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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1958
Page
13
A reader explains loathing odd chores yet affording help while neighbors envy their suburban luxury. Dorothy Dix advises embracing personal interests, hiring help, and not becoming a martyr. others discuss glasses, contact lenses as a dating factor, and setting boundaries with a hurtful boyfriend.
Members of the Business and Professional Women's Club and their husbands will gather for an installation and dinner meeting this evening at 7 p.m. at the International Kitchen in Niles. Mrs. Julia Wauhale, president, will be installed by Nickki Begley, state membership chairman BPWc. Others to be installed include Mrs. Julie Dunham, vice president. Pegsy Davis, recording secretary. Mrs. Emma Banke, treasurer. Olga Golliex, parliamentarian. Betty Boraback, corresponding secretary. Mrs. Elmore Pedersen, junior past president, handles arrangements and registration.
Eden Chapter B nai B rith Women will install newly elected officers Saturday evening at the Red Rooster Oakland Dinner at 7 30 p m precedes the ceremony with dancing afterward Mrs Jules Miller installing officer assisted by Mrs Barnhardt Schwartz to install presidents and officers including Phillip Silberman president William Stein first vice Alfred Mooney second vice Marvin Gootrad third vice Dave Siver treasurer Peter Meyers financial secretary William Berg recording secretary Myles Wilcove recording secretary and trustees Ross Urbach Sanford Phillips Abe Schoenfeld Irving Stepansky Sydney Goldner Mrs George Moss counsellor Arrangements overseen by Mrs Moss and Mrs Meyers Reservations by calling Mrs Moss SW 862 or Mrs Meyers BR-1101
Gateway Charter and National Secretaries Assn board members will finalize officer election plans at a 7 30 p m meeting hosted by Rosalie Maresca 472 Linell Ave San Leandro The election follows a May 21 potluck dinner at 6 30 p m hosted by Mrs Sally Olney 3368 Revere Ave Oakland COLOR LN KITCHEN.
Aes Breekes offers Pattern 7332 with transfer directions for a toaster cover doll. Easy to make using colorful remnants and other craft patterns printed in the book. Send 35 cents plus 5 cents per pattern for first class mail to The Daily Review.
A reader asks whether to tell a 10 year old adopted son the truth. The column urges honesty, notes the risk of discovering the truth later from others, and recommends explaining that the husband loved the mother and is the boy’s father figure. Emphasizes reassurance, closeness, and patience in coping with the conversation.
Bishop Grand High School students present a MFL theme style show on May 17 in the gym. Girls from Sister Mary Romayne’s sewing class model garments they made at 1 pm. $500 Stearns Inc. of Oakland sponsors the event with art displays from Sister Jasine’s classes. Co chairs Mrs Clarence Ogle and Mrs Wayne Scolari with a committee including Julius Di Donato, Mary McPartland, Arthur Horsell, Charles Parlett and Joseph Osama. Tickets available at the door or by calling Mrs Di Donato.
The Hayward League of Women Voters opened its annual May 13 finance drive at 10 am at 19836 Waverly Ave Hayward. Mrs William Griffiths of the state Teague finance committee provided guidance to solicitors on how to run the campaign. The league raises funds through community contributions to support its activities beyond dues.
Ahad PTA CLF TON execu tive board to meet at 3 PM in the newly dedicated multi use room 18400 Clitton Way for the year end session and tentative plans for 1553 59 activities. Newly elected officers include Edward A Hroch president Fred Pemberton first vice president Mrs Paul Miller second vice president Michael Baratta treasurer and other roles.
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