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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1950
Page
8
A vintage ad for Summer Fashion Boone promoting ready to fill order patterns with sizes listed from 12 to 42, plus fabric details, pattern numbers, and first class mail pricing. The piece markets a colorful travel wardrobe, practical designs, and a shipment offer for a vacation friendly sewing book.
A Sunday party at Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rowe 153 Russell Cove, Cistre Valley, co hosted by Mrs. Lee Schlager honors Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lurryline on their 22nd anniversary and welcomes the Carl Hovey family home from Michigan. Guest list includes the Sunylines, the Hoveys, Jackson, Robers, and others. A potluck supper ends with cake and ice cream. entertainment features a skit by Mrs Schlager and Roberts and folk dancing.
President Clara Ries of the Daughters of America entertained the fancy-work section at her Watkins street home. Members spent the afternoon sewing and were served refreshments by Mrs. Riggs and co hostess Mrs. Mary Enos. Nest meeting set for April at 553 B Street with invitation to all Daughters of Gorienio.
In San Francisco a crowd of over 21,000 Adventists gathered for the 48th general conference. Home customs and a From Every Nation pageant showcased 200 missionaries and locals in national costumes at Civic Auditorium. New president William T. Branson of Hong Kong spoke on Divine Power Needed for World Crisis. M. S. Richards addressed church members at the Palace of Fine Arts.
Mrs Mery C Walsh and Mr and Mrs Herman Van Sickle of Ashland returned home Tuesday after a pleasant vacation through Southern Oregon near Roseburg. The party, since July 4, visits relatives of the Van Sickles. Mrs Martin Lawrence of Coquille is an Ashland visitor disposing of the 189th avenue property in the estate of the late George Rankin who died here about a year ago.
Plain and classic suits dominate the scene at Hollywood Park opening day in the rivals clubhouse. The writer notes fashionable women and men in attire, predicting the trend will continue for some time as suits are more prevalent than other outfits in the public area.
The article discusses the era's styling ideals centering on the Liega figure with wide shoulders and compact torso. It argues camouflage through one piece dresses or coats suits women with broad hips and narrow shoulders, noting that Adrian-shouldered silhouettes flatter many figures and help balance proportions while challenging the illusion of perfect film glamour.
Mrs. Dargidy Sorrento recuperating at home on Old Dublin road after a surgical operation at Alameda hospital. Frederickton family and neighbors report a pleasant outing with children from Cul Canyon. Mauritio McGeehn and friends enjoyed an exciting day. Bert Moore and family return from a three week Colorado and Lexi trip. J Russell and Mrs. Russell of Cystea find Mudie house guests.
At the American Furniture Mart in Chicago, displays show sofas expanding to accommodate 19-inch screens, curved sectionals, swivel rockers, and new plywood ottomans. Lighter and darker finishes pair with blond or walnut cabinets as manufacturers push modern home styling with roomier layouts and specialty storage.
Members of the Southern Alameda county branch of the American Begonia Society will gather Sunday July 23 at Antonelli brothers Capitola to view thousands of blooming plants and enjoy a tuberous begonia demonstration by Pat Antonelli. Families and friends are invited to bring lunch as tables will be provided. gardens lie three miles east of Santa Cruz block along Capitola road.
The Alameda Little Theater readies The Bat for a July 28 opening. Cast and crew rehearse five nights weekly under Willan Woodall, with George Arnold stepping in as stage manager and Eve Gilbert directing stage settings. The production emphasizes behind the scenes duties and a serious noncostume approach.
A furniture designer notes buyers prioritize appliances in new homes with refrigeration, range, dish washer, and clothes washer. Strong favorites include swivel tub chairs and iron bedroom furnishings. The rush of home building drives emphasis on modern interiors and coordinated living spaces.
Mr and Mrs Robert Steelsmith and son Bob of Fir avenue attended the CSEA convention in Eureka where Steelsmith serves as president of the San Lorena chapter. William Herb his wife Helen and daughter Judy of Cherry way also joined the trip, with tterh as state first vice president opening the convention at its initial session.
Two churches unite for a combined prayer meeting at 7 30 pm in the Hayward First Baptist chapel. Hayward First Baptist hosts the service and Fairmont Baptist joins, with Rev. Burton C Reed delivering the message. Jon and Leroy Wellington of Manon Avenue were in Auburn last week visiting Busir Schroeder.
Massonsi at 1321 Russell Way with weeklong stay at the Lair of the Golden Bear in Pinecrest 165 miles northeast of Thay ward elevation 6400 feet. Campfire talks by UC professors highlight the recreation spot.Guests sleep in cabins and wood floored tents and dine family style in a communal hall.
Mrs. Celadys Donahue served as installing officer for the Livermore Abgelita parlor of the Western district during a joint installation with Las Positas. Officers for the Livermore rite included Karin Leandra and other members. two grand parlor appointments were announced, with Mrs. Min T. Scherbush naming deputies to Brooklyn and Alpha parleys.
Anglo California National Bank advertises low cost loans with flexible terms up to 20 months or more. The message claims you needn't be a depositor to qualify and invites readers to phone or visit a nearby office for details.
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