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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1957
Page
6
Veterans in hospitals nationwide benefit from Christmas gift shops run by the American Legion Auxiliary. Mrs Pauline Morehead says nearly every facility hosts a shop stocked with donated gifts, staffed by Auxiliary volunteers in a decorated spare room within the hospital.
Eunice Kierce will marry Donald L Barstow on Der 27 at St John s Church San Lorenzo. The bride to be is a San Lorenzo High School graduate working at Bank of America s San Lorenzo branch. Fiance is a sophomore at San Mateo Junior College. Matron of honor will be Kierce s sister Mrs Richard Cartwright of Chula Vista. altar attendants include Ronald Lawrence of Hayward. A large volunteer effort supports hospital gift shops for hospitalized veterans at Christmas.
Dof A Yerorrow night, Daughters of America will meet at the IDES Hall, 1005 St. Hayward at o'clock. Members are asked to bring financial donations for the Children's Orphans Home fund. Christmas carols will provide the social portion. there is no meeting on Christmas Eve.
Eden Chapter B'nai Brith Women will meet at Temple Beth Sholom in San Leandro to fill a veteran's Christmas basket. New clothing toys and staples will help a local needy family. A Hanukkah decoration demonstration will follow the business session led by Mrs Abe Schoenfeld.
The Lake Merritt Chapter of the National Secretaries Association held its annual Christmas Dinner in the Claremont Hotel Berkeley Lawaii Room Thursday. President Dorothy Danna conducted initiation ceremonies for new members including Mmes. Lee Drohan Georgia Medford Ada Taylor Lois Carist Jansen Rose Jane Black Bella Rifkin with Nona Owens assisting. The evening featured exchanges of Christmas and secret pal gifts. Alice Holland chaired the program committee.
A simple prep note outlines tossing Brussels sprouts with hot bacon fat and salt, then serving in a dish and finishing with crumbled bacon on top for flavor and texture.
Olga Curtis reports Hendrik de Leeuw, author of Woran The Dominant Sex, claims he admires women yet defends a critique labeling them bossy and overbearing. He says men faulted for neglecting home life and urges a return to traditional roles with less material emphasis and more affectionate guidance from fathers.
Two late brothers aged eight and nine seek a loving foster home after their parents separated. Anglo-Saxon ancestry boys are active and normal. Protestant families may contact the JACKIE Foster Homes office in Oakland via TE 6 for placement. A training conference for speakers will be held at Alameda County Welfare Commission Building Wednesday at 10 PM with Mrs Adkins, Mrs McCart, Mitchell Nieman, and Rev. Hackel.
Cottons once seen as informal are now high fashion with smart patterns and new colors. A quilted black cotton skirt pairs with a rhinestone studded blouse for holiday flair and practicality. Bejeweled cotton blouses add elegance to any skirt and fit party moods, with appliques and embroidery seen in pastel tones at Capwell's Hayward.
Hayward will host the Hayward Business and Professional Women's Club Christmas party tomorrow at the Ranch on Castro. Virginia Breed will oversee a charitable drive with money donations and Salvation Army food baskets instead of a gift exchange. Helen Alves, welfare chair, notes members should bring contributions. reservations via LU 14591 or LI 2-1170.
Keep a complete record of household furniture and equipment listing each item’s cost and purchase date. Regular annual updates help with planning new purchases or replacements and support insurance claims in case of loss by fire or storm. Submit to the multipurpose roof of the school at 140 Daytot Ave.
Eden Barracks and Auxiliary 306 unite for a dinner in the Veteran's Memorial Building at 183 Main Street Hayward. Mrs. Kelen Perry chairs the dinner with auxiliary help before a gift exchange and holiday program in the meeting room.
Elizabeth Wicksteed became the bride of Carl Edward Sutter in a Saturday double ring ceremony at 2 pm in St. Augustine’s. The couple, with Elizabeth’s father giving her away, plan to reside in Pleasanton after he completes three years in the Air Force at Parks Air Force Base.
Pleasanton Women's Improvement Club hosts a 1:30 p.m. Christmas musicale at the clubhouse with gifts for the annual party. Plans for a January 14 card party will fund the scholarship fund. American Legion Auxiliary volunteers collect gifts for veterans at Livermore. VFW Auxiliary members prepare a Thursday Christmas dinner at 6:30 p.m. at the Veterans Memorial Building.
Dr and Mrs Alfred Meadows Dr and Mrs Paul Hightower and Dr and Mrs Howard Fenton co hosted the Coordinating Council Christmas dinner dance of the Chiropractic Assn at Brourson Ledge 2258 MacArthur Blvd Oakland. Dr Robert Lattin president of the state Chiropractic Assn Alberta Mitchell executive director and Gene Curtis public relations attended as guests. Mmes Clyde Hall James Butts and Stanley Richael led decorations.
Navy Mothers Club will meet at Ethel Artherton's home at 7432 View Drive San Leandro on Thursday for luncheon and a card party. The group held its Christmas party last Thursday with husbands in attendance. Bernice Warbauch provided entertainment with pictures from a Key Fai Hawaiian Islands tour.
Lorenzo Sec'ts The San Lorenzo District Sec retaries Assn plans a Christmas party at the home of president Mrs. Mira Pearson on Hunter Ave. Helen Krebs leads farm and entertainment efforts with hostesses Mmes Mary Crouch Lillian Femsades Judie Ghent Asthor Gbisia Rel Harris and Mary Horiseson. The group will give an album as a gift to the San Lorenzo physically handicapped unit at Sunset School. Also appears a biscuit mix recipe with sugar and flour directions.
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