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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1958
Page
15
A research expert from Social Research Inc describes wage earner wives as isolated and deferential. Dr Rainwater notes wives feel uncertain, focus on housework and children, and maintain respectability while their husbands remain central figures.
A pantry friendly dip suggests combining two 3k ounce cans of tuna with cream cheese, mayo, capers, horseradish, garlic, celery and onion salt, and monosodium glutamate. Mix until light and chill before serving as an easy potato chip dip.
Ralph Whitaker of Pleasanton shows the Amador High School PTA life membership award presented by Mrs. George Hansen and the council of officers. Mrs. Whitaker organized the Amador High School PTA and served as its early president, remaining an active unit worker since its founding.
A pastiche of floral centerpieces describes white vases on wire platters surrounded by Tremere branches and roses for brides. It imagines wrapped gifts in matching colors and ornate bows, plus a violet themed option with a salad bowl and clay base to hold vegetables and a pink vase centerpiece.
Dallas interior decorator Gale Althuys notes a move away from gas pipe and plywood touches to integrate early American, Chinese, Italian, and French pieces. At the Southwest Furniture show the bulky antique pieces reappear with contemporary mixes, while color remains bold with blues and aquas against neutral backdrops.
A fragment describes brides approving toasts with oversized champagne cups and pearl handled knives as wedding keepsakes. It notes engraving of names and date on the cup and knife, with anniversaries celebrated after the ceremony. The text emphasizes budget friendly choices for toasting and cake cutting utensils.
Mrs. William Abbott named chairman of the United Crusade residential division in San Lorenzo with Mrs. Joseph Weinberg assisting. Abbott has been a Crusade volunteer five years and previously vice chairman of last year’s presidential aid drive in San Lorenzo. Weinberg, a longtime volunteer, served as neighborhood chairman in 1956 and area chairman last year, co-leader of a Brownie troop, and is active in Scout activities with three children.
Dear readers seek guidance on kindness independence and relationships. Dorothy Dix counsels that true independence hides vanity and urges adherence to the Golden Rule through courtesy attention and consideration. Readers ask about dating after tragedy skepticism wedding rings and household harmony with practical, firm advice.
Livermore League of Women Voters hosts a meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the high school library. Mrs Maurice Becker and Richard Becker will explain two national study items adopted at the recent league convention in Atlanta City. Mrs R W Kuenning will report on a forthcoming finance drive.
Several hundred swormen are expected to attend the San Francisco Presbyterial Society meeting at the Seventh Avenue Presbyterian Church 1529 Seventh Ave Oakland from WD am to 2 30 am Dr Richard Smith professor and head director of San Francisco Theological Seminary will address the morning session on Social Education and Action from the Christian's viewpoint The afternoon highlights the responsibilities of the Fellowship department with Forest EB Black as chairman
A home care suggestion proposes testing ironing board height by USDA experts. Stand with feet apart and move iron along the board to find a height that keeps upright posture without arm strain across shoulders and back. The method aims to tailor board height to user comfort.
The notice highlights vacation spots and points readers to Class 414 in today's WANT-ADS for more information.
Advice on packing dampened washcloths for children during trips to clean sticky fingers and mouths after snacks. Suggests wrapping cloths in paper or bags, keeping in cosmetic bags, and maintaining a supply for short or long journeys to avoid unprovided hotel washcloths.
An advertisement by A ce Base An offers a simple dramatic crochet design for a 2-inch TV cover using No. 30 cotton. The pattern T04s provides double treble work. Send 35 cents for pattern and 3 cents for postage per pattern. Include name address zone and pattern number with payment to The DAILY REVIEW Household Arts. Also available is Air Alive Breaks Needlecraft Catalogue with additional patterns and crafts.
Colorful towels are touted as a cute gimmick with practical appeal. They are described as easily washable and suitable for changing as often as needed.
Dr Salvatore Po Lucia of the University of California School of Medicine warns that food fads are potentially dangerous. He cites nutritional disturbances and energy loss as risks, especially for the overweight and those with vague illness signs. He urges health education across professions to counter fadism.
A Kappa Kappa Gamma potluck and barbecue is set for Saturday hosted by Mrs Walter Michalke at her Castro Valley home 9283 Cran Ave. Members and husbands will attend with arrangements by Mrs Michalke R Alay Weir and Immott J Bast. Area Kappas are asked to call Mrs Michal LA 85089 to reserve.
A brief guide suggests using faux fur imitations as pocket friendly alternatives to real mink. It covers cape and jacket patterns, interfacing, lapels, collars, sleeve edges for shine, and advises metallic lining for cold weather. It also notes button coverings with fur cloth for added line.
An old fashion notice describes a Misses’ dress pattern 9069 with a sleek front sheath and soft back panels. Includes size 10 and 12, fabric requirements, printed directions, and submission details to Pattern Bureau Daily Review New York address.
Fay Berry will be installed president of the Castro Valley Lioness Club at Castlewood Country Club in Pleasanton on June 10. Vera Bean, former Hayward unit president, will seat Berry, with Rosalind Bravo named first vice president and other officers listed.
Precautions for boiling in a covered pot advise lifting the far side of the lid first to avoid escaping steam and prevent scalds. Use careful grip and tilt to vent steam away from you and keep hands safe.
A dash of vinegar in your dishwater helps protect hands from detergent and prevents redness while making dishes gleam.
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