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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1955

Page

4

Parents Drive to Form Classes for Blind Children

Edwina Killoran reports on a Hayward area effort where Darlene Leger and 22 other blind children seek Braille instruction. The parents invite educators and the public to a Bret Harte school library meeting with Dr. Berthold Lowenfeld to discuss local educational needs and establish in-town classes.

EDWINA_KILLORAN Darlene Stmer Leger Brian Street Hayward Brownie Castro Alley San Lorenzo Mt. Eden la Vista Azaot Berkeley San Leandro Leser Lege

Florence Nightingale Memorial program for Alameda County nurses

Alameda County Nurses Association and four East Bay nursing schools Merritt Providence Highland and Kaiser sponsor a Florence Nightingale Memorial program Thursday at 9 p.m. in Westlake Junior High School Oakland. The 32nd Naval district Color Guard leads the procession. Sixth Army band from the Presidio performs with Highland and Kaiser College of Nursing choirs. Thad B. McCarty and Dr Henry A. Sheroff headline with a diverse list of clergy speakers. public invited.

Alameda County Nurses Association East Bay Area Merritt Providence Highland Kaiser Florence Nightingale Westlake Oakland USN 32Th Naval District Varius Sixth Army Band Presidio San Francisco Highland and Kaiser Foundation College of Nursing Thad B. McCarty Interservice Club Council Henry A. Sheroff Lady In Waite John T. McCrecken St. Augustine Parish Sidney Akselrad Temple Bethel Berkeley Malcolm H. Miner St. Andrews Episcopal Church

Edendale Spring Concert Invites Public to Event

The third annual spring orchestra concert will be held at 8 pm Tuesday in the Edendale school multipurpose room. Director Robert Crooks announced performances by string woodwind brass and percussion groups plus selections arranged by Daniel Walter. A 3 piece orchestral group will perform old favorites. admission is free.

Edendale School Robert Crocks Daniel Walter San Lorenz Slatt Tre Crooks

Spring Summer Fashion World Illustrating In Color

Fashion promotion from The Daily Review advertises dress patterns No 2941 with multiple sizes and yardage. Instructions specify 35 cents payment and mailing to Pattern Bureau, address in San Francisco, plus extra stamp if first class. Promoted as just out and available for season ahead.

the Daily Review Mis- Poet Street San Francisco Drst

Parent's Club States Officer Election Tonight

Parents' club at Fairmont Terrace School meets in the multipurpose room at 4 PM to elect officers Curtis Blanchard chairs the nominating committee and will present candidates A talk and Hayward Area Recreations district representative precede refreshments served by fifth and sixth grade room mothers A bake sale following the meeting will raise funds for KQEn TV

Fairmont Terrace Curtis Blanchard Hayward Area Kqen-Tv

Spring Fever Style Show Slated in San Lorenzo

The Womens association of San Lorenzo Community church will stage its fourth annual Spring Fever fashion show Thursday and Friday at 8 p.m. Forty seven home sewn fashions will be paraded with Mrs. William F. Dewey and Mrs. H O McCebe modeling. Mrs. Chester L. Wilkerson will be commentator. A quartet featuring James Brown, Robert Eastland, Robert Crooks and Horace Acuff will entertain. Cochairmen are Mrs. James Brown and Mrs. Glen Warden. Tickets from chairmen M Rex Jackson, Mrs. Raymond Vance, or the church secretary.

Womens Association of San Lorenzo Community Church Harriett Yarnel William F. Dewey H.O. McCebe Chester L. Wilkerson James Brown Robert Eastland Robert Crooks Horate Acuff Cochairman Glen Warden M. Rex _ Jackson Raymond Vance Mary Hacsley

Three Job’s Daughters Members Receive Majority Rank

Three Castro Valley Job’s Daughters members were awarded the majority degree Friday evening in the Masonic temple. Nelva Stillers Williams, Grace Wilgon Thornly, and Denna Anthory Allen were recognized as past senior princess, past honored queen, and member respectively. Monday was Bethel night with visiting sisters, refreshments, and entertainment closing the event.

Castro Valley Job Masonic’ Temple Nelva Stillers Williams Grace Wilgon ‘Thornly Denna Anthory Allen Bethel Night

B'nai B'rith Installs Eden Teen Officers

Four B’nai B’rith Girls chapters will install officers at Temple Sinai on May 45. Judi Everson will be president of Jewish Eden Teens B’nai Brith Girls of Temple Beth Sholom, with Annette Lavin as vice president and Estelle Gray as secretary. Other roles include Ber érly Glink secretary, Barbara Kosman treasurer, Helaine Goldfield sergeant at arms, Wilma Friedman historian, and Eva Levien counselor.

Binai B'rith Girls Temple Sinai Judi Everson Jewish Eden Teens B'nai Brith Girls Temple Beth Sholom Annette Lavin Estelle Gray Berérly Glink Barbara Kosman Helaine Goldfield Sargeant At Arms Wilma Friedman Eva Levien

PIA Votes At Joint Meetings For Mt Eden And Schafer Park

Community activities highlight PTA and parent organizations at Mt Eden and Schafer Park with officers named. Mt Eden officers include Carol Olson and Larean Flowersy, with Laura Ivy and others. Schafer Park slate led by Mary Grant and Helen Andrews, with Jean Loeder and Jean Evans among others. A May 16 meeting at Flamingo Avenue school invites all Schafer Park parents to decide organization type. Experts from Matherselay PTA and a parent group will answer questions.

Wmstehaven Mt. Eden Mothers’ Club Schafer Park School Carol Olson Larean Flowersy Mt. Eden Club Laura Ivy Betty Winn Catherine Burla Weasurer Adolph Oliver Charlotte Jacobsen Ways and Means Avonne McLaughlin Schafer Mary Grant Helen Andrews Jean Loeder Jean Evans Joyce Hale Nite Hutchings Schafer Fark Flamingo Avenue Mathers Elay PTA

S L Legion Aux Plans Officer Installation

San Lorenzo Unit 678 American Legion auxiliary schedules officer installation in May, per Pauline I newly elected president. Officers include Phyliss Benson first vice Bea Cora second vice Peg Rossman secretary Ida Johnson treasurer Juanita Willis historian Rael Wyness chaplain Betty Guptil sergeant at arms Geneva Lamana Marshal Jane Noddin musician Mary Schlenke Virginia Leger executive committee. Mrs Hill to chair delegation to San Diego convention in June with Bes Core Betty Gupstill Virginia Sullivan as delegates.

San Lorenzo American Legion Auxiliary Pauline i Instelec Phyliss Benson Bea Cora Peg Rossman Ida Johnson Juanita Willis Rael Wyness Betty Guptil Geneva Lamana Jane Noddin Mary Schlenke Virginia Leger Hill San Diego Bes Core Betty Gupstill Virginia Sullivan

Teen Time highlights local teen scene and social events

The segment notes a picnic postponement due to rain, moves to Jim Ballas home, and a viewing of Beatle Cry. It lists teens earning Chevy titles, mentions Glen and Renee Cogers Vargas wedding, and reports Swing Inn Teen club plans for the Northern California Youth Council conference at Asilomar with over 130 guests enjoying games and TV.

Lorene Coppis Sue Cox Lorette Kawalek Swing Inn Teen Club Richmond Northern California Youth Council Asilomar Pacific Grove Recreation Unlimited

Freshman Dance and Spring Socials Highlight Campus Life

Toddie committee work kept friendships strong while spring activities begin on campus San Lorenzo. Freshmen enjoyed the eve scene with the Carousel Carnival and the Mystic Waters format drawing many Rebels. After dances, students like Vel Rae Lodge Nancy Catl sory and Frank Sally joined peers at social venues including the Hi-Lows Showboat at Jack London Square.

Oun San Lorenzo Vel Rae Lodge Jerry Brann Cathy Basas LeRoy Feilds Nancy Dattke Bill Tidwell Nancy Catlsory Frank Sally Geri Brown Jim Vastine Iona Wharton Jim Saily Gary Garner Chuck Winemack George Salmon David Searell Mystic Waters Wanda Pearl Mike Lees Sue Cox Roger Matuska Janet Brown Gary Ressa Dorothy Evans Jim Andreason Rebel Marilyn Gettman Brad Blymyer Mension Fai's Jercy Brann Alice Collis Mario Morales Connie Lill Janice Archer Bob Cartwright Jack London Square

La Vista Teachers Install Officers at Castlewood

La Vista Teachers Association held its annual installation at Castlewood Country Club. The evening included a buffet, dancing, and games with Thelma Pendergast officiating as mistress of ceremonies and Helen Lovell elected president.

Fairchild Pho la Vista la Vista Teachers’ ‘Association Castlewood William Smith Elizabeth Patterson William Tenney Francis Peixoto

Alameda Catholic Nurses Confab Set In San Leandro

Alameda County Catholic Nurses plan their second meeting on May 19 at the YSI hall San Leandro with Father Vincent Breen as moderator. Officers announced include Miss Petronea Cummings chairwoman Mrs. Ag hes McGowan vice chairwoman Mrs. Frank Cerruli secretary Mrs. Dorothy Taylor treasurer Miss Dorothy O Connor membership and Mrs. Connie Blackman program. Father Breen invites all Catholic nurses to join and help form the group.

Southern sAlamean Ysi Hall San Leandro Vincent Breen Petronea Cummings Aghes McGowan Frank Cerruli Dorothy Taylor Dorothy O'Connor Connie Blackman Father Breen

Hayward High Choral Group to Perform at Hill and Valley Club

Members of the Hayward high school choral group will prevent a repeat performance of their musical program at the Hill and Valley club Monday at 2 pm. Ten chairmen listed include Mrs. William C. Gubbins assisted by Mmes. Chester Taylor Tack Whitaker Denzil Widell Robyn Wilcox Lothe Winnie Frank Winton Carson Wright F B Jones and W E B Jackson.

Hayward High School Hill and Valley Club William C. Gubbins Mmes Chester Taylor Tack Whitaker Denzil Widell Robyn Wilcox Lothe Winnie Frank Winton Carson Wright F. B. Jones W. E B. Jackson

Dinner to aid Newark Presbyterian women's society

The Newark Presbyterian women's society will host a dinner at Calvin Hall on Tuesday to raise funds. Dinner runs from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Lee Jordan chairs the arrangements, with Peggy Evans circle assisting. Reservations to Mrs. B. R. Grace in Newark. Adults pay $1.50. a child’s plate is available.

Women’s Societies Newark Presbyterian Church Calvin Hall Lee Jordan Peggy Evans BR. O. Grace Newerk

Representative To Attend S F YWCA Meeting

Eden Branch Oakland WCA votes to send Mrs. Marshall Malik YWCA staff member to the 82nd Annual Forum of National Conference for Social Work in San Francisco May 29 to June 3. They also endorse all three parts of the upcoming Heyward Area Recreation Department band election. Other members present included Mrs. Waldson Tillotson Linstrum Osborne Schreder Teel.

Eden Branch Oakland WCA Marshall Malik YWCA San Francisco Heyward Area Recreation Department Roger Griffin Marshal Waldson Eulalia Tillotson Qsean Linstrum Hugh Osborne Edward Schreder Harold Teel

Lipstick Technique Advice by Marian Matthews

Beauty feature guides readers on professional lipstick application using a sable brush for smooth color, with tips to prevent smudging and ensure even liplines. Encourages careful practice and hygiene, promoting a booklet titled Secrets of Charm for Growing Girls, with 10 cents to obtain a copy via The Daily Review in New York.

Leafler Marian Matthews The Daily Review P.O New York N.Y

Apple Blossom Apron Pattern Ad from The Daily Review

A vintage pattern notice offers an Apple Blossom apron design in smooth cotton or organdy with pale pink and lavender flowers and turquoise leaves. Pattern No. 106 costs 25 cents, with requests for name and address to Carol Curtis in San Francisco. Also advertised The Needlework Guide featuring 36 pages and 150 knitting crochet and embroidery designs.

Iran Carol Curtis The Daily Review Milne Street San Francisco Calif

Traditional Tea At Local Church Draws Large Attendance

More than a hundred attended a mother daughter tea at the Fellowship Hall of First Baptist Church in Hayward on Thursday evening. A floral display of roses and irises with white candles decorated the room, hosted by Mrs. Charles Conrad. Corsages were given to several honored mothers, and outgoing and incoming leaders of the Women’s Missionary Society were recognized. The program featured songs, a piano solo, a vocal duet, a guitar duet, and guest speaker Mrs. Burton Reed, with remarks by Mrs. Ted Arnold and others.

First Baptist Church of Hayward Charles Conrad Burton Reed Joseph Peck Raymord Dalton John West Harry Glover Kathleen Wellace Phillips Mmos Warren Kittledge Carolyn Ted Arnold Harry Grover Don Holderman Mies Don Lawrence Arthur Gave Russell Psterson Tsa

Ethel Mothers Meeting Plans May at Vance Home

Ethel Mothers Mothers Ginna Jobs Daughters Bethel 207 will meet May 17 at 8 PM the home of Mrs. Hammond Vance 15495 Berge Vista. Plans for future activities will be discussed with Mrs. Craig Curley presiding.

Ginna Jobs Bethel Hamand Vance Craig Curley

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Edendale Parent's Club States Officer S.L B'nai B'rith Eden Fairchild Vista Teachers’ Association Eileen Lovell Helen Fowler Alvin Dockter Emily Deveryns William Sullivan PIA MT. Eden-Schafer Mt. Eden Mathers Schafer- Edwin Rodney Palmer Symptons Longwood Jean Cole Norma Biffle P-Ta Los Angeles Brownie Troop 169 Martha Wange Wrother Elmer Jeske Eder Stelle Oldenkemp S.L. Legion Aux Teen Time Johnny Burke Earl Bolton Pall Faris Johnny Earl Bill Glen Renee Cogers Vargas Cayson Ity San Lorenzo High School Toddie Ruth Pusey Jean Palmer Douglas Pimentel Dockter Mary Jo Freeman Ty Hollis Baker William Howe Palmer Chet Phillips Mildred Rounds Alameda Co. Catholic Hill ‘N Valley States Musical Newark Society S.F. Ywca Meeting Beauty and You Ethel
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