November 6, 1936 (6 pages)

coger hate ats thyt peers ees NEVADA CITY NUGGET a _FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1936. Mrs. Garfield Robson Ladies Aid Society on SaaS tl tach lala . : : : . India and Palestine. Mrs. Ray MurSOCIAL FE \ ] ENTS + thie conducted the devotional ser‘ ‘ ; : vice. Mrs._ Bev. Barron rendered a = z piano solo at the close of the ser——— & Lvice. was chairrobes and jewelry of the people of s 5 ‘ tract bridge with prizes going to A man of the program committee and é 5 4 Holds Silver Tea \, ses eel AES Grand Guardian of Mrs. Elinor Hawkins, first; Mrs. — hee following selections were’ enJ0} Tepee is Guest Leila Hieronimus, second; and Mrs. _ /The Ladies Aid Society of the' ed: a eerie a _ . Edna McGrath of Grass_ Valley, Methodist church ‘e'd their €ilver. Piano solo,-Mrs. Bev. Barron; Mrs. Nettie BRET ESV Ee, Gt NO isd. Tea, or thanks offering tea, for for-. :eading, Mrs. Jessie. Johnston: two. Vada City, Grand Guardian of the "SCs SRS! aa aaa nena rae rape ; rt Tepee, as a representative of Grand . ; ig issions e esaday ¢ ern n solos LYS ; = 2 eign missions Wednesday afternoon, solos, Mrs, Glen Clean mission Sees adil, Wan bu GUE ae Ga, Mrs. R. Noble McCormack with about ffty members and. vistary address, Mrs. Bessie Farmer. im Peet sv gues 5 ors present. Tea was served at smal! Mrs. Farmer gave a talk on foreign daga Council of Sacramento Monday} is Luncheon Hostess v oy : : CNP se evening. Grand Trustee Helen Salta ae tables arranged for six. missions, speaking of the customs, z : ie Uae Mrs. R. Noble McCormack of East zer of Dixon was also present. > @The Maytag tub is cast-aluminum, the finest, most practical material for a washer tub. It is built in one piece, and specially shaped to give the most effective washing action. Other Maytag features are equally distinctive in design, quality and performance. A Maytag is easy to own on our divided payment plan. Powered with gasoline Multi-Motor for homes without electricity. ¢ You may also iron the quick, easy modern way with the New Maytag Ironer. THE MAYTAG COMPANY ec Manufacturers o Founded 1893 © a week Cliff A. DeBerry 122W. Main Street Noyes Electric Shop Commercial Street 10-19-36 NEWTON, IOWA On DeBerrys Easy Payment Plan. Terms as low as $1.25 Grass Valley Nevada City . Nellie Clark of Piety Hill were joint A large crowd enjoyed the meeting and banquet. The adoption degree was. exemplified. Mrs. Gildersleeve was presented wit a beautiful China bridge set and corsage ot ice box flowers. A machine load went down from Nevada City. Harmony Ridge Club Enjoys Hallowe'en Party The Harmony Ridge Neighborly Club entertained their husband with a Hallowe’en party and dinner at the home of Mrs. Kenneth Arbogast of Blue Tent last Saturday evening. The cosy home and table were artistically decorated with Hallowe’en characters and the black and-orange crepe paper. Thirty were present to enjoy delicious sandwiches; and the pumpkin pie served with whipped cream. . Evangeline Chapter Elects Officers At a meeting Tuesday evening : Evangeline Chapter No. 13, O. E. S., of Nevada City elected the following officers: Helen Worthy Matron; Alice Davies, Associate Matron: Joseph Stenger, Worthy Patron; Walter Carlsén, Associate Patron; Katherine Celio, Conductress; Ruth Tamblyn, Associate Conductress; Miss Alice Cooper, Secretary; Mrs. Joseph Stenger, Treasurer. Appointiye officers will be chosen later. The Chapter will hold installation Serger, Mrs. William Treglown and Mrs (TA-VAN) oO S Za mm = =< © =] aR cal] © wy = = >) TAUANNES WATCHES . Time the World! HE world over .: wherever smartly dressed men and women gather you'll find Tavannes the favorite watch. Tavannes’ stream-lined beauty, attractive dials, new atcachments—all lend themselves perfectly . to the modern picture. We've a complete, been made to the Sisquoe church. The chapel and its three-acre churchyard P fore, Fr. Augustine ‘preached the each year is host at a barbecue on his ranch in Sisquoc valley. ing a group of friends with a most delightful bridge party. ion of yellow French marigolds and yellow color scheme added charm to the happy scene. ’Broad street most charmingly entertained a number of friends Tuesday and Wednesday with bridge luncheons. Prize winners Tuesday were. Mrs. May Clemo, first; Miss Winnie Mulloy, second; Mrs. Eugenie McCullough, third. High. scores’ made , Wednesday were: Mrs. Ed C. Uren, first; Mrs. Walter Hawkins, second; Mrs. L. G. Lageson, third. Mrs. Claude Ferguson won first in mah jongg. Mr. DeWitt Nelson Will Speak Before Civic Club At next Monday night’s meeting of the Nevada City Woman’s Civic Club the ladies will hold a business meeting to which all members are urged to attend. Following the business meeting DeWitt Nelson, supervisor of the Tahoe National Forest, will give an interesting talk on the work of Conservation and Forestry. FOXEN FAMILY AIDED FREMONT IN EARLY DAYS (Continued from Page Five) church a shrine to which annual pilpilgrimages already have been made. The last one was on June 20th and the number of persons participating set'vices Tuesday evening, December. has given rise to hopes that the litfirst in Masonic Hall. tle house of worship, planned by Benjamin Foxen and to which Fran-j; . Mesdames Treglown and ._. ciscan Mission friars were wont to Clarl H go many years since to preach to oie soph ostesses their flocks, to celebrate marriages and baptisms, and to bury the dead. will in the future become a cherished historical landmark. OLD CHAPEL RE-DEDICATED Inspired and led by R. E. Easton of Santa Barbara, a group of citizens of Santa Barbara county of July 30, 19338, re-dedicated the old Sisquoc chapel. Franciscan padres from old Mission Santa Barbara took part hostesses ‘Monday evening entertainA profusTwelve were present to enjoy congiimages will be made. Several such }. —— . Personal . L. G. Lageson, county horticwtural commissioner, of Nevada City attending a three day convention of county sealers of weights°and measures of California. Mrs. Lageson and son are spending this week in Sacramento while Mr. Lageson is away: Eugene Englebi#tight, youngest brother of Congressman H. L. En; glebright of this city, came up from San Rafael with his wife and daugnleft yesterday for Fresno where he is! ter, June, for a several day’s visit’ in this city and with Mrs, Engle— bhight’s-relatives in Grass Valley. — The Nevada County board of supervisors who have been in Session at the county seat this week adjourned at noon yesterday after conducting routine business matters. Fred Searls and brother, Bob Searls, are financing a crosscut in old workings in the Republic mine near Graniteville it is reported. The work is under the direction of William McLean. Supplies were taken to the Eagle Bird mine of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith southeast of Washington, last week. Mrs.-Jorgensen of Stockton is also staying at the mine. Nevada Theatre PIGSKIN PARAD . FRIDAY WILD BRIAN KENT-;:“ his way along back trail_to love!: Sizzling with action, crackling with excitement. Ralph Bellamy, Mae Clark. SATURDAY = Dall story full of Gals, «music and Arline Judge provide laughs and romance. SUNDAY : Charlie Q WIVES NEVER KNOWMary Boland. 7 fell in love with an acttress. And Mary thought it was funny — for a while. The best comedy that the team of Ruggles and Boland have made. Harold Bell. Wright's bestBrian Kent battles the comeA “triple threat” college footand laughter. .,Stuart Erwin Ruggles and Charlie GROCERIES S & W MINCE MEAT S. D. CAKE FLOUR Large Package . Package BUCKWHEAT PANCAKE FLOUR. STRING BEANS in the services singing a sonorous old Spanish mass fornia by Fr. Junipero Serra and his brother friars. With Coy and C. L. Preisker . of “Santa Sattler of Santa Barbara and Robert A. Wickenden, of Los Alamos, a grandson of Foxen, Easton determonies an annual event and three pilgrimages under his guidance have and cemetery were presented to the public by the Santa Maria branch of the Security First National Bank of Los: Angeles. This year, as he did the year besermon at the old chapel and with him were choiristers and _ priests from his mission. In keeping with early California traditions, Easton Isolated for so long, neglected brought—to—CaliiF Frank J. Mc-. Maria, Father Apgustine Hobrecht . § of Mission Santa Barbara, Daniel A. . ¥ mined to make the memorial cere§ line of these beautiful watches for your selection, and for your further delight every one has a world-wide guarantee for quality. Royce . . . exquisite Tavannes lines . . famous Tavannes movement and the newest of link bracelets* . . . a watch to cherin ea Lady Anne . distinction without frills .a Tavannes achievement. Famous 15 jewel movement. White or yel$ 4 4.75 low gold filled Cosmopolitan . . . styled with fine Tavannes restraint . . white or yellow gold filled. 17 jewel movement. Arabic or index bracclet*.+ 909079 Sir George .~. a Tavannes aristocrat . simple, striking . with renowned 15 jewel movement. White or a * Esquire . .-. a man’s Tavannes. clean-cut, masculine . . . world-famous 15: jewel movement . ‘design and fineness of 17 the reverence of a great state. size. He died in 1874. But knowing . for decades, the tiny church of Sisquoc, now reached by excellent payed state roads, has been restored and enters upon a new era deserving of For years before he died, Foxen had desired to erect a church on his Rancho Tinaquaic in the valley of the Sisquoc in order that those of the Catholic faith on the widely scattered ranches of the district might havea place to worship God. He did not live to see his dream materialhis wishes in the matter, the Catholic families who had ‘been his neighbors built the little church in 1875. (To Be Continued) N HART 124 Mill Street jewel movemen' i hi yell Id or yellow gold $ 49.75 filled, Link $39 7 5 pp All bracelets and attachments filled. .+0. 4! og attachment*.— Tweet we (by, Kreisles” = Dependable Jewelers G PTA MEET TO HEAR SCHOOL HEALTH SURVEY The regular meeting of the P. T. A. will be today in the Methodist church parlor at 2:30. Miss Carlson of the State Anti-Tuberculosis Association will give a brief talk. Mrs. Heffelfinger, county school nurse, will present a survey of the health situation in our schools. Mrs. Bonner’s report considers the district P. T. A. meeting that was held in Grass Valley Placerville on October 28. LEMON JUICE — 4 oz. can GLICK’S PURE OLI Phone 1 J. J. Jackson Free Delivery THE EXCLUSIVE HEAT MULTIPLIER DOES IT Careful tests of several rns vent Scat tare makes ONE THIRD THE COST OF FUEL more quickly, more evenof oil burning stoves in operation have proved conclusively that the Spir-O-Flame Heat Multiplier saves at least one-third the cost of fuel while heating a house ly and more comfortably 50% MORE RADIATING CAPACITY 50% MORE CIRCULATING CAPACITY THE VENT-A-DUCT FLUE PLUS THE SPIRAL FLAME GIVES MORE HEAT FOR LESS MONEY. —Come In and Investigate— Phone Your Fuel Oil Orders to Alpha Stores, Ltd. Nevada City Grass Valley Phone 5 bom Phone 88 =a intc Val cam cess it v the es hav plar mot for? fine for A the dist) colle ato i Day Move: itsel mus om: matt its ] to 3 tain] ing, tles, ary thou class man licke WwW char tame easie brid; fires Tuin been ibeen porti that the They ests have eam lover Teall He trove serta the c lays ture or W the § th@e year mani ing f strea Teli prim maki and jarie boys. De Re ers 1% done cess ariar must , stroy nas: pulsi camp AS Citiz ship, thing ys them work ‘fund Amo who teac] the . educ actel ait is reco) read scier

coger hate ats thyt peers ees NEVADA CITY NUGGET a _FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1936. Mrs. Garfield Robson Ladies Aid Society on SaaS tl tach lala . : : : . India and Palestine. Mrs. Ray MurSOCIAL FE \ ] ENTS + thie conducted the devotional ser‘ ‘ ; : vice. Mrs._ Bev. Barron rendered a = z piano solo at the close of the ser——— & Lvice. was chairrobes and jewelry of the people of s 5 ‘ tract bridge with prizes going to A man of the program committee and é 5 4 Holds Silver Tea \, ses eel AES Grand Guardian of Mrs. Elinor Hawkins, first; Mrs. — hee following selections were’ enJ0} Tepee is Guest Leila Hieronimus, second; and Mrs. _ /The Ladies Aid Society of the' ed: a eerie a _ . Edna McGrath of Grass_ Valley, Methodist church ‘e'd their €ilver. Piano solo,-Mrs. Bev. Barron; Mrs. Nettie BRET ESV Ee, Gt NO isd. Tea, or thanks offering tea, for for-. :eading, Mrs. Jessie. Johnston: two. Vada City, Grand Guardian of the "SCs SRS! aa aaa nena rae rape ; rt Tepee, as a representative of Grand . ; ig issions e esaday ¢ ern n solos LYS ; = 2 eign missions Wednesday afternoon, solos, Mrs, Glen Clean mission Sees adil, Wan bu GUE ae Ga, Mrs. R. Noble McCormack with about ffty members and. vistary address, Mrs. Bessie Farmer. im Peet sv gues 5 ors present. Tea was served at smal! Mrs. Farmer gave a talk on foreign daga Council of Sacramento Monday} is Luncheon Hostess v oy : : CNP se evening. Grand Trustee Helen Salta ae tables arranged for six. missions, speaking of the customs, z : ie Uae Mrs. R. Noble McCormack of East zer of Dixon was also present. > @The Maytag tub is cast-aluminum, the finest, most practical material for a washer tub. It is built in one piece, and specially shaped to give the most effective washing action. Other Maytag features are equally distinctive in design, quality and performance. A Maytag is easy to own on our divided payment plan. Powered with gasoline Multi-Motor for homes without electricity. ¢ You may also iron the quick, easy modern way with the New Maytag Ironer. THE MAYTAG COMPANY ec Manufacturers o Founded 1893 © a week Cliff A. DeBerry 122W. Main Street Noyes Electric Shop Commercial Street 10-19-36 NEWTON, IOWA On DeBerrys Easy Payment Plan. Terms as low as $1.25 Grass Valley Nevada City . Nellie Clark of Piety Hill were joint A large crowd enjoyed the meeting and banquet. The adoption degree was. exemplified. Mrs. Gildersleeve was presented wit a beautiful China bridge set and corsage ot ice box flowers. A machine load went down from Nevada City. Harmony Ridge Club Enjoys Hallowe'en Party The Harmony Ridge Neighborly Club entertained their husband with a Hallowe’en party and dinner at the home of Mrs. Kenneth Arbogast of Blue Tent last Saturday evening. The cosy home and table were artistically decorated with Hallowe’en characters and the black and-orange crepe paper. Thirty were present to enjoy delicious sandwiches; and the pumpkin pie served with whipped cream. . Evangeline Chapter Elects Officers At a meeting Tuesday evening : Evangeline Chapter No. 13, O. E. S., of Nevada City elected the following officers: Helen Worthy Matron; Alice Davies, Associate Matron: Joseph Stenger, Worthy Patron; Walter Carlsén, Associate Patron; Katherine Celio, Conductress; Ruth Tamblyn, Associate Conductress; Miss Alice Cooper, Secretary; Mrs. Joseph Stenger, Treasurer. Appointiye officers will be chosen later. The Chapter will hold installation Serger, Mrs. William Treglown and Mrs (TA-VAN) oO S Za mm = =< © =] aR cal] © wy = = >) TAUANNES WATCHES . Time the World! HE world over .: wherever smartly dressed men and women gather you'll find Tavannes the favorite watch. Tavannes’ stream-lined beauty, attractive dials, new atcachments—all lend themselves perfectly . to the modern picture. We've a complete, been made to the Sisquoe church. The chapel and its three-acre churchyard P fore, Fr. Augustine ‘preached the each year is host at a barbecue on his ranch in Sisquoc valley. ing a group of friends with a most delightful bridge party. ion of yellow French marigolds and yellow color scheme added charm to the happy scene. ’Broad street most charmingly entertained a number of friends Tuesday and Wednesday with bridge luncheons. Prize winners Tuesday were. Mrs. May Clemo, first; Miss Winnie Mulloy, second; Mrs. Eugenie McCullough, third. High. scores’ made , Wednesday were: Mrs. Ed C. Uren, first; Mrs. Walter Hawkins, second; Mrs. L. G. Lageson, third. Mrs. Claude Ferguson won first in mah jongg. Mr. DeWitt Nelson Will Speak Before Civic Club At next Monday night’s meeting of the Nevada City Woman’s Civic Club the ladies will hold a business meeting to which all members are urged to attend. Following the business meeting DeWitt Nelson, supervisor of the Tahoe National Forest, will give an interesting talk on the work of Conservation and Forestry. FOXEN FAMILY AIDED FREMONT IN EARLY DAYS (Continued from Page Five) church a shrine to which annual pilpilgrimages already have been made. The last one was on June 20th and the number of persons participating set'vices Tuesday evening, December. has given rise to hopes that the litfirst in Masonic Hall. tle house of worship, planned by Benjamin Foxen and to which Fran-j; . Mesdames Treglown and ._. ciscan Mission friars were wont to Clarl H go many years since to preach to oie soph ostesses their flocks, to celebrate marriages and baptisms, and to bury the dead. will in the future become a cherished historical landmark. OLD CHAPEL RE-DEDICATED Inspired and led by R. E. Easton of Santa Barbara, a group of citizens of Santa Barbara county of July 30, 19338, re-dedicated the old Sisquoc chapel. Franciscan padres from old Mission Santa Barbara took part hostesses ‘Monday evening entertainA profusTwelve were present to enjoy congiimages will be made. Several such }. —— . Personal . L. G. Lageson, county horticwtural commissioner, of Nevada City attending a three day convention of county sealers of weights°and measures of California. Mrs. Lageson and son are spending this week in Sacramento while Mr. Lageson is away: Eugene Englebi#tight, youngest brother of Congressman H. L. En; glebright of this city, came up from San Rafael with his wife and daugnleft yesterday for Fresno where he is! ter, June, for a several day’s visit’ in this city and with Mrs, Engle— bhight’s-relatives in Grass Valley. — The Nevada County board of supervisors who have been in Session at the county seat this week adjourned at noon yesterday after conducting routine business matters. Fred Searls and brother, Bob Searls, are financing a crosscut in old workings in the Republic mine near Graniteville it is reported. The work is under the direction of William McLean. Supplies were taken to the Eagle Bird mine of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith southeast of Washington, last week. Mrs.-Jorgensen of Stockton is also staying at the mine. Nevada Theatre PIGSKIN PARAD . FRIDAY WILD BRIAN KENT-;:“ his way along back trail_to love!: Sizzling with action, crackling with excitement. Ralph Bellamy, Mae Clark. SATURDAY = Dall story full of Gals, «music and Arline Judge provide laughs and romance. SUNDAY : Charlie Q WIVES NEVER KNOWMary Boland. 7 fell in love with an acttress. And Mary thought it was funny — for a while. The best comedy that the team of Ruggles and Boland have made. Harold Bell. Wright's bestBrian Kent battles the comeA “triple threat” college footand laughter. .,Stuart Erwin Ruggles and Charlie GROCERIES S & W MINCE MEAT S. D. CAKE FLOUR Large Package . Package BUCKWHEAT PANCAKE FLOUR. STRING BEANS in the services singing a sonorous old Spanish mass fornia by Fr. Junipero Serra and his brother friars. With Coy and C. L. Preisker . of “Santa Sattler of Santa Barbara and Robert A. Wickenden, of Los Alamos, a grandson of Foxen, Easton determonies an annual event and three

pilgrimages under his guidance have and cemetery were presented to the public by the Santa Maria branch of the Security First National Bank of Los: Angeles. This year, as he did the year besermon at the old chapel and with him were choiristers and _ priests from his mission. In keeping with early California traditions, Easton Isolated for so long, neglected brought—to—CaliiF Frank J. Mc-. Maria, Father Apgustine Hobrecht . § of Mission Santa Barbara, Daniel A. . ¥ mined to make the memorial cere§ line of these beautiful watches for your selection, and for your further delight every one has a world-wide guarantee for quality. Royce . . . exquisite Tavannes lines .. . famous Tavannes movement and the newest of link bracelets* . . . a watch to cherin ea Lady Anne .. distinction without frills ..a Tavannes achievement. Famous 15 jewel movement. White or yel$ 4 4.75 low gold filled Cosmopolitan . . . styled with fine Tavannes restraint . . white or yellow gold filled. 17 jewel movement. Arabic or index bracclet*..+ 909079 Sir George .~. a Tavannes aristocrat .. simple, striking .. with renowned 15 jewel movement. White or a * Esquire . .-. a man’s Tavannes.. clean-cut, masculine . . . world-famous 15: jewel movement .. ‘design and fineness of 17 the reverence of a great state. size. He died in 1874. But knowing . for decades, the tiny church of Sisquoc, now reached by excellent payed state roads, has been restored and enters upon a new era deserving of For years before he died, Foxen had desired to erect a church on his Rancho Tinaquaic in the valley of the Sisquoc in order that those of the Catholic faith on the widely scattered ranches of the district might havea place to worship God. He did not live to see his dream materialhis wishes in the matter, the Catholic families who had ‘been his neighbors built the little church in 1875. (To Be Continued) N HART 124 Mill Street jewel movemen' i hi yell Id or yellow gold $ 49.75 filled, Link $39 7 5 pp All bracelets and attachments filled. ..+0. 4! og attachment*.— Tweet we (by, Kreisles” = Dependable Jewelers G PTA MEET TO HEAR SCHOOL HEALTH SURVEY The regular meeting of the P. T. A. will be today in the Methodist church parlor at 2:30. Miss Carlson of the State Anti-Tuberculosis Association will give a brief talk. Mrs. Heffelfinger, county school nurse, will present a survey of the health situation in our schools. Mrs. Bonner’s report considers the district P. T. A. meeting that was held in Grass Valley Placerville on October 28. LEMON JUICE — 4 oz. can GLICK’S PURE OLI Phone 1 J. J. Jackson Free Delivery THE EXCLUSIVE HEAT MULTIPLIER DOES IT Careful tests of several rns vent Scat tare makes ONE THIRD THE COST OF FUEL more quickly, more evenof oil burning stoves in operation have proved conclusively that the Spir-O-Flame Heat Multiplier saves at least one-third the cost of fuel while heating a house ly and more comfortably 50% MORE RADIATING CAPACITY 50% MORE CIRCULATING CAPACITY THE VENT-A-DUCT FLUE PLUS THE SPIRAL FLAME GIVES MORE HEAT FOR LESS MONEY. —Come In and Investigate— Phone Your Fuel Oil Orders to Alpha Stores, Ltd. Nevada City Grass Valley Phone 5 bom Phone 88 =a intc Val cam cess it v the es hav plar mot for? fine for A the dist) colle ato i Day Move: itsel mus om: matt its ] to 3 tain] ing, tles, ary thou class man licke WwW char tame easie brid; fires Tuin been ibeen porti that the They ests have eam lover Teall He trove serta the c lays ture or W the § th@e year mani ing f strea Teli prim maki and jarie boys. De Re ers 1% done cess ariar must , stroy nas: pulsi camp AS Citiz ship, thing ys them work ‘fund Amo who teac] the . educ actel ait is reco) read scier