January 30, 1947 (6 pages)

GRASS VALLEY: Miss Alice C. “Schiftner and Leo J. Todd were marwed in a dowhle ring ceremony in the dist Church Saturday evening a6 : pastor, Rev. Jesse R. Rudkin. = Milne bride is a daughter of Mr. and irs. Arthur E. Gammond. Mra. Z ‘Prancis Hammond; the bride’s sisfer in law was bridesmaid and Bypedagrarrd brother of the bridegroom Was best man. Jamies Everett was w@het The bride groom: ts the son ‘laged 13 years. He died in the home took place Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Hooper and Weaver Mortuary for -Fred,™. Miller, who died Sundas ¢vening at his -home, 262 South Auntburn, St. The services : will he private. Rev. W. W:. Turner . wilt “conduct. ‘the service. Amterment . will be in Elm Ridge. Cemetery. Miller was a native of Grass Vallay in which. he was born. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Gertrude Miller, a son, Manning Miller, Huntington Beach, A} }tege of Engin . Spanish A jing his discharge, engaged in @ivil and mining engineering. He wag coun. ty surveyor and latér manager of the office he was succeeded by William . Durbrow. For many years lie served } State Highway Commission. . the Grass Valley gymnasium’ for the . ta Foothill League, i ]]. with no defeats on either side. . Tuesday. night. took .the game from . Placer Jianior’g-A: feam with a touch and go game that was anybody’s un\was Williams, forward; wit 10 i\ ter of Placer, with 12 baskets. . was 33 to and a daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Mey_er, Sacramento. He fepves ‘three grandchildren, Phe deceased was a eradiaate of ithe ee of California's Col-ing, a veteran of Ape ican War, and followNevada Irrigation District, in which ‘ag an engineer in the employ “of thes ley varsity basketball tomorrow night in first game of the season in the Sierenter game the ” Nevada City’s Yelowjacket A team til the fimat whistle blew. The score was: Nevada City 38 and Placer: 31. ‘High tien for the Nevada City boys . points to his credit, and Olivari, cenThe Nevada’ City B teams, ndwever lost to Placer’a Bees. The a:ore 0 fn favor of the visitors. . {High man for the/Nevada Clty Bees 1€8, eenter with Ts points and 8 were Mr. and Mara. R. . Sutter sped ss Snag Todd, of aed Mis, Frank Se. 4 Clark Hutch’ Mar«with which our Lord was most severe. “. The sins He eo ruthlessly condemned} . *we too often regand very lightly, in-i, i] ‘. them at all, (NEVADA. TY: The ‘Nevada Ciiy : were to undertake the very unpleasthusbandman shows how ‘keenly our of. what excuse is there for the sin: of By The Reverend Angus Miller Rector of Trinity Episcopal Church INGRATITUDE An eminent preacher writing in a religious paper once made this remark: “iknow there are. immense numibers of people to whonpr tite word ‘sin’ conveys nothing --more’ than a vague notion of ‘being morally imperfect.” Thedlogianscomplain that this generation is ‘lacking in the same sense of sin.’ , With all respect to the theologians dare I siggest that ordinary, everyday people are sometimes ‘lacking jn the sense of sin, b’evause parsons, have narrowed down too much the meaning of the word ‘sin’. ‘Sin’ too often means. some bredch of the moral code and sometimes just a breach of thé ecclesiasiical: code. ‘Read the Gospel again and you will find that the’ sins Which cur Tord most severely condemned were not these which are mostly usually indluded ‘in our ecclesiastical list. I. do! not of course, hold any. brief or offer: ‘any excuse for such ‘sins as adultary,, stealing, murder and the like. I do] j say; however, that these are-not sins deed, too often we do not condemn sins: I think people will do far better to think about the virtues than.toy cultivate a state “of: sin. I would}. certainly include among the . most} serious sins -that of ingratitude if I ant task of creating a list of eins. Our Lord Himself was subject ‘to the basest of ingratitude. ‘He camé) into His own and His own received f Him not.’ there is a totich of bitter inony -in-His ¢omment:-‘A: prophet is Hot without honour save in his own country.’ The parable of the ‘wicked . JLord felt the aatbnishing ingratitude: which the pedple to whom ‘He: came: showed. “Father forgive them, for they know hot what they do” is Div-. iné, but does not hide the base in-’ . gratitude which rendered that petition necessary. Sing of passion may. have the ex-' couse of the frailty of human nature and the strength of temptation. But} ingratitude? It is all 60 meedless, Surely to be grate'n] for what .we have received sh:-'d not reqaire much effort. It is just mere thought-. . essness or is it lack of imagination . that makes ug all fall short in this j matter so often? : Ingratitude is a miserable business. Just thoughtlessness? But con-. ‘sider how it “hurts people, discours. ages them, hinders the flow of human kindness, promotes bitterness an@ despair. . Say “thank you’. there’s many a hard working person to whom a bcommect @) cords and appliances on I do pot wish to.make out alist of . SDA ere me THUR — LLEY NUGGET . PERS FUSES tre: oy the rim ii screw in a To replace a tiown fuse, first dis-. new one. 9: crosses the Colorado Hivey ith’ ‘Canyon national;park for agg The climate of San Francisco ia. pedestrans, saddle and pag characterized. by relatively cool sum-. from one side of the canyon mers and warm winters. other, ; ihe Hght cirenit. Being sure your hands are dry, unstrew the blown fuse; whose window is usually disDOWN! DOWN! DOWN! The Bottom Has Dropped Out! Here is the Value in Bedroom ‘Sets You Have Been Waiting for, Don’t Pass Up This Chance to Furnish That Bedroom Now at Prices You Can Afford! QUALITY! VALUE! SATISFACTION! . kindly word of thanks will come like . @ ray of sunshine on a gloomy day. . There’s many a struggling worker . Lin the church and out of it to whon ‘thé gracious act of recognition will };mMean renewed strength and courage. . } ‘Mt is one of the most puzzling} . tacts of human nature that some/. jDedple thate to be put under an ob. ! gation.’ ‘They actually resent it ‘be. x SET. Limed Oak or Walnut Finish that someone else has had to sive} }them a helping hand. Ifyou feel the jemberrissment of being under any . @ . Sbligation, discharge it in the rie : wey—by showing your grakitude. : Above all, be grateful for the common gifts we ail enjoy. Be grate. 2 ful for heal fot means, for the sun}jshine, for spring, for the flowers. }Be grateful for life. After all, it is ‘a ‘}wonderful gift. We are all extreme [47 reluctant. to part with it. Yet we {ll Tarely show gratirade for it. say, jthegk you.” — <thiose : 4} &re Victinie of tuberculosis! grate: . }} fel for your, geod health, BUpport the E mnrat: £0 Titnene” CONSISTS OF . sheeey eee SET A ae IE RR SNR AR AUER ERR REM EL ate te . Aa PP de Bt oy

GRASS VALLEY: Miss Alice C. “Schiftner and Leo J. Todd were marwed in a dowhle ring ceremony in the dist Church Saturday evening a6 : pastor, Rev. Jesse R. Rudkin. = Milne bride is a daughter of Mr. and irs. Arthur E. Gammond. Mra. Z ‘Prancis Hammond; the bride’s sisfer in law was bridesmaid and Bypedagrarrd brother of the bridegroom Was best man. Jamies Everett was w@het The bride groom: ts the son ‘laged 13 years. He died in the home took place Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Hooper and Weaver Mortuary for -Fred,™. Miller, who died Sundas ¢vening at his -home, 262 South Auntburn, St. The services : will he private. Rev. W. W:. Turner . wilt “conduct. ‘the service. Amterment . will be in Elm Ridge. Cemetery. Miller was a native of Grass Vallay in which. he was born. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Gertrude Miller, a son, Manning Miller, Huntington Beach, A} }tege of Engin . Spanish A jing his discharge, engaged in @ivil and mining engineering. He wag coun. ty surveyor and latér manager of the office he was succeeded by William . Durbrow. For many years lie served } State Highway Commission. . the Grass Valley gymnasium’ for the . ta Foothill League, i ]]. with no defeats on either side. . Tuesday. night. took .the game from . Placer Jianior’g-A: feam with a touch and go game that was anybody’s un\was Williams, forward; wit 10 i\ ter of Placer, with 12 baskets. . was 33 to and a daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Mey_er, Sacramento. He fepves ‘three grandchildren, Phe deceased was a eradiaate of ithe ee of California's Col-ing, a veteran of Ape ican War, and followNevada Irrigation District, in which ‘ag an engineer in the employ “of thes ley varsity basketball tomorrow night in first game of the season in the Sierenter game the ” Nevada City’s Yelowjacket A team til the fimat whistle blew. The score was: Nevada City 38 and Placer: 31. ‘High tien for the Nevada City boys . points to his credit, and Olivari, cenThe Nevada’ City B teams, ndwever lost to Placer’a Bees. The a:ore 0 fn favor of the visitors. . {High man for the/Nevada Clty Bees 1€8, eenter with Ts points and 8 were Mr. and Mara. R. . Sutter sped ss Snag Todd, of aed Mis, Frank Se. 4 Clark Hutch’ Mar«with which our Lord was most severe. “. The sins He eo ruthlessly condemned} . *we too often regand very lightly, in-i, i] ‘. them at all, (NEVADA. TY: The ‘Nevada Ciiy : were to undertake the very unpleasthusbandman shows how ‘keenly our of. what excuse is there for the sin: of By The Reverend Angus Miller Rector of Trinity Episcopal Church INGRATITUDE An eminent preacher writing in a religious paper once made this remark: “iknow there are. immense numibers of people to whonpr tite word ‘sin’ conveys nothing --more’ than a vague notion of ‘being morally imperfect.” Thedlogianscomplain that this generation is ‘lacking in the same sense of sin.’ , With all respect to the theologians dare I siggest that ordinary, everyday people are sometimes ‘lacking jn the sense of sin, b’evause parsons, have narrowed down too much the meaning of the word ‘sin’. ‘Sin’ too often means. some bredch of the moral code and sometimes just a breach of thé ecclesiasiical: code. ‘Read the Gospel again and you will find that the’ sins Which cur Tord most severely condemned were not these which are mostly usually indluded ‘in our ecclesiastical list. I. do! not of course, hold any. brief or offer: ‘any excuse for such ‘sins as adultary,, stealing, murder and the like. I do] j say; however, that these are-not sins deed, too often we do not condemn sins: I think people will do far better to think about the virtues than.toy

cultivate a state “of: sin. I would}. certainly include among the . most} serious sins -that of ingratitude if I ant task of creating a list of eins. Our Lord Himself was subject ‘to the basest of ingratitude. ‘He camé) into His own and His own received f Him not.’ there is a totich of bitter inony -in-His ¢omment:-‘A: prophet is Hot without honour save in his own country.’ The parable of the ‘wicked . JLord felt the aatbnishing ingratitude: which the pedple to whom ‘He: came: showed. “Father forgive them, for they know hot what they do” is Div-. iné, but does not hide the base in-’ . gratitude which rendered that petition necessary. Sing of passion may. have the ex-' couse of the frailty of human nature and the strength of temptation. But} ingratitude? It is all 60 meedless, Surely to be grate'n] for what .we have received sh:-'d not reqaire much effort. It is just mere thought-. . essness or is it lack of imagination . that makes ug all fall short in this j matter so often? : Ingratitude is a miserable business. Just thoughtlessness? But con-. ‘sider how it “hurts people, discours. ages them, hinders the flow of human kindness, promotes bitterness an@ despair. . Say “thank you’. there’s many a hard working person to whom a bcommect @) cords and appliances on I do pot wish to.make out alist of . SDA ere me THUR — LLEY NUGGET . PERS FUSES tre: oy the rim ii screw in a To replace a tiown fuse, first dis-. new one. 9: crosses the Colorado Hivey ith’ ‘Canyon national;park for agg The climate of San Francisco ia. pedestrans, saddle and pag characterized. by relatively cool sum-. from one side of the canyon mers and warm winters. other, ; ihe Hght cirenit. Being sure your hands are dry, unstrew the blown fuse; whose window is usually disDOWN! DOWN! DOWN! The Bottom Has Dropped Out! Here is the Value in Bedroom ‘Sets You Have Been Waiting for, Don’t Pass Up This Chance to Furnish That Bedroom Now at Prices You Can Afford! QUALITY! VALUE! SATISFACTION! . kindly word of thanks will come like . @ ray of sunshine on a gloomy day. . There’s many a struggling worker . Lin the church and out of it to whon ‘thé gracious act of recognition will };mMean renewed strength and courage. . } ‘Mt is one of the most puzzling} . tacts of human nature that some/. jDedple thate to be put under an ob. ! gation.’ ‘They actually resent it ‘be. x SET.. Limed Oak or Walnut Finish that someone else has had to sive} }them a helping hand. Ifyou feel the jemberrissment of being under any . @ . Sbligation, discharge it in the rie : wey—by showing your grakitude. : Above all, be grateful for the common gifts we ail enjoy. Be grate. 2 ful for heal fot means, for the sun}jshine, for spring, for the flowers. }Be grateful for life. After all, it is ‘a ‘}wonderful gift. We are all extreme [47 reluctant. to part with it. Yet we {ll Tarely show gratirade for it. say, jthegk you.” — <thiose : 4} &re Victinie of tuberculosis! grate: . }} fel for your, geod health, BUpport the E mnrat: £0 Titnene” CONSISTS OF . sheeey eee SET A ae IE RR SNR AR AUER ERR REM EL ate te . Aa PP de Bt oy