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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1950
Page
10
The diary recounts travels from Durban through Zululand with visits to Kranskepy and Tugela Gorge. It describes gardens of trumpet vines and bougainvillea, rustic hotels, and friendly hosts. The writer notes native schools, teachers, and Scouts, plus Zulu beadwork bought from a collector.
Dr Krag of Hayward accompanied by Jay Pifreys and Bruce Melvin returned Saturday from a three week journey through the Eastern states. They began in Boston visiting Beacon Hill and graveyards, then Salem and Gloucester where they ate lobster and watched a Cleveland versus Boston game. The trip continued to New York City with Kiwanis meeting, seen landmarks on the Hudson, Liberty, Radio City, and the Empire State Building, then crossed to Pittsburgh and Indianapolis with visits to Illinois, Missouri, Kansas City, Colorado Springs and Mesa Verde, finishing with an overnight Grand Canyon mule trip.
Maynard 20 30 club members join with Evermore and Pleasahtion groups at Golden Hale creamery Livermore for an evening program. Albert Finkle 49er football ace spoke on famous football personnel and showed 1949 season game films. Livermore, Hayward, San Carlos and Kotany clubs attended as guests. next meeting set for Thursday evening.
The In-Ales auxiliary of the Ashland free department wigs held a July 31 meeting at the fire house. They planned a theatre party with a Chinese dinner at Al's Brattvall for August. Mrs. Gen a Buughs was accepted as a designate. After the meeting, members joined their husbands for a pumpkin pie supper. Present were Mes qaries Avota Smith, Dino Batpil ano, Georgie Douglas, Drlevas Dagman, Virginia Leger, Delores Lewry, Mary Deboaura and Linde Olivera.
Mr and Mrs Nelson and their daughter Barbara 15 and two of her friends visited Lake Tahoe area. They stayed near Hayward and San Lorenzo Village and visited Camp Richards and various scenic spots. A one day trip to Yosemite was part of their travels.
Mys Addie Smith hosted a San Lorenzo Village P-TA planning meeting at her home to shape 1950 1961 sessions. The group considered panel discussions with children and adults, with Dorothy Gansberger school principal, Mrs Larry B Buosh, and president Mrs Kay Day attending.
Enrollees include Harriet Middleton Geriarde Galbraith Angela Thorpe from local Milly College. Middleton attends Creative Art workshops Galbraith in kindergarten class Thorpe studies with pianist Alexander Libermant. Castro Valley residents Lille McCarthy Stanley Martin and John Hutto spend the summer on the Oakland campus.
Southern Alameda county hosts a two day floral exhibition at the Veterans Memorial building August 5 and 6. Doors open noon Saturday and 10 am Sunday with shows by Begonia Society members, garden clubs, nurseries, and professional growers. An easel display from Hayward Art Association features notable plant portraits. Judging begins at 10 am Saturday with DeBernardi Trophy and ribbons awarded for top arrangements. Final entries accepted tonight at 9 pm and tomorrow at 10 am.
Mrs. Fred Hy V eal president of the Women’s Association of the San Lorenzo Community church hosted a meeting at her Via Mirabel home last week to discuss 1960 1952 activities and the forthcoming bazaar carnival. The bazaar and carnival planned for Saturday September 38 aimed to match or surpass past successes with members present including Mrs Veo Melvin Janelli C J Close Robert Edwards Warren Perkins Henry Eastwood Kenneth Dudty Chester Wilkinson Hubert Van Franje Frank Tursle and William Henderson.
Village P TA announces membership drive for San Lorenzo Village P TA, slogan More Members More Lot More Fun. Campaign runs Sept 11 to 22, directed by Betty Ripple with a show Memories of Days Gone By featuring parents principals and teachers.
Barbers in Tazewell County Virginia celebrate 150 years of local history with a ceremonial marking. For weeks ahead, male residents were charged one dollar if caught clean shaven, prompting many to forego shaving.
Members of Ashland Presbyterian church plan Bible school from August 7 to 18 for Parish children with new instructors. Luncheon plans for Autumn Junellion on September 21 are led by Mrs. Jack Richards, with a picnic on August 24. The Mary Martha circle met at Mrs. H J Hamilton’s home, church trustees meet Monday evenings, and Rev G H Kirkwood will preach this Sunday with JF Silsley guiding services until a permanent pastor is chosen. Choir members visited Woodminster for a concert, and on July 26 about 76 church members surprised Rev and Mrs HM S family on Santa Fe Street with a tablecloth gift.
An early 20th century fashion notice promotes a simple basque jumper pattern No 2009 with blouse, aimed at college and young war girls. It lists sizes 10 32 14 16 14 20, plus price 20 cents for the pattern and 26 cents for special orders, with the Fall Winter Fashion Book offering over 125 designs and school clothes. The ad directs patterns by mail from The Hayward Review in San Francisco California.
Mills College hosts a summer pottery sale featuring hundreds of hand thrown pieces priced from five dollars. The sale runs next Saturday August 5 at 10 a.m. in the metal shop of the campus Art building. F Cain Bell, associate professor of art and director of Mills Ceramic Studios, says a variety of stoneware fine earthenware porcelain and salt glazed pieces will be offered in sizes from one inch to 24 inches.
Hayward Community Theater invited to join a series of amateur theater sponsored by the Sony Press Club. Bay area theaters will send productions for San Francisco's program. Wayward Community Theater will present Medea directed by George Z. Wilson. no date announced.
A long distance race in Fittlfield, Massachusetts saw Buddy Tetreault surge ahead by miles before a dog latched onto his seat, dragging him back and costing him the lead. He still finished eighth after the canine interruption.
A wedding announcement records Miss Lorna McLellan and Ronald Marciel set to marry in Memorial Chapel of the Congregational church in Hayward on Saturday August. The bride is daughter of Mrs. Gordon McLellan of 10729 El Baleon avenue and groom is son of Mrs. Louise Jehul of 16709 Jl Baleon. Assembly featured pink and white gladioli decorations and a pink frosted cake. Present at the celebration were numerous relatives and friends including Elisa Ferro, Gordon McLellan, Virgil Small, James Poletto, Elsie Higgins, Fred Angelo and many others.
The governor's executive council has the only tiled shower bath in the Massachusetts state houses and the fanciest furniture. Newly installed items cost about $600, featuring beige, forest green and maroon club chairs a divan and a love seat.
Be careful. Protect your valuable papers jewelry securities etc in a Safe Deposit box in Angle California National Banks new vault on low street level. Rent a box now while they last for as little as 1 0 a day including tax.
Dr M Henningsen spoke to the International Conference of Dentists in Paris before a several hundred dentists, delivering in English with French translations planned for distribution. He joined the table clinic at the Dental School of Paris, while wives toured fashion houses and sights. He and Mrs Henningsen, with two sons, planned subsequent travels through Rome, London, and New York after the meeting.
Mrs R C Kennedy and daughter Clara May of 210 Castro Street and Miss Sarah Parker a Burbank schoolteacher returned Sunday evening from a weeklong trip to Mt Lassen They spent five days near Hat Creek then visited the Placerville ranch of Mr and Mrs Guy Cauble formerly of Hayward and traveled home via Lake Tahoe
Miss Norma Haines and daughter of Fred Veal returned yesterday from a week long stay near Luke. They were employed near the State Line by Jose Slite College.
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