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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1954
Page
4
The piece argues that bearing and rearing children is earthy work not sanctified by sentiment. It contrasts sterility and sacrifice with the joy of affectionate parenting and the vital warmth of a loving home for a child’s emotional health.
Great Toussant the magician will perform a two hour show at Kimball School tonight at 7 30 p m. Funds will go to buy athletic jerseys for classrooms and school teams. Toussant has performed to capacity audiences at Hayward area schools in 46 states and in Canada and Mexico.
The annual Salad Bowl luncheon will be hosted by San Lorenzo High School PTA in May. Chairman Mrs. Ben Gettman and co chair Mrs. A B Williams are finalizing plans and naming committee chairs.
A vintage ad promotes a bias yoke sundress with pockets and buttoned cape in multiple sizes. It offers pattern No 2901 and optional extras, requests 30 cents for pattern by mail to The Daily Review in San Francisco, and highlights a forthcoming color fashion book with forecasts for all ages and sizes available for 25 more cents.
Thomas Devlin, Cherryland school principal, presented an honorary life membership to Mrs. William Quiner at the last FTA meeting. Mrs. Leslie Rochford and Mrs. Jerome Pope, past recipients, attended. Mrs. Leslie Silvera and Mrs. Arthur Stewart reported on a welfare program aiding March of Dimes, as mothers collected funds. Entertainment featured children from Miss Martin Thorpe and Mrs. Jean Snette Wilkensom's rooms, an instrumental trio, and a glee club led by George Dutra. Mrs. Hoyt Hamilton spoke prior to Founder’s Day, chaired by Mrs. Rochford, with a skit on PTA progress. Numerous members participated. refreshments were served by room mothers.
County Farm Home department meeting in Hayward featured a St Patrick’s luncheon served by the Niles home department. A travel picture of Australia followed. Chairman Mrs Ruth Neilsen of Pleasanton opened the session and announced nominating committee members Mrs Esther Hansen Pleasanton Mrs Olive Block Livermore and Mrs Martha Faria Niles. Next meeting set for April 7.
The Parsons Club plans a Fun Night Monday at 7 30 p m featuring skits directed by Mrs Richard Coughlin and piano accompaniment by Messrs Melvin Cheney Fred Curley Donald Soegaard Henry Grueneich and others A social hour with refreshments will be served by second grade fathers chaired by Mrs Hardig Blessing The year’s program chairman is Mrs Frederick R Noyes with a committee including W H Airgand H R Blessing Homer Baronian Dr Ronald Setterlund Henry Rottmar Clarence Quist and Eugene Simmons.
At San Lorenzo Spasi 9, nominated officers for the year. President Mrs Anna Vargas, vice president Miss Alvina Sousa, secretary Mrs Maria Silva, treasurer Mrs Anna Siva, Master of ceremonies Mrs Del Dias, marshal Mrs Mary Maciel, general guard Mrs Mary Vorges, directors Mrs Dorothy Serpa Mrs Linda Olivera Mrs Margaret Costa, pianist Mrs Marie Wilson. Election set for March 28 meeting.
Native Daughters of the Golden West will plan future events at a Tuesday meeting in Hayward. Mrs Mildred, residing officer, and Se report final plans for the class initiation to be held on the 23rd. Guests of honor include Mrs Violet Salter deputy grand president of Fruitvale parlor.
The St Clements Women's club announces a St Patrick's Day whist at Church The event will be held on Niles Road at Clay Street Hayward with prizes and refreshments Tickets may be purchased from club members or at the door.
The Navy Mothers club will hold a Monday meeting at 13 p.m. at the Blue Jackets haven to hear reports from the chairman and the board of trustees. Refreshments will be served by chaplain Irene Long.
Grand Master E A Seeley of California Odd Fellows visited Mission Peak lodge 129 in Irvington last week. A potluck honored Seeley and his wife with guests including Louis Wann and James Carskadden. Entertainment by the Battle band followed the supper amid lodge events and upcoming Silver Star Rebekah activities.
Mrs Bertha Tart tenth district American Legion auxiliary leader joined San Leandro Unit 117 members for the San Lorenzo Unit 675 meeting at Legion hall Hesperian boulevard June Noddin presiding. Joan Baur district drill team chairman directed unit drill team setup and plans for March 12 potluck birthday of the American Legion and sixth anniversary of the local post. Miss Ben Cord named cooked food sale chair for April 2 at Louis Stores with Mrs Mary Schlenke Mrs Florence Hatsen assisting.
A late February gathering at Sandy Hemenez home featured many teens socializing, dancing, and enjoying sandwiches and cake. Guests included Betty Muniz Connie Hearshman Jim Lewis Bob Busox Sandy Hemenez Joan Downs Mary Ann Anderson Eddie Rose Lois Starkey Diane Del Gado Lee Holm and Wiemmia Muchtur. Other scenes note a pair of green boys with swords and a separate outing to Dodge Ridge for skiing and tobogganing with Jobs Bethel Castro Valley youths.
Hay San Toastmistress Club schedules a Speak-off at 7 p.m. in East Idth Street 23142 with seven contestants led by Mrs. Bora Pinasco. Winner advances to the Area Council contests and may headline the combined Bay Area Toastmasters meeting on March 24 at the On Stad's restaurant with Hayward San Leandro Castro Valley clubs.
The San Lorenzo High School PTA will hold a rummage sale on March 16 at the IDES hall in Hayward. Mrs. Herbert W. Austin chairs the event and proceeds fund amplifiers for classrooms aiding students with hearing difficulties. Donations may be arranged by calling Mrs. Austin at 2-4340.
The Ballet Theater plans seven performances at the War Memorial Opera House San Francisco from March 7 to 14 with matinees on weekends. Igor Youskevitch Alicia Alonso John Kriza and Melissa Hayden lead the classical program. The company will also present two shows on Saturday at the Community Theater in Berkeley and an evening performance on March 12 at Memorial Auditorium in Richmond.
The Acapella choir from College of Pacific will perform a concert on Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the First Methodist church located at 16 Bancroft, San Leandra.
Miss Carmela Ferri married Ray G. Montalvo at St Leander s Catholic church San Leandro with 200 guests. The bride s sister Mrs John R Jacklich served as matron of honor and the bridegroom s sister in law Mrs Jay Vasquez was a bridesmaid. The couple s reception followed at Castro Valley community center.
After a recent theater party Hayward Highland Sportswomen socialized over hamburgers and coffee then played cards at the home of Mrs Eva Ferguson, 4679 Highland Boulevard.
Father Mark Hurley principal of Bishop O'Dowd High School will speak informally at the Mothers Club monthly meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the school a Q and A will follow with the "Question Mark" answering. Mrs Henry presides and officer nominations for the fall term will be held Saint Patrick will be the subject of a talk by S Arthur Horsell. Post Easter events include a rummage sale April 26 27 at St George hall Oakland and a Tea and Tour on May 1.
An advertisement describes a 16 by 20 inch Ecclesiastes panel with crimson royal blue gold leaf and embroidered details. It promotes Pattern No. 142 and a Carol Curtis Needlework Guide with 150 designs for knitting crocheting embroidery and hairpin lace plus two free spring patterns. The guide costs 25 cents and can be ordered from Carol Curtis Daily Review San Francisco.
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