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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1950
Page
3
Sunday worship schedules announced for local churches. Includes topics and service times with guest speaker at First Presbyterian Church of Hayward.
An old pattern catalog promotes a sun ready sleeveless dress with a matching apron and lists pattern numbers and fabric yardage. The note then shifts to a church announcements section detailing sermon topics and speakers at several Hayward area churches, led by Rev. Howard Rhodes and others, with service times and locations. A brief Cambridge item notes Harvard students discovering a pay station trick, and the state telephone company’s response.
Raymond Ralph Alameida son of Jobin Louis Alameida and LaVern Dolo Granada wed recently at Saint Bernard's Oakland with Father Coffey officiating. The couple now reside in San Loren after a ceremony marked by flower gowns and family attendants. both are graduates of local schools.
A baby shower at 201 Bookman Road San Lorenzo continued after the honoree Mrs Stantey left. Welcoming the newborn son William Stanley on July 1 were parents Mr. and Mrs Ling of Hayward. Grandparents William J. Esterling Oakland and Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Tomlinson Portland Ore visited. Attendees included Marnie Young Ed McKenna Robert Shipley and several others. Funeral for Mrs. Knoyland held in Oakland with J T Carron and family attending. David Dickie spoke at Hayward Rotary on diesel power.
Mrs. Harvey Kirk of Rolando avenue spent ten days with her sister and family, Dr. and Mrs. Kyrinel L. Tieran, and daughter Judy at Fresno. The group then went to Yosemite for about a week before returning home Tuesday evening.
Eden Business and Professional Women club announces a regular meeting at Toolowls Monday night July 2 in San Lorenzo Village. Mary Videll will be chef of the program and Mrs Hulen Willies, president, will conduct the business portion of the meeting.
Mr and Mrs Arnold Traichker, Sylvia and Diane Luebker, return Wednesday from a five day Yosemite visit via Fresno where they met friends Mr and Mrs Roy Mittex. The report notes a separate incident where a resident faced disorderly conduct charges after an abusive disturbance at a restaurant over service for a dog.
American Legion Austiliary Unit 8 met Thursday evening at Veterans Memorial building with new officers presiding. President Marie Newsome announced committee heads for the year and noted attendance of guests Mrs. John Meary and Mrs. Robert Barker. The unit agreed to a denarium to Sunrise school and prepared colors for the Sacramento convention August 12 18.
Mr and Mrs Howard Slatoff of Visalia former Hayward residents spent the summer in Palo Alto where Slatoff attends summer courses at Stanford University linked to work school administration. He now serves on Visalia public schools staff and is Tolare county art director. They visited the George Cakes family with whom they are related.
Dr and Mrs Homer P Struble describe Cape Town as a night fairyland from Beacon Island Hotel and High Gate Farm ostrich grounds. They stayed in a rondover with sea view for six dollars daily, photographed ostriches, noted the Souther Cross overhead, Van Riebeek statue, and the city’s lush gardens and bird life.
An analysis of a hot weather dress style from 1950 highlights a slender one piece linen dress favored in Europe and America. It emphasizes dark neutral colors, minimal sleeves or bound armholes, plunging necklines with neck collars, and carefully chosen fabrics to suit hot summers. It notes red accents for larger women and advises bold color use to boost morale while remaining stylish.
Cathy Oakes celebrated her fourth birthday at home hosted by Mr and Mrs George P Oakes at 21188 Ensild 4th street. Guests included Bill and Susan Thomas Christine and Skipper Nielson Michael and Nancy Ritter Bobby and Patricia Stanley and baby Scotty. Relatives and neighbors such as Amma Oakes Merritt Slantey and George L Oakes attended along with Mrs Rhindino and Noward Slututf.
Roberts and Pat Rancher returned home Thursday after two weeks with Rancher's relatives in Ta Mesa. They traveled from Hayward by train and bus, stopping in Los Angeles for sightseeing and visiting Bill Banaan, a former Hayward high school student, in Paso Robles along the way.
Mr and Mrs Gilbert Forler of Castro Valle y Castro Valley planned a celebration for their thirteenth wedding anniversary on Monday July 17 starting with dinner in Oakland. Their plans were cut short by the sudden illness of their young daughter Kathleen. The couple, childhood sweethearts since age thirteen and fifteen, were born and raised in Sebastopol and married there thirteen years ago. They recently moved from Modesto two and a half years ago to Castro Valley.
Alpha Jota chapter of Alpha Omega sorority met at Miss Ann Oliver’s home on Hesperian Boulevard. Irene Cross presided as plans were laid for weekend events at Santa Cruz and Cascade Rey hotel reservations were noted. Alberta Elson named rummage sale chair for an autumn event at IDES hall. Jewel Degree plans for Winifred MacKenzie and Louise Small targeted for September. The gathering honored Miss Oliver with a wedding shower gift ahead of her August 12 marriage.
Women of the church in San Lorenzo hear that plans to secure an organ for the Epiphany Lutheran church are progressing well. The organ committee says the instrument may arrive in time for the chapel dedication as the new building nears completion. Ellen Beyeh hosts the meeting with Jennie Fischer, Vera Meyers, Shirley Ferguson and Louise Douglas presenting. Bill Gower, a church councilman, discussed furnishings for the chapel. Ferm Bankson and Jennie Fischer assisted.
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