Doll Show On Thursday At John Muir Playground
The John Muir playground hosts a doll show on Thursday inviting children from Hayward and surrounds to enter dolls in 11 categories. Prizes include ribbons and a top prize for the most outstanding doll. Registrations are with playground director Mrs Evelyn Nesmith.
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John Muir
Sate Road
Eleanor
Scholz
Hayward Areas
Supeervisor
Hayward Area
Evelyn Nesmith
John Muiry
Phesenter
Diamantine
Vern Edwards
Robert Taylor
New Suit Blouse Patterns Offer Simple Styles
The Hayward Review advertises two blouse patterns, a scalloped design and a plane neckline pattern No 104 in sizes 10 through 20, plus pattern No 8059 in several sizes. Send 2 cents for the pattern, with name, address and style number to the pattern department. The Fasc ton Book now features 150 designs for children and adults including separates and home wear, price 20 cents.
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Hayward Review
Mission Street
San Francisco
California
Ellen Carolyn Roberts Baby Born in Hayward Family
Ellen Carolyn is named for Roberts family as the newborn girl weighing 8 pounds 4 ounces arrived July 23 at Merritt hospital Oakland. The Hayward family at 1253 A Street includes parents Mr. and Mrs. Austin Roberts and siblings Brian Bruce and Susan. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Roberts of Dunsmuir and Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick Johnson of Hayward. Fred Johnson is Hayward High Night School principal. Austin Roberts works as a clerk at the Hayward post office.
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Mes
Austin Roberts
Ellen Carolyn
Roberts
A Street
Hayward
Brian
Bruce
Susan
Little Ellen
Merritt Hospital
Oakland
W. L. Roberts
Dunsmuir
Calif
Fredrick Johnson
Fred Johnson
Baby Shower Honors Mrs. Johnson
Mrs. Robbie Johnson was feted at a baby shower last Saturday hosted by Mearjean Milley at 15835 Vin Rivera San Lou renzo. Their new baby boy Steven Robert, born June 18, joins the Johnson family at 646 Dalton Avenue San Segidio where Walter Johnson serves as assistant tor in advising for the neutimne Extension Service. Guests included extension agents and secretaries as well as several named attendees. Light refreshments featured witch loaf icebox cake and coffee at decorated card tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robbie Johnson
Mearjean Milley
Vin Rivera
San Lourenzo
Johnson
Steven Robert
Johnsons
Dalton Avenue
San Segidio
Walter
Tor
Neutimne
Maryetta Holman
Gladys Horne
William E. Brown
Extension Service
Cava Calhoun
Eimer Olhausen
Arnold Krebs
Richa Kennedy
Atha Benson
Legion Auxiliary Monthly Meeting Set for August 4
Unit 68 of the American Legion auxiliary will hold its regular monthly meeting on August 4 at the Veterans Memorial building at 8 p.m. Ruth Pusey will preside. Committees appoints chairmen include Eileen Stoops education Ika Dancer Mildred Leader and Bella Jestoy auditing Edith Bibbington Americanism Elizabeth Monahan welfare with Rlith Debbington co chair Edith Walles and Betty Rooney refreshing in charge.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Veterans Memorial Building
Pam
Ruth Pusey
Eileen Stoops
Ika
Mildred
Bella Jestoy
Edith Bibbington
Elizabeth Monahan
Rrlith Debbington
Edith Walleis
Betty Rooney
Farm Home Leaders Map Year's Program
At a meeting of project leaders from garden sections of the farm home centers plans were made for the coming year. The gathering was held at H W Suttle's home on 1346 B street with twelve leaders present. Minnie Burn commeted the meeting in her capacity as program chair. Samuel Mannan presided at the town meeting when the first board of school trustees for San Francois was elected. Fol 21 1848.
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H. W. Suttle
B Street
Minnie Burn
Samuel Mannan
San Francoiso
Installation Held for Pama Council 209 Leaders
Deputy Great Pocahontas Helen Nichols of San Francisco presided as Poma Council 209 installed its elective and appoinive officers. Key figures included Mrs. Jean Loft Pocahontas, Mrs. Elizabeth Higuera Prophetess, and Mrs. Kath ry Zaynes musician. Great Wenonah Mary Hamilton assisted with the fitting ceremony as refreshments followed by committee service. The Great Council of the Dex of Pocahontas will hold its convention in Sacramento on August 14-18.
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Pocahontas
Helen Nichols
San Francisco
Poma Council
Jean Loft
Pacahontas
Elizabeth Higuera
Propheteas
Lillian Oldmixon
Wenonah
Albert de Braco
Powhatan
Ateda Weiaterlunt
Kathry Zaynes
Mary Hamilton
Margareet
Parr
Vainmiltee
Council
Dex of Pocahontas
Sacramenta
Pastor Rhodes attends 66th Presbyterian Synod at Zephyr Point
Pastor Paul Rhodes of First Presbyterian and ruling elder E. D. Rapp attended the 66th annual Synod of California meeting at Zephyr Point Nevada last week with over 300 Presbyterians. Mrs Rhodes and children joined for the Zephyr Point vacation while communal communion was celebrated at Monte Vista with 15 elders and other attendees.
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Paul Rhodes
First Presbyterian Church
E. D. Rapp
Presbyterian Church Synod of California
Zephyr Point
Late Tahoe
Nev
Rhodes
Nevada
Lake Tahoe
California
Monte ‘Vista
Missionaries Speak At Baptist Church
The Rev and Myra Arthur Combe of San Jose will speak at First Baptist Church Sunset Boulevard for Sunday afternoon missionary meeting. Lectures are in the lower auditorium. aims include support for West Africa work under the Gospel Missionary Union. The couple are members of Burbank Baptist Church and plan to depart soon for Princel West Africa.
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Myra
Arthur Combe
San Jose
First Baptist Enurels
Sunset Boulevard
Echuvel
al Bd Pam
A. Faerar
Combs
Burbank Baptist Church
Prenel
West Africa
The
Gospel Missionary Union
Bay Area Baptist Camp Report At Alliance Redwoods
Nearly 40 young and older members of the Final Baptist Church of Hayward attended the Bay Avea Regular Baptist Summer Camp at Alliance Redwoods near Canny Meeker and Russian River from July 18 to 25. About 200 persons joined a report meeting last Sunday to review related tasks and scorers. The camp was described as the most successful in five years with Rev H A Farrar and Rev Fred A Brock coordinating, and plans set to return next year for another summer camp.
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Final Baptist Church
Hayward
Bay
Alliance Redwoods
Canny Meeker
Russian River
St Baptist
H. A. Farrar
Fred A. Brock
First Baptist
Petaluma
Alliance
Redwoods
Fall Hat Matching Trend Named as Blessing to Women
Fashion writers hail the fall hat matching trend as a blessing for women, urging a unified look with suits. It emphasizes coordinated color and silhouette, with options from tilted turbans to small caps, and stresses that hat choice should complement face, hair color, and the suit.
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Ambel
Foxy
Simak
Wakoa
Mrs Christensen Hosts Past Chief's Club Meeting
The Past Chiefs club of Campanions of the Forest of America Haywingt circle 1913 met at Bernicer Christensen's home at 24 Loranway for a luncheon and business gathering on Thursday July 28 at 1 p.m. Attendees included Mines Risie Valentine Albine Nitine Verna Walker Emily Breito Jiouise E Mae Macharly and the hostess. The next meeting is planned at the home of boat Dias an Russell way on August 2.
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Campanions of the Forest of America
Haywingt
Bernicer Christensen
Loranway
Mines
Risie Valentine
Albine Nitine
Verna Walker
Emily Breito
Jiouise E
Mae Macharly
Boat
Newcomers Entertain With Novel Party and Mars
Wisconsin newcomers hosted an informal home party with the theme Bad Taste. Attendees dropped social etiquette and enjoyed a menu including ham and coffee. Guests included several named local residents and couples, sharing a lighthearted, unconventional gathering.
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Mars
Martin Jattes
Merrill
Haywinit
Wisconsin
Osofsky
Anette W. Osofsky
N. Inssner
Hrs Nich
S. Martell
M. Rogozen
Wing Family Dinner Honors Octogenarian in Hayward
A neighborhood garden party honored B Wing of 41680 Osborn Avenue Hayward who turned 80 last Sunday. The event featured potluck dining as attendees contributed dishes forming the full meal. Wing, a 23-year Hayward resident, spent 29 years in life insurance and is a Mason and Alameda Elks member. Attendees included five daughters and multiple relatives from Santa Cruz Oakland and New York. a Hanson couple from San Francisco. Esther Krabach of Bair View Dane and Arch Breeze of Oakland also attended and planned a Chicago visit to see sisters before returning mid September.
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Wing
B. H. Wing
Osborn Avenue
Hayward
Alamedu Elks
Vegala
Secasign
M's
Sany Binsacea
Gn Dow
Santa Crux
Catherine W. Sayers
Quic
Jeanette Coleman
Burtor
Oakland
Hanley
Michael
Kimma Ruth Wing
New York
Giud
Mifford Hanson
Sys Francisco
Steven, Christopher
John Hanson
Max Guld
Wapward
Seventy Honor Miss Marciel at Bridal Shower
About 70 friends attended a bridal shower for Miss Verna Marciel at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Peters on Hathaway Avenue. The article notes a betrothal announced in Guido Casadel with a September Al Saints ceremony. Guests included relatives from Swinas and several Bay Area cities.
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Verna Marciel
Melvin Peters
Hathaway Avenue
Margie
Guido Casadel
al Saints Burely
Patrick J. O'Brian
Miss Marciel
Bellarmine Marcial
Sixth Street
Casadel
Mario Casadel
Barnlett Avenua
Lena Cosa
Joe
Swinas
Hanford
San Francisco
Conterville
Redworl City
San Lorenzo
Aled
San Leandra
BPW Benefit Whist Aids Local Charity
A benefit whist party hosted by the Hayward Business and Professional Women's club finance committee will be held at 595 Sixth Street this Friday evening. Mrs Edith Chitty chairs the event to raise funds for floral charities. committee members will assist with hosting, prizes, and refreshments.
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Hayward Business and Professional Women's Club
Ure
Edith Chitty
Sixth Street
Fo Yan
Jloral Charities
Chilly
Beginners Flower Arrangement Class Starts Friday
Mrs. Neville Massa who has run flower classes for the Garden See Gong of the First Home Department will begin a beginners class Friday at 9230 yuan at the Methodist church social hall. Advanced students meet at two p.m. on the same day. Some students plan to enter arrangements in shows where blue ribbons were won at the county fair. Students supply their own containers and soil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neville Massa
Fsrst
Methodist Church
Teasanton
Michael O'Brien Observes Fifth Natal Day
Michiel Henry O'Brien, son of Mrs. J D B O'Minon, celebrated his fifth birthday with a cake and cream pie. Attendees included Mavic Reed, Ginner Wasson, Dicki Wasson, Kathleen and Billy Hollnethe. The child was glad his father, badly burned in a recent fire, has recovered enough to join the celebration.
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Michiel Henry O'Brich
J. DB. O'Minon
Mavic Reed
Ginner Wasson
Dicki Wasson
Kathleen
Billy Hoinethe Micha
Na Dad
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Sasond Street
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