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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1949
Page
3
Fragments show listings for Catholic, Baptist, Latter Day, Bethel, and other churches across towns with ministers and addresses. Partial phrases mention pastors like Rael and Grant, and locations such as Aly Church, Usdge Street, and Madi Valley.
Rev B ey Johnl ge Inner to lead revival at 670 Syennet Blvd Hayward on Sunday at 1:00 am with a choir rotation of Whitney singers. Also noted: Eight Grant Days revival effort by Rev Carl Angeles and Whit Sweeny, featuring young performers and broad denominational church involvement. World’s largest water wheel generators now in operation at Grand Copple Doan power source site referenced.
Members of the Farm Home department attended a week’s outing at Asilomar and Pacific Grove returning Thursday. The program included a boat trip, museum visit in Carmel, Carmel Valley gardens, the 17 mile drive, and Carmel Mission. Lectures by Dr Flora Rose and Miss Cimibelli Nye were given. A fashion show in Berkeley was also noted along with an inter-city fire brigade contest in Ohio.
Fashion guidance for brides planning a fall wedding wardrobe. Discusses patterns, fabrics, and stylish purchases for the October trousseau, including coats, dress separates, accessories, and practical sewing patterns. Mentions pattern No 2304 and the Fall Winter Fashion Book.
Hillcrest and Mrs Ton pland Stockton. NOLLS and Alice Salavenne travel California with relatives. Mr and Mrs Fiela and children vacation with kin in Cholatine California. Visla and son Will report a deer killed. Bill’s deer noted as largest in San Leandro tract. South Dakota visitor to Albert Crow family. Adele Horn of Hayward vacationing with Mistron family. H Barbeau and new Gale land residents move into Hillcrest Knolly home. Barbeau runs bakery delivery service.
Six members of the Women's Missionary Society of the San Lorenzo Baptist Church attended the Oal land free associational meeting at the Lakeshore Baptist church on Wednesday. The gathering began at 10 am with a general assembly followed by committee conferences to outline duties and plans for the coming year. Attendees from San Lorenzo included Mrs. Ed. Dobbs Mrs. Harry Fetterman Mrs. Dana Booth Mrs. Ralph Below Mrs. C Wilson and Mrs. Matty Little.
Miss Bonnie Hayden daughter of Mr and Mrs FP Brackett was honored at a bridal shower hosted by her mother in San Leandro. Nostesses included Mrs Helen Valskoss and Miss Ann Farrar. Guests listed include Mrs Aller Mistron Lila Szendie Nido Pocror Thelma Fregge Lillian Kel Jer Virginia Horn Finhel Roy Smith Pauline Wilson Connie Albas Pobieln Clos ader and Teresa Profit. In Stumpy Point North Carolina there is one Republican in a 400 person village.
Mt Eden residents H. Leh, 11 year old son, and the Lehmans are new owners of the Milo Hofstetter home at 26878 Monte Visto Drive. H E Duncan of 26184 Eden Avenue hunted a 125 pound four pointer in Stanislaus County. Bill Seaver is named a lucky hunter from Solano County. Sgt Maurice A Shelton Navy reservist contends in El Toro maneuvers. Mr and Mrs J H Merritt and Donna Giddens visit Medford Ore with Mrs Gidden’s parents the Christie family.
A homemaker notes grocery shelves brim with fall vegetables and suggests honey to enhance flavor. She bakes squash with honey and praises honeyed sweet potatoes as vibrant, appetizing dishes.
Independent reports list neighbors like Jack Eger visiting Motday at his mother Mrs. Lou Sergente’s home on Old Dublin Boulevard. Oakland visitors include Mrs. L. EB Wooster and daughter Fd Pendergast at Joe Kinney’s Cull Canyon home. Crow Canyon residents host guests as George D. McCollum hires house guest Gwendo Ley Holloway. Farm Home center activity includes attendees at Asilomar and a department picnic.
About fifty people attended the Southern Alameda county branch of the American Begonia Society at Don Coates home on Groveway for the first meeting after the recent show. Members were introduced and a complete annual report showed funds raised from a wishing well and booth proceeds, with county and chamber support aiding next displays at the Farm Home Industry show. Earl Williams led the planning committee for the begonia exhibit and Peter Borres, national Begonia Society rep, will attend the Ventura convention as a local delegate. Refreshments were served.
The Rachel Circle of the Methodist church will tour the Chapel of the Chimes in Oakland on August 1. The August 17 meeting at the church had 15 members and one guest, with Ada Marsh joining the circle. A luncheon will honor new members on September 1 at the church and a September cake sale is planned.
Jerry Lundgren celebrated his tenth birthday with a party at his Foothill Boulevard home. Guests included Billie Johnson Gary Bueno Buyer Alec Denny Bowman Car dork, accompanied by his mother Mrs George Lindgren and Mrs William Bowman, with refreshments served.
Suzan Kemper daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene Kemper celebrated her second birthday at home with guests and a birthday cake then held a skating party at the Rolling. Attendees included Janice Lawrence Sharon Knighten Jerry Bryant Mary Lou Arittian June and Bill Kemper and Suzan.
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