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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1951
Page
7
Sacramento fashion previews at the State Fair run Aug 30 to Sept 9 feature the Pageant of California Fashions. California apparel manufacturers mainly participate with about 1000 garments in competition. Designers interpret trends with paradoxical silhouettes, longer and shorter jackets, eased suit lines, and unpressed pleats across sportswear and dresses.
Birth notices from Hayward report numerous July births. Names include Pamsons, Alexander, Dowdy, Vasquez, Morthud, Zons, Sittrding, Ramos, Harris, Ledesmain, Mugg Belton, Richts, Flowers, Pimbleman, Maywvard, and others. Each item gives parents and Hayward addresses with birthdates mostly in 1951 and newborn weights.
Plump cooked prunes served ice cold with a spoon of creme de menthe over each portion delivers a refreshing quick summer dessert. For whipped cream fans watching calories try a spoonful of the rich sil over the prunes for extra flavor.
The Bin Lorenzo Village Fire Department held its fourth annual barbecue at Capt. Jack Klapperichs home in Vin Arruve San Lorenzo. Attending were Chief Thomas Ducey and many members and spouses, plus guests including Mrs. Emalie Thiele and Mrs. Francis Phillips. A pen set gift to Capt. Klapperich from the department honored his volunteer hours on the rescue track and Coast Guard duty. The evening included dancing after dinner.
Named off Sponsac list at 4 Friday morning session of the state conference of Moose women at Santa Cruz were Clara Moers, graduate regent, and Madeline Berler, junior regent, both of Hayward Chapter 934. Attending the coronation of the spouses queen were Grace Joseph, senior regent, Mrs. Hecker, Maudine Phillips, graduate regent, Adna Tousley, Echel Hendricks and Flora Murphy. They attended Saturday's Silver and Grand Ball along with Doris Herrick, junior regent, Dora Hanson and Toni Jones.
Four families formerly living in Castro Valley relocate to new residences in different states. The Chitenges Werys move to South Santa Maria Avenue in Mot Springs Arkansas. The W. L. Donsaldsons move from Claireford to Phoenix Arizona. The H. C. Scotts relocate from Heyer Avenue to Cornwall California. The G. Gentrys move from Helland Avenue to Hayward California.
Circles Adah B Pim Naomi Leonard Wyatt Grece Ewert Debergs and Prisella plan Thursday meetings at various homes and the church for desserts, luncheons, and fellowship. A note mentions new Hickory smoked flavoring for steaks hamburgers and barbecues as well as indoor use.
Forming a Hayward chapter of a national organization the Credit Women's Breakfast club will hold a preorganizational dinner tonight at 8 p.m. at the Green Shutter with 21 Hayward charter members. Robert B. Wallace, Rutailer's Credit Association manager, has guided the club's start. The Vallejo and Oakland chapters sponsor the Hayward group. Helen M. Hernardini of the Oakland chapter presides. The club seeks to promote understanding of credit problems in retail fields and invites women who handle credit in retail stores offices and associations to join, with Wallace Dorothy Runper Miss Vivian Moreloy and Maurice Castle among expected attendees. Future meetings are planned monthly or semi monthly for breakfast.
A dessert luncheon bridge gathering at Mrs Emmeistene Dus 1224 Dublin Boulevard drew Mmes Louise Grimshaw Alla Manter Laura Kinney Agnes Woods Lucile Chute Marie Jorgensen and Alice Bubies. Night scores led by Chute Sonter and Jorgensen. Birthday greetings extended to Chute and Due.
Catherine M. Nugent, teacher at Amilor Joint Union High School Pleasanton, is among 12 winners of the 1951 General Mills Stanford Nutrition Workshop scholarship. She will join campus sessions August 2 to 31 with nearly 100 teachers and school officials, under Dr. Oliver E. Byrd. The program develops educational materials and teaches intellectual education methods.
An effort to collect furniture clothing toys games jewelry magazines and more is underway for Tamarack’s rummage sale in September. Donors may contact Fran Kearney Joe Sally Ki Warren or F L Sparks in LA LU for pickup or drop off details.
About 250 attendees filled two meetings in two weeks to view the color and sound film How To Grow Better Begonias and Fuchsias. The Southern Alameda County branch of the American Begonia Society sponsors next weekend's flower show and plans a repeat screening at Veterans Memorial building. The film screens at 3 pm Saturday in the floral exposition lounge. The Begonia show and movie are free. The show opens after judging at noon Saturday with screenings through 10 pm Sunday, awards at 8 pm Sunday.
Mr and Mrs R B Smith of Northath street attended the Barstow California wedding of their daughter Miss Pauls Silver to George McAtwee. Marjevic 20 acted as junior bridesmaid. The couple will live in Hayward while the groom serves at Treasure Island.
The Garden Guild of Oakland held a samimmingge sale at Dania Hall from 9 am to 5 pm on Saturday. Chairmen Mrs. Robert Harrower and Mrs. Bells Morgiin report house hold goods toys and miscellaneous articles will also be offered for sale.
Elizabeth McDonnell of 7714 Lobert street will depart August 29 for Chicago then New York to sail aboard the Britannica September 6, joining son Langton in Liverpool. She has lived in Castro Valley with Langton. Norman resides in San Francisco. She comments on English food rationing, noting bacon allowances and one egg per person weekly, and jokes that the English come to Ireland for a meal.
Hollywood stylist Paul Henreid seeks two real college professors to star as a university president in his film For Man Only. Applicants aged 35 to 60, 5 foot 8 or taller, with good diction and no accent, must be non corpulent and available August 27 for a one week plus three week shoot. pay starts at 175 dollars weekly.
The Meltindist church in Castro Maley will hold its annual vacation Bible school from August 20 for two weeks with sessions daily from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Rev. B. Butler leads the program themed Christian Living in Home and Community. Registration is 6 cents for the full period. all area children may attend.
New arrival Thomas Michaer, son of Mr and Mrs A M Miller, weighs six pounds thirteen ounces at East Oakland hospital. He arrives with his elder brother John age five and sister Joan age two. The family resides at 165 Margate Drive.
New York cabman Qauben Hecht reveals how he became a writer after years of story-telling to passengers. He now sells and publishes pieces, often via letters that his wife encouraged, and salves to write with longhand before passing to a typist. Hecht notes his wife died last year and he continues driving part time, using mood records for inspiration.
The Chanticleers general director Robert Daehtler resigns to devote time to directing a forthcoming play The Mystery of the Whispering Bell. Dann Sayes elected general director. AAUW plans a tour of the U S Naval Hospital at Oak Knoll on August 15 with dinner, featuring Captain Gordon or Captain Movman as speaker, and reservations due by August 8.
A 1952 New York showcase defies the New Look with the anything goes trend. Designers present dresses with full and slim skirts, loose or tight sleeves, and high to plunging necklines. Durability sits in corsetry as girdles and strapless bras redefine foundations, with novelty pieces like rhinestone-strapped undergarments from Lady Marlene.
The American Legion Auxiliary will hold a rummage sale at the DES hall in Hayward Saturday. Donations may be called in to Mrs Elizabeth Monchan Mrs William Morgan or Mrs Sidney Newsome. Plants can be donated by contacting Mrs Newsome. The next meeting is set for August 16 at Veterans Memorial building with refreshments.
Mollywood gossip recalls Georgia Weese Clark the first woman U S treasurer candidate who can spot fake currency by handwriting and signature. fellow players in New York recall her banker's temperament, frugal upbringing, and the discipline she carried from drama school days into public life.
Voters Assembly of Grace Lutheran church hosts a program in the parish hall at 4 PM conducted by President Hanselman. A sacred music concert by the Tutheren chorus of Sheboygan will be held at Zion Linheran church tomorrow evening at 8 PM with organist Dr. Edward Rechlin. Ladies Aid meets Friday in the parish hall at 4 PM with Mrs. Gladys Poe presiding and Rev. Walter Luebkemann presenting a book review.
Valley BPW Wages Donor Campaign aims to recruit blond donors for the Red Cross Mobile Blood Hannahs with about 100 volunteers expected when the unit arrives August 22. Mrs Temple Pain Pretty notes the event and highlights a festive fruit salad theme as part of the campaign ambiance.
Petunias in color require no embroidery with pink mauve flowers and green leaves. Four 7 inch sprays in the pattern transfer permanently onto towels lingerie scarves dresses and more. Send 25 cents for pattern No 389 plus nondefing instructions and usage sketches to Carol Curtis Hayward House Box 229 Madison Square NY 10 NY with an extra cent per patter if ordering via first clasp mail.
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