May 9, 1938 (6 pages)

hie and Nt-s. oe Dyer «+ Celebrate 50 Years Wed 36 n Dyer, well Known native of evada City who ‘has resided in the tay area many years and his wife Celebrated their 50th wedding anNivetsary Saturday evening. The re€eption was held in the home of their a@aughie: and sin in law, Dr. and Mrs. Louis Dyke, Jr., in Berkeley. Their sot, ©.arente Dyer, also well 5 Fluid 02 Size ca ) i White Shoe Prem . A tonic for treat8 oz. size Rexal! Mel Ped ad ment of simple or surtha alg PHONE Drug Store known in this city came from Hono-: lulu for the special anniversary. Young ‘Dyer has spent many vacations in this city. Among the twenty ‘guests Mr. and Mrs. Paul Downing, “Mrs. Downing. being a Ife-long friend of Jonn Dyer. % 1 Gives Birthday Luncheon Mrs. Otto EB. Cchiffner entertained most deligitfully Friday, May 6 in complimenting the birthdays of Mrs. . Gladys Jones ard Mrs. Mac Towle, Elaborate decora ions with a green end pink colo: stems. ovely google tlosscms and dainty g’een leaves, edded e-arm to the Breit ly a point. ece was a May-. striped ‘candy, t ny streamers from it were at ached to other smaller =) cks of eahdy and! they were presented as fayors. In the past the birthday cakes had candles . on them ‘but the month of May suggested a Maypole. : Present for the most enjoyable {ime were Mrs. Frank Farmer, Mrs. Roy Stanley, Mrs. David A. Reeder, Mrs. Etta LosKamp, (Mrs. A. C. R-ob-! erts. ed table.: The g°-n er PY DINNER TO JUSTUS CRAEMER POSTPONED The dinfier’which was to “ave been} given this evening’ in Bret a ‘te Inn} ‘n honor of Justis Craemer, chair-. man of the Sta:e Central Republican . commitee, has: been postponed inde-. finitely due to unforseen etveum=. . stances which made it impossible for . Mr. Graemer to be present. It is an-. nounced that as soon as his engage-. . ments permit he will make Nevada ‘County a visit. e Marrow Comp. fe: a Nevada TUESDAY and ginia Bruce starring. MONDAY A SLIGHT CASE OF MURDER2:.<: ; ®R ob inson “Little Caesar” trades in his Tommiy-gun and gangs up on society. Also Jane Bryan, Allen, Jenkins, It'll give you a slight case of START CHEERING: with gals, sparkling with Sstars, and loaded with laughs. Also ARSENE LUPIN RETURNS with Melvyn Douglass and VirTHURSDAY THE BARONESS AND THE BURLER: William Powell an d’ Anabella with Bill at his debonair best. He’s a perfect butler and she’s a perfect lady. Theatre In. which WEDNESDAY Roaring with rhythm, glitterwere ‘charging "him with improper Mrs. Otto Schiffner ? . } was in erested in . cipal owners in the .property which (er. mento. Present GIANT KING IN RENOLITIGATION In Reno, Nevada, last week Geo. S. Clack was served with a complaint se of funds in. connection. with business transattions in Nevada County. He has besn carrying on mining cpera' tions Clack had a lease on the Giant mine at Washingtoh which is now tied up with litigation and has been closed down several months. A sale in bankruptcy of Fx ersion mivring comnany the Giant in Reno tomcrplace in Gey mine, is being held row. The action takes eouncil chamber in the city Reno. Litigation producer and it’ is thought this tion will clear the Giant King and leave it open for sale or lease. William Luce of Reno is one of the prinaeis known as the Giant King Mining. . Company. Three tunnels have been driven 1 into the side of the steep mountain on ,& wide vein that carries good valuas. The wre is exposed:on one.side. Hal D. Draper, local. assayer, will go to Reno tomorrow to attend the; bankruptcy .sale. Personal Joe Wilhoite manager. of Safeway stores and party of friends enjoyed fishing at Donner Sunday. Mr. Wilhoite caught a five pound trout. (Mr.and Mrs. David May and two children of Denver, Colorado, are visiting Mrs. May’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Baker in Nevada City. Mrs. May is the former Miss Alberta’ BakMrs. Carl Johnson had as week end guests her aunt, Mrs. Carl Becker and Mr. Becker, of ‘Marysville; niece, Mrs. Fred Develey, Jr. and Mr. Develey of Auburn. Mr. Develey visited his parents in Alleghany a part of Sunday. Mrs. Johnson and iMr. and Mrs. Becker motored to San Sunday and decorated graves of loved ones. : Mrs. Blanche Neaves came down from near Oroville and spent the week end with her daughter and son in law, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Foote and children. Mr: and Mrs. Lioyd Smith and Lester Stevens of Alleghany. spent Mothers Day in Smith’s grandmother, Mrs. N. Stevens. Carl and Norman Foote and Albert Pratti spent the week end bass fishing south of Sacramento. The water is high and cold but it is expected the season will be much better a little later on. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Jackson, Jr., entertained at a dinner Mothers Day and had as guests their mothers, Mrs. J. J. Jackson, Sr., and Mrs. Frank Pearce, the latter of Sacraalso were Miss Ada Pearce of Sacramento and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Pearce. Avera: Weekly S: vings oO Refrigerator Wm" __ L SAVED WEEKLY av— food tosses). + . 7Rel at of PAYS FOR ITSEL food savings it makes home needs. Easy budget Every woman who owns an Electric Refrigerator is proud of the beauty it brings into her kitchen, of its cleanliness, convenience and the substantial same way when you have our new 1938 Electric Refrigerator placed in your kitchen. Right now your electric dealer is making a special spring display of the new Electric Refrigerators. See them today. Choose the size best fitted to your sure, too, to ask for your copy of the “Passbook to Food Savings.” See how an Electric Refrigerator ay Pays for itself and then pays you. TRIC APPLIANCE SOCIETY ~ F.chen pays youl ible, You will feel the terms are available. Be offers pains greater enjoyment of your hours afloat! It starts like a and runs com as silk at every s Its cruising range is not equalled by any other outboard—it runs full speed for three hours on a single fill of the tank . . and it costs only 3 cents an hour to operate. Drop in and let.us show you this and other Evinrude and Elto models. DICKERMAN Drug Store the } hall at in Nevada County several years, the Collar. which ; King i 4 i . 1 . has.tied up a poten-ialJuan . Nevada City. with . ’ MONKEY CLIMBERS! Helen Thurston, a pretty; little Hollywood blonde, thought that she could climb a rope as fast as a monkey, so— —here they are off. to a good start, at the halfway mark. Mortimer Mopus—that’s the mon. key's name—cinched the ‘race for himself, by stepping on the young lady’s— —wrist and hopping to a safe landing, proceeded to wrap himself around the beam, like the fur on a lady’s coat collar. The Hollywood girl didn’t win this time—but she certainly nroved that there must. be something to what. Darwin preached; , Quartz and placer claim location NEVADA CITY . notice blanks at the Nugget office. 4Grass Valley and Nevada City that __MONDAY, MAY 9, AUBURN GOLD RUSH SEEKS A QUEEN TO RULE ‘Under the supervision of the Business and Professional Womens Association the queen ‘eontest for the 5th Annal Gold Rush Revival is rapidly getting into shape. You will find published herewith an official notice of the dates of the various judgings and the rules‘ and regulations and prizes. The Grass Valley and Nevada City units of the association are now Cooperating with the Auburn branch and we may be assured of a most lovely and dignified spectacle with some of the lovliest girls of the Mother Lode who will participate in this unique and beautiful part of the Gold Rush Revival. Each of the dis« tricts will choose four girls from those who appear dt the various theatres on the dates set forth giving twelve in all for the finals. Judges selected by the sponsors from out side of the district will then selec: = one winner. The first prize of the Hollywood trip. will be followed by. the other fine prizes as set forth:in; the announcement. The first judging ‘by popular applause will be at Auburn at the State Theatre on the evening of the 14th at which a large number of contestants will be present. The show of that evening will also. comprise the Imperial ‘School of,. the Dance under direction of Viola LaVerne Aronson who is famous for het beautiful interpretations and lend to:the occasion a spectacle of beauty in keeping with the high Plane upon which the whole arrangement will be conducted. The Business Women of Auburn are now. arranging with those of all may work. toward a just and eminently fair judgment of the conte ants that the entire arrangement will be one of loveliness and dignity. BIRTHS* "Born—At the Nevada. City Sanitarium, Nevada City, Nevada county, May 6, 1938, to‘Mr. and Mrs, J. D. Tucker of Nevada City, a daughter. Born—At_ the Karo Hospital, Grass.Valley, Nevada county, May 5, 1938, to Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Wilson of Nevada City, a daughter. . LAST CHANCE MINE W. I. Booth, contractor, came up from the bay district today and with Mr. Corbett went to the» Omega mine and from there will ski to their property the Last Chance mine located five miles above the Omega property on the South Fork of the Yuba river, The property was closed during the winter. Fine ore has been taken out of over 3,000 feet of tun nels on the 120 acre property. One tunnel including cross cuts is in about 600 feet. Mr. Booth has followed mining for years and grubstaked one of the discoverers of Goldfield, Nevada. DANCE. JACK WINSTON —And His— 11-piece Dance Band that “set the Golden Gate ‘to Swing”’ LAKE OLYMPIA SATURDAY MAY 14 Starring PATSY PARKER ‘The Second Martha Raye” Dancing 9 to 2 Admission—Gentlemen, $1.10 Ladies, 40c NUGGET ADS PAY BARGAINS! SEER RGR DSS OO, A FEW 1937 KELVINATOR ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS BRAND NEW Just as they came from the factory % THEY’RE BARGAINS—SO ACT NOW! Nevada City Phone 5 SMALL DOWN PAYMENTS—EASY TERMS! Alpha Stores, Ltd. € Grass Valley Phone 88 ma

hie and Nt-s. oe Dyer «+ Celebrate 50 Years Wed 36 n Dyer, well Known native of evada City who ‘has resided in the tay area many years and his wife Celebrated their 50th wedding anNivetsary Saturday evening. The re€eption was held in the home of their a@aughie: and sin in law, Dr. and Mrs. Louis Dyke, Jr., in Berkeley. Their sot, ©.arente Dyer, also well 5 Fluid 02 Size ca ) i White Shoe Prem . A tonic for treat8 oz. size Rexal! Mel Ped ad ment of simple or surtha alg PHONE Drug Store known in this city came from Hono-: lulu for the special anniversary. Young ‘Dyer has spent many vacations in this city. Among the twenty ‘guests Mr. and Mrs. Paul Downing, “Mrs. Downing. being a Ife-long friend of Jonn Dyer. % 1 Gives Birthday Luncheon Mrs. Otto EB. Cchiffner entertained most deligitfully Friday, May 6 in complimenting the birthdays of Mrs. . Gladys Jones ard Mrs. Mac Towle, Elaborate decora ions with a green end pink colo: stems. ovely google tlosscms and dainty g’een leaves, edded e-arm to the Breit ly a point. ece was a May-. striped ‘candy, t ny streamers from it were at ached to other smaller =) cks of eahdy and! they were presented as fayors. In the past the birthday cakes had candles . on them ‘but the month of May suggested a Maypole. : Present for the most enjoyable {ime were Mrs. Frank Farmer, Mrs. Roy Stanley, Mrs. David A. Reeder, Mrs. Etta LosKamp, (Mrs. A. C. R-ob-! erts. ed table.: The g°-n er PY DINNER TO JUSTUS CRAEMER POSTPONED The dinfier’which was to “ave been} given this evening’ in Bret a ‘te Inn} ‘n honor of Justis Craemer, chair-. man of the Sta:e Central Republican . commitee, has: been postponed inde-. finitely due to unforseen etveum=. . stances which made it impossible for . Mr. Graemer to be present. It is an-. nounced that as soon as his engage-. . ments permit he will make Nevada ‘County a visit. e Marrow Comp. fe: a Nevada TUESDAY and ginia Bruce starring. MONDAY A SLIGHT CASE OF MURDER2:.<: ; ®R ob inson “Little Caesar” trades in his Tommiy-gun and gangs up on society. Also Jane Bryan, Allen, Jenkins, It'll give you a slight case of START CHEERING: with gals, sparkling with Sstars, and loaded with laughs. Also ARSENE LUPIN RETURNS with Melvyn Douglass and VirTHURSDAY THE BARONESS AND THE BURLER: William Powell an d’ Anabella with Bill at his debonair best. He’s a perfect butler and she’s a perfect lady. Theatre In. which WEDNESDAY Roaring with rhythm, glitterwere ‘charging "him with improper Mrs. Otto Schiffner ? . } was in erested in . cipal owners in the .property which (er. mento. Present GIANT KING IN RENOLITIGATION In Reno, Nevada, last week Geo. S. Clack was served with a complaint se of funds in. connection. with business transattions in Nevada County. He has besn carrying on mining cpera' tions Clack had a lease on the Giant mine at Washingtoh which is now tied up with litigation and has been closed down several months. A sale in bankruptcy of Fx ersion mivring comnany the Giant in Reno tomcrplace in Gey mine, is being held row. The action takes eouncil chamber in the city Reno. Litigation producer and it’ is thought this tion will clear the Giant King and leave it open for sale or lease. William Luce of Reno is one of the prinaeis known as the Giant King Mining. . Company. Three tunnels have been driven 1 into the side of the steep mountain on ,& wide vein that carries good valuas. The wre is exposed:on one.side. Hal D. Draper, local. assayer, will go to Reno tomorrow to attend the; bankruptcy .sale. Personal Joe Wilhoite manager. of Safeway stores and party of friends enjoyed fishing at Donner Sunday. Mr. Wilhoite caught a five pound trout. (Mr.and Mrs. David May and two children of Denver, Colorado, are visiting Mrs. May’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Baker in Nevada City. Mrs. May is the former Miss Alberta’ BakMrs. Carl Johnson had as week end guests her aunt, Mrs. Carl Becker and Mr. Becker, of ‘Marysville; niece, Mrs. Fred Develey, Jr. and Mr. Develey of Auburn. Mr. Develey visited his parents in Alleghany a part of Sunday. Mrs. Johnson and iMr. and Mrs. Becker motored to San Sunday and decorated graves of loved ones. : Mrs. Blanche Neaves came down from near Oroville and spent the week end with her daughter and son in law, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Foote and children. Mr: and Mrs. Lioyd Smith and Lester Stevens of Alleghany. spent Mothers Day in Smith’s grandmother, Mrs. N. Stevens. Carl and Norman Foote and Albert Pratti spent the week end bass fishing south of Sacramento. The water is high and cold but it is expected the season will be much better a little later on. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Jackson, Jr., entertained at a dinner Mothers Day and had as guests their mothers, Mrs. J. J. Jackson, Sr., and Mrs. Frank Pearce, the latter of Sacraalso were Miss Ada Pearce of Sacramento and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Pearce. Avera: Weekly S: vings oO Refrigerator Wm" __ L SAVED WEEKLY av— food tosses). + . 7Rel at of PAYS FOR ITSEL food savings it makes home needs. Easy budget Every woman who owns an Electric Refrigerator is proud of the beauty it brings into her kitchen, of its cleanliness, convenience and the substantial same way when you have our new 1938 Electric Refrigerator placed in your kitchen. Right now your electric dealer is making a special spring display of the new Electric Refrigerators.

See them today. Choose the size best fitted to your sure, too, to ask for your copy of the “Passbook to Food Savings.” See how an Electric Refrigerator ay Pays for itself and then pays you. TRIC APPLIANCE SOCIETY ~ F..chen pays youl ible, You will feel the terms are available. Be offers pains greater enjoyment of your hours afloat! It starts like a and runs com as silk at every s Its cruising range is not equalled by any other outboard—it runs full speed for three hours on a single fill of the tank . . and it costs only 3 cents an hour to operate. Drop in and let.us show you this and other Evinrude and Elto models. DICKERMAN Drug Store the } hall at in Nevada County several years, the Collar. which ; King i 4 i . 1 . has.tied up a poten-ialJuan . Nevada City. with . ’ MONKEY CLIMBERS! Helen Thurston, a pretty; little Hollywood blonde, thought that she could climb a rope as fast as a monkey, so— —here they are off. to a good start, at the halfway mark. Mortimer Mopus—that’s the mon. key's name—cinched the ‘race for himself, by stepping on the young lady’s— —wrist and hopping to a safe landing, proceeded to wrap himself around the beam, like the fur on a lady’s coat collar. The Hollywood girl didn’t win this time—but she certainly nroved that there must. be something to what. Darwin preached; , Quartz and placer claim location NEVADA CITY . notice blanks at the Nugget office. 4Grass Valley and Nevada City that __MONDAY, MAY 9, AUBURN GOLD RUSH SEEKS A QUEEN TO RULE ‘Under the supervision of the Business and Professional Womens Association the queen ‘eontest for the 5th Annal Gold Rush Revival is rapidly getting into shape. You will find published herewith an official notice of the dates of the various judgings and the rules‘ and regulations and prizes. The Grass Valley and Nevada City units of the association are now Cooperating with the Auburn branch and we may be assured of a most lovely and dignified spectacle with some of the lovliest girls of the Mother Lode who will participate in this unique and beautiful part of the Gold Rush Revival. Each of the dis« tricts will choose four girls from those who appear dt the various theatres on the dates set forth giving twelve in all for the finals. Judges selected by the sponsors from out side of the district will then selec: = one winner. The first prize of the Hollywood trip. will be followed by. the other fine prizes as set forth:in; the announcement. The first judging ‘by popular applause will be at Auburn at the State Theatre on the evening of the 14th at which a large number of contestants will be present. The show of that evening will also. comprise the Imperial ‘School of,. the Dance under direction of Viola LaVerne Aronson who is famous for het beautiful interpretations and lend to:the occasion a spectacle of beauty in keeping with the high Plane upon which the whole arrangement will be conducted. The Business Women of Auburn are now. arranging with those of all may work. toward a just and eminently fair judgment of the conte ants that the entire arrangement will be one of loveliness and dignity. BIRTHS* "Born—At the Nevada. City Sanitarium, Nevada City, Nevada county, May 6, 1938, to‘Mr. and Mrs, J. D. Tucker of Nevada City, a daughter. Born—At_ the Karo Hospital, Grass.Valley, Nevada county, May 5, 1938, to Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Wilson of Nevada City, a daughter. . LAST CHANCE MINE W. I. Booth, contractor, came up from the bay district today and with Mr. Corbett went to the» Omega mine and from there will ski to their property the Last Chance mine located five miles above the Omega property on the South Fork of the Yuba river, The property was closed during the winter. Fine ore has been taken out of over 3,000 feet of tun nels on the 120 acre property. One tunnel including cross cuts is in about 600 feet. Mr. Booth has followed mining for years and grubstaked one of the discoverers of Goldfield, Nevada. DANCE. JACK WINSTON —And His— 11-piece Dance Band that “set the Golden Gate ‘to Swing”’ LAKE OLYMPIA SATURDAY MAY 14 Starring PATSY PARKER ‘The Second Martha Raye” Dancing 9 to 2 Admission—Gentlemen, $1.10 Ladies, 40c NUGGET ADS PAY BARGAINS! SEER RGR DSS OO, A FEW 1937 KELVINATOR ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS BRAND NEW Just as they came from the factory % THEY’RE BARGAINS—SO ACT NOW! Nevada City Phone 5 SMALL DOWN PAYMENTS—EASY TERMS! Alpha Stores, Ltd. € Grass Valley Phone 88 ma