WUHS Seniors Bid Farewell At Annual Senior Ball
Seniors at WUHS bid farewell during the annual senior ball held in the high school gym. The program featured a Cinderella theme with life size displays and a crowning scene led by Larry Cabral, orchestra leader, who crowned Jean Allman as Cinderella as Bud Dickerson approved. SPRSI 105 Irvington plans a picnic at Martin's Beach on June 29 with sun and surf on the agenda.
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WUHS
Carlita Yon Euw
Larry Stewart
Lucy Knox
Clarence Souza
Jean Allman
Larry Cabral
Jean
Bud Dickerson
SPRSI
Irvington
Martin's Beach
Half Moon Bay
The Sofa and the War of the Sexes in Naps
A humorous social essay contrasts how men nap on sofas with how women avoid public dozing. It argues cartoonists propagate male vices by blaming female behavior and notes gendered double standards in domestic life and perception.
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France
C V Druids Go To Convention
Delegates from Castro Valley Druids attend the state convention in Santa Cruz including Elizabeth Baidan ci France Pilione and Lillian Gonsales with alternate Mercey Rodrigues. The group appointed Veronica Braikovich publicity and raffle chairlady. Plans include an October rummage sale and a social night meeting on Saturday.
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Castro Valley
Four-Color Transfer Patterns Offer Color Motifs
Sixteen motifs in four color transfers red yellow blue and black. Motifs measure 2 to 4 by 6 inches and iron onto fabrics without embroidery. Send 25 cents for Boy Girl Dutch Flower Pattern No 104 with name address and pattern number to Carol Curtis The Daily Review 652 Mission Street San Francisco California. Summer Needlework Guide 36 pages 150 designs for knitting crochet embroidery hairpin lace includes color transfers. Get your copy before rotation time order a5 ae do needlework Only 25e.
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Carol Curtis
the Daily Review
Mission Street
San Francisco
Calif
Newlyweds Doughty Bride Patterson Married in Hayward
Newlyweds Bruce Francis Doughty and Joan Shirley Patterson wed on June 5 at Valle Vista Community Church Hayward. The groom, recently discharged Navy veteran, works for Holly Sugar. Father escorted bride. reception for 75 at the bride’s home followed.
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Dixon Street
Hayward
Bruce Francis Doughty
Valle Vista Community Church
Joan Shirley Patterson
Donald Patterson
J. Bodie
Darlene Bales
Oakland
Ray Bechard
Bath
Doughty
Nan
Orr's Island
Navy
Holly Sugar Corporation
Hayward High School
Laney Trade School
Chabot Homemakers Plan Summer Recess
Chabot Home Demonstration group in Castro Valley will suspend meetings for the summer after their Tuesday session. They will resume on Sept 28 at the home of Mrs. Alice Robb, 9047 Jamison Way. New officers include Margaret Peterson chairwoman Irene Aristen vice chair Frances Bsizley secretary and Barbara Wesby treasurer. Eleanor Phillips retires as chair. Members also elected to study nutrition clothing home management family living and to serve on other committees include Jerry Vanney Esther Acre Evelyn Pogan Esther Graf Elizabeth Vareni Irene Arfsten Irene Hawsley Lois Peach Rose Cantry and Betty Rooney.
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Chabot
Castro Valle
Alice Robb
Jamison Way
Castro Valley
Margaret Peterson
Irene Aristen
Frances Bsizley
Barbara Wesby
Eleanor Phillips
Oher
Jerry Vanney
Esther Acre
Evelyn Pocan
Esther Graf
Elizabeth Vareni
Irene Arfsten
Irene Hawsley
Lois Peach
Rose Cantry
Betty Rooney
San Lorenzo Baptists Open Daily Bible School
The First Baptist church of San Lorenzo opened a vacation Bible school this morning announced by Rev. I. B. Hodges who oversees the program. Children aged four to sixteen in the area are invited to attend at the church corner of Second and College streets from 9 am to 11:30 am daily through July 2.
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San Lorenzo
Irma Machada Heads NDGW to Be Installed Next Month
Irma Machada was elected president of Hayward Parlor 122 Native Daughters of the Golden West at the last meeting. She and her fellow officers will be seated at a July installation. Eden Parlor of Native Sons of the Golden West also will install officers.
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Irma Machada
Hayward
Native Daughters of the Golden West
Retiring educator honored by Native Daughters and Sons in Oakland
Ruth Gansberger of Hayward Parlor retires after 40 years teaching at Mt. Eden school. A large delegation attended a Villa de la Paix dinner in Oakland. Kathryn Braumoeller and Larry Lafleur spoke as guests, with patterns and fashion book ads rounding out the notice.
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1Lie Holmsten
Kathryn Braumoeller
Eva Porter
Jég Pope
Insite Sentinel
Mary Taylor
Outside Sentinel
Ruth Gansberger
Ann Harger
Minnie Silva
Doris Peres
Mae Gomes
Veronica Keifer
Mazie Lopez
Hayward
Villa de la Paix
Oakland
Miss Gansberg
Eden BPW Hears District Officer in San Lorenzo
Eden BPW met at Onstad's in San Lorenzo last Wednesday for dinner. Lou West from Berkeley BPW, president elect of the Bay Valley District Federation, spoke on You are the Federation. Bay Valley officers present included Margaret Nelson, Margaret Gunderson, and Cecile True. New members Rye Van Reisen Doroth y Fish Dorothy Dennis Shirley Davenport Ann Franconi Inez Neff were initiated and corsages presented. Helen Olson hosted the evening.
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Kden
San Lorenzo Bpw
Onstad’s
San Leandro
Lou West
Berkeley Bpw
Bay Valley District Federation
Federation
Bay Walley
Margaret Neilson
News Service
Margaret Gunderson
Cecile True
Rye van Reisen
Dorothy Fish
Dorothy Dennis
Shirley Davenport
Ann. Franconi
Inez Neff
Helen Olson
Roedings Host Summer Garden Lunch and Reunion
The Roedings of George C. Roeding Jr. hosted an afternoon garden lunch for Chi Psi mothers of Berkeley and a welcome home reunion for their three sons and a daughter at their Niles home. Returning for summer vacations were Diane from Castelleja Sandy from UC Bruce from Cornell and Jerry from UC Davis.
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Chi Psi Mothers of
Berkeley
George C. Roeding, Jr
Niles
Diane
Castelleja
Sandy
University of California
Bruce
University of Cornell
Jerry
University of California’s Agricultural College At
Davis
Localite Doris Rae to wed Lawrence Berscheid
Doris Rae Hitech of El Cerrito and Lawrence Dean Berscheid of Long Beach formerly Hayward announce their engagement. Doris' sorority Alpha Theta Tau at College of the Pacific disclosed the news, with box of bonbons. Berscheid, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence P. Berscheid, is a College of the Pacific graduate in economics and works in Los Angeles. They plan a September wedding at Trinity Chapel Berkeley.
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M. Ray Hitech
el Cerrito
Doris Rae
Lawrence Dean Berscheid
Long Beach
Hayward
Doris
Alpha Theta Tau
College of the Pacific
Larry
Lawrence P. Berscheid
College of Pacific
Theta Alpha Phi
Dramatic Society
Phi Mn Alpha
Music Society
Los Angeles
Trinity Chapel
Berkeley
Hay San Club Meets Wednesday Evening
The Hey San Toastmistress club will meet on Wednesday at 8 pm with Mrs. Don Luvas presiding. The nominating committee will report, and Mrs. Lon Adams will introduce speakers Mrs. Jean Allen Mrs. Don Shaw and Helen Williams.
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Hey San
Don Luvas
Lon Adams
Jean Allen
Don Shaw
Helen Williams
George Finch
Rosalinds Thomes
Eugene Brown
Vivian, Silve
A. E. Turner
Arthur Powers
Mrs Creighton to Host BPW Meeting in July
The July gathering of the Business and Professional Women's group in Washington township will be hosted by Mrs Lowell Creighton in Niles. At a recent meeting 28 members enjoyed a social supper at Mrs Henry Enos's home, honoring three members who will soon depart for a Hawaii vacation.
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Business and Professional Women's Cleo
Washington Township
Lowell Creighton
Niles
Ial
Firs
Henry Enos
Hawaii
Lanolin Plus Liya Skin Up Special Ad
An ad-style claim promises dramatic skin improvements with Lanolin Plus Liya, offering five shades of a living color makeup to make skin appear softer and more vibrant. The copy touts a quick transformation and a $1 price point.
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