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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1958
Page
10
Advice on choosing a summer hairstyle that stays neat with minimal upkeep. Discusses short and long cuts, styling tips like brushing, curling ends, and finger shaping. Recommends page-boy, topside curls, French twist, ribbons, headbands, and terry cloth headbands for swimming to stay cool and preserve look.
An initial meeting for organizing a group of Christian business and professional women is set for 6 pm at Villa Lorenz. Betty Thurman of the national organization will outline purposes for Hayward Castro Valley San Leandro and San Lorenzo. Carmen Roti and a coworker will assist. The earlier Christian Women’s Club formed a year ago now meets monthly at Hayward Airport Recreation Center with about 30 members.
Chilton's Hospital of the East Bay held a June Almonders meeting at Mrs. Keith West’s home. New members honored were Mmes. Wayne Cox Bert Hinton and Theodore Jourgan with an official welcome by Mrs. Robert W. Cook Jr. Refreshments were hosted by Mrs. Herbert Chambasse. Regular meetings pause until September with periodic work sessions to prepare articles for the Nearly New Shop and a summer drive planned by Mrs. Philip Heron for the shop.
A fresh immit sauce tastes as good as a main course relish or a dessert feature. Wash stem and pit one quart fresh sweet cherries. Place in a pan with one cup soggy water and two teaspoons salt. Cover and simmer forty six minutes until nearly tender. For a heavier sauce lift liquid, cool, then add one tablespoon corn starch. Cook until thick and clear, then pour over cherries. Makes twelve cups sauce.
Mary Wholstein was feted at a Wednesday luncheon hosted by Mrs. John McMullin in Hayward before she joins husband Roy L. in New York City with the Air Force. The event drew twelve guests and was co hosted by Cox Maci Freitas and Mrs. Carl McClure. Guests included Beverly Tolipes Pat Collett and Bory Wansor employees of California Department of Education surplus properties division in San Leandro.
Ladies Ausiliacy names Mrs J Hindmarsh as president succeeding Mrs David Rider. Vice president is Mrs Evik Ilayer and secretary Mrs Ray Lane. Mrs Dan Guzze becomes financial secretary treasurer and Mrs Eric Ali bom conductress. Warden will be Mrs Ernest Brookshire. The staff to be installed July at the Labor Temple on Mattox Ray Hayward.
Sixteen interior decor students at the University of Illinois are furnishing an under construction Champaign house project. The eight room building includes 24 baths and 2000 square feet of usable space plus a built in double garage as part of a University research effort.
Dr and Mrs Marvin D Getler hosted a cocktail gathering on their Madison Avenue home patio. Guests from Bay Area communities wore bright prints and flared sun dresses as they chatted about vacations and outings while couples and several individuals attended the early evening event.
In Beverly Hills a fashion columnist argues mink furs are impractical and hard to care for. Don Loper favors high quality, full length garments and matching fabric linings, proposing stoles fade and coats in satin or velvet become the preferred evening wear. He asserts mink makes a poor investment and should only be used as lining if at all.
More than 200 fashion minded women are invited to a fashion tea on Wednesday from two to four at Richard's Restaurant Bay Fair Shopping Center. The event, by the Sherman Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, will showcase woven wood fabrics with three weekend trips Monterey Lake Tahoe and the California Redwoods. Five outfits per trip will be modeled including sun suits bathing costumes hiking gear and casual wear. Tickets include a tea luncheon and proceeds go to the Cancer Research Fund.
A presWedding shower for Deanne McConnell of Oakland was hosted by her friend Kathleen Accarmero of Castro Valley at the Accarmero home on Madison Avenue. Attendees included Mrs Don Accernero Sara and Robe rt Brahmst of Fremont. Deanne is the daughter of Mr and Mrs William McConnell of Skyline Blvd. She is engaged to Cary Nelson son of Mr and Mrs Verner Nelson of Oakland. Mr and Mrs Carl Nelson of Castro Valley are the couple’s aunt and uncle.
New disposable clothlike durareve aprons and matching tablecloths hit supermarkets variety stores drug chains and department stores. Sets include His and Her barbecue aprons with coordinating tablecloths. The material feels like cloth yet is paper with inner wagon thread lining and embossed printing to resemble loom woven fabric.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Winstead wed June 22 at San Lorenzo Community Church. Former Ann Lori Sponberg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sponberg, wore a lace satin gown with net back panel and satin bow. Attendants in pastel taffetas, bridesmaids from Oakland and San Francisco. Reception at Party House followed. The couple will reside at 4032 Midvale Ave Oakland.
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