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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1955
Page
5
By Mrs. Theodore S. Chapman in Washington, the article urges that U S women have a direct stake in improving roads. It cites 19.8 million women drivers, 130,000 school buses carrying 8 million children daily, and argues better roads save time, money, and lives amid rising accident tolls and high costs from poor infrastructure.
A lively local column notes Jerry Lundgren eagerly awaiting his drivers license test and his yellow d2 Lincoln convertible. It catalogs summer fun and social scenes at Hayward plunge pool, B Y Group at Kathy Accornero’s yard, and various parties, with many locals named and described enjoying swims and lazy days before school resumes. The piece also mentions Glynn Ivey’s Marine boot camp and a long list of party attendees at Fred Merceles’ gathering.
The Sewing Circle of Rebekahs announces a potluck picnic for Friendly members this Thursday. The event will be at Mrs. Lews Adams home at Lincoln and Union Irvington, with Mrs. Anna Edna leading the arrangements committee. An afternoon of cards follows the luncheon.
The senior group postpones tonight’s meeting at Fairmont Hospital to August 31. The event, usually held first Wednesday monthly, will include by law amendments vote and an educational talk for members.
Paris milliner Claude St Cyr describes Buckingham Palace etiquette prohibiting hats in private apartments. She outfits the Queen, Queen Mother, and Princess Margaret, noting the Queen’s decisiveness, punctuality, and preference for unique hats. The queen’s hats are reserved before royal events to avoid duplication.
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