December 5, 1963 (36 pages)

etn naan sBity 2 af_ettote #0? ataats a: be #0 F__ata2t-a? of at efi e #°. oF: at af ef « Historian Dinner Irene Simpson, Curator of the Wells Fargo Bank History Room in San Francisco and president of the Conference of California Historical Societies, will be the guest speaker for the annual Nevada County Historical Society dinner ma, (tonight at the Bret Harte Inn at PRICING. . Merchandise from localand Northern California artists has a crew busy pricing items to be sold at the 11th Annual Artists Christmas Fair. (Left toright) Clarice McWhinney and Virginia Stortz work with pottery pricing, while Beverly Hackett prices and is displaying other items. Seenand 10 Churches Join In Successful Thanksgiving Ten churches participated in one of the most successful Union Thanksgiving Services ever held in this community. An overflow crowd packed the Community Baptist church with large groups from most of the churches. Rev. Robert Noble, Rev. Darrell Hoyle, Rev. B.J. Morford, Rev. Nick Vander Veur, and Rev. Richard M, Betts took parts in the Order of Service. Two choirs, childrens and adult, sang, led by Mrs. Robert Wyckoff and Mrs. R.V. Johnston. Secaeannnnel David Casper Wins Award David Casper, Nevada County 4H member, won one of two national scholarships awarded to California 4H members attending the National organization's congress in Chicago. Jill Johnson, Fowler, was the second California 4H winner of a $500 scholarship to the college chosen by the club's members. Casper was chosen as a national winner in the 4H agricultural program. He has made major contributionsto the family ranch Welcome To, The ARTIST S$ CHRISTMAS a FAIR * FINE FOODS SERVED IN LUXURIOUS VICTORIAN ATMOSPHERE Luncheon — Dinner BROAD STREET in the NATIONAL HOT EL ar through his 4H project. His sheep flock has developed. to where it serves as a source of project animals for other club members in Nevada County. Casper has been a 4H member for ten years and a junior leader for six years. His scholarship was aw arded by International Harvester company. Miss Johnson won her scholarship for excellence in foods-nutrition. Her scholarship was awarded by General Foods Corp. EXPERT PRINTING Printing For Every Purpose **xC IRC ULARS * x STATIONERY ** MAIL PIECES **BILLS “+x FORMS NEVADA CO. PRINTING and PUBLISHING 212 W. Main St. GRASS VALLEY phone 273-4590 7 p.m. Her topic will be "The Only Coach on Market Street". She will be introduced by Elmer Stevens, program chairman and charter president of the local society. For the past 17. years, since rejoining th® bank staff in San Francisco after four years inthe United States Navy asa Lieutenant, Miss Simpson has been the guiding light for a unique collection of Wells Fargonia and mementos dating from the Gold Rush days through 1906 and contained in the modern bank on California St. The speaker is active in many groups. She is a director of the San Mateo County Historical So~ ciety, a member of the California Historical Society, the Special Libraries Association and the American Association for State and Local History. — At Annual A native of Oakland and a Stanford graduate, Miss Simpson 4 makes her home in Hillsborough. ~ The annual meeting will also feature the president's report and the installation of officers. JED 'AYID epenayy . eIUaWWO) ZTE * G-0] ‘8'98q 6-0 190 Dec.8, 10-5 * 312 Commercial, Nevada City, Calif. ] Ud SVALLSTEH SLSLLEY ARTISTS GHRISTMAS Falk Dec. 7,-10-9 “oe wee ARROW shirts & handkerchiefs SUPERBA ties PENDLETON shirts & robes’ ROUGH RIDER slacks sport coats TEX TAN belts & wallets SWANK INTERWOVEN or ESQUIRE McGREGOR : sport shirts & jackets DOBBS hats NUNN-BUSH shoes TIMELY CLOTHES © or CURLEE suits TOWNE & KING or BRENTWOOD sweaters jewelry socks MANY OTHER GIFT IDEAS Clothing Gifts for Boys Sizes 8-20 as KAMERICARD . JGHN BOE . wn me FG / 6G . Zz Fd fe 5 & G E G AUTHOMIZED SIGNATURES & Steel .28 MILL STREET GRASS VALLEY "0g o8eg *1983nN 24uL** “S961 ‘¢ Jaquie;eq’* og a8eg**

etn naan sBity 2 af_ettote #0? ataats a: be #0 F__ata2t-a? of at efi e #°. oF: at af ef « Historian Dinner Irene Simpson, Curator of the Wells Fargo Bank History Room in San Francisco and president of the Conference of California Historical Societies, will be the guest speaker for the annual Nevada County Historical Society dinner ma, (tonight at the Bret Harte Inn at PRICING.. . Merchandise from localand Northern California artists has a crew busy pricing items to be sold at the 11th Annual Artists Christmas Fair. (Left toright) Clarice McWhinney and Virginia Stortz work with pottery pricing, while Beverly Hackett prices and is displaying other items. Seenand 10 Churches Join In Successful Thanksgiving Ten churches participated in one of the most successful Union Thanksgiving Services ever held in this community. An overflow crowd packed the Community Baptist church with large groups from most of the churches. Rev. Robert Noble, Rev. Darrell Hoyle, Rev. B.J. Morford, Rev. Nick Vander Veur, and Rev. Richard M, Betts took parts in the Order of Service. Two choirs, childrens and adult, sang, led by Mrs. Robert Wyckoff and Mrs. R.V. Johnston. Secaeannnnel David Casper Wins Award David Casper, Nevada County 4H member, won one of two national scholarships awarded to California 4H members attending the National organization's congress in Chicago. Jill Johnson, Fowler, was the second California 4H winner of a $500 scholarship to the college chosen by the club's members. Casper was chosen as a national winner in the 4H agricultural program. He has made major contributionsto the family ranch Welcome To, The ARTIST S$ CHRISTMAS a FAIR * FINE FOODS SERVED IN LUXURIOUS VICTORIAN ATMOSPHERE Luncheon — Dinner BROAD STREET in the NATIONAL HOT EL ar through his 4H project. His sheep flock has developed. to where it serves as a source of project animals for other club members in Nevada County. Casper has been a 4H member for ten years and a junior leader for six years. His scholarship was aw arded by International Harvester company. Miss Johnson won her scholarship for excellence in foods-nutrition. Her scholarship was awarded by General Foods Corp. EXPERT PRINTING Printing For Every Purpose **xC IRC ULARS * x STATIONERY ** MAIL PIECES **BILLS “+x FORMS NEVADA CO. PRINTING

and PUBLISHING 212 W. Main St. GRASS VALLEY phone 273-4590 7 p.m. Her topic will be "The Only Coach on Market Street". She will be introduced by Elmer Stevens, program chairman and charter president of the local society. For the past 17. years, since rejoining th® bank staff in San Francisco after four years inthe United States Navy asa Lieutenant, Miss Simpson has been the guiding light for a unique collection of Wells Fargonia and mementos dating from the Gold Rush days through 1906 and contained in the modern bank on California St. The speaker is active in many groups. She is a director of the San Mateo County Historical So~ ciety, a member of the California Historical Society, the Special Libraries Association and the American Association for State and Local History. — At Annual A native of Oakland and a Stanford graduate, Miss Simpson 4 makes her home in Hillsborough. ~ The annual meeting will also feature the president's report and the installation of officers. JED 'AYID epenayy . eIUaWWO) ZTE * G-0] ‘8'98q 6-0 190 Dec.8, 10-5 * 312 Commercial, Nevada City, Calif. ] Ud SVALLSTEH SLSLLEY ARTISTS GHRISTMAS Falk Dec. 7,-10-9 “oe wee ARROW shirts & handkerchiefs SUPERBA ties PENDLETON shirts & robes’ ROUGH RIDER slacks sport coats TEX TAN belts & wallets SWANK INTERWOVEN or ESQUIRE McGREGOR : sport shirts & jackets DOBBS hats NUNN-BUSH shoes TIMELY CLOTHES © or CURLEE suits TOWNE & KING or BRENTWOOD sweaters jewelry socks MANY OTHER GIFT IDEAS Clothing Gifts for Boys Sizes 8-20 as KAMERICARD . JGHN BOE . wn me FG / 6G . Zz Fd fe 5 & G E G AUTHOMIZED SIGNATURES & Steel .28 MILL STREET GRASS VALLEY "0g o8eg *1983nN 24uL** “S961 ‘¢ Jaquie;eq’* og a8eg**