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LAWN MOWERS Cut better and push easier when sharpened by machine factory method 0 0 0 e' WE HAVE THE MACHINE WE CALL FOR & DELIVER O O O GREENVILLE SAW SHOP Make no rastakes-qet your printing trom us and we'll make "oral NATIVE DAUGHTERS HERE ATTEND DISTRICT MEET AT COUNTY SEAT Plumas Pioneer narlor, Native Daughters of the Golden West, was hostess to more than 100 members at the district meeting held in the new Odd Fellows hall in Quincy last Monday evening. Mrs. Janie Hogan, Supervising district president, wa: honored for her work in the past years, and presented with a lovely lamp, She is a charter member ,of the par- lor. and was responsible for choos- inz the name which it bears. Tribute was paid to the other charter members present, who helped to organize Plumas Pioneer parlor 30 years ago. Four members were also presented with gifts and their 25-year pins in recognition of their many years of loyal ser- vice. Those so honored were: Mrs. Mary Schieser Mrs. Josephine t Hunt, Mrs. Marguerite Hamblin all of Greenville; and Mrs. Fran- ces Card of Quincy. During the evenin the beauti- ful and impressive initiation cere- mony was exemplified at which time Mrs. Elsie Caraway of Green- ville became a member of Plumas Pioneer parlor. SUSANVILLE Others attending from Green- ville were Mesdames Elsie Ann Guide Harmon, Edna Kunzler and Fl)r- m :ndahe ence Mulkey. T m CARL'S SHOES .... Ro00,ee-Buster Brown-Airstep CRESCENT MILLS tollowing meecnants to pros- Mr. 'and Mrs. Jim Milton and pectlve shoppers in this vicinity. JUSTIN & HYER children picnicked at Round Val- COWBOY BOOTS ley SUnday. Mrs. Dwight Huyett of West- wood spent last Tuesday vtsitin$ her daughter, Petty Sanders and See the Complete Line of children. They went ,over to Quin- PHILCO RADIOS cy on business and to shop. Refrigerators-Ranges-Freezers Mr. and Mrs. Ceresola and Davis Service Appliance daughter are living on theOpen - shaw Ranch. • Loosley's Inaurcmce Service Griffin Building Phone 4-B Mr. and Mrs. Kimberline have Sierra Theatre Building SUSANVILLE, CALIF. AT WOLF CREEK GARAGE Phone Greenville 68-M EVERY MONDAY LONG'S SHOE STORE Fine Footwear for Men, Women and Children HOSIERY 614 Main St. Plone 84-B WIRTH.Mr,-LAR Hardware General Eleetrl'¢ Appliances SPORTING GOODS PLUMBING SUPPLIES 618 Main St. Phone 223-B MOU' LASSEN SHOE REPAIR Prompt Service to Out-of Town Customers an d Mail Orders 912 Gay St. Susanville TED CORDER Studebaker Cars and Trucks Utility Trailers - Truck Beds USED CARS AND TRUCKS We Service All Makes KELLY TIRES Phone 108.B - 1329 Main St. MILLWOOD FLORIST AND NURSERY Flowers for All Occasions Bulbs - Seeds -. Plants - Trees Main & Sacramento Ph. 381-B LASSEN OFFICE SUPPLY Typewriters - Office Equipment Stationery - Gifts J. R. PACKWOOD, Opt. D. Glasses Fitted and Repaired Office Hours: 9-12 and I-5 BBB Telephone 247-B DEAL & DAVIE SERVICE Cadillac & Oldsrobile Cars GMC Trucks - Goodyear Tires RECAPPING Complete Automotive Service Phone 212-B 1107 Main St. Dealers in Builders' Supplies T. & M. CARPENTER SHOP Cabinet Work-Glass Work  Sash and Doors Phone 292-B 807 Union DO't%E MOTOR CO. Sales  FORD  Service FORD - and ¢[ERCURY Guaranteed Used Cars Phone 295-B 611 Main St. For Complete Furniture UPHOLSTERY SERVICE DAVE'S TOP AND BODY WORKS 275 Fairfield Phone 418-R The Store on the Corner Main and Gay Streets Gotham Sterling Nationally Advertised Watches DIAMONDS Watch Repairing - Engraving IL & M. Appliance and Harclwczre 718 Main St Phone 170-B Norge- Bendix- Appliances Genl. Hardware-SlOtort'g. Goods Hotel Mount Lauen Building HOFFMAN RADIOS Make no mlskes---Let us do youz printing and we'll make "oral Gu/de YE GIFT SHOPPE Cards - Stationery - Ceremi¢ GIMPS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 122 West Third Street - Chico RED BLUFF FICKERTS We have what you want in HOME FURNISHINGS Phone 200 Red Bluff CAMFOILNIAN STYLISH NFEN'S WEAR FlJg .&Aa'W SHOE8 651 Main Red Bluff BEDFORD'S Watches- Diamonds Jewelry - Silverware IPAIRING 119 W. 3rd St. Chico, Cal. Buyers' Guide JOHN M. MOORE Chevy - Olds - Cadillao "The Best Place in Town to Buy a Car" Tehama Co. Dealer Ph. 166 SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL MERCHANTS the Crescent Hotel Dining Room and are open for business. Elmer Lewis left Sunday to meet his brother-in-law, Mr. DU- vall. They are leaving for Wash- ington to move the Duvall family t, Sacramento. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Huyett and Loren Kingdon were dinner guests at the Hank Sanders home Monday to help Hank celebrate his birthday. Corenne Sorsoli and Mary Sims went down to Seneca Sunday to vimt friends. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Steen of Oroville were up Sunday. Audrey Roark returned Monday evening after being hospitalized in SacramenS after a recent acci -; dent. Her husband brought her home. Mr. and Mrs. Red Logan, Ron- hie Logan and Marlene Farrester all attended an Elks dinner dance in Oroville Saturday night and went on to San Francisco for the remainder of the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Darling and • ( ] , Mr. and Mrs. John Barrett and AYLS;,tLLE *!ES Mr. and Mrs. McFadden and Mis; Annie Tuggle of Martins- daughter of Idaho spent the week dale, Virginia is pending several end withh Mr. and Mrs. Cecil weeks here with her sister, Mrs. Jean Clark. Mrs. Clark returned home Wednesday after being taken to the Batson hospital n Saturday. Wallace Brooks of Reno visited :'elatives and friends here Wednes- day. He brought his sister, Mrs. 1artha Barnes to her home in Greenville after she had spent the past five months in the bay area. Those from here who attended Flower Club in Westwod Wed- ass(icy were Mrs. Henri Fisher Mrs. Lena Sobrero, Mrs. Agnes Dolphin, Mrs. Edna Fisher and Mrs. Amy Hardgrave. Charles Taresh drove to Sac- ramento Friday to get his wafe who has spent the last five weeks in thhe capital getting medical treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Young of San Francisco spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. George Boyden and Mrs. Florence Y)ung and other re- latives. Bob Cooke of Reno spent the weekend here with Mrs. Timey Cooke. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pierce ry, Wayne and .Toy, of North Sac- ramento, spent the weekend visit- in Mr. and Mrs. George Tanrest. They all tried their hand at fish- ing on Saturday. Emma Coats spent several days visiting Nancy Stampfli and other friends last week. Sally Purcell left Sunday by train for Sacramento where she plans to spend a few days. Mrs. Tally Berg ,of Stockton and Mis Gist of Keddie visited Mrs. Bill Baker Saturday. Mrs. Berz was a former resident here. Mr. and Mrs. 'Slim Bentley took Earl down to Marysville to spend part of his vacation visiting. Mr. and Mrs. Jim North and Alice Camp went down to Sacra- mento last Tuesday and returned Wednesday evening. Crescent School had their picnic at the Forest Service Park in Greenville last Thursday. Every- ne reported a good time. Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Nye went down to Oroville Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nye and Sharon and Dick Anderson en- Joyed a weekend of camping above Genessee. Election of officers was held last Tuesday night for the Cres- cent Women's Club. President, Elaine McLaln; Vice-president, Frances Tatro; Secretary, Mar- garet DeHaln; Treasurer, Betty Milton. Mr. and Mrs. Walt Tibbetts of Oakland brought Gust Johnson home Saturday and remained for the rest of the weekend. Mr. Johnson has been visiting in Oak- land since before Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Art Unger and couple from Standish were ver to visit his sister and hus- band. Mr. and Mrs. Plumie Nye Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Haker and boys of Anderson were here last weekend. LEPkI, FORMS of most stand- arde requirements are always to be found at th Rrd office. Stephenson and family and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Don Vandament of San Francisco are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Ker- mit Fisher. BE WELL GROOMED! SHINE "EM UP at SMITTY'S Shine Stand Next to Pals Barber Shop AUDITING ACCOUNTING TAX CONSULTATIONS Plumas Accounting Service Q. Philpott, P. A. QUINCY GREENVILLE PHONE 202 PHONE 22M2 FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Telephone Greenville 75-M-2 MANES FUNERAL HOME or The Gift & Flower Shop Teleplone Quincy 95 f ! DR. JACK A. ELFANT OPTOMETRIST 156 Jackson St, Quincy - 1:11.351W (Opposite Industrial Hospital) Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted BOI(EN LENS' DUPIACATFA CONTACT LENSES PRESCRIPTION SUN GLASSES %===='===%%%NPJ Friends and relatives away from home are always glad to receive the home-town paper. Send them a gift subscription to The Record. RICHARD R. ECKER LICENSED SURVEYOR Surveys - Maps - Reports Legal Descriptions Phone 37 Quincy day to spend the day with. his mother, Mrs. Juno Pierce. Many from here attended com- mencement exercises in Greenville Thursday night. Those graduating frgm here were June LeRoy, Bar- bara Johnson, Lila Belle Stark and Bruce Fisher. John MeLain of Antioch came uP Friday t° spend a few days .--( L. with Mr. and Mrs. John Sobrero, . I and to do some fishing. -> Mr. and Mrs. Tufty McCutcheon and Mr. and Mrs. John Young returned home on Saturday, after ::  spendin a week in San Diego at- tending a Native Sons convention. CulTspendingMiINR.._lefgwSetaoin Mrs. Maude Taylor of San Fran- cisco came up Tuesday to spend Memorial Day here. Arn)ld Taresh and son Carroll of Chico came up Thursday to spend a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Neal Clark and family. They were accompanied home on Sun- day by Mrs. Taresh who has spent the past two weeks with the Clarks. Vern LegGy of Susanville came over to attend graduation of his niece June LegGy. He returned home Friday. Mr. and Mrs. George Sobrero Jr: came up from Oakland Firday t3 be here for the opening of fish- ing season. They returned to the bay area Sunday. Mrs. Ann Gates was taken back :to the Batson Hospital on Tues- day, but was able to come home Friday. Larry Stephenson and Jim Jen- ner spent the weekend in San Jose. Mr. and Mrs. Neal Clark and family were dinner guests of Mr. boys of Oakland are spending a[and Mrs. Cecil McIntosh and few days visiting his sister and l daughter Tuesday, it being Myra's family, Mr. and Mrs. Reggie Bach- I birthday, er and enjoying a little fishing, t The elementary school was out Mrs. Andy Stevenson and ch.ild- I for the summer Tuesday. A picnic ten ,of Portola came over Friday I was held after the close of school. afternoon to visit Mr. and Mrs.| Bill Baker and Roy Baker.  CRESCENT MILLS Mr. and Mrs. Tom D.nan, Jer* Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stubbs have moved into one of the Nye houses. There is a nice black half grown dog here if any of you or your friends have lost a dog. He appears to be some ones pet as he is well taken care of. Mr. and Mrs. George Tanner are spending a few days with their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dynan of Sacra- mento. As a result of an accident near Quincy last Wednesday night Mrs. Helen North is hospitalized in Bat- son Hospital and Mrs. Audrey Roark has been trasferred to a hospital in Sacramento where she can receive specialist's care for her jaw. Caroline Ktngdon ac- companied Audrey down Saturday in a car driven by Dick Cameron. Mr. Raymond Hobbs is hospital- ized in the Kern Mospital at Oro- ville. St. Anthony Catholic: Father J. J. Corooran, pastor; Sunday Mass 10:45 a, m., Quincy 9:00 a. m. Assembly 'of God: Rev. Don North, pastor; S. S. 9:45 a. m., Service 11:00 a. m., Service 7:30 p.m. Sunday. Wednesday Youth Meeting at 7:30 p.m. Lutheran Church: Second and Fourth Sunday of each month, 2:30 p. m., at Assembly of God Church. Community Church - Greenville: S. S. 9:45 a. m.; Service 11:00 a. m. Taylorsville: 10.'00 a. m. Cresnt Mills: 9:00 a. m. Felowshlp Din- net at Greenville first Thursday of each month, 7 p. m. Seventh Day Adventist: Elder Darrell Kenny, pastor; Sabbath School 9=30 am. Service 11 am on Saturday. Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Christian Science Society, Quin-] cy: Lesson Serrron Sunday 11:oo l a.m. Evening meeting on the first Wednesday of each month, 8 p.m. BUS!NESS HOUSES NOW GIVE PROFIT SHARING UNITED TRADING STAMPS,' OVER 1000 BEAUTIFUL GIFTS Stamps Are Available in Greenville m-- MERCER'S ' MOUNTAIN MKT GLENN'S GREENVILLE MKT. HUMPHREY'S SHELL SERVICE STATION UNITED TRADING STAMP CO. 2329 Telecraph Road Oakland, QUINCY COTTER'S AUTO SERVICE SALBS & SERVICE QUINCY HARDWARE CO. P, O. Box 846 "Phone 87 General Hardware - Electrical Mining Supplies - Housewares Plumbing - Appliances- Norge Refrigerators We Specialize in Mail Orders GAMBELL & GAMBELL UPHOLSTERING Complete Guaranteed Service and Workmanship Cr Quincy Furniture Co FOR FREE ESTIMATE Phone Quincy 242-W Damonds - Watches POW]L 'WRY GIFTS THAT LAST Watch Repairing Quincy QUINCY LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS Leave Work at I;PAL'S BARBER SHOP THE DIAMOND MATCH CO. Phone Quincy Four WE DELIVER Bill Harrlngton. Manager LINOLEUM CHOOSE YOUR PATTERN FROM OUR LARGE STOCKI INLAY OR PRINT Cr 6 - 9 and 12-foot widths Expert Gmlranteed Laying QuincyFumitureCo Phone Quincy 242-W FOR FREE ESTIMATE