February 9, 1940 (6 pages)

PAGE SIX 5 NEVADA CITY NUGGET a eee ett eter tte er FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1940. Social Events To Celebrate Goldén : Wedding Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. O, H. Fuller of Grass ‘Valley will celebrate their fiftieth or. Golden Wedding anniversary Sunday, February 11, at the home of their daughter and son in law, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morrison on Neal street. Four other children of the couple will participate in the celebration. O. H. Fuller married Miss: Kate ‘Honold in Forest, Sierra county, February 11, 1890. Miss Regina Honold, of Sacramento and sister of Mrs. Fuller who acted as bridesmaid, is the only one of the wedding guests living. Fuller was born at Goodyears Bar and Mrs. Fuller is a native of Howland Flat, Sierra county. The children’ of the couple are, Mrs. Libbie Payne, Mrs, Reta Morrison, Grass Valley; Herman Fuller, vostal inspector, Oakland; .T. R. Fuller, pharmacist of Oakland; Mrs. Bertha Berryman,, Auburn. There are nine grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Other family members from out of’ town expected are,. Mrs. O. T. Stackpole, Miss Regina Honold, Sacramento, sisters of Mrs. Fuller; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Allen, Chico; Mr. and Mrs. D. Deque and son, of Richmond; Mr, and Mrs. Noble BarES SS 9 8c GAY, CHEERY PRINTS! NEW STYLES! SMART COTTON FROCKS ©Fine quality cottons ©Vat Dyed Prints ® Beautifully Styled These are dresses you can wear anywhere, all day, and always feel “‘right.’’ Made of poplins, slub poplins and { Town Topic Prints. Sizes 14 to 52. Another If It Fades! Flattering Fashions! Brentwood* Frocks 1.98 Smart new rayon crepes and spun rayons in glowing colors and new styles. Sizes i2 to 44. {Reo US Pat Ofe. T:immed Rayon Undies Good quality rayon panties, vests, bloomers. Regular and extra sizes. Ringless Gaymodes* Sheer .chiffons or service weights, Lovely and _ practiCc eal, *Reg. U.S. Pat. Off. Fast $0-square percales, smartly styled, med! prints, vat dyed to STAY fresh. Girls’ (harming full bright trimmings. 1-14. Frocks A9c Frocks 49c Color Wash daintily trimFresh charming 14° to 52. New Spring with and Sizes cottons, swing skirts ‘I \ J.C.PENNEY C Spring. Dress Prints Rondo deLuxe* in washable new prints ] Oc 36” wide. Yard *Ree. U. S.Pat. Off, A OMPANY, Inc. ton; George Miller, Oakland, nieces and nephews. Mrs. Myrtle Bettcher Thimble Club Hostess members of the Willow Valley Thimble Club at her home northeast of Nevada City Tuesday afternoon. A tamale pie dinner was enjoyed and the afternoon was occupied with fancy work. Mrs. R. J. Berggren entertained at the last meeting and birthday anniversaries were celebrated. Mrs. Carl J. Tobiassen will entertain the club at her home next Tuesday. Evangeline Chapter Conducts Initiation Evangeline Chapter, O. E. S., coninitiations they ever held on Tuesday evening when Mr. and Mrs, Fred Garrison and Mrs. Mabel Hamilton were given the degrees of membership. Mrs. Max Solaro sang two solos during the service. Mrs. W. Esterley matron of Aurora Chapter of Grass Valley invited Evangeline Chapter members to their sixtieth anniversary which is being held on Monday, February 19. A St. Valentine theme was carried out in the chapter room and banquet hall and tiny bouquets 4 violets gfenitts irameae CHURCHES SUNDAY SERVICES TRINITY CHURCH Lent—8: 30 The first Sunday in a. m. Holy communion. LO@ a2 Ms Church school. 11 a. m. Morning The rector will prayer and sermon. -address the congregation upon ‘“‘Spiritual Unemployment.’ The vested i choir will lead the music. Mrs. Grace Raymond will be at the organ, and “Mrs. Marian Libbey will direct the choir. Wednesday evening: The Rey. Carl Tamblyn. will be in charge of the services. He will lead the Litany Service and preach to the congregation. Friends and visitors’ are cordially invited to come and hear Mr. Tamblyn. METHODIST CHURCH SERVICES SUNDAY + Sunday school at 10 a. m. Ray Murchie, superintendent. Preaching service at 11 a. m. Vocal solo, Tom Rickard. Sermon, “The American Boy,’’ pastor. Boy Scouts will be present under the leadership of Scout Master Klee. The public is cordially invited. Epworth League at 6 p. m,-There, is a group of Christian young peo. ple coming from Oakland to take charge of the service. Preaching ser-}; vice at 7 p. m. Ten minutes of song service. Tom Rickard leading. Vocal solo, Mrs. Elliott. Address ‘‘Lincoln Mrs. Myrtle Bettcher Siitértained: ducted one of the most impressive . they will sing at Sacramento on the the Great American,’ Frank Finnegan our city attorney. Vocal solo “God Bless America,’ Bill Tobias: . sen. Every loyal American invited to attend this Lincoln service. and prayer Tuesday. The Ladies Aid Society will meet in the church parlors on Wednesday at 2 p. m. Matters of importance will be discussed. Every meme ¥ RUGS 9x12 Wool Axminster $39.50 value $27.65 $32.50 value $24.85 OFFERS GREAT REDUCTIONS IN FURNITURE PRICES BEGINNING Cash and Carry TO FURTHER INTRODUCE OUR STORE TO THE SHOPPERS OF NEVADA CITY AND GRASS VALLEY The HILL FURNITURE COMPANY . Friday, Feb. 9th. Week events: The Bible study hour ing relatives in Long Beach, Los Anmeeting at 7:30 p. m. geles and other nearby cities. HIGH SCHOOL NOTES By BARBARA PHARISS . Plans are being made for the informal Sophomore dance, to be held this Friday, February 9th, in the high school gymnasium from 8:00 to 11:00 P. M. It will be a Valentine dance. The committeé members are Rose Belish, General Chairman; Betty O’Connor and Maxine Beaton, Decor. ations; Dick Gregory, Music; Billie Keller and Rose Belish, Refreshments Betty O’Connor and Maxine Beaton, Advertising. The music will records of the most tunes. A large crowd is expected to make the dance a huge success. be furnished by popular. dance GIRLS LEAGUE The Girls’ League’s weekly dance was held Wednesday noon on the stage in the high school gymnasium to increase the fund which is to send some of the Senior girls as delegates to the Older Girls Conference, which is held every year at Richardson’s Springs. These dances will continue every week, with the admission at five cents, in order to support this fund. SCHOLARSHIP CONVENTION The California State Scholarship Federation convention of the Northern district, which includes twenty schools, is to be held at the high school on Saturday, March 2. The plans for the general program are being made by Miss M. Rector, advisor of the Nevada City, Honor Society, and the members of the society. The theme is to be ‘‘Vocations.”’ Part of the program will include speaking, discussions, and musical numbers, Th registration will begin at 10:30 a. m. and the convention will continue into the middle of the afternoon. The number of delegates from the’other schools has not yet been determined. SHARPS AND FLATS The Sharps and Flats Chorus=under the direction of ‘Mrs. Marian Libbey, has several engagements scheduled for the next few weeks. First they are to sing several selections on Friday, February 9, for the program of the Past Exalted Ruler of the B. P O. E. On February 22 they are to sing, with the elementary chorus, at the Americanization program to be given in the Elks hall. The big event, on February -28, is to sing over Sacramento radio station KFBK. Preceding that program same date. The new bus will furnish transportation. CAGE GAME POSTPONED There will be no basketball game}held in the high school gymnasium this Friday, February 9, because of the sophomore hop. Mrs. Theresa Kitts and Mrs. C. Myers motored to Southern California this week and are enjoying visitDick Lane, local garageman, motored to Fallon, Nevada, Tuesday to attend the funeral of _ his ~~ wife’s grandmother. Cc. B. O’Connor, local mining man and engineer, returned Friday from SUIT TO QUIET -TITLE Dr. Carl-P. Jones has brought suit to quiet title against E. Moore Costello, Mrs. E. Lily Costello, Carl Trevethick, Jess E. Moomey and Edward Moomey. Doctor Jones seeks to: quiet title to 60 acres of land in the Champion mine region claiming defendants have no interest or title to the property which .is situated on the Josiah Rogers agricultural patent and all the lodes, ledges and gold deposits on t('e Langdon homestead. Friends in Nevada City received a letter from Mrs. Ernest Peterson at Gerlach, Nevada, stating he was recovering from severe injuries suffered from a delayed blast in a mine near that city. Mr. and Mrs. Peterson left this city in September after residing here five years. While here they were active in lodges and clubs. Alex Jamie, a recent arrival in Nevada City suffered a fainting spell while out walking near the junction of Drummond street and the Downieville highway. Chief of Police Garfield Robson was called and he was removed to his room in the Sierra Hotel where he is recovering. He has traveled extensively in South Africa: THANKS Gus E. Dimmen, owner and manager of the Sierra Hotel on the corner of Pine and Spring streets, wishes to thank the Nevada City fire department for their quick action in extinguishing a chimney fire in the hotel Wednesday evening. ‘ Quality Merchandise Sib tan 2 47c HEINZ SWEET MUSTARD PICKLES 20 OL. re 36c SUPERFINE. COFFEE. © Freshly ground 23c BRIARDALE FRUITS FOR SALAD 2 No. 1 tall cans 35c No. 2*% can. LUX TOILET SOAP Oo bats for 17¢ LIFEBUOY SOAP 3 bars for .-. 17c 30c BEST FOODS NUCOA WEEK soe FOUND SAE . . REAL MAYONNAISE Pigg ee 27c NEW NUCOA OL Be Ree eee 4lc With Vitamin A FRENCH DRESSING lib. 19 2 tha Sic (8 02. 15c LENTEN SPECIALS Pisa Norweigan Sardines, —3% oz. cans. 25¢ Briardale Tuna, 14s 13c. Tee ee 19c Briardale Red Salmon, No. 1 tall can. 26c Westlake Pink Salmon. No. 1 tall can. 15c Westlake Oysters, 2—5 oz. cams 0s 25c THISTLE HONEY COMB HONEY Calif. No. 1 10 oz. combs _. 20c NEW LOW PRICE GRAPENUTS 12 oz. package ... STAR OLIVE OIL Ghee 83c Vo Gaon 5. $1.53 SPRY SHORTENING . Se NEG es 19c eS 49c 2 eee 97c LUX FLAKES 121% oz. package .. 21c RINSO . 231/ oz. package .. 19¢ (Giant sige 56c Order by Phone, Prompt, Free Delivery : PHONES 160 and 225 Prices Effective From February 9 to 16th Plaza Grocery Nevada olomew. x Davis and Errol Flynn. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY DESTRY RIDES AGAIN frontier classic, Co-starring Marlene Dietrich and James Stewart. Also “Two Bright Boys” with Jackie Cooper and Freddie BarthSUNDAY AND MONDAY ELIZABETH & ESSEX in the love story that changed. the course of history. With Bette Theatre The year’s top cast in the screen's biggest, most exciting e & All the glorious pageantry of Elizabethan England embodied Fallon. He has been ‘away’ two months, first visiting his son and later going on to visit friends. ber is urged to be present. Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. the trustees will meet in the church. Choir practice at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Young peoples prayer meeting in the parsonage at 7:30 p. m. Thursday. VALENTINES! See our extensive showing of clever and beautiful new valentines—from the very comic to the most serious. Relative Valentine Cards—For. Teacher, Sick Friend, etc. 1200 New Penny Valentines, all with envelopes. Haas and Miss Saylor’s Exquisite Valentine Boxes of Finest Candies. From 25c See these in our window. These are only a few of the articles to be reduced. Practically all our merchandise will be cut in price. MATTRESSES $19.95 $13.65 $11.95 $ 9.95 $24.50 value $19.50 value $14.25 value $11.75 value _ Phone e109 WORK-FREE (poe any time and every time you want it with Standard Stove Oil in a modern Circulating Heater. Enjoyable! Dependable! Give us an opportunity to prove it. Nevada City Phone 5 WORRY-FREE WARMTH : Leer ALPHA STORES, Lid. Grass Valley Phone 88 °

PAGE SIX 5 NEVADA CITY NUGGET a eee ett eter tte er FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1940. Social Events To Celebrate Goldén : Wedding Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. O, H. Fuller of Grass ‘Valley will celebrate their fiftieth or. Golden Wedding anniversary Sunday, February 11, at the home of their daughter and son in law, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morrison on Neal street. Four other children of the couple will participate in the celebration. O. H. Fuller married Miss: Kate ‘Honold in Forest, Sierra county, February 11, 1890. Miss Regina Honold, of Sacramento and sister of Mrs. Fuller who acted as bridesmaid, is the only one of the wedding guests living. Fuller was born at Goodyears Bar and Mrs. Fuller is a native of Howland Flat, Sierra county. The children’ of the couple are, Mrs. Libbie Payne, Mrs, Reta Morrison, Grass Valley; Herman Fuller, vostal inspector, Oakland; .T. R. Fuller, pharmacist of Oakland; Mrs. Bertha Berryman,, Auburn. There are nine grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Other family members from out of’ town expected are,. Mrs. O. T. Stackpole, Miss Regina Honold, Sacramento, sisters of Mrs. Fuller; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Allen, Chico; Mr. and Mrs. D. Deque and son, of Richmond; Mr, and Mrs. Noble BarES SS 9 8c GAY, CHEERY PRINTS! NEW STYLES! SMART COTTON FROCKS ©Fine quality cottons ©Vat Dyed Prints ® Beautifully Styled These are dresses you can wear anywhere, all day, and always feel “‘right.’’ Made of poplins, slub poplins and { Town Topic Prints. Sizes 14 to 52. Another If It Fades! Flattering Fashions! Brentwood* Frocks 1.98 Smart new rayon crepes and spun rayons in glowing colors and new styles. Sizes i2 to 44. {Reo US Pat Ofe. T:immed Rayon Undies Good quality rayon panties, vests, bloomers. Regular and extra sizes. Ringless Gaymodes* Sheer .chiffons or service weights, Lovely and _ practiCc eal, *Reg. U.S. Pat. Off. Fast $0-square percales, smartly styled, med! prints, vat dyed to STAY fresh. Girls’ (harming full bright trimmings. 1-14. Frocks A9c Frocks 49c Color Wash daintily trimFresh charming 14° to 52. New Spring with and Sizes cottons, swing skirts ‘I \ J.C.PENNEY C Spring. Dress Prints Rondo deLuxe* in washable new prints ] Oc 36” wide. Yard *Ree. U. S.Pat. Off, A OMPANY, Inc. ton; George Miller, Oakland, nieces and nephews. Mrs. Myrtle Bettcher Thimble Club Hostess members of the Willow Valley Thimble Club at her home northeast of Nevada City Tuesday afternoon. A tamale pie dinner was enjoyed and the afternoon was occupied with fancy work. Mrs. R. J. Berggren entertained at the last meeting and birthday anniversaries were celebrated. Mrs. Carl J. Tobiassen will entertain the club at her home next Tuesday. Evangeline Chapter Conducts Initiation Evangeline Chapter, O. E. S., coninitiations they ever held on Tuesday evening when Mr. and Mrs, Fred Garrison and Mrs. Mabel Hamilton were given the degrees of membership. Mrs. Max Solaro sang two solos during the service. Mrs. W. Esterley matron of Aurora Chapter of Grass Valley invited Evangeline Chapter members to their sixtieth anniversary which is being held on Monday, February 19. A St. Valentine theme was carried out in the chapter room and banquet hall and tiny bouquets 4 violets gfenitts irameae CHURCHES SUNDAY SERVICES TRINITY CHURCH Lent—8: 30 The first Sunday in a. m. Holy communion. LO@ a2 Ms Church school. 11 a. m. Morning The rector will prayer and sermon. -address the congregation upon ‘“‘Spiritual Unemployment.’ The vested i choir will lead the music. Mrs. Grace Raymond will be at the organ, and “Mrs. Marian Libbey will direct the choir. Wednesday evening: The Rey. Carl Tamblyn. will be in charge of the services. He will lead the Litany Service and preach to the congregation. Friends and visitors’ are cordially invited to come and hear Mr. Tamblyn. METHODIST CHURCH SERVICES SUNDAY + Sunday school at 10 a. m. Ray Murchie, superintendent. Preaching service at 11 a. m. Vocal solo, Tom Rickard. Sermon, “The American Boy,’’ pastor. Boy Scouts will be present under the leadership of Scout Master Klee. The public is cordially invited. Epworth League at 6 p. m,-There, is a group of Christian young peo. ple coming from Oakland to take charge of the service. Preaching ser-}; vice at 7 p. m. Ten minutes of song service. Tom Rickard leading. Vocal solo, Mrs. Elliott. Address ‘‘Lincoln Mrs. Myrtle Bettcher Siitértained: ducted one of the most impressive . they will sing at Sacramento on the the Great American,’ Frank Finnegan our city attorney. Vocal solo “God Bless America,’ Bill Tobias: . sen. Every loyal American invited to attend this Lincoln service. and prayer Tuesday. The Ladies Aid Society will meet in the church parlors on Wednesday at 2 p. m. Matters of importance will be discussed. Every meme ¥ RUGS 9x12 Wool Axminster $39.50 value $27.65 $32.50 value $24.85 OFFERS GREAT REDUCTIONS IN FURNITURE PRICES BEGINNING Cash and Carry TO FURTHER INTRODUCE OUR STORE TO THE SHOPPERS OF NEVADA CITY AND GRASS VALLEY The HILL FURNITURE COMPANY . Friday, Feb. 9th. Week events: The Bible study hour ing relatives in Long Beach, Los Anmeeting at 7:30 p. m. geles and other nearby cities. HIGH SCHOOL NOTES By BARBARA PHARISS . Plans are being made for the informal Sophomore dance, to be held this Friday, February 9th, in the high school gymnasium from 8:00 to 11:00 P. M. It will be a Valentine dance. The committeé members are Rose Belish, General Chairman; Betty O’Connor and Maxine Beaton, Decor. ations; Dick Gregory, Music; Billie Keller and Rose Belish, Refreshments Betty O’Connor and Maxine Beaton, Advertising. The music will records of the most tunes. A large crowd is expected to make the dance a huge success. be furnished by popular. dance GIRLS LEAGUE The Girls’ League’s weekly dance was held Wednesday noon on the stage in the high school gymnasium to increase the fund which is to send

some of the Senior girls as delegates to the Older Girls Conference, which is held every year at Richardson’s Springs. These dances will continue every week, with the admission at five cents, in order to support this fund. SCHOLARSHIP CONVENTION The California State Scholarship Federation convention of the Northern district, which includes twenty schools, is to be held at the high school on Saturday, March 2. The plans for the general program are being made by Miss M. Rector, advisor of the Nevada City, Honor Society, and the members of the society. The theme is to be ‘‘Vocations.”’ Part of the program will include speaking, discussions, and musical numbers, Th registration will begin at 10:30 a. m. and the convention will continue into the middle of the afternoon. The number of delegates from the’other schools has not yet been determined. SHARPS AND FLATS The Sharps and Flats Chorus=under the direction of ‘Mrs. Marian Libbey, has several engagements scheduled for the next few weeks. First they are to sing several selections on Friday, February 9, for the program of the Past Exalted Ruler of the B. P O. E. On February 22 they are to sing, with the elementary chorus, at the Americanization program to be given in the Elks hall. The big event, on February -28, is to sing over Sacramento radio station KFBK. Preceding that program same date. The new bus will furnish transportation. CAGE GAME POSTPONED There will be no basketball game}held in the high school gymnasium this Friday, February 9, because of the sophomore hop. Mrs. Theresa Kitts and Mrs. C. Myers motored to Southern California this week and are enjoying visitDick Lane, local garageman, motored to Fallon, Nevada, Tuesday to attend the funeral of _ his ~~ wife’s grandmother. Cc. B. O’Connor, local mining man and engineer, returned Friday from SUIT TO QUIET -TITLE Dr. Carl-P. Jones has brought suit to quiet title against E. Moore Costello, Mrs. E. Lily Costello, Carl Trevethick, Jess E. Moomey and Edward Moomey. Doctor Jones seeks to: quiet title to 60 acres of land in the Champion mine region claiming defendants have no interest or title to the property which .is situated on the Josiah Rogers agricultural patent and all the lodes, ledges and gold deposits on t('e Langdon homestead. Friends in Nevada City received a letter from Mrs. Ernest Peterson at Gerlach, Nevada, stating he was recovering from severe injuries suffered from a delayed blast in a mine near that city. Mr. and Mrs. Peterson left this city in September after residing here five years. While here they were active in lodges and clubs. Alex Jamie, a recent arrival in Nevada City suffered a fainting spell while out walking near the junction of Drummond street and the Downieville highway. Chief of Police Garfield Robson was called and he was removed to his room in the Sierra Hotel where he is recovering. He has traveled extensively in South Africa: THANKS Gus E. Dimmen, owner and manager of the Sierra Hotel on the corner of Pine and Spring streets, wishes to thank the Nevada City fire department for their quick action in extinguishing a chimney fire in the hotel Wednesday evening. ‘ Quality Merchandise Sib tan 2 47c HEINZ SWEET MUSTARD PICKLES 20 OL. re 36c SUPERFINE. COFFEE. © Freshly ground 23c BRIARDALE FRUITS FOR SALAD 2 No. 1 tall cans 35c No. 2*% can.. LUX TOILET SOAP Oo bats for 17¢ LIFEBUOY SOAP 3 bars for ..-. 17c 30c BEST FOODS NUCOA WEEK soe FOUND SAE . . REAL MAYONNAISE Pigg ee 27c NEW NUCOA OL Be Ree eee 4lc With Vitamin A FRENCH DRESSING lib. 19 2 tha Sic (8 02. 15c LENTEN SPECIALS Pisa Norweigan Sardines, —3% oz. cans.. 25¢ Briardale Tuna, 14s 13c. Tee ee 19c Briardale Red Salmon, No. 1 tall can.. 26c Westlake Pink Salmon. No. 1 tall can.. 15c Westlake Oysters, 2—5 oz. cams 0s 25c THISTLE HONEY COMB HONEY Calif. No. 1 10 oz. combs _.. 20c NEW LOW PRICE GRAPENUTS 12 oz. package ..... STAR OLIVE OIL Ghee 83c Vo Gaon 5.. $1.53 SPRY SHORTENING . Se NEG es 19c eS 49c 2 eee 97c LUX FLAKES 121% oz. package ... 21c RINSO . 231/ oz. package ... 19¢ (Giant sige 56c Order by Phone, Prompt, Free Delivery : PHONES 160 and 225 Prices Effective From February 9 to 16th Plaza Grocery Nevada olomew. x Davis and Errol Flynn. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY DESTRY RIDES AGAIN frontier classic, Co-starring Marlene Dietrich and James Stewart. Also “Two Bright Boys” with Jackie Cooper and Freddie BarthSUNDAY AND MONDAY ELIZABETH & ESSEX in the love story that changed. the course of history. With Bette Theatre The year’s top cast in the screen's biggest, most exciting e & All the glorious pageantry of Elizabethan England embodied Fallon. He has been ‘away’ two months, first visiting his son and later going on to visit friends. ber is urged to be present. Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. the trustees will meet in the church. Choir practice at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Young peoples prayer meeting in the parsonage at 7:30 p. m. Thursday. VALENTINES! See our extensive showing of clever and beautiful new valentines—from the very comic to the most serious. Relative Valentine Cards—For. Teacher, Sick Friend, etc. 1200 New Penny Valentines, all with envelopes. Haas and Miss Saylor’s Exquisite Valentine Boxes of Finest Candies. From 25c See these in our window. These are only a few of the articles to be reduced. Practically all our merchandise will be cut in price. MATTRESSES $19.95 $13.65 $11.95 $ 9.95 $24.50 value $19.50 value $14.25 value $11.75 value _ Phone e109 WORK-FREE (poe any time and every time you want it with Standard Stove Oil in a modern Circulating Heater. Enjoyable! Dependable! Give us an opportunity to prove it. Nevada City Phone 5 WORRY-FREE WARMTH : Leer ALPHA STORES, Lid. Grass Valley Phone 88 °