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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1954
Page
4
The piece argues for humane parenting over harsh discipline, citing Learned Hand and the spirit of freedom. It urges parents to be strong, healthy, intelligent, and empathetic, while acknowledging that many read and act on advice yet remain imperfect. It critiques smug certainty and favors humility.
Hayward area talent performed at a USO program in the Veterans building on Sunday. Participants included James Crowley Marlene Landis Ray Reece Ken Vix David Warren Campbell Santos Jim Fors berg and Seaman Glen Hunt with Robert Haygood assisting as janist. The event was organized by Ken Vix with Dave Warren as master of ceremonies. Volunteers from Heyward First Baptist Church served refreshments led by Mrs Wilbert Hoff and assisted by Miss Ruth Herriman and others. The article also mentions needlework and community activities at local centers and church groups.
Castro Valley school secretaries install officers Friday evening at A B Morris school Barlow drive at 7 30 pm Newly elected president Mrs Gladys Warner vice president Terry Watson secretary Mrs Roy Gaston treasurer Renee Miller Administrative staff will attend Musical talent by the Jugheads offered Principals Frances McGlinchey and Don McCullough of Redwood schools will give a retirement on office procedure
Abraham Dansky and Cub Scouts presented a tree to Corvallis School during Founders Day ceremony. Brownie Scouts Kathy Nichols and Carol Peterson and other leaders presented the flag while Principal Smith gave the acceptance speech. Reverend Paul Grunow of Hope Lutheran Church dedicated the tree.
Father Hennessy announces a Lenten series of talks at St. Clement's Catholic church. Father Jerome Meyer of Serra High School San Mateo will discuss the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass during Wednesday evotions ending with the Three Hours devotion on Good Friday. The first talk begins tonight on Ash Wednesday.
The Hayward Garden club will host a potluck dinner for members and prospective members at 6 45 p m tomorrow in the Hayward high school cafeteria. Genevieve Baumann and Rosie Vigano may be contacted about dish types. Entertainment is planned and Bob Lateer will speak on new manuals and Agricultural Extension service bulletins. Don Coate reminds to bring items for the plant table which will be supplemented by ten plants and a Meyer Lemon prize.
At a recent Eden Auxiliary meeting 12 new members were initiated into the Fraternal Order of Eagles, 1249, under Barbara Miller. Accepts include Dolores Eisendarth Laurietta Wren Genevieve Compton and others. A birthday dinner is set for Tuesday at the International Kitchen with Mrs Mary McLellan as chair. On March 11 a card party will be held at the FOE hall Foothill Boulevard.
Announcement of the marriage of Eileen Suzann Maree Houston to Michael Terry Merrill in Reno Nevada on January 31. The couple's reception followed at the bride’s parents home in Hayward. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David J. Houston, is a Hayward High School and Cornet Modeling School graduate employed at Central Bank. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Goawin of Piedmont, serves with the Marines at Alameda Air Base. Several showers were given in Hayward Castro Valley and Oakland by Mrs. L. Bugger, Mrs. J. Leibgott, and Mrs. C. Talcott.
The nominating committee announced the slate for the Marshall P TA officers to be elected at Tuesday’s meeting at 8 pm Nominations from the floor will be accepted Those named include Mrs John Cryvis president Mrs Vernon Galarte first vice president B L Miller second vice president Mrs Robert Helland recording secretary Mrs Helen Larsons corresponding secretary Mrs Ray Bade financial secretary Mrs Jesse Wagner treasurer Mrs John Blaney sen Mrs XE Lorentzen stor Mrs A H Schwegel and Mrs James Thomey delegates to council
A bridal shower was held at Mrs. Ray Unger’s Hayward home on Monday for Mrs. Myrle Orner of Richmond, hosted by her sisters Mrs. Olen Spier and Mrs. Wesley Curtis. Refreshments served to attendees including Mrs. John Fam and others. gifts sent by absent guests N. Scott Anna Jo Hill A. C. Rabbersen and C. Van Camp.
St Joachim’s held a bi monthly meeting with guest speaker Miss Vivien Juri of Monitor. About fifty members attended as Louise Andress announced a 1994 fashion show Catalina Carousel and a poster contest. Dolores Coon opened a new membership drive with a prize for most new members by late April. Father Burke outlined Mass schedules and Wednesday sermons with Friday stations of the Cross and a child stations program.
Betty Mae Moris and Ralph Florey exchange nuptial vows Sunday at St John’s Catholic Church in Hayward. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Moris, wore lace over satin with a fingertip veil. attendants included sister Mrs. James H. Cooney. Best man James County and ushers Clinton Crowe and Dick Prod. A buffet reception followed at the Crow residence. couple to honeymoon then reside on 20314 Harvard Avenue, Hayward. Betty attended Seattle high school. Flores works as a molder with General Metals.
Mrs. Jay Kuhl received an honorary membership at the Day ton school Founders day program on Thursday. She was honored for past presidency service at Washington Manor and J Lewelling schools. Officers nominated include Mrs. David Lahti, Mrs. Earl Tatman president and others for vice presidents secretaries and treasurer with several named individuals across local schools and committees.
Two new members were introduced at the Sar Lorenzo Athletic Club Auxiliary meeting held at Mrs Jock Patterson's home. The new members are Mrs W N Stuart and Mrs Thomas Wilson. A special committee was named to assist Sunrise school with educational records and to plan the annual dance. The next meeting is at Mrs Fred Greer's home 300 West Avenue 15ard at 8 pm Friday. For info call Mrs Correa Lockhaven 2-2622.
The Lewelling P T A selects Vigilance as the meeting theme for tomorrow at 8 p m in Lewelling school auditorium. A film Duck in Cover on disaster preparedness will be shown and Dangerous Stranger till will be presented. Officers to be nominated by a committee of five mothers. Entertainment by second and fourth grades.
Mrs Elsie Mattos will make her official visit to Hayward unit 68 American Legion auxiliary tomorrow at 4 pm at Veterans Memorial building. Members of Livermore and Castro Valley auxiliaries are invited to attend. The post will be presented its birthday cake following the business session.
Mrs. John Santos hosts past presidents of the DeGuidal Institute of Young Ladies at her Negris Road home on March 10 for a social gathering.
An ad for sewing patterns No 2397 features a two piece blouse and skirt with pocketed skirt fullness and neckline details. It lists sizes 10 through 20 with size 16 specifics, requests 40 cents for pattern and style number, and promotes the Spring Summer Fashion Book with color forecasts and ordering notes from The Daily Review pattern department in San Francisco.
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