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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1950
Page
3
Area churches outline tomorrow and next week worship plans led by pastors from Hayward Eden Castro Valley and Castro Valley with sermons on God and the world righteousness sin and salvation. Mission programs and youth activities accompany evening services and special films.
Noreen Letsom daughter of Mr and Mrs N E Letsom 1391 B street is among nearly 60 Pacific coast university students at the University of Mioyan summer school under the Howard Student Tour plan. They travel by Strato Cruiser from San Francisco with a layover in Los Angeles then fly to Hawaii arriving Monday. She boards at a girls dormitory near campus and is a sophomore at the University of California studying art among other pursuits. The group plans to return by air in August.
A Hayward Plunge swim started Bobby Gonsalves thirteenth birthday celebration. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Anthony Sousa of 22459 Ruby Street. Friends and relatives attended a swimming roast and movie viewing at the Sousa home. Attendees included Sybil Walkup Norita Nissen Jerkie Lay Donna Rae Evans Sharon Lee Sons Ron Nia Reno Hobby Abreu Clifford Adams Richard Paige Steve Abreu Mike Reno and Bobby’s step brother. Also present were Mr and Mrs William Reno Mr and Mrs Lou Abreu Mr and Mrs Joseph Muzi and Bobby’s grandmother Mrs Rose Soares.
A breakfast hosted by Mrs. Ann Workman at 892 Grove Way drew 43 guests. Guests received corsages of sweet pens and carnations, then were seated at small tables and served homemade coffee cake in varied flavors. Helpers included members of the Rebekehirele of Hayward Methodist church.
A preview of the second annual outdoor worship season is set for 11 15 a m Sunday July 2 at the Hayward Motor Movies. The Eastbay Drive In church sponsors eight services this summer on Niles highway south of Hayward with Rev Lloyd L Gurnsey directing and Rev George Pestana leading opening music duties. Local ministers and West Coast professors will share preaching duties as parents with large families are encouraged to attend with children on picnics.
The Hayward Review promotes a Summer Fashion Book with 150 pattern designs for warm weather wear. It features stitches for cottons and popular fabrics, plus patterns for vacations and town outfits. Price is 20 cents and requests include pattern numbers, sizes, and a mailing address. Henry Ford’s Model A price cut to 435 F.O.B. is noted as market context.
A patio party at the Gloui déane home on Simon Street celebrated Claudette Claudenc’s eleventh birthday. Bouquets, yellow balloons, and gifts surrounded the honoree as Mrs. Leroy Claudeane hosted games, prizes, and party fare with help from Mrs. Robert McHale and others.
Mrs Madeliene Beeckr was installed as senior regent at the first women s installation meeting of the LOOM in the new Castro street location. Maudine Phillips became junior graduate regent, with Eva O Mila Anna Cue mero Dorothy Jackson Anna Wasson Edne Towsley Agnes Demaree and Marie Wilson named to key posts. Instilling officials Fay London Nettle Hunter Mae Havilin Eva Miller presiding. Six candidates Jean Purchio Helen Lambert Juanita Boyles Anafilla Vigil Marie Wilson Betty Rooney initiated at Monday meeting. Net Simpson and Gertie Robevis starred in Lazy Bones produced by the lodge.
A farewell dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Paul Lavitt in Vin Media San Lorenzo Village honors Dan Swenson and his wife from Pasco Lar gavista as they prepare to move to Niagara Falls Canada Swenson a Gerbers food technologist will transfer to a new post in Canada The event was attended by Dr and Mrs Stewart Meysers Mrs Tabert Krapp Phil Johnson id Burnett Joe Pinnick George Jones Robert Tambini and Mr and Mrs H G Grass and Mr and Mrs Hebert Ramsey all of San Lorenzo and Ollannid residents.
Hayward Lioness club members attended the installation dinner of their sister club Son Lend in a Hawaiian themed evening with steak dinner. Attending from Hayward were Margaret Way Genevieve Zebal low Carole Kelly Irma Settle Alice Tate Mary Delgada Alice Mussle Katherine Mitchell Ben Ewing Bea Roberts Margaret Scriphin Jen Faria Myra Alpers and Enid Alcaire. Mr and Mrs Albert J. Heim plan a July fourth weekend trip to Pinecrest for fishing and recreation. Heim recently moved from Oakland and works as a dryline mechanic at the Naval Aair Sta na.
Bonnie Sue and Donna Low Bennett, twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bennett of 16249 Via Aruleta, San Lorenzo, turned one on June 22. The sisters, who can walk and say bye bye, greeted relatives including their great grandfather and received gifts from their twin grandmother and mother.
Billy Palmer arrived home from school with his brother Blaine to celebrate his sixth birthday. The family in Gilroy hosted a winter party at the Old Fellows Home for Children with decorations and a sailboat themed cake. Attendees included Violet Wilkinson, Nick Marich, Diane Marich, Barbara Wilkinson, Diane Marich, and several neighbors and relatives.
Scouts travel to jamboree aboard a train stopping in Detroit Lakes and Chicago. They tour the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago and the Naval Air Station at St Paul, with awards and ceremonies: Bob Matheison receives a miniature pilot wheel from the Queen of the Lakes. Abe Aveo trades puzzles for neckerchief slides. Beaver Patrol earns honor flags for punctuality and marching as Hayward’s group arrives to spend the week.
From Lisboo, Portugal, Dr and Mrs Homer P Styule of Haywire travel to Cape Town for four months. They describe a bustling Lisbon Sunday with a crowded ornate Portuguese church, blue and white tiles, perfume, and well behaved children. They tour a grand sports arena, botanical gardens, and a tropical display with fountains and koi. Prices in shops are high, taxis cheap, and street life lively with bells, a Holy Ghost festival, banners, lanterns, bands, dancers, and a late, vibrant plaza scene.
Joanne Taylor and Albert Rodrigues reveal their engagement after years as Hayward Union High classmates. Both recent graduates, Taylor is the daughter of Ted and Mrs Taylor of 3507 A Street and works at the Rial Theater. Rodrigues is son of Frank and Mrs Rodrigues of 871 Haths Away Avenue, San Lorengo, employed at Alvin Joseph Motor Company in Wayward. No wedding date set.
Nearly 200 guests gathered Sunday afternoon to honor Miss Eve Rodrigues at a prewedding shower held in the Temple of the Croon social hall on Thornton avenue. She announced her engagement to John Sulseire Sr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Sulseire of Sycamore avenue. No wedding date had been set. The hall was decorated in blue and white and refreshments were supervised by Mrs. Ortiz and Mrs. Sarah Lopez.
Three San Lorenzo Council 9 SPRSI delegates Mrs. L. Toste Mrs. Ann C. Silva and Mrs. Maria P. Silva will attend the state convention in Tracy on July 9 10 and 11 They will lodge at Tracy Inn convention headquarters The delegation will report back at the San Lorenzo council meeting starting 4 PM Wednesday night July 12 at the DES hall in Ashland.
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