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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1950
Page
10
Frances, newly headed PTA, seeks guidance on summer dress code choosing between two smart options a tailored dress or a shirtmaker style outfit. Advice focuses on fabric color and fit, suggesting rayon, linen, silk, or sheer options with dark tones and crisp accessories to project a sophisticated professional look.
Pleasanton hosts the Southern Alameda County Presbyterial district meeting with about 20 to 85 delegates. The event opens at 10:40 am at the Pleasanton Presbyterian Church, led by Mrs. Edmund Luissionary and Alvert G Swain of the Maynard church. Women of the Hayward church and several Guild and circle meetings are scheduled around the main event, with host families in Castro Valley and Crstia Valley.
The Hayward Review promotes easy to wear summer patterns with cropped kimono sleeves and pockets. Pattern No 3061 offers sizes 12 through 46 and lists yardage and price. orders accepted by mail from Pattern Department, 2 Mission Street, San Francisco.
The Theta Gamma chapter hosts a turn‑about party at Mr. Olson’s home with Mrs. Bernice Smith and Mrs. Fern Wise as hostesses. Guests wore outfits with words and braces, Lillian Rusfold absent, Husfold wins consolation prize, upside‑down cake and coffee served, treasure hunt and game of Coatie. Guests included Dorothy Thorming, Lilian Rustold, Jean Vaplin, Virginia Marpilton, Marjorie Zoudun, Mary Parks, Delores King, Sinky Casta, Jo Genice.
Modern and old time dances will mark the public dance at Dania Hall on Saturday May 13 as part of a monthly Danish Sisterhood series. Al Helsevs orchestra will provide music for the evening with shar ing committees led by Mrs. Annie Nor Mrs. Hilda Christensen and Mrs. Eva Heiser.
Birth notices from Hayward and Castro Valley dated April 1950 show multiple births to local families. Names include Stephen Fred Temps, Kathleen Jenole Richtcole, John Michael Diaz, Gala Allen Hughes, Dana Lynne Faller, Roger Houston, Diane Marie Maghloff, Robert Anthony Britto, and a Souza son, with street addresses and baby weights listed.
The Cas tro Valley group Hilltoppers met at Mrs. Hassell’s home to map a summer schedule. Tentative plans include a June theater party for Hilltoppers and spouses and a series of children’s picnics and swimming outings, culminating in an August family picnic. May meeting set at Mrs. Al Reams’s home to discuss formal organization and vote.
The Hayward council of Church Women will observe May Fellowship Day at Eden Congregational Church in Bridge and Birch streets on Friday afternoon May 12. Mrs. J. M. Davis, wife of the Parks Chapel pastor, will lead the devotional service and has several church and regional roles. Rev. Richard Norberg will install the new Hayward council officers. The event is a day of national observance and all local women are invited to attend.
Mes Nettie Roberts oversees home canning courses at the center with sessions filling fast. Residents enroll once per season, then schedule visits for preferred classes and times. Asparagus remains available at $3.25 per case, with prices not expected to fall. The center also notes a fifteen cent per can price increase this season.
In Hayward several births are listed. Armstrongs welcome a daughter Christina Lynn born April 29 1959 at 1649 Via Primera San Lorenzo weighing 4 pounds 54 ounces. Maddy family reports daughter Deberaah Mae born May 2 1950 at 653 Linden Hayward. Madeiras announce daughter Christine born April 20 1950 at 32097 Carroll. Francis family record two daughters Deborah born April 20 1850 at 2007 Melford Avenue weighing 7 pounds 2 ounces.
The notice mentions ten cent strawberries and a schedule for canning classes all week from Monday to Friday with morning sessions and an evening class on Monday at 7. It notes canning appointments with Mrs. Roberts by phone at Lucerne 4-8444 during the week until 3 p.m.
At a Tamarack branch meeting, Mrs. George Mays named two new committee members for the June 3 dessert bridge and fashion show, with Mrs. Marlin Haley in charge of prizes and Mrs. W. C. Strobel handling table prizes. The event supports the Bust Buy Children’s Hospital fund.
SPENCER In Hayward April 29 1950 to Mr and Mrs Sylve fne Ae et Western a son Robert David Hayes In Has ward Apr 1 24 1950 to Mr and Mrs John B Singes 1135 Marton steel Als meda Todd Michel Silva In Hayward April 28 1950 to Mr and Mrs Norman J Silve 1157 Sunset boulevard Hayward a daughter Bennie May Dempsey In Hayward April 28 1960 to Mr and Mrs Charles Dempsey 4178 Highland boulevard Hayward a daughter Shelby Lynn 7 lbs 12 members and guests who will attend the next hospital tour the afternoon of May 18 Mrs William Harold Oliver general chairman of all hospital bra ndits will entertain the tour visitors at a tea in her Piedmont home In addition to the active members those present at yesterday s meeting as invited guests were Mesdames Belton Freisher Melvin Henningsen Harold Merkle Marlin Haley and A H Atwood.
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