Wedding Rings Tell Musical Interests of Affianced Duo
Dorothy Pearae and BM Hubbard plan a church wedding at Exlow Congregational. They designed unique bands with musical notes and tiny diamonds. Miss Pearae leads Jab's Daughters choir. three musical groups contribute to the ceremony with organ accompaniment by Minister's wife, Mrs Norberg.
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Dorothy Pearea
BM Hubbard
Perple
Miss Pearce
Oridegroom
Onte
Ehaly
la Golondrina Choral
Jub's Daughters
Jab's Daughters
iBeth E
Hayward
Hichard Norberg
Visitors Spark Summer Socials For William Spains Family
Three visitors from Idaho arrived at the Rolando avenue home of Mr. and Mrs. William Spain for a summer stay that sparked a series of social visits. They attended a graduation, toured Idaho and Washington, then joined the family on a trip to Seattle and Canada. Missing Texas moves loom as Spain plans to join a cooking ware firm as an executive.
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William Spains
Idaho
William Spain
Rolando Avenue
Dmily
Texas
Avcoisly
Spain
Charles. Proell
Atau Ber Connie
Coeur d’Aleny
Aldo
Carak Schmarky
Wallace
iPtein Richard
Univer California
Bruce
Lane
Daughtly Deloyes
Iduta
Seattle
Vie
Hayward
Eden Business and Professional Women Club Meeting Set
The Eden Business and Professional Women's club selects a site at the home of Mya Williams for its next meeting. Mrs Irene Bomaregard will speak on Finance at the organization’s social dinner meeting at 7:45 pm on August 26 in Plansville Plaza, San Lorenzo.
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Mya
Willams
Eden Business and Professional Women’s Club
At & Pam
Irene Bomaregard
Pland
San Lovenzo
Vic Hales and Daughters Take Carmel Vacation
Mr and Mrs Vic Hale and their two daughters Mary Lou and Vicki of 438 McKeever avenue depart today for a four day trip to Carmel. Miss May Low Hate, spring graduate of Millacoledge is to leave next month for Bryn Mawr College Penn for post graduate Spanish literature study. Miss Hale a Hayward Union high school graduate will live in the graduate center near the college.
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Vic Hale
Mary Lou
Vicki
McKeever Avenue
Carmel
May Low Hate
Milla Colege
Bryn Mawr College
Penn
Hayward Union High School
Miss Hale
Heymak ers To Be Guests At Folk Dancers Party
Heymakers will be special guests at a San Leandro Circle Up Folk Dancer club party tomorrow night. The program begins at 8 PM at San Leandro Junior High on Bancroft Avenue. All area folk dancers are welcome. the event is a regular second Saturday gathering with guest curlers, exhibition numbers, and refreshments.
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San Leandro
Mills College Opens Doors To End Children's Theater Workshop
Mills College hosts an open house to conclude a six week summer session in children's theatre from August 1 to 17. The event features a four day demonstration program in creative dramatics with morning workshop sessions in Olney Hall open to the public from 8 30 to 11 00 am.
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Mills College
L. Louise Stephens
Plan Trip Tonight to Half Moon Bay by Hayward Church Group
A Young People organized excursion from Hayward Baptist Church to Half Moon Bay tonight. The group will assemble at 670 Sunset Boulevard at 6 pm and depart from the church, led by Rev. H. A. Farrar, pastor.
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Half Moon Bay
Half Moon Hay
Young People's Serqups
Fira
Baptist Church of
Hayward
Sunset Boulevard
Dhe Rey
H. A. Farrar
Paylor
Lindsay to Start Vice Principal Duties at Hay ward High
The Lindsay family will begin residence in a cottage at Hox street and Foothill boulevard as Lindsay commences duties as vice-principal of Hay ward union high school. The bride, daughter of Dr and Mrs Frank lin H Locke of Belgrave place Oakland, runs her own orthodonic office in Oaksend.
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Lindsay
Hayward Union High School
Lindsays
Hox Street
Foothill Boulevard
Franklin H. Locke
Belgrave ‘Place
Oakland
Oaksend
Colbourn Studio
Pianist to present informal musicale at San Lorenzo home
Pianist and pupil of Kegan Petri will give the second informal piano recital at 16911 Via del Sol San Lorenzo next Thursday evening August 17. The event at Aeolels church aims to host about 35 youths for games and fellowship with ham burger roasting on the beach to close the evening.
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John Moriarty
Kegan Petri
Via del Sol
San Lorenzo
Aeolels
Matei Cea
Teenagers Dance Tonight at SL Community Church
The Teenage group of San Lo renzo Community church hosts a dance tonight at the church. General chairman Miss Carel Conney, with co chairmen Miss Charlene Chaudron and Miss Pat Hill, oversees refreshments and invites all interested teenagers to attend.
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San Lorenzo Community Church
Carel Conney
Charlene Chaudron
Pat Hill
Birthday Party Celebrates Barbara Lee Schulte
On August eighth Barbara Lee Schulte turned eight with a home party hosted by Mr and Mrs Walter Schulte at 532 Simon Street. Guests included Marcella Weston, Margo McCracken, Patsy Serpa, Joanna Schulte, and Carolyn Call. Activities featured party games, a birthday cake with eight candles and four aces, and prizes for friends like Billy Scholl and Margie.
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Barbara Lee Schulte
Marcella Weston
Jamestown
Barbera
Margo McCracken
Sacramanio
Patsy Serpa
Walter Schulte
Simon Street
Emil Lillaks Move to Newly Bought Home
The Emil Lillaks plan to move into their new home at 1535 D Street. Mrs. Lillak recalls last Sunday's Oakland feature on displaced persons from European camps. The family was sponsored to America and brought to Hayward last winter through Eden Congregational Church.
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Emil Lillaks
Marian Scranton Hosts Castro Valley Bridge Club
Mrs. Marian Scranton hosted 253 members at her Castro Valley home on Wednesday evening. Attendees included Mines Kay MacGregor Sally Layton Alisa Lewis and Billy Mason from Outlook Avenue Oakland along with Hayward members Ina Irish Edith Schilling Leota Heeren Joannah Pepper now in Oregon. First prize went to Edith Schilling with second to Alisa Lewis. Next meeting set for September 1 at Mrs Mason’s home. Group plans to attend South Pacific in San Francisco on September 5.
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Marian Scranton
Bridge Club
Belle Street
Castro Valley
Mines
Kay MacGregor
Sally Layton
Alisa Lewis
Billy Mason
Outlook Avenue
Oakland
Lewis
Mason
South Pacific
San Francisco
Side Draped Dress Pattern Promotes New Silhouette
The ad outlines pattern No. 2202 in faille and crepe, offered in sizes 12 to 44, with 39 inch fabric at 3 yards for size 14. Includes request to send 26 cents with name, address, and style number to Pattern Department at THE HAYWARD REVIEW, San Francisco, plus extra postage for first class mail. Also promotes the PALL WINTER FASHION BOOK featuring over 125 patterns and school clothes ideas, priced 20 cents.
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Hayward Review
Mission Street
San Francisco
California
Barbara Goldstrom Weds Arnold Twist Plan Aug Wedding
Engagement announced last August between Barbara Goldstrom and Arnold Lawrence Twist. Barbara, daughter of Mrs. Henry Schiller, will marry at Eden Congregational Church with Rev. Richard Norberg officiating. Pre wedding showers held this week at Twist home and Crow Canyon home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Silva Jr.
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Barbara Goldstrom
Arnold Lawrence Twist
Barbara
Henry Schiller
Dot Rio Drive
Lawrence Twists
Park Street
Nophals
Eden Congregational Church
Richard Norberg
Helen Twist
Margaret Wells
Oakland
Louis Silva, Jr
Crow Canyon
Wool Jersey Blouse Becomes Fashion Favorite For Fall
The wool jersey blouse dominates fall fashion with versatile wear from school to evening. Designers tout sheer chiffon-weight jerseys and washable options, while travelers, students, and mothers find it suitable for varied settings from sailing decks to ski lodges.
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Jersey
Ki-Nun-Ka Council Elects Delegates To Convention
Ki-Nun-Ka council 220 degree of Pocahontas announced delegates to the Great Council in San Jose August 21 to 24. Clive Bennett Helene Roberts and Anna Enos named as primary delegates with Emmi Simmons Ruth Johnson and Lil Tian Anthony as alternates. Rummage sale planned by members for August 20 at UPEC hall doors open 9 a.m.
Surprise Luncheon Honors Move to New Residence
Surprised by friends calling on her at her new home Mrs bert Spring of Aland court rendered a luncheon and horse warming by the group Wednesday afternoon. A living gift a sheath for the yacit was brought by the guests. Attending were Mmes. Rober llickey Henry Cailins Francis Goss Harold Markle Ray Bartle sen Carl Rake and Lewis Metule.
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Bert Spring
Aland Court
Mmes
Rober Llickey
Henry Cailins
Francis Goss
Harold Markle
Ray Bartlesen
Carl Rake
Lewis Metule
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Keni Studio
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