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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1969
Page
9
Pat's Pointers offers decorating advice focusing on knitted cushions and hassocks to add casual comfort. The piece highlights a 15 by 47 inch embroidered pillow, a larger medallion design, and a bright colored hassock placed near a chair to personalize a room. It emphasizes homemade, bold embroidery as a decorator touch.
A reader shares how a two column list of a husband’s qualities boosted patience and happiness, while a widow seeks guidance after her farm and family show mixed support as she plans to run the farm alone after her husband’s death. Additional notes promote craft books and knitting instructions for readers.
Calico Cat Chapter of Children’s Home Society plans a Mexican themed luncheon on June 10 at Mrs. Harry Little’s San Leandro home. Fifty women from the Blue Dolphin games will attend at 11 30 a.m. to learn the three secret winners. Luncheon chair Frank Middletat, assistants Mrs. Gus Beek ers Mrs. Andrew Perras and Mrs. Francis Raschie. The event closes four years of fund raising bridge parties.
Four of the five living members of the 1908 Hayward Union High School class gather today for an 11th reunion at the Pleasanton home of Mrs. A. B. Casterson. The seven member class began reunions on the 50th anniversary. Attending are Henry Eggert of San Francisco, retired dentist. Mrs. Casterson and Mrs. Bill Tanner of Berkeley, retired teachers. and Mrs. Harriet Anderson of Castro Valley, retired government employee. Mrs. Della Crawford, a retired pharmacist in Oakland, cannot attend.
The Associated Press compiles brief quotable remarks from women this week. Mrs Spiro Agnew questions her role in public life while Barbara Jane Mackle describes her kidnapping ordeal. Wendy Dascomb reflects on memories of winning Miss USA and Trista Nixon praises Tim as artistic.
Arleen Abrahams reports on how women returning to work face fear of rusty skills and computerized offices. Expert Megonigal of Kelly Girl Services notes many bring strong work habits, spelling, and counting accuracy, with refresher courses helping bridge confidence gaps. He urges prep during home life and stepwise transition.
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