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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1958
Page
13
Backward fashion note describes soft back panels with a sleek front sheath dress. Pattern 9069 covers Misses sizes 10 through 18, size 16 needs 3% yards of 39 inch fabric. Directions printed on pattern parts. pattern bureau mail request details included.
Eden Auxiliary 1139 marks its fifth anniversary with a 7:30 p.m. dinner at an Oakland restaurant located at 205th Ave and Eddch Street. Mary McLennen chairs the event. A meeting at Eagles Hall on Foothill Boulevard the next night honors members with March birthdays.
The Via Bayo Group at the Booth Memorial Home and Hospital met at Mrs. Max Nye's San Lorenzo home. A nominating committee of Wines, Bernard Fish, W. B. Mahoney, and Edwin C. Roulette was chosen to discuss the coming group's election. Five new smocks for the girls at the hospital were nearly completed.
Lena Marshall and Edna L. Smith will be initiated into the Daughters of America tomorrow night at o clock. The rites take place in IDES Hall at 1105 C Street Hayward with Richmond Council members attending. Cecilia Gongolves, councilor, will report on the council's plans for the present term.
Mr Eden Needlecraft marked twenty seven years with a lunch at Villa Lorenzo attended by several members and three guests. Mrs Hazel Edwall hosted an Eden Avenue bridge party after with a special cake celebrating Mrs Etta Osborn’s birthday. Guests included Thelma Hadden Ida Hansen and Renee Edlwall.
Mrs. Eulalia Anderson will host tonight's meeting at 7932 Castro Valley Blvd. Mrs. Pearl Palmer will lead the afternoon session during which two new members Phyllis Luken and Claire Roper will be welcomed. Plans include club representation at the March 30 inter city meeting in Sausalito sponsored by Marin county Zontas.
Bayview Extension members met at 22566 B Street Hayward with Mrs. Antoinette Foster hosting. Mrs. Rose Birite and Mrs. Lena Clapp assisted with luncheon while Mrs. Dorothy DeLapp led the program on Modern Methods of Stain Removal based on UC information. Mrs. Lois Nield chaired the business session.
Area PTA notes Hayward area PTA meetings with Founders Day observance at Hayward High School. Life membership awards, officer slate, and a student musical program directed by Richard Moyer are announced. Guest speaker John Sandoval of the Hayward Area Historical Society attends the event at 7 45 p m in the multipurpose room.
Protestant families are sought to foster two pairs of siblings. A two year old girl with a six month old baby brother and a one year old girl with her eight year old brother need homes. All are Anglo-Saxon. Agency covers monthly care costs. contact JACKIE office Oakland by phone TE f 2526. toll calls accepted.
Instructions advise basting ties before washing to prevent lining or padding from lumping and to remove basting before ironing for a smooth finish.
Article discusses an 11-year-old boy with a kidney illness and resulting timidity. Parents consider changing schools, but experts advise building self-esteem locally. Steps include medical check, fostering friendships, and engaging in safe activities like music or sports with peers. Readers may write CHILD CARE for guidance. Pattern and catalog notes follow.
Coat frozen fish sticks with grated onion and prepared mustard spread. Sprinkle poppy seeds and bake per package directions to finish.
The American Legion Auxiliary Castro Valley Unit 649 will meet tonight at 7 o clock at the Cathey House 20710 RutledgeRi Agnes Skarholt a foreign exchange student from Trondheim Norway will share experiences and compare customs schools and people The group will plan the annual Poppy Sale in May
Fashion notes report travel boosting hat trends as tourists demand packable millinery. Crushable cloth hats, including cloche styles, rise in prints and gingham. Fine felts, rolled and featherweight, gain popularity. Collapsible straw hats in varied colors and shapes, from small bonnets to floppy draped crowns, lead the season. Spring-clip dress hats are favored for dress wear.
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