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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1957
Page
4
Merle Joan Marks and Eugene Saravag exchanged vows at Trinity Episcopal Church Hayward. The bride wore a lace gown with a cascade bouquet. attendants wore pink and yellow nylon satin. The couple, graduates of Hayward High, honeymooned at Emerald Bay and plan to live in Hayward.
Betty Horton elected president of ABC Club with Colleen Chugg outgoing. Florence Fry named vice president, Till assumes secretary duties from Sadie Woods. Mrs Histon becomes treasurer, succeeding Mable Wood. Members report weight loss since August, led by Vivian Lutzenburg with 44 pounds in four months. Contact Betty Worlon at 9037 A St Hayward for joining.
The Bows and Arrows Square Dance Club sponsors a beginner square dancing class. The first session Thursday at 8 p.m. at Burkhalter School Oakland 3994 Burkhalter Ave. Registration lasts three weeks. Inquiries to SW 68-5326 or TR 2-7414. Gene Ward guests Fremont Calamity Eight at Washington Union High School hoedown with Saul Turbayski. event runs 4 p.m. to midnight. Public invited.
Sequoyah House a steel beam and glass home built for the Young in Heart is on display at 23 Sequoyah View Dr Oakland as a benefit for Children’s Hospital of the East Bay. It will be shown Sundays this month from 12 am to 8 pm for visitors.
The former Miss June Ardeth Palmiero married Vincent Michael Tobia at 3 p.m. Sunday in Village Church Castro Street Hayward. Officiant Rev. Richard Taylor, altar in white gladioli. Bride wore white brocade dress with lace yoke. cap veil. bouquet of white carnations. Attendants included Faria of San Lorenzo in blue brocade. best man Stanley Faria. Parents named Mr. and Mrs. Julio Palmiero San Leandro and Mr. and Mrs. Micheel Tobia San Leandro. Reception at church social hall. Lake Tahoe honeymoon. first home in San Leandro. Both graduates of San Leandro High School. bride affiliated with Job's Daughters. groom employed by San Leandro School Department. Pre-wedding showers hosted in May.
Local residents report vacations and travel. George Johnson and children Georgia and Tir mie enjoyed Lake Tahoe. Dr. and Mrs. Robert F. L. Sasterday with sons Steven and Paul vacationed in Castro Valley. Oswald Herramann and daughter plus kin returned from Capitola. The Leir of the Golden Bear trip near Strawberry Lake is noted for the Cohn family. Don Jensen heads to Fort Knox after San Francisco departure. Fourth of July barbecue hosts include Walter Young and Melvin Levi party attendees in Hayward and Castro Valley.
British top dress designers push into ready-to-wear as shops fill with affordable lines. The average woman gains stylish dresses and suits with good taste in color and fabric, while experts note differences from made-to-measure. Prices are described as fantastic. Continental visitors and Americans react to the lower costs.
A compact cooking tip advises folding a small amount of cranberry sauce into ground beef during shaping and optional pre-bake resting. Bake the loaf as directed, then glaze with cranberry to finish. This adds a fruity, tangy note and keeps the loaf moist.
The Presbyterian Daughters of the Tivington Church will hold a rummage sale Thursday to Saturday in the old library building at 140 North Broadway. Hours are 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Thursday and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday and Saturday. Proceeds go to the church building fund.
A 2 cent weekly feature titled the Jr's of a woman led with 5,215,651 points in a French women poll. Other top concerns include having children, a successful husband, and being well housed, with fashion and health topics appearing among the ranked items amid a volley of broad social worries.
Catherine Nandresy of San Leandro and Eugene Clay Momyer of Sonora wed at San Leandro First Methodist Church with Rev. Walter Swearengin officiating. Bride wore Chantilly lace gown. reception in Hale Hall featured silver crystal and candles. Bridegroom a Heald College electrical engineering graduate. both plan future residence pending job plans.
Public tours of The House Beautiful, a modern featured home in Oakland, continue daily to end Sunday to support Eden Auxiliary and Junior Auxiliary’s Cobalt 60 Cancer Therapy Unit campaign. The home at 81 Elysian Fields Dr offers weekday hours 11 am to 4 pm and Saturdays and remaining Sundays 11 am to 6 pm. Architects Carliet and Spackman of San Francisco, with De L. Maynard Inc. handling the toolkit and Ray Beckley decorating, showcase a contemporary kitchen, family room, patio, open beam ceiling, and three bedrooms. The Beacon of Hope, lit by Gov. Knight, signals the campaign for modern cancer care in the region.
The Women’s Association of Centerville Presbyterian Church sponsors a strawberry festival dessert from 6 to 8 pm today in the church courtyard at 215 Denville District. Association president Mrs Ano Dotkter says the event is open to the public, and the church choir will meet at 7 pm according to Rev Tor Fubr.
Ala meda County Probation Department director Hrary Tersian, a noted speaker, will review juvenile department work at the Soroptimist International of East Oakland meeting. The noon session will be held at the Studio Club on Restigh Street with Fay Slauson as chairman.
Fragmentary note recalls soap first manufactured commercially at Jamestown in 1608. The second ship to arrive brought Germans and Poles skilled in making soap, indicating early craft and trade skills aboard.
A marketing note extols plastic fabrics and sponges crafted to mimic cloth with patterns and prints. The piece highlights the ease and style of modern plastic materials during the summer season, noting their convincing texture and variety.
Olga Ns Wame reports Pauline Trigere offers multiple silhouettes for fall from coats to gowns. Choices include wide coats, slim sheaths, knee-length jackets, and tunic-dress hybrids with distinctive armholes and trims. Ceil Chapman unveils Venus and Cleo inspired looks plus Etruscan drape and dramatic dance frocks.
Renowned Bay Area builder Richard Kalan unveils a basic house built from new paneling that promises faster, cheaper homes. The wood laminated panels combine insulation with no interior or exterior finishing, enabling mass production. Tested by UC laboratories, the panels meet Uniform Building Code standards and have been chosen for a Nevada Air Force housing project.
The Women’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church Redewood Rd at Al Castrn Valley observes its tenth anniversary this Thursday morning. Members from the past decade are urged to attend for an afternoon program and luncheon. The event aims to enlarge the church library, with donations of religious books welcomed. First president Mrs Sybil McKenty will attend. the society began July 1947 at her home.
The Castro Valley Ward of the Latter Day Saints sponsors an All You Eat Spaghetti Dinner at the Castro Valley Community Center on Walnut Stand Seven Hills Rd from noon to 1 pm. Proceeds benefit the ward’s budding fund. Chef Tennyson Walton. general chairman Mrs Alfred Fontaino. assistants Mrs Reginald Bolles, Roland Smith, and Tennyson Walton. For details, contact Mrs Smith.
The Hay Ward Police Wives Auxiliary hosts a women only gathering at 7 45 PM at Mrs Herb Halsen s 21 Upland Way. New officers were installed in May. the club promotes social and philanthropic work with a cake sale project at Louis Stores on Harder Reed to be set at tonight s meeting.
When hung and finished correctly a miracle fabric blouse needs only a quick iron. Hang on two shaped hangers to drip dry with a folded washcloth pad inside each shoulder for a smooth line and press seams pleats and cuffs to set the shape.
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