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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1952
Page
3
Anita Colby offers beauty guidance on lips in a lively era style. The piece blends makeup technique with celebrity references and step by step tips, urging readers to craft a tailored mouth shape using brushes, powders, and lip rouge.
A scanned ad promotes facial exercises to improve lip control and expression. It urges readers to relax the mouth, keep corners smooth, and avoid a tense look. The copy humorously pressures readers to practice a confident, pleasant smile while warning against forced displeasure. The page credits Anita Colby and Prohee-Tdh Reb for the beauty guidance.
In the Hay ward Review new pattern pieces describe making a Mother and Baby Bear toy set from felt fabric and charted pattern pieces. Instructions include stitching, stuffing, finishing touches, and details like polka dot aprons and tiny bib scraps to delight a young child.
Column notes Zsa Zsa Gabor’s sister speaks about sobriety and public life. The piece references family, Hollywood circles, and comparisons to other actresses, including Olivia de Havilland. It discusses reception in New York and Los Angeles, with mentions of media scrutiny and social scenes.
An unclear report describes teachers attending a summer session at a California college arts department in Oakland. It mentions Mills College and an event involving education, crafts, and athletics with various names and roles. The passage is fragmented but centers on a teacher and summer program participation.
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The Soroptimist Club of Hayward announces the Charter presentation and installation ceremony on Saturday at Castro Villa in Hayward. Officers and board members will be installed, led by Mildred Teas as chairwoman, with key roles for Jean Jaminson, Anh Jorgenson, Harriet Nelson, Eleanor Valance, Laura Ivank, Zora Finnsen, Estelle Helmands, and Norma Holaitens. The event marks 20 years of Hayward area service and collaboration with San Leandro and nearby clubs to advance women in business, profession, and community leadership.
J Kent Wolfe and Mest Welle wed at the First Baptist church in Til Golewaid. The bride wore a pink live dress with rhinestones and a fingertip veil. Family and friends from San Torenzo to Boise attended the ceremony and reception. The groom, affiliated with the Pacific Telephone Co, and his bride plan to reside in Hayward after their August marriage.
Mary Gregory was initiated by Stayward chapter 431 Order of the Eastern Star in a special Friday session at the Masonic Temple. She will leave Thursday for England after a year in the United States as an exchange teacher. The event featured a banqueting room, refreshments, decorations, and flowers.
Clayton L Mc Michaels and his wife recently wed at a home ceremony. They now reside on Chern treme at Meir street in Hayward. The couple honeymooned in Denver Colorado. Mrs McMichael was formerly Renny Reinking of this city, daughter of Mr and Mrs Gunpe J Reinking of 188 Seventh Street Hayward.
The Envina Yueh Club hosts a Ship Dance at the Grand in Alameda on September 20 with Morice Howard's orchestra. Proceeds benefit the hospital’s pediatrics department which treated 744 children last year and provided 40,000 patient-day services. Captain Mrs Lawrence Scholl of Oakland leads a committee including Mesdames Jamia Piedmont Riss Oakland Malust Blunden and Rae Smith. Tickets available from branch members.
Marriage notices from Reno announce Mins Noreng lrances Lelnan and Thomas Within Martin wed in Rein Nevada. The bride formerly lived with her parents in Hayward and attended local schools. She is the daughter of Mrs Hannah Leman and Mrs Windai of Cast Valley. The couple resides with her husband in Lung.
Castia Valley auxiliary announces a coming fashion show and new uniforms for members. The unit meets the second and fourth Mondays at Mayples Bludin. Interested in joining contact Mary Wathinston, president, via Chamberline, and membership chair Barbara Jahnsen, secretary.
A cluttered notes column lists neighbors and relatives at gatherings and trips across California and Minnesota, mentioning Mr and Mrs Howard Winters, J Dy McCulloch, Jack Johnson, Miss Harvey, and others. It covers travel plans to New York, Walther League events at Calvary church, and a Mah Jong and canasta party, ending with a Bay Area pattern advertisement and pattern prices.
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