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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1952
Page
3
A couple named Patricia and Jack Ball wed in a Pacific Northwest ceremony. They honeymooned nearby as guests observed a traditional service with flowers and formal attire. Family and friends attended, with the event described in brief wedding notes and local scene details.
A garbled wedding notice describes a ceremony with guests from Maynard and Yakima. The bride wore blue with yellow accents and pearls, with bridesmaids and relatives named including Kit Jensen and Miss Joy Avaniz. The groom’s family and attendees from Hollywood and Petalinin attended, with plans for formal dinner and a reception in a grand room.
The Castro Valley Community Center hosts a fashion show tonight featuring summer styles from local designers. Models, hair styling by The Eons, and commentary by club president Twarraine Melina mark the event with music and entertainment by Betty Baldans. tickets at the door.
Air and Mrs Frits M Rossi welcome Sharon Adele Rossi born Monday weighing 4 pounds 5 ounces. She joins older sister Marilyn and brother Gale at home.
In Maywad at the church of Coren Wny a double wedding linked the Rarehell and Voorhees families. Miss Renda Elizabeth Rarehell wed Raymond Watson as Mrs Pens Voorhees joined Thomas Boyd in marriage. Brides wore heirloom accessories. attendees included Mrs Greer and family members. The couple later honeymooned in Southern California after a small reception at the bride’s home.
The Business Professional Women's club held a Tuesday evening meeting introducing a motion picture segment led by Mrs Verla Becker, with Mia Fulatia Tillotson presenting the latter half. The business portion was conducted by Miss Vieki Prioste.
E O Sparks reveals engagement of daughter Miss Sasi dane Sparks to James Hiecko of Culver City. Sparks notes she is a Hayward High graduate who recently attended the University of Iaania at Davie. Plans call for a late Hayward ceremony.
Moss Muth Burmester, former Hayward High School physical education teacher, wed Reumarh Keohaehe at the Unitarian Church in San Jose. The bride, daughter of Ludwig H. Burmester, wore a lace gown with a train. attendants wore aqua and orchid gowns. About 300 guests attended the ceremony and reception. the couple will reside in San Jose after a honeymoon in Yosemite.
The Castro Valley wedding of Miss Dianne Fraga and William Wayne Bell was held Sunday afternoon at Our Lady of Grave Church with Reverend Mevir officiating. Attended by Virginia Rigby as maid of honor, the ceremony featured traditional attire, floral arrangements, and a reception in Castro Valley. The couple, graduates of Ayward High School and now employed at Fremont Hospital, plan to reside on Center Street after a honeymoon to an undisclosed destination.
The notice states Claudette L Dahle will wed Robert L Reed. It mentions family connections and a pending date with no definite wedding time set. The location appears linked to Hillcrest and local families, with no further specifics on arrangments.
The bride Marlene Sikes daughter of Floyd and Mrs Sikes of Custin Valley, wed Donald Edwards son of Mr and Mrs F Edwards of Los Angele in a Saturday evening ceremony officiated by Rev. Richard Norkey. Attendants included sister Mires Sikes and bridesmaids Diane Sequeira. The couple plans to reside in San Jose after a honeymoon in Taland.
Kathleen Holcomb of Mayward was feted at a bridal shower held at the Mountain boulevard home of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mihnson. Guests included Miss Loviginn Smith and numerous friends. a second May shower occurred at the First Baptist Church Fellowship Hall in Hayward. Co hosts were Mrs James Doris Jacobset, Mary Buckmaster, and others. a rummage sale will open at 9 am at Pocahontas with doors at 5 am.
Clever two color iron on transfers for napkins placemats tea cloths curtains and more to be used on blouses aprons or lingerie includes bands sprays blossoms and pockets patterns ready to fill orders immediately send 25 cents pattern No to Caroline The Hayward Review San Francisco California with extra penny per pattern for special handling
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