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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1951
Page
4
In Ye home of Mrs Mae S887 Pasco Bel Campo San Lorenzo, Mrs A D Willing ham and her two daughters are mentioned among items of interest seen locally.
A vintage notice promotes the Spring-Summer Fashion Book with over 435 pattern designs for easy sun-fast outfits and town wear. It advertises orderable sheets, pattern basics, and a 20 cent price. Nearby social notes mention travels and visits of families and individuals to California, Texas, Minnesota, and New York, with names and addresses scattered through the recap.
The Hilltoppers of Castro Valley Orchards staged a Saturday entertainment at Castro Valley Community Center. A 90 minute program of skits, dances and musical numbers featured 37 cast members introduced by George B. Rieber and C. W. O’Niell under Mrs. Richard M. Coughlin. The finale included a lively Can-Can, with several cast members in decorative attire, and a musical playlet Dear John with W. J. Slumph assisted by Mints Soegaard and others. Mrs. Coughlin received a gift from club members, and decorations were organized by Mrs. Hieber with help from a committee including Mrs. White and Ward.
The Free Methodist Chapel will host the educational film At Work With The World tomorrow at 7 30 p m at 16360 East 14th St San Leandro pastor Rev Raymond J Wells invites the public. The film explains how the American Bible Society translates prints and distributes Bibles worldwide including Braille editions and talking records. It notes the Society is funded by gifts from individuals and nearly 50 denominations.
A Hayward girl, Shirley Swain, received a bachelor of arts in sociology with a minor in English at Whitworth College Spokane Washington during the 61st annual commencement on May 23. Mrs Wesley Blair announced the event through Whitworths public relations office. A total of 207 degrees were awarded, the largest number in Whitworths history.
Radio host Jim McCulla laments life of Hollywood gossip too provocative for airwaves. He cites Brigitte Bardot, Ava Gardner, Ingrid Bergman and others whose romantic details inflame listeners and prompt parents to shield their children. He blames stars for sensationalism, urging industry meetings to clean up headlines rather than suppress reporting.
Florence Rodrigues marries Leo Blevinse in Heny June 11. The couple, now at 2a471 Crescent Mano, are hosted at the White's home with family and friends including Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gregory and many Rodrigues relatives attending. The bride wore a white gown with lace and the groom’s side wore powder blue outfits.
Mrs Dara Sperr hosted a Pink and Blue shower at 21001 Young Avenue Castro Valley. Dessert followed guests arrival and games awarded prizes to I Dobin and Mrs Flannagan. Attendees included Mesdames Hindan Nomsigarc Abbey Coffin Sperr Stiehard Sperr Anderson Speer and others from Oakland Hayward San Lorenzo and San Leandro.
Garden Section of Filland Valley club members gathered for a brunch at 2872 West Avenue LeVeir President Mrs Finest Alay led the event. Discussions covered summer trips and fall plans. The next session will be a potluck at Mrs Harold Markle’s Craw Canyon home on Wednesday at 12 40 pm. Officers for the coming year include Mrs Ernest Mayer president Mrs John DiVice president Mrs Edna Ward secretary treasurer Mrs Leona Flood program chair and Mrs Pauline Quikes publicity.
Members of the Candlelight Circle of King’s Daughters brought four dozen cookies, prepared for Oak Knoll hospital, to their Monday meeting at the home of Mrs J A Meénfrence. Mrs Lowell Lass presided, the group read a thank you note for bag jackets sent to Well Baty Olinte at Dussell City, and visiting Mrs Donald O, BE shared news alongside reports of a tea and dinner honoring Mrs L M Richardson, the International president from Indianapolis.
The Thimble club of Neighbors of Wooderall will meet at Mary Enos home 323 Winton Street at 1 30 p m Monday.
The Home Countering Home Harder Farm Center met Wednesday at Mrs. Raney Gotburg’s Harder road home. A dry cleaning at home project was presented by Mrs. Maryella Homan. Club prize won by Mrs. Jase Marshall. Attendees included Mrs. Evlyn Walters, Mrs. Minnia Silva, Mrs. Kinwig Zouher, Meg, Hattie Bohlig, Mrs. Emly Young, Mrs. Agnes Nator, Mrs. Elise Marshall, Miss Lena Harder. Wilma Hughes was a guest. A luncheon preceded by guests at Mrs. Elise Marshall’s home. Sept 1 at Ben Loman cabin planned potluck luncheon.
Mrs Manza Blake leads a 28 member seminar group from 26407 Hespetian bow Weward and San Francisco State College under Dr Alfred Fisk. The party travels by air to Prestwick Scotland then to London Paris India with stops in Ceylon and Bombay. They will visit government seats colleges and agricultural areas before returning to Paris and home around September 3. The trip marks OSC’s first anniversary celebrated with a candle and sewing meeting hosted by Mary E Medina.
A schedule of sermons for Hayward area churches notes Rev. Charles Coprad of First Baptist Hayward on marriage and unity, Rev. Raymond J. Welle of Bree Methodist on Courageous Christianity, Dr Paul Kenedy of Mt. Eden Presbyterian on The Misery of Impenitent Sinners, Rev. Harold Reevis of First Christian on Discipleship, and Rev. Paul Rhindes of First Presbyterian on Does God Care, with additional talks at Christ Lutheran and Greece Lutheran and Epiphany Lutheran.
A stork shower celebrated Mrs R Thompson with many guests including her mother Mrs Frank Hodgers and numerous friends such as Miss Adel aide Radgoers Matilda hompsery Pauli Thompson Lowise Silva Bernice Silva Virginia Silveira Mary Seuga Rogeling Rajneand Margaret Rose and Ermaline Marciel at a line of attendees in the hostesses home.
Salvation Army Sunday school children honor Lt Ruth Cony at Atherton street hall with a kerchief shower before her departure to Hawaii to continue Salvation Army work. Curry Jett to travel for burial in Montana ahead of mission.
Rory Norman Pilkington born January 19 at Hayward hospital weighs 10 4 pounds and is sibling to Gregory Pilkington owner of a Shell station at Layrel and A streets. Proud grandparents Mr and Mrs Wo Pilkington live at 22860 Santa Clara street while Mrs Smithers Everett Washington and Mr and Mrs John Peterson 42026 Cameron street are the maternal side. The couple welcomed Gloria Ann first daughter weighed seven pounds ten ounces at Palo Atty Hospital Monday with parents listed as Mr and Mrs John Peterson.
Cub pack 7 marked Dunslas Diall’s ninth birthday at home with Mrs Florence Shepherd and relatives in attendance as the Denovothe neighborhood parade rodeo traffic patrol. A double birthday party followed at 147 Warthing Street for Andrea Dolin aged five and Michael Tamben aged four with two cakes and candles, gifts from many relatives including Mr and Mrs Alburt Cane, Mr and Mrs Luther Dolin, Sandra Dolin, and Janet Dolin. A separate picnic luncheon and swimming party honored Cavalier Janet’s ninth birthday last Tuesday with Sherry Nawghter, Garey Nawghter, Abby Silprizio, Jack and Robin Dolin among attendees.
A vintage tatted lace daily set showcases Belgian hand made design with a 1?-inch plate daily and a 6 15 inch geross edge. Includes options for outer edge motifs to form a centerpiece. Send 5 for the pattern No. 1fu to CAROT CURFIS, The HAYWARD REVIEW, Box 224, Madison Square Station, New York 10, WN. Extra pattern cost 1 sc.
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