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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1950
Page
10
John Mason Webber, a one year old, lacks words beyond terms like tama and daddy. He is fond of his teddy bear which bears marks as the child clings to it. He is the son of Mel and Mrs Ralph Webber of 10 Atherton Street.
Ben Wilson was chosen president at the first dinner meeting of the San Jozo Community Church Men’s Association. Edward Buffalo Olinda, Flenwood Warden, and Henry Dast-Wood named as officers. Guest speaker White from the Pacific School of Religion discussed communism and Christianity. A second church work day followed the gathering.
Susan Elaine Gomes enjoyed a June 6 birthday party with cake and gifts. Guests included Sandra Lee, Bob, Tommy Delgada, Beeverly, Diane Rogers, godmother Susan, and others. Susan weighs 28 pounds at one year, has four teeth, walks, and speaks a few words. her favorite toy is a large panda bear given by her maternal grandmother. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gomes of 1347 D Sleet. her father served 40 months in the armed forces during the war.
Birth announcements from Hayward dated June 30 to July 3 1950 record newborns John Carlos Rego a son for Mr and Mrs John Rego Jarread Newark seven pounds Buroz. SMITH a daughter Katherine Sue for Mr and Mrs Dennon L Smith San Lorenzo seven pounds Dawns Swan Melvin G Swan Fols mn fives details incomplete but indicate births in Hayward area with parental names and addresses.
The fifty second wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson was marked July 10 at their Castro Valley home, 20459 Redwood Road, with a dinner attended by hair houses and families including Otho Wilson and children from San Mateo and Clarence Wilson from Castro. A pre anniversary dinner July 3 at the same home was attended by their two daughters and husbands, with guests Harry Crown of Burbank and Bill Stoker of Albany. A decorated cake was served and placed on the honorary display.
Lily Artel, mother, and her two daughters in San Lorenzo Village fall ill with mumps amid efforts at the San Lorenzo Child Development Center and Clayward Union High School Adult Education program. Lin, 4, recovers from a severe mumps bout, then Mrs Artel contracts it while nursing 13 month old Digna.
Proverbial remark stresses that taking time to think yields wiser actions than rushing. It emphasizes deliberate consideration over impulsive behavior and cautions against poor decisions from hastiness.
The Castro Valley Lioness Club reported over $1000 spent on community services in the past year with $319.19 donated to Sunrise School Castro Valley Parent Nursery School American Red Cross Girls Scouts Future Homemakers Christmas baskets for needy families Junior Statesmen and the American Cancer Association. An additional $562.23 funded the Lions Club building. The group planned a booth at the Castro Valley Community Fair August 3 to 6 and was selling queen contest tickets to name the ritual ruler. An extra donation was not made.
Mr and Mrs Earl N Lawless welcomed a son named Mark Thomas Lawless on July 3 1950 in Hayward California born at 7 pounds 4 ounces at 1756 163rd Avenue Sen Leandro.
Vandalism at the Sunrise school prompted the Lions Club to expand outreach. Mrs. Morris Olson, membership chair, urged inviting all prospective members. Wives of Lions members are eligible to join, per Mrs. Betty Peterson, publicity chair.
The Bat, a Mary Roberts Rinehart and Avery Hapwood mystery, will debut at Alameda Life Theater with Reginald Beresford played by Eric Cunningham, a San Leandro resident and aspiring pro actor. Newcomers Dick de Souza and Tom Seitz also join as The Unknown and Billy the houseboy with several prior stage credits. Performances run July 28 29 and August 3 4 in Alameda.
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