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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1951
Page
9
A fragmented discussion on modern psychology and parenting argues experts push self expression as a guideline while many parents rely on common sense to guide child rearing. It contrasts clinical theories with practical instincts about responding to a child's needs and behavior.
A fragmented ad from THE HAYWARD REVIEW offers ready to fill sewing patterns and sizes from 12 to 46. It promotes a Winter Fashion Book with practical patterns, home sewing tips, and mentions extra fees for special patterns. It targets college girls and the general public with colorful fashion guidance.
Model Una describes wardrobe basics as she recalls a fashion shoot in New York. Graie notes the trend of polished looks using accessories to elevate simple outfits while Lilly shares a secret to making garments look richer. Crain Trols cites extensive study for a leading role in Jarmings and Centney-Fox's The Marriage Broker.
A speaker outlines a basic wardrobe foundation with an all around suit a simple black dress a sweater and blouse combination and a few cotton dresses. She adds a clever girl can expand her wardrobe with an imaginative dress and unlimited mix.
The father of Clute Young, 21, denounces her intended marriage to a former priest in Milan excommunication threats. He asserts confusion and grief as his daughter reportedly plans a civil ceremony, while her mother seeks to intervene from Italy.
Los Angeles councilman Dell Lyman faces a sensational claim as FBI reports tie his Las Vegas bride Ermerick to an embezzlement scheme at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. The alleged theft could exceed 50000, with further questions about a $37000 transfer near Dayton. Lyman, disillusioned by the turn, discusses legal counsel as investigators probe.
The Daily Review reports City Editor Mrs Leoha Ward will chair a state Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs meeting in Ta hou Waver on August 25. A new committee will present recommendations on promoting women for public office. Featured speaker Miss Geraldine Hadsell of Los Angeles will discuss Eloeling in Public Office.
Mrs Donald Williams was honored with a surprise dessert-lineceer baby shower at the home of Mary George Sloat 1000 Carmelita drive Wednesday. Co-hostess Wins Tavare and local guests helped with decorations pink and blue linens and a Welcome Baby Jiminy cake. The event celebrated the birth of a son for the Williams with many gifts and well wishes.
Area residents honor Mrs Graham at her birthday party hosted by her parents on Redwend Road Castry Valley. Attendees include relatives Dan and Esther Graban and others from City, Wilbur family, and neighbors. Gifts, dinner, and greetings marked the family celebration as news notes in local society.
Friends recall Mrs Anderson now living in Pacific Grove with four children Mik Ar Hite and a large circle of friends. The note lists many neighbors and relatives including Meta Schrueder and others, while her husband serves on a city tour, and Mrs Anderson plans to stay in Pacific Grove for the duration.
Children enjoy homegrown apricot flavored ice sticks made by freezing a can into cubes and inserting wooden spoons. A new smoked shrimp pâté offers a novel spread for crackers or crackers’ fillings.
A fragmentary 1940s style text blends family anecdotes with wartime memories and a recipe for croquette patties and a custard pie. It lists Mrs Daub Jhapn and family members Carolyn Jimmy and Jerry, mentions wartime service, and includes several kitchen instructions and measurements amid garbled phrasing and OCR errors.
The Seventh Day Adventist congregation at Blossom Way and Mont Pomiry held its first services in a new church building at 2868 Bridge Street after about a year of work. Rev Owen Cuiptun of General First Baptist preached. William Bast and several volunteers helped in the project. The 150 member group plans future additions and broader community work.
Portland residents visit relatives in California and Oregon. Frank Bighey of Portland and Mrs. M. Moore host gatherings at Gilbert Street and 1413 Gilbert Street. A baby boy named Frankie Lee Bighey born August 2 at San Dose hospital. grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Lee Pool. Other families mentioned include the Hich and Cauble households, Mrs. Gene Vietta in Castro Valley, and Mr. and Mrs. Emer Huish in Williame Street.
Valley residents attend a dinner honoring Secretary Oscar Chipman at a Caslen Village event. Attendees include Mrs. Eualia Anderson and Catudia Zumivall, with planners from California state events. The evening showcases the Centuil Villey Project pumping plan and features a large Silver Ty dish with fruits and cream cheese stuffed pastries.
The Pomo council held a Thursday evening session at Milmequa village with President Dorothy Jackson overseeing. New officers Ellen Laurence and Ruth Aiantte administered oaths for six members including Sadie Mapes Bona Moy Pearl Simpson and Crave Mueller. Delegates discussed Powhatan games and a visit ransom incident, while Stephen Apakasy’s grandson Arielt will attend Techhead training and a dinner. The next meeting is scheduled for August 24 at Bacramonty with plans for Powhatan entertainments and local notices.
A birthday gathering for Mrs. Kny der drew guests including Ben Fowler Ray Wilbur Chourze Smyder Tear McKinsey and Belitty Wilke from nearby families at 21200 Meekland Ave Mile Pal Shyder. The party featured a elaborate shower cake and refreshments as friends celebrated.
Over 80 people gathered Friday evening for the Free Methodists group supper and sail program at the church hall. Hev. and Mrs. Raymond Wells organized activities and led the event attended by members and guests.
Otton Cloth Toys offers patterns for ten inch Cat Dug Hlephank Devre figures and five inch pocket designs for accessories plus eight tea towel pattern designs. Includes sewing instructions and charts for makers, pattern No. 166 Halters, with order details to CANOL CURTIS at The Hayward Review, Box 230 Madison Square Station New York.
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