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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1950
Page
3
A compact listing of area churches with pastors and service notes. Denominations include Lutheran, Methodist, Catholic, Baptist, Adventist, Episcopal, Presbyterian, and Reformed, showing church names, locations on streets, and pastors such as Swanson Carl Wudsies Walter Luebierman and Hoycegene Alves, inviting submissions for activities and sermons.
Lorraine Lovenson daughter of Mr and Mrs J P Lovenson and chief petty officer Raymond Messinger son of Mr and Mrs M Messinger wed Friday January 6 at Eden Congregational church in Hayward California officiated by Rev Richard Norberg. The bride a Hayward High and University of California alumna and Santa Rosa lab technician wore aqui lace over pale blue satin with a white orchid bouquet. Matron of honor Mrs William McConnell wore dusty pink. best man was Howard Messinger. ushers were Howard Burr and Randolph Murphy. Reception at the bride’s cousin Howard Burr’s home followed. They plan to live in Santa Rosa after a short honeymoon. the groom has 12 years service in the navy and is stationed at Treasure Island.
In a January 5 ceremony at the IDES hall Indian Orders installed Pome council officers led by Mrs. Helen Nichols and Miss Alice Nichols, with Red Men officers including Ray Miller and Ed Dovidell. More than 100 wurgans attended as eight councils were represented and past Pocahontas pins awarded. Adoption of candidates is set for January 10, with Ruth Avlett Elizabeth Mig queen and Sadie Mapes to be recognized.
Thole Gamma chapter to sponsor a sorority sweetheart candidate, Mrs Shirley Costa of Hayward. The event, tied to the annual dance, will occur at Mole Leaming ton soon, under Zeta Della sponsorship. Dee Oldaker announces a progressive dinner on day 28 as a featured social function, with a Hale Alameda dance in May. The meeting featured a body image program by Mrs Charlotte Hiser and Mary Rhys discussing poise and posture. The next Theta Gamma meeting will be hosted by Mrs Rhys at 1519 Gilmore Avenue San Leandro.
Kent Roberts, world commentator and foreign correspondent, will address Hill and Valley club members on today’s top stories. The event at Veterans Memorial begins at 3 p.m. with a 1:36 p.m. board meeting led by Mrs. Iloriee S. Nobawina, followed by afternoon tea hosted by a long list of club members.
The YLI sets a mother daughter communion breakfast for Sunday January 29 in the social hall of Saint Valentine’s Church Castro Valley with Mrs Norman Jacobs presiding. A war relief committee plans clothing donations for Europe and orphanages. Members include Mesdames Beggs Lee Lenhart and Enderlin. A delegation will attend a district conference in Niles on November 3. The unit marks its first birthday in February with plans led by Melvin Delbo Kinley Mills and Theresia Schrosser. The next meeting is Tuesday January 28 at Our Lady of Grace Hall
Mrs. Robert N. McLean, wife of a Yakima pastor, will speak at the Hayward First Presbyterian Church Women's Society meeting on Tuesday January 2 at 1 30 p m The luncheon at 12 40 p m served by the Loyal Circle under Mrs Charence Nelson precedes the program Mrs Berbert Young conducts a quiet tour in charge Music will be provided by soprano Mrs Free McFarland The event marks the society's new year leadership by Mrs John Mackay The McLeans were sent to Africa last year by the General Assembly for the New Jude movement spending three months visiting the Congo French Cameroun and Spanish Guinea
Local residents are invited to attend The Stewardship of Life Crusade at Lavango Baptist Church Fourth and Lewelling from Sunday January 15 through Friday January 20. Organizers include Rev. Glenn and The Rev. Jar with evangelist duties announced for the series.
An Australian educated crusade stewardship evangelist, now in California for postgraduate studies, leads outreach with the San Lorenzo area residents. He has served as pastor at First Baptist Church Arbuckle and conducted retreats and services across northern California, Washington, and Kansas, outlining a series of nightly messages including Spiritual Awakening and The Christian's Code.
A compact snippet from the Daily Review dated Saturday January 14 1950. The readable content highlights page three items, including brief notices and potential local short news items. Details are sparse due to OCR limitations but indicate typical midweek newspaper briefs.
Local churches publish Sunday sermon topics and speakers from First Presbyterian Hayward to San Anselmo seminary. Arthur Johnson and Charles Edwards address Faith and vocation. Rev. William Ehitann and Rev. Myron Herrell lead religious talks. Evening services feature Pat Rhodes and Rev. Reeves. The day includes Bible inspiration, Leviticus study, and a Holy Communion at Trinity Episcopal. Nursery provided.
The Alameda County Federation of Women’s Clubs kicks off its 45 club season with a luncheon on Thursday January 26 at the One Land clubhouse 124 Montecito Avenue Oakland. County president Mrs C Story assists by the general chairman Mrs Frabie J Var azis and a committee of executive board members. Key hostesses include Mesdames P T Gray James WDonnell Sewell A Knipp J G Maas ham Rollin M Brown Walter E Teasdale Ernest F Dreyer Martin Smith and Joseph J Wit. The program features a council report by Ida Burper a panel on Campaign Lieey led by Gerald Whitaker campaign manager to elect Mrs Earl B Shoesmith as second vice president, plus a closing arts program by Joseph P Peroni with Frederic M Grant.
The Maly Rosary Sodarity of Our Lady of Grace church hosts a rummage sale on Wednesday January 18 from 9 to 7 in the church hall chaired by Mrs Charles Mellario. A bean supper party is scheduled in the same hall on January 25 at 1 pm.
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