January 20, 1939 (6 pages)

NEVADA _ CITY NUGGE FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1‘ 939. Wiil Carter and left this city ‘PAGE SIX ———— tily announcing the wedding of; Mrs. Social Events ;: Miss Barbara Dungly at Clark L. Carter. Philippine Islands, December 24, Weds in Baguio ; fhe young couple are honey. mooning in the upper part of the isMrs. Randolph Carter of Nevada land. street received ‘an air mail letter re-. The groom is the son of ‘Mr. and: *H0928 avo. nievilie schools where his parents ‘ormerly resided. He is employed by + OLSON’S ALL AMERICAN JF? Seate testeate ah 7 ne nge she rae fe fe nteageate Sefelelejeh * 4. a ‘2 ee ee tes 7 a fe e¥ ? x _ WORLD’S CHAMPION GIRLS BASKET BALL C *, yt Cc -) xe " Sie ic \/ Neste afes) sO, ot, Tt te so, od > sh Me etegeqey i? + ¥, EX te teste testes He atertertertest wv, Gu % iy, Tee he a st, Tey \7 es ike Kay Kirkpatrick Ruth Osburn Gladys Lomm6 ft. G6 ft. ler, 6 ft. ‘ Lila Blue 6 ft. Peggy Lawson 5 ft. 8 Hazel Vickers Hazel Smith 5 ft. 9 6 ft. ~ fey <3, 0 * *, * Versus Nevada City Eiks a SATURDAY, JANUARY 21, 1939 AT 7:30 P. M. NEVADA CITY HIGH SCHOOL GYM ADMISSION 50 Cents Me ts ees <2 % He she st Bt OE MATE es ‘ 1 te te Sete te te teste te tet. Fhe New 1939 GENERAL@OELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS CENERAL@ ELECTRIC [ijale Thre. REFRIGERATORS Ti beautiful new General Electric refrigerators are here now. More beautiful, more practical than ever before . +. at new lower prices. With selective air conditions, the new G-E has a place for everything and everything in its place. Before you buy any refrigerator be sure to see the new G-E, NEW LOWER PRICES FOR 39 OPEN HOUSE SHOWING of the New 1939 G-E SELECTIVE AIR CONDITIONS A Place for Everything and Everything in its Place CRISPING STORAGE keeps vegetables ipl fe garden FROZEN STORAGE keeps poultry, froisp an (iba fae ® zen-foods perfectly. resh, Refrigerators & other G-E Home Appliances 3 ; combines shih hu i sr gar or STARTS TODAY! a Pecstaettor'ment AB, inate convecion grandson, Clark R. Carter, to; !wo years ago last June. He attendBaguio, . ed Weet Point military academy for! four years and had retired from ‘this. school shortly ‘before leaving for the. ‘siands. He graduated ‘from the Dowthe Benguet Gold Mining company. . With his bride he will continue to. -eside in the-islands. ‘Carter’s par-. were prominent local residents . fora number of years, his father Will Carter was formedy a deputy sheriff. ents Evangeline Chapter Host at Card Party Evangeline ‘Chapter, O.:E. S. held 'a delightful party after the meeting j in Masonic Hall Tuesday evening. '(Mrs, Annie Sherman and Mrs. Bliza{beth Leiter won first and second in whist, while Mrs. W. V. Tamblyn and Mrs. Geary Faegans won two) firsts in Chinese checkers. A pretty feature of the evening was presentation of two beautiful bouquets ‘of sweet peas to two ofificers who had birthdays during the month. A svringtime theme was carried out on the luncheon table with boucwuets of weet peas. Mrs. E. T. Joyal is worthy matron. Mins. Harry McKee "“'5nors Guest Mrs. Harry EB. McKee most grac‘ously entertained at a dinner and party. at her home, McKeesport on the Tiahoe-Ukiah highway, yesterday ‘fternoon honoring the mother of Harold Haley. Mrs.’ Haley has been a guest of her daughter and son in law for some time and is returning to her home in San Francisco during the week end. By JEAN MARTZ The Girls League will present their annual program for the Nevada City high school on Friday. The program in charge of Jean Martz has been arranged as follows: Solos by Patricia Presly: ‘Indian Love Call” ahd ‘‘Make Believe.” Personality parade representing the different types of girls found in the average high school. Various members of the Girls League will act these parts. A surprise act by two of the girls. In closing the girls chorus will sing three numbers: “Sweet and Low,’ the well known lullaby; “How Can I Leave Thee,’’ folk song, and ‘‘The Cossack ‘Rider.’”’ a Russian love song. BASKETBALL The Nevada City Yellowjackets will meet the Grant. Union basketball A end B teams on Friday night at the local gymnasium. — The starting lineup for the A game will probably be Lotz and Childers eaywabeten: Kopp, center and Gates and Joyal guards. The starting players for the B game will probably be . ; Pingree, Novac, Martin, Tobiassen, . Ruth. Although the boys were beaten in their encounter with Placer Union, . ! high hopes are held for the game with Grant Union. Grant Union high school is very large and the boys have much experience but its hoop team has not ‘been very successful this year. : HOME ECONOMICS _The Home Economics club held a meeting on Wednesday. LaVerne Willard, as chairman of the arrangement committee, read the list of food to be brought for the pot luck supper and the members’ volunteered their contributions. The menu. will. consist of various types of salad, hot dishes, sandwiches and dessert. The types of food are optional by the contributors. The dinner will be held on Friday evening before the basket ball game. GIRL’S BASKETBALL The girls A team started practicing basketball Monday night. Captains have not yet been chosen but there is a large turnout and the teams will soon organize and begin a tournament. The B team champions arethe members of Francis Davies team. A game for second place will be played on [Friday afternoon between Doris Rosynski and Jean Elliott’s teams. Each of the three B teams have played seven games. After the game on Friday the B team is finished for the year. GOLDEN BEAR MINE Ten men are employed at the Golden Bear mine five miles south of Downieville. The crews are breasting to reach channel, The property is near the famous;Ruby Grayel and Quartz property. Carl Johnson, who’ is interested with Harold Casey of Alleghany in the Bowman mine at Plum Valley is making a brief: visit with his family on Park avenue and will return home this morning. Outlook for, minPLACER JUNIOR COLLEGE WILL OPEN MONDAY Placer Junior ColHege is opening the somostor noxt Dlorday and Tuecdey, when registration will take place at the college administration building on Orange street. ‘Class instruction will begin Wednesday under the direction of the factulty according to Dean Wyman E. Olson. ! Among the new courses to be offered are one in sociology given by Ss. ™M. Barooshian, a laboratory course in physiology for nursing and physical education majors; a_ lecture coudse in zoology, a survey course in the history of western civilization; practical aids in photography; and introductory work in mineralogy and surveying. It will also be possible to register in the second semester offerings in English, dramatics, journalism, history, mathematics and sciences. The terminal courses of the commercial and agriculture departments have expanded offerings. The basic classes in shorthand, accounting and typewriting will be continued. Other features of the commercial department will include subjects of saesmanship, social security arccounting, business economics, commercial law, and machine practice. The agriculture department will add new courses in poultry husbandry, advanced pomology, agricultural economics and irrigation. Adults who are interested in an'y of the albove courses may register as special students. District superintendent Dr, John H. Napier announces tlie Nevada county bus will continue to leave the National Hotel at Nevada City at 7:15 a. m. each school‘ day. It will proceed along highway 49, picking up students en route. Fe 0% second GRACEY MINE Crews are employed in 2 shifts at tthe Gracey mine mill treating ore from the Stockton Hill mine in southern Nevada county. The ore is trucked to the mine for reduction. DACIN DREDGING COMPANY The Dacin dragline boat has been hauled upon the bank out of range of high water after completing quite a Tun on gravel along Wolf Creek on the Maben and adjoining properties in southern Nevada county. The company is doing some testing’ on the Champion mine gravel deposits along Deer Creek west of Nevada City. * Naw Tudor Plate Gifts for Children. IN COLOR! GUARANTEED — the Color Can’t Come Off! Single pieces, 2 Pc. Educator Sets, 3 Piece Child’s Sets and Cups—all with the bright colors children love — Blue, Pink, Red. : , a HARTUNG’S DEPENDABLE JEWELERS 124 Mill St. Grass Valley WHY IS— j Stag Hair Oil —SO POPULARBecause it keeps the hair glossy and héalthy looking and is not messy or harmful—and can be easily rinsed out. You should try it— IN 25c AND 35c BOTTLES AT YOUR REXALL DRUG STORE CANDY SPECIAL CADET . Butter Cream Wrapped Caramels, Assorted Flavors. Delicious! Regularly 35c Ib. NOW 29c Lb. R. E. HARRIS THE Rexall Phone DRUG STORE 100 Phone 100. We Deliver HARD TO GET Hop-a-long Cassidy in young love, evada Theatre Dick Powell and Olivia deHaviland im a love comedy, in which world loves the damosel on whom he’s set his heart. SATURDAY GIRLS ON PROBATION “IN OLD MEXICO.” SUNDAY YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOUWith Lionnel Barrymore, Jean Arthur and James Stewart. It’s the great Pulitzer prize play. Everything in one human beings leading their own happy lives, all except the lover the Story’ of America’s dangerous daughters. Also William Boyd as picture, zest, gayety, BOY! THAT FEELS &G00D! A Circulating Heater burning StandardStove Oilspells comfortwith a capital “C”. Uniform, healthful, dependable heat. And how this combination can cut your fuel bills — for a Circulating Heater Spreads its warmth throughout all the rooms it heats. And Standard Stove Oil is such economical fuel! Alpha St Nevada City Phone 5 Grass Valley ing in his section looks very promising. ores, Ltd. MIMME MONI, Sony _ Phone 88 a

NEVADA _ CITY NUGGE FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1‘ 939. Wiil Carter and left this city ‘PAGE SIX ———— tily announcing the wedding of; Mrs. Social Events ;: Miss Barbara Dungly at Clark L. Carter. Philippine Islands, December 24, Weds in Baguio ; fhe young couple are honey. mooning in the upper part of the isMrs. Randolph Carter of Nevada land. street received ‘an air mail letter re-. The groom is the son of ‘Mr. and: *H0928 avo. nievilie schools where his parents ‘ormerly resided. He is employed by + OLSON’S ALL AMERICAN JF? Seate testeate ah 7 ne nge she rae fe fe nteageate Sefelelejeh * 4. a ‘2 ee ee tes 7 a fe e¥ ? x _ WORLD’S CHAMPION GIRLS BASKET BALL C *, yt Cc -) xe " Sie ic \/ Neste afes) sO, ot, Tt te so, od > sh Me etegeqey i? + ¥, EX te teste testes He atertertertest wv, Gu % iy, Tee he a st, Tey \7 es ike Kay Kirkpatrick Ruth Osburn Gladys Lomm6 ft. G6 ft. ler, 6 ft. ‘ Lila Blue 6 ft. Peggy Lawson 5 ft. 8 Hazel Vickers Hazel Smith 5 ft. 9 6 ft. ~ fey <3, 0 * *, * Versus Nevada City Eiks a SATURDAY, JANUARY 21, 1939 AT 7:30 P. M. NEVADA CITY HIGH SCHOOL GYM ADMISSION 50 Cents Me ts ees <2 % He she st Bt OE MATE es ‘ 1 te te Sete te te teste te tet. Fhe New 1939 GENERAL@OELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS CENERAL@ ELECTRIC [ijale Thre. REFRIGERATORS Ti beautiful new General Electric refrigerators are here now. More beautiful, more practical than ever before . +. at new lower prices. With selective air conditions, the new G-E has a place for everything and everything in its place. Before you buy any refrigerator be sure to see the new G-E, NEW LOWER PRICES FOR 39 OPEN HOUSE SHOWING of the New 1939 G-E SELECTIVE AIR CONDITIONS A Place for Everything and Everything in its Place CRISPING STORAGE keeps vegetables ipl fe garden FROZEN STORAGE keeps poultry, froisp an (iba fae ® zen-foods perfectly. resh, Refrigerators & other G-E Home Appliances 3 ; combines shih hu i sr gar or STARTS TODAY! a Pecstaettor'ment AB, inate convecion grandson, Clark R. Carter, to; !wo years ago last June. He attendBaguio, . ed Weet Point military academy for! four years and had retired from ‘this. school shortly ‘before leaving for the. ‘siands. He graduated ‘from the Dowthe Benguet Gold Mining company. . With his bride he will continue to. -eside in the-islands. ‘Carter’s par-. were prominent local residents . fora number of years, his father Will Carter was formedy a deputy sheriff. ents Evangeline Chapter Host at Card Party Evangeline ‘Chapter, O.:E. S. held 'a delightful party after the meeting j in Masonic Hall Tuesday evening. '(Mrs, Annie Sherman and Mrs. Bliza{beth Leiter won first and second in whist, while Mrs. W. V. Tamblyn and Mrs. Geary Faegans won two) firsts in Chinese checkers. A pretty feature of the evening was presentation of two beautiful bouquets ‘of sweet peas to two ofificers who had birthdays during the month. A svringtime theme was carried out on the luncheon table with boucwuets of weet peas. Mrs. E. T. Joyal is worthy matron. Mins. Harry McKee "“'5nors Guest Mrs. Harry EB. McKee most grac‘ously entertained at a dinner and party. at her home, McKeesport on the Tiahoe-Ukiah highway, yesterday ‘fternoon honoring the mother of Harold Haley. Mrs.’ Haley has been a guest of her daughter and son in law for some time and is returning to her home in San Francisco during the week end. By JEAN MARTZ The Girls League will present their annual program for the Nevada City high school on Friday. The program in charge of Jean Martz has been arranged as follows: Solos by Patricia Presly: ‘Indian Love Call” ahd ‘‘Make Believe.” Personality parade representing the different types of girls found in the average high school. Various members of the Girls League will act these parts. A surprise act by two of the girls. In closing the girls chorus will sing three numbers: “Sweet and Low,’ the well known lullaby; “How Can I Leave Thee,’’ folk song, and ‘‘The Cossack ‘Rider.’”’ a Russian love song. BASKETBALL The Nevada City Yellowjackets will meet the Grant. Union basketball A end B teams on Friday night at the local gymnasium. — The starting lineup for the A game will probably be Lotz and Childers eaywabeten: Kopp, center and Gates and Joyal guards. The starting players for the B game will probably be . ; Pingree, Novac, Martin, Tobiassen, . Ruth. Although the boys were beaten in their encounter with Placer Union,

. ! high hopes are held for the game with Grant Union. Grant Union high school is very large and the boys have much experience but its hoop team has not ‘been very successful this year. : HOME ECONOMICS _The Home Economics club held a meeting on Wednesday. LaVerne Willard, as chairman of the arrangement committee, read the list of food to be brought for the pot luck supper and the members’ volunteered their contributions. The menu. will. consist of various types of salad, hot dishes, sandwiches and dessert. The types of food are optional by the contributors. The dinner will be held on Friday evening before the basket ball game. GIRL’S BASKETBALL The girls A team started practicing basketball Monday night. Captains have not yet been chosen but there is a large turnout and the teams will soon organize and begin a tournament. The B team champions arethe members of Francis Davies team. A game for second place will be played on [Friday afternoon between Doris Rosynski and Jean Elliott’s teams. Each of the three B teams have played seven games. After the game on Friday the B team is finished for the year. GOLDEN BEAR MINE Ten men are employed at the Golden Bear mine five miles south of Downieville. The crews are breasting to reach channel, The property is near the famous;Ruby Grayel and Quartz property. Carl Johnson, who’ is interested with Harold Casey of Alleghany in the Bowman mine at Plum Valley is making a brief: visit with his family on Park avenue and will return home this morning. Outlook for, minPLACER JUNIOR COLLEGE WILL OPEN MONDAY Placer Junior ColHege is opening the somostor noxt Dlorday and Tuecdey, when registration will take place at the college administration building on Orange street. ‘Class instruction will begin Wednesday under the direction of the factulty according to Dean Wyman E. Olson. ! Among the new courses to be offered are one in sociology given by Ss. ™M. Barooshian, a laboratory course in physiology for nursing and physical education majors; a_ lecture coudse in zoology, a survey course in the history of western civilization; practical aids in photography; and introductory work in mineralogy and surveying. It will also be possible to register in the second semester offerings in English, dramatics, journalism, history, mathematics and sciences. The terminal courses of the commercial and agriculture departments have expanded offerings. The basic classes in shorthand, accounting and typewriting will be continued. Other features of the commercial department will include subjects of saesmanship, social security arccounting, business economics, commercial law, and machine practice. The agriculture department will add new courses in poultry husbandry, advanced pomology, agricultural economics and irrigation. Adults who are interested in an'y of the albove courses may register as special students. District superintendent Dr, John H. Napier announces tlie Nevada county bus will continue to leave the National Hotel at Nevada City at 7:15 a. m. each school‘ day. It will proceed along highway 49, picking up students en route. Fe 0% second GRACEY MINE Crews are employed in 2 shifts at tthe Gracey mine mill treating ore from the Stockton Hill mine in southern Nevada county. The ore is trucked to the mine for reduction. DACIN DREDGING COMPANY The Dacin dragline boat has been hauled upon the bank out of range of high water after completing quite a Tun on gravel along Wolf Creek on the Maben and adjoining properties in southern Nevada county. The company is doing some testing’ on the Champion mine gravel deposits along Deer Creek west of Nevada City. * Naw Tudor Plate Gifts for Children. IN COLOR! GUARANTEED — the Color Can’t Come Off! Single pieces, 2 Pc. Educator Sets, 3 Piece Child’s Sets and Cups—all with the bright colors children love — Blue, Pink, Red. : , a HARTUNG’S DEPENDABLE JEWELERS 124 Mill St. Grass Valley WHY IS— j Stag Hair Oil —SO POPULARBecause it keeps the hair glossy and héalthy looking and is not messy or harmful—and can be easily rinsed out. You should try it— IN 25c AND 35c BOTTLES AT YOUR REXALL DRUG STORE CANDY SPECIAL CADET . Butter Cream Wrapped Caramels, Assorted Flavors. Delicious! Regularly 35c Ib. NOW 29c Lb. R. E. HARRIS THE Rexall Phone DRUG STORE 100 Phone 100. We Deliver HARD TO GET Hop-a-long Cassidy in young love, evada Theatre Dick Powell and Olivia deHaviland im a love comedy, in which world loves the damosel on whom he’s set his heart. SATURDAY GIRLS ON PROBATION “IN OLD MEXICO.” SUNDAY YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOUWith Lionnel Barrymore, Jean Arthur and James Stewart. It’s the great Pulitzer prize play. Everything in one human beings leading their own happy lives, all except the lover the Story’ of America’s dangerous daughters. Also William Boyd as picture, zest, gayety, BOY! THAT FEELS &G00D! A Circulating Heater burning StandardStove Oilspells comfortwith a capital “C”. Uniform, healthful, dependable heat. And how this combination can cut your fuel bills — for a Circulating Heater Spreads its warmth throughout all the rooms it heats. And Standard Stove Oil is such economical fuel! Alpha St Nevada City Phone 5 Grass Valley ing in his section looks very promising. ores, Ltd. MIMME MONI, Sony _ Phone 88 a