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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1949
Page
3
A brisk guide on fall cardigan fashion for college students emphasizes fur and knit cardigans as versatile, stylish pieces. It suggests coordinating cardigans with skirts and blouses, lining fur knits with wool, and planning color themes to maximize wardrobe impact this season.
The notice outlines a dress pattern with a rounded roller neck line, four fore skirt flare, and snawl sleeve length in cabin sizes 12 14 16 18 20 4 JB 40 12. It promotes PATTERN switch and asks readers to state desired size and pattern number. The Fashion Book issue offers over 10 designs for children and adults with price just 20 cents per copy from the Pattern Department Ah Mission Street San Francisco.
The theater manager provides film schedules for Hayward Theatre on Elm IL Milago Road with showings at 1:01 pm and late-night options. Lorenzo Theatre lists Champion in two later slots while Motor Movies offers Champion screens at 9:49 and 11:33 pm. Read the Review ads to save time and know how.
Mrs. Howald Cancellier was honored with a pink and blue shower hosted by Mrs. M. Swetland at W246 Vin Anderts in San Lorenzo Village. Guests enjoyed a stork centerpiece, pastel candy booties, homemade cake, and a bridge game won by Mrs. Roundtree who received a bone china cup and saucer.
Hayward H Steppers staged a major folk dance event drawing dancers from Richmond Oakland Ashland Alvarado and nearby areas. More than 200 participants from multiple clubs enjoyed squares and dances with plans for future events and a square dance party at the local high school gym.
Ladies of the Huntress club hosted their husbands with a steak barbecue Saturday afternoon and a party at the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Zimmer 525 Sixth Street. Fourteen couples attended including Mesary Mines Henry Schmal Albert Wattery E K Sullivan Bill Godfrey Harry Connor San Leandro Marvey Reed Al Hacker Alex Stewart Calco Valley George LaFleur Al Crawford Ernest Mayer Lew Arnold and Harry Zimmer Hayward. Dancing and buoyed in the age were entertaining.
Hayward area society notes vacation return stories and weekend guests. Mr and Mrs Bud from Bartlett avenue hosted and Dinners were shared with Norman Neil and Mrs Florence Brown along with May Englind. The Zenke family plan a Los Angeles trip while Mrs Taugheele visits relatives. the Hobson and Goforth families spent Sunday in Santa Cruz.
The Women of the Moose chapter 934 will hold a meeting tonight at o oclock at Daniabal with Senior Regent Maudine Phil lips presiding. This is Mouseheart chapter night for the prop. After business discussions, refreshments will be served.
Mrs flavry Zimmer of 525 Sixth Street and her son David plan a ten day trip to Los Angeles this Friday to visit her daughter Mrs Betty Anderson of Costa Mesa and her husband’s mother Mrs Katherine Zimmer in Orange County near Fullerton.
Mary Angeli YLI first vice president and Julian Smith deputy of Hayward council presided at the joint installation of newly elected YMI and YLI officers in All Saints School auditorium. Pauline La Fleur became YLI president and Gene Serpa assumed YMI presidency for the coming term.
Laventier and green crepe paper decorated the pambus room at the home of Bar inton 1973 Second Street Hayward as Miss Hinton hosted a party for two friends Entertainment included dancing and a scavenger hunt won by Sandra Feldman and Bob Marsh Refreshments were served Guests present included Marsha Dexter Shiela Driscall Christine Erwin Sandra Feldman Donna Goody Pat Hinton Noreen Perry BH Bowman Jin Divita Dean Detton Arlene Holthoff Reggie Rees Steve Korvin Rob Marsh Jim McBarron Johnny Plem mons Bill Sanders BIN Seide and Bob Zirbel
Yellow ochre is identified as a significant natural mineral used for pigmentation. The text notes its importance in historical contexts and its role in various applications due to its color and mineral properties.
A two family betrothal party was held for Miss Elaine Adair daughter of Mr and Mrs Olaf Adair of 22067 Queen Street and Robert H Keifer son of Mr and Mrs Henry Keifer of 1268 at Street They plan to wed August 28 at All Saints Catholic Church The couple will reside in Santa Clara California
A farewell party honored Earle Montague who sails to Ayimy, held at Miss Corinne Sparks home Saturday night. The event also celebrated Larry Berseheid’s birthday and Bill Clark’s return to the San Diego Navy base. Seven college-age couples attended. the evening featured dancing and cookies with punch.
A luncheon at the Green Shutter hotel marked Mrs. Jay Heeschan’s farewell as she and her husband move to San Jose for Jay’s deputy sheriff position. Attendees included Mrs. Heeschan, Misses William Bowman Rex Bowman Victor Boisserie Wesley Gordon Floyd Snarks Lester Booth and Natalie Mickle.
The Morty Mixers host an August 4 session of western cowboy square dance in Berkeley. E W Bish Bischolt leads instruction for a diverse group at Longfellow school, with program by Harvey Lebrun between dances. Also notes a North Carolina funeral gem find.
Artists set up easels and brushes as the Flower Show hosts an Art in Action exhibit. Miss Jenina Campbell in a Mexican costume models a rare piece from China Poblana lore, while Will Frates explains the story of salvaged garments from a wrecked ship fueling Mexican wealth folklore. Local artists Jean Hale and others contribute watercolors, oils, and portraits, with Mary Petrt and Larry Walters among those attending Sunday.
Mills College will present the one act play Pho Devil and Daniel Webster as part of the summer theatre and dance workshop on August 4 in the campus Outdoor Theatre. The production follows Jabez Stone in a New Hampshire setting as Daniel Webster defends him in a spirited court featuring a witch burning judge and a jury of legendary criminals. Arch Lauterer directs with Henry Glass choreographing dances. cast includes Fred Sehelley, Patricia Zellenbarh, John Bradley, Philip Lerman, Sarvatch, Thomas Ribbink, and Eviy Gillett.
The VEW Auxiliary committee will meet at the Veterans Memorial Building at 1 pm on Tuesday to audit the secretary and treasurer books. Attending are Trustees Mines Bertha Caldera Viola Chrisman Elizabeth Monahan President Mrs Mary Schinn Mrs Willma Miller the secretary and Mrs Ethel Ashley treasurer.
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