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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1955
Page
4
A reader asks for a hair style for a round face with gray hair and the answer suggests flat hair over the ears with deep waves, light back hair from the front, a small flip, and a short top. The piece also includes exercise tips for arms and land swimming, plus an offer for a silhouette leaflet with pattern details.
Township Junior Women’s club meets at the home of Mrs. Frederick Ludden 335 5 Cerritos Centerville at 7 pm to plan activities. Officiating officers include Budden vice president McGinnis recording secretary Driggs treasurer Dasher corresponding secretary Ligon auditory Courson parliamentarian Chadbourne junior adviser Melvin ways and means Peters hospitality Swain membership and Drouin junior journal.
Irvington PTA assigns committee chairmanships ahead of activities resuming next month. Appointees include Aline Bass program, Ann Faria membership, Gus Robertson parent education, Ethel Merrill hospitality, Glenn Smith welfare, Elaine Bushnell and Robert Holt publicity, Earl MacIntosh ways and means, Andrew Costa magazines, Adeline Harvey budget and finance, Thomas Pereira Founders' Day, Chris Baker health, Irma Belding cafeteria.
Kenneth Teague and his bride are feted with multiple showers hosted by family and friends. The bride, a Niles High School graduate, will honeymoon before settling in Seattle, Washington. The groom, a Washington High School graduate and U.S. Army veteran, is stationed in Seattle.
The Ancient Order of Druids in Oakland announces the ninth anniversary dinner for Doralma Circle to be held at Bellions restaurant. Martha O'Hare chairs the event with charter members Ione Chapman Patricia Blakeslee and others named. Past archdruidesses and noble archests will be honored. Ruth Ely deputy grand archdruidess will attend.
Independent 4H members elected officers at Independent School Castro Valley naming La Vayne Buck president Ann Rick vice president Alice Jo Slokey secretary Veda Souza treasurer Beverly Goularte reporter Eerleen McCarty Debbie Bradley song readers Albert Rhodes Nancy Montero game leaders and Miss Strakey chosen as delegate with Miss Rie as alternate for the September Davis convention.
Lau West, president of the Bay Valley district of the California Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs, selects the conference theme Today’s Woman Puts Her Best Foot Forward for the BPW fall district conference. The event will be September 17 and 18 at Hotel Alameda, co hosted by Alameda and Washington Township BPW clubs. A Friday meeting at Ruden’s restaurant in Pittsburg at 7 p.m. will invite district officers and committee chairs to attend and participate in planning.
Purely personal items report Kathleen Wilson daughter of Hayward mayor left Sunday by plane to visit relatives in Chicago Clindis and Clarence Iowa She completed her third summer of classes at Mills and will enroll as a freshman at Hayward High School in September Mr and Mrs F C Brackett on vacation motor trip to the coast Returning via sirlanes Saturday from Norway were Mr and Mrs Edward C Moe of Oakland Their sons Herbert F Moe and Norval Moe attended Also Analda Caynar Mary Lou Dahl Mrs Barbera and sons Robert and William visiting Best sisters
A collage of family and friend updates from Castro Valley and nearby areas. Mentions Eleanor M Palti Oliveira and Mia Alderson, the Dunbar brothers Philp Herbert and Lewis in Hayward and San Lorenzo, Miss Lonni Gilligan, Christie Jensen of Stockton, the Jensen ranch on 1826 Jensen road, a gala birthday for Tom Lydiksen with George Gates and others, Mr and Mrs Oehler and Mrs Da Miiv, Andy Oliver Jr family weekend in Santa Cruz, Walter Young at Old Dublin Road, Monte Moore family vacating Trinity Alps, Lion Ray Barbe visiting La Jolla and San Diego.
Melvin Cheney will leave his sixth grade post in Castro Valley to join Mt. Eden district this fall while pursuing administrator credits at San Francisco State College. The Chénes family, longtime Castro Valley residents, also includes children Martha and Wayne. The piece notes vacations of Mary Lusty and family, and mentions the Shaffer and True families, all connected to local teaching careers and community involvement.
Dolores Lemos announced plans for a September 21 fashion show at Newark Fevision with tickets to go on sale next week. Fashions will be from Fukas and Kiddie Karousel, both from San Leandro, with Patricia Santos presiding at the meeting in Bea Chilcote's absence.
Hayward Zonta club met with 14 members at Mrs Catherine Varrasso home 438 Mayfield Centerville to discuss service projects and an October Bay Area Zonta meeting at the Bellevue Hotel San Francisco. The international Zonta president will attend. Next gathering August 22 will be a social event announced by president Mrs Jacqueline Dames.
Castro Valley circle 182 of the Ancient Order of Druids will meet at Cannery Union hall Hayward to draft final picnic plans. Chairladies and chairmen meet August 1 at Mrs Veronica Brajkovich seven hills road Hayward. Live Oak Grove of Oakland to join for Aug 21 picnic.
St. Gerard Women’s Club held its meeting presided by Mrs. John Roberts with Mrs. Daeg absent. The group elected officers and approved plans for a Spoon Dinner to be hosted at St. John’s parish, following a successful church cake sale on July 24 and a related families’ event.
Woolen items should be stored clean and dry to prevent moth damage. Seal clean garments in airtight chests or bags, scatter moth crystals, and seal with gummed tape. A five percent DDT spray on closet walls and floors kills adult moths and larvae for months when the closet is kept closed.
In pattern No 473 from The Daily Review and Needlework Guide, a washable bedspread cotton crochet bag uses one skein. Decor features bright wooden beads and polka dotted lining, with a stunning blue top accented by red beads. Instructions are in pattern form and mailed with name and address details for ordering.
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