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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1952
Page
9
An excerpt from Anita Colby's Beauty Book urges readers to nurture crowning glory through cleansing oiling and massage. It details step by step routines for shampoo oil soaks brushing washing and rinses, including hot oil treatments and vinegar or lemon rinses, to improve hair texture shine and health with practical home practices.
A tiny white poodle stuffed toy is described as a perfect crib gift for toddlers. The item features French style fur, black embroidered eyes, pink mouth, and cotton batting. Send 25 cents for the Pandle pattern No. 619 with complete cro ss instructions and finishing visions to Caral Curtis, Thetyward Review, 652 Mion sect, San Francisco. 5. Cali'. Patterns ready to file orders immediately, add extra postage for first class mail.
New York real estate spotlight shows bargains in unusual properties such as a Valbonne castle in France with 12 rooms a chapel and 130 acres priced around 90000 dollars. Previews Inc lists global brokered properties for sale via brochures and ads.
The Hayward Lioness elit plans an 8 pm vacation party at Mrs. Mary Dorado’s home with hostess duties by Mrs. Nelgado and Mrs. Aline Tat. The social arc en route to San Francisco for a high society Folies show, with Enid Alcalde and Clara Frates cohosting.
The seventh Annual Begonia and Shade Plant Show sponsored by the South Bay area branch of the American Begonia Society will run August 2 at the Veterans’ Memorial Building. Santa Cruz growers will display tuberous begonias and tropical plants, with local shops and nurseries featuring tables and exhibits. Exhibitors compete for trophies in plant classes, with junior entrants under 15 invited to participate. judging starts 10 am, show open to the public until 10 pm, and again Sunday from 10 am to 10 pm.
The Women's Club of the Church of Religious Science hosts a gift and rummage sale at 9 am Saturday in the church center garden. Items include plastics, aprons, plants, stamps, clothing, furniture, kitchen items, and curtains in rear garden.
Following a honeymann at Lake Tihog Meo and Mrs Bay 1 Rita Yao Gite new making them burn in Alvatinla. The forme Miss Kiyue Ge Kalo and her uridegroomax thanked their wedding vows at the First Methodist church in San Jae. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Taiyu Kato of Warm Springs. She is a graduate of the University of Utah and St Mark's Hospital School of Nursing. Her husband attended Ohio State University. Miss Suzy Sakola attended the bride as maid of honor. Brothers of the bridegroom Kalayana and Kee Kitayame were best man and ush respectively. Following the ceremony a reception was held at the Sars dese Women's Club.
UPPEC installs a slate of officers at a Friday ceremony in the IDES hall. Esther Sobral is president, Mary Rovha vice president, Ri Lewis and Mary Costa treasurers and other officers include La Silva master of ceremonies Addin M Carville and Bernice Vieguard. Supreme president Isabella Macedé attended with officials Carvle Kelly and Prentel, who supplied music.
A farewell party for Ann Herd was held Wednesday at 1445 Gilvert Street by the Suburbanetty group at Mrs. Phyllis Dilz home 21480 Birch Street. Herd is moving to Arizona on August 1 and received a Bit from members along with a plaque inscribed Good Luck Ann. A special meeting is planned Wednesday at Mrs. Bert Flagler's home 183 Via Nile to finalize plans for a swimming party on August 2 at Carrall Reach plus Moraga.
Local members of the Women’s Advisory Council of the United Fund Crusade plan a no host luncheon at Svends Baard’s Restaurant on Foothill Boulevard at 12 noon tomorrow. Presidents and program chairs from Hayward San Lorenzo Casty Valley and Washington Township invited to learn about speakers for September. H. W. De Cow of San Leandro will discuss the Crusade with Miss Mary Frances Dody of the San Leandro Welfare Council and Mrs Josephine Lunn of the Girl Scout organization assisting on benefits for their groups. Reservations through committee members listed.
Mr and Mrs Francis Gritney Christian of Sacramento announce the engagement of their daughter Carolyn Christian former Hayward high school faculty member. She graduated from Sacramento Junior College UC Berkeley and now works in the Research and Statistics section of California State Employment. Her fiancé George Primeray son of Mr and Mrs George Pome oy of Sacramento served in the United States Navy during World War I and works in the Bridge Department of California State Highways.
Peggy Ann Silva was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. Aud rey Giayanetti at her Redwand Road home in Cas lu Valley on Wednesday night. The groom is Richard allon, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Paddy, Valle Vista. The couple will wed at month’s end with many invited guests.
A Castro Valley man marries Jilian Mary Sharpe of Cambridge England in a ceremony at Eden Consen signa church. The bride, daughter of Perry Sharpe, arrived from England with her twin sister Shirley. Chaplain John A Turner officiated with Air Force officers from Mather Field in attendance. The reception followed at the McCune home with relatives aiding in guest services.
A bridal shower at the home of Mrs. Herbert C. Joseph honors Miss Gaynelle Fry of San Leandra. She will wed Lenn J. Joseph on August 16 at Saint Leathers Church. Guests include Mrs. Leonardry Eugene JeShaw Voie Fearey Ernest Hevmans Dwight Howland Edward Jameson and others.
The Sewing Club in Hayward and Ausility VPW Seve organized prize making for a November whist. Marguerite Bruton hosted sessions at private homes, meeting twice in July and monthly thereafter. The next meeting was planned for August 1 at private addresses in San Leander.
The Oakland Park Department and the Little Symphony Society present a folk song festival at Woodminster Amphitheater on August 8. A folk song comedy titled Down in the Valley will be performed with direction by Barrel Bond and the Ditty Symphony Orchestra led by Gregory Miller.
The Hayward Review advertises a quick wing device for a slimming princess dress with back front and side panel details. It promotes pattern orders by mail from the Pattern Department at 653 Mass Street San Francisco with size options and extra patterns for urgent orders.
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