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Collection: Newspapers > Nevada City Nugget

September 12, 1946 (6 pages)

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: aoe, Genes SL — PAGE _--_ oane Only 10 per cent of men anid 13 —scumpnguer ete ers Kenneth . and Meyers Joyee Miss. Funeral LH. Lioyd were married in the Grass Hooper services SSS — Each rattlesnake helps man ! by} (eee off between 100 and 150 rats, Valley Succumbs Kenneth Lloyd per cent of women students at the Univresity of California in Berkeley telong to fraternities and sororities. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1946 __ NEVADA CITY NUGGET_ Machinist Of Grass . Miss Joyce Myers Weds . The dried stalks ofthe gathered yucca are and sent to are pending (Mortuary in and Weaver Church, Sunday, Grass Valley for Gibson F. ChamMethodist died in a local hospital. September. 8, by Rev. Jesse R. Rud‘bers who . Valley HEAR Chambers was a machinist aged. beauti was interior 69 years, a native of Missouri. Dur. ing the war he was engaged in work . fully decorated with baskets of pas‘tel colored gladioli and white asters. . The altar railing was covered with U. S. SENATOR Aes church The Te ATSC TE aaa pen e nes em was given sThe bride in Jd. OCENMET BOse AN Go. : months ago to make this home here; marriage Street. and resided at 523 Mill . py Wer father, William Meyers. She . Surviving are his wife Mrs. Hazel . ‘wore gown of ivory satin with long , Mrs Loore L. . sleeves atid a sweetheart neckline. A . Chambers, daughter Wright and Jack R Chambers, both waistline draped a . fitted bodice with of Laguna Beach, Orange County. . ended in a full skirt and long train. She carried a white prayer book with long streamers of white bouvardia FOR MILITARY TRAINING .. ea ae si ERS Secretary of War Robert Patterson, as he addressed the 28th state convention of the American Legion at Lowell, Mass. He urged the Legion to take up the fight for universal military training. Fe ea ; in the shipyards in the San Francis-. “some) returned He co bay area. . wreaths of Cecil Brunner roses. WILLIAM F. WNEVE . Monday night. kin, pastor. tipped with a white orchid. Her bridesmaids were Miss Madeline Meservey and Miss*Mildred Mo little neta. Flower girl was Moran. honor of (Maid Day Meeting At . All Congregational Church There is an all day meeting in the Nina Grass Valley Congregational Church in progress today at which several Miss speakers, was all from Sacramento being heard. Florence Chellew. Stanley Penaluna cousin of the bridegroom was best are : The morning session began at 10: man. Frank NettelH,. Alvin Fischer 30 o’¢lock and was followed by a potluck luncheon. The afternoon and Ivan Jacoby were ushers. TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH the home of session begins at 1:30. Speakers are at held reception The cRector, Rev. Angus Miller. Servi Mrs. J, T. Moran following Rev. I. R. Wali of the Central Bapm. Holy (Mr. and es, Sunday, Sept. 15. 8 a. was attended by 200 tist Church, Rev. Frank Fung of the wedding, the Sunday a.m. ; Communion. 9:45 Mrs. Robert ChineBe Mission, Rev. O. M. Temple. , relatives. and friends er Ser. School, 11a, m. Morning Pray Hawkins, Mrs. Stanley Penaluna and . Presbyterian and Rev. F. N. Cross-, mon. Mrs. Joseph Moran assisted in servmian of the Eighth Avenue Baptist ; Beginning September 12 Don Lee Mutual Network Church. Rev. W. W. Turner, pastor! ing refreshments. (Mr. and Mrs. Chester Scheemer ' daughter of Mr. was host to the visiting clergymen . the is bride The this their vacation ‘are spending and Mrs. William Meyers and the week in Los Angeles. RABBIT SHOW . bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Agnes Lloyd. He is a veteran of the late war Valley Grass of and a graduate Sue Shopper Says: schools, City a Co The J Telechron mante! clock, gilt faced and only $8 23. Then there are brand-new, b he-factory: 2 gt. pressure cookers (Unifresh-from-t : \ +1 L) Wit a safety-seal cover — and they vers : al Hrenay 1ros. fF he dial on the Casco Automatic cost6 just $10.95. I Electric Heating Pads ($7 32) is illuminated so you Gosh, a can set the pad to a cozy heat in the dark. school will hold announcement from states
Sacramento dance p. m. in ure of a picnic each exhibitor and rabbit enthusiast bringing a lunch. “GRADE SCHOOL CLASSICS ~~ provided-by-the hich-sehool band.— The chaperone will be Miss Corr, freshman iadvisor. The seniors are Complete in general charge of the affair. te . = Dainty Cotton Dresses for Dainty Misses Cottons bright and cottons gay . . . dressy tailored and fluffy . . . dainty puffed sleeves, tiny collars. . } . Larger Choir For } Trinity Church . . Members of -Trinity i Church will meet this dirndl. skirts, bits of embroidery for Miss 3 to 6. Bright, colorful prints and classic styles for 7 to 14! Episcopal ening in the COOL, GLARE-FREE . parish, hall to consider means of eni practice will . direction of ta'fe -place uncer the 1.98 to 4.98 FOR YOUR KITCHEN! Mrs. Carl Libbey. Sensational new “daylight” effi The rector. Rev. Angus Miller, and the choir leader are trip through ALPHA HARDWARE CO. is a real state to enroll new is hoped education—everything from divans to cake decor you a award hibits. The affair will be in the nat a ~te ators! I'm going again soon, and I'll tell that will prizes and ribbons for the best ex-. Friday night. from 8 to 11 the school gymnasium. Music will be instance, as you go én the door, you see ‘gleaming white enameled Handi-sift flour sifters ($1.50) with I don't know where I a bright flowered pattern. could have found them except at ALPHA HARDWARE. CO! Electric clocks, alarm and non-alarm, are back on ALPHA'S shelves, too. I liked parti high show in Memorial Park Grass Valley ' judge The Freshman Class of Nevada ‘Yesterday . went dn a tour through ALPHA HARDWARE CO and was amazed by the number of postwar items back.on ALPHA’S shelves! For The Sierra Nevada Rabbit Breed-, ers Association will hold its annual Sunday, September 29. . Freshman Dance At Hich School Friday that at anxious, members and the ciency reduces eyestrain and fatigue. White, oven-baked finish Complete with two twenty-watt lamps, adaptor cord and plug. No re-wiring required. $9 95 plus 36¢ excise and sales tax. Postage pre they! meeting 5 it . this all PENNEY’S paid for remittance with order ievening singers can be recruited. MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE! : qe . The largest gold nugget. ever found } about it!” . weighed 630 pounds. 115-119 Mill Str eet, Grass Valley 1 . . ALPHA . . . Hardware Co. GRASS VALLEY NEVADA CITY THLEPHONE 88 TELEPHONE 5 THE NEW SENSATION CARS LUBRICATED WHILE IN SWAYING MOTION INCREASES THE LIFE OF YOUR CAR DECREASES REPAIR BILLS AUTO-ROCK LUBRICATION PRACTICALLY UNDER DRIVING Baby Furniture CONDITIONS SWAYS SQUEAKS AWAY WE—Pull the spring leaves back into their natural curl —we call it “Temporary Rearching.” WE—Pnut the proper lubricants where the ACTUAL WEAR ‘takes place — the highest points of friction. WE—Permit 100% lubrication, apply grease while the car is while the in motion and weight of the body is on the AUTO-ROCK. WE—Spread spring leaves even inside the covers to actually put Inbricants between the 8 leaves—not just smear WE—tIubricate and free bear50 ings even in WINTER, snow and water won’t rust them — also FORCE OLD and oUT LUBRICANT FRESH LUBRICANT IN. WE—Make old cars ride like new ones, keep new ones riding like NEW—WE prove : ARCH’S » AT NO EXTRA COST RICHFIELD SERVICE HILLS FLAT — TELEPHONE 477 ae VISIT our elaborate Juvenile Department for the best in Furniture; Furnishings and Wheel Goods. All as new as that new baby! BABY WALKERS—$9.95. All Metal construction: Roller bearing, rubbertired wheels. BABY CRIBS $17.50and up, full panel 6 year old size. CANT-WET INNER SPRING MATTRESSES $14.25. PLAY PENS $11.95, mounted on casters. Easily collapsed. Play Pen Pads, $3.75. BABY BUGGIES $18.95. ‘Collapsible type. All Steel Frame. WE—Lubricate ‘Knee-Action” cars. See it work. It’s perfect while the parts are all in motion—‘floating action”. it. the outside. A ELLE A ROL nt on HIDDEN that WE—Locate BODY SQUEAK; we detect impaired parts. : GRASS VALLEY FUR irure C “Where Your Furniture Dollar Goes Farther" TELEPHONE GRASS VALLEY 1087 PRS ORDER Grass Valley Public Market Building South Auburn Street, Grass Valley ELECTROLUX CLEANERS a ied Air humifiers are coming through every month in increasing numbes. If you want demonstration or June de livery Phone 41 5RX. H. D. HOYT a tc, factory in New Yor k for the manu mice, gophers nad ground squirrels limlbs. in artificial of iture _ . every year. 435 West Main Street, Grass Valley me eg A A i mae appeen cet