Churches in Castro Valley Area Plan Holiday Services
A compact notice of weekend church events across Castro Valley and nearby towns. It highlights sermons at Ashland Sethe Presbyterian and Epiphany Lutheran, choir performances under Shirley Nelson and Elaine Caulkins, child care, Christmas programs, and upcoming meetings of Luther League. Also notes events at Reorganized LDS Church, Redormed Church, and Starr King Fellowship along with several Sunday school and church board activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
John E. Turpin
Epiphany Lutheran Church
Arthur W. Alm
Menger
Luther League
Chris Dutsch Tit
Walnut Road
Castro Valley
Pan
Lands
Nancy Carlson
Aera
the World Home Bible League
Center Street
Arthur Ayhens
John James
Ray Weir
Arthur Willaite
Edward Campbell
William Ford
Roy Southard
Hayward
Starr King Unitarian Fellowship
Thelma Dowlen
Mary Christian
Bob Nelson
Hil and Valley Club
B” Street
First Christmas pageant at Stanton Parents Club meeting
In Castro Valley at 7 30 Tuesday kindergarten pupils led by Mrs Marcella Rattcliffe present The First Christmas with Mike Marquardt as Joseph Margaret Freres as Mary Linda Hanson as the Mother Knox Scott as the inn keeper The Boy is played by Donald Taylor and The Girl by Paula Rashko, plus an angel chorus and piano accompaniment by Mrs Muriel VanBerkem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro Valley
Stanton School Parents Club
Marcella Rattcliffe
Mike Marquardt
Joseph
Margaret Freres
Mary
Linda Hanson
Knox Scott
Donald Taylor
Paula Rashko
Tommy Points
Ronald Chan
George Speranza
Christmas program led by Russell instructor Vivian Abbott
Vivian Abbott, Russell school music instructor, directs the Christmas program featuring a brass trio and kindergartners. Abbott describes a preview of the Christmas program and its hopeful impact on participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Abbott
Russell School
Christas
Abbbott
Water Project Plan Agreed in Los Angeles
Officials said a Feather River water project plan was agreed in Los Angeles. A constitutional amendment may be presented to speed state action. a Fed Power Commission license lets the California Water Project Authority build a 500000 dollar hydro plant on the Feather River. Total project cost pegged at about 1.6 to 2.0 billion dollars. urgency stressed to secure future water supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
tNs
Saphe Pi Pee
Feather River
Federal Power Commission
Washington, D.C
California Water Project Authority
California
Roger Armieberg
GE Fellowship Set At Stanford
Stanford hosts a General Electric summer fellowship for 60 high school math teachers from 4 western states. Participants cover travel, board, room, and fees while studying number theory, calculus concepts, and problem solving. The program aims to deepen math knowledge and spark student interest in mathematics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo Alto
Stanford University
General Electric Company
Wallace Sterling
Stafford
General Electrc Company
Sterling
Paul W. Berg
Stanford
Mathematics Department
Arizona
California
Colorado
Idaho
Kansas
Montana
Nebraska
Newzea
North Dakota
Oregon
South Dakota
Utah
Washington
Wyoming
General Electric Laboratory
San Francisco’ Bay Area
Stanford Mathematics
General Electric
General Electric Educational‘end Charitable Fund
U.S
Testimony Ends In John Trial
Testimony in a five week treason trial ended with letters read from John to his wife. More than 100 witnesses gave testimony as defense and prosecution prepare closing arguments. A verdict is expected near the end of the week with the defendant Otto John, former West German security chief, in court today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Post
Xarlsrube
Germany
Otto Jonn
West
Hast
Navy
Joan
West Berlin
Final State Vote Tally in California presidential race
Final official figures from California’s Secretary of State show Dwight D. Eisenhower and Richard M. Nixon winning the state by 607,533 votes over Adlai Stevenson and Estes Kefauver. Eisenhower-Nixon tallied 3,027,668 to 2,420,135. Total votes cast were 5,465,705 from 6,408,821 registered voters. Prohibition slate Holtwick-Cooper earned 21,219 and write-ins from minor parties totaled 803.*/
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Dwight D
Eisenhower
Richera M. Nisson
Adlai HE. Stevenson
Estes Kefauver
Califonia
Secretary of State
GOP
Nixon
Stevenson Kefauver
Enoch J. Holtwick
Edwin M. Cooper Notted
Darlington
Hoopes
Gerald L. K. Smith
Christ Han
T. Coleman Andrews
Farrell Dobbs
Eric Haas
U.S
Axelrod Expected to Fill San Francisco Municipal Court
Attorney Albert A. Axelrod tops observers as the likely appointee to the San Francisco Municipal Court vacancy created when Judge Raymond J. Arata completes his five year term. Gov. Goodwin J. Knight is expected to make the selection to serve the remainder of Arata's term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Albert A. Axelrod
San Francisco Examiner
Axelrod
Goodwin J. Knight
Raymond J. Arata Arata
Arate
Train Delays After Parker Crossing Crash Near Modesto
A Santa Fe southbound streamliner the Golden Gate was delayed for one hour and forty minutes last night after colliding with a pickup truck at Parker crossing six miles east of Modesto. A man and three women in the truck were believed injured and fled the scene in a private car before an ambulance arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modesto
Golden Gate
Parker Crossing
Modasto
Palsy Center therapy unit near completion in Oakland
The Cerebral Palsy Center at 4500 Lincoln Avenue Oakland nears Christmas completion of its therapy wing. Organized labor volunteers from the Oakland Building Trades Council have aided over 40 tradespeople in two months. More than 200 volunteers contributed time and funds as foundation work continues for future therapy facilities. Elmer P. Zollner, CP association president, thanks supporters and invites visits to review progress and plans.
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Lincoln Avenue
Oakland
Enaiemar
United Cerebral] Palsy Association
Alameda County
Dry Wall Association
Oakland Building Trades Council
C.p.s
C.P
Building -Trades
C.P. Association
Elmer P. Zollner
Boeing Official Blasts Critics at Spokane Press Confab
Harold Mansfield of Boeing condemned Russian air power and critics arguing new planes take too long to develop. He praised the B-52 intercontinental bomber and its longer, more refined development versus the Soviet Bison jet, noting both nations invested similar time and money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
America
Harold Mansfield
Boeing Airplane
Mansfield
U. S
Modesto Driver Trusts Christmas Spirit. Car Stolen After Meter Aid
J D Davis of Modesto believed in Christmas goodwill as he let a stranger watch his car while he paid at a parking meter. Davis returned from shopping to find his vehicle missing, the would be guardian having vanished with the keys.
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Modesto
R—E. J.davis
Davis
Pupils Aid Navajo and Middle East Gift Drive
Seventh and eighth graders at A B Morriss School Castro Valley join Oakland Junior Red Cross to send gift boxes to Navajo children in Arizona New Mexico and Utah while studying India Mina Arabia and Egypt for 12 weeks. Teacher Mrs Bryant and principal James Kerr steer the year round service including military hospital aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tegwith Bryant
Red Cross
Middle East
United States
Bryant
James Kerr
Arizona
New Mexico
Utah
Antoinette
Red. Cross
Former Spouses of Actors Weld New Union in Connecticut
Diana Dill Douglas former wife of Kirk Douglas and actor William Darrid wed yesterday at Saugatuck Congregational Church in Westport Connecticut. Darrid’s first marriage, Douglas’ second. two of Mrs. Dav rid’s sons Michael and Joel attended. The Douglasses had married in 1949.
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Westport
Japan to Enter U S World Trade Fair
Tokyo reports Japan will participate in the first U S world trade fair in New York next April. About 4 500 items will be exhibited by 316 firms including high grade textiles ceramics cameras and foods.
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Tokyo
INS
Japan
New York
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Burdett Tordoff
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter. Day Saints
156Th Avenue
Arthur Wycott
Wycott
Zlements
God
Man
San Leandro
Evangel Temple
Assembly of God
108Th Avenue
Claude Wood
Cupertino
Nizarly
Christeas prowiJl
St. James Lutheran Church
Estudilla Avenue
St James
Jesse H. Parker
Bancroft Young Baptist Church
San Lorenzo M
Relief Society of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
San Leandro Ward Chapel
Emma Jones
Relief Society
Maurine Fox
Washington Manor
First Baptist Church of
Mary Stidham
Purdue Street
Lucky Sores, Inc
KCBS
Bay Area
Lucky Store
Henry Untermeyer
ECBS
Bill Weare
Donald M. Murphy
Lucky Stores
Parents Club
Cathy Ann Taylor
Mein Street
Hay
Carol Hanson
Allbward
Angel Chorus
Muriel VanBerkem
Patty Robinson
Patty Pa
Veterans
Memoria
Legion Patty
Russell
Santa Claus
So-Ea-Ba Bowhunters
Baywood School
Beatrice Martin
Arlene Breckenridge
Santo
Don Manuel
Jim Breckenridge
Tor Whitley
Don Sanborn
Max Crosier
Max Crosier: Social, Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Breckenridge
Pat Griffin
Shirley Jones
Berdine Sanborn
Ben Dell
Bob Cloud
Whitley and
Breckenridge
Neil Turner
East Bay
Utility District
EBMUD
Weslake
Utility District Employee Association
Loring E. Harison
Menzanita Wilson
Masonic
Meet Santa
Santa Fe
Boeing
Morris’ School
Joan‘Livingston
Vicki Huish
Grace Pupellc
Mike ‘Boerner
Fern Brady
Plante Opan
Hatece
Hayward-Niles Highway
Niles
George C. Reading Jr
YULE
A. B. Morriss School
Knapp & Knapp
Lewelling Blvd
OLD Farm Nursery
West Ave
150Th
Atta
C. Guy
San Lorenzo
San ‘Leandro
St. Trinidad
Nursery Company
Washington Ava
Browning
Penn Ucl
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