November 24, 1941 (4 pages)

Page Four ON GUA RD py USTRIAL RODUCTION i My Mees { . AMERICAN . WAY OF OTT HU il . i Scores Attend Girl Scouts Court of Awards Here The Elementary School Auditorium Nl SACRAMENTO was filled wii admiring friends and relatives last week for the occasion of the Third Semi-Aannual ' Gir} Scout Court of Awards. The program got under way when Ruth Mitchell, ~bugler for the evening, sounded **Assembly,”’ after which Mary Jane Hawkins, officer of the day, ordered the several troops and their color bearers into the hall. After the assembly had saluted the fiag, the color bearers returned to their seats and the officer of the day turned the program over to Mrs. M. Morrison, Girl Scout Commissioner, ‘ who presided for the remainder of the evening. Mrs. Morrison’ then presented the guest sueaker, Judge Janes. ’ In the course of his remarks, Judge Jones emphasized the present very great need for what.scouting stands foi He felt that the Girl Scout movement ‘should have the same support that the Boy Scouts re<eive, and that the men of the community should learn more about the movement here ,and give it their cooperation and backing. Mrs. Morrison then presented the long awaited class and proficiency badges. The following received the awards: Tenderfoot: Troop 1, Dolores Rockefeller; Troop 2, Jenny Lamson, Joanne Hefelfinger, Joyce Lake, ~ Joyce Moore, Vera Malkavich, Helen Dodge, Norma Scholfield; Troop 3, Julia Panellia, Bonnie Miller, Swimmer: Troop 1, Barbara Neal, MynoTroop 3, Mary Jane Hawkins, Bonnie Miller, Maggie Barry. Cook: Troop 1, Mynola Marsh, Ruth Belisle; Mary Fleming, Fay Williams. Life saver: Troop 1, Mynola Marsh; Troop 3, fay Williams. Child care: Troop 3, Iva Foreman. Interior decoration and home nursing: Troop 1, Ruth Mitchell. Foods and Hostess: Troop 1, Mynola Marsh. The colors were then retired, and while preparations were being made . for a tableau ‘““The Girl of Today and the Woman of Tomorrow,”’ Foreman; Characters, Mynola Marsh, ' Mary Fleming, Nancy Williams, Dolores Rockefeller, Mildred Dodge, Finette Champie, Barbara Neal, Betty Jacobs, Barbara McLoughlin, BevJune Ruth Belisle, erly Scholfield, Shirley Berk, Chan, Fay Wiliams, Juanita Williams. The program was concluded with the assembly singing ‘‘God Bless America’, piano accompaniment by Mrs.] Wihite, and the playing of “Taps.’’ —Join The Red Cross— BUYING A BIKE? Those parents planning to purchase a.bicycle for their children are cautionéd by the Public Safety Department of the National Automobile Club, to protect the child’s safety by getting a bike that can be easily handled. The practice of buying one that is too big on the theory that the child will grow into it, isn’t sound. A bike that is difficult to ride is a hazard in traffie. Ruby Blaich gave two greatly appreciated accordian solos, The following appeared in the tableau. Reader, Iva FAMOUS PIANIST ECEMBER 8 Northern Californians will hear one of the world’s greatest pianists December 8 when the Sacramento Music Series presents Vladimir Howoritz, as the second event on its program for the year. Horowitz’ concert, one of the most widely anti2inated events cf the season, and a result of several seasons effort to secure him for Sacramento, was originjally planned for next spring, but on the request of the artist himself This Woman Is Mine . . . . share of . does it by following one simple rule _Opens Tomorrow At ij iS . Wevada Theatre F The secret of bringing memorable . characters to the screen, according to Produeer-director Frank Lioyd, jis no secret at all. Lloyd, whose latest Universal adventure romance ‘“‘This Woman is Mine’ which plays tomorrow at the Nevada Theatre, has created his great characters, and he of life. “Tt is a well known fact that everyone is a composite of good and bad qualities,’’ says Lloyd. ‘‘Not one of us is wholly good or wholly. bad. A sereen character is made great by showing the turmoil created inside him by his conflicting qualities.’’ As a case in point, Lloyd cites the character of a stern. _p,roud ship captain, portrayed ‘by the veteran Walter Brennan, in “This Woman is Mine’, The captain’s greatest quality is diecipline, and he demands it at all costs. “The captain,’ explains Lloyd, “‘is placed in the midst of a tense situation created by a ship that is filled with men of violent emotions. These emotions are brought to the surface by the unexpected presence of a beautiful girl stowaway, played by Carol Bruce. COURT CALENDAR The following orders were made in the superior court Friday by Judge George L, Jones: Estate of Mike Denak, Mrs. Lila M. Champion appointed administratrix. Estate of Herbert Mitchell, deceased. Petition for letters of administration continued to December 5th. Estate of Ellen F. Johnson, deceased. Estate set aside to surviving husband. Estate of Frank’ M. Viera, petiit is being changed to December 8 in Memorial Auditarium. The famous pianist, son in law of Arturo Toseannini, has returned to! the United States after four and a half years’ absence. He first mode his debut in New York’s historic Carnegie Hall, an event .which followed tremendous success in Europe. Wherever he plays, the houses are sold out. Professional pianists buy tickets to hear their amazing colleague, whose earning power is greater than that of any artist save . Rachmaninoff and Paderewski. The 36 year old pianist’s concert. in Sacramento December 8 is one of ‘a sold. out itinerary which will bring . him to the coast around the holidays. . Tickets for this event are on sale . Troop 3, Mary Jane Hawkins, ! la Marsh; Troop 2, Genevieve Ellis; . eert will be now at the WareHazelton box of-. fice in Weinstock4Lubin’s. The con-. in Memorial Auditor. . tion for letters of administration. ‘George E. Viera appointed administrator. Estate of Alison F, advisement. er taken under Guardianship of. Effie Egbert, in-. competent, petition for letters of 5th. Estate of John M. Cooper, deceased. Final account approved and estate distributed as prayed for. Claude H. Painter vs. Penney Co. Trial set for March 10, 1942. Arthur B. Foote vs. Bessie King. Trial set for Feb. 10, 1942. Commercial Discount Co. vs. John T. Jones. Continued to December 5, for setting trial. James W. White vs. Bessie Bourdon Borden, setting cause for trial. Trial set for Jan, 12, 1942. Jupiter Con. Gold Min. Cor Vs: 318 Broad Street THE PACIFIC TFILEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY ia AS A I a a ar oe a eee A) Teamwork between telephone companies enables you to talk to anyone, anywhere else. 60,000 farmer lines, and the lines of 6,400 independently owned telephone companies connect with the Bell System. Nowadays. factories, farms, and forts must be kept in closer touch than ever before. Telephone 156 ——s Cs IT IS JUST AS SIMPLE AS THIS “Hello! Is this the Grass Valley Laundry?” “Yes, Madame, Can we serve you?’ ‘Indeed you can. I have company coming and have no time to do the washing. Could you send your driver around?” ‘‘Thank you, Sure we can. The driver will be there within an hour.’ Phone Nevada City 2 Phone 108. Grass Valley Y LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS Bi ttt edi tb on Cs baal Watt, deceas. ed, report of inheritance tax apprais. eee aeeraye es f yet ers eee as iene Nevada City Nugget — Western Title Insurance Co. stipulation to set cause for trial submitted. Gloria Ortiz et al, James P. Harris et al. Default quiet title continued to December 5. (Leslie Machim et al vs. Julius Brown et al. Demurrer to complaint continued to December 5. Geraldine McLean vs, Ernest W. Ellis. Motion to dismiss to certain defendants submitted. Lena Price vs. Frank Stein, demurrer to amended complaint submitted. Sylvia Woody vs. Ray Woody, motion to modify final decree granted. Lucy Jean Watkins vs. Fay Watkins, further hearing on divorce continued to December 5. Dollard. Interlocutory decree of divorce granted, Anna M. Rowe vs. Frank J. Rowe, order to show cause. Order for attorney fees and costs. STOP FOR YELLOW Red is not the only color in the traffic light. that mean the motorist should stop—the yellow light means stop, also, declares the Public Safety Department of the National Automobile Club. Many motorists apparently feel that the fellow light means ‘‘Go—if you think you can make it.’’ The main difficulty is that a motorist coming from the inter secting street may have the same thought—and they meet in the middle, To be scafe, motorists should re member that the only color that means “Go—all is clear’ is green. Subscribe for the Nugget William T. Dollard vs. Juanita R: TO NUGGET SUBSCRIBERS Will you’ please’ notify the Nugget Office any time you do not./receive your copy of the Nevada, City Nugget. PHONE 36 i Nevada NAVY BLUES: linger. : THIS WOMAN IS TEXAS : MONDAY A maritime miracle Sheridan and Jack Oakie. Their musical parade is assisted by a lot of near hula girls, whose eyer are right and hips left. The hit tunes will TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY storm crazed crew, a stowaway girl who was “Dangerous Cargo.” Stars Franchot Tone and Walter THURSDAY AND FRIDAY With William Holden, Clair Trevor and Glenn Ford in a pictvre of the great south west written in blazing bullets, J Theatre featuring Ann sea saga. soul torskipper, a A great MIRE: ws: mented Brennan. oommernnma guardianship continued to December . . . Perfection-made IVANHOE . OIL BURNING HEATERS stove. Easy terms. Phone 5 Nevada City Alpha Stores, Ltd. © End stove-tending drudgery and dirt. Come in and see how easy it is to own one of the beautiful new Ivanhoe Oil Burning ‘Heaters, made by Perfection Stove Company, world’s leading manufacturer of oil burning household equipment. Trade in your old Phone 88 Grass Valley _ as “scat” the heat is on. The Naty PLUG IN AN ; Bile +55. ra , a ‘ ghee . =, __ame, }! See ra eal Ut Course you cises to get warm. Dut:that means time and energy. Thousands and taousands of Californians quit shivering the easy way. They plug in an electric heater. Quick heater above has a fan that puts out a fleod of heat in a hurry. The more you use iy it the more you like it. SEE YOUR DEALER OR PG: EPACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY 194-1141 ELECTRICITY IS CHEAP AS EVER IN CALIFORNIA “party-size” bottle! .» because Acme scores on mellow flavor ACME BEER is a delicious quality beverage, brimming over with the lively lightness and distinctively mellow flavor that result only from skillful brewing of costly ingredients! . SAVE . . . Order Acme Beer by the case! Or buy the big 32-ounce ACME BREWERIES © San Francisco \CWUE: BEER rot <S % 710 a ar ns Sa ———

Page Four ON GUA RD py USTRIAL RODUCTION i My Mees { . AMERICAN . WAY OF OTT HU il . i Scores Attend Girl Scouts Court of Awards Here The Elementary School Auditorium Nl SACRAMENTO was filled wii admiring friends and relatives last week for the occasion of the Third Semi-Aannual ' Gir} Scout Court of Awards. The program got under way when Ruth Mitchell, ~bugler for the evening, sounded **Assembly,”’ after which Mary Jane Hawkins, officer of the day, ordered the several troops and their color bearers into the hall. After the assembly had saluted the fiag, the color bearers returned to their seats and the officer of the day turned the program over to Mrs. M. Morrison, Girl Scout Commissioner, ‘ who presided for the remainder of the evening. Mrs. Morrison’ then presented the guest sueaker, Judge Janes. ’ In the course of his remarks, Judge Jones emphasized the present very great need for what.scouting stands foi He felt that the Girl Scout movement ‘should have the same support that the Boy Scouts re<eive, and that the men of the community should learn more about the movement here ,and give it their cooperation and backing. Mrs. Morrison then presented the long awaited class and proficiency badges. The following received the awards: Tenderfoot: Troop 1, Dolores Rockefeller; Troop 2, Jenny Lamson, Joanne Hefelfinger, Joyce Lake, ~ Joyce Moore, Vera Malkavich, Helen Dodge, Norma Scholfield; Troop 3, Julia Panellia, Bonnie Miller, Swimmer: Troop 1, Barbara Neal, MynoTroop 3, Mary Jane Hawkins, Bonnie Miller, Maggie Barry. Cook: Troop 1, Mynola Marsh, Ruth Belisle; Mary Fleming, Fay Williams. Life saver: Troop 1, Mynola Marsh; Troop 3, fay Williams. Child care: Troop 3, Iva Foreman. Interior decoration and home nursing: Troop 1, Ruth Mitchell. Foods and Hostess: Troop 1, Mynola Marsh. The colors were then retired, and while preparations were being made . for a tableau ‘““The Girl of Today and the Woman of Tomorrow,”’ Foreman; Characters, Mynola Marsh, ' Mary Fleming, Nancy Williams, Dolores Rockefeller, Mildred Dodge, Finette Champie, Barbara Neal, Betty Jacobs, Barbara McLoughlin, BevJune Ruth Belisle, erly Scholfield, Shirley Berk, Chan, Fay Wiliams, Juanita Williams. The program was concluded with the assembly singing ‘‘God Bless America’, piano accompaniment by Mrs.] Wihite, and the playing of “Taps.’’ —Join The Red Cross— BUYING A BIKE? Those parents planning to purchase a.bicycle for their children are cautionéd by the Public Safety Department of the National Automobile Club, to protect the child’s safety by getting a bike that can be easily handled. The practice of buying one that is too big on the theory that the child will grow into it, isn’t sound. A bike that is difficult to ride is a hazard in traffie. Ruby Blaich gave two greatly appreciated accordian solos, The following appeared in the tableau. Reader, Iva FAMOUS PIANIST ECEMBER 8 Northern Californians will hear one of the world’s greatest pianists December 8 when the Sacramento Music Series presents Vladimir Howoritz, as the second event on its program for the year. Horowitz’ concert, one of the most widely anti2inated events cf the season, and a result of several seasons effort to secure him for Sacramento, was originjally planned for next spring, but on the request of the artist himself This Woman Is Mine . . . . share of . does it by following one simple rule _Opens Tomorrow At ij iS . Wevada Theatre F The secret of bringing memorable . characters to the screen, according to Produeer-director Frank Lioyd, jis no secret at all. Lloyd, whose latest Universal adventure romance ‘“‘This Woman is Mine’ which plays tomorrow at the Nevada Theatre, has created his great characters, and he of life. “Tt is a well known fact that everyone is a composite of good and bad qualities,’’ says Lloyd. ‘‘Not one of us is wholly good or wholly. bad. A sereen character is made great by showing the turmoil created inside him by his conflicting qualities.’’ As a case in point, Lloyd cites the character of a stern. _p,roud ship captain, portrayed ‘by the veteran Walter Brennan, in “This Woman is Mine’, The captain’s greatest quality is diecipline, and he demands it at all costs. “The captain,’ explains Lloyd, “‘is placed in the midst of a tense situation created by a ship that is filled with men of violent emotions. These emotions are brought to the surface by the unexpected presence of a beautiful girl stowaway, played by Carol Bruce. COURT CALENDAR The following orders were made in the superior court Friday by Judge George L, Jones: Estate of Mike Denak, Mrs. Lila M. Champion appointed administratrix. Estate of Herbert Mitchell, deceased. Petition for letters of administration continued to December 5th. Estate of Ellen F. Johnson, deceased. Estate set aside to surviving husband. Estate of Frank’ M. Viera, petiit is being changed to December 8 in Memorial Auditarium. The famous pianist, son in law of Arturo Toseannini, has returned to! the United States after four and a half years’ absence. He first mode his debut in New York’s historic Carnegie Hall, an event .which followed tremendous success in Europe. Wherever he plays, the houses are sold out. Professional pianists buy tickets to hear their amazing colleague, whose earning power is greater than that of any artist save . Rachmaninoff and Paderewski. The 36 year old pianist’s concert. in Sacramento December 8 is one of ‘a sold. out itinerary which will bring . him to the coast around the holidays. . Tickets for this event are on sale . Troop 3, Mary Jane Hawkins, ! la Marsh; Troop 2, Genevieve Ellis; . eert will be now at the WareHazelton box of-. fice in Weinstock4Lubin’s. The con-. in Memorial Auditor. . tion for letters of administration. ‘George E. Viera appointed administrator. Estate of Alison F, advisement. er taken under Guardianship of. Effie Egbert, in-. competent, petition for letters of

5th. Estate of John M. Cooper, deceased. Final account approved and estate distributed as prayed for. Claude H. Painter vs. Penney Co. Trial set for March 10, 1942. Arthur B. Foote vs. Bessie King. Trial set for Feb. 10, 1942. Commercial Discount Co. vs. John T. Jones. Continued to December 5, for setting trial. James W. White vs. Bessie Bourdon Borden, setting cause for trial. Trial set for Jan, 12, 1942. Jupiter Con. Gold Min. Cor Vs: 318 Broad Street THE PACIFIC TFILEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY ia AS A I a a ar oe a eee A) Teamwork between telephone companies enables you to talk to anyone, anywhere else. 60,000 farmer lines, and the lines of 6,400 independently owned telephone companies connect with the Bell System. Nowadays. factories, farms, and forts must be kept in closer touch than ever before. Telephone 156 ——s Cs IT IS JUST AS SIMPLE AS THIS “Hello! Is this the Grass Valley Laundry?” “Yes, Madame, Can we serve you?’ ‘Indeed you can. I have company coming and have no time to do the washing. Could you send your driver around?” ‘‘Thank you, Sure we can. The driver will be there within an hour.’ Phone Nevada City 2 Phone 108. Grass Valley Y LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS Bi ttt edi tb on Cs baal Watt, deceas. ed, report of inheritance tax apprais. eee aeeraye es f yet ers eee as iene Nevada City Nugget — Western Title Insurance Co. stipulation to set cause for trial submitted. Gloria Ortiz et al, James P. Harris et al. Default quiet title continued to December 5. (Leslie Machim et al vs. Julius Brown et al. Demurrer to complaint continued to December 5. Geraldine McLean vs, Ernest W. Ellis. Motion to dismiss to certain defendants submitted. Lena Price vs. Frank Stein, demurrer to amended complaint submitted. Sylvia Woody vs. Ray Woody, motion to modify final decree granted. Lucy Jean Watkins vs. Fay Watkins, further hearing on divorce continued to December 5. Dollard. Interlocutory decree of divorce granted, Anna M. Rowe vs. Frank J. Rowe, order to show cause. Order for attorney fees and costs. STOP FOR YELLOW Red is not the only color in the traffic light. that mean the motorist should stop—the yellow light means stop, also, declares the Public Safety Department of the National Automobile Club. Many motorists apparently feel that the fellow light means ‘‘Go—if you think you can make it.’’ The main difficulty is that a motorist coming from the inter secting street may have the same thought—and they meet in the middle, To be scafe, motorists should re member that the only color that means “Go—all is clear’ is green. Subscribe for the Nugget William T. Dollard vs. Juanita R: TO NUGGET SUBSCRIBERS Will you’ please’ notify the Nugget Office any time you do not./receive your copy of the Nevada, City Nugget. PHONE 36 i Nevada NAVY BLUES: linger. : THIS WOMAN IS TEXAS : MONDAY A maritime miracle Sheridan and Jack Oakie. Their musical parade is assisted by a lot of near hula girls, whose eyer are right and hips left. The hit tunes will TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY storm crazed crew, a stowaway girl who was “Dangerous Cargo.” Stars Franchot Tone and Walter THURSDAY AND FRIDAY With William Holden, Clair Trevor and Glenn Ford in a pictvre of the great south west written in blazing bullets, J Theatre featuring Ann sea saga. soul torskipper, a A great MIRE: ws: mented Brennan. oommernnma guardianship continued to December . . . Perfection-made IVANHOE . OIL BURNING HEATERS stove. Easy terms. Phone 5 Nevada City Alpha Stores, Ltd. © End stove-tending drudgery and dirt. Come in and see how easy it is to own one of the beautiful new Ivanhoe Oil Burning ‘Heaters, made by Perfection Stove Company, world’s leading manufacturer of oil burning household equipment. Trade in your old Phone 88 Grass Valley _ as “scat” the heat is on. The Naty PLUG IN AN ; Bile +55. ra , a ‘ ghee . =, __ame, }! See ra eal Ut Course you cises to get warm. Dut:that means time and energy. Thousands and taousands of Californians quit shivering the easy way. They plug in an electric heater. Quick heater above has a fan that puts out a fleod of heat in a hurry. The more you use iy it the more you like it. SEE YOUR DEALER OR PG: EPACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY 194-1141 ELECTRICITY IS CHEAP AS EVER IN CALIFORNIA “party-size” bottle! .» because Acme scores on mellow flavor ACME BEER is a delicious quality beverage, brimming over with the lively lightness and distinctively mellow flavor that result only from skillful brewing of costly ingredients! . SAVE . . . Order Acme Beer by the case! Or buy the big 32-ounce ACME BREWERIES © San Francisco \CWUE: BEER rot <S % 710 a ar ns Sa ———