March 27, 1936 (6 pages)

+ AGE Tw O NEV VADA CiTy’ NUGGET @ FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1936. ee 44% *, +, ODes lene slp peeie Fe Se ateaieape tJe ofr oleate desde ntentesgeogesth Nugget *hone 36 Beeqetetetetete cefoles ee INH fein eile: deste Nevada. Ce 305 Broad Strect. “eetivlesie nts ihe y Published Me is % by statute. Printed and ta: City. o as defined A Legal Newspaper, +e », oe te st thee ‘+ Editor and Publisher + 7 aX haath 4 fone Morday and Friday at nd entered as mail postoffice at Mareh 5, -Weekly, ilifornia, econd class in the under—Actof Congress, t acs erie fe , ie feo} + >, * cdveee) y _ ce ery = 3) Lt. +, fer) G EE vtem se Ray Jala comer ee NE $2.50 , * a et, fs Nery she He teste ate test Mesteste se steate tests etoktotelololoioiok feoleieiehs nt re shestuaite teste stestesteste tester’ M V « Mention Thé Boy Scouts? . 7, NAPIER, in the Verde once: News Jerome, Arizona. “Why do you give so much space to the Boy Scouts?’ asked a man this week. He had contributed a lengthy article on a mora! subject.of considerable general interest and it: had not been used in the Verde Copper News. He thought we should have held out the Scout news to publish his article. The editor would like to print everything that everybody wants printed, but with limited space, semeone has to exeertise his best judgment in the selection of matter, so the editor just does the best. he can in selecting his own matter. he Boy Scouts are just a bunch of kids,” the author above signtoned said. ‘‘Nobody cares about what they do.” But the editor has never seen a Boy Scout drunk nor in jail. The only time we ever saw a Boy Scout in police court ‘was W hen the boy gave une weed against a hit-and-run driver. The editor lived with Boy Scouts for severa If he wanted to hire a boy for any responsible position he would insist on his being a Boy Scout. Scouting builds into a boy's 4 Years fide of makeup strong , fibres o: : Social 1] Mis. Gates Gis \2 } IMr. ead . Eve nts . Mr. John Becker, prominent minf}ing man of Nevada City, was called if . fo. San Francisco this Weel to-bhe—at . . the bedside of’his sister, Mrs. Marie residents of Gridley and visited in this section many times and are well known: here. An emergency appendicitis operaPe ee : Mrs: Claytod Chatfeld: and irae} Stren ae, iy is seriously ill. tion eas performed on Mrs. egal Party for Young Folks + Glas ,.; Mrs. Birmingham's husband passed. Ruby /of Grass Valley in the Nevada ———— aay — ie senciad ee aaa ised *. away about.a month ago, Mrs. Bir-. City Sanitarium. Wednesday; evening . A group of young people enjoyed motored to San Andreas Thursday! ., : #6 _ : ‘A : : Heese 28 SP ‘ Ho je in. mingham and husband were formér! »y~Dr. B. W. Hummelt. an ‘evéning’s. entcctainment at the. to. visit Mr. Chatfield who ‘is in} : home.of Mr. end Mrs. Robert Gates; charge of the Buifalo-Whai Cheer . in this ci Wednesday evening. Af-. gravel mine. Earl returned Sunday, . ter 73 hours spent in playing; but the others remained until Thuis. ime: fae shments were ser-. day when Mr. Chatfield -broughi ved) . . them. to this city. and will remain . Phese present were: Misses Claire . over che week end. . Rangall, therine Tognarelli, Bet. ty-Andrews. Lavon and Agatha. “W's: R. G. Berggren, and son left) Gates, Messrs, George McCarty, Craig; today by automobile for Los An-) Davies, Albert Pontincelli, Thad Ba-. . &¢!°S for a visit of several days with . ker and Ellard Gates. . friends. ‘ gineer of this city, returned Tuesj Luncheon rd irom a two weeks stay in San . 4 Thirty eight members of Friend-! Francisco, on business. ship Cirele of the Ladies: Afd Society . ee ee i held ene of their most delichtfvil Gus Orzaili, whosuffered an insocial affairs of the season Wednes-. jury to his hand while working in day afternoon, A delicious luncheon. tie Murchie mine a week ago; yes. Was enjoyed at one o’clock after; terday returned to work. : which several ladies presented 4 —_——— play-let, ‘‘The Love Gift.’' Those. Gove Celio, student 2: San Jose, taking part were, Mrs. George :Gib-. teachers: college,is spending his son, Mrs. A. A. Price, Mrs.“ H. 4H. . spring -vacation with his mothe. . Mrs. Mrs. sjuckner, Mrs. Geary Feagans, Hawke, Mrs. R. C. Granholn. Neighborly Club Meets With Mrs. Gordon-Ross The Neighborly Club of Harmony Ridge met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. R. H. Gordon Ross. A dainty luncheon a2 o'clock after whieh ing was held and the following of . Gerggren, a business meet. character. It makes him staunch of heart and strong of mind. ficers elected for the ensuing. vear It has proven itself to be a builder of true mankood. Every] ‘"S'000% rs. Charles Luce; v! : : 5 president, Mrs.Kenneth Arboges Boy Scout is an influence for good where he: lives. Every Secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Willfam 1. . . Davies. . . Scout organization helps to encourage and preserve the lessons of clean living, of manly courage, of industry and thrift,. The remainder of the afternoon Was. spent in playing «games and . of the obligation of helpfulness to those needing help, and of all the things that make for right living. ¥ Scouting makes real Ainericans out of thoughtless youths. If every boy in America were a member, country soon would have the finest citizenship in the world. If boy in the United States wre a Scout there would be few, if any, gangsters and gun men ct the end of twenty years. Jf all) the boys were Scouts there would be no . paper to publish lengthy articles rc cgarding the nation’s morals. . But Scouts have other tr aining besides moxal develop-. ment. They are trained in life saving. In the Florida disaster’ last year Boy Scouts saved hundreds of lives. They are active . not only in time of disaster, but in every day life. They are . taught first how to take care-of themselves. They are the n} _taught how to vans care of others: The Boy Scout motto: “Be . Prepared,” is, if applied to life generally, the greatest possible . factor in success. . We might:leave out the editorials to make room for con-. tributions which patrons desire printed, or we might, just . might, mind you, curtai! the advertising matter to make room. for something else, but so long as this editor has any voice in. the matter the Boy Scouts can have any blamed thing within the bounds of reason. eve ry need for a Qin. T2E4VS aermmtenr rns Grass, Valley iff Tho st:dio that satisfies. Good O07 Mill St. ‘ F TN ‘ #:. rhetos at reasonable prices—no suess work. $-hour Kodak finishDrorcéraprer elie HELP WHEN You WANT Joining country with town, your Telephone takes ,your messages. It fetches that tractor part, hires extra help, orders supplies, asks questions about market trends, sends for the doctor—does the thousand and one “odd jobs” that make up farm life. Rain or shine, there it is, a “handy man” that " never tires. Every farm, orchard and ranch needs , telephone service. THe PACIFIC THLEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CoMPANY 218 BROAD STREET ' TELEPHONE 156 Nugget Ads Get Results . fancy work. ke held in Kenneth The next meeting is to} April at the home of Mrs. } . Arbogast. ; day . 3300 miles by auto. Dr. }ed they !nia”’ in a . nesday . wife. . scon Mrs. Katherine: B. Celio. ; Dr. David Reeder of Nevada. City had as guests his Thomas . ; N. Reeder and chum of Kansas City, Mo. He is connected with the Southwest Bell Telephone company. They left Wednesday for’ Los Angeles where they will spend a day and expect to arrive in aviead City Sunevening, distanee of Reeder statarrived in Califorstorm and told lozal Missouri.”’ =e has son, driving a “Sunny “T am people, from John .Trusk, miner of this city, was called to Parker, Arizona, Wedby the sudden death of his cream Deco; ated, chocolate with names. Don't at Colley’s Confectionery. €258; forget to order Junior TONIGHT AT ARMORY HALL Come Prepared To Have A Good Time Couples—$1.00. Single Prom plaids, checks. Sizes 12 to 20. s—50c Spectators—25c PEN N'E.Y~ Style Conscious Women . . choose SUITS FOR EASTER WEAR! It can be a Swagger, a Stroller, or a trimly fitted Reefer. BUT make it a suit! Wool tweeds, monotones, Choose yours today? Check refrigerator wwalues paint b THE NEW 0 Stcres at with mis = Westughouse ‘Yalerdah Book. " Westinghouse REFRIGERATOR STANDARD OF 120 East Mair § aw WW. M. RT J .) BUY NOW! LAST CHANCE! F. H. A. Goes Out March 31. Only Four Days Left and One of Those is Sunday. _AVOID THAT LAST MINUTE RUSH cle KNOW y. poiat Time-tested Hermetically-sealed unit. Welded All-Steel Cabinet. Convenient 7-Point Temperature Selector. Modern Streamline beduty of design. New Improved Eject-o-Cube Trays. New Adjustoshelf for Varying Needs. Moonstone Ware a — G& OF] = © AD = REFRIGERATOR VALUE a. m.; Sunday at 34:5 p. YOUR NEW REFRIGERATOR T IS our firm belief that any refrigerator buyer who gets all the facts will buy a Westinghouse. It has every convenience and refinement that 50 yéars of electrical achievement ' can provide. This means extra years of dependable refrigeration —and at no extra cost. Comparison with any and all other makes—point by point— = *Water Cooler. will prove conclusiveOur line of West8 Triple Food Saver ly that Westinghouse PRICES From inghouse Golden Set for leftovers. ~ is the really outstandJubilee models is . 5 Years’ Protection -: efri 1 complete. Against S fon ix: ing refrigerator value pense on _sealed-in of 1936. See it today unit $5—in the price. —arid be*convinced. Tune in every Monday, .Tuesday, .Wednesday, Thursday and Friday at-10 a. m. Saturday at 9:30 m. Station KFBK. ful Harry’s Household Hints.” ‘§ BARE, 2E¥ ‘‘HelpEY GRASS WALLEY Sécrametiio, Auburn, Pla cerville, Folsom and Roseville Phone '9 pata

+ AGE Tw O NEV VADA CiTy’ NUGGET @ FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1936. ee 44% *, +, ODes lene slp peeie Fe Se ateaieape tJe ofr oleate desde ntentesgeogesth Nugget *hone 36 Beeqetetetetete cefoles ee INH fein eile: deste Nevada. Ce 305 Broad Strect. “eetivlesie nts ihe y Published Me is % by statute. Printed and ta: City. o as defined A Legal Newspaper, +e », oe te st thee ‘+ Editor and Publisher + 7 aX haath 4 fone Morday and Friday at nd entered as mail postoffice at Mareh 5, -Weekly, ilifornia, econd class in the under—Actof Congress, t acs erie fe , ie feo} + >, * cdveee) y _ ce ery = 3) Lt. +, fer) G EE vtem se Ray Jala comer ee NE $2.50 , * a et, fs Nery she He teste ate test Mesteste se steate tests etoktotelololoioiok feoleieiehs nt re shestuaite teste stestesteste tester’ M V « Mention Thé Boy Scouts? . 7, NAPIER, in the Verde once: News Jerome, Arizona. “Why do you give so much space to the Boy Scouts?’ asked a man this week. He had contributed a lengthy article on a mora! subject.of considerable general interest and it: had not been used in the Verde Copper News. He thought we should have held out the Scout news to publish his article. The editor would like to print everything that everybody wants printed, but with limited space, semeone has to exeertise his best judgment in the selection of matter, so the editor just does the best. he can in selecting his own matter. he Boy Scouts are just a bunch of kids,” the author above signtoned said. ‘‘Nobody cares about what they do.” But the editor has never seen a Boy Scout drunk nor in jail. The only time we ever saw a Boy Scout in police court ‘was W hen the boy gave une weed against a hit-and-run driver. The editor lived with Boy Scouts for severa If he wanted to hire a boy for any responsible position he would insist on his being a Boy Scout. Scouting builds into a boy's 4 Years fide of makeup strong , fibres o: : Social 1] Mis. Gates Gis \2 } IMr. ead . Eve nts . Mr. John Becker, prominent minf}ing man of Nevada City, was called if . fo. San Francisco this Weel to-bhe—at . . the bedside of’his sister, Mrs. Marie residents of Gridley and visited in this section many times and are well known: here. An emergency appendicitis operaPe ee : Mrs: Claytod Chatfeld: and irae} Stren ae, iy is seriously ill. tion eas performed on Mrs. egal Party for Young Folks + Glas ,.; Mrs. Birmingham's husband passed. Ruby /of Grass Valley in the Nevada ———— aay — ie senciad ee aaa ised *. away about.a month ago, Mrs. Bir-. City Sanitarium. Wednesday; evening . A group of young people enjoyed motored to San Andreas Thursday! ., : #6 _ : ‘A : : Heese 28 SP ‘ Ho je in. mingham and husband were formér! »y~Dr. B. W. Hummelt. an ‘evéning’s. entcctainment at the. to. visit Mr. Chatfield who ‘is in} : home.of Mr. end Mrs. Robert Gates; charge of the Buifalo-Whai Cheer . in this ci Wednesday evening. Af-. gravel mine. Earl returned Sunday, . ter 73 hours spent in playing; but the others remained until Thuis. ime: fae shments were ser-. day when Mr. Chatfield -broughi ved) . . them. to this city. and will remain . Phese present were: Misses Claire . over che week end. . Rangall, therine Tognarelli, Bet. ty-Andrews. Lavon and Agatha. “W's: R. G. Berggren, and son left) Gates, Messrs, George McCarty, Craig; today by automobile for Los An-) Davies, Albert Pontincelli, Thad Ba-. . &¢!°S for a visit of several days with . ker and Ellard Gates. . friends. ‘ gineer of this city, returned Tuesj Luncheon rd irom a two weeks stay in San . 4 Thirty eight members of Friend-! Francisco, on business. ship Cirele of the Ladies: Afd Society . ee ee i held ene of their most delichtfvil Gus Orzaili, whosuffered an insocial affairs of the season Wednes-. jury to his hand while working in day afternoon, A delicious luncheon. tie Murchie mine a week ago; yes. Was enjoyed at one o’clock after; terday returned to work. : which several ladies presented 4 —_——— play-let, ‘‘The Love Gift.’' Those. Gove Celio, student 2: San Jose, taking part were, Mrs. George :Gib-. teachers: college,is spending his son, Mrs. A. A. Price, Mrs.“ H. 4H. . spring -vacation with his mothe. . Mrs. Mrs. sjuckner, Mrs. Geary Feagans, Hawke, Mrs. R. C. Granholn. Neighborly Club Meets With Mrs. Gordon-Ross The Neighborly Club of Harmony Ridge met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. R. H. Gordon Ross. A dainty luncheon a2 o'clock after whieh ing was held and the following of . Gerggren, a business meet. character. It makes him staunch of heart and strong of mind. ficers elected for the ensuing. vear It has proven itself to be a builder of true mankood. Every] ‘"S'000% rs. Charles Luce; v! : : 5 president, Mrs.Kenneth Arboges Boy Scout is an influence for good where he: lives. Every Secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Willfam 1. . . Davies. . . Scout organization helps to encourage and preserve the lessons of clean living, of manly courage, of industry and thrift,. The remainder of the afternoon Was. spent in playing «games and . of the obligation of helpfulness to those needing help, and of all the things that make for right living. ¥ Scouting makes real Ainericans out of thoughtless youths. If every boy in America were a member, country

soon would have the finest citizenship in the world. If boy in the United States wre a Scout there would be few, if any, gangsters and gun men ct the end of twenty years. Jf all) the boys were Scouts there would be no . paper to publish lengthy articles rc cgarding the nation’s morals. . But Scouts have other tr aining besides moxal develop-. ment. They are trained in life saving. In the Florida disaster’ last year Boy Scouts saved hundreds of lives. They are active . not only in time of disaster, but in every day life. They are . taught first how to take care-of themselves. They are the n} _taught how to vans care of others: The Boy Scout motto: “Be . Prepared,” is, if applied to life generally, the greatest possible . factor in success. . We might:leave out the editorials to make room for con-. tributions which patrons desire printed, or we might, just . might, mind you, curtai! the advertising matter to make room. for something else, but so long as this editor has any voice in. the matter the Boy Scouts can have any blamed thing within the bounds of reason. eve ry need for a Qin. T2E4VS aermmtenr rns Grass, Valley iff Tho st:dio that satisfies. Good O07 Mill St. ‘ F TN ‘ #:. rhetos at reasonable prices—no suess work. $-hour Kodak finishDrorcéraprer elie HELP WHEN You WANT Joining country with town, your Telephone takes ,your messages. It fetches that tractor part, hires extra help, orders supplies, asks questions about market trends, sends for the doctor—does the thousand and one “odd jobs” that make up farm life. Rain or shine, there it is, a “handy man” that " never tires. Every farm, orchard and ranch needs , telephone service. THe PACIFIC THLEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CoMPANY 218 BROAD STREET ' TELEPHONE 156 Nugget Ads Get Results . fancy work. ke held in Kenneth The next meeting is to} April at the home of Mrs. } . Arbogast. ; day . 3300 miles by auto. Dr. }ed they !nia”’ in a . nesday . wife. . scon Mrs. Katherine: B. Celio. ; Dr. David Reeder of Nevada. City had as guests his Thomas . ; N. Reeder and chum of Kansas City, Mo. He is connected with the Southwest Bell Telephone company. They left Wednesday for’ Los Angeles where they will spend a day and expect to arrive in aviead City Sunevening, distanee of Reeder statarrived in Califorstorm and told lozal Missouri.”’ =e has son, driving a “Sunny “T am people, from John .Trusk, miner of this city, was called to Parker, Arizona, Wedby the sudden death of his cream Deco; ated, chocolate with names. Don't at Colley’s Confectionery. €258; forget to order Junior TONIGHT AT ARMORY HALL Come Prepared To Have A Good Time Couples—$1.00. Single Prom plaids, checks. Sizes 12 to 20. s—50c Spectators—25c PEN N'E.Y~ Style Conscious Women . . choose SUITS FOR EASTER WEAR! It can be a Swagger, a Stroller, or a trimly fitted Reefer.. BUT make it a suit! Wool tweeds, monotones, Choose yours today? Check refrigerator wwalues paint b THE NEW 0 Stcres at with mis = Westughouse ‘Yalerdah Book. " Westinghouse REFRIGERATOR STANDARD OF 120 East Mair § aw WW. M. RT J .) BUY NOW! LAST CHANCE! F. H. A. Goes Out March 31. Only Four Days Left and One of Those is Sunday. _AVOID THAT LAST MINUTE RUSH cle KNOW y. poiat Time-tested Hermetically-sealed unit. Welded All-Steel Cabinet. Convenient 7-Point Temperature Selector. Modern Streamline beduty of design. New Improved Eject-o-Cube Trays. New Adjustoshelf for Varying Needs. Moonstone Ware a — G& OF] = © AD = REFRIGERATOR VALUE a. m.; Sunday at 34:5 p. YOUR NEW REFRIGERATOR T IS our firm belief that any refrigerator buyer who gets all the facts will buy a Westinghouse. It has every convenience and refinement that 50 yéars of electrical achievement ' can provide. This means extra years of dependable refrigeration —and at no extra cost. Comparison with any and all other makes—point by point— = *Water Cooler. will prove conclusiveOur line of West8 Triple Food Saver ly that Westinghouse PRICES From inghouse Golden Set for leftovers. ~ is the really outstandJubilee models is . 5 Years’ Protection -: efri 1 complete. Against S fon ix: ing refrigerator value pense on _sealed-in of 1936. See it today unit $5—in the price. —arid be*convinced. Tune in every Monday, .Tuesday, .Wednesday, Thursday and Friday at-10 a. m. Saturday at 9:30 m. Station KFBK. ful Harry’s Household Hints.” ‘§ BARE, 2E¥ ‘‘HelpEY GRASS WALLEY Sécrametiio, Auburn, Pla cerville, Folsom and Roseville Phone '9 pata