High Strung Eaters Linked to Nervous Eating Habits
United Press International reports a study from Boston City Hospital showing overweight parents admit nervous tension drives them to eat for pleasure and relief. Types include tension eaters who snack when bored and night raiders who binge after late meals, with consequences of piling on pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia McCormack
United Press International
Boston City Hospital
Gre
Avery
Tae
Sean
St Felicitas Staff Named by Women’s Club
Mrs Trene Welsh new president of St Felicitas Women's Club named a corps of standing committee chairmen for the year. The list includes Mmes Lewis Coffey Jack Vogt clerical Eamon OConnell Paul Bicknell Kenneth Chris Bert Peterson Hardy Motlath publicity Arthur am 5 telecrities spiritual devel vectors Mines Charles Barham Thomas Marry Ber tocelli Fred High Joseph For eth and Charles Maduell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tréne Welsh
St. Felicitas Women's Club
Mmes
Lewis Coffey
Jack Vogt
Eamon O'Connell
Paul Bicknell
Kenneth Chris
Bert. Peterson
Hardy Motlath
Arthur Am
Mines
Charles Barham
Thomas An Marry Bertocelli
Fred High
Joseph Foreth
Charlés Maduell
Toyon and Carob Unite for Summer Dance Social
Toyon and Carob branch chairwomen plan a large summer social at Castlewood Country Club in Pigasanton on June 2. The event starts with a buffet dinner at 7 p.m and dancing from 9 to 1 a.m. Proceeds aid the East Bay Children’s Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darice
Toyon Branch
Charles , Grant
Edward Kaye
Carole Branch
Castlewood Country Club
Pigasanton
Carole
Toyon
Charles” "Z. Grant
Fhe
Frank Gygax
Mel Porges
Fred Duvall
Toyo Iene
C.G. Perkins
B. Trant
Children's Hospital of
The
East Bay
Club Orbit Meets With DAR Guest Speakers
Peraltans Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will meet next Tuesday at the home of Mrs. George B. Felton in San Leandro. Guest speaker Mrs. Scott Rountree will discuss Historic Maps of California and DAR history. A social hour precedes the installation and program featuring Thelma McNeil and Dick Karn from local toastmaster clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peralta
Daughters of the American Revolution
George B. Felton
Superior Ave
San Leandro
Scott Rountree
California
Esperanza
DAR
Rountree
Pioneer
National Defense
Good Citizens
Cluge
Florence Baker
Verona Segesser
Nisely
Thelma McNeil
Hay-San
Women of the Moose install officers in Castro Valley
Women of the Moose hold a Saturday installation at the Moose Lodge on Fire Rutledge Road Castro Valley. Allen Ruiz and Kenneth Jack serve as installing officers with a dance to follow led by chair Flora Murphy and Ruth Bek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Moose Lodge
Alexandria Cologers
Loyola Ruiz
Subrley Jones
Argus
Arthytife Hackenkamp
Eleanor Ruiz
Flora Murphy
Ruth Bek
Toastmistress Club to Install Officers at Dinner Ceremony
Hayward Toastmistress Club officers will be seated at a 7 30 p m Monday dinner at the Crow Canyon Chateau. Installing officer Dahris Nisely will present the president's gavel to Doris Cohn, succeeding Virginia Rizal as treasurer.
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Hayward
June wedding plans for Strobels and Ann Johnson
Bridal teas and showers celebrate the June wedding of Ann Johnson and Stephen Strobel of Castro Valley and El Cerrito. The bride, a Washington High School teacher in Fremont, will wed in a June ceremony at Eden Congregational Church with a reception at Alta Mac Clubhouse San Leandro. Attendants include sister bridesmaids, a matron of honor, and Strobel brothers as ushers. The couple’s engagement and prewedding events featured linen and bridal showers hosted by family and friends in Hayward and San Leandro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Johnson
Bleéphen Strobel
Stephen
Mire Vincent C
Strobel
Gharlene Way
Elayward
Leland
Leland. &, Jobrison of 18385 Carlwyn Dr., Castro, Val- Tey
Eden Congregational Church
Alta Marx
San Leandro
Harry Meiftty
Oakland
Voy Fredgren
Carol Hodge
Castro Valley
Alison Strobel
Paula’ Strobel
William Strobel
Vincent S. Strobel
Harry Hettner Jr
Hettner
Eric -Lee
Washington High School
Fremont
Clarence W. Cartes
Charlene Way
E. H. Lum
Hayward
JustWed Wilsons At Home In Newark
Newlyweds Raymond Fer Wilson and Joyce Davena Seifert wed Saturday at Assembly of God Church Newark. Rev Rabiner officiated as family and friends attended a candlelit ceremony with white gladioli and stock decor. The bride, daughter of David and Mrs Seifert of Newark, wore Chantilly lace. groom Raymond is son of Raymond J. Wilson of Los Angeles and Cleo Reimers of Riverside. reception followed on the church patio with accordion music.
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Montérey
Raymond
Wilson
Assembly ‘of God Church
Newark
Atdhew Rabiner
Joyce Davena Seifert
David Seifert
Birch ‘St
Raymond J. Wilson
Los Angeles
Cleo Reimers
Riverside
Joseph’ Saculla
Everett
Kay Kaufman
Joseph Saculle
Everett L. Brown
David EH. Seifert
Elva Jane Lobalo
Blen kenship Mickley wedding vows read in Hayward
Roger William Mickley and Amita Ruth Blankenship wed in Hayward at the bride’s home with family attending. The ceremony was led by Reverend W H Chest of Vita Baptist Church. Afterward a reception followed as the couple plan a Southern California residence while Mickley serves at Meda Air Station with the National Guard. The bride, a Hayward High School graduate, is employed by the local electric company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger
Wil Tham ‘Mickley
Amita Ruth Blankenship
John Blankenship
Main St
Hayward
Bev Bister
Connie Blankenship
William’ G._ailckley
Mickley
Sa Harder Ra
W. Hy
Vita Baptist Church
California
Mick’ley
Mmeda “Air Station
National Guard
Kayward High School
The
Eles Electric Company
International living experiment kicks off for Tanner family
VALEN and JUSTIN TANNER depart today for Mexico City and Vera Cruz to spend a summer vacation abroad with their parents DR. and MRS. WILLIAM J. TANNER from Hayward. The trip includes a three week return to the East Bay before resuming travel, with other local families listed visiting Disneyland Pebble Beach and California destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valen
Justin Tanner
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Mexico
William J. Tanner
Hayward
East Bay
Reg C. Bowman
Cherry . Way
Pebble Beach
Swedish Law Would Compel Girls to Study Homemaking
Swedish party leaders push compulsory civilian training for girls aged 17 to 18, to learn cooking budget skills and child care. Mrs Signe Hoff, originator, says many marry in teens without ready home duties, proposing month long courses. boys would also spend a month in a proposed military style program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klas
Christian Social Democratic Party
Swedish Christian Social Democrats’ Brotherhood Movement
Riks
Signe Hoff
Ullman
Mitchells to wed as Brady hosts ceremony in All Saints
Kenneth Brady to oversee the June wedding of Margaret Mitchell and her groom from Castro Valley. Attendants include Elizabeth Durtey of Mt View, Carl Dean Brady of Merced, Morgan Johnson of Madera, James Hague of Los Gatos, and Iety Hartwell of Highland Park. The groom, a San Jose cereal company salesman, formerly presided as Alpha Tau Omega president.
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Mitchells
Kenneth’ Brady
All Saints
Tertain
Mek
Wayne BE Durtey
Elizabeth
Mt View
Zuetzon
Brady
Carl “Dean Brad
Merced
Peters ”. Mitchell
Castro Valley
Mitchell
Morgan ‘Johnson
Madera
James Hague
Los Gatos
Iety L., Hartwell
Highland Park
Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity
San Jose
Chan
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