March 12, 1937 (6 pages)

At Shower Party ‘ta, Helen Phelan, gamer ne Tete i per ge SiM ON IRREEERN PAGE SIX yal Ee City’ NUGGET aidan Ee "Social Events aster Decorations ™ A group of friends surprised Mrs. Mary Hutton of Cement Hill, Tuesday evening with a shower party. She received many beautiful gifts. Games were the diversion of the evening. Decorations were in iouae with Easter, a yellow annd lavender color scheme being carried out on the table and in the cosy rooms Lovely spring flowers and evergreens were also used in the decorations. Those present were, Mrs Omer Tonella, Mrs. White, Mrs. Ward, Mrs. Bragg, Lillian Gillespie, Clara Phelan, Alice Weldon, Mildred Tobiassen,Mildred Phelan, Jessie CosDorothy Lewis, Clara Phelan, Agnes Hosken, Tillie Weiss and honored guest, Mary HutBinkday Party ‘for 2-year-old Darlene Gates Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gates of this city entertained dast Saturdar, March sixth, in honor of the second birthday of their little daughter, Darlene Gates. _ Thirty five children and adults were invited to enjoy the delightful time, several hours being spent in games of all sorts. A pink color scheme and large birthday cake decorated in pink, soms added charm to the happy time. Dainty refreshments were served at. a late hour. Mrs. Charles Leiter Will Be Honor Guest Evangeline Chapter O. E. S. of Nevada City is preparing to entertain the Deputy Grand Matron Elizabeth Leiter Tuesday evening, March 16 in the Masonic Hall. rick color scheme, motifs and decorations and spring flowers will be used i in the hall and banquet room. Mrs. Leiter is a member of Evangeline Chapter and she will receive a special Ly eae ce ae the peat eter rn tt aOR ETI VSP ADEE eA ION NN nS SRS SRNR IRANI RIES BS ENTER Iey S hast ES PE Sa AEA TON ID Prou NEVADA CITY GRASS VALLEY HIGHWAY Open 7 A. M. to 8 P. M. OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY DRIVE-IN MARKET Saturday Night 9 P. M. —NO ADVANCE IN PRICES— Large Extra Home Ranch Clean Eggs, per doz. _. 24c NO ADVANCE IN MONARCH COFFEE 3 Ib. Vacuum jar. 1 Ib. Vacuum Can 1 Ib. Vacuum Can Boca Coffee 1 Ib. Lady Adams Coffee .Delicious P-Nut Butter. per Ib. Best Bacon, sliced if you wish, per lb. Pure Lard, per . b. Table Size Oranges, 2 dozen We are buying our Fruits and Vegetables on the Sacramento market ourselves and will assure you better fruits and vegetables at lower prices. SaeuainsevensceccascenssesavaecnsSceierarsssassenesnncks THANKS — DRIVE IN AND SEE US AGAIN SPRING THE STYLE A —IS READY— COME IN NOW AND MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS . e Gay Prints With Bright Flowery Motifs Darker Conservative Prints Smart Coats FOR SPRING @ @ LOVELY HATS ‘FOR EASTER Charming off-the-face “= tle Sport Styles. Hats are very flattering this season. SHORT JACKETS, SWAGGER JACKETS, _ REDINGOTES, PLAIN COLORS, eh AND 7 ea LINGERIE Panties, Brassiers, Cuff Bloomers, Lacy Nightgowns, Gay Pajamas styles. . Turbans, Perky ‘LitIS HERE SHOP ¢ and spring blos-) A St. Pat> }. ed lettering “City Hall’ and decoraBirthday and Anniversary Party ‘Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Oliver, former Nevada City residents, and Mr. and Mrs. Valley were given a delightful surprise party Wednesday evering by a . Sroup of friends. The occasion was . i the 73d birthday of Mr. Oliver and i the seventeenth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Martin. The gay grovp gathered at home-of Mr. Oliver and proceeded to j che home of Mr. and Mrs. time was spent in playing whist, Thomas Oliver winning man’s prize, and Eloise Phelan, Mrs. Thomas Oliver, also won first , in another game. Two large cakes, one for the birth. day and the other for the anniver. sary were the central features of the, prettily decorated table. Spring . blossoms were used in profusion inj} the decorations. H Those present were, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bolton, Miss Alberta Bolton, Eloise Phelan, Nevada City; Mr. and Mrs. Ted Sinnock and son, Colfax; Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Oliver, Mr. andj Mrs. Martin, Arthur Martin, Mr. and, Mrs. George Cobeldick, Blanch, George, Jr., and Kenneth Cobeldick, Mrs. Arthur. TED JANISS OPENS NEW “MY PLACE” SAT. NIGHT Several important events, both national and international are scheduled to take place this year. The coronation of King George VI, the wedding of the Duke of Windsor and the opening of the new Golden Gate Bridge; but of greater interest to Nevada City residents is the grand opening next Saturday, March 13, of “My Place’ in a new location just across the street from the present site. The proprietor Ted Janiss has spared no expense in making the new “My Place’ as attractive and inviting as possible and it will be a bright spot in town; a place where you can take your wife, sister or girl friend. The genial Ted and his equal ly genial wife, Lorraine will act as host and hostess on Saturday night and a hearty welcome is assured all who attend the grand opening. In conjunction with the new “My Place’ is a very excellent restaurani, where you will find Irene smilingly ready to serve you with delightful dishes. She is so adept at preparing don’t forget that a hearty welcome is awaiting you Saturday night at “My Place’ and Ted and Lorraine will be on hand to greet you. CITY HALL Scaffolding was removed from the front of the-new city hall on Broad Street yesterday morning. The raistions can be seen plainly on the white surface. Considerable work remains to complete the interior of the building, Leonard Martin, of Grass/ the} building, CLIFF DEBERRY OPENS STORE IN Announcing the opening of Cliff DeBerry if not the largest of its kind in Nevada ladies award; . county. Mr. DeBerry will offer the ' buyer of household electric, gas and other equipment a very large selection in refrigerators, ironers, washing machines, space heaters, water heaters, and all kinds of cooking ranges. George Crawford, well known in ‘both Nevada City and Grass Valley, where Mr. DeBerry last year opened a similar store on Main street, will be in charge of the Nevada City store. The Daniels building which Mr. DeBerry has taken over_has been repainted inside and out. The ceiling of the big store oom has been repapered, modern: lighting fixtures installed,.and the walls have been specially treated to give the salesroom a most pleasing effect. A big neon sign will presently be hung over the entrance of the building. Illustrating the volume of business which Mr. DeBerry’s experience warrants, he is expecting within the next day or two a carload of Frigidatre refrigerators, which. include eighteen different 1937 models, embodying in their appointments and conveniences the last word in household refrigeration. Aside from the wide and complete range of the ‘best household appliances on the market today, Mr. DeBerry does an extensive business in installing refrigeration for meat shops, restaurants, groceries, liquor establishments, dairies and florists. He has the agency for some of the most modern of these cold or cooling plants as well as for home and business air conditioning. Dersonal Mr. and Mrs. George Brailey are rapidly clearing . up the yard and grounds of the old Cohn property on Grove street, which they purchased several months ago. Trees have been grubbed out and brush cut away. The house will be remodeled and renovated. It has been re-shingled in the last few weeks. Judge Walter L. Mobley returned yesterday afternoon from a several days trip to San Francisco. He went down to benefit his health and seemed to be much improved from a recent attack of rheumatism. Everything in HAVE YOUR PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN in.our studio that has a reputation for good pictures. One week special price for our regular $3.00—8x10 portrait, ready for framing. Appointment necessary * £ 107 Mill Street : Drorocrapien IF %, it’s a photograph you want to give for Easter . it’s a good photograph you want. so ONE 8x10 Photography W. G. ROBSON, Notice To Dog Owners All dogs within the corporate limits of Nevada City must be tagged, or they will be impounded and destroyed unless owner claims them within five days. Tags for male dogs $2; Female $4 Chief of Police NEVADA CITY, his . large household appliance store today in Nevada City in the Daniels attests his Martin! faith in the future of this communrwhere the party was held. A lively }ity. The Nevada City DeBerry store, ‘in fact is one of the largest. Mrs, Mary E. Meek, who has been aj ed. patient at 5 a emiber when she fell and broke her hip, was able to leave the hospital 11. . Tuesday with her hip fully recoverShe has gone to Sacramento reside with her MRS. MEEK RECOVERS CAMPTONVILLE, March the Landis Clinic and. where she will hospital at Grass Valley since Dec-. daughter Mrs. Earl L. Cleveland. LET US GET YOUR CLOTHES READY FOR Easter and Spring GRASS VALLEY LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS We Call and Deliver 111 Bennett Street Phone 108 GROC CORN FLAKES (liven cease Jc pe os ee 13c ore ea ee een es ee . sYe MUSHROOMSAUCE. ee Can sevtneectnecnennnetnentttatenetunnenttnen tment brane i 9c Pe __ AOE CANNED WALNUTS 25c a 15c Se — a 20c J. J. Jackson Phone 1 Free Delivery urass Valley Phone 88 “ FROM W. P. FULLER COMPANY ° e@ @ OUR NEW SPRING SHIPMENT: HAS JUST ARRIVED WE HAVE MANY NEW AND ATTRACTIVE PATTERNS OF LATEST DESIGN . PRICED FROM 12c PER SINGLE ROLL Alpha Stores, Ltd. Two Stores to Serve You Nevada City Phone 5 FRIDAY, MARCH 412, 195%.

At Shower Party ‘ta, Helen Phelan, gamer ne Tete i per ge SiM ON IRREEERN PAGE SIX yal Ee City’ NUGGET aidan Ee "Social Events aster Decorations ™ A group of friends surprised Mrs. Mary Hutton of Cement Hill, Tuesday evening with a shower party. She received many beautiful gifts. Games were the diversion of the evening. Decorations were in iouae with Easter, a yellow annd lavender color scheme being carried out on the table and in the cosy rooms Lovely spring flowers and evergreens were also used in the decorations. Those present were, Mrs Omer Tonella, Mrs. White, Mrs. Ward, Mrs. Bragg, Lillian Gillespie, Clara Phelan, Alice Weldon, Mildred Tobiassen,Mildred Phelan, Jessie CosDorothy Lewis, Clara Phelan, Agnes Hosken, Tillie Weiss and honored guest, Mary HutBinkday Party ‘for 2-year-old Darlene Gates Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gates of this city entertained dast Saturdar, March sixth, in honor of the second birthday of their little daughter, Darlene Gates. _ Thirty five children and adults were invited to enjoy the delightful time, several hours being spent in games of all sorts. A pink color scheme and large birthday cake decorated in pink, soms added charm to the happy time. Dainty refreshments were served at. a late hour. Mrs. Charles Leiter Will Be Honor Guest Evangeline Chapter O. E. S. of Nevada City is preparing to entertain the Deputy Grand Matron Elizabeth Leiter Tuesday evening, March 16 in the Masonic Hall. rick color scheme, motifs and decorations and spring flowers will be used i in the hall and banquet room. Mrs. Leiter is a member of Evangeline Chapter and she will receive a special Ly eae ce ae the peat eter rn tt aOR ETI VSP ADEE eA ION NN nS SRS SRNR IRANI RIES BS ENTER Iey S hast ES PE Sa AEA TON ID Prou NEVADA CITY GRASS VALLEY HIGHWAY Open 7 A. M. to 8 P. M. OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY DRIVE-IN MARKET Saturday Night 9 P. M. —NO ADVANCE IN PRICES— Large Extra Home Ranch Clean Eggs, per doz. _.. 24c NO ADVANCE IN MONARCH COFFEE 3 Ib. Vacuum jar.. 1 Ib. Vacuum Can 1 Ib. Vacuum Can Boca Coffee 1 Ib. Lady Adams Coffee .Delicious P-Nut Butter. per Ib. Best Bacon, sliced if you wish, per lb. Pure Lard, per . b. Table Size Oranges, 2 dozen We are buying our Fruits and Vegetables on the Sacramento market ourselves and will assure you better fruits and vegetables at lower prices. SaeuainsevensceccascenssesavaecnsSceierarsssassenesnncks THANKS — DRIVE IN AND SEE US AGAIN SPRING THE STYLE A —IS READY— COME IN NOW AND MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS . e Gay Prints With Bright Flowery Motifs Darker Conservative Prints Smart Coats FOR SPRING @ @ LOVELY HATS ‘FOR EASTER Charming off-the-face “= tle Sport Styles. Hats are very flattering this season. SHORT JACKETS, SWAGGER JACKETS, _ REDINGOTES, PLAIN COLORS, eh AND 7 ea LINGERIE Panties, Brassiers, Cuff Bloomers, Lacy Nightgowns, Gay Pajamas styles. . Turbans, Perky ‘LitIS HERE SHOP ¢ and spring blos-) A St. Pat> }. ed lettering “City Hall’ and decoraBirthday and Anniversary Party ‘Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Oliver, former Nevada City residents, and Mr. and Mrs. Valley were given a delightful surprise party Wednesday evering by a . Sroup of friends. The occasion was . i the 73d birthday of Mr. Oliver and i the seventeenth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Martin. The gay grovp gathered at home-of Mr. Oliver and proceeded to j che home of Mr. and Mrs. time was spent in playing whist, Thomas Oliver winning man’s prize, and Eloise Phelan, Mrs. Thomas Oliver, also won first , in another game. Two large cakes, one for the birth. day and the other for the anniver. sary were the central features of the, prettily decorated table. Spring . blossoms were used in profusion inj} the decorations. H Those present were, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bolton, Miss Alberta Bolton, Eloise Phelan, Nevada City; Mr. and Mrs. Ted Sinnock and son, Colfax; Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Oliver, Mr. andj Mrs. Martin, Arthur Martin, Mr. and, Mrs. George Cobeldick, Blanch, George, Jr., and Kenneth Cobeldick, Mrs. Arthur. TED JANISS OPENS NEW “MY PLACE” SAT. NIGHT Several important events, both national and international are scheduled to take place this year. The coronation of King George VI, the wedding of the Duke of Windsor and the opening of the new Golden Gate Bridge; but of greater interest to Nevada City residents is the grand opening next Saturday, March 13, of “My Place’ in a new location just across the street from the present site. The proprietor Ted Janiss has spared no expense in making the new “My Place’ as attractive and inviting as possible and it will be a bright spot in town; a place where

you can take your wife, sister or girl friend. The genial Ted and his equal ly genial wife, Lorraine will act as host and hostess on Saturday night and a hearty welcome is assured all who attend the grand opening. In conjunction with the new “My Place’ is a very excellent restaurani, where you will find Irene smilingly ready to serve you with delightful dishes. She is so adept at preparing don’t forget that a hearty welcome is awaiting you Saturday night at “My Place’ and Ted and Lorraine will be on hand to greet you. CITY HALL Scaffolding was removed from the front of the-new city hall on Broad Street yesterday morning. The raistions can be seen plainly on the white surface. Considerable work remains to complete the interior of the building, Leonard Martin, of Grass/ the} building, CLIFF DEBERRY OPENS STORE IN Announcing the opening of Cliff DeBerry if not the largest of its kind in Nevada ladies award; . county. Mr. DeBerry will offer the ' buyer of household electric, gas and other equipment a very large selection in refrigerators, ironers, washing machines, space heaters, water heaters, and all kinds of cooking ranges. George Crawford, well known in ‘both Nevada City and Grass Valley, where Mr. DeBerry last year opened a similar store on Main street, will be in charge of the Nevada City store. The Daniels building which Mr. DeBerry has taken over_has been repainted inside and out. The ceiling of the big store oom has been repapered, modern: lighting fixtures installed,.and the walls have been specially treated to give the salesroom a most pleasing effect. A big neon sign will presently be hung over the entrance of the building. Illustrating the volume of business which Mr. DeBerry’s experience warrants, he is expecting within the next day or two a carload of Frigidatre refrigerators, which. include eighteen different 1937 models, embodying in their appointments and conveniences the last word in household refrigeration. Aside from the wide and complete range of the ‘best household appliances on the market today, Mr. DeBerry does an extensive business in installing refrigeration for meat shops, restaurants, groceries, liquor establishments, dairies and florists. He has the agency for some of the most modern of these cold or cooling plants as well as for home and business air conditioning. Dersonal Mr. and Mrs. George Brailey are rapidly clearing . up the yard and grounds of the old Cohn property on Grove street, which they purchased several months ago. Trees have been grubbed out and brush cut away. The house will be remodeled and renovated. It has been re-shingled in the last few weeks. Judge Walter L. Mobley returned yesterday afternoon from a several days trip to San Francisco. He went down to benefit his health and seemed to be much improved from a recent attack of rheumatism. Everything in HAVE YOUR PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN in.our studio that has a reputation for good pictures. One week special price for our regular $3.00—8x10 portrait, ready for framing. Appointment necessary * £ 107 Mill Street : Drorocrapien IF %, it’s a photograph you want to give for Easter . it’s a good photograph you want.. so ONE 8x10 Photography W. G. ROBSON, Notice To Dog Owners All dogs within the corporate limits of Nevada City must be tagged, or they will be impounded and destroyed unless owner claims them within five days. Tags for male dogs $2; Female $4 Chief of Police NEVADA CITY, his . large household appliance store today in Nevada City in the Daniels attests his Martin! faith in the future of this communrwhere the party was held. A lively }ity. The Nevada City DeBerry store, ‘in fact is one of the largest. Mrs, Mary E. Meek, who has been aj ed. patient at 5 a emiber when she fell and broke her hip, was able to leave the hospital 11. . Tuesday with her hip fully recoverShe has gone to Sacramento reside with her MRS. MEEK RECOVERS CAMPTONVILLE, March the Landis Clinic and. where she will hospital at Grass Valley since Dec-. daughter Mrs. Earl L. Cleveland. LET US GET YOUR CLOTHES READY FOR Easter and Spring GRASS VALLEY LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS We Call and Deliver 111 Bennett Street Phone 108 GROC CORN FLAKES (liven cease Jc pe os ee 13c ore ea ee een es ee . sYe MUSHROOMSAUCE. ee Can sevtneectnecnennnetnentttatenetunnenttnen tment brane i 9c Pe __ AOE CANNED WALNUTS 25c a 15c Se — a 20c J. J. Jackson Phone 1 Free Delivery urass Valley Phone 88 “ FROM W. P. FULLER COMPANY ° e@ @ OUR NEW SPRING SHIPMENT: HAS JUST ARRIVED WE HAVE MANY NEW AND ATTRACTIVE PATTERNS OF LATEST DESIGN . PRICED FROM 12c PER SINGLE ROLL Alpha Stores, Ltd. Two Stores to Serve You Nevada City Phone 5 FRIDAY, MARCH 412, 195%.