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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1952
Page
3
Anita Colby offers a beauty course urging readers to embrace corsetry and posture to reshape the waist. The piece emphasizes choosing a proper girdle, bra, and fittings from a corset consultant, with guidance on types for hips, stomach, and rib cage, plus exercises and long-term posture tips.
A meeting of the community ride section will be held tomorrow evening hosted by Mrs. Wally Nelson and the band at Hayward. Attendees include Mrs. Harry G. Maier of San Lorena Beach and Mr and Mrs Allen Porter of Quantion VA. They visited Mrs Maier's parents. May events noted.
A vintage ad offers the Wely Teles vision Slippers pattern No 417 with crimson felt soles and green trim. Includes sizes small to large and sewing instructions. Send 28 for complete pattern and edging guidance to The Hayward Review San Francisco California.
The article discusses a proposed regulation affecting ermine and weasel furs, detailing regulatory confusion and the labeling of mink origins. It cites officials and industry figures, notes name changes for furs, and mentions upcoming guidance on acceptable terms for fur products. It also covers a Canasta group event and a wedding report, situating both in local social life.
Barbara Jean Downing and Leonard Kelph wed in a ceremony at the Downing home with Chaplain Elwood Sehwenk officiating. Attendants included Marilyn Tulls and Betty Harrington, with Debbie Downing as flower girl. The couple plans to honeymoon at Lake Arrowhead and establish residence in Hayward. Barbara, a Oakland Board of Education employee, attended Pacific Grove High School and Yanee College, while Leonard is a graduate of Idaho schools and works at Livinge’s television store.
Relatives and friends gathered Tuesday evening at 22723 Victory to honor E Ledbetter on her fifty first birthday. Guests included numerous relatives and children, with tea cream coffee and cake served by Mrs Ledbetter.
The Peters family from Castro Valley and Hollywood outline travel plans with visits through Los Angeles, Chicago, and Denver. George Peters and son Jeff will travel to Los Angeles then Ensenada, Mexico to fish. Mrs Peters and Joann stay with relatives in Hollywood. The families expect to reunite in Milwaukee and Clearfield, with various trips referenced through Nebraska and Wyoming.
Miss Gertrude Vinga and Miss Deane Kendall announce engagements to Eddie Koehler and Robert L Klein respectively. Both couples are Hayward High School graduates and near to military duties. Vinga’s family resides on D Street Hayward, Kendall’s on Helo Vive San Leandro.
In the home of Gillian Klimek and family a wiener roast and barbecue lunch marked a sixth birthday with prizes for Kathleen Dickinson and Jeff McCullough. Guests included Lillian’s relatives and friends, plus Mickey Swezey’s twelfth birthday party with games and records. Deborah Wright celebrated her fourth birthday with an outdoor party and family present. Toni Allen’s eighth birthday luncheon featured a treasure hunt and prizes with many friends and relatives attending.
Oakland Light Opera Association presents Rio Rita this weekend at Woodminster Amphitheater. Director John M. Falts Sr announces Thursday to Saturday shows with Janice Comstock as Rita and Roy Burl as Captain Jim Stewart. Roy Feinberg also stars as General Keliban amid a romantic adventure set near the Rio Grande with Texas Rangers.
Friends gathered at 15287 Clark Avenue San Lorenzo Village to honor Mrs Everett Wokinson and co host Mrs Eva Jacobson with a "Welcome Little Stranger" baby shower. Attendees included Dorothy Speake Louise Brown Angela Staner Charlene Davis Geneva Taylor Joyce Wilkerson Ruth Robinson Margaret Murray Sarah Adams and others. A candlelight supper at George and May Perry's home followed the event honoring the couple married July 27.
A collage of playful and sharp exchanges covers visa rulings, the McCarran Act, and university life. Writers like Dos Passos and Wilder appear beside remarks on Marilyn Monroe and Keats. The dialogue also drifts into personal banter about family, aging, and everyday observations, ending with scattered, inconclusive musings.
Brigadier General Harlin C Parks who recently assumed command of the air force installation will be guest speaker at the Parks Air Force Wives Club luncheon this week. Mrs Ray J White chairs the event with assistance from John Ja Anderson and others.
B'nai B'rith groups plan an evening of fun on September 13 at 8 o'clock at Lake Morris. The Big Top features include sideshows and entertainment with proceeds aiding B'nai B'rith projects and philanthropy. Tickets and reservations are handled by Mrs. Daniel Schwacz of Saul Jacobs.
A jumble of social notes lists Maureen Burke and family visiting in San Lee fens, with other locals hosting guests from Oakland, San Francisco, and Lexington. Mentions trips to Chinatown in San Fee, moves to San Franny, and plans for children attending local schools. Also references fashion patterns and a Hayward newspaper ad section.
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