November 18, 1938 (6 pages)

PAGE ZIX NEVADA . CITY NUGGET _FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1938. a aeeneaiaen — ae ——— JIM MINE . years. The Jim Mine north of Washing-. -» _ ter. C. C. Colombo and sons of Southern California mined the ground with good returns about two’ ter. The sbeve snow of last winerushed nearly all buildings and ton was closed recently for the win-. the last season has been spent in repairing this damage. A caretaker Me" and Wits “Scheer and wife are at the mine for the win. Celebrate Anniversary Ec cipcasieinle THEM HAPPY Before Christmas, when cash is so scarce, that is the time to use your credit here. eo ete ole eee echt eine hy se see so tents bosons . You may have all the gifts you want now in time for the Holidays and arrange to pay next year. HARTUNG’S Atefootertestitesente teatenteobesteogerteoatecioageteoerterte ate afte “Seale endeaterteteateoe ate aestenteateagenteateoteatenteoteateats 5 Setetetetete . celebrated theif ‘ ver wedding anniversary Sunday at West Broad street: . Sixteen were present for thé happy \CAKES IT SO EASY TO MAKE + DEPENDABLE JEWELERS * 124 es STREET—GRASS VALLEY : “4 KS ehh gokaiet Soi pofegert: oiferferferferts + ferherforfeterterteotest Serge aferte Serle rteste ofc fe afeate sleate sfeate oleate ofer% 8, x ee Mr. and Mrs. Ernest twenty fifth—or home their on aethetetes, Me yt Y, > Nevada City eles ies Broad street Nevada City. The beautiful ever received many lovely gifts, large cake decorated with luck”’ o’clock. (Many good wishes for tinued happiness and success were expressed by the’ departing guests. ee <> * Methodist Ladies Hold Annual Safari Last Wednesday the ladies of the ‘worship for . ari of Women under the leadership i of Mrs, H. H. Buckner. The meeting convened at 11 a. m. and continued through out the day with a delicious luncheon served at 12:30 by the committee in charge. The purpose of the meeting was to acquaint the women of the church with the great scope of work and the many fields to which the church ministers. Different women of. the church took part in presenting the program which consisted of devoGROCERIES PALACE PEAS IXL aac 8 ORES 5 et Su pe gee A-. BUCK WHEAT FLOUR a eee 24c CUBE SUGAR Oe 9c INSTANT POSTUM Oe a ee 24c RITZ CRACKERS ee 24c APPLE SAUCE t RR ee a ee 15c J. J. Jackson Phone 1 Free Delivery eon? ee eee ° *, *9, le, AL thik aA ASH? Don’t in winter chill take the joy out of life! Install a Circulating Heater — give it Standard Stove Oil Sep evi Es eating your, ketbook, too— d or at ing Heater burns the somplete]y. No waste. And Stand, jay Re Oil is all beat. Investigate Nadas tions, symrosiums, forums, demonStrations and dramatizations which took the audience into very heart of life of the people which the church seeks to serve. Rev. closed the program with prayer. A group of ladies from the Methodist church in Grass Valley were present for the special occasion. Mrs. Sue Merriam to Wed Vernon Stoll District Attorney Vernon Stoll and Mrs. Sue Merriam will be married this afternoon at the home of and Mrs. William F. Roddy on Ridge road, Town Talk. Judge Raglan TutMiss Alice Langman Weds Chester Scheemer J. C. Scheemer and Miss Alice M. Langman were united in marriage by the Rev. Father P. J. O’Reilly in St. Canice Catholic church last Tuesday morning. The couple were attended by Mrs. Ruby Ivey, niece of the ‘bride and Lester Peterson. nephew of the groom, Only close personal friends and family members were present. Following the ceremony the wedding party went to the home of the bride at the-corner of Pine and Clarke streets where a_ wedding ® Social Events Schreiber silo-ca3sion, several guests coming from * San Francisco. Ks M>. and (Mrs. Schreiber were married in San Francisco and came to to reside shortly after their marriage. He has operated the business at the corner of Pine and since coming to home was prettily decorated for the anniversary.They beautiful bouquets of flowers and cards. A “good was cut at the dinner at six con, Methodist church held a service of . the second annual Saf-, H.-H. Buckner} groom then left for an unknown desination where their honeymoon will be spent. . The newly wedded couple are ‘among the best known residents of Nevada City where they were ‘born 'and reared. For more than ten years they have been partners in the well known firm of Langman & Scheemer, conducting the Plaza Grocery. Birthday Party for Evangeline Chapter Evangeline Chapter, O. E. S., entertained with a four season birthday party Tuesday evening. The different birthdays as they came in the four seasons were carried out on four tables. Spring carried bright light colors, summer, pastel, Hallowe’en and winter Christmas decorations. A large birthday cake was decoratéd with colors and let. tering appropriate to the occasion. Mrs. King gave two dramatic selections, Thomas Rickard sang’ two songs. table group sang, “Spring Time in the Rockies,” “Good Old Summer Time.” “Shine on Harvest Moon an? “Jingle Bells.”’ fall} In the banquet room each . : MURCHIE MINE Ore is being developed on the 800 and 1150 foot levels in the Murchie mine east of Nevada City. Some diamond drilling is being done in the lower levels, The shaft is down about 2600 feet. It is reported the mill is now running two shifts. KELLER MINE Arrangements have been completed to operate the Keller mine at Graniteville all winter. All supplies have been trucked to the mine and some new equipment was also taken in. Mr. VonGurletz and three men . are developing the property. . SEE THE 1939 MODELS at your nearest dealer * BEFORE YOU BUY, see what you can save by financing through Timeplan HIG? SCHOOL NOTES By JEAN MARTZ The high school choruses have been practicing very enthusiastically for the past week. They sang for the Rotary club yesterday. They will sing for the Parent. Teacher’s Association this afternoon and __ this evening they will entertain the adult chorus at night school. They have worked very hard and Mrs, Libby is proud of her group, The girls’ chorus will sing “Autumn” “The Conquerors”’ and ‘‘The Sleigh’’. The whole chorus will sing ‘‘Vanka nm Tanka,’’. “Cousin Jettediah”’, “Drink to Me Only with Thine Eyes, “Here’s to Nevada City High School” and “Hail California.” The 23rd of November the chorus will entertain the student body. After they return from Thanksgiving vacation the chorus will start Christmas music. GIRLS BASKETBALL The girls basketball teams have at your nearest branch of Bank of Amecica NATIONAL {8Y83$ ASSOCIATION Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation SHARPE PROPERTY The Sharpe property, owned by the J. J. Jackson interests of this city is showing up splendidly from latest accounts; While the vein is not wide it carries high values in gold. Frank Holbrooke is leasing the mining ground. He recently ‘sold rich concentrates to H. D. Draper, local assayer, for shipment to a gold recovery plant at Bakersfield. Our Christmas Card rack is now ready for your inspection. Plan to come in’ soon and see this large beautiful assortment of GIBSON Greeting Cards. WIDER CHOICE MORE SPECIALTIES Religious, Xmas, Birthday, Illness, Relatives, Money Holders, ete, Special Box Assortments 49¢ 89c 98c Fascinating New Wraps and Ties — Phone DRUG STORE 100 Nevada they kicked -back. some miss in the “throes” of her Theatre FRIDAY THE LADY OBJECTS ing wildly to the tempestuous tempo of three love-lashed lives. SATURDAY LITTLE TOUGH GU Starring , Lanny Ross and Gloria Stuart. Throbbing rhythm beatStarring the Dead End Kids —Life kicked them into the gutter — and Also MEET THE GIRLS. SUNDAY THAT CERTAIN AGE and a You'll: winDeanna Durbin sparkling cast. idolize her as a first crush! formed and. elected captains, who are tle will perform the ceremony. A few close friends of the two have been invited to witness the happy! event. Jean Elliott, Doris ‘Résynski, and Francis Davis. They have been prac. ticing and will start a number of . tournament games on Thursday. el A team will not form until the BI team is (finished. Basketball is the most popular girls’ sport at the high school. 5 The freshman class will present their assembly program for the student body today. Mr. Burke, their advisor, has coached the members of the class who show talent, and a fine program has {been ‘prepared. There w#ll be a skit and several musical numbers. . Ellard Gates, will leave today for San Francisco to be the guest of (Miss Alice Hill over the week end. They will attend the big football game and enjoy a dinner at the St. breakfast was served. The bride and Francis hotel. Vv with instant, Automatic Distinguished Cabinet of hand rubbed Walnut. Push-Button Tuning PHILCO 17F —with trouble. free Automatic Push-Button Tuning (6 favorite stations at the touch of your finger.) Easy to read. Many famous Philco ade ancements. $44.50 Buy on Easy Terms CHOOSE FROM 41 PHILCOS—-$22.50 UP Foote Electrical Co. 132 MILL STREET GRASS VALLEY EASILY INSTALLED — Und ‘No inconvenience. .weather strip. requirerhe Kee snow, cold araughite: rain, dust, d ‘street noises, prevents windows inkage and e and doors and ma a weather@verlasting spring metal—labora ing buildings. See our demonstrati leall at our store today We can recommend a man Strip if so desired. to remove windows or doors) Nomean muss. Numetal isthe most ;modern and practical type of permanent erg. — Numetal Bigs every agtiling Numetal takes care of all ion of windows iyet easily operated window at all times ‘PERMANENT—Numetal is made Soin tested for temper. Outlasts the ola. Invisible, yet always on the job. INEXPENSIVE — Fuel savings run ag high as-one-third on Numetal equiped on jtimates giadly furnished, Telephone or NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY Oscar Odegaard, Mer. So for application of NuMetal Neyada City. JUST CALL Nevada City TELEPHONE 500 SaeeTTT = SSR SEE EET SEMEN! ORS * Pg ™ % % A % % A a % e % if 4 W/ “TOWER” % s. ren ‘ 4 Hats and \ ¥ te, Jackets. roof, Ke Jackets, G weights, Wet Weather Clothes; For Men FISH BRAND Slicker, Coats and “BLACK BEAR” Water -Repellent Pants and “U, S. RUBBER CO.” Rubberized —-Sants and uaranteed waterproof. RUBBER COATS. Light and heavy A Complete Stock of “U. S.”” Rubber Boots and Shoes in all styles. “CURRINS” LOGGER BOOTS. “BUCK-HECHT and THOROGOOD” Work Shoes and Hi-Cuts. ae We sell only standard merchandise at rock bottom prices If It’s Anything in Men’s Wear—See Us First VIC BREUER THE WORKINGMAN’S STORE Cor. Mill and Neal Streets: GRASS VALLEY See eteletetedtafedeteteien’: <s Se eeeaes Ny ee Pe

PAGE ZIX NEVADA . CITY NUGGET _FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1938. a aeeneaiaen — ae ——— JIM MINE . years. The Jim Mine north of Washing-. -» _ ter. C. C. Colombo and sons of Southern California mined the ground with good returns about two’ ter. The sbeve snow of last winerushed nearly all buildings and ton was closed recently for the win-. the last season has been spent in repairing this damage. A caretaker Me" and Wits “Scheer and wife are at the mine for the win. Celebrate Anniversary Ec cipcasieinle THEM HAPPY Before Christmas, when cash is so scarce, that is the time to use your credit here. eo ete ole eee echt eine hy se see so tents bosons . You may have all the gifts you want now in time for the Holidays and arrange to pay next year. HARTUNG’S Atefootertestitesente teatenteobesteogerteoatecioageteoerterte ate afte “Seale endeaterteteateoe ate aestenteateagenteateoteatenteoteateats 5 Setetetetete . celebrated theif ‘ ver wedding anniversary Sunday at West Broad street: . Sixteen were present for thé happy \CAKES IT SO EASY TO MAKE + DEPENDABLE JEWELERS * 124 es STREET—GRASS VALLEY : “4 KS ehh gokaiet Soi pofegert: oiferferferferts + ferherforfeterterteotest Serge aferte Serle rteste ofc fe afeate sleate sfeate oleate ofer% 8, x ee Mr. and Mrs. Ernest twenty fifth—or home their on aethetetes, Me yt Y, > Nevada City eles ies Broad street Nevada City. The beautiful ever received many lovely gifts, large cake decorated with luck”’ o’clock. (Many good wishes for tinued happiness and success were expressed by the’ departing guests. ee <> * Methodist Ladies Hold Annual Safari Last Wednesday the ladies of the ‘worship for . ari of Women under the leadership i of Mrs, H. H. Buckner. The meeting convened at 11 a. m. and continued through out the day with a delicious luncheon served at 12:30 by the committee in charge. The purpose of the meeting was to acquaint the women of the church with the great scope of work and the many fields to which the church ministers. Different women of. the church took part in presenting the program which consisted of devoGROCERIES PALACE PEAS IXL aac 8 ORES 5 et Su pe gee A-. BUCK WHEAT FLOUR a eee 24c CUBE SUGAR Oe 9c INSTANT POSTUM Oe a ee 24c RITZ CRACKERS ee 24c APPLE SAUCE t RR ee a ee 15c J. J. Jackson Phone 1 Free Delivery eon? ee eee ° *, *9, le, AL thik aA ASH? Don’t in winter chill take the joy out of life! Install a Circulating Heater — give it Standard Stove Oil Sep evi Es eating your, ketbook, too— d or at ing Heater burns the somplete]y. No waste. And Stand, jay Re Oil is all beat. Investigate Nadas tions, symrosiums, forums, demonStrations and dramatizations which took the audience into very heart of life of the people which the church seeks to serve. Rev. closed the program with prayer. A group of ladies from the Methodist church in Grass Valley were present for the special occasion. Mrs. Sue Merriam to Wed Vernon Stoll District Attorney Vernon Stoll and Mrs. Sue Merriam will be married this afternoon at the home of and Mrs. William F. Roddy on Ridge road, Town Talk. Judge Raglan TutMiss Alice Langman Weds Chester Scheemer J. C. Scheemer and Miss Alice M. Langman were united in marriage by the Rev. Father P. J. O’Reilly in St. Canice Catholic church last Tuesday morning. The couple were attended by Mrs. Ruby Ivey, niece of the ‘bride and Lester Peterson. nephew of the groom, Only close personal friends and family members were present. Following the ceremony the wedding party went to the home of the bride at the-corner of Pine and Clarke streets where a_ wedding ® Social Events Schreiber silo-ca3sion, several guests coming from * San Francisco. Ks M>. and (Mrs. Schreiber were married in San Francisco and came to to reside shortly after their marriage. He has operated the business at the corner of Pine and since coming to home was prettily decorated for the anniversary.They beautiful bouquets of flowers and cards. A “good was cut at the dinner at six con, Methodist church held a service of . the second annual Saf-, H.-H. Buckner} groom then left for an unknown desination where their honeymoon will be spent. . The newly wedded couple are ‘among the best known residents of Nevada City where they were ‘born 'and reared. For more than ten years they have been partners in the well known firm of Langman & Scheemer, conducting the Plaza Grocery. Birthday Party for Evangeline Chapter Evangeline Chapter, O. E. S., entertained with a four season birthday party Tuesday evening. The different birthdays as they came in the four seasons were carried out on four tables. Spring carried bright light colors, summer, pastel, Hallowe’en and winter Christmas decorations. A large birthday cake was decoratéd with colors and let. tering appropriate to the occasion. Mrs. King gave two dramatic selections, Thomas Rickard sang’ two songs. table group sang, “Spring Time in the Rockies,” “Good Old Summer Time.” “Shine on Harvest Moon an? “Jingle Bells.”’ fall} In the banquet room each . : MURCHIE MINE Ore is being developed on the 800 and 1150 foot levels in the Murchie mine east of Nevada City. Some diamond drilling is being done in the lower levels, The shaft is down about 2600 feet. It is reported the mill is now running two shifts. KELLER MINE Arrangements have been completed to operate the Keller mine at Graniteville all winter. All supplies have been trucked to the mine and some new equipment was also taken in. Mr. VonGurletz and three men . are developing the property. . SEE THE 1939 MODELS at your nearest dealer * BEFORE YOU BUY, see what you can save by financing through Timeplan HIG? SCHOOL NOTES By JEAN MARTZ

The high school choruses have been practicing very enthusiastically for the past week. They sang for the Rotary club yesterday. They will sing for the Parent. Teacher’s Association this afternoon and __ this evening they will entertain the adult chorus at night school. They have worked very hard and Mrs, Libby is proud of her group, The girls’ chorus will sing “Autumn” “The Conquerors”’ and ‘‘The Sleigh’’. The whole chorus will sing ‘‘Vanka nm Tanka,’’. “Cousin Jettediah”’, “Drink to Me Only with Thine Eyes, “Here’s to Nevada City High School” and “Hail California.” The 23rd of November the chorus will entertain the student body. After they return from Thanksgiving vacation the chorus will start Christmas music. GIRLS BASKETBALL The girls basketball teams have at your nearest branch of Bank of Amecica NATIONAL {8Y83$ ASSOCIATION Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation SHARPE PROPERTY The Sharpe property, owned by the J. J. Jackson interests of this city is showing up splendidly from latest accounts; While the vein is not wide it carries high values in gold. Frank Holbrooke is leasing the mining ground. He recently ‘sold rich concentrates to H. D. Draper, local assayer, for shipment to a gold recovery plant at Bakersfield. Our Christmas Card rack is now ready for your inspection. Plan to come in’ soon and see this large beautiful assortment of GIBSON Greeting Cards. WIDER CHOICE MORE SPECIALTIES Religious, Xmas, Birthday, Illness, Relatives, Money Holders, ete, Special Box Assortments 49¢ 89c 98c Fascinating New Wraps and Ties — Phone DRUG STORE 100 Nevada they kicked -back. some miss in the “throes” of her Theatre FRIDAY THE LADY OBJECTS ing wildly to the tempestuous tempo of three love-lashed lives. SATURDAY LITTLE TOUGH GU Starring , Lanny Ross and Gloria Stuart. Throbbing rhythm beatStarring the Dead End Kids —Life kicked them into the gutter — and Also MEET THE GIRLS. SUNDAY THAT CERTAIN AGE and a You'll: winDeanna Durbin sparkling cast. idolize her as a first crush! formed and. elected captains, who are tle will perform the ceremony. A few close friends of the two have been invited to witness the happy! event. Jean Elliott, Doris ‘Résynski, and Francis Davis. They have been prac. ticing and will start a number of . tournament games on Thursday. el A team will not form until the BI team is (finished. Basketball is the most popular girls’ sport at the high school. 5 The freshman class will present their assembly program for the student body today. Mr. Burke, their advisor, has coached the members of the class who show talent, and a fine program has {been ‘prepared. There w#ll be a skit and several musical numbers. . Ellard Gates, will leave today for San Francisco to be the guest of (Miss Alice Hill over the week end. They will attend the big football game and enjoy a dinner at the St. breakfast was served. The bride and Francis hotel. Vv with instant, Automatic Distinguished Cabinet of hand rubbed Walnut.. Push-Button Tuning PHILCO 17F —with trouble. free Automatic Push-Button Tuning (6 favorite stations at the touch of your finger.) Easy to read. Many famous Philco ade ancements. $44.50 Buy on Easy Terms CHOOSE FROM 41 PHILCOS—-$22.50 UP Foote Electrical Co. 132 MILL STREET GRASS VALLEY EASILY INSTALLED — Und ‘No inconvenience. .weather strip. requirerhe Kee snow, cold araughite: rain, dust, d ‘street noises, prevents windows inkage and e and doors and ma a weather@verlasting spring metal—labora ing buildings. See our demonstrati leall at our store today We can recommend a man Strip if so desired. to remove windows or doors) Nomean muss. Numetal isthe most ;modern and practical type of permanent erg. — Numetal Bigs every agtiling Numetal takes care of all ion of windows iyet easily operated window at all times ‘PERMANENT—Numetal is made Soin tested for temper. Outlasts the ola. Invisible, yet always on the job. INEXPENSIVE — Fuel savings run ag high as-one-third on Numetal equiped on jtimates giadly furnished, Telephone or NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY Oscar Odegaard, Mer. So for application of NuMetal Neyada City. JUST CALL Nevada City TELEPHONE 500 SaeeTTT = SSR SEE EET SEMEN! ORS * Pg ™ % % A % % A a % e % if 4 W/ “TOWER” % s. ren ‘ 4 Hats and \ ¥ te, Jackets. roof, Ke Jackets, G weights, Wet Weather Clothes; For Men FISH BRAND Slicker, Coats and “BLACK BEAR” Water -Repellent Pants and “U, S. RUBBER CO.” Rubberized —-Sants and uaranteed waterproof. RUBBER COATS. Light and heavy A Complete Stock of “U. S.”” Rubber Boots and Shoes in all styles. “CURRINS” LOGGER BOOTS. “BUCK-HECHT and THOROGOOD” Work Shoes and Hi-Cuts. ae We sell only standard merchandise at rock bottom prices If It’s Anything in Men’s Wear—See Us First VIC BREUER THE WORKINGMAN’S STORE Cor. Mill and Neal Streets: GRASS VALLEY See eteletetedtafedeteteien’: <s Se eeeaes Ny ee Pe