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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1952
Page
8
Anita Colby explains a private at home method for facial transformation through foundation selection and contouring. The piece covers skin texture, color matching, types of foundation, and step by step application to create a perceived smoother, more youthful face, plus at home body toning and leg treatments.
Ornate heart border transfers for embroidery on aprons towels and curtains. Rose and blue bindings with delicate cloths suit items from pinafores to vanity cloths. Order via Carol Curt i & Hayward Review San Francisco California including name address and a separate sewing option.
Hayward Rebekah Lodge members plan a district school building fund project at IOOF temple on Sept 4. Mrs Ethel Garner will not instruct. committee leaders include Mrs Frances Michael for entertainment and refreshments. bake sales by Washington Community Presbyterian Church aim to raise funds for an edifice. initial bake day raised 34.02 with sales of pips cakes and doughnuts.
Chatry Valley Swingers announce a 1A square dame jamboree at San Lovena high school Saturday evening from p.m. to midnight with leading Bay Area callers. Mick Vardovsky chairs the event and promises fun and refreshments. The July party at Caste Valley Community Center featured the Country Cousins with Dob Page calling and Hillcrest square dance group from Berkley as guests. Refreshment committee members included Mrs Veema Lynch, chair, with Mes. Connie Pernandez and Mrs Adriane Lopez, Mrs Jerry Lopez, and Mrs Francie Ramos assisting.
Robert Adrian and Dave Purcell placed first in the Hayward Area Bridge Club tournament held last week at the Hayward Airport Recreation Center. Other high finishers were Mr and Mrs Forrest Cole second, Mr and Mrs Ren Obbs third, Mr and Mrs W A Ers fourth.
A ceremony at Our Lady of Grace Church joins Mary Ann Silva and Harry Francis in a rite before an altar of white flowers. The bride wears an all white organdy gown with an embroidered yoke, attends with bridesmaids Christine Arwil Distatt Dick and Barbara Silva, and is escorted by her father Richard Silva amid a reverent, traditional setting.
A long community notes item details visits by Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Kirk to California, Idaho and Mexico, with stopovers in Hayward and San Lorenzo. It lists relatives and friends visiting, including Mr. and Mrs. Guy Reacher, Mae Culver Reach, and Ev an Cole among others, plus references to parlor presidents and a wedding ceremony in Hayward. It mentions Miss Erwin and Miss Puckland high school trends, and confirms a wedding between Francis and his partner with reception details and showers.
The Ladies Affiliate of United Commercial Travelers invites members to a Thursday evening gathering at 7 pm hosted by Mrs. Jean Sulnaeder on Fulton Street in Oakland. The event aims to discuss group activities and community sewing projects.
Neighbors of Woodevall entertained the East Bay Assembly at the IDES hall Friday evening with dancing and refreshments. Visitors joined the masquerade party and prizes were awarded for best masquerade. Iva Medix presided at the meeting. The Assembly plans its annual picnic at Temescal in September.
The Chit Chat bridge club met last Thursday evening at Mrs. Mary Wilsaty’s home 14157 Carolyn. Ruth Prtracek tied as winer for the eve mink. Member Mary Johnson sent a box of chocolates and announced the birth of her son Walter Randot Jr at Fast Oakland hospital on July 14.
Richart Shedler joins Calvary Lutheran Day School as a new faculty member arriving from Wisconsin this week to begin duties this fall. He visits at the home of Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Thiele. Shedler is a graduate of Concordia Teachers College in River Forest Illinois.
Castro Valley charity auction led by Dw. Gertrude Hahn sold a waxed sledal and decorated hunch boxes to bidders. Public event at Gardens starts at noon with dancing by Ed Tate's Western Band and aims to raise funds for local BOW projects. Ladies admitted with a wrapped Junehlorswa gift.
Daughters of Utah Pioneers with Mrs. Melba Day hosted a handkerchief shower for Mrs. Elsie Willis who announced her engagement to Ed James of Oakland and plans marriage soon. A separate shower at 108 Paradise Eagle Castle Valley yielded prizes for several attendees.
A one year old Susan planned a surprise party for Mr. and Mrs. Taymond Bronson at their home on 7846rd Avenue to honor their 26th wedding anniversary. Guests enjoyed television and refreshments while a large white cake with roses and silver leaves carried a personal inscription.
A $25 savings bond will be awarded as a prize at a public whist party hosted by the Starlight Club of Casio Valley. The event, organized by the Order of Hastern Ster, is on August 16 at 7 p.m. at the Caster Valley Community Center 6384 Walnut Road. Refreshments will be served.
Orchard Park residents, led by Miles, organized a parent nursery education program at a meeting held Thursday afternoon. John Peipes led the mission with Gould, superintendent of Washington Winnin high school district, noting plans to serve ages 2 to kindergarten. A roofed nursery will be in the high school gym, with supervised play near the tennis courts, five days a week, 8 am to 12 pm. Mothers will assist with children, program self sustaining with a small monthly fee for juice and incidental costs. Applications available at the high school office. information via Centerville 28302. Thursday’s meeting followed Mrs. Pyters request to create such a program for the community.
Ad text advertises pattern numbers 2271 in sizes 2 to 10 with pattern department address at Hayward Review 662 Mission Street San Francisco Calif. Promotes Fall Winter Fashion Book with over one hundred designs for all ages and figures and urges early order for 26 cents plus postage two patterns available immediately.
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