June 2, 1939 (6 pages)

ay JUNE. 2, 1939. ‘NEVADA cITy NUGGET _ SB ehta etre Mw a demiutty of the pcial department welfore against dna Towle ,executrix. of the late The suit arles R. Glise estate. chatees that in obtaining the old age Hsion ; whose Clive. {NEVADA CO. DELEGATES 91 AT H. LEGG, AGE ~ MRS. A. A. U. W. MEETING Mrs. Hatie Legg, who will be 91 years of age July 1, received calls ‘ Mrs. Belnap Goldsmith, president __. from—many—relatives-_Tuesday_and. . theNevada—CountyUnitof _Uni-_ _of in erandher of s tke'visit enioved versity Women, returned early children, Bradley Legg and wife, and the’ week from San Francisco where . By JEAN MARTZ Miss Fidella Legg. The for next’ election year’s stu on Wedre‘dent body officers was held m-oximately $1790, failed to nesday with the following results: ‘port his assets #id property value. ent, Margie Clark; vice presi'Prosid The suit claims $1640 or double Elsie Schreiber; secretary, Osdent, relief the amount of the old age car Engstrom; treasurer, Adrienne warded Glise from April 1, 1935 to dt. The new officers will be he time of his death January 31, Barnhar today. Bach of the old o#d installe Do 938. Ina recent similar case lingo Casci of Nevada City return Mrs, Maud Gilbert (left) chief -icers will tell_ what the duty of the = “Ww one will-be. This year’s officers operator, and Miss Erline Gilliland, to the county approximately $500 president, John Muscardini; the obtained on an old age pension. were , LaVerne Willard; resident ivice . King; and treasmotored Byron , Long Irving secretary Mrs. and Mr. 40 Mierlia Trecday and decorated urer, June Hawke. graves of deceased family members. operator, of the Independent Tele phone Company of Pilot Rock, . Oregon, who were awarded bronze Vail medals for their initiative, courage and devotion to public service during the flood which swept Girls’ league elections will be held their daughter, Miss Margaret Long for president. This ‘Was visiting. She returned home with is Jean Martz. . i year’s c Telephone and George ‘F. Wilson, installer-repairman for The Pacifi ed a silver Vail Telegraph Company at Grass Valley, California, award dein an. extreme fortitu and nce persiste , courage uous conspic medal for his rd in the blizza a during e, effort to save the life of a fellow employe : GAME BOARD PICNIC Saturday. . AT CHALLENGE Commiss SUNDAY ion The Fish and Gamer members are holding their annual mountai Mrs. Helen Klingerman of Los An igeles came up and is visiting and program at Chiallenge, mother, Mrs. Ellen Walmsley. northwest of North San Juan, next picnic ns near Camptonville, California, on February 9, 1938. BACCALAUREATE SERMON . “The bleacher seats have been put “Migrant Situation” and also on the 22,. 1938. president she attended the national convention Norman waterfront disputes in San Francisco and also’ attended the banquet ‘the town of Pilot Rock, on June of Mrs. Long and then continued onsoon also. Margaret Odegaard. and ‘to Chico and Philbrook Valley where Doreen Watson have béen nominated Among others Shaw of the of the A. A. U. W. held at the Fairg@ibay district and Mrs. Hal Draper. ‘mont hotel on May 26, 27 and 28, as This highly respected pioneer is olddelegate of the Nevada City unit. er than Mrs, Mary Guenther of BoulSaturday other members went to der street but has not resided in San Francisco and attended the SatNevada City as long. as the : latter. lurday sessions and the banquet at Mrs. Guenther is 89 years of age and} the Fairmont Hotel. Members altercame to this city in 1856 while Mrs. hating, namély Mrs. Goldsmith, Mrs. Legg went as.a bride to the booming . George Lege, of Nevada City, Mrs. pioneer mining towns of Alpha and} Joan Cowley, Mrs. Rheba Terrell, Omega and came to Nevada City ; Mrs. Vera Ingram, Dr. Paula Tobseveral years later. She enjoys good . ias and Mrs. Homer Neil, reported a health and has a wealth of rich mem_ most profitable and enjoyable time. ories of pioneer. days in this county. They heard interesting talks on the calling were totals estate. HGH SCHOOL NOTES RN Geet OYye8 ‘led in the sanerior RELATIVES VISIT — _ Medal For Heroisin her , Sunday. This event is Isoked forward (Mr. and Mrs. Henry Allen of Chito with keen anticipation each year co and Mr. and Mrs. Broullard of and it-is expected about 2,500 people (Chico spent Decoration Day with will attend. The fish and game comAllens brother and wife. Mr. and ‘reate sermon It will be held» Sunday mission will compete with the highMrs. Robert»Allen in Nevada City. ‘night with the Rev Pateman delivcup way patrol officers for the ering the address. Miss Violette Burns the The Rev. Pateman is the new recawarded for highest score in Weds Mike Condon Gate tickets are issued to shoot. tor of Trinity Episcopal church. CAMPTONVILLE, June dV ie everyone who attends and this year The seniors will wear caps and of this pace, and Mike the prize is a launch, trailer and mogowns for Baccalaureate. Mrs. Liblette Burns Condon, of Freemans Crossing, were the whole being worth $500. tor bey. has ‘been training her choruses Toilet Ve Monday evening ing thinty three memmarried Saturday at Lovelock. The Bath ts to sing the following pieces: ‘‘OnBusiness Mary’s St. Mount of bers news was a surprise to their many Dusting P ward Christian Soldiers,’ “Abide . School of Grass Valley and four in ‘friends in this section. With Me,” and “Now the Day is ithe high school division will. receive In Paris, Emeraude, L’Orfgon, Mrs. Burns is the daughter ofMr. . Over.” They are aise practicing “The slapenaeds honors in St. Cecelias Chypre ad this o? . Morehe W. J. Mrs. and Trinity of s member two Lost Chord.’ Twenty J. R. ‘aduitorium. Most. Reverend place, and has spent the past several . present for a meet. Armstrong, Bishop of Sacramento, church guild were years in this vicinity. The groom has} KIDS DAY n for a regular afternoo y yesterda the ‘ing upon honors the ‘will confer Friday will be a gala day at the resided at. Freemans Crossing at the graduates. business session. It is the last meethigh school when the studen'ts dress Osselin property for the past several) Miss Marian Mohr, Nevada. City ing of the season the next one is to A ful two pound box of HAAS Prizes will be years fbeing associated in the mining girl and a business aebt graduate, ibe held in September. Some time up for ‘‘kids’’ day. fresh, delicious chocolates and given for the best costumes and the industry. specialties. Regular $1.00 ib. will give the salutatory address and was spent in making tea towels and “kids’’ will go to the school picnic They expect to make their home! Miss Frances Ruth McCarthy, high tea was poured at four o’cock, Mrs. NOW TWO POUNDS $1.00 { in the afternoon. Participation and in this section and have received conschool graduate, will be the valedicO. McCraney, vice president, presidQuantities limited on this cooperation is urged upon all stugratulations and best -wishes from' torian. ed in the absence of the president, Once-a-year Offer dents to make the day a success. the people of this community, The list of graduates are Virginia Mrs. E, M. Rector. up in the gymnasium and the gym is being made ready for the Baccalau Social Events MT. ST. MARYS GRADUATION MONDAY. EVE BATH REQUISITES BY COTY TRINITY GUILD HOLDS SEASON'S LAST MEETING @@ EXTRA SPECIAL If you want to make perfect home movies with a camera that . is in itselfa thing of beauty and fine craftsmanship, inspect the new “‘shelloading” Filmo 141. This fine 16 mm. camera is built by Bell & Howell, the _, makers of Hollywood’s preferred cinemachinery. It makes glorious color movies indoors and out. Makes s-l-o-w movies and animated cartoons, too. Filmo 141 has features which eliminate camera adjustments and prevent mistakes. With fine F 2.7 lens, now only $115. itt qu PHONE 67 Drorocxaprer “Nevada Co. Photo Center” i 107 Mill Street Grass Valley Hahn, Marguerite Hammond, Fran TENNIS TOURNEY es Ruth McCarthy, Aileen Ramelli, Miss Gladys Hanson In the progressing very rapidly. Weds Wm. E. Groves doubles tournament Barbara Phariss The girls’ tennis tournament is Mr. and Mrs. George Legg will go to Sacramento today and attend the ‘. Pauline Aaron, Richard George BasState Chamber of Commerce meettian, Carlton E. Beyer, Lois Deaoe ing following which they will go to , Corcoran, Marian Audrey Cnmmons CAMPTONVILLAQ, June 1.—Wiland Jean Martz have reached the San Francisco for a short visit durMarjorie Marian Eleanor Cornish, fourth round and are waiting for the liam E. Groves, son, of Mrs. Olive ing which they will attend the ex other contestants. In the K. Duffy, Margaret Louise Hocking,. singles Groves, of this place, and Miss Gladys position. THE Fexott DRUG STORE ‘Phone 100 have Mary Hanson, daughter of Mr: and Clayton Joseph Horan, Helen Ruth following the tournament Johnson, Mildred Pean Jory, Ellen ~ Doreen Mrs. Fred Hanson of Sierra City, reached the third round. Kitts, “Beatrice Gwendolyn Marie were married Wednesday afternoon, Laura Price, Bernice McForeman, at the home of the bride’s parents! . Quay, Dot Hoff, Jane Bennett, La Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hanson, at Sierra Rowett, Eileen Sanders, Albeno San-. Verne Willard, and Jean Martz. The “City, the ceremony being officiated taga, Iris LalNaire Shackelton, Helen girls are also ‘interested ’ in soft ball of Downieville. Marian Henwood, Erna Edlow John‘teams by Rev. Jorgeison form to and are planning Kathryn Virginia Kennedy, The young couple were attended by son, which will play even after school is Mr. Fred Hanson, Jr., and Miss LilElizabeth Agnes Reynolds, Alvera out. Suzanne Valeschini, lian Pride with Miss Mary Ellen, DuL. Simmons, Gladys Oleta Poor, Helen Margaret gan as maid or honor The bride, atLEAVING FOR SINGAPORE tired in blue lace, carrying a bouProvine, Ida Stewart, D. W. TownMr. and Mrs. Arthur Hughes and quet of white sweet peas, pinks and ley, Bette Mills, Marian Alice Mohr, son, Ross, will sail on the Presidént Cleveland today for Singapore where Mr. Hughes will relieve a mine sup Rowe, Oates, Geraldine snapdragons, was given away on the Hazel: Jane arm of her father. A large group Marjorie Mean Moore. Smart, Betty Marjorie Roesner, of relatives and friends, numbering erintendent for a nine month period, twenty three “were present at the preCity Nevada from Among those ceremony which was followed bu a riaring to go to the city to see them buffet dinner. Following the dinner emibark are Mrs. O. McCraney and son, David, Mrs. Don CARTER FAMILY HOLD WEEK END REUNION Mr. and Mrs. Bert Carter of Los C. Billick, Mrs. and a round of congratulations by Horace Curnow, Mrs. E. C, Uren. Nevada Theatre FRIDAY HOUND OF THE BASKERVILLES ous detective. ons most f The best known adventure of ficti ; Wendy Barrie Basil Hathbone in the role of Sherlock as Dr. Watson. SATURDAY Florence Rice, Una Merkel, ~ Ann Rutherford, Mayr Howard in an intimate behind ntic secrets of the girls scenes story of a nurses >world. Roma 4 GIRLS IN WHITE 4 All” with Tony Martin _ who hold your hand! Also Also “Winner Takes and Gloria Mewart, SUNDAY SERGEANT MADDE Wallace Beery is Ser geant Madden! He is the cop who is forced to trap, his own son. \A thrilling story of Duty ‘vs. Love. "Give Sous* Graduate A Thrill With a Gift of Permanent Value— Jewelry. Our stores, Nevada City and Grass Valley, offer a splendid friends, and the community at large the young couple left for Martinez where they will make their home. Before leaving the youthful popula: Angeles paid a surprise visit to re latives and friends in this section over the past holiday. They enjoyed PRICED FROM a family gathering at the R. Carter $179.95 tion of the town tendered them with ;home on Nevada street where ‘they an improrptu charivari and wished met for the first time in many years, Mrs. R. Carter, and children, George them happiness. ie Carter, Lawrence Carter and wife, Mrs. Yolanda, Morrison and husband. Birthdays Colebrated He called on Alfred Carter his uncle who did not recognize him, it was in 1887 when the two worked toA picnic party celebrating several gether. Bert Carter is a native of birthdays occurring in the month of reared at Virginia City but was . May, was held at the public camping North Bloomfield, he also went with (. grounds at White Cloud on the Tamembers of the Carter family to see '. At White Cloud Picnic hoe-Ukiah highway Saturday. In the, . birthday group were Mr. and Mrs. L, ihis counsin, Ray Carter, and revisit Mr. and scenes of his childhood. Mrs. Carter motored to Lake Tahoe is and Madge Nelson. About twenty Tuesday and left for their home Wedfour. children were present for the nesday. Mr. Carter is an engineer A. Hiscox, son, Lowell; George Lew . delicious picnie dinner, hiking and ‘games.’ Mr. Hiscox took a group of youngsters down to the South Yuba river and back and when they re turned that picnic lunch disappeared like magic. Also present for the delightful afternoon were the following grownups, Mr. and Mrs. 'Theo_ dore Nelson; Mrs. James Williams, Mrs, Glidden and Mr. and Mrs. Moya Hiscox. wray of gifts at appealing veg Miss Watters to Wed Milton Reid Miss Alberta Lois Watters of Gold Flat and Milton Thomas Reid for the Santa Fe railroad. EASTMANS MAKE S. F. HEADQUARTERS FOR YEAR. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Eastman will leave early in the week for San Francisco. Mr. and: Mrs: Hastman keep them have plans which will away from Nevada City for ahout a year, Mr. and Mrs. LaBoyteaux have leased ithe Hastman home on the Ridge Road for the time of their absence. Mr. LaBoyteaux is a retired engineer and he and Mrs. LaBony friends in Nevada of teaux have many They at one time leased the Grass Valley will ‘bg married at an City. moon the young couple will reside During their absence the Eastmans will make their headquarters Judge Geo. L. Jones home on Neinformal service in the Methodist ‘vada street when Judge and Mrs. church Saturday morning, June 3, Jones resided in San Francisco for a 1939 at 11 o’clock. Affter a honeyyear some years ago. jin Nevada City. _ ERE’S THE biggest news in Kelvinator’s 25 years! Big, beautiful, new Silver Jubilee Kelvinators — all amazingly low priced. Be sure to see this marvel© ous refrigerator value. It’s revolutionary—as much so as the very first electric refrigerator, built by Kelvinator 25 years ago. Powered by the silent POLARSPHERE that cuts costs to ‘a new low, this new Kelvinator gives four kinds of “conditioned”? cold —a kind for every type of food «. makes meal-planning a pleasure instead of a task. Cold! That’s what you get with Kelvinator’s amazing new Polarsphere— using current only 20% of the time! You'll wanttoownthisnew Kelvinator beauty the minute you set eyes on it. And that’s easy to do. So come in—now!l The charming bride to be is the in San Francisco, visiting the fair, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Clarence making a number of planned trips Watters of Gold Flat.and has been a which will take them as far as Brit. } stenographer for Attorney Frank ish Columbia where Mr. Eastman has Finnegan. The announcem@at of her mining property. . engagement was made recently and 'ltwo showers were given in her hon-. J. Lashbaugh, part owner and tor of the Seven Aces mine near opera j}or, one (py her sister, Mrs. Mervin ess visitor in é 'Solaro and the other ‘by Mrs. Nels Alleghany -was a busin sday. Wedne Nevada City Jensen of Grass rier ALPHA STORES, “Ltd. Phone 5 ‘ Nevada City Phone 88 Grass Valley * ai PERSONAL MOVIE CAMERA

ay JUNE. 2, 1939. ‘NEVADA cITy NUGGET _ SB ehta etre Mw a demiutty of the pcial department welfore against dna Towle ,executrix. of the late The suit arles R. Glise estate. chatees that in obtaining the old age Hsion ; whose Clive. {NEVADA CO. DELEGATES 91 AT H. LEGG, AGE ~ MRS. A. A. U. W. MEETING Mrs. Hatie Legg, who will be 91 years of age July 1, received calls ‘ Mrs. Belnap Goldsmith, president __. from—many—relatives-_Tuesday_and. . theNevada—CountyUnitof _Uni-_ _of in erandher of s tke'visit enioved versity Women, returned early children, Bradley Legg and wife, and the’ week from San Francisco where . By JEAN MARTZ Miss Fidella Legg. The for next’ election year’s stu on Wedre‘dent body officers was held m-oximately $1790, failed to nesday with the following results: ‘port his assets #id property value. ent, Margie Clark; vice presi'Prosid The suit claims $1640 or double Elsie Schreiber; secretary, Osdent, relief the amount of the old age car Engstrom; treasurer, Adrienne warded Glise from April 1, 1935 to dt. The new officers will be he time of his death January 31, Barnhar today. Bach of the old o#d installe Do 938. Ina recent similar case lingo Casci of Nevada City return Mrs, Maud Gilbert (left) chief -icers will tell_ what the duty of the = “Ww one will-be. This year’s officers operator, and Miss Erline Gilliland, to the county approximately $500 president, John Muscardini; the obtained on an old age pension. were , LaVerne Willard; resident ivice . King; and treasmotored Byron , Long Irving secretary Mrs. and Mr. 40 Mierlia Trecday and decorated urer, June Hawke. graves of deceased family members. operator, of the Independent Tele phone Company of Pilot Rock, . Oregon, who were awarded bronze Vail medals for their initiative, courage and devotion to public service during the flood which swept Girls’ league elections will be held their daughter, Miss Margaret Long for president. This ‘Was visiting. She returned home with is Jean Martz. . i year’s c Telephone and George ‘F. Wilson, installer-repairman for The Pacifi ed a silver Vail Telegraph Company at Grass Valley, California, award dein an. extreme fortitu and nce persiste , courage uous conspic medal for his rd in the blizza a during e, effort to save the life of a fellow employe : GAME BOARD PICNIC Saturday. . AT CHALLENGE Commiss SUNDAY ion The Fish and Gamer members are holding their annual mountai Mrs. Helen Klingerman of Los An igeles came up and is visiting and program at Chiallenge, mother, Mrs. Ellen Walmsley. northwest of North San Juan, next picnic ns near Camptonville, California, on February 9, 1938. BACCALAUREATE SERMON . “The bleacher seats have been put “Migrant Situation” and also on the 22,. 1938. president she attended the national convention Norman waterfront disputes in San Francisco and also’ attended the banquet ‘the town of Pilot Rock, on June of Mrs. Long and then continued onsoon also. Margaret Odegaard. and ‘to Chico and Philbrook Valley where Doreen Watson have béen nominated Among others Shaw of the of the A. A. U. W. held at the Fairg@ibay district and Mrs. Hal Draper. ‘mont hotel on May 26, 27 and 28, as This highly respected pioneer is olddelegate of the Nevada City unit. er than Mrs, Mary Guenther of BoulSaturday other members went to der street but has not resided in San Francisco and attended the SatNevada City as long. as the : latter. lurday sessions and the banquet at Mrs. Guenther is 89 years of age and} the Fairmont Hotel. Members altercame to this city in 1856 while Mrs. hating, namély Mrs. Goldsmith, Mrs. Legg went as.a bride to the booming . George Lege, of Nevada City, Mrs. pioneer mining towns of Alpha and} Joan Cowley, Mrs. Rheba Terrell, Omega and came to Nevada City ; Mrs. Vera Ingram, Dr. Paula Tobseveral years later. She enjoys good . ias and Mrs. Homer Neil, reported a health and has a wealth of rich mem_ most profitable and enjoyable time. ories of pioneer. days in this county. They heard interesting talks on the calling were totals estate. HGH SCHOOL NOTES RN Geet OYye8 ‘led in the sanerior RELATIVES VISIT — _ Medal For Heroisin her , Sunday. This event is Isoked forward (Mr. and Mrs. Henry Allen of Chito with keen anticipation each year co and Mr. and Mrs. Broullard of and it-is expected about 2,500 people (Chico spent Decoration Day with will attend. The fish and game comAllens brother and wife. Mr. and ‘reate sermon It will be held» Sunday mission will compete with the highMrs. Robert»Allen in Nevada City. ‘night with the Rev Pateman delivcup way patrol officers for the ering the address. Miss Violette Burns the The Rev. Pateman is the new recawarded for highest score in Weds Mike Condon Gate tickets are issued to shoot. tor of Trinity Episcopal church. CAMPTONVILLE, June dV ie everyone who attends and this year The seniors will wear caps and of this pace, and Mike the prize is a launch, trailer and mogowns for Baccalaureate. Mrs. Liblette Burns Condon, of Freemans Crossing, were the whole being worth $500. tor bey. has ‘been training her choruses Toilet Ve Monday evening ing thinty three memmarried Saturday at Lovelock. The Bath ts to sing the following pieces: ‘‘OnBusiness Mary’s St. Mount of bers news was a surprise to their many Dusting P ward Christian Soldiers,’ “Abide . School of Grass Valley and four in ‘friends in this section. With Me,” and “Now the Day is ithe high school division will. receive In Paris, Emeraude, L’Orfgon, Mrs. Burns is the daughter ofMr. . Over.” They are aise practicing “The slapenaeds honors in St. Cecelias Chypre ad this o? . Morehe W. J. Mrs. and Trinity of s member two Lost Chord.’ Twenty J. R. ‘aduitorium. Most. Reverend place, and has spent the past several . present for a meet. Armstrong, Bishop of Sacramento, church guild were years in this vicinity. The groom has} KIDS DAY n for a regular afternoo y yesterda the ‘ing upon honors the ‘will confer Friday will be a gala day at the resided at. Freemans Crossing at the graduates. business session. It is the last meethigh school when the studen'ts dress Osselin property for the past several) Miss Marian Mohr, Nevada. City ing of the season the next one is to A ful two pound box of HAAS Prizes will be years fbeing associated in the mining girl and a business aebt graduate, ibe held in September. Some time up for ‘‘kids’’ day. fresh, delicious chocolates and given for the best costumes and the industry. specialties. Regular $1.00 ib. will give the salutatory address and was spent in making tea towels and “kids’’ will go to the school picnic They expect to make their home! Miss Frances Ruth McCarthy, high tea was poured at four o’cock, Mrs. NOW TWO POUNDS $1.00 { in the afternoon. Participation and in this section and have received conschool graduate, will be the valedicO. McCraney, vice president, presidQuantities limited on this cooperation is urged upon all stugratulations and best -wishes from' torian. ed in the absence of the president, Once-a-year Offer dents to make the day a success. the people of this community, The list of graduates are Virginia Mrs. E, M. Rector. up in the gymnasium and the gym is being made ready for the Baccalau Social Events MT. ST. MARYS GRADUATION MONDAY. EVE BATH REQUISITES BY COTY TRINITY GUILD HOLDS SEASON'S LAST MEETING @@ EXTRA SPECIAL If you want to make perfect home movies with a camera that . is in itselfa thing of beauty and fine craftsmanship, inspect the new “‘shelloading” Filmo 141. This fine 16 mm. camera is built by Bell & Howell, the _, makers of Hollywood’s preferred cinemachinery. It makes glorious color movies indoors and out. Makes s-l-o-w movies and animated cartoons, too. Filmo 141 has features which eliminate camera adjustments and prevent mistakes. With fine F 2.7 lens, now only $115. itt qu PHONE 67 Drorocxaprer “Nevada Co. Photo Center” i 107 Mill Street Grass Valley Hahn, Marguerite Hammond, Fran TENNIS TOURNEY

es Ruth McCarthy, Aileen Ramelli, Miss Gladys Hanson In the progressing very rapidly. Weds Wm. E. Groves doubles tournament Barbara Phariss The girls’ tennis tournament is Mr. and Mrs. George Legg will go to Sacramento today and attend the ‘. Pauline Aaron, Richard George BasState Chamber of Commerce meettian, Carlton E. Beyer, Lois Deaoe ing following which they will go to , Corcoran, Marian Audrey Cnmmons CAMPTONVILLAQ, June 1.—Wiland Jean Martz have reached the San Francisco for a short visit durMarjorie Marian Eleanor Cornish, fourth round and are waiting for the liam E. Groves, son, of Mrs. Olive ing which they will attend the ex other contestants. In the K. Duffy, Margaret Louise Hocking,. singles Groves, of this place, and Miss Gladys position. THE Fexott DRUG STORE ‘Phone 100 have Mary Hanson, daughter of Mr: and Clayton Joseph Horan, Helen Ruth following the tournament Johnson, Mildred Pean Jory, Ellen ~ Doreen Mrs. Fred Hanson of Sierra City, reached the third round. Kitts, “Beatrice Gwendolyn Marie were married Wednesday afternoon, Laura Price, Bernice McForeman, at the home of the bride’s parents! . Quay, Dot Hoff, Jane Bennett, La Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hanson, at Sierra Rowett, Eileen Sanders, Albeno San-. Verne Willard, and Jean Martz. The “City, the ceremony being officiated taga, Iris LalNaire Shackelton, Helen girls are also ‘interested ’ in soft ball of Downieville. Marian Henwood, Erna Edlow John‘teams by Rev. Jorgeison form to and are planning Kathryn Virginia Kennedy, The young couple were attended by son, which will play even after school is Mr. Fred Hanson, Jr., and Miss LilElizabeth Agnes Reynolds, Alvera out. Suzanne Valeschini, lian Pride with Miss Mary Ellen, DuL. Simmons, Gladys Oleta Poor, Helen Margaret gan as maid or honor The bride, atLEAVING FOR SINGAPORE tired in blue lace, carrying a bouProvine, Ida Stewart, D. W. TownMr. and Mrs. Arthur Hughes and quet of white sweet peas, pinks and ley, Bette Mills, Marian Alice Mohr, son, Ross, will sail on the Presidént Cleveland today for Singapore where Mr. Hughes will relieve a mine sup Rowe, Oates, Geraldine snapdragons, was given away on the Hazel: Jane arm of her father. A large group Marjorie Mean Moore. Smart, Betty Marjorie Roesner, of relatives and friends, numbering erintendent for a nine month period, twenty three “were present at the preCity Nevada from Among those ceremony which was followed bu a riaring to go to the city to see them buffet dinner. Following the dinner emibark are Mrs. O. McCraney and son, David, Mrs. Don CARTER FAMILY HOLD WEEK END REUNION Mr. and Mrs. Bert Carter of Los C. Billick, Mrs. and a round of congratulations by Horace Curnow, Mrs. E. C, Uren. Nevada Theatre FRIDAY HOUND OF THE BASKERVILLES ous detective. ons most f The best known adventure of ficti ; Wendy Barrie Basil Hathbone in the role of Sherlock as Dr. Watson. SATURDAY Florence Rice, Una Merkel, ~ Ann Rutherford, Mayr Howard in an intimate behind ntic secrets of the girls scenes story of a nurses >world. Roma 4 GIRLS IN WHITE 4 All” with Tony Martin _ who hold your hand! Also Also “Winner Takes and Gloria Mewart, SUNDAY SERGEANT MADDE Wallace Beery is Ser geant Madden! He is the cop who is forced to trap, his own son. \A thrilling story of Duty ‘vs. Love. "Give Sous* Graduate A Thrill With a Gift of Permanent Value— Jewelry. Our stores, Nevada City and Grass Valley, offer a splendid friends, and the community at large the young couple left for Martinez where they will make their home. Before leaving the youthful popula: Angeles paid a surprise visit to re latives and friends in this section over the past holiday. They enjoyed PRICED FROM a family gathering at the R. Carter $179.95 tion of the town tendered them with ;home on Nevada street where ‘they an improrptu charivari and wished met for the first time in many years, Mrs. R. Carter, and children, George them happiness. ie Carter, Lawrence Carter and wife, Mrs. Yolanda, Morrison and husband. Birthdays Colebrated He called on Alfred Carter his uncle who did not recognize him, it was in 1887 when the two worked toA picnic party celebrating several gether. Bert Carter is a native of birthdays occurring in the month of reared at Virginia City but was . May, was held at the public camping North Bloomfield, he also went with (. grounds at White Cloud on the Tamembers of the Carter family to see '. At White Cloud Picnic hoe-Ukiah highway Saturday. In the, . birthday group were Mr. and Mrs. L, ihis counsin, Ray Carter, and revisit Mr. and scenes of his childhood. Mrs. Carter motored to Lake Tahoe is and Madge Nelson. About twenty Tuesday and left for their home Wedfour. children were present for the nesday. Mr. Carter is an engineer A. Hiscox, son, Lowell; George Lew . delicious picnie dinner, hiking and ‘games.’ Mr. Hiscox took a group of youngsters down to the South Yuba river and back and when they re turned that picnic lunch disappeared like magic. Also present for the delightful afternoon were the following grownups, Mr. and Mrs. 'Theo_ dore Nelson; Mrs. James Williams, Mrs, Glidden and Mr. and Mrs. Moya Hiscox. wray of gifts at appealing veg Miss Watters to Wed Milton Reid Miss Alberta Lois Watters of Gold Flat and Milton Thomas Reid for the Santa Fe railroad. EASTMANS MAKE S. F. HEADQUARTERS FOR YEAR. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Eastman will leave early in the week for San Francisco. Mr. and: Mrs: Hastman keep them have plans which will away from Nevada City for ahout a year, Mr. and Mrs. LaBoyteaux have leased ithe Hastman home on the Ridge Road for the time of their absence. Mr. LaBoyteaux is a retired engineer and he and Mrs. LaBony friends in Nevada of teaux have many They at one time leased the Grass Valley will ‘bg married at an City. moon the young couple will reside During their absence the Eastmans will make their headquarters Judge Geo. L. Jones home on Neinformal service in the Methodist ‘vada street when Judge and Mrs. church Saturday morning, June 3, Jones resided in San Francisco for a 1939 at 11 o’clock. Affter a honeyyear some years ago. jin Nevada City. _ ERE’S THE biggest news in Kelvinator’s 25 years! Big, beautiful, new Silver Jubilee Kelvinators — all amazingly low priced. Be sure to see this marvel© ous refrigerator value. It’s revolutionary—as much so as the very first electric refrigerator, built by Kelvinator 25 years ago. Powered by the silent POLARSPHERE that cuts costs to ‘a new low, this new Kelvinator gives four kinds of “conditioned”? cold —a kind for every type of food «. makes meal-planning a pleasure instead of a task. Cold! That’s what you get with Kelvinator’s amazing new Polarsphere— using current only 20% of the time! You'll wanttoownthisnew Kelvinator beauty the minute you set eyes on it. And that’s easy to do. So come in—now!l The charming bride to be is the in San Francisco, visiting the fair, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Clarence making a number of planned trips Watters of Gold Flat.and has been a which will take them as far as Brit. } stenographer for Attorney Frank ish Columbia where Mr. Eastman has Finnegan. The announcem@at of her mining property. . engagement was made recently and 'ltwo showers were given in her hon-. J. Lashbaugh, part owner and tor of the Seven Aces mine near opera j}or, one (py her sister, Mrs. Mervin ess visitor in é 'Solaro and the other ‘by Mrs. Nels Alleghany -was a busin sday. Wedne Nevada City Jensen of Grass rier ALPHA STORES, “Ltd. Phone 5 ‘ Nevada City Phone 88 Grass Valley * ai PERSONAL MOVIE CAMERA