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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1955
Page
4
Navy Mothers club 613 will install its officers on June 22 at 8 p m at the Hayward Recreation Center. Mrs Ethel Cullis will be installed as president in a الاجتماع brief ceremony.
Simple casual pattern description for a nar row yoked square neckline skirt with moderate flare and short sleeves. Available sizes 12 through 44 plus 4 and 48. Pattern 434 yards fabric, 35 inch. price 35 cents, mail order to Pattern Bureau Daily Review San Francisco California. New spring summer fashion world in color, price 25 cents.
Mt Eden Farm Home, long affiliated with the University of California Extension, disbanded and reorganized as Mt Eden Homemakers. Charlotte Jacobsen secretary notes members may keep benefits except certain meetings. September membership drive, new by-laws, and officers elected: Connie Danielson chair, Mavis Sullivan vice chair, Jacobsen secretary treasurer. Abbie Christensen installing officer, Frances Putnam nutrition leader, Catherine Buria clothing leader. June 21 picnic planned at Maynard Memorial Park with hot dogs and ice cream. Mrs Macie Pedersen hosted the re organization meeting with a desert lunch.
The Business and Professional Women of Washington Township wrap up the term with a barbecue at Mrs. Henry Enos’s home in Niles. The Beeps meet at 6 30 p m as Mrs Leonard Rose reports on the May BPW state convention in Southern California. New president Mrs Lowell Designton will appoint committees for next year.
Reunion Week brings Castro Valley and Hayward Mills alumnae to the 67th annual Mills College Alumnae Association meeting. Attendees include Mrs George Teale and Miss Georgia Miles of Hayward and Mrs Philp J Rickey of Castro Valley.
Hi Time club of Hayward hosts a Hawaiian themed party in the recreation building with decorations and hostess duties by Mrs Foss and Mrs Norman Moss. Members listed include Jo ey Herd John Hobson sian Levine Michael Moss y Bette Joan Sore McSlrox Beverley fire KClung Freeman and others.
The Marine Corps Auxiliary honor unit meets at 8 PM in the Veterans Memorial Building for elections of delegates to the convention in San Jose later this week. The meeting will choose delegates for the upcoming Marine Corps League Auxiliary convention.
Lt. Stanley Petersen of Alameda County Civil Defense urged Eden Hospital Auxiliary members to prepare for disasters. He advised stocking three days of water and food, dispersal routes, and safe at home in a car with garage windows closed during an air raid. The meeting saw officer updates and new board members including Mrs. Harriett Abbett, Mrs. Lorraine Ducey, and Mrs. Jean Leach.
Carob States branch holds its last reelings and plans an Exhibit tea at Claremont Hotel Berkeley in November to raise funds for the Children’s Hospital. Co chairs are Edzar Nolte and Richard Deity. Mrs. W E Adcock chairs for Mrs George Holessi. next meeting Sept 14 at 271 Sterling Court Centerville.
TEEN TIME CAL! AND BOB CHASE ENJOYED A DELICIOUS TROUT DINNER AT BROOKDALE LODGE THEN CRUISED TO BIG BASIN AND RETURNED VIA SANTA CRUZ. THE COUPLE CELEBRATED THEIR SECOND ANNIVERSARY OF GOING TOGETHER. MELVINS AWARDED FOR BEST ACTOR AND ACTRESS WITH CERTIFICATES TO OTHER STUDENTS.
Todd die Santee and Hanagee describe a chaotic high school gathering with long footprints on Sig cement ship, fights, card readings, and a running list of students and staff. Darrell Dahl and Neil Beckley feature in a chaotic yearbook scene, while the GA A of San Lorenzo hosts an overnight in the Girls gym with volleyball, bingo, and late night snacks.
Bill Coady Unit 630 American Legion Auxiliary installed its 1953 56 slate with Sue Dodge as president and Mary Jane Freston Erma Richardson as VPs. Rosemary Reese treasurer Kaye Stevens marshal and other officers named. Past president Pauline Morehead received pin and gift amid bouquets. special guests included Mrs Cormack and Miss Arlene Coady.
Text appears to be a misquoted Bible verse fragment from Ruth 1 16 17. It references a pledge of loyalty to accompany and join another’s people and place. The source text is garbled but centers on fidelity and shared kinship.
Summer health and beauty tips emphasize sun care, beach routines, and simple exercises to firm skin and tighten figure. Readers are offered a leaflet L-43 titled Warding Off Old Age and invited to request a copy by sending coins to Marion Matthews at The Daily Review in New York.
Gold Star Mothers of Washington Township will be honored guests at the Veterans of Foreign Wars installation tomorrow at Veterans Memorial Building. Joseph G. Lewis will replace Edwin McNemey as post commander. Mrs. Violet Kleine will replace Mrs. Janice Roethlin as auxiliary president. The installation party includes Alva J. Fleming and Sar Leandro VEW Post 503. New members Floyd A Bark Alfred Sylvester Thomas Secrest and Ray Garza will be initiated into VFW Post 8292. Public invited. refreshments served.
Carole Kelly will preside at a combined business and social Hayward Lioness Club meeting Wednesday at 3 p.m. in the Green Shutter hotel. Kelly, the president, will be hostess and Mary Rose and Herta Williams will handle the business portion.
Eastern Star Line officers of the Oriencal Eastern Star Niles met recently in the Masonic temple Centerville. Worthy matron and patron were Mr. and Mrs. Claude Roberts, associate matron and patron Mrs. Katherine Parry, J. A. Koelsch, confuente, Eileen Stoops assistant conductoress, Mrs. Ireving Cotter. A comedy sketch titled School Days portrayed pupils teachers and the administrative start.
Castro Valley events center on celebrating teachers and sixth grade graduates. A luncheon will honor 68 graduates, followed by a faculty dessert where departing teachers are recognized. Retirements and new assignments surface among Castro Valley educators and nearby PTA groups.
A cheap dry-off romper pattern uses a 28 cent blue towel to form a quick two to six year old outfit. Featuring white crochet casing and blue ribbon waist ties, the coast shows a playful, toned design. Send 25 cents for Pattern No. 153 to Ceroi Curtis in San Francisco.
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