May 10, 1940 (8 pages)

NEVADA CI Y NUGGETMANY LIMITS Local sportsmen continue to bring in fine limits of trout from nearby: lakes and mountain streams. “Whispering” Dick Lane has been out four times since opeuins day flay 1 and caught limits each time two of them beings weight limits. Will C. BuffingHAVE YOU BEEN If not, or if you have any doubt, please fill out this blank and mail to Robert E. Shields 327 Lincoln Street Roseville, California Se ‘ton also brought District Supervisor of Census ‘ 2 Aprii-l, i940, 1 was siving at the address given below, but to the best of my knowledge I have not been enumerated, either there or anywhere else. Street and No. .....: ee ca GH SCHOOL By BARBARA PHARISS in a fine limit of :roit.on the opening day. ~ om the Bay— Miss A. McCraney: of San. Francisco is visiting her sister in law, Mrs. O. McCraney, and family in ENUMERATED? MOTHERS DAY TEA The home economics department will give their annual Mother’s :Day i. tea on Friday afternoon in the court \lat the high school. All mothers are il invited as guests. The main event will be a fashion show put on by the members of the sewing class. Sports, formal and afternoon clothes will be modeled, each girl wearing what she —— has made. A string sextet will supply the music. The sextet is composed of Jean Elliott, Kathleen Fissel, Jack Neal, Margaret Shearer, Johnnie ‘McCarthy, and Mr. Smith. Mary Libbey, piano. Different members of the choruses will present several musical selections. Tea will be served by the foods department. PIONEER DAY The twenty-second annual pioneer day will be held at the Chico State College on Saturday. All high school PRECIATE A NEW DR hat in the latest node, or, dress accescories. a handb N\ s ® ® © 313 Broad Street ¥ Sesteresteateateafeatesfestestecte teste erferfeateatieteofeofeste sfeshesteatenbesteateateateatesiestesieiesie ole sheshesteseste ie se este esse” MOTHERS, YOUNG OR OLD, ALWAYS APDAY, oz, new fresh lingerie, new silk stockings, a ment for the coat or dress. V/E HAVE A VARIETY OF THESE THINGS at reasonable prices for discerning patrons. We invite you to come m and see them, especially our FINE, FULL ASSORTMENT OF HOSIERY. STYLE SHOP Nea \ meteteteeoeoetetestestestentneoedeletetetettetlete tet seniors are invited to attend. Several students will attend from. here. A good program has been planned at the college and Bidwell Park, with a dance in the evening. : > SENIOR BALL The seniors have begun planning for their ball on May 10. A group was chosen to represent the class and to choose a theme. -They met Tuesday night and have some very promising plans. %, yt HOME FROM PHILIPPINES Albert Johnson, who has spent four years in the Philippine Islands, arrived ‘Wednesday evening on a visit to his brother, Leonard Johnson, local police officer, and other brothers. He came as far as Auburn with another young man returning there to visit. Mr. Johnson will spend a three month’s vacation in the United States and return to his duties ‘th a mining company. He has been with the San Marisco Mining Company nearly all the time he has been in the islands.-He has met several Nevada City men when he has visited in (Manila, one of them being John Ghidotti. Johnson spent ten ee ESS ON MOTHER’S some of our bright new ese sfesfestesfestrates! c7 + ag. or a pretty adornstertes te: % fe eaters, s K? + A? oO cose eS %, *s days in Nevada City with relatives before leaving for the Philippines and is enjoying meeting several friends. : Religious services of virtually every creed will be held in the Temple of Religion on Treasure Island during the 19 Sundays of the 1940 Golden Gate International Exposition. Nevada City Measure All Cars, Regardless of Price, By “THE LE and you'll know ADERS LINE-UP’ why Chevrolet leads all cars in sales Ye MODERN ROY ‘ » 1c las T ; RIOUS FISHER BODY BEAUTY begga % DYNAMIC VALVE-IN-HEAD ENGI LUNUOES! VE Ab ® mM EXCLUSIVE VACUUMPOWER SHIF 2 xe GENUINE Ki * > LOWER GA‘ Me LOWER DELIVERED PRICES —P = CHEVROLETS HIRST AGAIN! _. MOUNTAIN YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER FOR NEVADA AND SIERRA COUNTIES AL CLIPPER’ STYLING Jokeg PERFECTED HYDRAULIC BRAKES The Last Word , , tion Me TIPTOE-MATIC CLUTCH For Smoother, More Reliable Opera PU PORT SER TRIER A RII AEF NOES No other car, regardless of price, > Found Only on Chevrolet and o combines all these Chevrolet quality features Me 507% Automatic—Only 20% Driver ESOS \ No other car, WY) fs \. . . regardless of price, Smoother, Steadier, Safer. can h Chevdemand Run than an Eight EST DOLLAR i> . *On Special De Luxe and Master De Luxe Series ‘659 LAINLY MARKED —GREAT «All models priced at Flint, Mich. Transportation based on rail rates, state and local taxes (if any), optional equipment and accessories—extra. Prices ~ subject to change without notice. CHEVROLET COMPANY ee Hazel Thomas Married In Reno Saturday The marriage of Hazel Thomas of Nevada City and Jack Whitford of Grass Valley Saturday morning in Reno was announced this week, The ceremony was_' performed in the MethodistEpiscopal church with Rey. Schmidt officiating. Miss Dorothy Thomas, sister of the bride, and Mr. and Mrs. Grenfeil of Grass Valley accompanied the couple to Reno, The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thonias of Silva Avenue and is a graduate of the Nevada City high school with the class of 1937. She attended beauty school in Oakland and has been employed 1 Bowman’s Beauty Shop since that time. She is a member of the Busiess and Professional Women’s Club of Nevada City. The groom is the son of Mrs. Jack Wasley, Empire street, Grass Valley and is employed at the Empire mine. PTA Mothers Day Tea Will Be Today The Mothers Day tea to be given by members of the Nevada ‘City high ‘school PTA will be held this afternoon at 3 o’clock at the high school. Miss Mildred Severtson, teacher of domestic arts, is in charge of the affair this year and will give a fashion show with gowns made by the girls in her sewing classes. Tea and cakes made by members of the cooking. class will also be-served. A string quintet conducted by Ralph Smith, music instructor, will contribute musical numbers’ while zZirls.are modeling the gowns and during the tea hour. All’ mothers are cordially invited to be present. Evangeline Chapter, O. E. S. Holds Officers Night Evangeline Chapter, O. BE. S., held an elective and appointive officers night Tuesday evening and one hundred members and visitors were present for a delightful meeting. Among those entertained were officers of the chapters in Roseville, Colfax, Dutch Flat and Grass Valley. A program honoring Mothers Day was rendered after the meeting with Tom and Bill Rickard, Bill Wagner and Mrs. C. E. Bosworth taking part. Particularly appropriae was the song “That Wonderful Mother of Mine,’’ sung by Tom Rickard. A gay May time theme was carried out in the dining room and on the tables. Tiny Maypoles with crepe paper streamers were on each table and candy clowns were favors. Huge bouquets of white hawthorne and and the yellow Scotch broom. were used in profusion about the room. Masons, Eastern Star Meet. Wednesday Forty five Masons, their wives and members of Evangeline Chapter, O. E. S. enjoyed a delightful meeting Wednesday evening in Masonic Hall. The 'P. G. & E. company presented movies of Sierra playgrounds which were quite educational and beautiful. Refreshments were served at the close. of the meeting. Cameron Larsen is master of Nevada City lodge, No 13.8. & A.M, LOCAL ANTLERS PLAN MOTHERS. . flowers on Mothers Day to all the DAY PROGRAMS Final plans for the annual Mothers Day observances by the Nevada City Lodge of Antlers to -be held Sunday night at the Elks Home were completed this week. A special invitation to all the mothers of the community has been issued by Exalted Antler Craig Davies. This is the second year that the Antlers have sponsored such an event. Tribute to motherhood is one of the cardinal principles of the ritualistic work. The program being arranged will include a speaker, musical selections and a message from the past exalted antler of the lodge. A special observance by the Antlers this year, with cooperation by the Nevada City Lodge of Elks, will be the distribution of bouquets. of shut-ins of the community. The flowers will be arranged and distributed Sunday morning by a committee of Elks and Antlers. The observance was conceived by the Elks Lodge and it is planned to make this an annual event. Any person having any knowledge of shutins are asked to notify John O’Neill at the Morning Union office. GEO. F. RADDUE, Manager oC Cation Ha Re een _GRASS VALLEY 2 South Church Street, Phone 119. ~ we * e notice blanks at the Nugget Office. Quartz and Placer claim location . . ace : Social Events. ~ ABSENTEE BALLOTS __ The board of supervisors met yesterday to count the ballots from Tuesday’s primary election. It is estimated they will complete this work today, et SAFEST TRAFFIC CITY of 105,100, is headed for a goal of ality after having recently passed the 6150 day mark. BRIDGE IMPROVED A small crew of city employees went to work on the southern approach of Gault Bridge Tuesday widthere early this spring. li TO WHOM IT MAY Evansville, Ind., with a populatioz . 200 das without a motor vehicle fatening and completing work started CONCERN: C. Leonard Arnett is _not employed by us, . and we “will’‘not be ; . responsible in any way for any of _ his transactions. If interested in termite’ control please phone 1936 ~ Marysville, or address i 628. 12th Street, Marysville. (Signed) BELL’S TERMITE CONTROL. By E. J. Bell. FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1940. Bon Allure News on all FROM $3.95 UP These prices effective to ani including Saturday, May 11 SLIPS . $1.00 $1.95 Triple Sheer Washable BLOUSES $1.95 . PHOENIX HOSE of course! —79¢ mma $1.00 WOMEN'S 141 Mill Street IT’S ALWAYS NEW AT . THE BON ALLURE. APPAREL Grass Valley, Calif. Zi (a) pic 661 cusic root New 1940 KELVINATOR SBS with,5 Year Protection Plan a ail OME IN and see it. Full 614 cubic foot size. fin“shed ingleaming Permalux outside, with Porcelain-onsteel cabinet interior, chilling tray, automatic light, 84-cube freezing capacity, and many other features. It’s powered by the famed Polarsphere sealed .unit\. . . that uses current less than 20% of the time, and has sufficient capacity to keep 5 refrigerators cold, under average household. conditions, And it’s just one of the * amazing values in the New 1940 Kelvinator line. Big 6 and 8 cubic foot models at savings of $30 to $60 compared to last year. See our complete line—ask for the new book—‘“The 1940 Refrigerator Guide.” *State and local taxes extra. ALPHA STORES, Ltd. Phone 5 Nevada City Phone 88 Grass Valley Nevada lives of a hot-blooded Mater is a blonde, Theatre FRIDAY THREE CHEERS FOR THE IRISH :warm-hearted, captivating story of the ups and downs in the Irish-American family. SATURDAY A CHUMP AT OXFORD Oliver Hardy—in a full length picture fun-filled to the brim with uproarious insanity. The uproar starts when the boys think Alma The scréen’s funniest comedians — Stan Laurel and SUNDAY AND MONDAY = ROAD TO SINGAPOR ‘Hope, with lovely -Dorothy--Lamour in—a_riotof tropical rhythm and South Seas laughter. With Jerry Colonna, i Together for the first time on the _ screen, Bing Crosby and Bob

NEVADA CI Y NUGGETMANY LIMITS Local sportsmen continue to bring in fine limits of trout from nearby: lakes and mountain streams. “Whispering” Dick Lane has been out four times since opeuins day flay 1 and caught limits each time two of them beings weight limits. Will C. BuffingHAVE YOU BEEN If not, or if you have any doubt, please fill out this blank and mail to Robert E. Shields 327 Lincoln Street Roseville, California Se ‘ton also brought District Supervisor of Census ‘ 2 Aprii-l, i940, 1 was siving at the address given below, but to the best of my knowledge I have not been enumerated, either there or anywhere else. Street and No. .........: ee ca GH SCHOOL By BARBARA PHARISS in a fine limit of :roit.on the opening day. ~ om the Bay— Miss A. McCraney: of San. Francisco is visiting her sister in law, Mrs. O. McCraney, and family in ENUMERATED? MOTHERS DAY TEA The home economics department will give their annual Mother’s :Day i. tea on Friday afternoon in the court \lat the high school. All mothers are il invited as guests. The main event will be a fashion show put on by the members of the sewing class. Sports, formal and afternoon clothes will be modeled, each girl wearing what she —— has made. A string sextet will supply the music. The sextet is composed of Jean Elliott, Kathleen Fissel, Jack Neal, Margaret Shearer, Johnnie ‘McCarthy, and Mr. Smith. Mary Libbey, piano. Different members of the choruses will present several musical selections. Tea will be served by the foods department. PIONEER DAY The twenty-second annual pioneer day will be held at the Chico State College on Saturday. All high school PRECIATE A NEW DR hat in the latest node, or, dress accescories. a handb N\ s ® ® © 313 Broad Street ¥ Sesteresteateateafeatesfestestecte teste erferfeateatieteofeofeste sfeshesteatenbesteateateateatesiestesieiesie ole sheshesteseste ie se este esse” MOTHERS, YOUNG OR OLD, ALWAYS APDAY, oz, new fresh lingerie, new silk stockings, a ment for the coat or dress. V/E HAVE A VARIETY OF THESE THINGS at reasonable prices for discerning patrons. We invite you to come m and see them, especially our FINE, FULL ASSORTMENT OF HOSIERY. STYLE SHOP Nea \ meteteteeoeoetetestestestentneoedeletetetettetlete tet seniors are invited to attend. Several students will attend from. here. A good program has been planned at the college and Bidwell Park, with a dance in the evening. : > SENIOR BALL The seniors have begun planning for their ball on May 10. A group was chosen to represent the class and to choose a theme. -They met Tuesday night and have some very promising plans. %, yt HOME FROM PHILIPPINES Albert Johnson, who has spent four years in the Philippine Islands, arrived ‘Wednesday evening on a visit to his brother, Leonard Johnson, local police officer, and other brothers. He came as far as Auburn with another young man returning there to visit. Mr. Johnson will spend a three month’s vacation in the United States and return to his duties ‘th a mining company. He has been with the San Marisco Mining Company nearly all the time he has been in the islands.-He has met several Nevada City men when he has visited in (Manila, one of them being John Ghidotti. Johnson spent ten ee ESS ON MOTHER’S some of our bright new ese sfesfestesfestrates! c7 + ag. or a pretty adornstertes te: % fe eaters, s K? + A? oO cose eS %, *s days in Nevada City with relatives before leaving for the Philippines and is enjoying meeting several friends. : Religious services of virtually every creed will be held in the Temple of Religion on Treasure Island during the 19 Sundays of the 1940 Golden Gate International Exposition. Nevada City Measure All Cars, Regardless of Price, By “THE LE and you'll know ADERS LINE-UP’ why Chevrolet leads all cars in sales Ye MODERN ROY ‘ » 1c las T ; RIOUS FISHER BODY BEAUTY begga % DYNAMIC VALVE-IN-HEAD ENGI LUNUOES! VE Ab ® mM EXCLUSIVE VACUUMPOWER SHIF 2 xe GENUINE Ki * > LOWER GA‘ Me LOWER DELIVERED PRICES —P = CHEVROLETS HIRST AGAIN! _. MOUNTAIN YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER FOR NEVADA AND SIERRA COUNTIES AL CLIPPER’ STYLING Jokeg PERFECTED HYDRAULIC BRAKES The Last Word , , tion Me TIPTOE-MATIC CLUTCH For Smoother, More Reliable Opera PU PORT SER TRIER A RII AEF NOES No other car, regardless of price, > Found Only on Chevrolet and o combines all these Chevrolet quality features Me 507% Automatic—Only 20% Driver ESOS \ No other car, WY) fs \. . . regardless of price, Smoother, Steadier, Safer.. can h Chevdemand Run than an Eight EST DOLLAR i> . *On Special De Luxe and Master De Luxe Series ‘659 LAINLY MARKED —GREAT «All models priced at Flint, Mich. Transportation based on rail rates, state and local taxes (if any), optional equipment and accessories—extra. Prices ~ subject to change without notice. CHEVROLET COMPANY ee Hazel Thomas Married In Reno Saturday The marriage of Hazel Thomas of Nevada City and Jack Whitford of Grass Valley Saturday morning in Reno was announced this week, The ceremony was_' performed in the MethodistEpiscopal church with Rey. Schmidt officiating. Miss Dorothy Thomas, sister of the bride, and Mr. and Mrs. Grenfeil of Grass Valley accompanied the couple to Reno, The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thonias of Silva Avenue and is a graduate of the Nevada City high school with the class of 1937. She attended beauty school in Oakland and has been employed 1 Bowman’s Beauty Shop since that time. She is a member of the Busiess and Professional Women’s Club of Nevada City. The groom is the son of Mrs. Jack Wasley, Empire street, Grass Valley and is employed at the Empire mine. PTA Mothers Day Tea Will Be Today The Mothers Day tea to be given by members of the Nevada ‘City high ‘school PTA will be held this afternoon at 3 o’clock at the high school. Miss Mildred Severtson, teacher of domestic arts, is in charge of the

affair this year and will give a fashion show with gowns made by the girls in her sewing classes. Tea and cakes made by members of the cooking. class will also be-served. A string quintet conducted by Ralph Smith, music instructor, will contribute musical numbers’ while zZirls.are modeling the gowns and during the tea hour. All’ mothers are cordially invited to be present. Evangeline Chapter, O. E. S. Holds Officers Night Evangeline Chapter, O. BE. S., held an elective and appointive officers night Tuesday evening and one hundred members and visitors were present for a delightful meeting. Among those entertained were officers of the chapters in Roseville, Colfax, Dutch Flat and Grass Valley. A program honoring Mothers Day was rendered after the meeting with Tom and Bill Rickard, Bill Wagner and Mrs. C. E. Bosworth taking part. Particularly appropriae was the song “That Wonderful Mother of Mine,’’ sung by Tom Rickard. A gay May time theme was carried out in the dining room and on the tables. Tiny Maypoles with crepe paper streamers were on each table and candy clowns were favors. Huge bouquets of white hawthorne and and the yellow Scotch broom. were used in profusion about the room. Masons, Eastern Star Meet. Wednesday Forty five Masons, their wives and members of Evangeline Chapter, O. E. S. enjoyed a delightful meeting Wednesday evening in Masonic Hall. The 'P. G. & E. company presented movies of Sierra playgrounds which were quite educational and beautiful. Refreshments were served at the close. of the meeting. Cameron Larsen is master of Nevada City lodge, No 13.8. & A.M, LOCAL ANTLERS PLAN MOTHERS. . flowers on Mothers Day to all the DAY PROGRAMS Final plans for the annual Mothers Day observances by the Nevada City Lodge of Antlers to -be held Sunday night at the Elks Home were completed this week. A special invitation to all the mothers of the community has been issued by Exalted Antler Craig Davies. This is the second year that the Antlers have sponsored such an event. Tribute to motherhood is one of the cardinal principles of the ritualistic work. The program being arranged will include a speaker, musical selections and a message from the past exalted antler of the lodge. A special observance by the Antlers this year, with cooperation by the Nevada City Lodge of Elks, will be the distribution of bouquets. of shut-ins of the community. The flowers will be arranged and distributed Sunday morning by a committee of Elks and Antlers. The observance was conceived by the Elks Lodge and it is planned to make this an annual event. Any person having any knowledge of shutins are asked to notify John O’Neill at the Morning Union office. GEO. F. RADDUE, Manager oC Cation Ha Re een _GRASS VALLEY 2 South Church Street, Phone 119. ~ we * e notice blanks at the Nugget Office. Quartz and Placer claim location . . ace : Social Events. ~ ABSENTEE BALLOTS __ The board of supervisors met yesterday to count the ballots from Tuesday’s primary election. It is estimated they will complete this work today, et SAFEST TRAFFIC CITY of 105,100, is headed for a goal of ality after having recently passed the 6150 day mark. BRIDGE IMPROVED A small crew of city employees went to work on the southern approach of Gault Bridge Tuesday widthere early this spring. li TO WHOM IT MAY Evansville, Ind., with a populatioz . 200 das without a motor vehicle fatening and completing work started CONCERN: C. Leonard Arnett is _not employed by us, . and we “will’‘not be ; . responsible in any way for any of _ his transactions. If interested in termite’ control please phone 1936 ~ Marysville, or address i 628. 12th Street, Marysville. (Signed) BELL’S TERMITE CONTROL. By E. J. Bell. FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1940. Bon Allure News on all FROM $3.95 UP These prices effective to ani including Saturday, May 11 SLIPS . $1.00 $1.95 Triple Sheer Washable BLOUSES $1.95 . PHOENIX HOSE of course! —79¢ mma $1.00 WOMEN'S 141 Mill Street IT’S ALWAYS NEW AT . THE BON ALLURE.. APPAREL Grass Valley, Calif. Zi (a) pic 661 cusic root New 1940 KELVINATOR SBS with,5 Year Protection Plan a ail OME IN and see it. Full 614 cubic foot size.. fin“shed ingleaming Permalux outside, with Porcelain-onsteel cabinet interior, chilling tray, automatic light, 84-cube freezing capacity, and many other features. It’s powered by the famed Polarsphere sealed .unit\. . . that uses current less than 20% of the time, and has sufficient capacity to keep 5 refrigerators cold, under average household. conditions, And it’s just one of the * amazing values in the New 1940 Kelvinator line. Big 6 and 8 cubic foot models at savings of $30 to $60 compared to last year. See our complete line—ask for the new book—‘“The 1940 Refrigerator Guide.” *State and local taxes extra. ALPHA STORES, Ltd. Phone 5 Nevada City Phone 88 Grass Valley Nevada lives of a hot-blooded Mater is a blonde, Theatre FRIDAY THREE CHEERS FOR THE IRISH :warm-hearted, captivating story of the ups and downs in the Irish-American family. SATURDAY A CHUMP AT OXFORD Oliver Hardy—in a full length picture fun-filled to the brim with uproarious insanity. The uproar starts when the boys think Alma The scréen’s funniest comedians — Stan Laurel and SUNDAY AND MONDAY = ROAD TO SINGAPOR ‘Hope, with lovely -Dorothy--Lamour in—a_riotof tropical rhythm and South Seas laughter. With Jerry Colonna, i Together for the first time on the _ screen, Bing Crosby and Bob