November 1, 1967 (16 pages)

Past State Presidents honoring the State President in Nevada City last Friday night were, . to r, Florence Morris, Association No. 4, Sacamentoz Loretta Trathen, Association No. 1, San Francisco and Lily Mae Tilden, Association No. 4, Sacramento. Native Daughters Greet President Perrett The Past Presidents Association, No, 6, Native Daughters of the Golden West, greeted State President Blanche Perrett last Friday night, ata dinner meetShown, . to r, are Elsie Peard, President of the Pdst' Presidents Asscociation No. 6, Nevada City, and State President Blance Perrett, Association No. 4, Sacramento, before the dinner meeting last Friday night honoirng State President. theing held in the recreation hall of the Nevada City Methodist Church, The delicious dinner was catered by.the ladies of the church, Past Presidents of the organization who attended were: ’ Loretta Trathen, Florence MorTilden, Other state officers present were: Dorothy Jordan, Lily Simpson, Regina Reeves and Katherine LaBreachte, ¢ State President Blanche Perrett brought a message regarding events of California history, stressing the story of the Pony Express, During the business meeting, plans were made to send cookfes to the boys at the Washington Youth Camp for Thanksgiving. The next two meetings of Past Presidents Association No. 6 will be held on the third Fridays of Nov. and Dec, These meetings will not conflict with the holidays, Verna Taylor, Hilda Sandow and Alva Reed will be committee members for November, Professional Women’s Club Has Guest Speaker ‘Women's Success in the Business World" was the topic chosen by Marion Wells as guest speaker of the Nevada City Business and Professional Women's Club at their dinner meeting held Oct, 25 at the National Hotel in Nevada City. Zada Bartchwas chairman of the evening and introduced the guest speaker, This meeting was not only in honor of National Business Women's Week, but was also the initiation of two new members into the club, Marion Wollums and Evelyn Dalaba were the new members with Maxine Reed serving as the initiating officer. The club also voted to accept Bea Nickerl, Louisa Ryan and Pearl Glass into the membership of the club with their initiation to follow at a future date, Nov. 8 will be the Legislation Dinner with Marion Ash of Sacramento as speaker of the evening. Louise Rankin will be the chairman, Christmas Fair Were you frantic last year because you could not find the right gift for that special person on your Christmas list? The Artists’ Christmas Fair in historic Nevada City can do the impossible and provide the answer from an unusual array of pottery, weaving, prints, wood' work, enamel work, stitchery, jewelry, tcys, Christmas decorations and ornaments, and avariety of holiday food items. This is the 15th year for the Fair which is held on the weekend following Thanksgiving--Saturday, Nov. 25 from 10 a.m, to 9 p.m, and Sunday, Nov. 26 from 10 am. to 5 p.m, The Fair will be held at The Gallery (a converted Chinese laundry), 312 Commercial Street in Nevada City. The Artists’ Christmas Fair attracts throngs from far and hear each year, rain or shine, and is one of the holiday musts for this area, Christian Service Women's Society The regular monthly meeting of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist Church, Grass Valley, will be held at 11:00 a.m,, Thursday, Nov. 2, in Wesley Hall, President Thelma Gates will preside over the business meeting, Noon luncheon will be served by members of Rachel Circle, The program theme will be "Thanksgiving Thoughts", and presented by Mrs. Frances Comstock, program chairman, A most interesting program has been arranged which will feature the "Guide Dogs for the Blind" program, Miss Fran Haddock, Home Advisor for Nevada and Placer Counties, will show a film "A Gift of Sight", and bring other interesting data during the presentation, : Special music will be announced and the devotions will be given by Mrs, Elsie Jensen, Flower Show The 20th Annual Chrysanthemum Show, sponsored by the Sacramento Garden and Arts. Center and the City of Sacramento Parks and Recreation Departments, will be held in the Sacramento Garden and Arts Center Building, 3830 McKinley Boulevard, Sacramento, California; on Saturday and Sunday, Nov, 4-5. The show will be open to the public free of admission charge from 3:00 to 9:00 p.m., Saturday, and from 10:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Sunday, First Christian Church The First Christian Church will hold services Nov, 5, at 159 Mill Street, Grass Valley, Sunday School starts at 9:45 and Worship at 11 a,m, The public is cordially invited. For further information please call 273-9716 or 2654428, ah ail eg ll A i i i The Nevada County Nugget. November 1, 1967 9 High Adventure For Mum Show "High Adventure" is the show theme expressed thus: "The unpredictable projects us back to the past and into the future, It emerges in fashion, memory banks, deep in the seas and high in the skies,and in all of our achievements--This exciting exploration of our time." Amateur chrysanthemum growers are invited to compete in 71 horticulture classes, Amateur flower arrangers are invited to compete in 14 flower arrangement classes, Those interested in competing can contact Mrs, Howard Reynolds (tel, Sacramento 925-1564) or Mrs, Forrest Thomas (tel, Sacramento 925-3306) for information, Reservations for all arrangement classes must be made in. advance, Chrysanthemums aretraditionally among the last outdoor-grown flowers to bloom during the year. The many blooms in a wide range of forms and colors and the artistic flower arrangements will. be a colorful display well worth traveling to see, N.C. Garden Club The Nevada City Garden Club will hold their monthly meeting at 12:30 p.m., Thursday Nov, 9, at the home of Ruth Hildebrand, 221 Ridge Estates Rd., Nevada City. Esther Perry will give pointers on bulbs--their proper plantting and the after care of the plants, Charlotte Jacobsen will also give a-short talk on "fall cleanup." Members are asked to please bring a plant for the plant exchange, Co-hostesses for the day are Peggy Chrysler, Lorena Donsted and Harriet Kittredge, LVN’s To Meet The Licensed Vocational Nurses will meet at 7:45, Tuesday, Nov. 7, at Faith Hospital with Mrs, Davis, Anyone needing a ride, please call 273-6086, Cancer Education ~ Week Nov. 9 The Tri-County Branch of the American Cancer Society announced today that it will inaugurate Cancer Education Week on Thursday, Nov, 9, as a supplement to its April Cancer Crusade, The seven-day educational event will highlight a different one of cancer's most commonly occuring warning signs on each day. It's purpose, according to Fae Stevenson, president of the branch, will be to help more local residents put up an effective defense against the disease, "Knowledge of cancer's warning signs," said Fae, "can help @ person to recognize most cancer while it is still in an early ‘and treatable stage. Since time is of the essence in treating this disease, it has considerable potential for saving lives," For Education Week, posters will be in your local post offices, pamphlets available in the libraries, hospitals and doctors offices, Grass Valley and Nevada City. will each have a display window. "We hope to have. clubs and schools showing educational films for the week, There will be articles in the local papers and news spots on Ka-Hi," For information on film showings anyone interested may call Fae Stevenson--265-4641, Officers To Be Nominated Union Encampment No, II and Union Ladies Encampment Auxiliary, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, will hold their regular meetings in the Odd Fellows. Temple, Grass Valley, Friday, Nov, 3, at 8 p.m. First nomination of officers for the 1968 term will be held by both groups, During the Ladies meeting a report on the recent session of the Grand Ladies Encampment Auxiliary, held at Fresno, will be given by Representative Jean Brass, . After the conclusion of the meetings refreshments will be served by the Partiarchs, Charles Engle, Chairman, Hartleys Celebrate Anniversary Mr, and Mrs, Parks Hartley, celebrating their 29th Wedding Anniversary Oct, 28, entertained at their home, 618 Zion Street, Nevada City, The Hartleys served a supper of Virginia favorites--including chicken and old-fashioned strawberry shortcake, Guests included the Hartleys' nephew and his wife, Mr, and Mrs, John D, MacGowan of Los Altos, Mr, and Mrs, Gerald Allen, Dr. and Mrs, Leland S, Lewis, Mr, and Mrs, Garrett M, Stack, Also Mrs, Neville Wood Gumenski, Mrs, Ada de Keiper of San Francisco and London; Mrs, Carmen Snow Perrenot, William Searlett, Bob West, DeLos MacGowan and Joseph Clarke Allen of Kings Beach, Lake Tahoe, ed

Past State Presidents honoring the State President in Nevada City last Friday night were, . to r, Florence Morris, Association No. 4, Sacamentoz Loretta Trathen, Association No. 1, San Francisco and Lily Mae Tilden, Association No. 4, Sacramento. Native Daughters Greet President Perrett The Past Presidents Association, No, 6, Native Daughters of the Golden West, greeted State President Blanche Perrett last Friday night, ata dinner meetShown, . to r, are Elsie Peard, President of the Pdst' Presidents Asscociation No. 6, Nevada City, and State President Blance Perrett, Association No. 4, Sacramento, before the dinner meeting last Friday night honoirng State President. theing held in the recreation hall of the Nevada City Methodist Church, The delicious dinner was catered by.the ladies of the church, Past Presidents of the organization who attended were: ’ Loretta Trathen, Florence MorTilden, Other state officers present were: Dorothy Jordan, Lily Simpson, Regina Reeves and Katherine LaBreachte, ¢ State President Blanche Perrett brought a message regarding events of California history, stressing the story of the Pony Express, During the business meeting, plans were made to send cookfes to the boys at the Washington Youth Camp for Thanksgiving. The next two meetings of Past Presidents Association No. 6 will be held on the third Fridays of Nov. and Dec, These meetings will not conflict with the holidays, Verna Taylor, Hilda Sandow and Alva Reed will be committee members for November, Professional Women’s Club Has Guest Speaker ‘Women's Success in the Business World" was the topic chosen by Marion Wells as guest speaker of the Nevada City Business and Professional Women's Club at their dinner meeting held Oct, 25 at the National Hotel in Nevada City. Zada Bartchwas chairman of the evening and introduced the guest speaker, This meeting was not only in honor of National Business Women's Week, but was also the initiation of two new members into the club, Marion Wollums and Evelyn Dalaba were the new members with Maxine Reed serving as the initiating officer. The club also voted to accept Bea Nickerl, Louisa Ryan and Pearl Glass into the membership of the club with their initiation to follow at a future date, Nov. 8 will be the Legislation Dinner with Marion Ash of Sacramento as speaker of the evening. Louise Rankin will be the chairman, Christmas Fair Were you frantic last year because you could not find the right gift for that special person on your Christmas list? The Artists’ Christmas Fair in historic Nevada City can do the impossible and provide the answer from an unusual array of pottery, weaving, prints, wood' work, enamel work, stitchery, jewelry, tcys, Christmas decorations and ornaments, and avariety of holiday food items. This is the 15th year for the Fair which is held on the weekend following Thanksgiving--Saturday, Nov. 25 from 10 a.m, to 9 p.m, and Sunday, Nov. 26 from 10 am. to 5 p.m, The Fair will be held at The Gallery (a converted Chinese laundry), 312 Commercial Street in Nevada City. The Artists’ Christmas Fair attracts throngs from far and hear each year, rain or shine, and is one of the holiday musts for this area, Christian Service Women's Society The regular monthly meeting of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist Church, Grass Valley, will be held at 11:00 a.m,, Thursday, Nov. 2, in Wesley Hall, President Thelma Gates will preside over the business meeting, Noon luncheon will be served by members of Rachel Circle, The program theme will be "Thanksgiving Thoughts", and presented by Mrs. Frances Comstock, program chairman, A most interesting program has been arranged which will feature the "Guide Dogs for the Blind" program, Miss Fran Haddock, Home Advisor for Nevada and Placer Counties, will show a film "A Gift of Sight", and bring other interesting data during the presentation, : Special music will be announced and the devotions will be given by Mrs, Elsie Jensen, Flower Show The 20th Annual Chrysanthemum Show, sponsored by the Sacramento Garden and Arts. Center and the City of Sacramento Parks and Recreation Departments, will be held in the Sacramento Garden and Arts Center Building, 3830 McKinley Boulevard, Sacramento, California; on Saturday and Sunday, Nov, 4-5. The show will be open to the public free of admission charge from 3:00 to 9:00 p.m., Saturday, and from 10:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Sunday, First Christian Church The First Christian Church will hold services Nov, 5, at 159 Mill Street, Grass Valley, Sunday School starts at 9:45

and Worship at 11 a,m, The public is cordially invited. For further information please call 273-9716 or 2654428, ah ail eg ll A i i i The Nevada County Nugget.. November 1, 1967 9 High Adventure For Mum Show "High Adventure" is the show theme expressed thus: "The unpredictable projects us back to the past and into the future, It emerges in fashion, memory banks, deep in the seas and high in the skies,and in all of our achievements--This exciting exploration of our time." Amateur chrysanthemum growers are invited to compete in 71 horticulture classes, Amateur flower arrangers are invited to compete in 14 flower arrangement classes, Those interested in competing can contact Mrs, Howard Reynolds (tel, Sacramento 925-1564) or Mrs, Forrest Thomas (tel, Sacramento 925-3306) for information, Reservations for all arrangement classes must be made in. advance, Chrysanthemums aretraditionally among the last outdoor-grown flowers to bloom during the year. The many blooms in a wide range of forms and colors and the artistic flower arrangements will. be a colorful display well worth traveling to see, N.C. Garden Club The Nevada City Garden Club will hold their monthly meeting at 12:30 p.m., Thursday Nov, 9, at the home of Ruth Hildebrand, 221 Ridge Estates Rd., Nevada City. Esther Perry will give pointers on bulbs--their proper plantting and the after care of the plants, Charlotte Jacobsen will also give a-short talk on "fall cleanup." Members are asked to please bring a plant for the plant exchange, Co-hostesses for the day are Peggy Chrysler, Lorena Donsted and Harriet Kittredge, LVN’s To Meet The Licensed Vocational Nurses will meet at 7:45, Tuesday, Nov. 7, at Faith Hospital with Mrs, Davis, Anyone needing a ride, please call 273-6086, Cancer Education ~ Week Nov. 9 The Tri-County Branch of the American Cancer Society announced today that it will inaugurate Cancer Education Week on Thursday, Nov, 9, as a supplement to its April Cancer Crusade, The seven-day educational event will highlight a different one of cancer's most commonly occuring warning signs on each day. It's purpose, according to Fae Stevenson, president of the branch, will be to help more local residents put up an effective defense against the disease, "Knowledge of cancer's warning signs," said Fae, "can help @ person to recognize most cancer while it is still in an early ‘and treatable stage. Since time is of the essence in treating this disease, it has considerable potential for saving lives," For Education Week, posters will be in your local post offices, pamphlets available in the libraries, hospitals and doctors offices, Grass Valley and Nevada City. will each have a display window. "We hope to have. clubs and schools showing educational films for the week, There will be articles in the local papers and news spots on Ka-Hi," For information on film showings anyone interested may call Fae Stevenson--265-4641, Officers To Be Nominated Union Encampment No, II and Union Ladies Encampment Auxiliary, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, will hold their regular meetings in the Odd Fellows. Temple, Grass Valley, Friday, Nov, 3, at 8 p.m. First nomination of officers for the 1968 term will be held by both groups, During the Ladies meeting a report on the recent session of the Grand Ladies Encampment Auxiliary, held at Fresno, will be given by Representative Jean Brass, . After the conclusion of the meetings refreshments will be served by the Partiarchs, Charles Engle, Chairman, Hartleys Celebrate Anniversary Mr, and Mrs, Parks Hartley, celebrating their 29th Wedding Anniversary Oct, 28, entertained at their home, 618 Zion Street, Nevada City, The Hartleys served a supper of Virginia favorites--including chicken and old-fashioned strawberry shortcake, Guests included the Hartleys' nephew and his wife, Mr, and Mrs, John D, MacGowan of Los Altos, Mr, and Mrs, Gerald Allen, Dr. and Mrs, Leland S, Lewis, Mr, and Mrs, Garrett M, Stack, Also Mrs, Neville Wood Gumenski, Mrs, Ada de Keiper of San Francisco and London; Mrs, Carmen Snow Perrenot, William Searlett, Bob West, DeLos MacGowan and Joseph Clarke Allen of Kings Beach, Lake Tahoe, ed