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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1951

Page

9

Grace Notes Join Mission Donation Drive in Tokyo

Grace Lutheran church Sunday school class children aged nine raised funds at 9454 Madison Avenue to support missionary work in Japan. Each child earned money for Japanese Sunday schools. a signed poem accompanied the gift. Nearby events included a Fellowship Club meeting with Rev Walter Luebkemade teaching Watch Your Tongue and summer plans for a potluck at Grace Tubheryne.

Tokyo Dheoir Richard Crate Madison “Avenue Japan Eae Clarence Hanselman Graerritheran Church Council Fallowship Club Walter Luebkemandee Vili Panendoel Marvin Loonvis Grace

Spring Summer Fashion Book pattern offer from Hayward Review

The Hayward Review advertises pattern 2497 with a bolero and sleeveless dress in sizes 10 through 20, plus a size 19 dress. It promotes a Spring Summer Fashion Book with 135 designs and requests pattern orders by mail to San Francisco, with extra postage for first class mail.

Hayward Review Mission Jstreet San Francisco California

Camellias Pattern Offer for Transfer Embroidery

Pink camellias with green leaves ready to transfer onto organdie linen or cotton place mats tea cloths and napkins. Six five inch sprays eighteen smaller sprays and birds included with complete instructions transfers laundering sketches and suggestions. Send name address pattern number to The Tayburyld Daily Review Madison Square Station New York for orders and special handling.

Carol Curtis Taywyird Daly Madison Square Station New York Firat Elays

Methodist Senior Youth Progressive Dinner Night

Members of the Methodist Church youth group held a progressive dinner starting at the church at 6 30. They traveled by car to Lynn Dotter’s home on Seven Hills Road then to Janien Cassany’s Crest Avenue home for the main course, dessert in the Curtis home on Amla Avenue, with games and singing in the recreation room. Sponsor couples Mr and Mrs Oscar Bjerven and Reverend J. DL. Rutter assisted.

Pullansein Methodist Church Lynn Dotter Seven Hills Janien Cassany Crest Avenue Mary Abbetton Richard Doris Curtis Amla Avenue Oscar Bjerven Hey DL. Rutter

Plant Exchange Planned by Hoywaye Junior Guilds

Plans are underway for a Plant and Mower Exchange sponsored by the Junior Guilds of Hoywaye Presbyterian Church. The event, to be held June 5 at the Robert Home, features a garden theme with a large variety of plants and fruits. Chairs Mrs Alva Adiurn and Mrs Carl Lutt oversee the afternoon, with modest prices and a Blyiley project designation.

Hoywaye Presbyterian Church Robert Treveravere Valley Alva Adiurn Carl Lutt

Rummage Sale for Chishen Valley Ward Relief Society

Phins announce a rummage sale at the DES hell wi dst gmt C Streets in Higwart to aid the Latter Day Saints Church relief society. The two day event runs June 29 and 30 with Mrs. GB Stack Weather as chairperson. Contributions may be picked up by telephone.

Des Hell Wi Higwart Chishen Valley Ward

NDGW Installs Valley Parlor in Alameda County Ceremony

Over 700 attended the Native Daughters of the Golden West installation at the Veterans Memorial Building with 103 charter members. Grand officers led by Miss Anne Schiebuaely oversaw rites. gifts included a flag and a president’s gavel as community groups donated roses and memories to the new Valley Parlor.

NDGW Anne T. Schiebuaely Ala- Meda Colunty Deputies Association Dorothy Jordan Native Daughters Argonaut Sequoia Per- Joys Oakland Sallie R. Thaler Jean Lucac Laergr Laffeur Alameda County NSGW Tacey Sins Ween Parle Alameda County Dental Committee NS. Walter Kamb Native Daughters of the Golden West Yang Kirk Guinior Henrietta Toothalsen Woodland Parley Jean Luray Avith Valle Parlor Marie Messer Cistr Drputyesident Brooklyn Le 8 Thaler Adeline Belvel

Square Dance Class Offered for Beginners This Summer

Bud Swenson president of the Bill Opyier Hoppers announces a summer session square dance class for beginners at Cistro Valley Community Center on Walnut Road. Class meets 7 30 p m every Tuesday starting June 12 with Bob Page instructing the group open to all interested.

Bud Swenson Billopyier Hoppers Cistro Valley Community Center Walnut Road Bob Page

Mrs A Mattingly Named President Of YLI Chapter

Mrs A d Mattingly has been named new president of YLI at Our Lady of Grace church succeeding Mrs John Waenick and Mrs Thomas Kelly. Other officers named include Minmas Willis Dixon recording secretary William Creighton treasurer Lawrence Friend financial secretary Kay Furia marshal Jay Grace inside sentinel Grant Gervison outside sentinel Norman Jaros James Equal and Carlos Yorby. Delegates to the June 17 convention in Oakland will be Mrs Mattingly and alternate Miss Schlosser. New chaplain of the institute will be Father Bryan ORourke. Installation rites set for June 5 with Mrs Wuance as Bones chairman.

A. d. Mattingly Our Lady of Grace Church John Waenick Thomas Kelly Revealen Mattingly Les Kinley Minmas Willis Dixon Ecording William Creighton Laurence Friend Kay Furia Jay Grace Inside Sentinel Grant Gervison Outside Sentinel Norman Jaros James Equal Carlos Yorby Eciusitecs Delegelck Oakhind Mes. Mattingly Miss Schlosser Institute Father Bryan O'Rourke Wuance Bones

300 Guests Honor Mr. and Mrs. Cabral

About 300 guests gathered Saturday to celebrate the 40th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Cabral at a party in Danville. The event featured violin music by John King and a reception with a ceremonial cake and toasts, with family members including Minnie Cabral and several grandchildren in attendance. The Cabrals reside at 113 Sunnet Boulevard, and their children Lawrence, Hang, and Helen Cabral joined relatives and friends in the celebration.

Cabral Ttl Minnie Cabral Danville Anthony Cabral John King Centerville Mii Joseph Bernard Plessantean Cabent Cabral Childrin Lawrence Hang Anil Cabridl Pg&e

Bret Harte PTA Plans Family Dance

Bret Harte PTA outlines plans for a family dance at Bret Harte gym Friday night at 8.00 p m. Vaughn Stile led installation exercises with Harvard High School officials present. Mrs Al Adams heads the PTA with vice presidents Mrs Mark Masson Mrs Lillian Sousa and others assisting.

Bret Harte Bta Nanjunclay Hayivard TA Moniay Avenue Vaughn Stile al Adams Bret Harte Pta Mark Masson Roburly Lillian Sousa Maril al Wells Tressurers St Nolin Listorlins Koselsy Avilttor Mes Kilehel Bret Harle Pam Dim Mark Q Aquare

Hilltoppers Luncheon Hosts Noted Guests in Ca Valley

Members of Hilltoppers Women’s organization in California Valley attended a mini luncheon featuring a fashion show by a renowned house at a popular San Malew venue. Seven guests, listed by name, joined the event while golf player Tom Soden reportedly continues to play and lose. The article notes a Dodge-Plymouth dealer’s venue and mentions Carden Crockett in a grading context, with various local names and scattered remarks about performance.

Hiltoppers Women's Organiation Valley San Malew Miny Hilltoppers Mmes Juan Padle Soehted D. M. Rieman Lenette McGush Kathleen Kemp A. G. Berge Richared Colle Don Cass Kenneth Adams Ronard Gillespie al Riemos John Cleumans Edward Serward Robert Vanier Tom Soden Wannpet al Jak Folland Dodge-Plymouth Carden Crockett

Birthday Party for Trudy Helwig Fetes A Flurry of Games

Trudy Helwig celebrated her birthday at home with JL Vie Mun wanas and E Helwig family members in attendance. The afternoon featured bingo and guessing games with beans and clothes pins as prizes. Judith Jolis won the bean game and several guests enjoyed outdoor activities before a vegetarian style spread.

Trudy Helwig Mun Wanas Mes E. Helwig Lotte Pegey Swat Connie Diy Sharon Ryans Judith Jolis Judith Jans Cee Dallman Shersin Ryan St Woodward Carole Bish Pesay Swain Gem Gine Yelwig

Seven Churches Join Inter Church Music Festival

The Inter Church Music Festival gathers 149 singers from seven churches at Kren Congregational Church on Sunday. Each church performs two favorite anthems before a massed choir conducts two hymns. De Sterling Wheelwright leads the massed choir, formerly associate conductor of the Late Late Tabernacle Choir, now on the San Francisco State College faculty. Admission is free.

Kren Ingellyer de Sterling Wheelwright Tabernacle Choir San Franco State College

Ceiling Unlimited Bible School at Castro Valley First Baptist

A planned Daily Vacation Bible School program titled Ceiling Unlimited will be held at Castro Valley First Baptist Church on Redwood Road. Staff includes Mrs Ted Wall for beginners, rr Stevens for primary, and Mel Radcliff for Junior and Junior High. All Sunday school members were invited to a Fernlein picnic in Ledwond Regional Park with punch and ice cream after activities.

Castro Valley First Baptist Church Redwood Road Ted Wall Rr. Stevens Mel. Radcliff Fernilel Ledwond

River Camp Opening June 22 at Feather River Camp

Area residents plan summer visits to Feather River camp in Plumas National Forest near Quincy. The 160 capacity family camp opens June 22 and runs to August 27 with weekend and up to 30 day stays possible for residents and non residents of nearby towns. Planned events include Fourth of July activities, minstrel show, Feather River Walk and Dance Festival, and Sunday services. transportation by car or train to Quincy is available.

Fiily Feather River Trenry M, Wilson Merkland Avenue Irving Osolaky Flyway Drive Harry Moore Nulewood Drive Hite Tioluiig Mt. Lassen Palisville Elizabeth Quincey Almanor Oakland I Plumas National Forest Spanish Creek Quincy Ouland Ius Callimed Plumas County Quincy Catholic Chuir

Mrs Holt Honored With Surprise Baby Shower

Friends and neighbors gathered at 736 Wilson Avenue to surprise Mrs W R Holt with a baby shower arranged by her Hawaimn dance pupils and friends. A stork cartoon designed as a cover decor and attendance listed Gracy Ranson Florence Green Jean Gardner Betty Whitehouse Bette Ricker and others in the Upper Lodie Ful San Lender circle.

Gol Wilson Avenue Rome Bayo Strack Holt

Marsha Stowers Birthday Party Marks 9th Year

Marsha Stowers celebrated her ninth birthday Friday evening with a party at 22064 Cameron Street, the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Sar Stowers. A large cake inscribed Happy Birthday Marsha and punch and ice cream were served as several friends played games.

Marsha Stowers Sar Stowers Cameron Street Marsha Mirtin Cox Alan Muntt Nel Lowell King Richard Reiley Dennis Gary Shepherd Wel Hager Powers An Ane Judd Karen Wile

Duo Birthday Party for Youngsters

Four large brown eyes opened in wide surprise as 16 children shouted happy birthday. Richard De Silva and Hayman Grueneich entered the Gruentichs home on Ewing Road Sunday with ice cream and cake. Games were played on the front lawn. Attending were Alex and Jimmy Davis, Myrel Nuit, Michael Cross, Jay Runswick, James War, Marty Blazin, Frantic Valenuich, Eddie Robsiahud, Wayne and Rennie Kvisted, Butch, Valerie, Aviene De Silva, Carol Lee Grienelch, and Amy Miller.

Richard de Silva Hayman Grueneich Gruentich Ewing Road Ie Patin Caes Culd Hank Alex Jimmy Davis Myrel Nuit Michael Cross Jay Runswick James War

A A Boyes Move To Southern City

T A Boyes now permanent resident of Lie Runa Calif moves with family. He is son of Mr and Mrs Gioorge Boye former Jayward residents now in Laguna Beach. Mrs Boye is daughter of Mr and Mrs Williams of Trayward and was employed by Almere County Tig Inspection department.

Lie Runa Eae Calif Theodore A Aoye Boye Gioorge Boye Jayward Laguna Beach

Creekside Home Tour Highlights Historic 1849 Table Set

The Creekside home of Dr. P. B. Kearney, remodeled 1922, hosts a June 9 tour featuring a 124 piece German china service and handblown Bohamian glass. The Scottish table, shipped around Cape Horn in 1849, will be displayed with mats by Mrs. Alrinda Kearney and others.

Elvis Wil Solisitore Francis Kearney Scotland Capt Hares Kearney Alrinda Kearney Dublin Boulevard Kearney Rome Crockside P. B. Kearney Jack Holland Richard Elred

Local Names Seen In Items of Interest

Local names appear in a fragmentary notes page listing Mr and Mrs Theo Maylonn and other residents at various addresses, junto with mentions of departure for military duties, farewells, and upcoming visits. The text includes names such as Lewis Vandenburg, Kotaakian, Wales, Wills, and Lonri, with fleeting references to destinations: San Antonio Texas, Santa Cui, Memorial Day at a mountain cabin, and trips to Germany, New York, Detroit, and Yosemite.

Santa Cui Mountain Cabin John Moor Chedren Caroline and Bobbie

Zoo Scene Picnic Party At Local Zoo

Neville Kinck and relatives hosted a birthday picnic at a city zoo. Supervisors cooked hot dogs while a baby elephant watched, and attendees included Mancine Auer and her mother. After cake, guests returned to the block home with Ronnie Wills and others.

Nevrene Kinck Daudler M. Cliffimel Bolack Las Faleste Weamdon Epla Bow Tey Siteley Zeooteoytical Gevilens Vieger Nivrone Srs Mancine Auer

All Saints Mothers Hold Final Meeting at St Anthony Hall

All Saints Mothers conducted their last meeting, featuring a Thursday luncheon at St Anthony hall. Mrs. George Lindsey served as chairman with kindergarten mothers assisting, while Mrs. James Yeager, outgoing president, presented Mia Ray Pave with the badge of office as the new president.

All Saints Sar St Anthony Hall George Lindsey Dere James Yeager Mia Ray Pave

Mile Scale Exhibition Showcases Student Creative Arts

A mile scale exhibition of student work at Milly Collome Art Gallery on the Kirkland campus runs through June 10. The diverse show features painting, drawing, photography, weaving, typography, design, and crafts by over 125 artists, many in two to three grades. Curated by William A. Gaw, art department chair, the event opens Sunday afternoon, June 1 at 2.

Yently Uving Milly Collome Art Gallery Girkland Dune 10 Maur Tech- Haus Mills Art Department William A. Gawins Art-Acton Canpus Pullery

Christ Church Plans First Annual Picnic

Christ Church announces its first annual picnic with leadership by Moyl Carlson and event chairmen Ven Dableiin and Guy Melicen. The gathering at the Geeon Shution will feature plans for dates, prizes, and community activities, with military and relief ties noted in a decorative program.

Christ Church Christ Oleh Sibr Bob W. Anders le Tansy Si al Bonita Ais Taravan Geeon Shution Ulel Io New Comeregation Widen Mie Ieadership Moyi Carlson Tramepanalion Frea A. Vielen John Co. Metail Coleelen UK Aye Maunilay

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