June 10, 1938 (6 pages)

. NSE ape OCH PAGE SIX Gertrude Wild, Genasci, BilerErnestine Tischer, Plorence man, Gertrude Jones, Lois Ennor, Owen Samora, Mae Arbogas:, Reita . i, Anna C. Tucker, Mrs. AugustinMrs. sezhine Secial Events Miss Madeline Himes HOLD SCRAP BOOK IN TR'T() {CIVIC CLUB TOLAST FORTY FOUR T0 SEASON'S MEETING Ida Guenther, Mrs. Ella N. Austin, Miss Madeline Himes was tenderMrs. Isabel Heffelfinger the Rostess . ed a grand surprise when her friends and her mother. and co-workers at «he tourt house Miss Helen Sutton and Gene Turner are Wed in fancy dress costumes burst in up on her at her home on Piety Hill on Tuesday, night, the occasion be the last méeting of the i : e pide lS dt cute 0 See ‘ny Nigeig oe ees esate the Sutton home: in. / . H. H. Buckner of He is retiring after this yeare Rev. per table centered with a large beauDewnieville. being; is m A very enjoyable progra City performed the cere; Nevada tiful birthday cake. prepared by Mr. Leslie and Mrs. Libmicmy. Those who enjoyed the happy afbey for the event. b:-will include two} at marriage fair were: Misses Bernice Clemo, Jo-. class songs. ‘Memories’, rsonal: De GRADUATION . , ates of all ages. Diaries, Memory Books, Autograph Books, Cameras and Albums, Toiletries, Shaving Sets, Brush and Comb Sets, Wallets, Brief Cases, Perfumes, Atomiz ers, Tennis Rackets, Typewriters, Etc. GRADUATION CARDS Complete assortment 5c and up R. E. HARRIS PHONE Rexall 100 Drug Store DANCE : EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT ! At . LAKE . }OLYMPIA 4 will sing the verse, in . tae of Con —and— His 10-Piece Orchestra DANCING FROM 9 TO 2 Admission, per couple .. $1.00 (Plus Tax) Extra Ladies ...--.-------.25c at Grand the Parlor which commitiee members who . . lieve it worthy of a prize, as being FOR IMPROVED © { entirely donee by the ladies them selves. The book is divided. into several departments, the first being Parlor Publicity for which the greater num CITY SANITATION . ber of points are offered and thanks A. garbage disposal second L. and Mrs. H._ Engle-. Federation of Wcmen’s Clubs May jin Plaéeryille Thursday, . held 27, Belle . Mrs. James Penrose and Mrs. vice first -as Douglass Were re-elected ayetean and are due the Nugget and Union for their aid in this respect. ly. president and treasurer respective duce the number stood of each decade in the life of Califorboys will render a few selections ©2 . ject. He declared that the city nia. their harmonicas. Principal Walter); need of an ordinance requiring all their garCarlson will present diplomas to the) nouseholders to dispose ofduly licen . tollowing young graduates: Everett . pace through a collector Pioneer Department shows photo graphs and articles of ‘‘old timers”’ of both sexes. It is expected that Austin, Thomas Evereti Ashton, Ben sed by the city. He stated that this photos of other pioneers may be addon ingt Wash of Blay es Charl Mrs. B. Barry, Maxine Fern Beaton, Gan would do away with the present haped within a few days. or Tuesday. was a Nevada City visit Benuzzi, Tillit Erica Benuzzi, Doro-} hazard dumping of tin cans and re Her thother Mrs. Sarah Morrison of . thy Helen Besso, Eleanor Pauline . fuse along highways and streams. Flint, Michigan, has arrived to spend Besso, Louis Francis Butz, Leroy Cal-; tse summer with her. ~ George R. Osterman, former Nevada City resident, took part in the Shriner convention in Los Angeles Dr Bernard Hummelt, who in Mrs. W. E. Young and Mrs. Jessie “Costa will leave for San Jose Sun, day to be in that city in time for en‘campment of Veterans of Foreign , Wars and the Auxiliaries. Mrs. Young ; was chosen a delegate from Banner . Mt. Post, V. F. W. Auxiliary a hot sprin danger of polluting the the geyser muddy water. He has old geyse moth, Mr. Gwin found Margaret May Shearer, Gale AnnetE. Kjorlie, Dr. Bernard Hummelt and te Smith, Thaddeus Eugene Sigourq Otis Brown to draw up a petition to ney, Raymond Sowden, Billy Bob the city council, secure signatures Turner, Theadore’. Vassion, Alice to it from the club membership and Marie Wagner, Joseph Louis Widauf, such other citizens as may desire to and Jonnnie Jack Wong. This class sign it. is smaller than the fonmer classes. City Attorney Frank Finnegan Grammar school mothers of the called attention to the fact that neargraduating class will give a lunohly. two years ago he drew up such an eon. at the National Hotel after the ordinance but that a group of citizgraduation exercises. ens at that time protested and the SWIM POOL NOW ~ OPEN FOR SEASON city council had not yet acted upon time he has seen the stock of these famous preparations, WATERMAN AND PARKER DUOFOLD FOUNTAIN PENS AND PENCILS Yard¢y Toilet Articles, Leather Gifts-in Bill Folds, and Key Cases, Gift Stationery Graduation Cards of All Kinds 5c to 5()c Parlor activities modern. and DICKERMAN photo ing, assisted ‘Mrs. open on weeks days from 1:00 p. m. by Mrs. Evelima Anna Drug Store Tucker. Skeahan left Weda NEVADA CITY nesday for San Francisco for a vis Nevada Theatre SS SSS FRIDAY HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT SATURDAY THE LAST GANGSTER: co: 33.2 Edward ® Caesar G. to Robinson “eet?” the bride who quit him and shoot it out with the double And WILD HORSE RODEO with the Three Mesquiteers resurcrossers. recting a broken down jodeo outfit. — a; SUNDAY Clark Gable, Myrna Loy and Spencer Tracy TEST PILOT: a dramatization'of daring feats among ®Sthe perils of the airways. A fiery romance punctuated with flaming crashes, ‘and hheart-socking love episodes, thrills and pulse-pounding adventure. it. Robert Hendricks stated that the Canadian provincial governments enforced regulations for chlorination of water supplies not only to. 9:00 p. m. and on Sundays from 12:00 to 9:00. p. m. On Thursday been traveling over this route the the pool closes at 5:30 p. m. for past eight years and this is the first lraining and cleaning. When this is r spouting red We are’ agents for Lentheric and always have a complete has done much of the interior letter water sup Irene Jeanne Odegaard, Frank O’-. The president of the club, at the Shaughnessy, Verna® Pitts, Florence} conclusion of he discussion apMarie Rickard, William Patrick Roe,, pointed a committee consisting of H. and near, Mam rance, Talcum Both Powder, Compacts, Bath Salts —also— Shanghai Asphodele and caption done by ‘Mrs. George Kagerer, who Douglas H. Noble, Betty O'Connor, , ply was immeasurably increased. for ail The municipal swim pool openea municipalities but also for all mining ito Bishop going via Reno, over the at noon, Sunday, June 12, and more camps and other. industrial plants They found good recent week end. than’ 600 have already enjoyed a outside municipalities. He stated that roads but melting snows made the swim Veryl Gray, manager of the he believed thiat they should not cost streams muddy practically all the pool states that the pool will be! a great deal. William Lee remarked gs At Powder, Perfume, Frag vin Christenson, Catherine Coolidge, . address before the club some months graph of Nevada City Lucille Delorius Danos, Margaret M. . ago called attention to the need of a i family enjoyed a 273 mile moor trip way. and the cover shows a City seven years ago. His Mexican ent Larson Henwood, William Ches. with it. that added DeWitt Nelson regalia is gay and colorful. Mr. and ter Hullender, Robert Lester Jayne, more than one ishundred thousand Mrs. Osterman are preparing to come Billie Louise Keller, Marilyn Jean . coming into adjacent watersheds for to Nevada City for the 4th of July Lee, Wanda Lystrup, George Marin-, the sports, winter recreation and and it iis expected he will wear his kovich, Clifford Howard Masterson,. : home. LENTHERIC TWEED TOILETRIES ‘Relic pages contain souvenirs and programs an Deason, Gordon Arthur Douglas, . chlorination system stated that with Vernon Hicher, Robert Farmer, Bet-. the increasing numbers building cotover the seventh, eighth and ninth of ty LaVerne Foote, Richard Tae tages in the woods and along all the this week. He took his degree in this Gregory, Marguerite Lucille Hafel-. roads there is increasing danger of division of Masonry in old Mexico finger, Francis LeRoy Held, Clem-. contamination of the water supply. costume on this occasion. M. I. Dow, who has been in Los . Angeles for several months, returned_to this city this week. He left his wife with a daughter and she re“mains critically ill. She was ill when she left here and was in a hospital for some time, recovering sufficiently recently to go to her daughters GIFTS For The GRADUATES have The Historical department deals the way of chlorination for the dowith matters of special interest in two) give also” will or O'Conn ty . ing bright, Ras ‘raurned from atted Gift of mestic water supply were discussed California, past and present and the “The entitled, s ‘Junior College in Sacramento the speeche Music,’". py the Rotary club at luncheon yesFashion Department represen:s the of Gif: “The Speech,” and past term. respectively. Marilyn Lee will intro-. terday. broached the subchanges in dress and transportation Draper Hal At a.meeting of the Tri-County s. The eighth grade . zressman ional Forest at Nevada City and Rollin Banta will be entered in a the past eight months = are “justly proud of their achievement and be se ‘ ion for Nevada City in song. William C. Hullender and Betby ot er sanitat turesque and Dignified Ballroom. om Engagement by Request book worked patiently on the project for the, “Barefoot Trail.’’ Misses Betty and Margaret May Shearzr Northern Californfa’s Most Pic Maintenance Day Ball contest Tie ROTARY 10 ASK Connor ‘Mrs Costa was selected as alternate. M. Gwin, administrative as-. _ Cc. ! sistant on the staff of the Tahoe Na SATURDAY NIGHT — JUNE 11 This: sasenaemmpaaeniaiaiaibiii BA La a «ee ose eee sw — soe, <i 5 cma that to install a system that would emit chlorine in direct ratio to the gallonage running into the water mains ‘would probably necessitate securing and paying for the best de completed the water is again turned vices and expert supervision in inIt spouting hot water and steam. in and it is ready for use by noon of stalling them. started last fall and has been golng Friday. Dr. Hummelt was asked to conly ever. since. continuous tinue his investigation of the matter Judge Raglan Tuttle returned the Mr. and Mrs. VanEvery of Galt moand to recomimend a course of action first of the week from a brief visit tored to Nevada City Wednesday eveto be followed by the club in aiding with his wife in San Francisco. Mrs. ning bringing their daughter, Mrs. a movement to secure proper chlorTuttle was called to the city to be Verle Gray, and infant daughter. ination of the water supply. It was near her brother whois very ill. Mrs. Gray will remain to be with her suggested that federal aid might be husband who is in charge of the obtained. municipal swimming pool. Charles Genasci motored to Sacramento this week to meet his nephew, Milton Comozzy, of Ellensberg, Washington. Mr. Comozzy hias been aittending the Shriners convention in Due to the annual settlement at Los Angeles. this mint, deposits received after Mr. and Mrs. R. B. WGarris left June 17, 1938 will not be*liquidated Tuesday for a two weeks vacation. until July 1, 1938. Deposits received Mrs. Harris went to San Francisco prior to that date or later than June and Mr. Harris was joined there by; 27, will be liquidated in the: cuswe Value $29.75 his brother from Los Angeles and tomary five days. Pierced Serving Tray they are on their way to Seattle, Value $8.00 where they will visit relatives. Mr. Harris stated they would drive up the Tarnish-Proof Chest Redwood highway and icontinue up Value $5.00 the coast route as far as possible. Robert Elliott, oldest brother of Charles Elliott of this city, and wife of Seattle, arrived in Nevada City Wednesday evening for a visit. Jim Dolan, who had his left foot amputated in a San Francisco hosRollin Banta and his 11-piece orpital this week, is getting along TILE: eee RCS Let us show you our large line of appropriate gifts for gradu partner who is ill in the French hos pital. RN GIFTS Jackson and _ O'-. Englebright, son some time in Sacramento and is now While visiting in San Francisco. there he called on Jim Dolan his school) oreign Affairs’ will be presented Robin-. ‘convenes in Santa Barbara, June 29. eae bideceatn! Se grade students eae Sa Monday by Mrs Kathleen sented at a tastefully arranged sup gave her a the tie ‘. which “Books on International and beautiful gold locket wiich was pre with a gift ard the growp of Twin Cities Clothing Company, spent on man, has arranged a series of four urday. {katks on current books, the first of Sutton, daughter. of when 44 e‘’ghth of_ graduation Sutton of Downie. ceive b-eir diploma Carl Mrs. ye. and . son, y lle and Gene Turner, son of the late} from grammar school. This will also be Principal Walter . Harry Turner of Sa ley were united . Each guest presented Miss Himes Jack Grizzle, part owner The Native Daughters Scrap Book will be on display in the window of Mrs. George Legg, literary chairthe Nugget office tomorrow and Sat tb els Aare oe “hoy com Helen Miss ing her birthday. season einen STATECONTEST The Weinen’s Oe: Club will hold GRADUATE FROM ' Ha M. Austin, Mrs. Woodruffe, Mrs. Surprise Hostess -,. FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1938. NEVADACITY NUGGET Se S. F. MINT MAKES "52 Piece Service for 8 ROLUINBANTA SAT.NIGHT AT OLYMPIA PARK TUDOR PLATE BY ONEIDA COMMUNITY SILVERSMITHS e A Perfect Gift for Any Bride! This stunning solid wood chest, containing 52 gleaming pieces of lovely TUDOR ' . PLATE, plus a beautifully decorated 12” Serving Tray Plenty of fine silverware to LIMITED TiME. —**°* set your table in style. . ae OFFER A 52'Piece Set contains: 16 Teaspoons, ‘ SALAD $§ °° . 8 Dessert Spoons, 8 Knives, 8 Forks, 8 Salad Serving Spoons, . Butter Knife, S ’ G N U T HAR (24 MILL STREET—GRASS VALLEY nicely. aes ge eg Re = SU 2 gills aS RED: fie ey ae = » chestra that appears at Olympia’ Rev. John Telfer, retired MethodPark Saturday, June 11, for another ist minister who formerly lived in engagement by request has been votNevada City is visiting friends: here. ed as the most popular group of The state division of highways dance musicians for the season of crews are oiling different sections of 1937-1938 by the Pi Delta Kappa and the highways. The new road mixture Kappa Alpha Pi fraternities. Their is being spread between Rough and style of music has found great favor Ready and Marysville on the Tahoe with the college. crowds. Rollin Banta himself has won Ukiah highway or route 20. They are also improving the shoulders of the much praise*on his clarinet solos highway in the same section. Yesterand his unique arrangements that day a truck and men repaired paveset feet a tappin’. Musicians of other ment on Broad street in Nevada name orchestras ‘consider Randolph City, this being a portion of their Cleveland, the rhythm man, as one (of the “best in the grove,’ drumhighway. The many friends of Joe O’Neill,. ‘mers on the stands today. The vocalist, Sammy Nicoletti, has who is critically ill with pneumonia Columbia’s at the Nevada City Sanitarium, will appeared over KRFC, ‘be pleased to know that he is showBroadcasting System on many occaing steady progress in his recovery. sions. A FEW 1937 KELVINATOR ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS BRAND NEW ° Just as they came ‘from the factory — _ACT: NOW! THEY'RE BARGAINS—SO Alpha Stores, Ltd. Nevada City Phone 5 Grass Valley Phone 88 SMALL DOWN PAYMENTS— EASY TERMS! 4 tae igre ce pace oiling

. NSE ape OCH PAGE SIX Gertrude Wild, Genasci, BilerErnestine Tischer, Plorence man, Gertrude Jones, Lois Ennor, Owen Samora, Mae Arbogas:, Reita . i, Anna C. Tucker, Mrs. AugustinMrs. sezhine Secial Events Miss Madeline Himes HOLD SCRAP BOOK IN TR'T() {CIVIC CLUB TOLAST FORTY FOUR T0 SEASON'S MEETING Ida Guenther, Mrs. Ella N. Austin, Miss Madeline Himes was tenderMrs. Isabel Heffelfinger the Rostess . ed a grand surprise when her friends and her mother. and co-workers at «he tourt house Miss Helen Sutton and Gene Turner are Wed in fancy dress costumes burst in up on her at her home on Piety Hill on Tuesday, night, the occasion be the last méeting of the i : e pide lS dt cute 0 See ‘ny Nigeig oe ees esate the Sutton home: in. / . H. H. Buckner of He is retiring after this yeare Rev. per table centered with a large beauDewnieville. being; is m A very enjoyable progra City performed the cere; Nevada tiful birthday cake. prepared by Mr. Leslie and Mrs. Libmicmy. Those who enjoyed the happy afbey for the event. b:-will include two} at marriage fair were: Misses Bernice Clemo, Jo-. class songs. ‘Memories’, rsonal: De GRADUATION . , ates of all ages. Diaries, Memory Books, Autograph Books, Cameras and Albums, Toiletries, Shaving Sets, Brush and Comb Sets, Wallets, Brief Cases, Perfumes, Atomiz ers, Tennis Rackets, Typewriters, Etc. GRADUATION CARDS Complete assortment 5c and up R. E. HARRIS PHONE Rexall 100 Drug Store DANCE : EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT ! At . LAKE . }OLYMPIA 4 will sing the verse, in . tae of Con —and— His 10-Piece Orchestra DANCING FROM 9 TO 2 Admission, per couple .... $1.00 (Plus Tax) Extra Ladies ......--..-------.25c at Grand the Parlor which commitiee members who . . lieve it worthy of a prize, as being FOR IMPROVED © { entirely donee by the ladies them selves. The book is divided. into several departments, the first being Parlor Publicity for which the greater num CITY SANITATION . ber of points are offered and thanks A. garbage disposal second L. and Mrs. H._ Engle-. Federation of Wcmen’s Clubs May jin Plaéeryille Thursday, . held 27, Belle . Mrs. James Penrose and Mrs. vice first -as Douglass Were re-elected ayetean and are due the Nugget and Union for their aid in this respect. ly. president and treasurer respective duce the number stood of each decade in the life of Califorboys will render a few selections ©2 . ject. He declared that the city nia. their harmonicas. Principal Walter); need of an ordinance requiring all their garCarlson will present diplomas to the) nouseholders to dispose ofduly licen . tollowing young graduates: Everett . pace through a collector Pioneer Department shows photo graphs and articles of ‘‘old timers”’ of both sexes. It is expected that Austin, Thomas Evereti Ashton, Ben sed by the city. He stated that this photos of other pioneers may be addon ingt Wash of Blay es Charl Mrs. B. Barry, Maxine Fern Beaton, Gan would do away with the present haped within a few days. or Tuesday. was a Nevada City visit Benuzzi, Tillit Erica Benuzzi, Doro-} hazard dumping of tin cans and re Her thother Mrs. Sarah Morrison of . thy Helen Besso, Eleanor Pauline . fuse along highways and streams. Flint, Michigan, has arrived to spend Besso, Louis Francis Butz, Leroy Cal-; tse summer with her. ~ George R. Osterman, former Nevada City resident, took part in the Shriner convention in Los Angeles Dr Bernard Hummelt, who in Mrs. W. E. Young and Mrs. Jessie “Costa will leave for San Jose Sun, day to be in that city in time for en‘campment of Veterans of Foreign , Wars and the Auxiliaries. Mrs. Young ; was chosen a delegate from Banner . Mt. Post, V. F. W. Auxiliary a hot sprin danger of polluting the the geyser muddy water. He has old geyse moth, Mr. Gwin found Margaret May Shearer, Gale AnnetE. Kjorlie, Dr. Bernard Hummelt and te Smith, Thaddeus Eugene Sigourq Otis Brown to draw up a petition to ney, Raymond Sowden, Billy Bob the city council, secure signatures Turner, Theadore’. Vassion, Alice to it from the club membership and Marie Wagner, Joseph Louis Widauf, such other citizens as may desire to and Jonnnie Jack Wong. This class sign it. is smaller than the fonmer classes. City Attorney Frank Finnegan Grammar school mothers of the called attention to the fact that neargraduating class will give a lunohly. two years ago he drew up such an eon. at the National Hotel after the ordinance but that a group of citizgraduation exercises. ens at that time protested and the SWIM POOL NOW ~ OPEN FOR SEASON city council had not yet acted upon time he has seen the stock of these famous preparations, WATERMAN AND PARKER DUOFOLD FOUNTAIN PENS AND PENCILS Yard¢y Toilet Articles, Leather Gifts-in Bill Folds, and Key Cases, Gift Stationery Graduation Cards of All Kinds 5c to 5()c Parlor activities modern. and DICKERMAN photo ing, assisted ‘Mrs. open on weeks days from 1:00 p. m. by Mrs. Evelima Anna Drug Store Tucker. Skeahan left Weda NEVADA CITY nesday for San Francisco for a vis Nevada Theatre SS SSS FRIDAY HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT SATURDAY THE LAST GANGSTER: co: 33.2 Edward ® Caesar G. to Robinson “eet?” the bride who quit him and shoot it out with the double And WILD HORSE RODEO with the Three Mesquiteers resurcrossers. recting a broken down jodeo outfit. — a; SUNDAY Clark Gable, Myrna Loy and Spencer Tracy TEST PILOT: a dramatization'of daring feats among ®Sthe perils of the airways. A fiery romance punctuated with flaming crashes, ‘and hheart-socking love episodes, thrills and pulse-pounding adventure. it. Robert Hendricks stated that the Canadian provincial governments enforced regulations for chlorination of water supplies not only to. 9:00 p. m. and on Sundays from 12:00 to 9:00. p. m. On Thursday been traveling over this route the the pool closes at 5:30 p. m. for past eight years and this is the first lraining and cleaning. When this is r spouting red We are’ agents for Lentheric and always have a complete has done much of the interior letter water sup Irene Jeanne Odegaard, Frank O’-. The president of the club, at the Shaughnessy, Verna® Pitts, Florence} conclusion of he discussion apMarie Rickard, William Patrick Roe,, pointed a committee consisting of H. and near, Mam

rance, Talcum Both Powder, Compacts, Bath Salts —also— Shanghai Asphodele and caption done by ‘Mrs. George Kagerer, who Douglas H. Noble, Betty O'Connor, , ply was immeasurably increased. for ail The municipal swim pool openea municipalities but also for all mining ito Bishop going via Reno, over the at noon, Sunday, June 12, and more camps and other. industrial plants They found good recent week end. than’ 600 have already enjoyed a outside municipalities. He stated that roads but melting snows made the swim Veryl Gray, manager of the he believed thiat they should not cost streams muddy practically all the pool states that the pool will be! a great deal. William Lee remarked gs At Powder, Perfume, Frag vin Christenson, Catherine Coolidge, . address before the club some months graph of Nevada City Lucille Delorius Danos, Margaret M. . ago called attention to the need of a i family enjoyed a 273 mile moor trip way. and the cover shows a City seven years ago. His Mexican ent Larson Henwood, William Ches. with it. that added DeWitt Nelson regalia is gay and colorful. Mr. and ter Hullender, Robert Lester Jayne, more than one ishundred thousand Mrs. Osterman are preparing to come Billie Louise Keller, Marilyn Jean . coming into adjacent watersheds for to Nevada City for the 4th of July Lee, Wanda Lystrup, George Marin-, the sports, winter recreation and and it iis expected he will wear his kovich, Clifford Howard Masterson,. : home. LENTHERIC TWEED TOILETRIES ‘Relic pages contain souvenirs and programs an Deason, Gordon Arthur Douglas, . chlorination system stated that with Vernon Hicher, Robert Farmer, Bet-. the increasing numbers building cotover the seventh, eighth and ninth of ty LaVerne Foote, Richard Tae tages in the woods and along all the this week. He took his degree in this Gregory, Marguerite Lucille Hafel-. roads there is increasing danger of division of Masonry in old Mexico finger, Francis LeRoy Held, Clem-. contamination of the water supply. costume on this occasion. M. I. Dow, who has been in Los . Angeles for several months, returned_to this city this week. He left his wife with a daughter and she re“mains critically ill. She was ill when she left here and was in a hospital for some time, recovering sufficiently recently to go to her daughters GIFTS For The GRADUATES have The Historical department deals the way of chlorination for the dowith matters of special interest in two) give also” will or O'Conn ty . ing bright, Ras ‘raurned from atted Gift of mestic water supply were discussed California, past and present and the “The entitled, s ‘Junior College in Sacramento the speeche Music,’". py the Rotary club at luncheon yesFashion Department represen:s the of Gif: “The Speech,” and past term. respectively. Marilyn Lee will intro-. terday. broached the subchanges in dress and transportation Draper Hal At a.meeting of the Tri-County s. The eighth grade . zressman ional Forest at Nevada City and Rollin Banta will be entered in a the past eight months = are “justly proud of their achievement and be se ‘ ion for Nevada City in song. William C. Hullender and Betby ot er sanitat turesque and Dignified Ballroom. om Engagement by Request book worked patiently on the project for the, “Barefoot Trail.’’ Misses Betty and Margaret May Shearzr Northern Californfa’s Most Pic Maintenance Day Ball contest Tie ROTARY 10 ASK Connor ‘Mrs Costa was selected as alternate. M. Gwin, administrative as-. _ Cc. ! sistant on the staff of the Tahoe Na SATURDAY NIGHT — JUNE 11 This: sasenaemmpaaeniaiaiaibiii BA La a «ee ose eee sw — soe, <i 5 cma that to install a system that would emit chlorine in direct ratio to the gallonage running into the water mains ‘would probably necessitate securing and paying for the best de completed the water is again turned vices and expert supervision in inIt spouting hot water and steam. in and it is ready for use by noon of stalling them. started last fall and has been golng Friday. Dr. Hummelt was asked to conly ever. since. continuous tinue his investigation of the matter Judge Raglan Tuttle returned the Mr. and Mrs. VanEvery of Galt moand to recomimend a course of action first of the week from a brief visit tored to Nevada City Wednesday eveto be followed by the club in aiding with his wife in San Francisco. Mrs. ning bringing their daughter, Mrs. a movement to secure proper chlorTuttle was called to the city to be Verle Gray, and infant daughter. ination of the water supply. It was near her brother whois very ill. Mrs. Gray will remain to be with her suggested that federal aid might be husband who is in charge of the obtained. municipal swimming pool. Charles Genasci motored to Sacramento this week to meet his nephew, Milton Comozzy, of Ellensberg, Washington. Mr. Comozzy hias been aittending the Shriners convention in Due to the annual settlement at Los Angeles. this mint, deposits received after Mr. and Mrs. R. B. WGarris left June 17, 1938 will not be*liquidated Tuesday for a two weeks vacation. until July 1, 1938. Deposits received Mrs. Harris went to San Francisco prior to that date or later than June and Mr. Harris was joined there by; 27, will be liquidated in the: cuswe Value $29.75 his brother from Los Angeles and tomary five days. Pierced Serving Tray they are on their way to Seattle, Value $8.00 where they will visit relatives. Mr. Harris stated they would drive up the Tarnish-Proof Chest Redwood highway and icontinue up Value $5.00 the coast route as far as possible. Robert Elliott, oldest brother of Charles Elliott of this city, and wife of Seattle, arrived in Nevada City Wednesday evening for a visit. Jim Dolan, who had his left foot amputated in a San Francisco hosRollin Banta and his 11-piece orpital this week, is getting along TILE: eee RCS Let us show you our large line of appropriate gifts for gradu partner who is ill in the French hos pital. RN GIFTS Jackson and _ O'-. Englebright, son some time in Sacramento and is now While visiting in San Francisco. there he called on Jim Dolan his school) oreign Affairs’ will be presented Robin-. ‘convenes in Santa Barbara, June 29. eae bideceatn! Se grade students eae Sa Monday by Mrs Kathleen sented at a tastefully arranged sup gave her a the tie ‘. which “Books on International and beautiful gold locket wiich was pre with a gift ard the growp of Twin Cities Clothing Company, spent on man, has arranged a series of four urday. {katks on current books, the first of Sutton, daughter. of when 44 e‘’ghth of_ graduation Sutton of Downie. ceive b-eir diploma Carl Mrs. ye. and . son, y lle and Gene Turner, son of the late} from grammar school. This will also be Principal Walter . Harry Turner of Sa ley were united . Each guest presented Miss Himes Jack Grizzle, part owner The Native Daughters Scrap Book will be on display in the window of Mrs. George Legg, literary chairthe Nugget office tomorrow and Sat tb els Aare oe “hoy com Helen Miss ing her birthday. season einen STATECONTEST The Weinen’s Oe: Club will hold GRADUATE FROM ' Ha M. Austin, Mrs. Woodruffe, Mrs. Surprise Hostess -,. FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1938. NEVADACITY NUGGET Se S. F. MINT MAKES "52 Piece Service for 8 ROLUINBANTA SAT.NIGHT AT OLYMPIA PARK TUDOR PLATE BY ONEIDA COMMUNITY SILVERSMITHS e A Perfect Gift for Any Bride! This stunning solid wood chest, containing 52 gleaming pieces of lovely TUDOR ' . PLATE, plus a beautifully decorated 12” Serving Tray Plenty of fine silverware to LIMITED TiME. —**°* set your table in style. . ae OFFER A 52'Piece Set contains: 16 Teaspoons, ‘ SALAD $§ °° . 8 Dessert Spoons, 8 Knives, 8 Forks, 8 Salad Serving Spoons, . Butter Knife, S ’ G N U T HAR (24 MILL STREET—GRASS VALLEY nicely. aes ge eg Re = SU 2 gills aS RED: fie ey ae = » chestra that appears at Olympia’ Rev. John Telfer, retired MethodPark Saturday, June 11, for another ist minister who formerly lived in engagement by request has been votNevada City is visiting friends: here. ed as the most popular group of The state division of highways dance musicians for the season of crews are oiling different sections of 1937-1938 by the Pi Delta Kappa and the highways. The new road mixture Kappa Alpha Pi fraternities. Their is being spread between Rough and style of music has found great favor Ready and Marysville on the Tahoe with the college. crowds. Rollin Banta himself has won Ukiah highway or route 20. They are also improving the shoulders of the much praise*on his clarinet solos highway in the same section. Yesterand his unique arrangements that day a truck and men repaired paveset feet a tappin’. Musicians of other ment on Broad street in Nevada name orchestras ‘consider Randolph City, this being a portion of their Cleveland, the rhythm man, as one (of the “best in the grove,’ drumhighway. The many friends of Joe O’Neill,. ‘mers on the stands today. The vocalist, Sammy Nicoletti, has who is critically ill with pneumonia Columbia’s at the Nevada City Sanitarium, will appeared over KRFC, ‘be pleased to know that he is showBroadcasting System on many occaing steady progress in his recovery. sions. A FEW 1937 KELVINATOR ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS BRAND NEW ° Just as they came ‘from the factory — _ACT: NOW! THEY'RE BARGAINS—SO Alpha Stores, Ltd. Nevada City Phone 5 Grass Valley Phone 88 SMALL DOWN PAYMENTS— EASY TERMS! 4 tae igre ce pace oiling