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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1957
Page
4
In the coming year Britain’s royal family will see tighter rules and some outdated protocols dropped. Queen Elizabeth II remains stoic and highly capable, her reputation intact, while Prince Philip’s popularity grows. both navigate calls for faster modernization without undermining the crown.
Maxine Baker of Hayward, wife of Ralph E. Baker and former Maxine Linnell, has been chosen by Lambda Gamma Chapter Beta Sigma Phi to represent them in the nationwide Valentine Queen Contest. The 22 year old beauty contestant has runner up titles in Miss Castro Valley and Miss Hayward, is a Hills High School graduate, attended San Mateo Junior College, studied at the House of Charm modeling school in San Francisco, and works as a housewife. She lives at 24773 Broadmoor Ave. with her husband and daughter. her parents are Mr. and Mrs. John H. Linnell of 1740 St. Hayward.
Home economists urge balanced school meals with breakfast and dinner. Include milk, leafy vegetables, fruit to prevent adolescence skin and tooth issues. A typical breakfast features orange juice, wheat germ cereal, egg or cheese, whole grain bread and milk. Dinner should have meat or fish, vegetables, bread and milk with fruit desert daily.
In the San Lorenzo tract home of Mr and Mrs Trautner the dining area in the L shaped living room was small. Mrs Traumer proposed a solution by redesigning the kitchen with a built in breakfast bar and light filled extension. Her plan included an electric kitchen prize from a national contest and artwork by Mrs Trautmer later displayed in the Oakland Museum of Art. She also removed a wall to enlarge the dining space and create a larger hosting area for family meals.
The article suggests using a colorful centerpiece and matching decorations for a New Year’s Eve party. It describes a two foot high paper sculpture centerpiece called Holiday Harlequin and a kit available in greeting card departments with invitations place cards nut cups and tallies. It also recommends inexpensive party hats in sets of eight made from colorful paper to add gaiety.
A New York store unveils mink lined gloves for men, replacing the usual women only label. The grey suede gloves are brownish in tone and priced at $40, marking a niche shift in fashion labeling and luxury wear.
Macy's spokesman says the autumn mink bedspread will not be returned for exchange, noting it failed to sell. He, speaking for the world’s largest department store, cites lingering requests in lingerie and vitamins but asserts the item cannot be foisted on the adjustment department.
Engaged in Oakland is Carmen Doran of High School and Heald's College, to a Brunner son from Ireland now living in San Francisco. The couple plans a wedding date after she completes education and he remains employed in an electric firm. The piece discusses wedding plans and general commentary on gift exchanges and advertising.
Newark Army couple to wed at First Presbyterian Church on New Year s Day at 3 p m. John L Jiran of Newark and Roberta L Geiger of Cranford will marry after meeting during Army service at Fort Sam Houston. The groom is a Private in the Army Medical Corps stationed at Ft Hood, the bride is a laboratory technician. Matron of honor is Mrs Robert Smith of Oakland. bridesmaids include Jackie Walker Newark Helen Nagler Mt View and Julia Tivan sister of the groom. reception to follow in Calvin Hall. Rehearsal party Monday at groom s parents home.
A vintage style guide advises women to choose hat colors that flatter their eyes hair and skin, with tips on artificial light effects contrast and color pairings. It recommends sapphire emerald cerise and metallic hues, noting how hair color pairs with blues greens bronzes and warm neutrals to enhance features.
A nostalgic look contrasts antique grandfather clocks with transistor models. The article surveys period desk clocks echoing Louis XIV to French motifs, and modern Swiss timepieces boasting high IQ, date functions, leap year gear, and novelty designs for executives and home decor.
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