January 13, 1950 (4 pages)

4.— The Nevada City Nugget, Friday, January 13, 1950 Mrs. Margaret Trivelpiece, Reporter, Telephone 106 sMrs. Cy N. Kerrin New Secretary of Elementary PTA The elementary PTA executive” board made four appointments to’ important posts and named a ‘committee to choose a candidate for the life membership award .at a meeting held at the gramsmar school last week. . Mrs. C. N. Kerrin was appointved secretary to fill the unexpired . term of Mrs. Delbert Hooker, -who asked to be relieved of, the assignment because of other/ du-: ties. Mrs; Ralph Poulsen was snamed chairman of the annual founders, day program which is to be a feature of the February . meeting and Mrs: Joe Swartz is . to head a committee to select a gift from the organization to’ the school. Members of the life member. ship award committee are Mrs. L. R. Evans, Mts Marvin) Sim-, mons aftq Mrs. B W Hummelt. Mrs Arnold Jackson was se-. lected to represent the organiza. tion as an honorary member of the Nevada County Teachers association in response to an invitation from the teachers association. A letter from the elementary teachers expressing their appreciation for the cooperation of the “PTA in assisting with costumes for the Christmas entertainment was read. Mrs. Jackson presided. Miss Fidella Legg and Munson Church Wed Miss Fidella Legg and Munson Church were married. Sunday in tthe Episcopal church, Benicia. Rev. Sales, pastor of the church, performed the ceremony. Mrs. Church is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs G. A Legg, Nevada City, and is teaching in ValJejo high school. She was grad’ uated from Nevada City. high school and University of California. Church is also a graduate of Nevada City high school and the University of California. He is operator of a stock ranch near Lincoln where the couple will make a home. “The -bride’s” parents, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. G.'B Legg and Mr and Mrs Thomas Legg attended the ceremony. Gold Star Mothers Will Install Sunday Sierra Chapter of Gold Star Mothers will install officers Sunday afternoon at 2 o’clock in the Veterans Memorial building in Grass Valley. Pot-luck luncheon will precede installation. . DESCRIBES THERAPY Miss Barbara Newman, physiotherapist for the Nevada County Cnapter for Infantile Paralysis,. .{ ‘spoke before Wednesday evening. meeting of Nevada City Lions, describing therapy treatment of polio cases. HAVING COMPANY? WE HAVE Assorted Candies Pecan Rolls Fresh Fudge Boxed Chocolates Assorted Hot Nuts ICE CREAM 27," $1.60 MILTON’S . Committee of CFWC ‘be the hostess club. Among mem. federation, and Mrs. Fred Brock. . 231 Broad Street . Mrs. Byron and Fred Brock on Convention Mrs. Byron Brock and Mrs. Harriett Farmer attended meeting of the Northern District Board, California Federation of . Women’s Clubs, held in Marysville Friday. se During the meeting plans were laid for the annual district convention which will be held in Placerville April 12-14. The tricounty federation, including Nevada, Placer and El Dorado, will be the hostess counties and the Placerville Shakespeare club will bers appointed t6 the convention committee-was Mrs. Brock, who Service Ends 12th Year Community Visiting Nurse Community Visiting Nurse Service which has just completed its 12th year in Nevada City and Grass Valley; made 2,238 nursing visits and cared for 251 patients. during 1949. The information was contained Mrs. Elva Sigourney Is Installed Fire Ladies’ President on Friday Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Nevada City Fire Department installed officers at a dinner held at the Gold Nugget Inn Friday evening. Officers installed were Elva . , JOSEPH STENGER MASONIC MASTER Joseph F. Stenger will be installed Worshipful Master of Nevada Lodge No. 13, F. & A. M., is president of the Tri-County! Mrs. Maxwell Sypher of, Chico . /ang Mrs. Fred ‘Taylor of Sacra. mento were named co-chairmen j of the program. : During the afternoon, shops in singing, public speaking and gardens with special emphasis on flower shows were held. Mrs. Brock also announced the tri-county convention will be held in Placerville in May. The next board meeting will be in Corning Friday, March 3. work. ' Hints for Husbands (Taken from “Euquire Within” —an English housewife’s guide, written about about 1850). If your wife complains that young ladies of the present day are very forward, don’t accuse her of jealousy. A little concern on her part only: proves her love for you, and you may enjoy your triumph without saying a word. Don’t evince your ‘weakness by complaining of every trifling neglect. What though her knitting and crocheting seem to absorb too large 2 share of her attention; depend upon it, that as her eyes watch the intertwining of the threads, she is thinking of the events of byegone times, that entangled your two hearts in a network of love, whose meshes you can neither -of unravel or escape. a RENEW THE LIFE i] IN CHILDREN’S Ciuildren’s clothes take lots of punishment in outdoor play these days. We remove the imbedded grime and dirt. send them back looking fresh and new. GRASS VALLEY LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANERS . ' graduated downward to meet the . under orders from the patient’s, POSed of representatives from El PHONE 106 . 111 Bennett Street _ Grass Valley QO2t=— 2> me A CEDAR T _ NEVADA CITY HEATRE Tonight and Saturday “TOKYO JOE” Humphrey Bogart, “TARZAN TRIUMPHS” Johnny Weissmuller January 13 and 14 Florence Morly Sunday. Monday and Tuesday “CHICAGO DEADLINE” Alan Ladd, Donna: Reed Continuous Showing Sunday January 15, 16, 17 Wednesday and Thursday “NOT WANTED” Sally Forrest, Keefe Brasselle “DAUGHTER OF Lois Hall, James Cardwell @ January 18 and 19 bi THE . JUNGLE” in the annual report released on Monday by Mrs. Margaret Reed, visiting nurse, at a meeting of the organization. held in Grass Valley. The organization is administered by the Nursing Activities Committee composed of nine lay members, seven nurses from local hospitals and schools and 17 doctors of the district who serve in advisory capacity. The service is financed by the two neighboring cities, Nevada. county, Red Cross chapters and the state department of public health. According to Miss Glasson, the nursing service is available to all Local women present included ; residents of the area regardless! Mrs. Byron Brock, tri-county ‘of their ability to pay. A.maxi-. President; Mrs. Beatrice Butcher, mum fee of $2 per call is the fee . Secretary; Mrs. Hazel Estes, pub. licity chairman; and Mrs. Har-: patient’s income. If the patient is. Tiett Farmer and Mrs. Elizabeth! without funds the service is free. ' Leiter. : The visiting nurse works directly. The. tri-county unit Lee Sigourney, president; Margie . Larsen, vice president; Senna’ . Wales, secretary, and Virginia Bara. treasurer. : . Following the dinner a regular . meeting was held in the banquet / room. Local Women Attend Board Meeting, Loomis Five Nevada City women: attended @& tri-county board meet-'! ing of the California Federation ' of Women’s Clubs held at the i'fLoomis Women’s club house at Loomis Saturday. is comdoctor ang maybe called for any . Dorado, Nevada“and Placer countype of illness. Mrs. Reed, the, ti€s. visiting nurse,.may be contacted . Mrs. through the Nevada City andj Meeting and a report was heard Grass Valley city halls and main. from ttie by-laws committee. tains week-day office hours be. — —— tween 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. at the} Grass Valley library, telephone , 7 . eae ; . Mrs. Macdonald Hostess To Missionary Society Mrs. John. Macdonald was the hostess to the Community Bap. tist Women’s Missionary Society . at ‘a combination luncheon and . business meeting held: at the Lh ere Macdonald home last, week. 3 Z Bape = der, Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Stapleton, . _ SRT eT . Sterling, Mrs. Ratez, : ler, Mrs. Santenlia and. Mrs. . XG . OLYMPIA WELDERS y, Feb. 2, at the home of . Mrs. Harriet Farmer on South} ‘PHONE 61-J-3 Brock presided at the; Those present were Mrs. Ved-. ia mutcsr. Mrs . meeting is scheduled for. Grass Valley-Nevada City Hiway Pine street. tomorrow evening at the Masonic . hall. Inspector Raymond Worthley, past-master of the lodge, ' will be installing officer.’ George B. Legg, past master, will be marshall. The ceremony will be preceded by. turkey dinner at 6 p.m., in‘ the lodge room. Evangeline Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, is in charge of the dinner. Other officers to be installed are Carl M. Ivey, senior warden; Joseph H. Mason, junior warden; Benjamin Hall, treasurer; and Thomas W. Lawrence, secretary. Trustees of the Hall Association are Joseph .W. Day, Fred. M. Tourtellotte and-J. F. Siegfried. Joseph C. Forstner was seated High Priest. of Nevada Chapter 6, R. A. M., for 1950 at installation. ceremonies with Companion William E. Rowe, Inspector of ra Pay: op? Seventh district, directing. Companion Thomas W. Lawrence assisted. Pees Other officers seated were Cameron Larsen, King; Charles P. Elliott, Scribe; Benjamin Hall, Treasurer; Joseph F. Stenger, Secretary and Principal Sojourner; A. G. Loveall, Captain of Host; Delmar B. Dundas, Royal Arch Captain; Earl J. Rickard, Master Third Veil; Ray J Wilde, Master Second Veil; Joseph W. Day, Master First Veil; and Fred M. Tourtellotte, Sentinel. A crowd of 75 attended the ceremony which was preceded by roast pork dinner. Mrs. Charles P. Elliott was installing organist. CHMA MEETING CANCELLED Sunday’s scheduled meeting of California Hydraulic Mining association in Auburn was cancelled following 10-inch fall of snow. Sunday morning. FORFEITS BAIL Frank A; Crampton. forfeited $100 bail Thursday afternoon in Suisun justice eourt where he is charged with two counts of posing as a professional engineer, 213 Commercial Street KEYSTONE MARKET Phone 67 NEVADA CITY Look all around tt and (youll know ws your BEST ALL <AROUND BOUV/ ly, tt Gif . . Yi e le %y vast UY , D a HIRST.and Fizreest.at Lowest Cost! YMG Vfl Chevrolet—and only Chevrolet— brings you all these major advantages at lowest cost—NEW STYLE-STAR BODIES BY FISHER e NEW TWO-TONE FISHER INTERIORS CENTER-POINT STEERING VISIBILITY BIGGEST OF ALL LOW-PRICED CARS e CURVED WINDSHIELD with PANORAMIC EXTRA-ECONOMICAL . 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4.— The Nevada City Nugget, Friday, January 13, 1950 Mrs. Margaret Trivelpiece, Reporter, Telephone 106 sMrs. Cy N. Kerrin New Secretary of Elementary PTA The elementary PTA executive” board made four appointments to’ important posts and named a ‘committee to choose a candidate for the life membership award .at a meeting held at the gramsmar school last week. . Mrs. C. N. Kerrin was appointved secretary to fill the unexpired . term of Mrs. Delbert Hooker, -who asked to be relieved of, the assignment because of other/ du-: ties. Mrs; Ralph Poulsen was snamed chairman of the annual founders, day program which is to be a feature of the February . meeting and Mrs: Joe Swartz is . to head a committee to select a gift from the organization to’ the school. Members of the life member. ship award committee are Mrs. L. R. Evans, Mts Marvin) Sim-, mons aftq Mrs. B W Hummelt. Mrs Arnold Jackson was se-. lected to represent the organiza. tion as an honorary member of the Nevada County Teachers association in response to an invitation from the teachers association. A letter from the elementary teachers expressing their appreciation for the cooperation of the “PTA in assisting with costumes for the Christmas entertainment was read. Mrs. Jackson presided. Miss Fidella Legg and Munson Church Wed Miss Fidella Legg and Munson Church were married. Sunday in tthe Episcopal church, Benicia. Rev. Sales, pastor of the church, performed the ceremony. Mrs. Church is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs G. A Legg, Nevada City, and is teaching in ValJejo high school. She was grad’ uated from Nevada City. high school and University of California. Church is also a graduate of Nevada City high school and the University of California. He is operator of a stock ranch near Lincoln where the couple will make a home. “The -bride’s” parents, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. G.'B Legg and Mr and Mrs Thomas Legg attended the ceremony. Gold Star Mothers Will Install Sunday Sierra Chapter of Gold Star Mothers will install officers Sunday afternoon at 2 o’clock in the Veterans Memorial building in Grass Valley. Pot-luck luncheon will precede installation. . DESCRIBES THERAPY Miss Barbara Newman, physiotherapist for the Nevada County Cnapter for Infantile Paralysis,. .{ ‘spoke before Wednesday evening. meeting of Nevada City Lions, describing therapy treatment of polio cases. HAVING COMPANY? WE HAVE Assorted Candies Pecan Rolls Fresh Fudge Boxed Chocolates Assorted Hot Nuts ICE CREAM 27," $1.60 MILTON’S . Committee of CFWC ‘be the hostess club. Among mem. federation, and Mrs. Fred Brock. . 231 Broad Street . Mrs. Byron and Fred Brock on Convention Mrs. Byron Brock and Mrs. Harriett Farmer attended meeting of the Northern District Board, California Federation of . Women’s Clubs, held in Marysville Friday. se During the meeting plans were laid for the annual district convention which will be held in Placerville April 12-14. The tricounty federation, including Nevada, Placer and El Dorado, will be the hostess counties and the Placerville Shakespeare club will bers appointed t6 the convention committee-was Mrs. Brock, who Service Ends 12th Year Community Visiting Nurse Community Visiting Nurse Service which has just completed its 12th year in Nevada City and Grass Valley; made 2,238 nursing visits and cared for 251 patients. during 1949. The information was contained Mrs. Elva Sigourney Is Installed Fire Ladies’ President on Friday Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Nevada City Fire Department installed officers at a dinner held at the Gold Nugget Inn Friday evening. Officers installed were Elva . , JOSEPH STENGER MASONIC MASTER Joseph F. Stenger will be installed Worshipful Master of Nevada Lodge No. 13, F. & A. M., is president of the Tri-County! Mrs. Maxwell Sypher of, Chico . /ang Mrs. Fred ‘Taylor of Sacra. mento were named co-chairmen j of the program. : During the afternoon, shops in singing, public speaking and gardens with special emphasis on flower shows were held. Mrs. Brock also announced the tri-county convention will be held in Placerville in May. The next board meeting will be in Corning Friday, March 3. work. ' Hints for Husbands (Taken from “Euquire Within” —an English housewife’s guide, written about about 1850). If your wife complains that young ladies of the present day are very forward, don’t accuse her of jealousy. A little concern on her part only: proves her love for you, and you may enjoy your triumph without saying a word. Don’t evince your ‘weakness by complaining of every trifling neglect. What though her knitting and crocheting seem to absorb too large 2 share of her attention; depend upon it, that as her eyes watch the intertwining of the threads, she is thinking of the events of byegone times, that entangled your two hearts in a network of love, whose meshes you can neither -of unravel or escape. a RENEW THE LIFE i] IN CHILDREN’S Ciuildren’s clothes take lots of punishment in outdoor play these days. We remove the imbedded grime and dirt.. send them back looking fresh and new. GRASS VALLEY LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANERS . ' graduated downward to meet the . under orders from the patient’s, POSed of representatives from El PHONE 106 . 111 Bennett Street _ Grass Valley QO2t=— 2> me A CEDAR T _ NEVADA CITY HEATRE Tonight and Saturday “TOKYO JOE” Humphrey Bogart, “TARZAN TRIUMPHS” Johnny Weissmuller January 13 and 14 Florence Morly Sunday. Monday and Tuesday

“CHICAGO DEADLINE” Alan Ladd, Donna: Reed Continuous Showing Sunday January 15, 16, 17 Wednesday and Thursday “NOT WANTED” Sally Forrest, Keefe Brasselle “DAUGHTER OF Lois Hall, James Cardwell @ January 18 and 19 bi THE . JUNGLE” in the annual report released on Monday by Mrs. Margaret Reed, visiting nurse, at a meeting of the organization. held in Grass Valley. The organization is administered by the Nursing Activities Committee composed of nine lay members, seven nurses from local hospitals and schools and 17 doctors of the district who serve in advisory capacity. The service is financed by the two neighboring cities, Nevada. county, Red Cross chapters and the state department of public health. According to Miss Glasson, the nursing service is available to all Local women present included ; residents of the area regardless! Mrs. Byron Brock, tri-county ‘of their ability to pay. A.maxi-. President; Mrs. Beatrice Butcher, mum fee of $2 per call is the fee . Secretary; Mrs. Hazel Estes, pub. licity chairman; and Mrs. Har-: patient’s income. If the patient is. Tiett Farmer and Mrs. Elizabeth! without funds the service is free. ' Leiter. : The visiting nurse works directly. The. tri-county unit Lee Sigourney, president; Margie . Larsen, vice president; Senna’ . Wales, secretary, and Virginia Bara. treasurer. : . Following the dinner a regular . meeting was held in the banquet / room. Local Women Attend Board Meeting, Loomis Five Nevada City women: attended @& tri-county board meet-'! ing of the California Federation ' of Women’s Clubs held at the i'fLoomis Women’s club house at Loomis Saturday. is comdoctor ang maybe called for any . Dorado, Nevada“and Placer countype of illness. Mrs. Reed, the, ti€s. visiting nurse,.may be contacted . Mrs. through the Nevada City andj Meeting and a report was heard Grass Valley city halls and main. from ttie by-laws committee. tains week-day office hours be. — —— tween 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. at the} Grass Valley library, telephone , 7 . eae ; . Mrs. Macdonald Hostess To Missionary Society Mrs. John. Macdonald was the hostess to the Community Bap. tist Women’s Missionary Society . at ‘a combination luncheon and . business meeting held: at the Lh ere Macdonald home last, week. 3 Z Bape = der, Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Stapleton, . _ SRT eT . Sterling, Mrs. Ratez, : ler, Mrs. Santenlia and. Mrs. . XG . OLYMPIA WELDERS y, Feb. 2, at the home of . Mrs. Harriet Farmer on South} ‘PHONE 61-J-3 Brock presided at the; Those present were Mrs. Ved-. ia mutcsr. Mrs . meeting is scheduled for. Grass Valley-Nevada City Hiway Pine street. tomorrow evening at the Masonic . hall. Inspector Raymond Worthley, past-master of the lodge, ' will be installing officer.’ George B. Legg, past master, will be marshall. The ceremony will be preceded by. turkey dinner at 6 p.m., in‘ the lodge room. Evangeline Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, is in charge of the dinner. Other officers to be installed are Carl M. Ivey, senior warden; Joseph H. Mason, junior warden; Benjamin Hall, treasurer; and Thomas W. Lawrence, secretary. Trustees of the Hall Association are Joseph .W. Day, Fred. M. Tourtellotte and-J. F. Siegfried. Joseph C. Forstner was seated High Priest. of Nevada Chapter 6, R. A. M., for 1950 at installation. ceremonies with Companion William E. Rowe, Inspector of ra Pay: op? Seventh district, directing. Companion Thomas W. Lawrence assisted. Pees Other officers seated were Cameron Larsen, King; Charles P. Elliott, Scribe; Benjamin Hall, Treasurer; Joseph F. Stenger, Secretary and Principal Sojourner; A. G. Loveall, Captain of Host; Delmar B. Dundas, Royal Arch Captain; Earl J. Rickard, Master Third Veil; Ray J Wilde, Master Second Veil; Joseph W. Day, Master First Veil; and Fred M. Tourtellotte, Sentinel. A crowd of 75 attended the ceremony which was preceded by roast pork dinner. Mrs. Charles P. Elliott was installing organist. CHMA MEETING CANCELLED Sunday’s scheduled meeting of California Hydraulic Mining association in Auburn was cancelled following 10-inch fall of snow. Sunday morning. FORFEITS BAIL Frank A; Crampton. forfeited $100 bail Thursday afternoon in Suisun justice eourt where he is charged with two counts of posing as a professional engineer, 213 Commercial Street KEYSTONE MARKET Phone 67 NEVADA CITY Look all around tt and (youll know ws your BEST ALL <AROUND BOUV/ ly, tt Gif . . Yi e le %y vast UY , D a HIRST..and Fizreest..at Lowest Cost! YMG Vfl Chevrolet—and only Chevrolet— brings you all these major advantages at lowest cost—NEW STYLE-STAR BODIES BY FISHER e NEW TWO-TONE FISHER INTERIORS CENTER-POINT STEERING VISIBILITY BIGGEST OF ALL LOW-PRICED CARS e CURVED WINDSHIELD with PANORAMIC EXTRA-ECONOMICAL . TO OWN—OPERATE—MAINTAIN e©@ PROVED CERTI-SAFE HYDRAULIC BRAKES INTRODUCING CHEVROLET'S EXCLUSIVE NEW AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION OPTIONAL ON DE LUXE MODELS _&T EXTRA COST _All cars shown are Styleline De Luxe 4-Door Sedans : Uj 4 , Wy, be, . Ae creas b LZ. Z Shi7 CHEVROLET LY YjjJs sy ast Bu LIZZ ZIIIEZZZ_” Li _____ gagdddddddddddddddddlddddiiédlédidd 3 Uf Vy Yy Lily, My Uy," e Mountain Chevrolet Co. RADDUE BUILDING WEST MAIN GRASS VALLEY .