Woo Men Announce Contest For Young Seamstresses
Mrs M J Gueracker district chairman announces a make it yourself with wool contest for district girls aged 14 to 22. Contest held at Hart's department store Sax Jose on 18 Sent 28 with 25 to 30 entrants hoped. State finals in San Francisco with top prize trips to London and Paris, sponsored by National Wool Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hena
M. J. Gueracker
Mission San Jose
Queracker
Ccono
Hart's Department Store
Sax
Jose
Dion
San Francesco
Palace Hotel
Uhuin
Schcolve
School of Design
San Leanore
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
Overacker
Woo? Bureau
National Wool Growers & Ion
Ortanti Alameda
Mit
Hart
Galifor- Wool Growers Association
Mission Street
Overecker
Ventest
Decay of the Communist epithet in public discourse
A reader argues the term Communist is losing meaning as critics abandon logic and objectivity. They describe letters accusing the film One Summer of Happiness of promoting “red Communistic biasing,” and note Civil Liberties Union distrust among some audiences. The piece notes protests over a preview and defends adult freedom to choose films.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Civil Librties Union
Northern
California
Richmond
American Civil Liberties Union
Cine Yelly
Critics see danger in a modest romance film
The reviewer argues the film promotes no real political ideology and merely portrays a simple summer love story. It questions sterile Puritanism and urges veterans and non veterans to see the film to understand innocence and youth without fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demnation
Cal
Kremlin
Tme
Hunt Foreladies Meet To Recall Hunt Foods History
Retired Hunt Foods foreladies gathered at Mrs. Marie Silva’s home on Winton Road to reminisce about former years. Attendees included Mrs. Grace Lamb, Mrs. Ann Baptist, Mrs. Adeline Peters, Mrs. Mary Lemos, Mrs. Virginia Peters, and Mrs. Rase Peters, all retired for at least 12 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt Foods
Marie Silva
Winton Road
Grace Lamb
Ann Baptist
Adeline Peters
Mary Lemos
Mars
Virgina Peters
Rase Peters
Two New Circles Formed by Castro Valley Methodist Women
The Women’s Society of Christian Service in Castro Valley expands to five circles. June meetings announced by publicity chair Lucifeaston include Prysseilia June 18, Friendship June 21, Mizpah June 23, Sunshine June 22, and Wessey June 26, with each gathering at specified homes or locations and contact details for meeting places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society of Christian Service of
the Methodist Church
Whelton Avenue
Castro’ Valley
Lucifeaston
Prysseilia
Lucille Easton
Friendship
Erma Treptow
Apricot Way
Mizpah
Tessie Beach
Emerald Court
Sunshine
Marthe Paters
Lake Chabot Road
Wessey
Louise Bunn
Neilway
Valle Vista P-TA Announces Summer Swim Program for Kids
Valle Vista P-TA revealed Hayward Plunge summer swim plans at a Wednesday meeting. A recreation district rep outlined four instruction periods with June 28 registration for the first session and dates through August. Also announced were new officers and by law changes, shifting meetings to the first Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valle Vista
P-Ta
Hayward Plunge
Hayward Area Recreation District
Bestruc Amestors
Druids Install at Centerville
Victory Circle No 10 United Ancient Druids Centerville installed new officers and named committees including ways and means maize and visiting. Delegates Mamie Perry Car olne Brew Santos and W Madinga were appointed to attend the Santa Cruz convention June 20 to 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory Circle No. 10
United Ancient Druids
Centerville
Dorothy Botelho
Alice, Thomas
Elsie Silveira
Ways and
Louly Perry
Moe Sotto
Anna Szaveda
Elsie Madruga
Nel Rogers
Madge Bernacca
Adeline Fr. Santos
Valle Vista PTA Plans Budget Changes at Tonight Meeting
Valle Vista board meets at Valle Vista School at 7 40 pm to discuss budget changes and parliamentary procedures in an upcoming executive session. The Valle Vista PTA agenda outlines financial decisions and governance rules to govern the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valle Vista
Stude
Valle Vista Pta
Colorfast Sheets For Home Furnishings
The article notes homemakers increasingly use pastel colored sheets for curtains, drapes, and bed linens. It stresses choosing sunfast, colorstable sheets for use on beds and in the home, referencing the Leander American Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leander- American Institute
Film reveals school history at ten elementary PTA meeting
The PTA showcased a film detailing the school’s history at Ten Elementary School during Wednesday’s final meeting of the year. A potluck dinner for members and guests preceded the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
Bridge Party Ends Quietly at Pr Star Event
Anna Seemed presided over a bridge party at Pr Star, with guests noting a calm, social atmosphere and light competition. Local attendees praised the host and the evening's orderly, friendly mood.
Hayward H S Ball Set For June Fifteenth
Hayward high school seniors will host their annual ball on June 15 with Mike Keermaty as general chairman. The event is student funded, after previous support from the Hayward Merchants Association, with funds raised by a senior Extravaganza and a junior senior fashion show. Committee members include Marisa Avelar Sue Close Maria Goodban Gayle Jackson Karna Olson Paul Atkins Gary Campbell Gene Crocker Pete Livonos Bob Odermatt LeRoy Pegis and advisor Miss Betty Wittwer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward High School
Mike Keermaty
Hayward Merchants Association
Marisa Avelar
Sue Close
Mariaa Goodban
Gayle Jackson
Karna Olson
Paul Atkins
Gary Campbell
Gene Crocker
Pete Livenos
Bob Odermatt
LeRoy Pegis
Betty Wittwer
PUPILS SPONSOR HILLVIEW SHOWS
Hillview Crest students underwrite cost of Saturday matinees at Hillview Crest not PTA sponsored. Trustees permission needed for vacation shows. PTA delegates named to Community Coordinating Council. Room mothers to stage puppet show and refreshments for 100 Hillview Crest children amid vaccine trade concerns.
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Nus
Hillview Crest
PTA
T. D, Phi
Pat Reynolds
Wallace Goblin
Community Coordinating Council
Twas
Aolearance
Newark Club Meets Tomorrow
Members of the Women's improvement club Newark met at 767 Olive to plan a winter card party and a fall program. The meeting moved from the Youth Center because it will serve as a polling place. Mrs Jim Silva chairs the hostess committee with Mrs Lillian Lloyd, Mrs Mary Lawrence, and Mrs Beatrice Miller assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Provement Club
Newark
Cilan
Olive
Jim Silva
King
Lillian Lloyd
Mary Lawrence
Beatrice Miller
Mothers Meet Cole Star Mothers in Hayward Chapter
The Hayward unit of the Cole Star Mothers holds a meeting today at the Hayward Veterans Memorial for a routine business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
HayWard
Hayward Veterans Mellorial Builetin
Honor Roll Unit Meets
Honor rolls unit of the Mz e Corps League auxiliary meets Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Ard Veterans Memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mze Corps League Auxilary
Ard Veterans Memorial
Mrs Chilcote Named President of De Guadalupe VLI at Niles
Mrs. William Chilcote of Centerville was elected president of De Guadalupe LII in Niles at Thursday’s meeting. Installation of officers is on June 17 at Parish Hall in Centerville with Mi s Vi Mattingly of Hayward as installing officer. The slate includes Ka Harring as past president F J Silva first vice president Calvin Oliveira second vice president and Mary Duarte sentinel plus trustees Leland Silye and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Chilcote
Centerville
de Guadalupe
Calvin Oliveira
Gacona
Clarence Crane
Ruel Brown
Raymond Murray
Patricia Santos
Marshaliss
Leland Silye
Job's Daughters to Initiate in Centerville
The newly organized Township Bethel of Job's Daughters will hold an initiation meeting at the Masonic hall in Centerville. Fourteen members from the local Bethel will be inducted by Castro Valley Bethel. Installation ceremonies for the Township Bethel are slated for June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Township Bethel
Job
Masonic Hall
Centerville
Jocal Bethel
Castro Valley Bethel
Lila Mae Lloyd
Diane Wood
Patricia Ann
Alma Louise Mattershaw
Patricia Ardell Hunt
Merle Claire Vervais
Madeline Carol Heinrich
Margaret Kipp
Nites
Caroline Ann Kille
Shirley Broadhead
Phyllis Elaine Fine
Judy Plummer
Elizaoeth Maria
Broadmoor Women Meet at Church With Hawaii Theme
Hawaii will be the theme of Broadmoor Women's Society monthly meeting at Broadmoor Community Church tonight at 8. Miss Judy Temple and a group of Hawaiian dance girls, Linda Avey, Sharon Forsberg, Mary Rennie, Susan Grey, Becky McClure, will perform. A Hawaii themed movie will be shown. Tables will feature the motif. apple pies will be served by hostesses from Evening Circles T and 9. Leis will be presented by Mrs. F. C. Bagnall of San Leandro in Hawaiian attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Broadmoor Women's Rociaty
Broadmoor Community Church
McCartney
Hall of the Church
T and 9
Circle
F. C. Bagnall
San Leanoro
Bagnall
Sleeveless dress patterns and pattern book offer
Sleeveless dress in multiple sizes uses asymmetrical lines with a single pocket and side buttons for figure flattering style. Also promotes patterns No. 242 in sizes 12 to 44 and pattern books The Spring-Summer Fashion Book and The Summer Needlework Guide with designs for knitting crochet and embroidery, each available for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jinea
Shantung
the Daily Review
Wission Street
San Francisco
Calif
Caral Curtis
Mission Street
Alviso P-TA To Install New Officers Tuesday
New officers will be installed at Alviso P-TA's last meeting of the year at 7 20 pm in the school cafeteria. Principal James Nunes will serve as installing officer. Officers taking office include Carrie King as president Pauline Feria as vice president Helen Hatley as secretary Eleanor Azevedo as treasurer. Refreshment committee includes Mrs Nunez Edith Wasley Marie Dutre and Elsa Madrugha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alviso P-Ta
James Nunes
Ovfieer
Carrie King
Pauline Feria
Helen Hatley
Eleanor Azevedo
Nunez
Edith Wasley
Marie Dutre
Elsa Madrugha
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Communist Party
Commmunist Party
Jeff
Tom Plank Jr
Kathy Muebe
Fesson
Bev
Dane Merie Palmer
Lois Upham
Robert Young
Blywood
Hutchings
Chidrin
Irs
Ethel Deems
Eileen Stanton
Kay Sorenson
Rush Kuchenbecker
Mabel Ray
Bennett
Freda Olson
Vivian Collier
Elizabeth Patlovservice
Mary Key
Walter Csmn
Paul Williamese
H.H.S. Ball
Hillview
Broadmoor
Alviso
Antoinette Sloan
Ontar
Ann Cude
la Priele’s
Main Street
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