October 29, 1937 (6 pages)

PAGE: SIX . members present were the three RopbSocial Events Mrs. Frank Davies Goes Dage aes me. to O. F. S. Grand Chapter is Mrs. Frank Davies, delegate from . Evangeline Chapter, O. E. S., of Nevada City returned Monday from attending grand chapter in Los An-; geles. Her son, Lionel, and wife mo-! tored to. the southern city and she; accompanied them, Over 3,000 delegates from nearly 500 chapters were present, only three chapters were not represented. Next Tuesday evening, November 2, Mrs. Davies will give her report from grand chapter. During the evening an amusing feature will be a baby picture display of members. Mrs. Olaf Johnson ; is Gold Flat Hostess Mrs. Olaf Johnson of Gold Fiat . entertained the Gold Flat Sewing Club Wednesday afternoon, Only , 'SPRING-All . CAN BE YOURS! Jensen & Thomas 256 South Auburn Street GRASS !VALLEY Telephone 36 ents—none related—-Mesdames Jay, Mark and Angeline. All had a most Mrs. Beryl Laughlin of Gold ,Flat preparing “to give a Hallowe’en varty Saturday eve for children of tro members of the club and keen anticipation is being felt by the youngsters. Club members are making ‘many choice embroidery pieces for holiday time. : HIGH SCHOOL NOTES * By MARY MARTZ The Quill staff for this year has been chosen. They are: Editor, Reggie Kennedy, assistant editor, Jean Martz, business manager, Alice Graham, assistant managers, David McCraney and Ernest Chapman. Literary editor, Rex Robinson, class historian, Mary Martz, art editor, Bernice McQuay, cartoonist, Edna Doolittle, snaps editor, Edna Uhrig and assistant Ben Tamblyn. Humor editor, Dorothy Arbogast, boys sports editor, Melvin Clark, girls sports editor, Ruth Godfrey, social editor, LaVerne Williard. The Quill advisor is’ Miss Rector. It is hoped that the annual may be done entirely my the high school pupils and work will start very soon. ' SCIENCE EXCURSIONS The domestic science classes of Nevada ‘City high school have been fortunate in béing able to go on several excursions. Last Friday they visited Wasley poultry farm and learned about conditions peculiar to poultry. Wednesday they went to Grass Valley dairy. The visit was very interesting and the girls were zrateful to the proprietors for allowing their trip through the dairy and also the very generous quantity of ice cream with which they were supplied. These will be the first of many excursions planned by Miss McKnight, domestic science instructor. FRESHMAN DANCE The freshmen at the Nevada City high school are giving a school dance this evening, October 29 in the high schol gymnasium. Committees have been chosen: Mary Libbey, chairman of refreshment committee; Charles Thomas, chairman of finance committe and Ralph Brown, chairman arrangement committee. Foote’s orchestra is going to provide music and punch will be sold. BIRTHDAY CELEBRATED A surprise party was held for Ruth Godfrey to celebrate her birthday at the home of Barbara Phariss on Monday evening. The guests were Ruth Godfrey, Vella Flindt, LaVerne Williard, Jean Martz, Barbara Phariss, Evelyn Lotz, Laura Price, Bill Medelyn, Elsworth Sherman, Paul Phariss, Bill Osborne, . Franklin White and Hobart Childers. The sroup enjoyed a delightful evening at the end of which refreshments were served. Correct Glasses — W. P. Sawyer, M. D. Ott Bldg., Nevada City. Be a subscriber to the Nugget. ‘WHEATIES PALMOLIVE SOAP FORT SUTTER SALMON PALACE SYRUP ‘NOODLE SOUP Can _ PINEAPPLE JUICE PUMPKIN . 2% Pound Can -S W PRUNESPackage . NEVADA CITY NUGGET Personal Mr. and Mrs. Helwig of San Jose, and Mrs. May Soule of Oakland have heen gues*'s of Mrs. Elizabeth Davis this week. They left yesterday morning for their homes. Mrs. Helwig is a sister of Mrs. Davis. A, M. Holmes, secretary of the State Board of Funeral Directors. accompanied by’ Mrs. Holmes, left yesiterday for San Francisco and Los Angeles for several days. While in Los Angeles he will attend a state ‘board meeting. Mrs. Maude Nerva of San Francisco spent last week end in this city visiting friends and making some, improvements on her property at the Gold Run bridge. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith, part ‘owners of the Secret Mine near Washington, were Nevada City visitors Wednesday. Mr. Smith is employed on the 14 mile flume being built iby the Omega gravel mine. Mr. and Mrs, Smith plan to leave soon for Sonoma county to spend the winter. They have stayed at the mine several winters and one season 27 feet of snow fell. Q Mr, and Mrs. Ed Conley, who left Nevada City last spring. for Bisbee, Arizona, have returned to this eity which will be pleasing news to their many friends. While they have had a wonderful trip they are glad to return to this city to reside. Their daughter, Miss Mavis Couley, is with relatives.in Sacramento. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Graniteville, aunt jjand of of Jackson uncle ‘Floyd Burnett of this city, stopped over in Nevada City a short time yesterday while enroute to Sacramento to visit for a time. They operate the Hot Water mine at Graniteville and expect to work there throughout the winter. HOUSE FOR SALE Fine modern residence, Nevada City, well located, fruit and shade trees, reasonable. Also. building lot. Write Box XX, Nevada City Nugget. 10-25-2tp A party composed of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leiter, Mrs. Virginia O’Neill, Mrs. William Tice and Mrs. C. KE. Bosworth of this city and Mrs. Oakley Johns of Grass Valley attended a meeting of Auburn Eastern Star last evening. Mrs. -Bosworth was soloist for the evening and was accompanied by Mrs. Johns. Captain A. H. Willard, of the Fish and Game Commission, ‘made an investigation and gave a permit for passage of a Nevada state car carrying a young one point buck deer into a closed district, The car was parked on Broad street Wednesday morning and soon drew a group of interested spectators to view the deer. Allan F. Frick of 551 Pine street, Nevada City, has been elected vicety aA SPREE ARR Ta NEW STYLES! NEW DESIGNS! Each-will thrill you e < eae pee ae Your friends will envy you your Meeker-Made bill fold because it is styled up-to-theminute by expert desigtiers. . The combination of fine. leathers hand-worked by fine . leather craftsmen, assure you a pleasant surprise when you accept our invitation to come in , and see these gift suggestions. Other appropriate leather suggestions include key cases, ladies’ atid men’s toilet sets, cigarette cases, bridge sets and leather ; eee ase yer ce ee 5 were HARTUNG’S DEPENDABLE JEWELERS 124 Mill St. Grass Valley ye Se USEFUELTAX IN3 MONTHS TOTALS $60,592 SACRAMENTO, Oct. 28.—Income from the new Use Fuel Tax totaled $60,952.09 during the first three months the levy was éffective, an amount far in excess of that anticipated, the State Board of Equalization reported today. : The act, passed by the last legislature, became effective July 1. It on diesel oil and other fuel used by the gasoline tax act. ‘sidered by the legislature, it was prestate approximately $100,000 a year. tax will probably be in excess $250,000 a year, officials said. learned here today. Frick is in the Junior High Department and is a graduate.of Lompoc Union School. provided a three cent per gallon tax]: motor vehicles and not covered by }; At the time the act was being con}' dicted that ‘the levy would net the]! At the current rate of income, the; of . } Unlike the gasoline tax; which is]? levied against distributors, the Use president of the Players Club of the Santa Barbara State College, it was} High FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29. 1937. Fuel tax is paid by operators of motor vehicles using diesel oil and other similar fuels in trucks and other vehicles. Reports are made monthly. Board records show that 420 opeering a total of 1,040 vehicles coming under terms of the act. SUIT TO RECOVER $779.46 FILED Through his attorneys, Jones and Finnegan, Tom Brown has filed a suit to recover the sum of $779.49 alleged to be due him from Rollin F. Meyer. Brown alleges that he had .a2 sub contract from Meyer for roofing the Nevada City tors permits have been issued, cov-: elementary § school building and that the above amount is due him. > Auto Financing and Insurance * PHONE 405 Cramer’s AUTO EXCHANGE “A Safe Place to Buy’’ Hills Flat Grass Valley, California Gilbert :G. Cramer, Proprietor. Nevada in the leading rolé. hearted seeks her return. ? Me te nete You Are Invited Mleleielele! * Rees De a ae HALLOW TO THE rand Upening AND F’EN DANCE OF THE OLD CENTRAL HOUSE SATURDAY OCTOBER 30 CHOICE BEER, WINES AND LIQUORS Theatre FRIDAY SANTA FE RIDERS: guns barking and, outlaws perishing with every blast. ‘Bob Custer SATURDAY HOOSIER SCHOOLBOY ing mad about it. Two lovers are reconciled in this drama. SUNDAY Darling little Shirley Temple in the supreme drama HEIDE: of her film career, Left with her hermit grandfather, ® who never speaks, she soon made a playmate of him. Taken away to live in . a grand palace, her grandfather, broken Bronze sons of the West on calico horses race with ‘life as the stakes, with six the boy star, Mickey ® Rooney ‘stands up for ® his dad, and gets fight9 Miles Out Tahoe-Ukiah Highway MAX LANTZ Proprietor — NEVADA CITY HOME LAUNDRY FAMILY TRADE OUR SPECIALTY Mrs. 0. Mullis, Prop. Boulder Street Nevada City. of Quality, . SUPERFEX ES, radiant heat, directed just where you want it, Clean, steady dependable heat—with no more cleaning up after ashes and dirty fuels. No moving mechanism, no operating worries. Warns floors quickly. Cuts down drafts. Supplies radiating, circulating and DIRECTED heat. ‘ost fill the reservoir with economical fuel oil, turn the dial, and light. Heat begins at once, providing. the exact room temperature you wish, hour after hour. Several models, for homes, schools, churches, shops and stores. Let us show you the one best suited to YOUR needs. Made by Perfection Stove Company, world's leading manufacturer of oil stoves, ALPHA STORES, (LTD.) Nevada City "Phone 5 Phone 491-W Naps 1B Hh te ye AE etm b " ae? £m meet tee i oe, be . Circulate heated air like a warm air furnace ? 2 Radiate heat you can feel, like a fireplace? 3 Direct heat rays downward to warm the floor? 4 tnd ashes and drudgery by burning any one of a wide variety of domestic fuel oils? "forse 12 copies: from « kerosene. eet O/L BURNING HEATERS Superfex Heat-Director No. 1035 . SUPERFEX comnines = ALL Y COMFORTS mm Superfex alone gives the fourfold comfort of modern oil heating with three kinds of heat: circulating, radiating and directed heat. Patented shutters on three sides are adjustable to throw radiant heat outward or downward at any desired angle. With shutters closed, heat rises and circulates. Do away with dirty ashes. Let your family enjoy the cleanliness, economy and convenience of SUPERFEX oil heating with its easy fueling, easy lighting and fingertip control. your dealer’s. Several sizes, porcelain enamel finish. PERFECTION STOVE COMPANY 1280 45th Street « Oakland, California See modern SUPERFEX designs at

PAGE: SIX . members present were the three RopbSocial Events Mrs. Frank Davies Goes Dage aes me. to O. F. S. Grand Chapter is Mrs. Frank Davies, delegate from . Evangeline Chapter, O. E. S., of Nevada City returned Monday from attending grand chapter in Los An-; geles. Her son, Lionel, and wife mo-! tored to. the southern city and she; accompanied them, Over 3,000 delegates from nearly 500 chapters were present, only three chapters were not represented. Next Tuesday evening, November 2, Mrs. Davies will give her report from grand chapter. During the evening an amusing feature will be a baby picture display of members. Mrs. Olaf Johnson ; is Gold Flat Hostess Mrs. Olaf Johnson of Gold Fiat . entertained the Gold Flat Sewing Club Wednesday afternoon, Only , 'SPRING-All . CAN BE YOURS! Jensen & Thomas 256 South Auburn Street GRASS !VALLEY Telephone 36 ents—none related—-Mesdames Jay, Mark and Angeline. All had a most Mrs. Beryl Laughlin of Gold ,Flat preparing “to give a Hallowe’en varty Saturday eve for children of tro members of the club and keen anticipation is being felt by the youngsters. Club members are making ‘many choice embroidery pieces for holiday time. : HIGH SCHOOL NOTES * By MARY MARTZ The Quill staff for this year has been chosen. They are: Editor, Reggie Kennedy, assistant editor, Jean Martz, business manager, Alice Graham, assistant managers, David McCraney and Ernest Chapman. Literary editor, Rex Robinson, class historian, Mary Martz, art editor, Bernice McQuay, cartoonist, Edna Doolittle, snaps editor, Edna Uhrig and assistant Ben Tamblyn. Humor editor, Dorothy Arbogast, boys sports editor, Melvin Clark, girls sports editor, Ruth Godfrey, social editor, LaVerne Williard. The Quill advisor is’ Miss Rector. It is hoped that the annual may be done entirely my the high school pupils and work will start very soon. ' SCIENCE EXCURSIONS The domestic science classes of Nevada ‘City high school have been fortunate in béing able to go on several excursions. Last Friday they visited Wasley poultry farm and learned about conditions peculiar to poultry. Wednesday they went to Grass Valley dairy. The visit was very interesting and the girls were zrateful to the proprietors for allowing their trip through the dairy and also the very generous quantity of ice cream with which they were supplied. These will be the first of many excursions planned by Miss McKnight, domestic science instructor. FRESHMAN DANCE The freshmen at the Nevada City high school are giving a school dance this evening, October 29 in the high schol gymnasium. Committees have been chosen: Mary Libbey, chairman of refreshment committee; Charles Thomas, chairman of finance committe and Ralph Brown, chairman arrangement committee. Foote’s orchestra is going to provide music and punch will be sold. BIRTHDAY CELEBRATED A surprise party was held for Ruth Godfrey to celebrate her birthday at the home of Barbara Phariss on Monday evening. The guests were Ruth Godfrey, Vella Flindt, LaVerne Williard, Jean Martz, Barbara Phariss, Evelyn Lotz, Laura Price, Bill Medelyn, Elsworth Sherman, Paul Phariss, Bill Osborne, . Franklin White and Hobart Childers. The sroup enjoyed a delightful evening at the end of which refreshments were served. Correct Glasses — W. P. Sawyer, M. D. Ott Bldg., Nevada City. Be a subscriber to the Nugget. ‘WHEATIES PALMOLIVE SOAP FORT SUTTER SALMON PALACE SYRUP ‘NOODLE SOUP Can _ PINEAPPLE JUICE PUMPKIN . 2% Pound Can -S W PRUNESPackage .. NEVADA CITY NUGGET Personal Mr. and Mrs. Helwig of San Jose, and Mrs. May Soule of Oakland have heen gues*'s of Mrs. Elizabeth Davis this week. They left yesterday morning for their homes. Mrs. Helwig is a sister of Mrs. Davis. A, M. Holmes, secretary of the State Board of Funeral Directors. accompanied by’ Mrs. Holmes, left yesiterday for San Francisco and Los Angeles for several days. While in Los Angeles he will attend a state ‘board meeting. Mrs. Maude Nerva of San Francisco spent last week end in this city visiting friends and making some, improvements on her property at the Gold Run bridge. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith, part ‘owners of the Secret Mine near Washington, were Nevada City visitors Wednesday. Mr. Smith is employed on the 14 mile flume being built iby the Omega gravel mine. Mr. and Mrs, Smith plan to leave soon for Sonoma county to spend the winter. They have stayed at the mine several winters and one season 27 feet of snow fell. Q Mr, and Mrs. Ed Conley, who left Nevada City last spring. for Bisbee, Arizona, have returned to this eity which will be pleasing news to their many friends. While they have had a wonderful trip they are glad to return to this city to reside. Their daughter, Miss Mavis Couley, is with relatives.in Sacramento. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Graniteville, aunt jjand of of Jackson uncle ‘Floyd Burnett of this city, stopped over in Nevada City a short time yesterday while enroute to Sacramento to visit for a time. They operate the Hot Water mine at Graniteville and expect to work there throughout the winter. HOUSE FOR SALE Fine modern residence, Nevada City, well located, fruit and shade trees, reasonable. Also. building lot. Write Box XX, Nevada City Nugget. 10-25-2tp A party composed of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leiter, Mrs. Virginia O’Neill, Mrs. William Tice and Mrs. C. KE. Bosworth of this city and Mrs. Oakley Johns of Grass Valley attended a meeting of Auburn Eastern Star last evening. Mrs. -Bosworth was soloist for the evening and was accompanied by Mrs. Johns. Captain A. H. Willard, of the Fish and Game Commission, ‘made an investigation and gave a permit for passage of a Nevada state car carrying a young one point buck deer into a closed district, The car was parked on Broad street Wednesday morning and soon drew a group of interested spectators to view the deer. Allan F. Frick of 551 Pine street, Nevada City, has been elected vicety aA SPREE ARR Ta NEW STYLES! NEW DESIGNS! Each-will thrill you e < eae pee ae Your friends will envy you your Meeker-Made bill fold because it is styled up-to-theminute by expert desigtiers.. . The combination of fine. leathers hand-worked by fine .

leather craftsmen, assure you a pleasant surprise when you accept our invitation to come in , and see these gift suggestions.. Other appropriate leather suggestions include key cases, ladies’ atid men’s toilet sets, cigarette cases, bridge sets and leather ; eee ase yer ce ee 5 were HARTUNG’S DEPENDABLE JEWELERS 124 Mill St. Grass Valley ye Se USEFUELTAX IN3 MONTHS TOTALS $60,592 SACRAMENTO, Oct. 28.—Income from the new Use Fuel Tax totaled $60,952.09 during the first three months the levy was éffective, an amount far in excess of that anticipated, the State Board of Equalization reported today. : The act, passed by the last legislature, became effective July 1. It on diesel oil and other fuel used by the gasoline tax act. ‘sidered by the legislature, it was prestate approximately $100,000 a year. tax will probably be in excess $250,000 a year, officials said. learned here today. Frick is in the Junior High Department and is a graduate.of Lompoc Union School. provided a three cent per gallon tax]: motor vehicles and not covered by }; At the time the act was being con}' dicted that ‘the levy would net the]! At the current rate of income, the; of . } Unlike the gasoline tax; which is]? levied against distributors, the Use president of the Players Club of the Santa Barbara State College, it was} High FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29. 1937. Fuel tax is paid by operators of motor vehicles using diesel oil and other similar fuels in trucks and other vehicles. Reports are made monthly. Board records show that 420 opeering a total of 1,040 vehicles coming under terms of the act. SUIT TO RECOVER $779.46 FILED Through his attorneys, Jones and Finnegan, Tom Brown has filed a suit to recover the sum of $779.49 alleged to be due him from Rollin F. Meyer. Brown alleges that he had .a2 sub contract from Meyer for roofing the Nevada City tors permits have been issued, cov-: elementary § school building and that the above amount is due him. > Auto Financing and Insurance * PHONE 405 Cramer’s AUTO EXCHANGE “A Safe Place to Buy’’ Hills Flat Grass Valley, California Gilbert :G. Cramer, Proprietor. Nevada in the leading rolé. hearted seeks her return. ? Me te nete You Are Invited Mleleielele! * Rees De a ae HALLOW TO THE rand Upening AND F’EN DANCE OF THE OLD CENTRAL HOUSE SATURDAY OCTOBER 30 CHOICE BEER, WINES AND LIQUORS Theatre FRIDAY SANTA FE RIDERS: guns barking and, outlaws perishing with every blast. ‘Bob Custer SATURDAY HOOSIER SCHOOLBOY ing mad about it. Two lovers are reconciled in this drama. SUNDAY Darling little Shirley Temple in the supreme drama HEIDE: of her film career, Left with her hermit grandfather, ® who never speaks, she soon made a playmate of him. Taken away to live in . a grand palace, her grandfather, broken Bronze sons of the West on calico horses race with ‘life as the stakes, with six the boy star, Mickey ® Rooney ‘stands up for ® his dad, and gets fight9 Miles Out Tahoe-Ukiah Highway MAX LANTZ Proprietor — NEVADA CITY HOME LAUNDRY FAMILY TRADE OUR SPECIALTY Mrs. 0. Mullis, Prop. Boulder Street Nevada City. of Quality, . SUPERFEX ES, radiant heat, directed just where you want it, Clean, steady dependable heat—with no more cleaning up after ashes and dirty fuels. No moving mechanism, no operating worries. Warns floors quickly. Cuts down drafts. Supplies radiating, circulating and DIRECTED heat. ‘ost fill the reservoir with economical fuel oil, turn the dial, and light. Heat begins at once, providing. the exact room temperature you wish, hour after hour. Several models, for homes, schools, churches, shops and stores. Let us show you the one best suited to YOUR needs. Made by Perfection Stove Company, world's leading manufacturer of oil stoves, ALPHA STORES, (LTD.) Nevada City "Phone 5 Phone 491-W Naps 1B Hh te ye AE etm b " ae? £m meet tee i oe, be . Circulate heated air like a warm air furnace ? 2 Radiate heat you can feel, like a fireplace? 3 Direct heat rays downward to warm the floor? 4 tnd ashes and drudgery by burning any one of a wide variety of domestic fuel oils? "forse 12 copies: from « kerosene. eet O/L BURNING HEATERS Superfex Heat-Director No. 1035 . SUPERFEX comnines = ALL Y COMFORTS mm Superfex alone gives the fourfold comfort of modern oil heating with three kinds of heat: circulating, radiating and directed heat. Patented shutters on three sides are adjustable to throw radiant heat outward or downward at any desired angle. With shutters closed, heat rises and circulates. Do away with dirty ashes. Let your family enjoy the cleanliness, economy and convenience of SUPERFEX oil heating with its easy fueling, easy lighting and fingertip control. your dealer’s. Several sizes, porcelain enamel finish. PERFECTION STOVE COMPANY 1280 45th Street « Oakland, California See modern SUPERFEX designs at