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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1957
Page
6
Multiple Bay Area churches host Pentecost observances and Family Day services. Speakers include Robert Brown at the reorganized Church of Iqwus and Dorian Smell at St James. Churches in Castro Valley, San Leandro, Hayward and Oakland plan picnics, youth rallies, robes for missionaries, and baptisms, with varied schedules through June and into summer.
Mabel Ellen Lucas of Brookline Massachusetts has been named president of The Mother Church The First Church of Christ Scientist Boston Massachusetts Her appointment announced by the Christian Science board at the annual meeting succeeds Clifford A Woodard of Cambridge Her one year term follows long service in Christian Science healing and church activities across Boston Simmons College and branch church leadership
Rev. Arthur W. Alm will deliver the Pentecost message at Epiphany Lutheran Church San Leandro with Carl Roessler assisting. Ten youths across two churches are confirmed, and Holy Communion follows on June 30. Shinpaugh serves refreshments. Junior Choir to perform.
Castro Valley Newark Hayward and San Lorenzo districts report multiple troop posts and committee updates. New officers include Edward Grande Jr and Cecil Normandin. Scout leaders remain Fred Poynter and others. Pack 17 Webelos pledges and awards, Pack 30 picnic at Trails End, summer outings planned to Treasure Island, and a June 16 picnic at Linda Vista School detailed.
In Washington Township, positions for Brownie and Girl Scout leaders are open. Applicants should contact John T. Lewis in Berkeley or Mrs Dorothy Reppas in Oakland, with organizational details tied to Alameda County and leadership training announced by Gov. Goodwin Knight.
Graduation exercises will be held at Grace Lutheran Church Hayward at 7 30 p m Wednesday. Rev William Peters of St Pauls Oakland will speak. Valedictorian is William Papendorf. Diplomas are presented by Stanley Seaton. Graduates include Rita Claasen Walter Fordahl Ronald Hund Michael Keeler John McCann Michael Papendorf Kent Peterman and Noreen Tepper. The students perform the operetta Pinocchio. Closing devotions follow Thursday morning. public invited.
The Christian Women's Club will hold its luncheon at 12 30 Wednesday at the International Kitchen Fremont Ave Niles Dist Fremont Guest speaker will be Redwood Chapel Community Church San Leandro Featured guest will be his wife Kay Ruth Picalla of a Centerville gift store will present graduation and wedding ideas Nursery care will be available for mothers Public invited Reservations and information from Eleanor Stoppe 441 Dutra Dr Fremont Centerville 860
A succinct quotation-centric record notes Booker T. Washington declaring never to stoop to hatred. The line emphasizes personal restraint and higher ethical conduct as a guiding principle.
Worship schedule announced for the Baas Shop area with Sunday School in the morning and services in the day. Morning Sunday School and 11:00 a.m. worship followed by 7:00 p.m. Sunday evening service. Rev. P. Crooging is listed with address E4r23.
The second free polio clinic for the San Lorenzo area will be held from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Monday at Grant School, 155 Grant Ave. It will be supervised by Dr. Charles Lee, chairman of the San Lorenzo polio drive.
Hayward Rotary Club awarded three thousand three hundred dollars in scholarships to Hayward High School seniors James Scheffel and Jean Fowler. Scheffel, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Seekins, will study engineering at UC. Fowler, daughter of Mr and Mrs YL Fowler, will major in child psychology.
Bonaire Park and James Madison school library will receive checks at the annual Dads Club installation dinner. Club president Bob Taylor will present $500 pledged in March for the park and $312 for Madison library science books, with officials such as Clarence Burrell and Mrs. Harter Hudson attending. New officers including Celin Merrick as president and Virgil Harrison as first vice president will be installed.
Two Southern Alameda County residents are among 20 Bay Area winners of the 1956 Freedoms Foundation awards. Gerald Barradas of San Leandro earns second place and a 100 dollar prize plus a George Washington Honor Medal for his essay Faith in the Water. Eva White of Hayward receives a Valley Forge teacher’s medal for contributions to public understanding of constitutional rights. The awards honor civic efforts in writing speaking and living the American way of life.
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