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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1950
Page
7
Rev. Myron Merrell, pastor of Hayward Motherlist church, travels with a Dr. Mish organized traveling seminar. He notes London sessions were hampered by war era tension and parliamentary access was limited. The group plans stops in Stockholm Copenhagen and Berlin as they continue the itinerary.
For Mills College second summer production Interplayers present Nice Shoemaker's Prodigious Wife a vibrant Andalusian folk comedy about a young wife and her husband. Milton Wath violist assists with the adaptation and performances begin next Sunday at 4 30 in Tisser Theater.
Mrs. Jutu Gipson of 1798 Parv ylewanyon announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Edith Gipson to Raymond Rucker of Oregon. She is a Hayward Union High junior planning a September wedding at Hayward Methodist Church. After rites the couple will reside in Fugeno, Oregon, where Rucker formerly served in the U S Army with first life charge two Tannths age.
The Summer Pashton Book offers over 160 designs for all ages and occasions with easy to wear styles. Send 20 cents for a copy, pattern numbers, and handling instructions to Pattern Department THE MNAYWARD REVIEW San Francisco California.
Mas Tam torgoletis owner of the Mariner's restaurant on Caste street shares Stefado a Greek dish. The article notes the cooking method with mud covered pots and live flame in Greece, and offers a modern kitchen approach avoiding flame laws. The recipe serves six and lists ingredients including 3 pounds meat, 4 pounds onions, herbs, wine vinegar, tomato paste, and spices. it advises browning, layering, and slow simmering until tender with careful lid keeping and occasional stirring.
Pocahontas and Pomo tribes jointly installed council officers at IDs hall. New officers include Pond Simpson Pocahontas Katy Sledge Wittona Lillian Oldimixon prophetess Don McCuaig powatin Ruth Arlete Mabel Hopkins scouts Dorothy Jackson Alta Rey Velen Blasotti and ase Sow as warrioty Alito Westerlund Ido Lous ley fonicities gudirds of the five st and teped VMnvabulh Higuerra Bertha Tardy aides. Runners May McCuaig Louise Wheelhouse Caral Oldiilgen keeper of records. Roma council officers included Selen Nichols deputy Mary DL Flamiltan grand pavahontas Aes Nichols grand mishinawar Tillie Cavag mara grand deputy mewhone Mrs Vion Lawrence Byron deputy. Over in hundred events members of tew grea councils witnessed the rites. Social by Mrs Ruth Hoogslede and the How-Tiu Trio. Arlett retired keeper of records honored with wool blanket and gift. Sewing club meeting set for Tuesday at Mrs Heguerra 2242 Church Street Bulan. Next council Aug 3 with appoin tive chairmen to be named.
The Mickelsons held a buffet supper and dance at 2897 Mattox Road to mark their Ath anniversary on July 15. Guests included Harald Carlson and spouse, William Tilman and spouse, Louie Sangenetti and spouse, Victor Lassie and spouse, Ben Nilsson and niece, and Roy Mickelson, August Makela, and Frank Mickelson.
A survey of the Vienna Art Treasures on display at the De Young Museum San Francisco tracing the Habsburg patronage from Archduke Ferdinand to Leopold Wilhelm and Rudolph II with Rubens Veronese Rembrandt and Velazquez works, tapestries, and carvings, plus notes on lectures and provenance after wars and restitution.
Niles Club No 3 will meet Thursday at 17511 Wellington Way San Leandro. Members will sew for the Shrine Crippled Children’s Hospital from 10 30 a m to 3 30 p m with luncheon served by Mrs Erma Ilelgren and Mrs Selia Ruffell.
The Valborg Social Club announces a public whist party at 2 pm Wednesday in Dania hall. Attendees will be served home made cakes by Mrs. Anna Sorensen, Mrs. Eva Brinks, Mrs. Mary Thorup, Mrs. Alice Thorup, Miss Mamie Vogelsang, and Mrs. Jecgine Andersen.
Fashion writer predicts a strong fall trend toward scooped out necklines, notably horseshoe shapes, appearing across day wear to evening attire. Designers will vary placement and openness, with jumpsuits, blouses, and jackets adapting to reveal or conceal the neck, while some women may avoid the look.
A lively Oakland Century theater production of The Drunkard features free snacks and drinks, enthusiastic audience participation, and amateur numbers. The show invites cheering for heroes and boos for villains, with spontaneous song, jokes, and anniversary tributes enhancing the evening.
San Lorenzo community church officers and board heads for the 1960 1951 term were named at the recent annual meeting held in the Village. The roster includes clerks Miss Marjorie Gansberger and Mrs Tloyd Miller, auditor Ralph Anderson, treasurer Hey Towen fela, horper Ms Littra Gans, historian Glenwood Warden, and delegates Mrs William Henderson Mrs William Dewey Mrs Kenneth Duffy and Mrs Chester Wilkinson. Deacons Mrs Robert Edwards and Mrs Lawrence Soares, deaconesses, and the Women’s Association president reported committees to serve the term with chairmen named such as Mrs Walph Edwards programs and Mrs Warren Perkins house and social.
At 20157 Stanton Avenue Castro Valley the wedding of Mrs Spurrs sister Madeline Oshern of South Dakota to Ernest Lewis of San Francisco took place July 14 in a candlelight ceremony officiated by Rev WJ Hamilton of Ashland. Miss Oshern wore white satin with fingertip veil attended by Judy Christoph of San Leandro. best man Frank Cortez of San Francisco. The couple honeymooned in Carmel and will reside in San Francisco after returning.
Otis Chapman and Mrs. Otis Chapman hosted nieces Charlene sod Marlene anim Tavis and Betty Jo Lamm of Sacramento, along with Darwin Hook and others, during a stay in Sacramento. The group spent time at the Chapmans furniture exchange on East 10th Street, and Betty Jo was later sent to Hayward for a longer visit.
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