Local NDGW Set For Parade
Local NDGW unit meets at Labor Temple to plan Eden Parlor parade participation for Admission Day in Oakland on September 10. Committee members include Harder Perez Silva Souga Young. social hour raised prizes to Braumoeller, Silva, Young, Perez. Future visits noted with Grand President Miss McSweeney and Fruitvale engagement planned. recipe tips for rhubarb dessert included.
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Hayward
Labor Temple
Eden
Oakland
Ann Harder
Doris Perez
Minnie Silva
Adeline Souga
Ethel Young
Kathyn Braumoeller
Ac 6Geomes
Elvira Silva
Perez
Brauner
Adeline Souza
Alameda County
Jewell McSweeney
Encinal Parlor
Alameda
van Mradsyight
Peres
Hayward Pann 7
Ruth Gansbern
Floral Embroidery Designs Pattern No 401 Ad
Floral embroideries feature Latin stitched flowers in lavely shades rosebasket designs in bright cross stitch for pillowcases towels and linens. Send 25c pattern 401 to Carol Curtis at The Hayward Review Box 229 Madison Square Station New York 10 NY. Special handling adds 6c per pattern.
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Carol Curtis
Hayward Review
Madison Square Station
New York 10
N. Y
Klock Home Reunion Scene
Mr and Mrs Clifford Klock hosted a family dinner at 866 Blue Street with guests including Mrs Klocks brother and sister in law Roy and Sylvia Hale and Mrs A R Wilson of Los Angeles. Other relatives from Hayward Oslo and Cy oy attended as part of the extended family gathering during a holiday from work.
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Clifford Klock
Blue Street
Celusive
Klock
Ralphdale
Sylvia
Hale
A. R. Wilson
Ahi
Los Angeles
Clayton Late
Nother
Art
George Hale
Raya
Hayward
Harald Bile
Bobby
Liana
Cy Oy
Ralph Tule
Bry
Oslo
Hig
Power and Taght Company
Mabel Hopkins Begins First Term Visit in New Council Role
Mabel Hopkins of Paine soun vil 209 embarks her first term as a second great councilor during the final official visit of Opal St. Clare. Brest Poeahontas hosts Avila council meeting with Mrs Hopkins and Ruth Artett, deputies from Parccoven eil, attending a newly formed Deputies' division in Richmond. The association is named The Bi Seven, drawing its membership from seven dangers of the Lay.
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Mabel Hopkins
Paine Sounvil 209
Opal St. Clare
Brest
Poeahontas
Ee Avila Council
Qakiayy Sept
Pet Parade Date Set in Hayward
Hayward Area Recreation District announces a Pet Parade date set by supervisor Harold Teel. The event will feature major activities organized by Vive Tansen and the Hayward branches of the Akimedi eninty sheriff's department.
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Hayward
Taya
Liane Elub
HEMCE
Oghg
Vive Tansen
Keneratehau- Wen Fae
Harold Teel
Haywird
Wstaile Briman
Hayiware
Akimedi Eninty Sheriff's
Weencerlay
Concord Labor Day Show Aims for Top Titles
Horse enthusiasts from Hayward Mill and Costa Valley participate in Concord's eleventh annual Labor Day event under the Concord Mt Diablo Trail Ride association. Dororthy Platel of Hayward competes for best dressed cowgirl. Joseph Abreu and Harold McConlogue seek best dressed cowboy. The Perry family enters in the nest family group. A 90 mile competitive trail ride runs from Mt Diablo to Castro Valley and back.
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Concord
Hayward Mill
Costa Valley
Hayward
Nest Family Group
Perry
Windfeldt Street
Mt Diabio
Sue Craig
Tyee Enurt
Castra Valley
War Years Women Serving in the Army Corps
During the war years nearly 140 000 women served in the Women's Army Corps in the United States and overseas theaters. British railways employ 8000 workers operate 52000 miles of mainline and 6500 passenger stations conveying 182 005 000 passengers annually.
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Women's Army Corps
United States
British Railways
Three With One Federation Aim in East Bay
The East Bay communities Alameda Albany Berkeley Emeryville Kensington Oakland Piedmont San Leandro and San Lorenzo form the Three With One Federation to unite nine areas under a single Community Chest. The plan seeks a night point program, pooled fundraising, streamlined campaigns, and a broader educational effort to inform the public about Chest services.
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Walt Petitive
United Planning
East Bay
Gardeners To Hear Swift Co Executive
Gardners hear Swift Co executive Jol P. Telyur at the September 6 meeting of the Llaywanl Ceivdenebury. The topic will focus on lane garden rectification. Ron Crates will preside and invite all interested to attend at 3 pm. Mrs. Alive Bonaire will handle refreshments.
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Jol P. Telyur
Swiftdick Company
Hrajewre
Lane Garden
Alwys
Ron Crates
Meetion
Mrs. Alive
Bonaire
Eden Mothers In First Fall Meet At School
Eden Mothers Club holds its first fall meeting led by president Arlene Korupp who will address new members amid district flux. officers include Theses as vice president Mathieson as secretary Lausten as replacement Tomlinson ways and means Hoaglund publicity Jacobsen health chair. event plans include a rummage sale and whist party to fund the Christmas party.
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Eden
Selvoot
Putlidningen
Arlene Korupp
Aline
Sistiel
Wild
Toa Tate
Iinw
Scheo
Eden Yohuol Yee
The
Eatty
Othella Theses
Audrey Mathieson
Winnie, Lausten
Peplacer
Leona Tomlinson
Laura Hoaglund
Charlotte Jacobsen
Rummage Sale at IDES Hall Raises Welfare Funds
Robert Brooks leads a rummage sale at IDES hall this Saturday from 9 am to 4 pm to support welfare work. Sponsored by San Leandro and San Loree 20-10 clu, the event seeks community donations and proceeds for charitable efforts.
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Robert Brooks
Ides Hall
To & Pm
San Leandro
San Loree
Clu
Salvation Army Aims For $7500 Drive Heads by Harold Mefford
Hayward Castro Valley drive targets 12 000 households beginning September 17 under Harold Mefford local attorney heading the campaign to meet the 1961 52 welfare budget. Mail solicitation replaces door-to-door canvassing with expanded appeals and volunteers aiding mail prep and gift solicitation. Minnie Seaver leads the women’s division while G F Powers oversees contracts with service clubs unions and churches for area business districts. Local OVID officers report new demand for aid from law enforcement programs including housing meals for discharged inmates from Santa Rita and awaiting self support.
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Hayward — Mall
Hayward
Castro Valley
Wilhhe
Sidultion Avy Corps
Larold Mefford
Fiaid
Mefford
Minnie Seaver
Want
G. F. Powers
Salvation Aeny
Lorraine Wilson
Ov PE
Santa Rita Arisne Farm
Ashland P-TA sets theme Children Come First
Ashland P TA selects Children Come First as this year’s theme at its first meeting held at the home of Miriam Fritch. Mrs. Dean Cole outlined the program report. Carl Lundberg and Lynn Tull, new principal and vice principal, were introduced by Vic Lobree. Lundberg proposed full day sessions for Halcyon and Edendale schools with potential schedule changes by February if space allows. Evening meetings and health department filings planned for members. teachers invited to a September 7 luncheon in the school auditorium.
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Ashland P-Ta
Mets
Miriam’ Fritch
Dean Cole
Carl Lundberg
Lynn Tull
New Principa
Ashland School
Vic Lobree
Lundberg
Plas
Rene Ebbage
Isman
Jiglen Butler
Mary Orre
Carolyn Reeves
Jenelle Thatcher
Kitega Peterson
Adna Andrade
Halsyah
Old San Lore
Ashland
Eden Community Cepter
Cottage Prayer Meetings Planned by Castro Valley Church
Castro Valley First Baptist members plan cottage prayer meetings at area homes on Tue Thu evenings and Fri afternoon as preludes to evangelistic services led by Robert C. Savane from South America starting Sept 23. New officers elected at a potluck included Paul Ratcliffe president and Mrs de Stevens secretary treasurer.
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Castro Valley
Tom Holmes Wall
Holmes
School Officials Urge Early Kindergarten Registration
Mrs. Helen Loomis and Mrs. Madeleine Womack, kindergarten teachers at Pajrmont school, outlined child characteristics and the planned health and daily routine for the coming term. Principal Denzil Wide urged prompt parent registrations to allow complete class organization before opening day. Mrs. Ruth Peek and others provided refreshments.
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Helen Loomis
Madeleine Womack
Kcindergarten
Pajrmont School
Womack
162Nd
Poothill
Frnothill
Bolo School
Denzil Wide
Ruth Peek
Frances Logue
Alice MacDonald
Parents* Club
Community Meetings and Local Social Notes
The Stitehane Chatter sewing group meets at Mrs. Edna Shelton's home on Cameron Street Thursday Sept 13 at 7:30 PM. The Mentally Handicapped Children's organization holds its regular monthly meeting at 10 PM at Fuller Hall, San Leandro, with S Feench of Aid Retarded Inc. speaking. The calendar lists a rummage sale Sept 21 at [DES hall] and an annual picnic Sept 30 at Durant Park, Oakland. The Heys return from a two week Yosemite vacation joined by Mrs. Kiche’s mother Mrs. Mathilda Peters of Brooklyn. The Rev. Chiete was guest minister at Yosemite chapel during the Sundays there. Weather and meal notes mention apricot whale trail nectar and asparagus over toast with cheese sauce.
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Stitehane Chatter
Edna Shelton
Cameron Street
Fuel Fuller
Binteroff Avenue
San Leandr N
S Feench
Aid Retarded Inc
Orpaniza Hin
Des Hall
Durant Park
Oakland
Yosemile
Hey
W. A. Fhiele
Linda
David
Kiche
Mathilda Peters
Brooklyn
Chiete
Miiler
Yosemite
Park
Beng
Former Residents Enroute to Peru
The Rev. Pittman and his wife Ruth Mary, former Hayward residents and Hayward High School alumni, plan to sail tomorrow to Cusco Peru with Mic-Missions under First Baptist Hayward sponsorship. They will work among the Kechuas and other Tathas lobes where the gospel is not yet heard, with a farewell service aboard the ship and a potluck in their honor. Sailing time details are available by calling TT 3-401.
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Duan Pittman
Tomnty
Betsy
Rebecca
Tield
Pittuminy
Pittman
Biblie Institute of
Los Angeles
Ruth Mary
Hayward High School
Hayward
Pitt Faeitis
Cusco
Peru
Charles T. Conrad
First Baptist Church of
Trinity Women Plan Rummage for Dania Wall Event
Trinity Episcopal Church Women of the Evening Branch plan a rummage sale for September 7 to support the Dania Wall event. They solicit clothing toys furniture appliances jewelry and miscellaneous items and arrange pickups by calling Edith Lewis or Grace Joseph.
Brownies troop to see Alice in Wonderland outing
Ashland Ashmont Brownie Troop 125 led by Mrs. Marnie Marletti traveled to Oakland to see Alice in Wonderland replacing a regular weekly meeting. Mrs. Tea Rdperton helped. next week the group plans a community service day in Oakland and a lunch at Gale Merrit Street.
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Ashland
Ashmont
Marnie Marletti
Oakland
Ein Reguliw
Tea Rdperton
Marclin
Svork
Community Chest Office
Gale Merrit
Parish Holds Fall Festival At Saint Theresa’s Oakland
A three day festival to open Saint Theresa’s Parish new auditorum on Clarewend drive runs September 21 22 and 27 in Oakland. The event celebrates the church school rectory and convent project as construction continues.
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Saint Theresa's Patah
Oakland
Clarewend Drive
Hollywood dancing girl shortage drives demand in film musics
Hollywood studios faced a desperate shortage of dancers as TV and big musicals surge. Dance director Charles Curran says only half hired know how, with dancers earning about 176 a week plus overtime and crash time. Studios seek young, trained performers to fill slot positions and up closeups and solo numbers.
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Virginia MacPherson
Hollywood
Charles Curran
Taft
Paramount
O'Curran
Hic
Curran
Older Generation Advised To Earn Respect Of Youth
Opinion piece argues youth delinquency is a small, serious issue. It urges adults to reassess assumptions, citing statistics and experts, and calls for constructive action to earn youth respect rather than condemn them. It notes youths are more idealistic, vital, and capable of responsibility than stereotypes suggest.
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Erlitars
Local Names Seen In Hems OF Interest
Local community notes list Mrs Ellen Hamilton as first vice president of Pharlie A. Tear Council and report a budget meeting at 17072 Santa Fe. Attendees included Mrs M E Amaral, Mrs Reginald Calhoun, and Mrs George Tanson. Events mention a summer picnic at Rudwood Regional Park with many residents and a church gathering at the Martin Bunting home with slides and a dinner menu including fish and salads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Hamilton
Pharlie A
Astlind Farm Homp
Rudwood
Jack Mayes
Diane
Jesse Saylor
Harpes
Carol
Judy Kinsey
Patsy Nichodoma
Steve Blael
Fred Krueger
Karl
Richard
George Weeks
Hazel Jacobsen
Gil
Ben B. Brown
Suit Plus Jerkin Pattern and Fashion Book Ad
A vintage classified style ad offers a soft two piece suit and jerkin in plain wool with plaid or velveteen options. Includes fabric requirements, pattern numbers, price details, and mail order instructions from The Howard Review in San Francisco. Also promotes the Fall Winter Fashion Book, price 20 cents, aimed at college and school girls.
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Addie
THE
Howard Review
Mission Street
San Franlsco
California
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