November 26, 1934 (6 pages)

PAGE SIX THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET MONDAY, NOV. 26, 1934 LI rrr irri rit i ee eee re eer re sane SOCIAL.EV een enna anne = maw mene meee eo ee eae ee a ea ee eee eee _ Banner Mt. Post Plans Big Event Dec. 2 At a recent meeting of ‘Banner Mountain Post, V. F. W., Post, details of the coming parade for December 2 were discussed, and it was decided to invite the: Canadian V. FEF. W., Post, of Sacramento Drum . and Bugle Corps, besides several drum and bugle corps from other posts. There will be a full afternoon of entertainment at the Odd Fellows hall where dinner is to be served. All veterans and wives are! invited to attend. The Post wil] be _ assisted by their auxiliary. NTS happy returns of the day. Teachers to Enjoy Banquet und Card Party County Seat this week. The banquet starts promptly quet room. {by the visitors. stallation Friday evening in Pythian details for a most enjoyable time. following j Castle and oinstalled’ the f officers for the coming year: i Blanche Williams, . . Jessie Costa, sr. vice; Mrs. Dorothy! f+ »>Lewis, junior vice; Mrs. Hazel Fig‘SHO T THE DEER! = urski, treasurer; Mrs: ©, E. Bos-! ° worth, secretary; Mrs. Magaret Tonella, chaplain; Mrs. Nancy James} : iss FRANCISCO, Nov. 25.—It guard; Mrs. May Williams, patriotic : 452 ¢ RO AY SCars ios that ane instructor. Mrs. Agnes Hoskin, hisidee of 4 arming ~ herself torian; Mrs. Muriel Day, 18 month iN ee a ga asia ahr las mi Sl trustee. Mrs. John Figurski was preng forth into the mountains to get woman sented with a past presidents pin. e bigiee st a Geen, Was ane of those The installing officer, Mrs. F, Wil-, tings that produced a loud haw ‘haw, from the male deer hunter. Williams, president, presented ; hi eh Wat et 8 poe oe corsages-in behalf of the Auxiliary, ; 2t know how to load a cout A delicious turkey supper was en-: #lone poe = bead on’ a galloping ‘buck and hit it. i liams, of Lincoln, and Mrs. Blanche were joyed. PW ell the 1894: deer ca: Scetty Friday's. issue of the Nugget will;, : teeter shades viento ise Ny ‘to disabuse the most skeptical that ; these ideasyare any longer logical. = . With the count of deer tags for De, the present year completed, it is Miss Betty Jean Jacobs lrevealed that 539° women purchas» Celebrates Birthday big of the necessary certificates to 4 Miss Betty Jean Jacobs, daughter hunt deer killed 605 bucks, 66 of of Mr. and Mrs. A. Jacobs, enter-, them bringing down the limit. And tained twenty guests at her birthday they -did not shoot little fellows, carry a full for the coming event. program big let . Crerr rer iitt tin tir tit ttt ¥,jmice gifts and well wishes for many A. get-to-gether banquet and card . party is being held at the National } Hotel this evening by the teachers . who are attending institute in the . at six o'clock in the large upstairs banThe parlor upstairs has been prepared for the occasion and 13 tables of bridge will be enjoyed' : Fred Worth, genial j Mi The Auxiliary held their public in-. and kindly host, has arranged all ; ' ‘seenaanoeee INot an ‘209 ee ee ee . ‘ i . } Mapai ee LCUCKal )COUTE, while Samuel Insull and co-defendants awaited verdict after trial on mail fraud charges, the aged one-time utilities magnate was observed, as shown above, tapping on a telegraph key in the court press room. But he wasn’t sending out a call for help; just recalling memories of the long } ago, when he worked such an in{ gstrument for Inventor Thomas A. Edison. (Personal: Mrs. Homer Britten, of Nevada City, is preparing to go to Los Angeles after Thanksgiving for a visit few. days: of a Charles Jeffrey motored to Berkeiey Saturday and attended the big football game, He will remain until Wednesday visiting his brotoer, Bill, who is attending the univers’ ity. formerly operated a property, the Twin Sisters, north of Nevada City, and is now mining in Mariposa county, was a recent visitor. Mrs. C. C. Skewes, of Grass Valley suffered a severe fall at her home a few days ago. Her many party Sunday in. the Davies apart~. spikes or forked horns. Some of the ments. Betty Jean, who is only, heads reported were quite. impresnine years old, is a musician and en. give. : : LestS _ tertained her little ¢ with. < Christian H. Johnson, of Aptos, : music and songs besides. a number Santa Cruz county, reported the] of games. jlargest buck killed by a woman this . A large elaborately decorated . year. Her tag read 10 points on} birthday cake was the center piece each side of the deer head. She got: of the prettily appointed table. She. her venison near Alturas, on Sep-} was the recipient of a number of tember 22. : 4 / WOMEN’S CIVIC. CLUB The regular business of 'ning at the usual hour at Brand’s 'Studio. Roll responses will be , called for and discussion of the Com-. munity Christmas tree with its at. tendant activities, as well as other! important will brought! before the members, requiring a full; ‘attendance. : BETTY JEAN SHOP . MINE MACHINERY BREAKS i = . call ATTENTION! You are invited to visit the business be We arc presenting NEW FROCKS A breakdown of the machinery at suitable for all occasions: Strept—. the Murchie mine Saturday hecessi-: Formal and Semi-formal—just the . ‘ted the laying off of the men un? 9 thing for coming Holidays,til today. OPENING OF TAVERN. SUCCESS The reception and grand opening ; of the Long John Tavern was a com-} plete success and was attended by crowds. The tavern and beautiful apartments were visited by i throngs from Nevada: City; Grass . Valley and outside points, / vy We welcome you— BETTY JEAN SHOP Nevada City record wile Nevada Theatre MONDAY AND TUESDAY BELLE OF THE NINETIES “=, scores) a knorkrole of a New Orleans Belle. “Belle of the out hit in the Nineties”’ is a riot trom start to finish, the “dark” with thrills and drama thrown in. Roger Pryor is menace in this tale of the Naughty Nineties. Matinee Tnesday at 2:85. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY THE AFFAIRS OF GELLINI ::,°:: that amorous rogue’ Benven. uto Cellini are exposed in “‘The Affairs of Cellini,” starring Frederic March in the role of Cellini and Constance Bennett, as the unfaithful Duchess, Matinee Thursday, at 2:15. Every Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday Nights—Saturday and Sunday afternoon skating——Children, 10c; Adults, 20c. Evening skating—30c; spectators, 10c. Every Wednesday Nite Carnival Nite. ARMORY HALL NEVADA CITY fa] 1. ya SD ESO ' Por only. $7.50 friends hope for her an early recovery trom her injuries. Mrs. Mary Gordon, writer, from Carmel, accompanied by Mrs. Rodgers also of Carmel, visited the last 'few days with Mr. and Mrs. UC. M. Broown of this city. The visitors were much pleased with Nevada City, and plan to come heré soon for [Cc jan extended stay. i meeting . A HERS . the Civic Club will be held this eVe1 the b] : ‘ } . from Oroville Saturday and brought . owner of over . Gibbons, Shops, came Miss Madeline Betty Jean tay O. Foster, mining man, who}! . a choice assortment of dresses in . the formals and semi-formals, besides a nice display of evening wraps. They ‘are on display this week in the local Betty Jean Shop. Will .Hatech, who handles the retail sales for Kopp’s Bakery about Nevada City, was operated upon last Monday at the Nevada City Sanitarium for hernia and has been critically ill for the past week. He is reported as holding his own at present. Dr. B. W. Hummelt is ‘the attending physician. Mr, and Mrs. J. F. Dolan left today for San’ Francisco where they will spend a few days visiting Mr. Dolan’s sister, Mrs. Will Walthers and family, and brother, Arthur Dolan and family, over the Thanksgiving holidays. William Lackland, of North San : Juan, was a business visitor in NeSpee City this forenoon. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Guenther, ie and two children, of Yreka, will . . . . motor to Nevada City tomorrow and spend the week and Thanksgiving here with Mr. Guenther’s pa:ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Guenther. Sr. . Dr. and Mrs. B. W. Hummelt have . just returned from Berkeley hr» ving . attended the football. game bet veen California and Stanford. Miss Gertrude Paine, teache: in the Sebastopol school, wiil spend . Thanksgiving in Nevada City with . her parents, Mr. ‘and Mrs. Lon . Paine. . NET SAN TERS eds et Ott eat] . Spend Thanksgiving. in Sacraincnto Thanksgiving and the week end at home with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Rector. ‘ Miss‘ Ellen Curtis, of Sacramento, is to spend Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. CG. Muccardini, in Nevada City. Mr. and Mrs. Domingo Casci, ot Scotts Flat, spent Monday in Nevada City visiting with their daughter, Mrs. R. Richerson and family. Supervisor C. S. Arbogast will motor to Stockton Wednesday and. return with his daughter, Miss Helen Arbokast, and Carl Murchie and Ben Sweeney, who are all attending the » College of the Pacific. Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Tamblyn will have as Thanksgiving guests, Mr. Tamblyn’s sister, Mrs. V. F. Farmer of Oakland, Miss Dorothy Tamblyn, student at the College of the Pacific; and William Tamblyn, who is attending the University of California. * Mrs. Luther Marsh and children have just returned from a weeks visit with her mother in Roseville. y an 4 A at ae Spay = as LESS WORK ON Settee tonedeieedenietebpaa ae 44% ee sees % ee », eS ieee o >a RO $9.25 ey with their son, BE. J. N.Ott, Jr.; and family. Misses Margaret and Ruth Rector, students at University of California, are to come up Wednesday to spend Your Thanksgiving Turkey at Kopp’s t New Modern Trends OVEN SERVE IT SAVES TIME, WORRY AND WEARINESS. Phone 76 Bakery . . . 320 Broad St. By Ne sherlertestestesteshesfestesteateste stestestestertestesteatesteatesteate ste ste obs chet ew, ew ee ie i a a ie ie RB Be SB a a as NS Mae este ne ates) tte elt tee te te teletloetletle eee te teed . IThanksgiving “Time! = yx WITH A WEAREVER EXTRA THICK ALUMINUM ASTER $ 4°° POPULAR PRICED DINNER WARE SOMETHING NEW GUARANTEED TO WITHSTAND CHANGES OF OVEN AND REFRIGERATOR: TEMPERATURES a4, < YOUR HOLIDAY . is Gx o oie teste ste ste stots ste steate ote ots o oe ie ae a a 1 Anniversary and Monterey Patterns. Open Stock DINNER WARE Q a ® [onal eo) e Meate teste te ate ate ate at oh oh ot, oe teste ate ot, ot. Me steste teste teste teste heats ote oh oe oh we oe ia Paap sea tila tina nd hg sin Sale Tuesday and ‘Wednesday ‘Coats. silk Dresses. FACTORY TO < YOU AREFULLY Selected Gay, Cheerful Colors » A S. LEE LEITER Le NOW ON DISPLAY AT 3 \Ipha Stores, Ltd. . : Alpha Stores, Ltd. : % oa é Grass Valley Phone 88 Nevada City Phone 5 : Sale Tuesday and Wednesday Just: U BUY NOW anew dress and coat for Thanksgiving “Nl ew New Styles Coats. York’’ nwrapped. . nt bd 9 G6 es > cn y e 9 Frocks”— ‘Afternoon Dresses’? — “‘Dinner Gowns.’ Dresses and suits the minu . . . . . “Dress Coats,’ “Sport Coats,” Swagger la . Coats”—-Exceptionally good values, in up-tote Apparel. These Garments on Sale Two Days Only-——TUESDAY . Fur-Trimmed — Some . Wonderful Buys In Coats WEDNESDAY . November 27 28 A Void BMY 44 a ta} wi Sia kee hk Hearty Welcome to the. i Teachers County‘ ‘ eal aD vi o ~~ C soci creé den ing yea sibl equé tic Ty fice ‘ing . ciati Ray} nia “ey 'mucl secu) Ther in t] sente Cases With charg to ot otfen tainty Violat gettir have if the ing tt drivin H. The stitute high after the { year. At t institu Congre int dures an tives a In con teache) ly and our de Mr. Grass renders were @ spent " Aine ot

PAGE SIX THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET MONDAY, NOV. 26, 1934 LI rrr irri rit i ee eee re eer re sane SOCIAL.EV een enna anne = maw mene meee eo ee eae ee a ea ee eee eee _ Banner Mt. Post Plans Big Event Dec. 2 At a recent meeting of ‘Banner Mountain Post, V. F. W., Post, details of the coming parade for December 2 were discussed, and it was decided to invite the: Canadian V. FEF. W., Post, of Sacramento Drum . and Bugle Corps, besides several drum and bugle corps from other posts. There will be a full afternoon of entertainment at the Odd Fellows hall where dinner is to be served. All veterans and wives are! invited to attend. The Post wil] be _ assisted by their auxiliary. NTS happy returns of the day. Teachers to Enjoy Banquet und Card Party County Seat this week. The banquet starts promptly quet room. {by the visitors. stallation Friday evening in Pythian details for a most enjoyable time. following j Castle and oinstalled’ the f officers for the coming year: i Blanche Williams, . . Jessie Costa, sr. vice; Mrs. Dorothy! f+ »>Lewis, junior vice; Mrs. Hazel Fig‘SHO T THE DEER! = urski, treasurer; Mrs: ©, E. Bos-! ° worth, secretary; Mrs. Magaret Tonella, chaplain; Mrs. Nancy James} : iss FRANCISCO, Nov. 25.—It guard; Mrs. May Williams, patriotic : 452 ¢ RO AY SCars ios that ane instructor. Mrs. Agnes Hoskin, hisidee of 4 arming ~ herself torian; Mrs. Muriel Day, 18 month iN ee a ga asia ahr las mi Sl trustee. Mrs. John Figurski was preng forth into the mountains to get woman sented with a past presidents pin. e bigiee st a Geen, Was ane of those The installing officer, Mrs. F, Wil-, tings that produced a loud haw ‘haw, from the male deer hunter. Williams, president, presented ; hi eh Wat et 8 poe oe corsages-in behalf of the Auxiliary, ; 2t know how to load a cout A delicious turkey supper was en-: #lone poe = bead on’ a galloping ‘buck and hit it. i liams, of Lincoln, and Mrs. Blanche were joyed. PW ell the 1894: deer ca: Scetty Friday's. issue of the Nugget will;, : teeter shades viento ise Ny ‘to disabuse the most skeptical that ; these ideasyare any longer logical. = . With the count of deer tags for De, the present year completed, it is Miss Betty Jean Jacobs lrevealed that 539° women purchas» Celebrates Birthday big of the necessary certificates to 4 Miss Betty Jean Jacobs, daughter hunt deer killed 605 bucks, 66 of of Mr. and Mrs. A. Jacobs, enter-, them bringing down the limit. And tained twenty guests at her birthday they -did not shoot little fellows, carry a full for the coming event. program big let . Crerr rer iitt tin tir tit ttt ¥,jmice gifts and well wishes for many A. get-to-gether banquet and card . party is being held at the National } Hotel this evening by the teachers . who are attending institute in the . at six o'clock in the large upstairs banThe parlor upstairs has been prepared for the occasion and 13 tables of bridge will be enjoyed' : Fred Worth, genial j Mi The Auxiliary held their public in-. and kindly host, has arranged all ; ' ‘seenaanoeee INot an ‘209 ee ee ee . ‘ i . } Mapai ee LCUCKal )COUTE, while Samuel Insull and co-defendants awaited verdict after trial on mail fraud charges, the aged one-time utilities magnate was observed, as shown above, tapping on a telegraph key in the court press room. But he wasn’t sending out a call for help; just recalling memories of the long } ago, when he worked such an in{ gstrument for Inventor Thomas A. Edison. (Personal: Mrs. Homer Britten, of Nevada City, is preparing to go to Los Angeles after Thanksgiving for a visit few. days: of a Charles Jeffrey motored to Berkeiey Saturday and attended the big football game, He will remain until Wednesday visiting his brotoer, Bill, who is attending the univers’ ity. formerly operated a property, the Twin Sisters, north of Nevada City, and is now mining in Mariposa county, was a recent visitor. Mrs. C. C. Skewes, of Grass Valley suffered a severe fall at her home a few days ago. Her many party Sunday in. the Davies apart~. spikes or forked horns. Some of the ments. Betty Jean, who is only, heads reported were quite. impresnine years old, is a musician and en. give. : : LestS _ tertained her little ¢ with. < Christian H. Johnson, of Aptos, : music and songs besides. a number Santa Cruz county, reported the] of games. jlargest buck killed by a woman this . A large elaborately decorated . year. Her tag read 10 points on} birthday cake was the center piece each side of the deer head. She got: of the prettily appointed table. She. her venison near Alturas, on Sep-} was the recipient of a number of tember 22. : 4 / WOMEN’S CIVIC. CLUB The regular business of 'ning at the usual hour at Brand’s 'Studio. Roll responses will be , called for and discussion of the Com-. munity Christmas tree with its at. tendant activities, as well as other! important will brought! before the members, requiring a full; ‘attendance. : BETTY JEAN SHOP . MINE MACHINERY BREAKS i = . call ATTENTION! You are invited to visit the business be We arc presenting NEW FROCKS A breakdown of the machinery at suitable for all occasions: Strept—. the Murchie mine Saturday hecessi-: Formal and Semi-formal—just the . ‘ted the laying off of the men un? 9 thing for coming Holidays,til today. OPENING OF TAVERN. SUCCESS The reception and grand opening ; of the Long John Tavern was a com-} plete success and was attended by crowds. The tavern and beautiful apartments were visited by i throngs from Nevada: City; Grass . Valley and outside points, / vy We welcome you— BETTY JEAN SHOP Nevada City record wile Nevada Theatre MONDAY AND TUESDAY BELLE OF THE NINETIES “=, scores) a knorkrole of a New Orleans Belle. “Belle of the out hit in the Nineties”’ is a riot trom start to finish, the “dark” with thrills and drama thrown in. Roger Pryor is menace in this tale of the Naughty Nineties. Matinee Tnesday at 2:85. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY THE AFFAIRS OF GELLINI ::,°:: that amorous rogue’ Benven. uto Cellini are exposed in “‘The Affairs of Cellini,” starring Frederic March in the role of Cellini and Constance Bennett, as the unfaithful Duchess, Matinee Thursday, at 2:15. Every Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday Nights—Saturday and Sunday afternoon skating——Children, 10c; Adults, 20c. Evening skating—30c; spectators, 10c. Every Wednesday Nite Carnival Nite. ARMORY HALL NEVADA CITY fa] 1. ya SD ESO ' Por only.. $7.50 friends hope for her an early recovery trom her injuries. Mrs. Mary Gordon, writer, from Carmel, accompanied by Mrs. Rodgers also of Carmel, visited the last 'few days with Mr. and Mrs. UC. M. Broown of this city. The visitors were much pleased with Nevada City, and plan to come heré soon for [Cc jan extended stay. i meeting . A HERS . the Civic Club will be held this eVe1 the b] : ‘ } . from Oroville Saturday and brought . owner of over . Gibbons, Shops, came Miss Madeline Betty Jean tay O. Foster, mining man, who}! . a choice assortment of dresses in . the formals and semi-formals, besides a nice display of evening wraps. They ‘are on display this week in the local Betty Jean Shop. Will .Hatech, who handles the retail sales for Kopp’s Bakery about Nevada City, was operated upon last Monday at the Nevada City Sanitarium for hernia and has been critically ill for the past week. He is reported as holding his own at present. Dr. B. W. Hummelt is ‘the attending physician. Mr, and Mrs. J. F. Dolan left today for San’ Francisco where they will spend a few days visiting Mr. Dolan’s sister, Mrs. Will Walthers and family, and brother, Arthur Dolan and family, over the Thanksgiving holidays. William Lackland, of North San : Juan, was a business visitor in NeSpee City this forenoon. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Guenther, ie and two children, of Yreka, will . . . . motor to Nevada City tomorrow and spend the week and Thanksgiving here with Mr. Guenther’s pa:ents,

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Guenther. Sr. . Dr. and Mrs. B. W. Hummelt have . just returned from Berkeley hr» ving . attended the football. game bet veen California and Stanford. Miss Gertrude Paine, teache: in the Sebastopol school, wiil spend . Thanksgiving in Nevada City with . her parents, Mr. ‘and Mrs. Lon . Paine. . NET SAN TERS eds et Ott eat] . Spend Thanksgiving. in Sacraincnto Thanksgiving and the week end at home with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Rector. ‘ Miss‘ Ellen Curtis, of Sacramento, is to spend Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. CG. Muccardini, in Nevada City. Mr. and Mrs. Domingo Casci, ot Scotts Flat, spent Monday in Nevada City visiting with their daughter, Mrs. R. Richerson and family. Supervisor C. S. Arbogast will motor to Stockton Wednesday and. return with his daughter, Miss Helen Arbokast, and Carl Murchie and Ben Sweeney, who are all attending the » College of the Pacific. Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Tamblyn will have as Thanksgiving guests, Mr. Tamblyn’s sister, Mrs. V. F. Farmer of Oakland, Miss Dorothy Tamblyn, student at the College of the Pacific; and William Tamblyn, who is attending the University of California. * Mrs. Luther Marsh and children have just returned from a weeks visit with her mother in Roseville. y an 4 A at ae Spay = as LESS WORK ON Settee tonedeieedenietebpaa ae 44% ee sees % ee », eS ieee o >a RO $9.25 ey with their son, BE. J. N.Ott, Jr.; and family. Misses Margaret and Ruth Rector, students at University of California, are to come up Wednesday to spend Your Thanksgiving Turkey at Kopp’s t New Modern Trends OVEN SERVE IT SAVES TIME, WORRY AND WEARINESS. Phone 76 Bakery . . . 320 Broad St. By Ne sherlertestestesteshesfestesteateste stestestestertestesteatesteatesteate ste ste obs chet ew, ew ee ie i a a ie ie RB Be SB a a as NS Mae este ne ates) tte elt tee te te teletloetletle eee te teed . IThanksgiving “Time! = yx WITH A WEAREVER EXTRA THICK ALUMINUM ASTER $ 4°° POPULAR PRICED DINNER WARE SOMETHING NEW GUARANTEED TO WITHSTAND CHANGES OF OVEN AND REFRIGERATOR: TEMPERATURES a4, < YOUR HOLIDAY . is Gx o oie teste ste ste stots ste steate ote ots o oe ie ae a a 1 Anniversary and Monterey Patterns. Open Stock DINNER WARE Q a ® [onal eo) e Meate teste te ate ate ate at oh oh ot, oe teste ate ot, ot. Me steste teste teste teste heats ote oh oe oh we oe ia Paap sea tila tina nd hg sin Sale Tuesday and ‘Wednesday ‘Coats. silk Dresses. FACTORY TO < YOU AREFULLY Selected Gay, Cheerful Colors » A S. LEE LEITER Le NOW ON DISPLAY AT 3 \Ipha Stores, Ltd. . : Alpha Stores, Ltd. : % oa é Grass Valley Phone 88 Nevada City Phone 5 : Sale Tuesday and Wednesday Just: U BUY NOW anew dress and coat for Thanksgiving “Nl ew New Styles Coats. York’’ nwrapped. . nt bd 9 G6 es > cn y e 9 Frocks”— ‘Afternoon Dresses’? — “‘Dinner Gowns.’ Dresses and suits the minu . . . . . “Dress Coats,’ “Sport Coats,” Swagger la . Coats”—-Exceptionally good values, in up-tote Apparel. These Garments on Sale Two Days Only-——TUESDAY . Fur-Trimmed — Some . Wonderful Buys In Coats WEDNESDAY . November 27 28 A Void BMY 44 a ta} wi Sia kee hk Hearty Welcome to the. i Teachers County‘ ‘ eal aD vi o ~~ C soci creé den ing yea sibl equé tic Ty fice ‘ing . ciati Ray} nia “ey 'mucl secu) Ther in t] sente Cases With charg to ot otfen tainty Violat gettir have if the ing tt drivin H. The stitute high after the { year. At t institu Congre int dures an tives a In con teache) ly and our de Mr. Grass renders were @ spent " Aine ot