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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1958
Page
12
A survey of hair as social signaling from ancient Athens to postwar years shows how hair indicated age status class and gender roles. It traces shifts from long noble manes to short revolutionary cuts and notes how styling aided self expression despite discomfort and expense.
Ms A F Benton president of California Federation of Women's Clubs announces two local women named to state committees. Mrs Frank J Grillo of 342 South Livermore to head the Indian Affairs committee. Mrs Jacob G Maasdam active in San Leandro and Oakland women's groups named historian.
A fragment from Edyth Thomas Wallace advises parents to avoid correcting too many faults at once. The editor notes a mother demanding tidiness and clearer, gentler communication to prevent resentment and foster cooperation.
The note suggests rinsing clothes in clear water with a touch of vinegar to remove excess blueing and adds a kitchen tip to keep mashed potatoes white by adding a small amount of lemon juice. The advice blends household dye removal with food whitening.
The Hay San Club plans its initial gathering on Lark Street to debate Modern Child Training and Outside Recreation versus Television. New president Tally Hangen will lead the session with Virginia Reynolds as general evaluator and Ac Neil delivering the invocation. Rosa awl to offer the closing thought.
Victor Tama and Dorothy Tama married in Eureka area with Nor Cal and Bay Area attendees. The bride, a former Clear Lake Union High School teacher, studied at Rockford My Dearie and California College of Arts and Crafts. They left for a honeymoon in Southern California before returning north to Humboldt County.
Six Hayward families attended Sunday services in the six year old Little White Church in the Vale Sequel to hear Rev. Arthur WW Seebart new minister at Eden Congregational Church Hayward After services many were shown through the church and parsonage listing numerous families and individuals from Hayward Castro Valley Naps Valley Fremont Livermore and surrounding areas
A reader seeks help on a complex marriage situation including a first wife, privacy, and trust. Dorothy Dix urges reclaiming independence, setting boundaries, and avoiding further entanglements while suggesting readers pursue personal change and new opportunities.
Bonnie Lou Hancock of Hayward and Jerrold Wheeler Todd of Oakland announce their engagement. Hancock attended Brigham Young University and works at a Oakland motor plant. Todd, son of Nina Todd, is at BYU senior year pursuing secondary teaching credentials with an engineering background. The couple intend to marry in September and reside in Utah until graduation.
Castro Valley couple David Russell Dickie and Betty Jo Christian returned Saturday from a honeymoon trip through Northern California. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. David J. Dickie, resides at 691 Almond Street, Castro Valley. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Geherke of Stanton, San Francisco, plans to study at San Francisco City College while living at 1103 Naples Street, San Francisco. They were married at San Francisco First Covenant Church and stayed part of their honeymoon at Big Sur Lodge.
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