July 26, 1967 (20 pages)

10 The Nugget.. July 26, 1967 Lura Arnold 265-2471 The Nugget is interested in all Social activities in our County, It's readers are your friends and neighbors, Items of general interest should be referred directly to our Society Editor by Calling 265-2471, Geri Slade, Barry Godsey To Wed Oct. 7 The engagement of Miss Geri Slade and Mr. Jack Barry Godsey was recently announced by the parents of thé bride to be, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Slade of Auburn. Mr. Godsey is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Godsey of Nashville, Tenn. He is a graduate of Donlson High School in Nashville and is now serving with the U.S. Air Force stationed at Travis Air Force Base. Geri is a graduate of Placer High School and attended Sierra College. She was affiliated with Jobs Daughters. Geri is now employed by the Nevada County Nugget. The young couple have set October 7 as the date ; for their wedding. Bridal Shower Held for Miss Linda Goff A miscellaneous bridal shower for Miss Linda Goff was held on July 20 at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Eva Hakala on Catherine Lane. Approximately thirty people attended loaded with best wishes and gifts in hand. To keep the guest busy and happy, old magazines and scrapbook pages were handed out with the orders, “Make something up for Linda.” Much to the enjoyment of those present, the results were most amusing, as well as interesting, giving sound advice to the bride-to-be. Linda proceeded to carefully open her many gifts-which were beautiful as well as useful. Delicious refreshments were served and enjoyed by all. Hostesses for the evening were Eva Hakala, Evangeline Wilcox, and Nancy McCrary. Linda’s marriage to Thomas Armstrong will take place August 12 at the Whispering Pines Church of God, Grass Valley. SHOWN ON her first official visit to Esther Rebekah Lodge No. 9, reading from left to right, is District Deputy President Gladys ‘Stokes, with Noble Grand Edna Rudd and Lila Dybe, Deputy Marshal. Rebekah Lodge Installs Officers Esther Rebekah Lodge No. 9 of Grass Valley was honored last Saturday evening with the first official visit of District Deputy President Gladys Stokes and her Marshal, Lila Dybe. District Deputy Grand Matriarch, Jean Brass, of the Ladies Encampment Auxiliary No. 11, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, was also an honored guest. Following proper introductions and being welcomed by those present, they were given seats on the right of the Noble Grand, Edna Rudd. The District Deputy President, assisted by her Marshal and Jean Brass acting as Warden, installed the following officers: Lura Arnold as Vice Grand, with Emily Hodgkin as her Right Supporter, and Luella Kerr as her Left Supporter; Barbara Hershman as Warden, and Irene Mason as Chaplain. Following installation, a short business session was held with Noble Grand Edna Rudd presiding. The semi-annual reports were read and accepted. It was announced that plans have been finalized for the rummage sale to be held August 8-9, from 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., in the Independent Order of Odd Fellows Building, entrance on Church Street, Grass Valley. Anyone wishing further information, or pick up of any saleable rummage, may call Edna Rudd at 273-6601 or Lura Arnold 265-4621 or 265-2471. ‘The District Deputy President and Deputy Marshal were presented gifts from the lodge. Presentation of the gifts were made by Noble Grand Edna Rudd and Emily Hodgkin. Delicious refreshments were served by Chairman Zale Johnson and her committee, on tables appropriately decorated with lovely blue hydrangeas and deep pink roses. Church Group Holds Party The Whispe Pines Church of God Youth Fellwoship held its annual barge party on July 2122 at Englebright Dam. A double-decker barge was rented from the marina ge pie allowed amount of young le arrived and boarded the barge for the leisurely trip up the lake to the chosen destination. Several trips back to the dock by Mr. Dick Goff in his boat made it possible for the rest of the young people to get to site for the fun-filled tow days. About thirty young people made the trip and during the evening, several sleeping bags were flung down on the beach med pb kta for that night. er sleeping bags were unfolded ys the barge and prepared for sleep. After dinner, all gathered around a bonfire built on the sand to sing songs and have devotions. Several young people sat back around the fire and talked about many different things until early Saturday morning. Saturday almost everyone was: up by 7:30 and had changed clothes to go swimming or eat breakfast. Activities for the day included watermore swimming, '. and boat-riding. By 2:30, the barge was ready to be taken back to the marina. After the leisurely trip down the lake, the barge was unloaded at the dock where it developed engine trouble. The marina mechanics came and examined it while the young people had dinner at the dock. All in all, the group had a very good time even though several were tired and sunburned. ~ ficers. Laurel Parlor Installs New 1967-68 Officers. The 1967-68 officers of Laurel Parlor No. 6 were installed by Deputy Grand President Phyllis Butz, Colunibia Parlor and her corps of acting grand ofActing Grand Marshal Gladys Blanchard conducted the officers to their stations and invested them intheir regalia. Acting Grand Past President Bessie Rush gave the obligation and prayer to the new officers. Organist Elsie DeMattei with her music . gave the ceremony the added pep. Betty Hansen, Manzanita Parlor sang the Hymn to California. President Ethel Brady, taking office for a second term was escorted to her station by June Evans, Jane Elliott, Marille Day and Gladys Brailey carrying beautiful Gladiolas. Ethel Brady, accepting the honor of president, thanked the officers for their co-operation and help in making the past term such a-success and expressed hope that the coming. year would prove as successful. She stressed membership as the theme for this term. Laurel Parlor’s new Deputy Grand President Elsie Peard, Manzanita Parlor, was introduced. Hilda Sandow is the new Supervising District Deputy Grand President. June Evans chairman for the social part of the evening and her committee served lovely refreshments in the banquet hall, and was thanked. Following installation, Esther McCluskey called a committee meeting of the Ways and Means Committee. It was decided to have a public party in the Veterans Memorial Hall, Nevada City Wednesday evening, August 16th. Members will be contacted for further information shortly. Local Club Calendar Phone 265-2471 to register your club activity. Bethel Assembly of God: Don’t forget Vacation Bible School for ages 812 starting July 31 until August 4. Boys and Girls Club for ages 8-12 meets each Friday at 7-9 p.m. of Revelation starts: at 7:30 each Friday night. Grace Baptist Church: Regular youth mee 8 are held at 6:00 Fy Sunday nights. Ladies’ meetings are held Tuesday mornings at 10. Their mid-week service is held on Wednesdays at 7 p.m. Church of the Nazarene: Women’s Prayer Fellowship meets every Tuesday at 10 a.m. Grace Lutheran Church: Ladies’ Guild meets on the second Monday of each month. The Church Council meets on the -second Friday of each month. Fellowship Club meets every third Friday of each month. Nevada City Methodist Church: Priscilla Circle meets the ‘first Wednesday of each month. Sunshine Circle meets on the third Wednesday and the Mary Martha Circle meets at 7:30 p.m. each third Wednesday. The Rachel Circle meets on the first Wednesday at 10 a.m. On the second Wednesday of each month, a noon luncheon is held to which the public is invited. Pentecostal Church of ‘God: Sunday School begins at 9:45 a.m. followed by morning worship at 11. Sunday evening worship begins at 7 p.m. Young People’s meeting is held at 7:30 Sunday night. Midweek service is at 7 p.m. Wednesday nights. The Church of Christ: Bible Study for everyone at 10 a.m. Sunday morning followed by morning worship at 11. Evening worship is held at 6:30 Sunday nights. Bible Study Wednesday nights at 7 and on Sunday mornings at 9. The Church of Christ hosts a radio program called “Herald of Truth” on Radio KAHI. St. Patrick’s Church: DO NOT FORGET THE ST. PATRICK’S CHURCH BEEF BARBECUE ON AUGUST 6. The tickets may be obtained on the grounds. Chef Gallino will exhibit his skill by. showing his pit barbecue method and there will be fun and games for all ages. Don't forget now: Lions’ Lake on Aug. 6, St. Patrick’s Church Barbecue for all church members and the public. Get ready for a pile of fun! Summer Masses are: 7, 8:30, and 10 a.m. in Grass Valley and 9 a.m. in Smartville. Nursery service for infants and pre-schoolers during the 10 a.m. Mass in the Parish Hall. The Florence Avenue Church of Christ: Bible classes from 1010:45 a.m. and Sunday morning worship from 11-12 noon. Worship Sunday night from 7-8 p.m. and the mid-week service on Wed. from 7-8 p.m. Peace Lutheran Church: American Lutheran Church Women meet, on the third Tuesday of each month,

10 The Nugget... July 26, 1967 Lura Arnold 265-2471 The Nugget is interested in all Social activities in our County, It's readers are your friends and neighbors, Items of general interest should be referred directly to our Society Editor by Calling 265-2471, Geri Slade, Barry Godsey To Wed Oct. 7 The engagement of Miss Geri Slade and Mr. Jack Barry Godsey was recently announced by the parents of thé bride to be, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Slade of Auburn. Mr. Godsey is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Godsey of Nashville, Tenn. He is a graduate of Donlson High School in Nashville and is now serving with the U.S. Air Force stationed at Travis Air Force Base. Geri is a graduate of Placer High School and attended Sierra College. She was affiliated with Jobs Daughters. Geri is now employed by the Nevada County Nugget. The young couple have set October 7 as the date ; for their wedding. Bridal Shower Held for Miss Linda Goff A miscellaneous bridal shower for Miss Linda Goff was held on July 20 at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Eva Hakala on Catherine Lane. Approximately thirty people attended loaded with best wishes and gifts in hand. To keep the guest busy and happy, old magazines and scrapbook pages were handed out with the orders, “Make something up for Linda.” Much to the enjoyment of those present, the results were most amusing, as well as interesting, giving sound advice to the bride-to-be. Linda proceeded to carefully open her many gifts-which were beautiful as well as useful. Delicious refreshments were served and enjoyed by all. Hostesses for the evening were Eva Hakala, Evangeline Wilcox, and Nancy McCrary. Linda’s marriage to Thomas Armstrong will take place August 12 at the Whispering Pines Church of God, Grass Valley. SHOWN ON her first official visit to Esther Rebekah Lodge No. 9, reading from left to right, is District Deputy President Gladys ‘Stokes, with Noble Grand Edna Rudd and Lila Dybe, Deputy Marshal. Rebekah Lodge Installs Officers Esther Rebekah Lodge No. 9 of Grass Valley was honored last Saturday evening with the first official visit of District Deputy President Gladys Stokes and her Marshal, Lila Dybe. District Deputy Grand Matriarch, Jean Brass, of the Ladies Encampment Auxiliary No. 11, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, was also an honored guest. Following proper introductions and being welcomed by those present, they were given seats on the right of the Noble Grand, Edna Rudd. The District Deputy President, assisted by her Marshal and Jean Brass acting as Warden, installed the following officers: Lura Arnold as Vice Grand, with Emily Hodgkin as her Right Supporter, and Luella Kerr as her Left Supporter; Barbara Hershman as Warden, and Irene Mason as Chaplain. Following installation, a short business session was held with Noble Grand Edna Rudd presiding. The semi-annual reports were read and accepted. It was announced that plans have been finalized for the rummage sale to be held August 8-9, from 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., in the Independent Order of Odd Fellows Building, entrance on Church Street, Grass Valley. Anyone wishing further information, or pick up of any saleable rummage, may call Edna Rudd at 273-6601 or Lura Arnold 265-4621 or 265-2471. ‘The District Deputy President and Deputy Marshal were presented gifts from the lodge. Presentation of the gifts were made by Noble Grand Edna Rudd and Emily Hodgkin. Delicious refreshments were served by Chairman Zale Johnson and her committee, on tables appropriately decorated with lovely blue hydrangeas and deep pink roses. Church Group Holds Party The Whispe Pines Church of God Youth Fellwoship held its annual barge party on July 2122 at Englebright Dam. A double-decker barge was rented from the marina ge pie allowed amount of young le arrived and boarded the barge for the leisurely trip up the lake to the chosen destination. Several trips back to the dock by Mr. Dick Goff in his boat made it possible for the rest of the young people to get to site for the fun-filled tow days. About thirty young people made the trip and during the evening, several sleeping bags were flung down on the beach med pb kta for that night. er sleeping bags were unfolded ys the barge and prepared for sleep. After dinner, all gathered around a bonfire built on the sand to sing songs and have devotions. Several young people sat back around the fire and talked about many different things until early Saturday morning. Saturday almost everyone was: up by 7:30 and had changed clothes to go swimming or eat breakfast. Activities for the day included watermore swimming, '. and boat-riding. By 2:30, the barge was ready to be taken back to the marina. After the leisurely trip down the lake, the barge was unloaded at the dock where it developed engine trouble. The marina mechanics came and examined it while the young people had dinner at the dock. All in all, the group had a very good time even though several were tired and sunburned. ~ ficers. Laurel Parlor Installs New

1967-68 Officers. The 1967-68 officers of Laurel Parlor No. 6 were installed by Deputy Grand President Phyllis Butz, Colunibia Parlor and her corps of acting grand ofActing Grand Marshal Gladys Blanchard conducted the officers to their stations and invested them intheir regalia. Acting Grand Past President Bessie Rush gave the obligation and prayer to the new officers. Organist Elsie DeMattei with her music . gave the ceremony the added pep. Betty Hansen, Manzanita Parlor sang the Hymn to California. President Ethel Brady, taking office for a second term was escorted to her station by June Evans, Jane Elliott, Marille Day and Gladys Brailey carrying beautiful Gladiolas. Ethel Brady, accepting the honor of president, thanked the officers for their co-operation and help in making the past term such a-success and expressed hope that the coming. year would prove as successful. She stressed membership as the theme for this term. Laurel Parlor’s new Deputy Grand President Elsie Peard, Manzanita Parlor, was introduced. Hilda Sandow is the new Supervising District Deputy Grand President. June Evans chairman for the social part of the evening and her committee served lovely refreshments in the banquet hall, and was thanked. Following installation, Esther McCluskey called a committee meeting of the Ways and Means Committee. It was decided to have a public party in the Veterans Memorial Hall, Nevada City Wednesday evening, August 16th. Members will be contacted for further information shortly. Local Club Calendar Phone 265-2471 to register your club activity. Bethel Assembly of God: Don’t forget Vacation Bible School for ages 812 starting July 31 until August 4. Boys and Girls Club for ages 8-12 meets each Friday at 7-9 p.m. of Revelation starts: at 7:30 each Friday night. Grace Baptist Church: Regular youth mee 8 are held at 6:00 Fy Sunday nights. Ladies’ meetings are held Tuesday mornings at 10. Their mid-week service is held on Wednesdays at 7 p.m. Church of the Nazarene: Women’s Prayer Fellowship meets every Tuesday at 10 a.m. Grace Lutheran Church: Ladies’ Guild meets on the second Monday of each month. The Church Council meets on the -second Friday of each month. Fellowship Club meets every third Friday of each month. Nevada City Methodist Church: Priscilla Circle meets the ‘first Wednesday of each month. Sunshine Circle meets on the third Wednesday and the Mary Martha Circle meets at 7:30 p.m. each third Wednesday. The Rachel Circle meets on the first Wednesday at 10 a.m. On the second Wednesday of each month, a noon luncheon is held to which the public is invited. Pentecostal Church of ‘God: Sunday School begins at 9:45 a.m. followed by morning worship at 11. Sunday evening worship begins at 7 p.m. Young People’s meeting is held at 7:30 Sunday night. Midweek service is at 7 p.m. Wednesday nights. The Church of Christ: Bible Study for everyone at 10 a.m. Sunday morning followed by morning worship at 11. Evening worship is held at 6:30 Sunday nights. Bible Study Wednesday nights at 7 and on Sunday mornings at 9. The Church of Christ hosts a radio program called “Herald of Truth” on Radio KAHI. St. Patrick’s Church: DO NOT FORGET THE ST. PATRICK’S CHURCH BEEF BARBECUE ON AUGUST 6. The tickets may be obtained on the grounds. Chef Gallino will exhibit his skill by. showing his pit barbecue method and there will be fun and games for all ages. Don't forget now: Lions’ Lake on Aug. 6, St. Patrick’s Church Barbecue for all church members and the public. Get ready for a pile of fun! Summer Masses are: 7, 8:30, and 10 a.m. in Grass Valley and 9 a.m. in Smartville. Nursery service for infants and pre-schoolers during the 10 a.m. Mass in the Parish Hall. The Florence Avenue Church of Christ: Bible classes from 1010:45 a.m. and Sunday morning worship from 11-12 noon. Worship Sunday night from 7-8 p.m. and the mid-week service on Wed. from 7-8 p.m. Peace Lutheran Church: American Lutheran Church Women meet, on the third Tuesday of each month,