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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1954
Page
4
A columnist argues that recent child care shifts toward permissive, sensitive parenting reflect a stream of modern psychology. While praising gentler methods, the piece notes potential excesses and urges balance, predicting a calmer, cooperative family dynamic and more parental rights. The author cites Dr Spock and observes personal shifts in nightly routines.
The Daily Review lists pattern No. 2636 in sizes 10 through 20 with 44% yard usage for size 16 necklines. Send 35 cents to Pattern Bureau at 652 Mission Street San Francisco for the pattern and delivery takes about two weeks. The Spring-Summer Fashion Book is now available featuring many vacation favorite designs in color for all ages and sizes at 25 cents.
Bobbyetta Porter a 29 year old five foot three blonde raises a 300 pound nine foot red beize lion named Tex in a pine paneled cage built in her living room. The Porters board three circus lions at home after adopting puppies and kittens. Tex is trained to respond to voice commands and is described as a pet like a child or an old lady by Mrs Pearl Porter.
Anita Loos, author of Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, approves Dior’s revival of 1920s flat chested silhouettes as a way to make women look and feel younger. She says the schoolgirl vibe and lack of waist cinching are comfortable and flattering, noting that fashion may suit different figures like Jane Russell. Loos plans to view Dior dresses in Paris, and would buy if they fit.
The East Bay area will host the 81st annual Grand Chapter session of the Order of the Eastern Star California from Oct 17 to 22 at the Civic Auditorium Oakland. About 15 000 members dignitaries and friends are expected. Mrs. Bernice Jan Basich Pasadena will preside with Robert J. McMullen Santa Rosa as grand patron. Plans are led by Warter G. Brown San Leandro and James B. Craven housing chairman East Bay Matrons and Patrons. Leaders will visit the Masonic home at 440 acres Aug 21. 314 elderly Masonic affiliates reside there.
The Women of the Moose Hayward chapter 944 will host an official visitor this evening, Mrs Beckie Lesstey deputy grand regent of Richmond. Chairmen escorts and officers wear farmers for the occasion. Mrs Toni Jones Moosehear committee chair in charge of refreshments and entertainment. Initiation also planned. The Friendship circle will meet at Mrs Flora Murphy's home on Aug 17.
Miss Sally Akers daughter of Mr and Mrs L Gilpert Akers 7411 Baddin road Cestro Valley will be aboard the Lusline Aug 13 bound for Honolulu. She will teach in the Islands for the next year after graduating from the University of California this June and teaching at Sunrise school this summer.
The newly formed Pet Haven group met Friday evening at Mrs. Leonor Suter's home to plan a membership drive. The non profit group works to care for husky and abandoned dogs and cats. Those interested may call Mrs. Suter at Lucerne 1-2686.
A Wisconsin University professor, Mrs. Gasiorowski, operates a one woman intelligence unit within Anerien, reporting on Soviet life from home consumption magazines. She interprets Russian fashion, language, and daily life, broadcast weekly on the state radio network, linking diet, dress, and shopping to broader society observations.
University of Illinois researchers report enamel pans in a 14 year study may resist chipping after moderate bumps. More than 5000 enamel pans have been tested in a program funded by the Enamelled Utensil Manufacturers council.
Mr and Mrs William Robert Worrison marked their 40th wedding anniversary on a Sunday celebration at their Grace street Hayward home. Married Aug 2 1904 Morrison once worked on the Powell street cablecar line in San Francisco during the quake era. The couple later moved to airland then Hayward where they have resided 33 years. Relatives joined at Mrs Lawrence Croziers Sheffield Village home for a garden buffet with begonias and a five tier wedding cake. They have two other children William Robert Jr and Richard Lewis and one grandchild Patricia Susan.
A series of notes highlights new residents moving into Castro Valley area towns Hayward and San Lorenzo. Families from El Cerrito San Lorenzo Oakland Alameda Castro Valley Newark and Redwood City arrive at local streets with meetings of newcomers. A birth is announced Karen Ann to Ralph and Karen Thompson, and Steven Jeffery to George and Mrs Sloat. Kim Lee is the first child for Mr. and Mrs. Parker. A residence change notes L E Judd moving next door after nine years in Hayward.
Dr Judson T Langis of the University of California Berkeley argues that few rental mistakes with a child do not permanently warp personality. He says children are tough and can outgrow parental missteps with help. Personality patterns form early but can be changed through guidance. He adds schools and society share responsibility if they fail to support a child’s mental health growth.
Airman First Class Rodney Eugene Hall and Mrs. Mavourneen Hall wed at Faith Lutheran church. Bride, daughter of Glenn W. Meier, wore lace bodice and net skirt with coronet of orange blossoms. Ceremony attended by Richard Boyd and local ushers. Reception for over 100 followed. The couple will reside near Parks Air Force base while Hall is stationed there.
Castro Valley Mathers chamber of Job's Daughters has postponed a party that was set for Friday. A late September date is now being planned for the event.
Four inch snowflake transfers to be embroidered in white or silver on organdy place mats and other items. Send 25 cents for Pattern No. 579 with name, address to Carol Curtis at The Needlework Guide. Includes 150 designs for knitting crochet embroidery and more.
A Miss Vanderbilt comic or ad quips praises Blue Bonnet Margarine for its smooth spreadability and fresh taste. The character touts its vitamins A and D and calls it flavorful, nutritious, and economical for party sandwiches and snacks.
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