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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1955

Page

4

Circle Holds Potluck Feed at Ides Hall

Palma Circle Ill members and neighbors plan a porlick dinner at Ides Hall in Haywyrd. Meetings move to the first Monday of each month at Ides Hall with Ares Hall guards presiding after tonight's dinner. Agenda includes rum mage sale chaired by Mrs Madeline Phillips Friday.

Palma Circle Wondyvall Coll Ides Hall Haywyrd Ares Hall Madeline Phillips

Fashion World pattern offer from 1954 55 edition

The Daily Review provides pattern No. 2048 in sizes 12 through 48 for a smart collared casual dress with skirt and cuff choices. Send 35 cents for pattern plus name address size, pattern bureau in San Francisco. Also promotes the 1954-1955 Fall Winter Fashion World in color for 25 cents.

Cain the Daily Review Mission Street San Francisco Calif Fashion World

Scientists Develop Sweets for Benefit Of Those Who Diet

Scientists in New York labs devise dietetic foods to curb calories for dieters. They create low calorie dressings jams chocolates gelatin puddings waffles syrups ice cream mixes crackers and chewing gum using gluten flour sugar substitutes and other ingredients. The aim is to mimic real flavors while reducing calories and fat.

York Milton Okin a_ dietetic food concern American Dietaids Co Okin Ernest Fried Sherman Foods, Inc

Christian service groups hear speaker from India

Mrs Helen Westmee will be guest speaker for the Womens Society of Can Service, speaking on India in January. The article lists circle meeting dates with host homes around Castro Valley including Jan 13 20 and 18 with luncheon details, chairmen, and co hosts. A holiday candy project collects melted candles for display at the Opportunity Table with volunteers urged to bring candles to the general meeting.

Helen Westmee India Womens Society of Can Pakistan Ceylon Blanche Griggs Hazel Delaney May Crouse Wircle Jennie Harris Luella Redkop Harriette Anglea Baywood Castro Valley Helen Kim Agnes Nye Prospect Street Eilen Melihanty Bertha Durant Louise Perry Eileen Lebel Mary Goodwin Sterling Court Centerville Menors Edith Christenser

TV Host Lengfeld to Speak at Castro Valley Club

Lew Lengfeld of Lets Look at Books will address the Castro Valley Women’s Club on January 12 at 8 pm in the Castro Valley grammar school multipurpose room. Members, husbands, and guests are invited after a brief members meeting at 8.

Lew Lengfeld Castro Valley Women’s Club Castro Valley Grammar School

College Gals Take Overseas Projects for School Grades

Forty five college girls sail for Europe to pursue education projects started by Lake Erie College. They will diary impressions and write theses on Baroque organs in Goettingen Denmark housing in Copenhagen and Grenoble France. Each lives with a local family and studies language though none Danish.

New York Europe Ohio Lake Elle College Painesville Goettingen Germany Copenhagen Denmark Barbara Ledrich Barbara Cincinnati Girls' College Paris Italy Trogen Switzerland Grenoble France Geremany Erie College

Home Show Set For March in Oakland Area

Plans for the seventh annual California International Home Show were announced by Elvin Van Ness president of the associated home builders of the Greater Eastbay sponsor and producer of the event. The show runs March 12 to 20 at the Oakland Exposition Building with Builders Market Week and a two day Western Home Builders Forum. The event, begun in 1949, features model homes and exhibits covering design construction furnishing and landscaping and is organized by a committee led by Albert G. Lockwood with John I. Hennessy as managing director at 277 West Mac Arthur Blvd Oakland.

Elvin van Ness Associated Home Builders Greater Eastbay Oakland Exposition Western States Oakland California American Institute of Architects Assn. Home Builders Albert G. Lockwood Fred F. Chopin Stanley M. Davis William M. Freeborn Joan E. Kenney William ©. Lapham August H. Rahlves Earl W. Smith John I. Hennessy West MacArthur Blvd

Holiday Calls Paid Here by Ex Haywardite

Mr and Mrs Gerald Newmark formerly Jo Anne Waldkoetter of Hayward visit Dr A F Steinmetz in Hayward and are entertained at the Dettner home in San Lorenzo. Mrs Newark is a Hayward high school graduate and introduces her husband to former friends at their university. They plan to travel to Los Angeles then Austria where Gerald serves as educational adviser for the US Army after studying in France on a Fulbright scholarship.

Gerald Newmark Jo Anne Waldkoetter Hayward A. F. Steinmetz Monroe Avenue Newmark Austrig Gerald US Army Frank Dettner San Lorenzo Newark Hayward High School Messrs Mesdames Robert Cooper J. Houlgate Dick Ferris D. Rogers University of Indiane Los Angeles Austria France

Castro Valley Women Sell Coffee Club for March of Dimes

The Castro Valley Women’s Club opens a $1 Coffee Club at March of Dimes headquarters offering coffee doughnuts and a sandwich with each purchase. Mrs. Pat Frybarger and Mrs. J. R. Hall lead, with buyer names posted on a club bulletin board and proceeds benefiting the March of Dimes. A card party is planned for Jan. 22 at the Hill and Valley clubhouse with admission of 25 cents and a raffle for a Las Vegas trip and cash prizes.

Castro Valley Women's Club March of Dimes Casto Valley Boulevard Pat Frybarger J. R. Hall Hill and Valley Las Vegas Hall

Pediatrician To Speak at Union School

Dr. David Friedman of Kaiser Foundation Hospital Oakland will speak at Washington Union High School Wednesday at 7 30 p m. He will discuss Child Development and Communicable Diseases in Children.

David Friedman Kaiser Foundation Hospital Oakland Washington Union High School Fredman

Ten Best Dressed Women and Nonconformity

A reflective column argues against rigid lists and conformity. It lauds nonconformists as valuable, recalls unique individuals, and warns that mass packaging of identity erodes personal distinction as surely as factory labels on bottles of ten.

Lewelling PTA meeting to feature Psychology of Handling Children

Lewelling school PTA will host guest speaker Robert Stoner principal Linda Vista to discuss Psychology of Handling Children in the Home at 7 p.m. in the school auditorium Girl Scout Troop 91 will present the flag ceremony and Mrs R L Reimeke chairs the writing committee Refreshments follow the meeting Chabot PTA highlights a regular school board meeting A B Morris will introduce board members George L Albert Dwight E McKenny Evelyn F Thomas William P Trowbridge Ernes tine Wiseman presides at a brief PTA business session at 7 45 p.m. Mothers of third grade pupils provide refreshments

Robert Stoner Linda Vista Lewelling School PTA R. L. Reimeke Evelyn F. Thomas William P. Trowbridge Ernestine Wiseman Harry Patton

Holiday Guests Visit in Home of Local Couple

Recent holiday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Riggs at 737 Watkins Street Hayward included Elmer Forsher and family Margaret Robert and Cathy George Medina Ed Verna John Riggs and Mary E Medina.

Joe Riggs Watkins Street Hayward Messrs

Linen prices hardly change over a century at McCutcheon store

New York reports show Jessi McCutcheon’s 100th birthday message comparing 1855 to 1955 prices for towels, sheets, and napkins. Demask linen table napkins rose from 5 dollars to 59 cents a dozen, while muslin and percale sheets increased modestly.

New York Ths Jessi McCutcheon's McCutchtons McCutcheons McCutcheon William $. Speers

Unusual Crochet Rooster Pattern Promises Decor Value

A black thread cro cheted rooster in wrought iron style stands 10 inches high and lends decorative charm. The item suggests pairing roosters for mantle or table displays with crochet instructions and actual size reproduction. Send 25¢ for Pattern No 23 to Carol Curtis in San Francisco for the Needlework Guide offering 150 designs across needlework disciplines.

Carol Curtis the Daily Review Mission Street San Francisco

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