December 12, 1962 (10 pages)

Past Patron Robert McNevada County NUGGET. -Wednesday, December 12, 1962. -Page 9 water. <a ail emer D e . AT HOME IN THE COUNTRY }). 11. .j . e Letters. . . Wes © aF_ at? af? at? oF at? ot at!) CnOre TO CORINTHIA ot Hiway 49 at Bear River Bridge TUrner 5-2675 iene At S ower eds Cea : ear Corinthia: ago Dorotha & Ted Wieers Catherine Moore of Do you know where I can buy a spittoon? I would like tor ; sii ‘Camptonville was honored} 15 get one for daddy for Christmas. Maybe you don't with aBridalShower Dec. 4] know what a $pittoon is soI had better explain. It is ‘o& % the ance ae age made of brass and looks something like a bongo drum ate ne seg Walch was decorated in. with an open top that flares out like the front of a French _ _D.E. MATSON fall flowers. The hostesses} porn. oo les FOREST PRODUCTS were: Vera Mackinson, I had never seen a spittoon before last Friday night ts” HILLS FLAT: GRASS VALLEY Frances Lewis and Marylin] when daddy took us for a ride to go out and see his friend m, ++ +++4+4+4+44++4+ +4 Dial 273-2e71 ‘Ness, T.R. who had just moved to our town and built a new see FREE Delivery up to 10 miles The honoree was presented . house, Daddy thought we shouldcall and say hello. After ke, many lovely and useful gifts. Je had said hello, Mrs. T.R, asked us to come in and > it by the following: Colleen} iook atthe new house, It had a big entry-hall with mir88, f i NECKLACE Graham, Charlotte Wake-. oranda big living room with soft all-over carpet. They Piva cdrecord Pe yt had a color TV and in front of the TV was a big red ind yoy UEZ, sacle “1xon, . jeather chair which wasT.R's chair. Right beside T.R. 's a = peers PIECE in 14K Srl ‘Ora Nelson, Eva Tumer,. cheir on the floor was the spittoon. "et all polished ind ON AHA D-MADE ROPE C Aunts Butz, Gladys Groves, . and it looked real cute. T.R. uses it for spitting. I saw g~ onl $9750 a Willanette Groves, Marylin . 4, right away when we came in but my brother didn't and of only ee .Ness, Donna Dunbar, Shari tripped over it and fell down. Mrs, T.R. said she hoped le, OTHER COINS and NUGGETS puter iba ur cineay my brother wasn't hurt but she also hoped that T.R, 's ds, resi rs spittoon was not dented. When my brother tripped ner ON CHAINS and BRACELETS Pager priere alee over it I didn't know what it was but later when I saw 4 pe Ys Nera aC) TLR. use it I was glad it was empty when my brother tW.J. Smith JEWELER: kinson, Margaret Williams, knocked it over. . ae : on m)218 BROAD ST., N.C. Dial 265-269 -peeribgreyiet pipes it We didn't visit much because T.R, said that the Presi1S, aie Toe anes) ent was going to talk on TV and invited us to watch, te a is, Lila Gowey, Ruth! + 2. cured on the set and then plopped into his big eFOR LEASE overski, Jean Hahn, Wil-. chair and lit a cigar. Daddy said that T.R, is the only ma and Dianne Straut. manhe knows that smokes and chews cigars at the same 1SUITED FOR SMALL BUSINESS or OFFICE. sae ane Zen ee time. Mother says that it is a filthy habit but daddy ad , eman, . says that T.R, 's spitting is something to behold. Dadd ur 550 sq. ft. IN CONVENIENT and ATTRACTIVE Jessie Waracka, Opal Massa, ‘es he is the pte pi most acc a e spitter in id : PIONEER VILLAGE. AMPLE PARKING. Genie Woosley, Ruth Butz, . ess and if there is cue thing that makes T,M. apit iFreda Del Porto, Erma Cass8 P Ai ee” . when he gets excited. And if there is one thing that id INQUIRE nae em epi makes T.R. excited it is Democrats because T.R. is a ! atherine will wed Warren F F $03 [= Midvalley Savings & Loan Lewison Deo, 24 4athe Chas — Fisceg ee nae te to visit thy ca James Harding, Manager 1 at the Little Rock. Ar. O12 Bight when the President spoke because we really = 8 fr: ore ae got a chance to see T.R, in action with the spittoon, 4 i PIONEER VILLAGE nr ‘i peut Po According to daddy it is a thing of beauty to see T.R. : , . let fly with a cheek full of tobacco juice. When it hits a 152 S. Auburn St. Grass Valley ren is the son of Mr. and] the ie it pings. Mrs. T.R. (ieee nervous sok : i P sige ‘ Claude Lew is of this and she has an extra throw rug under the spittoon, a. nthe nieville. Catherine is} put daddy says this shows a definite lack of faith on the . nih : pita, cmakie and Mrs, part of Mrs. T.R, Daddy said that the only time hea a ame ss Hives Moore of Calptod~ . . cuts shingt that TR. ever calmed wens snk night it came h . . @a oN Es so Se ae pie aS over the radiothat FDR had been elected to a fourth term . eeper at the Ridge ; : . DESSERT---Bob Kilroy serves pumpkin pie to Mrs. Nelda Self . toocine co, 1s Gel (o( . 98 President. I guess that this must have been very up : Bee er te eee tS setting to T.R. ' at the Nevada City 4 H Club's traditional family Christmas . Valley. I would sure like to get a spittoon for daddy. Daddy : dinner held in the Veteran's Building in Nevada City. More ap nei Roig doesn't spit but it would look cute in our house and we . han 150 people feasted on turkey with all the trimmings. Debby Lewis . COUldhaveit all polished up for T.R. when he comes to . t ath . ath Judy Poa Debby Lewis . visit us. I think that this would show T.R. that daddy is a : ot here ec. 11, making thinking about him. Don't you, Corinthia? j O b I. ° the trip by autoto'Little As always . Eastern Star In 90th Installation Rock, Catherine and Warren ? " a will make their home in Peon 4 4 NEVADA CIT Y---Many MatronsVivianBerggren and man, Esther June Evans, . Little Rock for the present. na : FASHIONED members, visitors and Helen Chapman, whowere Martha Emma Bruce, and ae and peent bares ( a E d i i friends of Evangeline Chapattired in aqua chiffon ElectaNormaKendall. Edna FER CES NOW LEME ORNS EY HEAHAN NI 2 G RAN DMA ter 9, Order of The Eastern gowns. Others taking partin Fowler wasinstalledas . Little Rock after Christmas ee 2 B}SWEATE RS Star, witnessed the Ninetieth the installation were Past Warder and Leland Smith as . for the return trip, stopping & U Pp H 0 L 5 T E R Y 1 i Installation of officers NoMatron Doris Scholefield as Sentinel. Due to her recent . to visit James M oore andi] 503 West Main St., Grass Valley. Phone 273-2739 i) Including Large Sizes vember 23. chaplain, Past Patron Demar_ illness Secretary Elfriede Jeabigh in — sage 4 Installed as Worthy Matron Dundas as flag bearer. Meda Lawrence was unable to be . 22d Mrs. Moore's mother, LOT t } *k *k * and Worthy Patron for the Snow, a Past Matron of Loinstalled at this time. Mrs. Elsie Jensen in Selma, Ss OF NEW FURNITURE ; HH 7 coming year were Mrs, Totts gan, Utah, was organist for Worthy Patron Bert See ex. Calif. t 4 ap EADE Aebersold and Bert See. the evening. pressed his appreciation to San Francisco's Fleish PH \ :¥ The ceremony began Members of the Nevada ll those who helped make . hacker Pool, the longest in U OLSTERED FURNITURE ‘i WOOL & ORLON f With the entrance of Past City Assembly of Rainbow the evening a success, and . the world, contains 6,000, Small amounts down.No carrying charges 7 i CARDIGANS Matron Eilene Dilley and For Girls formed an honor thanke'’d the members for . 000 gallons of warm salt § g & PULLOVERS pllices STYLE SHOP 313 Broad Street..Nevada City Dial 265-4130 Masters, hostess and host for the evening. A welcome was extended to all those present by Past Matron Dilley. The installing officers were Worthy Matron Kitty Bagley and Worthy Patron Louis Woods and Past Matron Orpha Pond, who was accorded the honor of installing the new Worthy Matron, Totts Aebersold. Assisting in the installation as Marshalls were Past ARROW SHIRTS For Dress whites or fancies ——prIP DRY DECTOLENE WASH NI WEAR DECTON—= or SUPIMA cotton guard, through which the Worthy Matron and Worthy Patron were escorted to their stations. Soloists for the evening were Reverend Hoyle, ofthe Nevada City First Methodist Church, and Miss Patricia Weiss. Other officers installed were: Harriet Kittredge, Associate Matron, Ernest Kittredge, Associate Patron; Treasurer, Ethel Dixon; Conductress, Thelma Dundas; Associate Conductress, Laila Haulet; Chaplain, Maybelle Keene; Marshall, Kitty Bagley; Organist, Evelyn Lewis; The Five Points of the Star, Adah Beverly. Kilroy, Ruth Alice Zimmerelecting him to office. He introduced his wife, Mary, and their daughter and sonin-law Patsy and Dick Howe. Herb Kendall, Worshipful Master of Nevada Lodge #13, F.&A.M., was introduced. Marion Davis extended greetings from other Masonic Bodies of Grass Valley. Visiting Worthy Matrons and Worthy Patrons of both 1962 and 1963 were escorted and introduced. Worthy Matron Totts Aebersold, dressed in a beautiful gold brocade formal, had as her carrying piece a circle of white carnations backed with the colors of the rainbow, a doll (Continued on Page 10) GIFTS FOR EVERYBODY MUK LUKS HIGH or LOW $95 AND for Boys & Men ‘3% MUK LUKS $995 AND . That Say Merry Christmas All Year Long #f A decorators dream, Here is compact flexibility and fine sound in one all wood cabinet. The Decorator goes almost anywhere. On the wall, on a table, in a bookcase, in the bedroom, eyen in the kitchen if you wish. Slim, trim deluxe styling. Finished backs will even let function as a room divider. Components have been precisely and carefully integrated. Daylight Blue for Women either HIGH or LOW $395 Men's Lined or a. : SLIPPERS prom $495 10 5699 adies Beautiful HANDBAGS From $395 AND $95 tener aa om § * Smart, Slim, Silhouette WOMENS Lined or Unlined Decorator styling. SLIPPERS $395 2 54% : ees The Store That sey gd S Series bat 142 Mill Street, Grass Valley : e SPORT SHIRTS in his correct sleeve length PENDLETON SHIRTS, ROBES, JACKETS, SLACKS, and SCARVES BRENTWOOD Sweaters ESQUIRE Socks cardigan and pullover styles PLEETWAY Pajamas TEXTAN Belts & Wallets SWANK Jewelry me nRrOOe Sportswear * Front Controls, . .easy to see and use * Illuminated, big number channel window * Built-in antenna for allaround reception * Secondary controls in front behind snap-tight panel dial 273-3110 214 E. MAIN STREET @ GRASS VALLEY Plenty Of Off Street FREE PARKING 128 MillSt., Grass Valley--Ph 273-2034.

Past Patron Robert McNevada County NUGGET. -Wednesday, December 12, 1962. -Page 9 water. <a ail emer D e . AT HOME IN THE COUNTRY }). 11.. .j . e Letters. . . Wes © aF_ at? af? at? oF at? ot at!) CnOre TO CORINTHIA ot Hiway 49 at Bear River Bridge TUrner 5-2675 iene At S ower eds Cea : ear Corinthia: ago Dorotha & Ted Wieers Catherine Moore of Do you know where I can buy a spittoon? I would like tor ; sii ‘Camptonville was honored} 15 get one for daddy for Christmas. Maybe you don't with aBridalShower Dec. 4] know what a $pittoon is soI had better explain. It is ‘o& % the ance ae age made of brass and looks something like a bongo drum ate ne seg Walch was decorated in. with an open top that flares out like the front of a French _ _D.E. MATSON fall flowers. The hostesses} porn. oo les FOREST PRODUCTS were: Vera Mackinson, I had never seen a spittoon before last Friday night ts” HILLS FLAT: GRASS VALLEY Frances Lewis and Marylin] when daddy took us for a ride to go out and see his friend m, ++ +++4+4+4+44++4+ +4 Dial 273-2e71 ‘Ness, T.R. who had just moved to our town and built a new see FREE Delivery up to 10 miles The honoree was presented . house, Daddy thought we shouldcall and say hello. After ke, many lovely and useful gifts. Je had said hello, Mrs. T.R, asked us to come in and > it by the following: Colleen} iook atthe new house, It had a big entry-hall with mir88, f i NECKLACE Graham, Charlotte Wake-. oranda big living room with soft all-over carpet. They Piva cdrecord Pe yt had a color TV and in front of the TV was a big red ind yoy UEZ, sacle “1xon, . jeather chair which wasT.R's chair. Right beside T.R. 's a = peers PIECE in 14K Srl ‘Ora Nelson, Eva Tumer,. cheir on the floor was the spittoon. "et all polished ind ON AHA D-MADE ROPE C Aunts Butz, Gladys Groves, . and it looked real cute. T.R. uses it for spitting. I saw g~ onl $9750 a Willanette Groves, Marylin . 4, right away when we came in but my brother didn't and of only ee .Ness, Donna Dunbar, Shari tripped over it and fell down. Mrs, T.R. said she hoped le, OTHER COINS and NUGGETS puter iba ur cineay my brother wasn't hurt but she also hoped that T.R, 's ds, resi rs spittoon was not dented. When my brother tripped ner ON CHAINS and BRACELETS Pager priere alee over it I didn't know what it was but later when I saw 4 pe Ys Nera aC) TLR. use it I was glad it was empty when my brother tW.J. Smith JEWELER: kinson, Margaret Williams, knocked it over. . ae : on m)218 BROAD ST., N.C. Dial 265-269 -peeribgreyiet pipes it We didn't visit much because T.R, said that the Presi1S, aie Toe anes) ent was going to talk on TV and invited us to watch, te a is, Lila Gowey, Ruth! + 2. cured on the set and then plopped into his big eFOR LEASE overski, Jean Hahn, Wil-. chair and lit a cigar. Daddy said that T.R, is the only ma and Dianne Straut. manhe knows that smokes and chews cigars at the same 1SUITED FOR SMALL BUSINESS or OFFICE. sae ane Zen ee time. Mother says that it is a filthy habit but daddy ad , eman, . says that T.R, 's spitting is something to behold. Dadd ur 550 sq. ft. IN CONVENIENT and ATTRACTIVE Jessie Waracka, Opal Massa, ‘es he is the pte pi most acc a e spitter in id : PIONEER VILLAGE. AMPLE PARKING. Genie Woosley, Ruth Butz, . ess and if there is cue thing that makes T,M. apit iFreda Del Porto, Erma Cass8 P Ai ee” . when he gets excited. And if there is one thing that id INQUIRE nae em epi makes T.R. excited it is Democrats because T.R. is a ! atherine will wed Warren F F $03 [= Midvalley Savings & Loan Lewison Deo, 24 4athe Chas — Fisceg ee nae te to visit thy ca James Harding, Manager 1 at the Little Rock. Ar. O12 Bight when the President spoke because we really = 8 fr: ore ae got a chance to see T.R, in action with the spittoon, 4 i PIONEER VILLAGE nr ‘i peut Po According to daddy it is a thing of beauty to see T.R. : , . let fly with a cheek full of tobacco juice. When it hits a 152 S. Auburn St. Grass Valley ren is the son of Mr. and] the ie it pings. Mrs. T.R. (ieee nervous sok : i P sige ‘ Claude Lew is of this and she has an extra throw rug under the spittoon, a. nthe nieville. Catherine is} put daddy says this shows a definite lack of faith on the . nih : pita, cmakie and Mrs, part of Mrs. T.R, Daddy said that the only time hea a ame ss Hives Moore of Calptod~ . . cuts shingt that TR. ever calmed wens snk night it came h . . @a oN Es so Se ae pie aS over the radiothat FDR had been elected to a fourth term . eeper at the Ridge ; : . DESSERT---Bob Kilroy serves pumpkin pie to Mrs. Nelda Self . toocine co, 1s Gel (o( . 98 President. I guess that this must have been very up : Bee er te eee tS setting to T.R. ' at the Nevada City 4 H Club's traditional family Christmas . Valley. I would sure like to get a spittoon for daddy. Daddy : dinner held in the Veteran's Building in Nevada City. More ap nei Roig doesn't spit but it would look cute in our house and we . han 150 people feasted on turkey with all the trimmings. Debby Lewis . COUldhaveit all polished up for T.R. when he comes to . t ath . ath Judy Poa Debby Lewis . visit us. I think that this would show T.R. that daddy is a : ot here ec. 11, making thinking about him. Don't you, Corinthia? j O b I. ° the trip by autoto'Little As always . Eastern Star In 90th Installation Rock, Catherine and Warren ? " a will make their home in Peon 4 4 NEVADA CIT Y---Many MatronsVivianBerggren and man, Esther June Evans, . Little Rock for the present. na : FASHIONED members, visitors and Helen Chapman, whowere Martha Emma Bruce, and ae and peent bares ( a E d i i friends of Evangeline Chapattired in aqua chiffon ElectaNormaKendall. Edna FER CES NOW LEME ORNS EY HEAHAN NI 2 G RAN DMA ter 9, Order of The Eastern gowns. Others taking partin Fowler wasinstalledas . Little Rock after Christmas ee 2 B}SWEATE RS Star, witnessed the Ninetieth the installation were Past Warder and Leland Smith as . for the return trip, stopping & U Pp H 0 L 5 T E R Y 1 i Installation of officers NoMatron Doris Scholefield as Sentinel. Due to her recent . to visit James M oore andi] 503 West Main St., Grass Valley.. Phone 273-2739 i) Including Large Sizes vember 23. chaplain, Past Patron Demar_ illness Secretary Elfriede Jeabigh in — sage 4 Installed as Worthy Matron Dundas as flag bearer. Meda Lawrence was unable to be . 22d Mrs. Moore's mother, LOT t } *k *k * and Worthy Patron for the Snow, a Past Matron of Loinstalled at this time. Mrs. Elsie Jensen in Selma, Ss OF NEW FURNITURE ; HH 7 coming year were Mrs, Totts gan, Utah, was organist for Worthy Patron Bert See ex. Calif. t 4 ap EADE Aebersold and Bert See. the evening. pressed his appreciation to San Francisco's Fleish PH \ :¥ The ceremony began Members of the Nevada ll those who helped make . hacker Pool, the longest in U OLSTERED FURNITURE ‘i WOOL & ORLON f With the entrance of Past City Assembly of Rainbow the evening a success, and . the world, contains 6,000, Small amounts down..No carrying charges 7 i CARDIGANS Matron Eilene Dilley and For Girls formed an honor thanke'’d the members for . 000 gallons of warm salt § g & PULLOVERS pllices STYLE SHOP 313 Broad Street....Nevada City Dial 265-4130 Masters, hostess and host for the evening. A welcome was extended to all those present by Past Matron Dilley. The installing officers were Worthy Matron Kitty Bagley and Worthy Patron Louis Woods and Past Matron Orpha Pond, who was accorded the honor of installing

the new Worthy Matron, Totts Aebersold. Assisting in the installation as Marshalls were Past ARROW SHIRTS For Dress whites or fancies ——prIP DRY DECTOLENE WASH NI WEAR DECTON—= or SUPIMA cotton guard, through which the Worthy Matron and Worthy Patron were escorted to their stations. Soloists for the evening were Reverend Hoyle, ofthe Nevada City First Methodist Church, and Miss Patricia Weiss. Other officers installed were: Harriet Kittredge, Associate Matron, Ernest Kittredge, Associate Patron; Treasurer, Ethel Dixon; Conductress, Thelma Dundas; Associate Conductress, Laila Haulet; Chaplain, Maybelle Keene; Marshall, Kitty Bagley; Organist, Evelyn Lewis; The Five Points of the Star, Adah Beverly. Kilroy, Ruth Alice Zimmerelecting him to office. He introduced his wife, Mary, and their daughter and sonin-law Patsy and Dick Howe. Herb Kendall, Worshipful Master of Nevada Lodge #13, F.&A.M., was introduced. Marion Davis extended greetings from other Masonic Bodies of Grass Valley. Visiting Worthy Matrons and Worthy Patrons of both 1962 and 1963 were escorted and introduced. Worthy Matron Totts Aebersold, dressed in a beautiful gold brocade formal, had as her carrying piece a circle of white carnations backed with the colors of the rainbow, a doll (Continued on Page 10) GIFTS FOR EVERYBODY MUK LUKS HIGH or LOW $95 AND for Boys & Men ‘3% MUK LUKS $995 AND . That Say Merry Christmas All Year Long #f A decorators dream, Here is compact flexibility and fine sound in one all wood cabinet. The Decorator goes almost anywhere. On the wall, on a table, in a bookcase, in the bedroom, eyen in the kitchen if you wish. Slim, trim deluxe styling. Finished backs will even let function as a room divider. Components have been precisely and carefully integrated. Daylight Blue for Women either HIGH or LOW $395 Men's Lined or a. : SLIPPERS prom $495 10 5699 adies Beautiful HANDBAGS From $395 AND $95 tener aa om § * Smart, Slim, Silhouette WOMENS Lined or Unlined Decorator styling. SLIPPERS $395 2 54% : ees The Store That sey gd S Series bat 142 Mill Street, Grass Valley : e SPORT SHIRTS in his correct sleeve length PENDLETON SHIRTS, ROBES, JACKETS, SLACKS, and SCARVES BRENTWOOD Sweaters ESQUIRE Socks cardigan and pullover styles PLEETWAY Pajamas TEXTAN Belts & Wallets SWANK Jewelry me nRrOOe Sportswear * Front Controls, . .easy to see and use * Illuminated, big number channel window * Built-in antenna for allaround reception * Secondary controls in front behind snap-tight panel dial 273-3110 214 E. MAIN STREET @ GRASS VALLEY Plenty Of Off Street FREE PARKING 128 MillSt., Grass Valley--Ph 273-2034.