Face powder choices and seasonal color harmony
The article advises selecting a velvet powder to match skin tone, with a lighter shade for a youthful look and a darker tone aging the wearer. It stresses testing color harmony at the cosmetic counter, recommending a wrist swatch, and using multiple shades for day and evening wear. It also mentions a 14 day diet and exercises in booklet No. 402 and offers to mail a copy for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Matthews
Daily Review
New York
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Women’s Club to Sponsor First Aid Classes This Summer
The San Lorenzo Women’s Club will offer eight weekly first aid classes at San Lorenzo Village School as part of civil defense education. Sessions run 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. each Tuesday, with certificates awarded after completion. Tonight’s instruction invites interested residents to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Lorenzo
Hayward Airport
Mesdames
Leo Pagett
Arol Meyer
A. W.W. Evans
James Boynton
Donald Bissell
Pre-Wedding Shower Honors Joanne Warren
A pre-wedding shower was hosted at 17 Walnut Drive Pleasenton honoring Joanne Warren who will wed Howard Koenen in October. Guests included several named sisters, relatives, and friends from Pleasanton and Hayward. A buffet luncheon followed in the parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bubies
Walnut Drive
Pleasenton
Joanne Warren
Howard Koe~nen
Bubies
Mmes
Edward ‘Warren
M. 2. Jeans
G. A. Davis
Joseph Jeans
Wanda Brey
Joseph Bray
Gale Finch
Peter Koenen
Barbara Garofalo
Susan
Dorothy Kapler
Shipley Gorham
Hayward
Mesdames Florence Poole
Theresa Mosegaard
Juanite Christensen
al Simmins
Lorene Thorford
Emmarene Duer
Louise Grimshaw
Court Hayward To Attend Mass
A quarterly commission will be held by Court Hayward in 1592. Catholic Daughters of America attend the 9 am mass on August 21 at St. Clement's church. Breakfast will follow. Reservations to be made before that date by Mrs Hortense Duarte in LA at 1-1305.
Bridal Shower in San Lorenzo for Lois Vaught
A bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Howard L. Day at her Washington Manor home honored Miss Lois Vaught bride elect of Gordon Bennett. Guests included many local ladies and Miss Vaught, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J Vaught of Texas. They set August 22 for the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard L. Day
Washington Manor
Lois Vaught
Gordon Bennett
Mesdames
Roy Hoag
Willis Leighton
Allen Slatengren
Jack Bennett
Harl Kingston
Peter Sudimak
Dwight Johnson
Hal Garriott
Elmor Nottage
Ike Reckas
Frank Fazio
Richard Lockwood
Weert Langer
John Dalley
George Martinelli
Joseph Botelho
Lynn Bennett
Anna Amnadon
Janet Lockwood
Jane Nottage
Linda Leighton
Sylvia Smith
Guess
Miss Vaught
J. ©. Vaught
Texas
Lygon S. Bennett
Maddalena
San Lorenzo
Reno Nuptials Planned For S L Girl Myrtle Hinrichs
Miss Myrtle Hinrichs daughter of Mr and Mrs William Hinrichs of 243 Cherrywood Sas Leandro is feted in pre nuptial events. She will wed Zilswerth Drew of Wlamath Falls Ore in Reno with informal ceremonies on Aug 36. The couple plan to reside in Klamath Falls after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Hinrichs
William Hinrichs
Cherrywood
Sas Leandro
Howard Ashworth
Castry Valley
Hinrichs
Zilswerth
Wlamath Falls
Ore
Reno
Fremont High School
Oakland
Hisrichs
Heald’s Business College
Is the Waves
Hunter College
New York
Berkeley
University of California
Bonnie Drew
Klamath Falls
California-Oregon Power Line Company
County Federation of Women’s Clubs Summer Conference
Alameda County Federation of Women's Clubs will hold a summer conference Thursday August 23 in San Leandro hosted by Alta Mira club. Activities include a 10:20 a.m. business session, prayers, pledges, community singing, budget reports, and presentations by district and state leaders, with luncheon at 12:30 and guest speaker Mrs Eaton Tilden, president of Ebel Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda
San Leandro
Alta Mira
Lafayette Avenue
A. J. Meuter
Ernest F. Atkinson
Claude Mackin
Ide K. Burpee
Eugene B. Depp
Baron
Tilden
Glen, Hudson
Ids K Burpee
Zuma
Avery
Ryan
C. Ray King
Conroy Pendleton
James 2. Fowle
Chaiman
Thomas Nelson
Fred Kaiser
Henry le Rey
Eaton &, Tilden
Ebel Society
International Conference of Federated Clubs
Geneva
Switzerland
Valley View Junior Women In First Social
Valley View Junior Women's club held its first social of the year at Alum Rock Park in San Jose. The event, hosted by Mr and Mrs Max Elsom, featured bacon and eggs, games, races, and dancing. Members and their husbands attended, along with several guests, in a social evening marking a new club start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Elsom
Valley View
Alum Rock Park
San Jose
Donald Dorkkersloot
Pam
Elsom
Dorrkersloot
PTA Starts Fundraiser At Foothill Market
Hayward high school PTA launches first fund raiser of the year to support the student welfare fund. A paired goods sale begins Friday at 10 am at the P X market on Foothill boulevard, chaired by Mrs. C. E. Kutehel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward High School Parent-Teachers Association
PTA
Foothill Boulevard
C. E. Kutehel
Past Presidents Night Slated by Council 18 DEE
Past Presidents Night will be observed by members of Council 18 DEE in Hayward on September 2 at 8 p.m. Mrs. Cynthia Costa is named chairman for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council 18
Dee. Hayward
Cynthia Costa
Courage Of Women Influence Fall Shoe Design
Elizabeth Toomey reports thousands of women now wear unglamorous yet comfortable shoes that favor low wide heels and space shoe designs. Alan Murray, designer of the original space shoe, explains the trend toward sensible walking footwear and predicts women will drive civilized, comfortable shoe styles ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Toomey
New York
Sdid
Saks Fifth Avenue
Ells
Space
Pantotiles
Sacks
Alan Murray
Murray
Wilmington
Del
New Look Home Decor Dims Dusty Old Style
Chicago displays show new home accessories that appear aged with archaic finishes. Italian and California pottery feature sand stone textures and pebble exteriors, while metal wares imitate antique silver. Pewter and copper items rise, with blue dinnerware and Marble patterns in eight-dollar settings. Terry Herza of New York shapes cutlery to match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Merchandise Mart
Italy
California
Terry Herta
New York City
New Fashion Flairette Gloves Hit Store Counters
In New York designer Hilda Wagner debuts Flairette a novel paired glove and shoulder sleeve. The long evening gloves flare above the elbow joining into a shoulder hood style that detaches into gloves, a losing-proofs fashion for cocktails and evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga Curtis
New York
Hilda Wagner
Doralma Circle Plans Barbecue Evening Meeting
The Ancient Order of Druids Doralma Circle 174 will convene at 8 15 pm at 1407 Ninth Street in the Imory House. Mrs El O Haire the general chairman will report on the event and William and Helen Brazil will finalize plans for an annual barbecue on August 27 in their Albany garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall School Pta
John Cavins
P TA
Walter Brierley
PTS
Doralma
The
United
Ancient Order of Druids
Imory House
Ninth Street
Alamedal
el O'Hare
William and
Helen Brazil
Albany
Fall Winter Fashion World Pattern Prospect
The advertisement promotes the Fall Winter Fashion World book and sewing patterns. It offers torso step in skirts with dropped waistlines and various sizes, with 35 cent pattern price and extra postage for first class mail. It emphasizes color illustrations and easy to sew designs for all ages and occasions.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Castlewood
Ifaizenna
A. Castlewood Country Club
John Wi
James Sylvester
Centervile
John W. Cudlip
jFairchild
Castlewood Country Club
Howard Garvin
Ea Reed
Fairchhild
Castlewo Gut
Charles Kyler
Country Club
Carl Jacobson
Castro Valley
Caul An Ou Beaty
Carol Curtis
the Daily Review
Mission Street
San Francisco
Calif
S.L. Girl
Women’s World
Dorothy Cuthbertson
Women’s Editor
Ee Ee
County Federation of Women's Clubs Statesummer Conference
Pia
Hayward High
Marshall
Gwen Verdon
Data Yankees
Bea Lillie
7TV
Doralma Circle
Mission _treet
Aliz
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!