October 10, 1947 (10 pages)

. “How to Tell By y m you're people for enjoying » mellow gst . will appear as her mother. The largest ‘obtained by mail at the Ware-HazelNEVADA. CITY-GRAS 3 _ VALLEY NUGGET _ '. PINZA.TO SING IN SACRAMENTO OCT. 11 SACRAMENTO: ‘Having received “rayve’-notices for its premiere in San. — Francisco la8t week, Chafpentier’s opera, “Louise,” will be presented by the San Francisco Opera ‘company Saturday evening, October 11, at the Memorial auditorium, Sacramento. This second event on the Sacramento Music Series, will feature in its superlative cast, Miss Dorothy Kirsten, the Metropolitan’s blond, young soprano, in the name role; and Raoul Jobin, the famous lyric tenor ‘of the San Francisco and Metropolitan operas, as her lover, Julien. a Ezio Pinza will sing the role of Louise’s father, and Claramae Turner supporting cast of any production in the entiré repertoire of opera will feature Alessio de Paolis, Lois Hartzells and Beta — Reservations for “Louise” may be ton box office, Weinstock-Lubin’s, Sacramento. For prompt service, a check and, stamped, self-addressed envelope should be enclosed. sco of thie ptesent se at Hunters 62,000 — to 360,000 horsej is Miss Donna Hyatt, queen of the}, : rg rer ene DRESSING THE PART By Paulson JOB’S DAUGHTERS GRASS VALLEY: Mrs. Helen Bacon, Grand Guardian.-6f Job’s Daughters, and Mrs. Elizabeth Hall, deputy gtand guardian, visited Grass .Valléy Bethel Jast night. . The visitors were formally received local Bethel. Miss Beatrice Joyce Bennetts and Miss Betty Rae Waddelow were in charge of decoration’ and Bethel tendered the visiting officials a dinner at the Bret. Harte Inn, previous to the ceremonial meeting. refresh-. ments. The executive council of the WESTERN “MINING COUNCIL AUBURN; “The Western Mining Council wil], have its annual election meeting Monday, October 18th, at ‘the Hotel Auburn ‘here. There: will be a director’s conference at 3 p. m. and a dinner “meeting at 7 p. m. Fall and winter programs will be mapped. Robert Dahlberg. of this city is in charge PAGE EIGHT ay ELKS HOST T0 DISTRICT Of NEVADA, CITY: © Dis Grand Exalted Bilks Tater pete. Fortin of Sacramento Lodge Noo paid an official visit last night to ‘local lodge No. 518, Benevolent Pre. tective Order of Elks, last night, z Headed by Exalted Ruler William J. Wasley, the ritualistic team of of ficers initiated a class @ Bs at the ceremonies at the Elks Home, Lewis Ipsen Weds Miss Jessie J. Lucas GRASS VALLEY: Lewis Del Tpsex and Miss Jessie Jearthette Lucas were united in marriage. last Saturday, Oc. tober 4th, by Bishop Ralph Greenwell of the Latter Day Saints Church, at ceremonies in his home on Alta Hi, Only close friends attendeq the wedding. After a brief honeymoo: the couple will make their home . Dixon, Solano county. Ipsen is associated with his father in the operation of a service station, in Vacaville. _ Funeral Monday for . Catherine H. Cooper NEVADA CITY; Funeral. services for Mrs. Catherine H. Cooper will be held at Holmes, Funeral Home Mon day afternoon. Mrs Cooper, a. well. known former resident of this city, died in VeteransAdministration, Cen~ ter Hospital in Los Angeles, She was a veteran of the SpanishAmerican war, having served as a nurse. She leaves a nephew, Leo J, , Cooley, of. Nevada City, 4 of arrangements. pia 9 2k ; 5 eee NT ADS NUGGET Ads Bring Results DIRECTION 1. .AND D. JR., ENTERPUISES, INC. SE = foe: y 5 ea FRIDAY. AND-SATURDAY i} 4 With PHILIP REED and HILARY BROOKE * ; _ SUNDAY MONDAY and ® TUESDAY With , BETTY, HUTTON and JOHN LUND basse TELEPHONE OPERATORS INTERESTING WORK YOU "STAY WITH — Earn. $31 for a 40-hour week Vat the start. ~ Regular pay increases. x. Apply, 318 Broad Street, Nevada City THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE ‘AND TELEGRAPH ° ‘ "Neiaind ues prices paid. Drive in with car. Leavé with cash. EARL COVEY Grbse, Marae _ tf A. oon BUY:--Outmill,” “Write full” “particulars,’ ‘stating pitice, etc., to Box N, the Nugget, 305 Broad St., Nevada City. 07, 19, 14, 17 tp ‘ fi ‘before 6 Pie: ts »G. E. Golvin _ PLASTERING McCourtney ‘Road Phone Grass Valley. 101-J jos driving truck; preferably . Diesel. 7 years Diesel experience. P.O. Box 292, aoe SWANTED-Good ased cars. Highest . GARAGE 143,East Main Street, it from: ‘gaw-. We have two. small Pianos we are going to sell in the vicinity of Nevada City. Discount for cash or small down payment and_ very easy terms. Write or Phone Cline Piano Co. 1130-10th St:, Sacramento, California. MOMS SAYS you get. the of vrnsgFORSYTHE USED FURNITURE 220 Commercial Street Telephone Nevada City 587 “THE LAND OF PINES” 4. HOME and one-half acre of ground just outside.of Nevada City: Living room, bedroom, kitchen, pantry, sleeping porch, bedroom and bath~ room, Workshop 10x20. ~ Well furnished.* $3}800.00. 1.88 ACRES bordering the new DownievilleHighway. The property also has & home on’ 4t. Two bedrooms, ‘kitchen, living poor) anit bathroom, Garage under house. Cement “pier foundation. Electricity, N. ID, water, and school bus _ facilities. $1,500.00 down and monthly paymentS:.of $42.54 a month. A HOME: just ‘between Nevada City and Grass Valley which has a fair size lot. Living room, two bedrooms, kitchen, bathroom and garage. Grapes and berries. $2,750. _. May be had for $1,500.00 down. Walter Engell Broker Howard Mehrmann ‘. Associate Broker NATIONAL HOTEL BLDG. Nevada CityTelephone 122 FOR SALE—31%4x4% Speed Graphic Camera completely equipped. Price $225.00. Inquire at 214 East, Main St., Grass Valley. WORK WANTED — Light housework. Telephone 410W or 431, Nevada City. ied a Candidates * Phone 4-3982. S12-Ol4tc tant Scoop Thurn armed his pr service in t genators gé andidates, : , throw. iS what The The weak ¢ lty of his dott to an ihave to clim. ghee When the oe ‘oman of may resort t have even § aty.asslaves miles oo The tune of Uiali. We beseec! to vote for t : high calil . By VAL I ee story of tl YBanner 1 year of 194 e to be’ kpow . Rus; this” pi i¢ Park will 1 ary ofall ments is a lon is one we _know ig monument of all the t W fave “enrich told their ha also“the are *t and prese Pon, trees, play mal beauties A deep and n ig-and the h: Heveloped: ‘by «¢ y Man, Ww area of non 8 Citizens *& new recre impelled: to

. “How to Tell By y m you're people for enjoying » mellow gst . will appear as her mother. The largest ‘obtained by mail at the Ware-HazelNEVADA. CITY-GRAS 3 _ VALLEY NUGGET _ '. PINZA.TO SING IN SACRAMENTO OCT. 11 SACRAMENTO: ‘Having received “rayve’-notices for its premiere in San. — Francisco la8t week, Chafpentier’s opera, “Louise,” will be presented by the San Francisco Opera ‘company Saturday evening, October 11, at the Memorial auditorium, Sacramento. This second event on the Sacramento Music Series, will feature in its superlative cast, Miss Dorothy Kirsten, the Metropolitan’s blond, young soprano, in the name role; and Raoul Jobin, the famous lyric tenor ‘of the San Francisco and Metropolitan operas, as her lover, Julien. a Ezio Pinza will sing the role of Louise’s father, and Claramae Turner supporting cast of any production in the entiré repertoire of opera will feature Alessio de Paolis, Lois Hartzells and Beta — Reservations for “Louise” may be ton box office, Weinstock-Lubin’s, Sacramento. For prompt service, a check and, stamped, self-addressed envelope should be enclosed. sco of thie ptesent se at Hunters 62,000 — to 360,000 horsej is Miss Donna Hyatt, queen of the}, : rg rer ene DRESSING THE PART By Paulson JOB’S DAUGHTERS GRASS VALLEY: Mrs. Helen Bacon, Grand Guardian.-6f Job’s Daughters, and Mrs. Elizabeth Hall, deputy gtand guardian, visited Grass .Valléy Bethel Jast night. . The visitors were formally received local Bethel. Miss Beatrice Joyce Bennetts and Miss Betty Rae Waddelow were in charge of decoration’ and Bethel tendered the visiting officials a dinner at the Bret. Harte Inn, previous to the ceremonial meeting. refresh-. ments. The executive council of the WESTERN “MINING COUNCIL AUBURN; “The Western Mining Council wil], have its annual election meeting Monday, October 18th, at ‘the Hotel Auburn ‘here. There: will be a director’s conference at 3 p. m. and a dinner “meeting at 7 p. m. Fall and winter programs will be mapped. Robert Dahlberg. of this city is in charge PAGE EIGHT ay ELKS HOST T0 DISTRICT Of NEVADA, CITY: © Dis Grand Exalted Bilks Tater pete. Fortin of Sacramento Lodge Noo paid an official visit last night to ‘local lodge No. 518, Benevolent Pre. tective Order of Elks, last night, z Headed by Exalted Ruler William J. Wasley, the ritualistic team of of ficers initiated a class @ Bs at the ceremonies at the Elks Home, Lewis Ipsen Weds Miss Jessie J. Lucas GRASS VALLEY: Lewis Del Tpsex and Miss Jessie Jearthette Lucas were united in marriage. last Saturday, Oc. tober 4th, by Bishop Ralph Greenwell of the Latter Day Saints Church, at ceremonies in his home on Alta Hi, Only close friends attendeq the wedding. After a brief honeymoo: the couple will make their home . Dixon, Solano county. Ipsen is associated with his father in the operation of a service station, in Vacaville. _ Funeral Monday for . Catherine H. Cooper NEVADA CITY; Funeral. services for Mrs. Catherine H. Cooper will be held at Holmes, Funeral Home Mon day afternoon. Mrs Cooper, a. well. known former resident of this city, died in VeteransAdministration, Cen~ ter Hospital in Los Angeles, She was a veteran of the SpanishAmerican war, having served as a nurse. She leaves a nephew, Leo J, , Cooley, of. Nevada City, 4 of arrangements. pia 9 2k ; 5 eee NT ADS NUGGET Ads Bring Results DIRECTION 1. .AND D. JR., ENTERPUISES, INC. SE = foe: y 5 ea FRIDAY. AND-SATURDAY i} 4 With PHILIP REED and HILARY BROOKE * ; _ SUNDAY MONDAY and ® TUESDAY With , BETTY, HUTTON and JOHN LUND basse TELEPHONE OPERATORS INTERESTING WORK YOU "STAY WITH —

Earn. $31 for a 40-hour week Vat the start. ~ Regular pay increases. x. Apply, 318 Broad Street, Nevada City THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE ‘AND TELEGRAPH ° ‘ "Neiaind ues prices paid. Drive in with car. Leavé with cash. EARL COVEY Grbse, Marae _ tf A. oon BUY:--Outmill,” “Write full” “particulars,’ ‘stating pitice, etc., to Box N, the Nugget, 305 Broad St., Nevada City. 07, 19, 14, 17 tp ‘ fi ‘before 6 Pie: ts »G. E. Golvin _ PLASTERING McCourtney ‘Road Phone Grass Valley. 101-J jos driving truck; preferably . Diesel. 7 years Diesel experience. P.O. Box 292, aoe SWANTED-Good ased cars. Highest . GARAGE 143,East Main Street, it from: ‘gaw-. We have two. small Pianos we are going to sell in the vicinity of Nevada City. Discount for cash or small down payment and_ very easy terms. Write or Phone Cline Piano Co. 1130-10th St:, Sacramento, California. MOMS SAYS you get. the of vrnsgFORSYTHE USED FURNITURE 220 Commercial Street Telephone Nevada City 587 “THE LAND OF PINES” 4. HOME and one-half acre of ground just outside.of Nevada City: Living room, bedroom, kitchen, pantry, sleeping porch, bedroom and bath~ room, Workshop 10x20. ~ Well furnished.* $3}800.00. 1.88 ACRES bordering the new DownievilleHighway. The property also has & home on’ 4t. Two bedrooms, ‘kitchen, living poor) anit bathroom, Garage under house. Cement “pier foundation. Electricity, N. ID, water, and school bus _ facilities. $1,500.00 down and monthly paymentS:.of $42.54 a month. A HOME: just ‘between Nevada City and Grass Valley which has a fair size lot. Living room, two bedrooms, kitchen, bathroom and garage.. Grapes and berries. $2,750. _. May be had for $1,500.00 down. Walter Engell Broker Howard Mehrmann ‘. Associate Broker NATIONAL HOTEL BLDG. Nevada CityTelephone 122 FOR SALE—31%4x4% Speed Graphic Camera completely equipped. Price $225.00. Inquire at 214 East, Main St., Grass Valley. WORK WANTED — Light housework. Telephone 410W or 431, Nevada City. ied a Candidates * Phone 4-3982. S12-Ol4tc tant Scoop Thurn armed his pr service in t genators gé andidates, : , throw. iS what The The weak ¢ lty of his dott to an ihave to clim. ghee When the oe ‘oman of may resort t have even § aty.asslaves miles oo The tune of Uiali. We beseec! to vote for t : high calil . By VAL I ee story of tl YBanner 1 year of 194 e to be’ kpow . Rus; this” pi i¢ Park will 1 ary ofall ments is a lon is one we _know ig monument of all the t W fave “enrich told their ha also“the are *t and prese Pon, trees, play mal beauties A deep and n ig-and the h: Heveloped: ‘by «¢ y Man, Ww area of non 8 Citizens *& new recre impelled: to