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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1954
Page
3
Eleanor Thorndike chairs the Hayward Business and Professional Women's Club show at the Hayward Area Recreation Center. Past presidents and charter members sponsor the event with a display of hobbies and a dessert service planned for Tuesday evening.
Pattern details advertise sizes and fabric, with pattern No 2462 in multiple sizes. Includes fall winter fashion spreads, color transfers for cushions curtains runners and nautical motifs with pattern No 314 offered for 25 cents. The DAILY REVIEW promotes needlework designs and guides with order instructions and delivery notes.
Elmhurst Star circle OES schedules rummage sale for IDEShell Hayward on Thursday.
Phyllis Battelle reports Bebe Daniels Lyon in New York with Ben Lyon describe the "vague" wife role as key to their 24 year marriage. The pair, famed for Life with the Lyons, discuss family, radio fame, future TV plans, and working together as a couple.
Hayward high school P-TA outlines fall plans as the new school year nears. An executive board card party at Mrs. H. M. Kibbe home raises funds for FTA and New Citizens day. first board meeting on Aug 31 at Mrs. R. W. May’s home sets year’s agenda. An annual luncheon welcomes new teachers on Sept 1 at Mrs. R. W. Hay’s home.
Margaret Robinson and John J Allen announced a Sept 4 wedding. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Robinson of San Jose and has taught in Decoto for three years, residing at 1366 B Street Hay Allen. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Clark C Allen of Columbus Ohio and works at Berkeley Shand Jurs company.
The writer recalls a string of encounters with dogs and infants that reveal how people react to attention, neglect, and threat. Snapped fingers at a dog stirs mixed pride or embarrassment, while babies expose insecurity and longing for admiration. Personal memories trace how pets mirror true character and social vibes.
A speaker confesses fear and anxiety around interacting with babies and children. The author questions personal adequacy, hidden urges, and how others perceive them, admitting lapses in courage and concern while wondering if heroic rescue would alter perceptions.
Mrs Ruth Blakeley from Santa Cruz attended the VFW auxiliary 1382 meeting as a guest. A new member, Mrs Marie Lee of Illinois, was accepted. Final plans were made for a picnic at Bjornson Park on Saturday and a card party is set for October 29.
Manuela Elizabeth Deleon and Manuel Silva wed Aug 14 at St Leanders Catholic church San Leandro. Bride, born in Hawaii, attended St Elizabeth's High School and Comptometer school in Oakland. reception at Spanish hall followed by honeymoon to Santa Cruz. families from Hawaii and East Bay.
The Castro Valley unit 649 of the American Legion auxiliary will read a district report at its meeting held at Cathay House on Thursday at 8 15 p m. Plans for next month’s rummage sale will be discussed. Members are asked to call Mrs Norbert Forster at Lucerne 1 5221 due to Castro Valley month at Hayward Area USO.
A pastry sale is scheduled for September 3 in Irvington. The event is organized by the Irvington Fire Department Auxiliary and announced by Mrs A E Alameda. It will take place at the Leal Building in Irvington.
Miscellany notes list MR. AND MRS. PERRY MOORE and Linda of Castro Valley returning from Reno and Los Angeles. MRS. CARL NELSON and two sons visit San Diego. MR. AND MRS. BILL PAPPAS from near San Diego guest at Castro Valley home. a new sister is welcomed by the Gustafsons in Castro Valley. SAN LORENZO newcomers join bootie event with births Patricia June Willis and Michael Markie reported.
A benefit ham dinner to support the Assembly of God building fund is set for Saturday at Newark Youth Center on Ash Street. Advance tickets are on sale through Mrs. W. C. Adams and Mrs. LaWanda Correia, with reservations via Centerville 8 2550, 117 Dutra Way, or Niles 3513. Correia will also take reservations at the county courthouse on Fremont Avenue.
Druids of Cas tro Valley Circle 182 announce a Friendship Nite to be held tomorrow with Mrs. Ger trude Aird, Mrs. Ruby Venti, and Mrs. Elizaveth Baldanzi in charge. The social evening includes games, refreshments, and a committee of listed members. General chair for the upcoming potluck is Mrs. Della Pisacco.
Harry Blythe, administrator of the Eden hospital, outlined aims, responsibilities and the hospital’s influence to Castro Valley Business and Professional Women. He said the facility would eventually staff 460 to 425 employees. The dinner meeting, led by Rosslinda Thomas, included members from other BPW clubs. Cecile True presided and Vicki Prieste presented a green on gold silk emblem.
Mrs Loraine Duarte was guest of honor at a baby shower held at the home of Mrs Lu Moser in Niles. Grandmothers-to-be Mrs Mary Duarte and Mrs Rose Mello attended, with a group of relatives and friends including Mrs Johnny Kleine and many others listed.
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