Karen Hutchinson Marries In San Lorenzo Chapel
Karen Hutchinson wed in San Lorenzo Chapel at San Lorenzo Community Church. Vows linked the bride and groom before family and friends in a quiet ceremony marked by simple vows and shared promises.
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1963
Page
7
Karen Hutchinson wed in San Lorenzo Chapel at San Lorenzo Community Church. Vows linked the bride and groom before family and friends in a quiet ceremony marked by simple vows and shared promises.
Weatan Meat holiday event and Marian Martin pattern request offer. The Daily Review pattern dept lists pattern 9442 sizes and fabric yardage with pricing and coupon details while a wedding notice notes Edwin F Hutchins and Karen Rush Hutchins marrying with family roles and bridesmaid Lynn Hutchinson.
Tickets for the Town and Country Junior Woman's Club holiday music program are selling quickly with three days left. The event at Moorehill High School in Hayward begins at 4 30 p.m. and features the Men of Music and guest soloists. Proceeds go to the Hayward Boys' Club. chairmen are Brandon Mays and Richard Amos.
A father admonishes his son while acknowledging the need for parental affection during trouble. The dialogue contrasts disgrace with support as the family faces police court summons and the challenge of paying fines.
In Hayward at 2974 Mission Blvd a Christmas Art Display showcases clever crafts from common materials. Runs tonight and tomorrow 7 to 10 PM with Naomi Layton guiding the workshops for the public, no advance registration required.
Ronald D. Staley of Hayward and Janice Lee Hinshaw wed in St Leonard's Church Fremont. A reception followed at the International Kitchen. The couple plans a Newark home after their honeymoon. Attendants included Veronica Hinshaw and David Staley.
Members of the Sisterhood of Temple Beth Sholom will hear a review of Jerome Weidman’s Sound of Bow Bells with Mrs. Lou Starr providing commentary at 12 30 p m tomorrow in the temple at 642 Dolores Ave San Leandro The Hayward Lioness Club Christmas party includes gifts and dinner at 7 30 p m Thursday at the BBQ Ranch 22677 Mission Blvd Hayward hostesses are Mrs Ed Fraies Frank Alcalde and Carl Rabe.
Dear Ann addresses high school elections as popularity contests and urges administration to set prerequisites for office seekers. A reader asks about a clothes allowance in marriage, and Ann recommends about $500 yearly, noting employed husbands and a need for shared finances. The column promotes Ann Landers books and asks readers to mail questions.
Carla Torgersen of Eureka will wed John Patrick Abbott of Hayward on the twenty second of this month. The engagement was announced by the bride elects mother Mrs Carly Torgersen. Abbott, son of Dr and Mrs Arthur L Abbott, is a Humboldt State College student majoring in forest management. He is a Castro Valley High School graduate who attended Modesto Junior College and San Jose State College. He belongs to the Forestry Club and Hiking Club. Torgersen, also Humboldt State student, is a Hiking Club member and majors in physical therapy.
Brenkiwitz School kindergarten teacher Karen Anderson will wed Albin W. Werner in Idaho Falls Idaho during Christmas vacation. The ceremony at the Latter-day Saints temple will be attended by her sister Margo Anderson and Mrs Norman Calhoun. The bride elect is daughter of C A Anderson of Spokane. She studied in Seattle and Provo where she earned a BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY diploma. She teaches in Bayward School District and lives in Castro Valley. Al is son of A G Werner of Menlo Park and attends San Jose State College majoring in marketing. Rites on the morning of December 20 will unite the couple.
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