.m., _ Morning service. SWEETLAND NEWS By Mrs. Roberta Stuart Fifty-nine friends gathered. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Matt Sauers on Feb. 14 to honor him at a surprise. birthday party. Guests came from Camptonville, Alleghany, Tyler; French Corral and North\San Juan. * Miss Lucy O’Connor of Sacramento, visited with her sisters, Miss Theresa O'Connor and Mrs. . Margaret Madden at Birchville. Mrs. Adele Browning of French Corral injured her back when she accidently slipped and fell. The Ladies’ Community club will meet at Woods’ hall in North March~15: Dr. and. Mrs. Walch of Oakland visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Stuart. The North San Juan Ridge Water Users association met last Sunday to elect new officers for the year. A bridal shower honored Miss. Dolores Janack. niece of Mrs. J. W. Price of Sweetland. Many beautiful gifts were presented to the honoree by friends of San Juan ridge. The brideroom will be William Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Brown of Sweetland. Mrs. F. A. Stuart ‘has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Gould in Nevada City. French Corral chapter of Native Daughters of the. Golden West will meet* March 3 with Mrs. Roberta Styart presiding. CAKE SALE Cake and cookie sale will be held Saturday at entrance of the practice. Of. 6:30 pm, Teacher training for Bible classes. 7:30 p.m., Ev ning service sub“Great Fendship.” Tuesday, 7:30 pm, Young People’s night. Wednesday, 7:30 pm., Midweek . Bible hour. N. San Juan SeventhDay . Friday work night. “Trinity Episcopal Church Max Christensen, rector _ Rectory, 226 Nevada Phone 445 Sundays. 9:45 a.m., Church-school. 11 am, ag ee prayer and sermon. (First Sunday of month Holy Communion). Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Senior choir practice. Thursday, 4 p.m., Junior choir & Grace Lutheran Church Grass Valley Walter C. Rubke, pastor Improvement Club Building Sunday school, 10 a.m. Divine worship, 11 a.m. Sermon will be based on God’s Word from Matt. 4: 1-11. We invite you 'to worship the Lord God with us. Come and hear.what He has to say to you. Sundey School Téachers meet Friday, March 3. We shall celebrate the Lord’s Supper on March 5. St. Canice Church Father William Daly, pastor Sundays—% and 10:30 a.m. Holy days—7:15 and 9 a.m. Week dayvs—3 a.m. Christian S cience Church Christian. Science Society of Nevada City holds services every Sunday morning.at 11 o’clock at the church, 114 Beulder street. Sunday School is held at 9:45 a.m. Testimonial. meetings are held on the first and third» Wednesdavs of each month at 8 p.m. Our reading room is located at 207 Main street. and is open Mendav. Wednesday and Friday, holidavs excepted, from 2 to 4 p.m “Christ Jesus” is the subject of the Christian Science lessonsermon for Sunday with the golden text taken from Colossians: “As ye have therefore received Christ Jesus the Lord, so walk yevin*him:.for-in.-him.dwelléth all the fulness of the Godhead bodily” (2:6, 9). The following citations are among, those which will comprisé fhe sermon: St ah The Bible: “Now the God of peace, that brought again from the dead our Lord Jesus,: that great shepherd of the , sheep, through the blood of the everlasting covenant, make you perfect in every good work to do his will, working~in you that which is wellpleasing in his _ sight, through. Jesus Christ; to whom be glory for ever and ever. Amen.” (Hebr. 13: 20, 21). “Science and Health With Key to the Scriptures” by Mary Baker Eddy: “Our Master said _ to every follower: ‘Go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel to every creature! . Heal the sick! . . Love thy neighbor as thyself!’ Who is ready to follow his ‘teaching and example? All must sooner or later plant them(7 er arerernrersarvn eh eeeennesimemty, . . FEBRUARY ONLY . ; ON ALL . Sets The Furniture Center . ~ Across From the Veterans Memorial Building ~ 250 So. Auburn Street Phone 36 GRASS VALLEY , E Z J oe k= ia ”y a a NS EES I MS NRE A IRR MOS ERIN PED SMO sn aercanwiectnnis agers SP. a

a eee Loe Eat eee Sit Siete teenie nits na TA RATS NRT aidieiien Uninc nee 4The Nevada City Nugget, F ciday, February 24, 1950 Camptonville Couple oe an Chb Tews Ain Orzalli ee Bruno nuzzi Married in Nevada Ceremony Miss Anita Orzail: and Bruno ' Benuzzi, «both of Nevada City,were married in Reno, Nev.,-Sunday, Feb. 12. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Caribeno Orzaili, wore a4 white suit with corsage of pale ‘pink camellias and? lilies ‘of the valley. She wore, black acces/ sories. _Miss Erica Benuzzi was bridesmaid. She was dressed in medium blue with black accessories and’ carried a bouquet of pink camellias. Danny Pello was best man. Mr. and. Mrs. Orzalli, parents of the bride,sattended the ceremony. Mrs. Orzaiii wore a medium blue satin dress with. black accessor,es and carried a bouquet of gardenias. A wedding -areakfast was given in Reno. Reception dinner of roast turkey, baked ham and ravioli was served Sunday afternoon at Seaman’s Lodge. Fr oneer park: The tables were decorated with sweet peas and narcissus. Mr.and Mrs. Benuzzi cut -the “wedding cake and opened. their presents in the presence of about 80 guests. Mrs. Benuzzi is a junior at Nevada City high school] and gen to continue her education and to awe with her class in 1991. The groc is the son of Mrs. Maria Bentzzi and attended Nevada City high school. Théy are at home at 327 Clay street. Conference Delegates Are Named by Girls’ League Miss Janell Stinchfieid, Miss Delores Townsend, Miss..Joan Oje. Miss Sandra Pease, Miss Cathy Jackson and Miss Pat Bergin willrepres=nt Nevada City high school Girls League at a Girls League conference at RichTh Tatoc Pig rece } The delegates were chosen at a meeting of the organization at the high school the latter part of last week. The girls will present aqpanel, “The American Alcohol] Problem at the conference. ONY, SMITH INTERRED Funeral services were held in San Francisco ‘Saturday for A. C. (Tony) Smith. native of Nevada City. and former: résident of Smartsville. NERVOUS STOMACH ALLIMIN relieves distressing symptoms of “nervous stomach” — heaviness after meals, belching bloating and colic due to gas. ALLIMIN has been scientifically tested by doctors and found highly effective. World famous— more than a \% billion sold to date. ee Garlic Tablets RU STO ‘VICTOR presents the. ADDING MACHINE with AUTOMATIC CREDIT BALANCE As odvertised in Sat. Eve. Post _ Shales nat 10-key keyboard (shown) or full Lists 8 cols.; totals 9. Electric. ye haga subtracts, multiplies, divides, avto; matic Credit Balance. oe up to $30.00 Over Comparable Makes! Credit Balance means minus total, with subtraction of larger from smaller numbers recorded. Bookkeeping time-saver in credit extension, account payments, payroll, inventory, etc. Easy to operate. Easy to carry! Liberal trade-in; credit terms! ° “VICTORS START AS LOW AS $8950 Choice of full keyboard (shown) or 10-key. Lists 6 cols; totals 7. Hand operated. ‘Call Today for a Free Trial STEVENSON’S OFFICE EQUIPMENT 233 Mill St. Phone 1018 COMPLETE . Nes, Robert. Paine Tells BPWC of Teaching in Philippines and Japan ~ Mrs. Robert Paine described . experiences as @ circuit teacher . employed by the U. S. army of . occupation in the Philippine is. lands and Japan at a dinner gath. ering of the. Nevada *City Busi-. ness and Professional. Women's . club at the Gold Nugget Inn last . week. Mrs. Paine outlined objectives . of the schools and displayed her . souvenirs she had brought back} from the Orient. She described occupied Japan. as a country of economic ex-: tremes, ranging frorm bitter pov-/ erty to immense wealth. Mrs. bel Hefelfinger and Miss Dorothy Waggoner were named as @ nominating committee at meeting. Mrs. Louise Kyle, vice: president, presided in absence of the president, Mrs. Adelaide Reilly. Mrs. Leiter was program chairman. Mrs. Adele Sturtevent said her March, program would feature entertainment of the girl graduates of the 1950 class of Nevada City high school. : Mrs. Marguerite Webb Guest Speaker for Local Women’s Civic Club City. Women’s , Civic club met at -National -hotel last week for a luncheon with Mrs. Betty Leiter in charge of a very interesting program. Mrs. Marguerite Webb, Loomis, was guest speaker, using as her subject, “Literature of the Mrs. George Gildersleeve paid a tribute to Miss Minnie Brand, charter member and first president of the club, who died last week, and held the same day of the luncheon. 2s Mrs. Byron Breck presided. Névada Gold Flat PTA Meeting Honors Abraham Lincoln Gold Flat. Parent-Teachers association held its regular February meeting at ‘the schoolhouse with Mrs. Robert Michell presiding. Fourth and fifth grades chorus . presented three songs under the} Pauline Ste-/ direction of Mrs. Readings honoring found-' ers of PTA, and the memory of Abraham Lincoln were presented vens. by Mrs. Harry March, Mrs. Lloyd White, Mrs. Michell and. Mrs. Stevens. Thomas Farney, Mrs. George Bissell, Mrs. Don Knowlton and Mrs. W. W. Coleman were elected to serve as a nominating committee. The association will hold a food sale Saturday,.March 4, in front of the Alpha Hardware on . Broad street. District Deputy Attends Eastern Star Meeting District Deputy Georgia Helbach, Grass Valley, Tenth Dis. trict of Grand Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, paid an official visit to Evangeline Chapter No. . 9, here Tuesday evening. . Associate Matron Edith Forst. ner directed the presentation. Mrs. Adele Sturtevant was in . charge of refreshments while . . decorations were handled by . . Mrs. Beatrice Butcher and Mrs. Ruth Irish. Six candidates were initiated. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Elliott, . tron, presided. Sunset tunnel in San Francisco used by municipal railway street . . cars, is 4,232 feet long. Elizabeth Leiter, Mrs. Isa. the j-: whose funeral was against Darwin Worthy Patron and Worthy Ma. . Speak Wedding Vows . William .Frohnecke, 75, and Mrs. Eifriede Thiei, 68, both of . Camptonville. were married recently at a ceremony at the home . of Justice of the Peace Acton M. Cieveiand in Camptonville. Frohnnecke recently moved to Camptonville from Inglewood. The bridé has resided in the . Yuba county mountain ‘village eight years. Both are retired and will mage . their home in Camptonviile. Home Department Meets . . Here Wednesday Nevada City Home Department held its regular meeting Wednesday at°Seaman’s Lodge. Lunch and coffee were served. Flower gardens were discussed by the .department and colored motion pictures of county fairs were'shown. * . The Tuesday textile painting class gave a demonsiration and display ef articles completed at the meeting. The department gives ee Strations on home management, nutrition, clothing as part of the work. “All women of: the. county are invited to attend the meet. ings. Department plaris this year include dress form ing buttons and belt buckles, recovering and tying springs of upholstery and food demonstrations. get Births CRAMER—At Nevada county hospital, Feb. 19, 1950, to Mr. and Mrs. Donaid W. Cramer, Lime Kiln road, Grass Valley, a son. COX—A! Suiter hospital, Sacramento, Feb. 18, 1950, to Mir. and Mrs. John Cox, Sacramento, formerly of Grass Valley. CHAPMAY! N—At Nevada county hospital, Nevada City, Feb. 9, 1950, to Mr. and .Mrs. Raymond hapman, a son. : HARBOUR — At Miner’s hospital, Nevada City, Feb. 2, 1950, to Mr. and Mrs.T. J. Harbour, North San Juan, a daughter. BURTON—At Miners hospital, Nevada City. Feb. 1, 1950, to Mr. and Mrs. William C. Burton, of Grass Valley, a son. HUMBIRD—At.. Miners.. hospital, Nevada City, Feb. 6, 1950, to Mr.and Mrs. Martin Humbird, Grass Valley, a daughter. FOSTER—A% Miners hospital, Nevada City: Feb. 9, 1950, to Mr. and Mrs. Dolzn Foster, Nevada . City. a daughter. PADDOCHK—At Miners hospital, Nevada C Feb. 10, 1950, to Mr. ana Mrs G. Paddock, Nevada City, a n. STENBER At Miners hospital, Neva y, Feb. 11, 1950, to Mr. and Leonard Stenberg, Grass y, a daughter. ALPERSSutter hospital, Sacramento 9, 1950, to Mr. and Mrs. R nd Alpers, Sacramento, a4 ighter, Jeanette. Alpers is a : 1er Grass Valley resident. ° JOHNS — Jones Memorial hospital, Giz Valley, Feb. 19, 1950, to Mi i Mrs. Meiville Johns. Palo », a son. JAKOBS— Jones Memorial hospital, Gra Valley, Feb. 13, 1950, to Mr. i Mrs. Frank Jakobs, a son. ERICKSON At Sutter Memorial hospitz acramento, Feb. 17, 1950, to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon rnento, a daughyrmer Miss Lois Erickson, Sac: ter. She is th: Commons, G Valley. ' BERLINER t San’ Francisco, Feb: 19, 1950. to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Berliner Jr., a son. Divorces i DODSON. Feb. 17, 1950, Doroles Dodson Dodson. — Interlocutory decree . tody of minor . plaintiff. $45 pe: port of child. PASCOE—In

. 16, 1950, Ronaid L. Pascoe, child awarded to . Blind Calidren Make AlMura GRASS VALLEY wed Hartford, Conn.—Pupils at the Connecticut Institute for the Blind prepare a Junior Red Cross correspondence album for an English school in answer.to.a braille album which they received. Although totally blind, these children are not letting their handicap interfere with-their efforts toward international friendship. 2 . teno, Nev., Feb. . Reno, . . ) making, cover-., In Nevada City, . ]} . granted. and cus-. month for sup. j EDMUND G. (PAT) BROWN District Atrorney Edmund G. (Pat, Brown, San. Fr ancisco, announced his candidacy for attorney general of California. His announcement was accompanied by a slashing attack on the in— cumbent attorney general. He'is serving his second term as San Francisco district attorney. he received more than one million votes when he ran for attorney general in 1946. agains vada City. t Dorothy decree granted. vada City, Adams: Marion ROBINSON-McINELLY Nevada City. Feb. 8, 1950, Lowell E. Pascoe, suit filed, cruelty, NeMarriage Licenses ADAMS-HAWKINS — In NeFeb. 9, 36; Tart, Hawkins, 19 37, 50. John A. and Katherine Grass ValIn G. Robinson, 21, Star Route, rass Valley, andRhea. R. McInelly, 17, Sacramento. CHERNEY-PERSEN — In Nevada City, Feb. 21, Joseph Cherney, 34,. ley sen, 1950, Frank Grass Valand Shirley Jacqueline Per24, Grass Valley. NANKERVIS TOWNSEND — In Nevada City, Wiliam WNankervis; Valley, rass. Valley. JOSLIN-SMITH— 1950, 27; Nev., Joslin, Smith, BROWN-JANACK—In Nev., Brown, 27, and Laura M. Feb. ors, 47, 18, _ 52, and both of G Feb. 18, 1950, Feb. Nevada City, 16, 1950, 31, Grass Townsend, In Reno, Verna P. Maude H. rass Valley. ‘Reno, William H. and Delores Louellen Janack, 16, Smartville. ROGERS-HARTSHORN — In Reno, Nev., Feb. 15, 1950, Clayton W. Rogers; 23,-and Barbara Hartshorn, 17; both of Grass Valley. AMATEUR NATURALISTS HOLD SECOND SHOW Mrs. Fred A. Williams, North San Juan, a member of the Amateur Naturalists association, this week urged attendance at the second annual public exihibit at the Weinstock Lubin Co., in Sacramento. The exhibit in the mezzanine’ cludes auditorium, marine and which inshow’ bird specimens and minerals, will con“San Juan’ Wednesday; Church ject, Notes Adventist Sabbath, School / P cocbtag held. in Methodis ch; -North San Juan:’ “Wemuiday, ll am., Bible dinanes . for children and adults. Pentecostal Church of God R. R. Hall, pastor 10 a.m.—Sunday school. 11 a.m.—Morning worship. 7:45 p.m.—Evening service. Tuesday, 7:30 p.m., — . message. Methodist Church Mill and Broad Streets George C. Pearson, pastor 9:45 a.m. Church school. fering classes for all ages. 11 a.m., Morning. worship. Sermon, “Christian Love.” 7:30 p.m., Evening worship. Tuesday, 8 p.m., Monthly social meeting of the Welcome Stranger Bible’ class. Wednesday, 2 p.m., The Priscilla Circle meets at the parsonage, 427 Broad street. ¢ Community Baptist Church 9 reet 327 Sacramento Rev. John A. MacDonald, pastor 9:45-a.m., Sunday school. ee. a.m., _ Morning service. SWEETLAND NEWS By Mrs. Roberta Stuart Fifty-nine friends gathered. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Matt Sauers on Feb. 14 to honor him at a surprise. birthday party. Guests came from Camptonville, Alleghany, Tyler; French Corral and North\San Juan. * Miss Lucy O’Connor of Sacramento, visited with her sisters, Miss Theresa O'Connor and Mrs. . Margaret Madden at Birchville. Mrs. Adele Browning of French Corral injured her back when she accidently slipped and fell. The Ladies’ Community club will meet at Woods’ hall in North March~15: Dr. and. Mrs. Walch of Oakland visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Stuart. The North San Juan Ridge Water Users association met last Sunday to elect new officers for the year. A bridal shower honored Miss. Dolores Janack. niece of Mrs. J. W. Price of Sweetland. Many beautiful gifts were presented to the honoree by friends of San Juan ridge. The brideroom will be William Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Brown of Sweetland. Mrs. F. A. Stuart ‘has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Gould in Nevada City. French Corral chapter of Native Daughters of the. Golden West will meet* March 3 with Mrs. Roberta Styart presiding. CAKE SALE Cake and cookie sale will be held Saturday at entrance of the practice. Of. 6:30 pm, Teacher training for Bible classes. 7:30 p.m., Ev ning service sub“Great Fendship.” Tuesday, 7:30 pm, Young People’s night. Wednesday, 7:30 pm., Midweek . Bible hour. N. San Juan SeventhDay . Friday work night. “Trinity Episcopal Church Max Christensen, rector _ Rectory, 226 Nevada Phone 445 Sundays.. 9:45 a.m., Church-school. 11 am, ag ee prayer and sermon. (First Sunday of month Holy Communion). Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Senior choir practice. Thursday, 4 p.m., Junior choir & Grace Lutheran Church Grass Valley Walter C. Rubke, pastor Improvement Club Building Sunday school, 10 a.m. Divine worship, 11 a.m. Sermon will be based on God’s Word from Matt. 4: 1-11. We invite you 'to worship the Lord God with us. Come and hear.what He has to say to you. Sundey School Téachers meet Friday, March 3. We shall celebrate the Lord’s Supper on March 5. St. Canice Church Father William Daly, pastor Sundays—% and 10:30 a.m. Holy days—7:15 and 9 a.m. Week dayvs—3 a.m. Christian S cience Church Christian. Science Society of Nevada City holds services every Sunday morning.at 11 o’clock at the church, 114 Beulder street. Sunday School is held at 9:45 a.m. Testimonial. meetings are held on the first and third» Wednesdavs of each month at 8 p.m. Our reading room is located at 207 Main street. and is open Mendav. Wednesday and Friday, holidavs excepted, from 2 to 4 p.m “Christ Jesus” is the subject of the Christian Science lessonsermon for Sunday with the golden text taken from Colossians: “As ye have therefore received Christ Jesus the Lord, so walk yevin*him:.for-in.-him.dwelléth all the fulness of the Godhead bodily” (2:6, 9). The following citations are among, those which will comprisé fhe sermon: St ah The Bible: “Now the God of peace, that brought again from the dead our Lord Jesus,: that great shepherd of the , sheep, through the blood of the everlasting covenant, make you perfect in every good work to do his will, working~in you that which is wellpleasing in his _ sight, through. Jesus Christ; to whom be glory for ever and ever. Amen.” (Hebr. 13: 20, 21). “Science and Health With Key to the Scriptures” by Mary Baker Eddy: “Our Master said _ to every follower: ‘Go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel to every creature! .. Heal the sick! . . Love thy neighbor as thyself!’ Who is ready to follow his ‘teaching and example? All must sooner or later plant them(7 er arerernrersarvn eh eeeennesimemty, . . FEBRUARY ONLY . ; ON ALL . Sets The Furniture Center . ~ Across From the Veterans Memorial Building ~ 250 So. Auburn Street Phone 36 GRASS VALLEY , E Z J oe k= ia ”y a a NS EES I MS NRE A IRR MOS ERIN PED SMO sn aercanwiectnnis agers SP. a