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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1955
Page
6
Readers receive basic beauty and exercise guidance. A hair rinse using a few drops of bind in warm water helps whiten tones and reduce yellow cast. Gentle daily stretches are advised for stiffness, with a sequence of poses to improve spine and abdominal tone.
Sponsored by eight Southern Alameda branches of Children’s Hospital of the East Bay the Nearly New shop on Tana Blath Street opens Friday. Mrs. Lester Newell Tamarack chairwoman announced final plans with co chairman Mrs. Hazel Ansley Nutmeg aiding. Participating groups include Caron Cherry Chestnut Mangana Man Mulberry Nutmeg Tamarack. The shop offers slightly used merchandise and aims a large jewelry clothing household items and bric a brac.
Hayward Unit 62 of the American Legion auxiliary will elect officers for 1955 1956 Thursday at the Veterans Memorial building with Mrs Rey Quats presiding They will also choose delegates for the Albany pre convention caucus June 15 and the California department convention in San Diego June 26 29 Delegates to attend the caucus and convention will be elected Mrs Harry Rooney announced that the membership campaign runs to May 12 A new member Emelia Chaves a Gold Star Mother will be initiated Mrs John O Neill will present awards for winners of the Americanism essay contest and report on a recent card party benefiting the child welfare fund Poppy chairman Mrs Hugh Hutchison will announce poppy poster contest winners and plans for the May 27 28 poppy sale
Mrs Jack Shafton of Hollywood declares she no longer mixes and boils starch. She praises Yano Liquid Starch as concentrated, reducing time and cost.
Parsons PTA hosts a carnival on May 14 from noon to 10 pm on the school ground. Activities include a Maypole dance, doll show, and a spring fashion show with models including teachers and students. Proceeds fund equipment, benches, books, and other school needs. Tickets are on sale through club members.
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