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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1958
Page
15
Dear editor by JEAN H SELIGMAN and MILTON I LEVINE a father asks how to tell two adopted children aged 8 and 6 about their adoption. doctors urged adoption to help the mother who left. now the father must explain the truth with love, reassurance and timing. seek guidance from a professional if needed.
Ade Schumacher, president of a carpet company, told reporters at the International Home Furnishings Show that the industry overemphasizes price and utility in carpet selection and neglects appealing to women's preferences for warm, luxurious carpets. He condemned the notion that cheapness defines value and urged dealers to shift toward pride of possession. He also criticized long delivery waits as unreasonable for consumers.
Fashion feature with sewing instructions for a printed pattern 9036 Misses sizes 10 to 18. Size 16 uses 41/8 yards of 35 inch fabric. Includes printed directions. Send 50c and pattern request to Pattern Bureau DAILY REVIEW New York with name address and size. add 5c extra for early mail.
San Leandro Bancroft Junior High hosts remedial reading teacher Mrs Vera Bayer as guest speaker in the 1 30 p m Thursday PTA meeting in the school multipurpose room 14311 Lark St San Leandro Barnard School PTA shows Our Mr Sun film at 8 pm at 725 Whipple Rd Decoto election of officers will be held Nominating committee has proposed state GE officers Ashland PTA continues with Student Health and Safety at School program Thelma Cook nurse discusses vision safety and a film Corwin Barfield safety patrol advisor leads a safety demonstration Nominations report lists officers Jeanette Thatcher president Myrtle Buchanan first vice president Billie Gendr on second vice president Virginia Sprott recording secretary Mary Chapman corresponding secretary Bernice Ferguson financial secretary Betty Bolten treasurer Roberta Jones historian Family night Friday cartoon program doors open 7 pm Bidwell Thomas F Mullahey KRON TV public services director guest speaker 8 pm meeting 1673 Fairway St Hayward on Television and Its Influence in children Mullahey percent background and service in Marine Corps Reserve Mayoral details follow Fairmont PTA Paul Ehret superintendent San Lorenzo School Dist speaks on Education 1968 Four Girl Scout groups demonstrate scouting program
Fashions Orange Yellow Table. Fashions Hot orange and lemon yellow are the latest in table fashions this spring. At Chicago Merchandise Mart show, orange or yellow table cloths set the tone. Yellow schemes pair white dinnerware with aqua glassware and white napkins while orange cloths feature pale yellow dinner ware with roosters in orange and wood accents. A spring party idea uses wax grapes around milk glass candleholders with white chinaware and lavender cloth.
Daughters of Utah Pioneers will meet tomorrow at 1 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Phyllis Taylor, 8641 Myrtle St., Hayward. Co hostess will be Evelyn Nowman of Centerville. Reports will include the Bay Area Convention in San Francisco. Guest speaker at the encampment was Thelma M. Holbrook, Salt Lake City. South County members attending include Elaine Romer, Myrtle Meine, Delia Bates, Della Eck, Cek Brown, Mildred Gatterer, Eva Kirk, Eva Maurer and Eulie Gatterer, Hayward.
Childrens favorite pattern offers two 10x14 inch transfer pictures with color charts and framing directions. Send 35 cents plus 5 cents extra for first class mail to The Daily Review Household Arts Dept New York in Plainly written name address zone and pattern number. An Alice Brooks Needlecraft Catalogue copy available for 25 cents with patterns for crochet knitting embroidery huck weaving quilts toys dolls.
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