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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1950
Page
11
A 40 year old San Jose service station operator received a five year to life sentence at San Quentin after a New Year’s Day incident involving his wife.
A 20-year-old Wichita woman told reporters she gave birth to a boy on May 4 while two daughters were present. She said she was up and around the next morning and that details of the birth were not made public until this weekend.
Twenty six members attended the Independent Farm Home center meeting at the Jensen home. New officers were installed for the coming year including Mrs Juanita Christensen as chairman and Mrs Evelyn Silva as vice chairwoman. A swift was presented to Mrs Koenen and Mrs Guerve Hudson for their past year in leadership. Valborg Lodge dance is planned for Saturday at Dania hall with Heiser's orchestra providing music and tickets at the door.
At a Palma elveld Neighbors of Wood chattl gathering in Oakland and surrounding areas, district and parlors members met. Edith Whiteside was inducted as a new member. Leila Wagner's service was eulogized. Bazaar and rummage sale plans were discussed. Mary Ends and Elsie cell were named refreshment chairmen. Dorothy Estessen and Ann Brieley named June hostesses to serve after the meeting.
A complete supervised play program is at San Lorenzo School located at Second and Sycamore streets. A dile otor will be on the grounds from 10 am to 5 pm daily including Saturdays. All school age children may attend with activities in arts and crafts athletics dramatics music and special events. Preschoolers must be accompanied by an older child acting as guardian.
Hayward Methodist youth group becomes the first junior unit from the church to attend a General Conference. About 600 attendees including officers and ministers gathered at the Pacific Campus in Stockton for discussion groups and afternoon receptions. Martha Hartsog led seventh and eighth graders Yiverett Nygeen Barbara Warner Harry Schugu Kay Adams Marilyn Black and Donald Vines among the group.
Traveling to Redwood City recently to witness the joint installation of officers for Redwood City Bethel 170 and DeMolay chapter 1203, members of Hayward Bethel 21, Joh's Daughters, reported a wonderful reception and enjoyable evening. Joan Alcalfe, honored queen of the local bethel, attended with Janet Lorkwood, Mary Lou Sawyer, Ann Gwynn, Roberta Irish, Alice Alvalde, Antonia Bowron, Kay Armstrong, Barbara Hijerpg and Marilyn Jaques. Adults accompanying the visitors across the bay were Mmies, James Gwynn, Richard Kennedy, Charles Christensen and Frank Alcalde.
Mr and Mrs Max Cox of 15510 Hesperian boulevard San Lorenzo welcome a five pound ten ounce baby boy born at East Oakland hospital. The premature infant, unnamed, arrives as the couple's third child with two sisters Marilyn and Carolyn. Grandmother Mrs Lillie Clarkson will stay at the Cox home until mother resumes duties. Mr Cox runs a Mobil service station at 90th avenue and East 14th street in East Oakland. Marilyn and Carolyn attend San Lorenzo elementary School.
Mary Hampt extols corduroy as a versatile year round fabric. She touts its durability warmth and cooling properties a corduroy skirt for women and tough corduroy shorts and skirts for children. The piece emphasizes ease of care and color variety for summer travel and garden chores.
Insistent pattern advertisement describes a deep squared neckline dress with ruffled sleeves and a balero style kimono. It lists pattern numbers 2081 in sizes 10 14 16 18 20 96 38 40, yardage, price 25 cents for pattern plus address at THE HAYWARD REVIEW San Francisco California. Pattern book offers 150 designs for warm weather styles with easy wear and make options.
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