El Portal PTA Board Plans Year At Executive Meeting
El Portal PTA outlined tentative plans for the year at an executive board meeting held at president Ed Wilkening’s home. Officers include Wilkening president Bouknight first vice president Moyle second vice president Huff treasurer Quinnell auditor Ginter parliamentarian Sater historian, with numerous chairmen appointed for publications membership publicity recreation safety and parent education among others. Delegates and other chairs to be named later.
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el Por- Stal P-Ta
Ed Wilkening
Wtly
Vernon Bouknight
el ~ Portal
PTA
Caminn Dolores Street
Sare Wilkening
Bouxnisht
Preseucond
Veishi
Francis Avelar
Cherich
Tom Prosser
Hosipnan
Harmon Horry
James Brown
Ldelocates
Wal
VFW August Picnic Sponsored by Posts and Auxiliaries
VFW groups sponsor a picnic on August 28 from 10 am to 7 pm at Bjornson's Park Crow Canyon Tu an. Attendees bring lunches. membership cards required for gate and guest notes for undirected guests. Activities include games, prizes, horseshoes pitching and a two team ball game.
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Aus
Bjornson's Park
Crow Cantuan
VFW
Dane- Sing
George Logan Chapman
Haywward
Castro Valley
Ashland Memorial
Elmer W, Treland
Ruth Iagle
Vivian Pearsall
Argie
Imogene Fehl
Joan Paddock
Euene H. Jorn
Charlene Erritt
Bit
Robert Cabral
Charlie Brown
Miscellany notes of local social events and travels
Lakeport weekend plans for Mrs Abraham Fernandez at the Presbyterian church anniversary. Mrs Fernandez also visited Hayward and Miami Florida relatives. Dr Arthur B Emmes and wife travel to San Jose for a training workshop. Mankato picnic attendees include Mr and Mrs Jack Cuddy of Hayward. Dan Miller returns from a summer workshop and heads to UCLA. Buddym Chambliss family back from two weeks vacation including Bobo Olson camp and boxing event in San Francisco.
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Lakeport
Abraham Fernandez
Presbyterian Church
Fernandez
Buddy Chambliss
Ce Street
Bobo Olson
San Francisco
All Saints Church Tea Celebrates visiting Dominican Sisters
St Anthony's hall at All Saints Catholic church in Hayward hosted a Sunday tea in honor of Dominican Sisters visiting from Washington state. The event, organized by All Saints Mothers' club led by Mrs Edmund Petracek, featured pink gledion decorations and welcomed Mother Francis and sisters including Sister Perpe Sister Clemence Sister Fidelis. Rev Fathers from All Saints and visiting clergy attended the affair.
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St. Anthony's Hall
All Saints Catholic Church
Hayward
Washington State
Edmund Petracek
All Saints Mothers’ Club
O Man
Lawrence
Francis
Perpe
Clemence
Fidelis
All Saints
Marie Charles
Leon Terese
All Saints VII
Our Lady of Grace
St. Johns
St. Felicitas
St. Joachim’s
St. Clement's
Church of the Assumption
Julio Martins
Eugene Alves
Engberg
Fall Festival Date Decided At Marshall
Oct 2 set for the Marshall school fall festival co sponsored by PTA and Dads club. A 20 member volunteer committee outlines bazaar booths including ants white elephant apron win a dish fish bowls parcel post cake walk and more plus a doll show teen dance and hot rod display. A kiddie revue is slated for 7 30 p.m. Another committee meeting is set for tomorrow at 7 30 p.m.
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Marshall School
PTA
Dads Club
Dad’s Cuo
Tomorow
Between Us and My Three-Year-Old Adored Me
A narrator reflects on the close bond with a three year old and a baby, contrasting parenting roles and emotional connections. The piece notes routines, affection, and growth as the family navigates independence and care, concluding with observations of a calm, content mother cat and kittens.
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Jnetford
Welfare Picnic Opens Welfare Club Season in Niles
The Welfare club of Washington Township holds its prelude picnic at Mrs. Ellsworth’s home on Mission highway Niles. Co-hosts are Mrs. Bondi and Mrs. Dazzel. Picnics time 12 30 pm. Regular meetings resume Sept 27 with Mrs. Allen Hirsch installed as president and new officers.
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Welfare Club
Washington Township
Edward
Eagles Auxiliary To Reveal Secret Pals At Dinner
Mrs. Mary C. Mattox president of Alvarado Eagles Auxiliary 1695 says secret pals will be revealed at a dinner tomorrow at Villa Jeray Centerville starting 7 30 p m. The next regular meeting will be Monday at 8 15 p m in F O E hall Alvarado.
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Mary C. Mattox
Alvarado Eagles Auxiliary 1695
Villa Jeray
Centerville
F.O.E. Hall
Alvarado
Swedish Emblem Club Dinner At Hayward Elks Hall
Hayward Emblem Club 232 plans a Swedish smorgasbord Saturday at 4 30 PM in the Hayward Elks lodge dining room at Ash and Prospect. Mrs Phyllis Weaver says decorating will feature tiny Swedish flags and national colors yellow and blue. Members may attend with a guest and a fashion show is set for Sept 33. President Louise White notes an executive board dinner and meeting Tuesday at 7 30 PM at Banchere's.
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Hayward Emblem Club
Hayward Elks Lodge
Ash
Prospect
Phyllis Weaver
Ways and Means
Louise White
Banchere's
Firm President Here
Thomas W. Briggs president of Welcome Wagon Inc from New York City attends a Bay area gathering tonight. The event occurs at the St Francis Hotel in San Francisco where Briggs is staying during his visit.
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Welcome Wagon, Inc
Thomas W. Briggs
New York City
Welcome Wagon
Bay Area
St. Francis Hotel
San Francisco
Briggs
Fashion patterns offer versatile styles for all sizes
The Fashion World 1954 55 Fall Winter edition presents easy to make patterns with color images and forecasts for the entire family. Pattern No 2980 offers sizes 10 to 20 with fabric estimates 4% yard 39 inch or 3% yards 54 inch. Send 35 cents plus name address style number and size to Pattern Bureau The Daily Review 652 Mission Street San Francisco.
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the Daily Review
Mission Street
San Francisco
Fashion World
Crocheted Poodle Toy Pattern No 519
Crochet pattern ad offers a tiny white poodle toy 11 inches long with eyes, tooth, and stuffing details. Send 25 cents with name, address, and pattern number to Carol Curtis at The Daily Review San Francisco for Needlework Guide patterns.
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Carol Curtis
The
Daily Review
Mis- An
San Francisco
Golden Jubilee Observed by Woodcraft Circle in Niles
Hazel circle members celebrated Woodcrafts 50 year and 35 year milestones at a Saturday dinner in Italian Village Niles. Guests included district managers and representatives from multiple circles. George White of Alameda spoke on Woodcrafts insurance plan as members received pins and cake was cut for the anniversaries.
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Hazel Circle
Woodcraft
Niles
Mmés
Price- Boyles
Beatrice Elbert
Frances Thompson
Dorothy Lippolds
Palma Circle
Hayward
Bruce Circle
Alameda
Encina Cirele
Berkeley
Alma Circle
Oakland
Fruitvale Circle
George White
Woodcrafl
Carrie Mertin
Clers
Adeline Russo
Thelma Frates
Bev Russo
Leontine Costa
Guardian
Ping
Mary Miller
Minnie Ferry
Rose Moniz
Mary Calhoun
Mary Frick
Lucy Duarte
Mees Schneider
Mrs. Alameda
Paris Designers Highlight Warmth and Luxury Fabrics for Winter
Paris fashion writers say warmth dominates the upcoming season with mixed hair blends for coats suits and dresses offering light weight comfort. Dior Fath and Balenciaga steer a chic Parisian look with wool jersey velvet and velveteen while new tweeds flannels and printed fabrics bring texture and bold patterns in neutral and burgundy hues.
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Nora W
Martin
Paris
Dior
Fath
Balenciaga
BPW Discusses Adopted Platform in San Francisco
The California Federation of Business and Professional Women’s clubs plans a Saturday meeting at the Women’s City Club in San Francisco to discuss implementing its May adopted legislative platform. Ruth Church Gupta says the session will gather 11 district leaders, state executives, and the grass roots to shape action on equal rights, equal pay amendments, eight hour limits, and broader wage and hour laws.
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California Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
San Francisco
Ruth Church Gupta
Women’s City Club
Helen’ Madde
Ukiah
Mrs Nominee Aids Research In Hayward Animal Farm
Mrs. Al ma L. Nominee operates an animal husbandry business at 1232 Dubin Boulevard Hayward. Her guinea pigs supply materials for research through contracts with colleges and government branches. She trained as a nurse in San Francisco and pursues jewelry making and metal arts as hobbies.
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Alma L. Nominee
Dubin Boulevard
Hayward
Nominee
San Francisco
Danville
Sandlin guest visits Niles as former resident recalls ties
Mrs. John Sandlin and her three Dallas children have stayed with Mrs. L A Vieux on Schon Avenue in Niles during the sures months. Mrs Sandlin is identified as a former Niles resident.
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Sandlins
John Sandlin
Dallas
Tex
L. A. Vieux
Schon Avenue
Niles
Sandlin
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