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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1949
Page
9
Just out the Fall Winter Fashion Book with patterns for teen age dresses and shirtwaist styles. Includes bodice belt options and circular skirt fullness, plus practical easy to sew designs. Address Hayward Review 552 Mission Street San Francisco California to order.
The Salvation Army Bible school opens Monday August 15 from 9 a.m. to August 26 at Will' tonthine under Lt Lorraing Wilson director. Two teachers per department will lead crafts Bible study and work with refreshments. Transportation available by advance request.
The Past Pocahontas club schedules a meeting at Mrs Margaret Parr's home on August 11. The sewing meeting is postponed to September 20 at Mrs Lucy Cottavini's home. A delegation from Poma council heads to the state Past Pocahontas convention in Sacramento next Sunday. The Past Pocahontas chapter plans its next regular meeting for August 18 at IDES Hall.
Alameda County 4-H Council votes to hold an exhibit and provide programs during the Weather Farm Time and Industry show. Council members include William Jackie Casterson Pleasanton Mrs Tescharn Hayward Mrs Bil Garcia Dublin and others. Nomination committee for next year named with Harry Bolton Virginia Kinseen Mara Jase tevson Miss Gladys Boone.
Local Native Daughters group plans a fall fashion show at the Labor temple on August 23 to benefit community projects. The event features fall fashions from Fortmatic and Apparel shop and children’s outfits from Pot-to-Teens in Ville.
At a meeting of St Valeniir Institute II YLI in Castro Valley Our Lady of Chace chiveh parish hall Miss Mary McCarthy of San Pranvi treasurer of the grand council of YL was welcomed as the new institute deputy Initial ceremonys were held for Mrs Hennive Madeley and Mrs Eletner Manson Corsages were given to new members The unit will hold a cake sale after Mass on Sunday Aug 4 with Miss Theresa Schloss in charge Other members include Mrs Virginia Lee Mrs Vail Mills and Mrs Kay Songey Vacancies from the resignations of secretary and vice president will be filled at the next meeting Aug 2 Mrs Viola McDonnell Mrs Viola Wanick Mrs Heanor Hanson Mrs Harriet Jacobs volunteered to represent the club at Castro Valley Well Baby clinic and was named to the publicity committee The grand president and Mrs Wornick received new assignments Refreshments followed the meeting.
The Lions Club hosts a carnival on the Lions property and Rutledge road from Aug 26 to Sept 5 with Mrs Nina Sims chairing the carnival hoosegow. The group will also collect toys for the Well Baby Clinic, aided by Mae Plemmons who donated a chest for storage. Publicity chair G B Ness urges Valley residents to donate washable toys via box at Martha Daugherty’s jewelry store on Casro Valley boulevard.
Fashion writer notes Hattie Carnegie shifts toward casual American style this fall. She highlights a necessity coat with quarter length, a kneel-length tailored dress, and pockets as signature touches. Also features casual aprons and separate idea dresses with round skirts and sweater tops in rich fabrics.
Borlivulturist Arthur Naviet presents the weeky segment on the sham t ack and its supposed role as the stem of Ireland scheduled for Sunday August 4th at 10. The program titled Gaviota Gardener promises cultural notes and regional lore.
Attendance at Sammoer Bible School at First Baptist Church 670 Subset Boulevard rose to 215 with 156 pupils bringing Bibles. Director Pastor Sterbert A Farrar reports 49 more than Monday and 267 on Monday and 215 by Wednesday. Classes run 8 55 a.m. to 9 30 a.m. Closing day August 10 features student work.
The Worker's Soriety of the First Presbyterian church of Tay Ward will meet Tuesday. The quiet hour will be at pm. The business meeting convenes at 2 pan, with Mrs. G. F. Blacker presiding. Impressions of Synod and Synodical will be given by Mrs. Paul B. Rhodes and Mrs. Esler D. Rapp, concerning the conference held recently at Luke Tahoe. A group of college girls will present the devotional program The Fragrance of the Knowledge of Christ. Jaycee Meyers is in charge of arrangements for the program. Assisting her are Joan Sheels, Evelyn Rose, Ruth Stafford, Ellen Hewitt, and Nancy Mackay. Arrangements for the social hour following the program will be made by Mrs. Peter Hewitt and Mizpah circle members. Circle leaders have been requested to notify members.
Betsy Ross Parlor 238 in Center ville held a formal installation with Deputy Grand President Mrs. Ruth Stiener presiding. Officers were installed led by president Mrs. Betty Andrade for the fiscal term, with Hayward parlor members including Mrs. Minnie Silva and others in attendance.
A fifth birthday celebration for Gilbert Myra Anthony was hosted by his mother Mrs IL Anthony at 72 Cherryway Bay ward. The party featured rainbow decorations, a clown centerpiece, red balloon favors, penny tokens, and a red bubble gun bank as the main attraction. Family members and relatives attended or sent gifts, including the honoree’s grandmother and aunties from Oakinnely.
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