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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1950
Page
3
Fashion notes a velvet flirtation for summer wear, with waist belts and velvet hat bands leading a return of 1950s texture. Velvet collars and cuffs appear on prints and silks, while velvet accents brighten frothy implies for party wear and honeymoon travel.
Area churches list sermons for Sunday including Hayward Methodist, First Presbyterian, Eden Congregational, First Christian, First Baptist, Faith Lutheran, Grace Lutheran and First Church of Christ Scientist. Topics cover The Kingdom Is Within You, The Sins of Presbyterians, Revivals, Go’s Cov esant of Grace, Wall Statured Saints, and To the Universe Including Man. Confirmation and Father’s Day programs accompany main services.
Harvey Marshall of 2435 Kelly Street will graduate Sunday June 18 with the Doctor of Medicine degree at Stanford University commencement. Marshall, son of Mr and Mrs August Marshall of Hayward, attended Hayward Union High School and San Francisco State College, served as a Navy officer during wartime, and later studied at Teachers College Column University before directing music education programs.
A meeting of Sunday school teachers and officers of First Presbyterian elinceh of Mayward will be held Tuesday evening at 7:80 at the church. The announcement appeared today.
New Eden Township section officers and board members of the National Council of Women were entertained at a luncheon hosted by president Mrs Louis Berker at Seven Hills Road Castro Valley. Plans for a second annual luncheon to raise funds, continued Fairmont Hospital visits, Ship-a-Box food aid, clothing to Moroccan schoolchildren, and an extensive membership drive were discussed with Mrs Telen Heelder named program chair and Mrs Lustig as membership head.
The Pomo council of Pocahontas held a Thursday meeting electing officers Mrs. Poor Simpson pacahon tas Mrs. Kitty Sledge Winona wife Lillian Olemixon Miss Carol Oldimixon Mrs. Bertha Iaggm ark and Mrs. Lucy Battoreni as officers. Nine new members joined including Clara Riggs Annie Merrill Rene South Ellen Watson Kathleen Tillis Mayion Bogart Helen Venton Tutile Wells and George Watson. Upcoming events include a sewing club gathering June 21 at Mrs. Mabel Stephens and a potluck dinner June 28 with installation rites for the new officers chaired by Adela Westechind.
Students at Castro Valley School received physical education honors in two assemblies. Sixth graders were recognized by William Creighton and Jrs. Ann Phillips with Daphne Lynn assisting, while seventh and eighth graders were honored in a separate ceremony. Alameda County Health and Physical Education Supervisor Harold Schatnfeld presented the awards. Details note 32 girls, 10 fifth grade boys, and 41 seventh and eighth grade students earning honors, with various group classifications and recognitions for upper and lower grades.
Patricia Kline and Anthony Heminez wed last Sunday at All Saints Church. Dor Winners was maid of honor. A Brownie troop from Ashmond district, Troop 29, earned a theater party on June 8 for selling the most Girl Scout cookies. The Daily Review photo shows the group from the excursion, with listed names in three rows.
A fragment from a reader’s card describes a postball party in San Francisco for seniors, mentioning a San Mringispo location and a gathering of local youths attending after the Wallety Haysward onion high school event. Names listed include Janet Tohtisan John Narsveljus Don ugly Dolly Kachersperger Don avon Peggy arelais Jonny Massie and Marily Striplin.
Social studies teacher Miss Clancy of Thayiward High School was honored at her home by a surprise party hosted by her pupils. The attendees included Nuria Atiek Luella Boysen Joan Beetlinger and many others, with special awards of six metal block letters given by Miss Clementina Vaz and Miss Arts Disarm.
The annual Vacation Bible School at Ell Hay Yard Church starts June 1 with sessions through the 19th. Daily sessions run 9 to 11:30 AM with Sunday and Saturday options, focusing on Bible study, general knowledge, music, drama, crafts, and service. Dorsey F Benedict leads as superintendent. a staff including Mrs. Benedict, Mo Heeves, and others assists.
A two fold program for ages eight to thirteen and teachers in drama. Creative dramatics for boys and girls using stories music rhythm and dancing. Script writing course with observation of group work. July 8 to August 15 during Mills College summer session in Oakland. Further details from Office of the Summer Session Mills College Oakland 13 Cal. Contacts Morgan Nevin Allerson Ruth Reeves. Kindergarten through eighth grade invited to attend.
Bride Nancie Jayne Clark daughter of Mr and Mrs Hobert Clark and Jerry Wallace Foley son of Mr and Mrs Tha Foley married in a simple ceremony at First Baptist Church San Lorenzo officiated by Rev Charles C Bowen on Saturday June 19 at 2 pm Attendants included the bride's sister Roberta Pastorelli and the groom's brother Gill Foley Guests held a dinner and reception at Chub Shanghai in San Francisco afterward They plan vacations in September and will reside at their Oakland apartment.
Dorothy Jean Bubies daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Bubies wed Joseph Lawrence Kappeler Jr at Old St Marys Church San Francisco. The ceremony featured Father O Looney vows and a lace adorned gown. Guests toured Svendsgaard for breakfast before a Daly City home return.
High school social studies students from Miss Justine della Sala’s class surprised their teacher with a Thursday evening party at a student’s home 17399 Los Bancos. Twenty sophomores gifted a leather purse and an orchid corsage before proceeding to the Ritz Theatre for the film Cheaper by the Dozen.
The Friendship class of Hayward Methodist Church will meet at Mr and Mrs Wilber Schrader 24573 Haviland Avenue Tuesday at 7 for a potluck dinner outdoors hamburgers and wieners on the menu. Bunker Hill highlighted as a famous battle with 226 British and 145 American deaths.
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