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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1957
Page
4
United Press reports a glossary of terms from silk to chantilly lace. Designers highlight fabrics like broadcloth silk, crepe Tarocain, tissue tweed, and plomb glamour while Adele Simpson and Mollie Parnis unveil slim lines, cosmic colors, and longer hemlines for fall.
Newlyweds Roland R McGuire and Charmine Alban Roberts plan a Minnesota move. He medical student at University of Minnesota will resume studies in fall. They wed in Reno with family and friend witnesses, then travel to Lake Tahoe and Vic City before settling in Minneapolis.
Foot health tips note that the average American woman walks 70 000 miles in a lifetime. Institute posture experts urge women to own three heel heights to exercise leg muscles and vary heels daily or at least every three days to avoid wearing the same height.
Les Meres Club sponsors a Doll With a Future Contest to aid St Rose Hospital Building Fund. Anyone may meet the young lady by contacting the hospital office or a club member. The doll, 14 inches long with complete wardrobe, was designed by club members. The presentation and recipient will be announced at the Second Annual St Rose Barbecue and Bazaar on Sept 29 at Carpenters Hall in Hayward.
Rebekah lodge plans return to ICOF Temple at 3 St for 8 oclock meetings. Members are asked to bring basket lunches. Doris Walker, noble grand, announces committees to arrange a visit by district deputy president Mrs Jane Gainer from District 7 on August 1.
Toan Paddock announces that Mrs Wilma Miller has resigned as publicity chairman of the Haviland Auxiliary 7882 and Mrs Margaret Collier is appointed to fill the post. Next County Council meeting Friday urged for attendance. Fall Whist planned under Mrs Sylvia Bernard. Past president Ida Applegate attended. Refreshments by Mrs Bernard.
The Hayward Singles Club holds its second Sport's Dance Friday at 8:20 pm in the Hill and Valley Club. The event invites singles ages 25 to 50, with Henry Harrison as general chairman and a list of committee members coordinating music, activities, membership, door, publicity, and refreshments. Plans include an August Theatre Party in San Francisco and two dances for ages 16 and 30, plus a September dinner dance at Crow Canyon. contact via Post Office Box 334 Hayward for details.
Louise Martinez and Andrew J Rodrigues wed in a Sunday 11:30 a.m. high nuptial Mass at Corpus Christi Catholic Church Nijes officiated by Rev Ranultho Amirati. The bride, daughter of Gabriel and [redacted] Martinez of 348 Riverside Ave. Niles, wore a lace and tulle gown with a Juliette cap and carried a prayer book topped with a white orchid. Attendants included maid of honor Tina Martinez and bridesmaids Loretta Souza Jeannette Rodrigues, with a reception at Washington Township Sportsmen's Club followed by a honeymoon trip to Canada. Both graduates of Washington Union High School reside in Niles where the couple plans to live after returning.
Mrs. Jane Meyer of South Dakota State College in Brookings warns one quarter of families in a well fed nation short themselves on vitamin C by poor food choices. She notes most avoid scurvy but suffer minor deficiencies. A single medium orange provides daily vitamin C and broccoli offers over half the requirement. vitamin C is an everyday need we cannot store.
Purely Personal items list numerous families from Washington Manor Castro Valley and nearby areas who recently returned from vacations to Twain Harte Yosemite Park Ox ford Junction Ta Hayward Carmel and Calgary along with reunions guest visits and a baby shower for Marie Zuardo including extended family and friends from San Leandro Hayward and Castro Valley visiting in various locations and staying with relatives.
Hayward Chapter 934 of the Women of the Moose will assist the Loyal Order of the Moose Sunday at the district enrollment honoring A. E. Wattle, president of the California Moose Assn. Dinner at 4:30 p.m. Castro Valley Moose Hall 20935 Rutledge Rd. Rully Sparks chairs the serving committee and all members will assist. A district meeting with governors secretaries and chairs will be held at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Castro Valley hall to set a time schedule and discuss improvements. Betty Wels of the Oakland chapter was honored at a reception July 36 after attending Mooseheart ceremonies. Grace Joseph Leyla Ruiz and Flora Murphy attended. Frenchy’s restaurant hosted a friendship dinner in San Leandro with several attendees.
Dorothy Danna president of the Lake Merritt Chapter of the Nations Secretaries Asst has appointed their chapter pre honored by having members appointed to Division and National capacity Miss Lila R. Berg named to the national by laws committee Miss H Frances Gallagher to California finance committee Mrs Ann Turner past president named chairman of California division nominations committee
The Mother's Club of Tennyson Parents' Nursery School sponsors a cake sale Friday at 2533 Tennyson Road Hayward. Event chair Gerald La Joura says proceeds fund the housing fund and temporary quarters are at the Hayward Recreation Hall in Airport Park on Hesperian Boulevard.
Ruth and Esther Circles of Centerville Presbyterian Church will hold a joint meeting at 7 p.m. tomorrow at 278 South Main Street Centerville. Principal speaker Dr Marjorie Holmer will share photos and samples from her missionary work in Africa. All women of the church are invited.
O S Square hosts a monthly San Leandro Folk Dancers party at 8 pm Saturday in Thomas Jefferson School, with dances led by Daley of Oakland. Ben and Florence Boasberg of Oakland chair the event. classes meet Mondays in Oakland under Millie and Vernon Von Konsky, featuring Tango Mial, Mazurka Violetta, Swiss Chilbitanz, and other dances from Idylwild Folk Dance Camp.
Miss Jung Tomas chaired a group of teenage girls from Centerville Newark for an afternoon with about 20 soldiers at the Guided Missile Base near Newark. Volunteers Rose Bernardo Eva Myers and Jackie Armstrong provided transport and refreshments. Marion Samoson plans a visit. the Muller School hosts gatherings from 1 to 4 30 p.m.
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