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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1955
Page
4
Hair up off the neck suits warm weather and light summer outfits. Short and long styles are discussed with tips on trimming, high styles, and avoiding heavy neck lines. Crochet pattern offers a chic top or swimsuit cover, while gray hair care guides promise gentle treatments for a polished look.
The ladies auxiliary of the Bernardo Post VFW meets Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the Veterans Memorial building, Niles. Mrs. Violet Kleine will preside and a report on the recent encampment at Sacramento will be heard.
The Rev Dugene M Greenfield pastor of Yiest Baptist Castro Valley officiated at the June 18 wedding of his daughter Odetta Zugena Greenfield to Rooert Le Roy Raynor. Attendants included Miss Marziey Mallett and Mrs Davis Coffey. The couple reside in Hayward after a reception at First Southern Baptist church.
Eden Auxiliary outlines plans for a junior hospital group and new committees at a board meeting. Florence Kelly Hayward named junior auxiliary chairman to study forming junior groups with a report at the next meeting. Pat Murphy Castro Valley to head a 30 member telephone committee for rapid outreach. Mildred Blessing Castro Valley and Mary Reavis named co chairmen of the gift shop. Rose Van Ness Castro Valley to lead the file service. Additional LD guides to conduct tours. two more committees needed. Dues proposed to rise from 0 to 390 per year. Eve Buderus resigns as second vice president. nominating committee to propose successors. Next general meeting set for August 11.
Members of the newly organized Amber branch of East Bay area participate in a hospital tour led by Mrs. William Oliver, outlining hospital purpose and facilities. Catelyn is vice chair, Mrs. Pat Howell secretary, Mrs. Pet Sutter treasurer. active members include Nabors, Bendonus, Dockter, Howell, Hungerford, Schenk, Small, Stafford, Zer, Verzie, and Mrs. Eunice Smith. The group will assist with outreach and fund raising for the host hospital and support community information efforts.
The Western Whirler square dance club invites interestees to a July beginners class at Stonehurst School 03rd Avenue and E Street in Oakland from 8:00 to 10:30 p.m. Marty Smith and Betty Del Rosario will call and teach. Registration opens on July 5, 22, and 18. Couples only. Fees cover shoes. Further information available.
Washington Township Junior Women's Club installed its new officers for the coming year led by Mrs E E Huddieson. New officers include Mrs Arthur Korlstedt president and Mrs Fred Ludden vice president with several appointed posts and district roles announced. The next meeting is planned for September.
Nomination of officers by the Auxiliary and American Legion post lists Melen McElvain as president Ladys Pedres Mary Parry as vice presidents Rose Vieux as secretary treasurer Marion Gavissig as chaplain Virshal and Mery E Stanley as sergeant at arms Geneva Florence Graber will attend the committee election on July 15 Installation will be a joint event with the American Legion on July 30 at the Veterans building in Niles.
The home garden group of the University extension service held a picnic meeting at Mrs. J. W. Scribner’s Castro Valley house with about 22 members present. Hostesses were Mrs. Della De Mello and Mrs. Edith Geochan. The next meeting is set for September 22 at Mrs. Robert Matheison’s Hayward home.
Castlewood County club women golfers held an award luncheon in the garden room to honor the championship tournament. Mrs. Rigby Ballard won the perpetual championship cup and a silver ice bucket, with runner-up Mrs. K. O Berke taking a large square silver platter. Numerous members received trophies, pins, and silver prizes, while team captain Mrs. Earl Jackson presented silver bracelets for service.
De Guadalupe YLI Center ville members met last week to map tentative plans for projects and activities for the coming year. The plans will be presented to the new membership for approval at the next meeting scheduled for July 7.
The Ellen Kelhart Esther association of the Eastbay will meet tomorrow at the Leamington hotel Scum. Plans for a picnic will be discussed and members are reminded to bring articles for the Hesta in August.
Miss Nancy Grace Aycock became Mrs Joseph Simpson at Bethel Presbyterian San Leandro with Rev John Turpie officiating. Bride wore nylon lace satin gown and pink rose bouquet in a classic church ceremony. The couple, daughter of Marion Aycock and Grace Irwin, and son of O M Simpson, will honeymoon eastward after San Leandro nuptials.
Mrs. R A Lee retiring president of San Leandro high school PTA was honored with a luncheon at the International Kitchen in Niles. Mrs. Lee was presented outfit by Mrs. W M Oakey. About 15 members attended including Loren Cruser principal of San Leandro High School. Cargoette Newsletter edited by Mrs Albert Gaskins won the merit award from the 23rd district CCPT for San Leandro High PTA members.
Judy Silva, president of Little Rose Jr institute, was honored at a St. Jude Institute luncheon held at International Kitchen in Niles. More than 23 women praised her recent election as president of the state junior institute conference. Rev. Father Vincent J. Bresn of Holy Ghost Church Centerville spoke as Francis Bates toasted.
Now out the Spring Summer Fashion World illustrating in color scores of wearable fashions for every size and occasion. Send 35 cents for pattern with name address style number and size to Pattern Bureau San Francisco. Include extra pattern for first class mail. Just out, price 25 cents.
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