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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1952
Page
5
Women's Wear Daily fashion editors review 1953 resort wear trends noting a shift to slimmer silhouettes. Slim pleated skirts replacing full gathers. long line swimsuits and sheath silhouettes appear, with soft looks for day wear and coordinated outfits featuring Lille jackets and matching accessories.
The Daily Review describes a dormitory scene where student nurses at Fairmont hospital gather for tree decorating days. Mrs Katherine Froelich and Doris Walker prepare decorations while Doris Garner, a June 1953 graduate, serves Alma Archino of Oakland. Ward instructor Genea Halloran and instructor Elizabeth Thomas supervise pillow fluting and other care techniques as Mary Les Buckner and Marjorie Yonemora observe.
The 1853 California Spring Garden Show will run May 1–4 in Oakland at the Exposition and Auditorium buildings, featuring azalea florals across four acres. Plans highlight natural color, large flower displays, outdoor garden setups, and educational art displays by the Academy of Floricultural Arts with extensive sponsor and staff details.
The item lists travelers Dy and Mrs Julius Levine of McKeever Avenue on a cruise itinerary including Jamaica Trinidad Caracas La Guaira Puerto Cabello and Guanta With other visits by Mrs Leonard and Dr Elizabeth Dane Leonard in Los Angeles to see their son Dr Gail Leonard The narrative shifts through social visits and parties across several cities detailing hosts guests and ensuing New Year plans including a housewarming and notable stay at The Ahwahnee in Yosemite Park
The Reverend Dalin V. Moore of the Hayward Methodist Church will attend the Methodist Church’s 32nd annual conference in Kansas City Mo from Tuesday through Thursday. He represents the Call facla-Newinla and the 104 annual conference Boards of Ministerial Training. The event, chaired by Dr. Richard Spann, centers on Church and Social Responsibility with sessions at the National Centre.
Washington and Kowiitlin club members prepare for a January guest talk by Col A W Brewer, Army divisional commander in residence. The event will be at Centerville club house with reservations through Mis P L Muller at Newark before January 3.
A writer condemns the flood of autobiographical essays by parents of disabled children in national magazines. The piece argues such accounts may lack educational value, warn of sensationalism, and calls for respectful, non sensational treatment while affirming love and understanding for children with disabilities.
The Saturday Evening Post feature explores literature as a resource for parents of visually impaired infants. It highlights a boy who attended a Newsery School for Visually Handicapped Children in Los Amat oes and emphasizes factual, practical guidance over emotional self analysis, suggesting usefulness to parents seeking informed support.
By BEV jab Triumph of Love on the ther dated is badly written with little objective value and mainly recants emotion. The piece notes early parental pride but remains unobjectionable yet could be concise. It criticizes overdescriptions of hospital scenes and maternal tears, undermining the overall point.
Holiday greetings and visits are noted across California with families from Hayward Highland, Stockton, Sacramento, Encino, and Highland Boulevard gathering for smorgasbord dinners and social evenings. The article lists Mr and Mrs Kenneth White, Mr and Mrs Kenneth Whitemat Jr, Usely family, Mr and Mrs Frank Ray, Nei Burchell, Mrs Baronell, Marion Any, Mrs Francis McNecel, Mr and Mrs Arthur Morgan, Leonard Lyong, and guests including Robert Moore, Dean Lawdley, Scheuller, and Stanley, among others.
Thimble Club postspone annual dinner for Mymble celeb Palma Einele. originally set for Friday, rescheduled to a later date. Members of Thimble Club near Wonderatl met at Eline Bull Patterson home on IC Street to discuss arrangements after a dessert tasting.
Hix and Chix plan a square dance pully commencing at 8 pm Saturday at John Muir School. Open to the public, the event will feature silhouette callers and prominent dancers. Special chairs and hosts include Mr and Mrs Turnbow, Newark, and Mr and Mrs Bernaralo, Pleasanton, with others from Irvington.
Snow Time party set at Diablo Country club as a festive gathering for residents and guests. Henry Gallagher and his Band will provide music while a humane breakfast signals the event start at 3 o clock.
Cunhas announce the birth of their second child born November 22 at San Jose hospital. The newborn is named Chris Hasward Highland. The notice follows a Christmas dinner party hosted by De Castro V. Giardins, with attendees and a lighthearted reveal of a secret pal.
The new 12 month vocational nursing program at Fairmont hospital and Baynard Adult and Technical School opens January 5 with 20 openings. It aims to prepare men and women for state licensure, replacing practical nurses, and ends December 18 with cap, pin and certificate. Fees are small, and applicants must be 18, have two years of high school education or equivalent, show good character, and pass an interview.
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