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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1957
Page
6
A provocative column questions Senator Neuberger’s remark that American women lack “rocks in her reason” while praising humane aims against fur cruelly trapped animals. The piece argues women’s response to animal cruelty may not spark a consumer boycott, noting cultural bias and gender roles.
Marlene Elizabeth Rose and Laurence Eugene Burkhart wed in Judge Folger Emergon's chambers on Sunday. Maid of honor Matilda DeLauer and best man Frank Logandice assisted. Bride wore white with orchid corsage. groom is son of Valnetine A. Burkhart. After a dinner, couple plan to reside in Madera and then Oak Harbor.
The Palmwood Juniors Women’s Club plans a membership fete at Sorensen School 1026 Goodwin St Hayward to introduce officers and members to 17 interested young women in the area. Committee chairs will report past present and future plans to acquaint the future members with the club’s workings.
Alpha Phi Alumnae of East Bay set a Sept. 5 luncheon and swimming party at Bartow's Ranch in Lafayette. New chapter officers will be welcomed including Mies Marshal M. McFildan president John Finlayson vice president Robert Fisher recording secretary Henry T. Maschal corresponding secretary William P. Wentworth treasurer Manford Funsten James Glenn notice secretary and A Phillip Merrill quarterly correspondent.
Lingense manufacturers unveil a line of washable elegant housewear including slips petticoats hightgowns bed jackets and negligees trimmed with seed pearls. Pearls center in lmee trisettes and appliqued around scalloped flattees.
The Linda Vista and Grover Cleveland PTA units announce luncheons and meetings to honor new staff and welcome teachers. New principals, officers, and committee chairs will attend events at San Lorenzo and Hayward area schools, including a Fulbright exchange teacher from the Netherlands and a kindergarten welcome for Bay Bay School.
Purely personal notes list guests visiting Alvin Ernat at 9864 Lawler Street and Delighted relatives in Vancouver. Marilyn Shaffer, daughter of Harry Shaffer, works this summer in the Ministry to Migrants program with the National Council of Churches. Traveling families include the Peebles and Marton households visiting Oregon and the East Coast, with a later trip to Nova Scotia to visit Dr. Lewin Morton and family.
Dr. Madge Z. Macklin of Ohio State University's College of Medicine reported to the American Institute of Biological Sciences at Stanford that childless women have more than twice the risk of breast cancer compared with women who have had children. Immortality rates in the United States are over 60 percent higher among single than married women.
Mrs Samuel Levine and Mrs Max Sucher of Hayward join Northern California women to back the second annual State of Israel Bonds Fashion Show. Mrs Henry W Robinson chairs. The September 18 12 noon event in the Fairmont Hotel San Francisco will feature top Israel couturiers and Israeli fabric designs. East Bay co chairs are Mrs Edward Kushner Mrs Morris Malnick and Mrs Arthur Schiffman. The exhibit promises imaginative use of Israeli fabrics and embroidery to promote Israel in fashion.
Jim Nash and Norma Troja married at St. Leander's Catholic Church and plan a Canadian honeymoon to Victoria Vancouver Lake Louise and Banff. The couple, of San Leandro, will reside at 1283 Dist Ave. in San Leandro after a reception for about 250 guests at Carpeter Union Hall in Hayward.
The Danish Sisterhood and Sons of Norway in Hayward joint smorgasbord will feature lefse fattigmand pickled herring Danish blue cheese and more at Hil and Valley Clubhouse 1808 B St September 28 from 6 to 9 p.m. Reservations to Mrs Vi Hansen or Marian Schlager. The event unites two long running smorgasbord traditions with kitchen head Mrs Oluffa Hoyer and tickets chief Chris Hansen guiding the effort. Norwegian and Danish costumes will be worn and turkey served.
Mrs Mae Berryman of 6108 Brookdale Blvd Castro Valley announces the marriage of Sara Mae Berryman and Charles A Borgstede. The couple, both Hayward area residents with local schooling and community ties, plan to wed October 3 at the Chapel of the Chimes in Oakland.
The Castlewood Country Club in Pleasanton becomes an Oriental garden on September 28 for St. Clement's Guild of Hayward to stage Autumn Shangri La. Guild members assist chairmen in decorations, with authentic Japanese items on display in the dining room. Fashions from an Oakland shop will be modeled by guild members, with Mrs. Ronald Rowe as models chair and Mrs. Fred Benioff as commentator. A cocktail hour precedes luncheon, proceeds fund a parochial school. Tickets via guild members. large-group reservations to LA 20088. A separate note mentions a platinum mink valued at £6,000 starring in the film Sweet Smell of Success, worn by Susan Harrison.
Smith's Men’s and Boys store in Hayward reports a revival of the male sweater craze across the 1957 fall season. New models feature rugged looks with brighter colors, modern fibers, and varied knits from crew-neck pullovers to cardigan styles, including Scandina vian patterns and Ivy favorites.
University Extension Service offers Q and A on home canning. Do not open jars after processing to replace lost liquid. Liquid loss does not affect shelf life. A black deposit under lid does not indicate spoilage if jar is sealed. Deposits may result from tanning or hydrogen sulfide from heated food.
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