June 4, 1937 (6 pages)

NEVADA . CITY NUGGET ae 2 PAGE SIX OF MRS. RADDUE TO GIVE ~ RECITAL SUNDAY The ieee = pregram will be ide at the Methodist church in Grass Vallev, next Sunday evening . at 7:30 by pupils of Mrs. George F. Raddue:. Bless ThisHouse, Brahe, dedicated to Methodist church, by Dorothy Perry. * Little Bronze Clock, Hein; Sweetheart (from Maytime) Romberg, by Charlotte Cochrane. Silvia, Speaks: Clouds Donaldson, by Wayne Foote. Cradle Seng, Brahms, by Beverley Fontz. . You Are My Heact’s Delight: har, by Margaret Weyer. Invictus, Huhn; Ded cation, by Burlington Heoper. The Star, Rogers, kett. Duet, Morning Land, Phels, b~ e Alta Prickett and Harold Prickett. : Piano Duet. Yellow Jonqu‘'ls, *Johanning, by Alice TinLoy and Edward TinLoy. Offeratory—Pano Solo, Selec ‘ions from Rigelletto, by Richard Waring. Cloister Knell, Rubeustein, by Faye Waring. How Beautiful Upon the Mountain, Harlfr, by Harold Prickett. Old Man River (Showboat), Kern. by Clayton 'Moberg. I'll Bacio, Arditti; Open Thou My LeFranz by Alta Pric. ton Moberg, leon Caldwell: : : The End of the Road, tenduson: Ralph Cochrane. The Lords Prayer, Malotte: A Heart ‘That’s Free, Robyn, by Dor>thy Perry. God -Shall W*pe Away All Tears Caro Roma, by Chester Prisk. Rimpianto, Toselli; O Lord Most Holy, Franck, by John Stolp. ' My. Hero (Chocolate Soldier) Straus, Mrs. George F. Raddue and studio ensemble. Proressional — Margaret Deane, faye Waring, Harold Prickett, ClayJuana Lynn Caldwell, Ralobh Cochrane, Dorothy Perry, Shes‘er Prisk. John Stolp, Charlotte “er orane. Wayne Foote, Beverley Fontz, Margaret Weyer, Buriington Hooper, Alta Pricket®. Alice TinLoy. Edward TinLoy. Raddue studio accompaniment, Howard Macomber, Assistant Artist, Richard Waring. AIR CIRCUS AT N. C. AIRPORT SUNDAY Lieutenant. Joe Weisembach of the . S. army reserves will bring an army plane to the Nevada City airyort Saturday and will give an exhibition. Weisembach is a vie stunt pilot and he will give a hibition of upside down flying and rolls, Sunday afternoon there will be an “air circus’ with stunt flying and an Houdini stunt. . TY 1 Dick Biggs and Homer Angelo of Berkeley spent last week end as the Love, Thy Blue Eyes, Massauet, by guests of Harley M, Leete, Jr, ; Have your house in i SUMMER PHONES 498-499 NEVADA (OUNTY LUMBER ( “THE FULL SERVICE YARD” Oscar J. Odegaard, Manager NEVADA CITY PALACE PEAS 2 cans ‘DILL PICKLES 12 ounce bottle LARGE H-O Package $< SPERRY PAN.CAKE FLOUR Package . _ GRAPE FRUIT JUICE _2 cans PINEAPPLE JUICE _FRUIT SALAD . pound can .:. The Lord is My Light, Allitsen, by . Schiffner. ‘Mitchell of Grass Valley is in charge aemeveme Guests of Mrs. Catan, Bid “Bon Voyage” to Mrs. Kjorlie; ‘Mrs. Fred Garrison was -hostess Tuesday to a small group of friends at a bon voyage party complimentary to Mrs. H. E. Kjorlie, who. within the next ten days starts on a three morths trip to Norway and Sweden. An afternoon of contract was enjoyA beautiful*boat made of bright cellerhane filled with a cargo of small' packages was presented to Mrs. Kjorlie by the hostess. The cargo was -Yeautiful handkerchiefs, bon voyage gifts to Mrs. Kjorlie, from the as of the afternoon. Gifts for high scores were presented to Mrs. Bessie Treglown, Mrs. Harley M. Leete and Mrs. Belnap Smith. FORMER MATRON VISITS EVANGELINE CHAPTER Evangeline Chanter, O. E. S. No. 9 and chanters from Colfax. Dutch Flat, Grass Valley, Auburn anéd Sacramento enjoyed a joint meeting Tuesday evening at the Masonic hall in Nevada City. Besides a regular chapter meeting a fine program was enjoyed. Miss Pauline Cohn, earliest living matron of Evangeline chapter was a guest of honor and greatly’ entertained the group with reminiscences of the early history of the chapter. Mrs. Frank Davies, assoc‘ate mafron, was program chairman and presented the playlet. “Sleepy Hollow School.’’ Mrs. Doris M F.oley was the teacher and had a class of oldfashioned boys and girls. Mrs. Harry Howe of San Francisto and Mrs. Esther Brown of Minden were also guests of the evening. Persona W. O. Chatfield of Pike City was in Nevada City Saturday enroute to sd, followed by dainty refreshments. . ENGINEER: GATHERS DAT DATA . ) IN TWO MINING SUITS Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Uren returned Francisco two months. Mr. Uren, mining engineer. has been preparing material for the Consolidated Copper company at Ely, ‘Nevada, vs. the Copper Mines Company. The suit . wis brought to reopen a ‘case tried seven years ago —— new evilast Friday where they from San spent the past suit of the Nevada looks as if the suit will be eompromised. He has also.been working on the case, Ames ys. Newmont Mines, in regard to mineral ground at Brown’s Valley where the Newmont is operating the Pennsylvania mine. The case will be tried in Marysville June 23. The Amés purchased patended * : aso ogi i land from the Southern Pacifie comfe : *Feek dese: : pany and are bringing suit.to pre-. .% i eg ac i, os vent the Newmont interests from en* GRADUATION GIFT tering their ground. It is stated the Sits ee bs ith vein exposed on the Pennsylvania “ property is an apex entitling. the . < company to pursue the ore. A 600° foot shaft was sunk on the -Pennsylvania-in 1868. Extensive development is-being done by the Newmont company and paying ore has been éncountered. STUDENT PICNIC TODAY -AT PIONEERS PARK at the Pioneers park. the Today Nevada City high school will hold their annual all-school picnic. The Pool is open and it is expected that a large number of students will go swimming. Ice cream and lemonade will be provided by the four classes and the remainder of the food will be taken care of by the individual students. Dancing will be held in the Seaman’s lodge at night. Subscribe for The Nugget. San Francisco to enjoy the bridge celebration. Cecil Schiffner who is attending intersession at the University . of California, spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto E. Ben Sweeney is visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs, W. E. Sweeney. : George Swazey of Sacramento spent Sunday in Nevada City: Muller Chapman, who is employed by the state at Monterey, spent the week end at home with his parents. He left Tuesday and -will enjoy a months vacation. William Jeffrey, Jr., son and Mrs. Will Jeffrey of Watlrath Avenue, and who. graduated from University of California with the class of 1937, has accepted a position with the Bank of America at Williams. He spent the past week end at home. He states that he is delighted with his new work. Mrs. Russell B. Farley spent the week end at Lake Tahoe and Truckee with her husband. There was a heavy. snow fall Sunday from eight in the morning-till noon and it spoiled the holiday for many vacationists. of MY. Mrs. Frank Davies and _ siste:. Mrs. Nell Ferrier, spent Memorial day at Forest Hill, their former home. They decorated graves of loved ones. R. Rollins, from the auditing department of the board of equalization out of Chico office, is staying in Nevada City a few weeks. Roy NURSOLA QUICK RELIEF FOR STOMACH DISTRESS Nursolas 5-Point Attack . Prompt Neutralization of Excess Acid Protection of Stomach Membranes Aids in eliminating gas. Speeds digestion of stanches. Stimulat~ ing and corrective effect on alimentary canal. 50c Jar For all white shoes—New Corona White Shoe Cream. Special 19c Armand Blended Cream. Five Facial Needs in One 20c, 50c, 75c, $1.00 Chamberlain Hand Lotion ICKERMAN DRUGSTORE GRASS VALLEY of this branch of the local office. soos WITH THE CURRENT COST SAVINGS!! wWarr'LL YOU SEE HOW THE NEW FRIGIDAIRE ETER-MISER CUTS HOTTEST WEATHER , MANY OTHER REFRIGERATORS AREFAR FROM , THRI FTV! Ee € .EVEN IN WHEN FRIDAY A Paramount release with Hopalong TRA L DUST: Cassidy in a spectacular cattle drive. ® An exciting romance follows a _ daredevil rescue. SATURDAY An MGM picture with MAN OF THE PEOPLE: 22-22" see ® ence. Rice, Thomas Mitchell and others in a roaring drama of a man who gambled Jove to challenge the underworld. : SUNDAY a A comedy-romance from Warner : C ALL iT A t AY: Brothers, a British story and -very @& humorous, dealing with the adventures of the Hilton family on a spring time day. ' Dg You'll please them best with a smart_ looking Hamilton. The gift they want —the gift that will mean most to them. A nation-wide survey in leading colleges proved Hamilton by far the favorite watch: among students. Just as it kept them on time for classes, Hamilton wil! keep them on time for business appointments and social engagements. Come see our brilliant display of Hamilton watches oday. Let us help you select the right gift. ARTUNGS pendable Jewelers [i EUS GE GS from 33 (90 to $2 759 0 # . ¢ 124 MILL STREET GRASS VALLEY . ADD-A-PIECE FURNITURE America's smartest furniture! Modern, livable. Generous, heavy plate mirrors; smooth waterfall contours; hand-fitted drawers; handrubbed woods, cherry, walnut and mahogany with blond maple tops. wig EXCLUSIVE WITH. ALPHA STORES NEVADA CITY PHONE “ Your "Ldnestasecnrd in The Nugget is Dollars a Y. ~~ Bi ‘

NEVADA . CITY NUGGET ae 2 PAGE SIX OF MRS. RADDUE TO GIVE ~ RECITAL SUNDAY The ieee = pregram will be ide at the Methodist church in Grass Vallev, next Sunday evening . at 7:30 by pupils of Mrs. George F. Raddue:. Bless ThisHouse, Brahe, dedicated to Methodist church, by Dorothy Perry. * Little Bronze Clock, Hein; Sweetheart (from Maytime) Romberg, by Charlotte Cochrane. Silvia, Speaks: Clouds Donaldson, by Wayne Foote. Cradle Seng, Brahms, by Beverley Fontz. . You Are My Heact’s Delight: har, by Margaret Weyer. Invictus, Huhn; Ded cation, by Burlington Heoper. The Star, Rogers, kett. Duet, Morning Land, Phels, b~ e Alta Prickett and Harold Prickett. : Piano Duet. Yellow Jonqu‘'ls, *Johanning, by Alice TinLoy and Edward TinLoy. Offeratory—Pano Solo, Selec ‘ions from Rigelletto, by Richard Waring. Cloister Knell, Rubeustein, by Faye Waring. How Beautiful Upon the Mountain, Harlfr, by Harold Prickett. Old Man River (Showboat), Kern. by Clayton 'Moberg. I'll Bacio, Arditti; Open Thou My LeFranz by Alta Pric. ton Moberg, leon Caldwell: : : The End of the Road, tenduson: Ralph Cochrane. The Lords Prayer, Malotte: A Heart ‘That’s Free, Robyn, by Dor>thy Perry. God -Shall W*pe Away All Tears Caro Roma, by Chester Prisk. Rimpianto, Toselli; O Lord Most Holy, Franck, by John Stolp. ' My. Hero (Chocolate Soldier) Straus, Mrs. George F. Raddue and studio ensemble. Proressional — Margaret Deane, faye Waring, Harold Prickett, ClayJuana Lynn Caldwell, Ralobh Cochrane, Dorothy Perry, Shes‘er Prisk. John Stolp, Charlotte “er orane. Wayne Foote, Beverley Fontz, Margaret Weyer, Buriington Hooper, Alta Pricket®. Alice TinLoy. Edward TinLoy. Raddue studio accompaniment, Howard Macomber, Assistant Artist, Richard Waring. AIR CIRCUS AT N. C. AIRPORT SUNDAY Lieutenant. Joe Weisembach of the . S. army reserves will bring an army plane to the Nevada City airyort Saturday and will give an exhibition.. Weisembach is a vie stunt pilot and he will give a hibition of upside down flying and rolls, Sunday afternoon there will be an “air circus’ with stunt flying and an Houdini stunt. . TY 1 Dick Biggs and Homer Angelo of Berkeley spent last week end as the Love, Thy Blue Eyes, Massauet, by guests of Harley M, Leete, Jr, ; Have your house in i SUMMER PHONES 498-499 NEVADA (OUNTY LUMBER ( “THE FULL SERVICE YARD” Oscar J. Odegaard, Manager NEVADA CITY PALACE PEAS 2 cans ‘DILL PICKLES 12 ounce bottle LARGE H-O Package $< SPERRY PAN.CAKE FLOUR Package . _ GRAPE FRUIT JUICE _2 cans PINEAPPLE JUICE _FRUIT SALAD . pound can .:. The Lord is My Light, Allitsen, by . Schiffner. ‘Mitchell of Grass Valley is in charge aemeveme Guests of Mrs. Catan, Bid “Bon Voyage” to Mrs. Kjorlie; ‘Mrs. Fred Garrison was -hostess Tuesday to a small group of friends at a bon voyage party complimentary to Mrs. H. E. Kjorlie, who. within the next ten days starts on a three morths trip to Norway and Sweden. An afternoon of contract was enjoyA beautiful*boat made of bright cellerhane filled with a cargo of small' packages was presented to Mrs. Kjorlie by the hostess. The cargo was -Yeautiful handkerchiefs, bon voyage gifts to Mrs. Kjorlie, from the as of the afternoon. Gifts for high scores were presented to Mrs. Bessie Treglown, Mrs. Harley M. Leete and Mrs. Belnap Smith. FORMER MATRON VISITS EVANGELINE CHAPTER Evangeline Chanter, O. E. S. No. 9 and chanters from Colfax. Dutch Flat, Grass Valley, Auburn anéd Sacramento enjoyed a joint meeting Tuesday evening at the Masonic hall in Nevada City. Besides a regular chapter meeting a fine program was enjoyed. Miss Pauline Cohn, earliest living matron of Evangeline chapter was a guest of honor and greatly’ entertained the group with reminiscences of the early history of the chapter. Mrs. Frank Davies, assoc‘ate mafron, was program chairman and presented the playlet. “Sleepy Hollow School.’’ Mrs. Doris M F.oley was the teacher and had a class of oldfashioned boys and girls. Mrs. Harry Howe of San Francisto and Mrs. Esther Brown of Minden were also guests of the evening. Persona W. O. Chatfield of Pike City was in Nevada City Saturday enroute to sd, followed by dainty refreshments. . ENGINEER: GATHERS DAT DATA . ) IN TWO MINING SUITS Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Uren returned Francisco two months. Mr. Uren, mining engineer. has been preparing material for the Consolidated Copper company at Ely, ‘Nevada, vs. the Copper Mines Company. The suit . wis brought to reopen a ‘case tried seven years ago —— new evilast Friday where they from San spent the past suit of the Nevada

looks as if the suit will be eompromised. He has also.been working on the case, Ames ys. Newmont Mines, in regard to mineral ground at Brown’s Valley where the Newmont is operating the Pennsylvania mine. The case will be tried in Marysville June 23. The Amés purchased patended * : aso ogi i land from the Southern Pacifie comfe : *Feek dese: : pany and are bringing suit.to pre-. .% i eg ac i, os vent the Newmont interests from en* GRADUATION GIFT tering their ground. It is stated the Sits ee bs ith vein exposed on the Pennsylvania “ property is an apex entitling. the . < company to pursue the ore. A 600° foot shaft was sunk on the -Pennsylvania-in 1868. Extensive development is-being done by the Newmont company and paying ore has been éncountered. STUDENT PICNIC TODAY -AT PIONEERS PARK at the Pioneers park. the Today Nevada City high school will hold their annual all-school picnic. The Pool is open and it is expected that a large number of students will go swimming. Ice cream and lemonade will be provided by the four classes and the remainder of the food will be taken care of by the individual students. Dancing will be held in the Seaman’s lodge at night. Subscribe for The Nugget. San Francisco to enjoy the bridge celebration. Cecil Schiffner who is attending intersession at the University . of California, spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto E. Ben Sweeney is visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs, W. E. Sweeney. : George Swazey of Sacramento spent Sunday in Nevada City: Muller Chapman, who is employed by the state at Monterey, spent the week end at home with his parents. He left Tuesday and -will enjoy a months vacation. William Jeffrey, Jr., son and Mrs. Will Jeffrey of Watlrath Avenue, and who. graduated from University of California with the class of 1937, has accepted a position with the Bank of America at Williams. He spent the past week end at home. He states that he is delighted with his new work. Mrs. Russell B. Farley spent the week end at Lake Tahoe and Truckee with her husband. There was a heavy. snow fall Sunday from eight in the morning-till noon and it spoiled the holiday for many vacationists. of MY. Mrs. Frank Davies and _ siste:. Mrs. Nell Ferrier, spent Memorial day at Forest Hill, their former home. They decorated graves of loved ones. R. Rollins, from the auditing department of the board of equalization out of Chico office, is staying in Nevada City a few weeks. Roy NURSOLA QUICK RELIEF FOR STOMACH DISTRESS Nursolas 5-Point Attack . Prompt Neutralization of Excess Acid Protection of Stomach Membranes Aids in eliminating gas. Speeds digestion of stanches. Stimulat~ ing and corrective effect on alimentary canal. 50c Jar For all white shoes—New Corona White Shoe Cream. Special 19c Armand Blended Cream. Five Facial Needs in One 20c, 50c, 75c, $1.00 Chamberlain Hand Lotion ICKERMAN DRUGSTORE GRASS VALLEY of this branch of the local office. soos WITH THE CURRENT COST SAVINGS!! wWarr'LL YOU SEE HOW THE NEW FRIGIDAIRE ETER-MISER CUTS HOTTEST WEATHER , MANY OTHER REFRIGERATORS AREFAR FROM , THRI FTV! Ee € ..EVEN IN WHEN FRIDAY A Paramount release with Hopalong TRA L DUST: Cassidy in a spectacular cattle drive. ® An exciting romance follows a _ daredevil rescue. SATURDAY An MGM picture with MAN OF THE PEOPLE: 22-22" see ® ence. Rice, Thomas Mitchell and others in a roaring drama of a man who gambled Jove to challenge the underworld. : SUNDAY a A comedy-romance from Warner : C ALL iT A t AY: Brothers, a British story and -very @& humorous, dealing with the adventures of the Hilton family on a spring time day. ' Dg You'll please them best with a smart_ looking Hamilton. The gift they want —the gift that will mean most to them. A nation-wide survey in leading colleges proved Hamilton by far the favorite watch: among students. Just as it kept them on time for classes, Hamilton wil! keep them on time for business appointments and social engagements. Come see our brilliant display of Hamilton watches oday. Let us help you select the right gift. ARTUNGS pendable Jewelers [i EUS GE GS from 33 (90 to $2 759 0 # . ¢ 124 MILL STREET GRASS VALLEY . ADD-A-PIECE FURNITURE America's smartest furniture! Modern, livable. Generous, heavy plate mirrors; smooth waterfall contours; hand-fitted drawers; handrubbed woods, cherry, walnut and mahogany with blond maple tops. wig EXCLUSIVE WITH. ALPHA STORES NEVADA CITY PHONE “ Your "Ldnestasecnrd in The Nugget is Dollars a Y. ~~ Bi ‘