Judy Garland Comeback Garners Praise Spaniel Lands Contract
Hollywood Iowa reports Judy Garland’s vaudeville comeback drew praise while her trained spaniel Red Dust wins a Paramount musical contract. Dog stars in The Stars Are Singing with tunes by Livingston and Van He also may head to a TV film series. Trainer Bob Williams explains Red Dust’s tricks and how the dog charmed the producer into a starring role.
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Aline Mosby
Hollywood
Judy
Pooch
Paramount
Jay Livingston
Ray Vans
Bob Williams
Red Dust
Laurence Melchoir
Williams
Springer Spaniel
Roitrary
Willams
Daz
William
Conrad Nagel
Joe
Mmin
Fairview Ladies Mark Anniversary Celebration in Blue and Gold
The Fairview Ladies club marked its 23rd anniversary with a luncheon at the Fairview fireside house. Attendees included Mi exe Kelly and Mrs Mamie iolbrdt along with many members and guests such as Mrs A Cohen and Eugena Andersen.
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Fairview Ladies Club
Fairview
Hayward Review Spring Summer Fashion Book Patterns
The Spring-Summer Fashion Book offers over 125 easy patterns for wearables from beach casuals to vacation wardrobes. Includes pattern patterns with sizes and style numbers, plus ordering details from The Hayward Review in San Francisco.
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Jinen
Evitan Breadciath
Hayward Review
Cisien Street
San Francisco
Stork Shower Honors Mrs. Mary Gonzales at Danie Hall
A stork shower for Mrs Mary Gonzales was hosted by Mrs Zelda Nunes and Mrs Sue Dubu e at the Danie hall on Wednesday evening Dinner featured pink and blue decor with a high chair centerpiece Gifts were piled atop the chair and guests included Mmes Arietta Hirornes Lars Wooldridge Marie Yeager Patti Gauge A Millers Ruth Shaffer Emms Lindsey Mary Garcia Beatriee Garcia Mickey Jimenez Jeane Palo anervis Alice Silva Mary Morgan Nellie Bonham Helen Len abl and Marie Mirance.
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Mary Gonzales
Zelda Nunes
Sue Dubuue
Danie Hall
Mary Rube
Helen Williams
Ahigh
Mmnes
Arietta Hirornes
Lars Wooldridge
Marie Yeager
Patti Gauge
A. Millers
Ruth Shaffer
Emms Lindsey
Mary Garcia
Beatriee Garcia
Mickey Jimenez
Jeane Paloanervis
Alice Silva
Mary Morgan
Nellie Bonham
Helen Lenabl
Marie Mirance
Initiation at Past Pocahontas Club Meets May Session
At the May meeting of Past Pocahontas Club affiliated with Pomp Council 209 two new members are initiated Emelda Mouton retires as Pocahontas and Bertha Haggmark keeper of waropum for five years Medeline Becket to host June meeting at her vacation cabin in Kildare Woods Sewing group to meet at Mrs Moulon 37 Farrelly Drive San Leandro at 10 am May 20 A note on sewing tips ends text.
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Pocahontas Ehh
Pomp Council
Emelda Mouton
Pocahontas
Bertha Haggmark
Waropum
Medeline Becket
Kildare Woods
Cuit
Manhunt at Hayward High Traces 1940 Mikado cast
Hayward High launches largest manhunt in its history. Edward Costa, a faculty member, tracks former students from the 1940 Mikado production who now attend a 1952 rehearsal. Cast members receive reserved seats and plan a reunion dinner. Informants may call Costa. reward is a smile and a nod.
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Edward Costa
Strayward High
Costa
Isuta
Jooh-Bah
Mikado
Mey
Sehoul
Jeppe 75th Birthday Celebrated at Home
Mrs. Jeppe marked her 75th birthday at her Montgomery street home with husband George and family. Born in Denmark, the Jeppe couple wed in 1897 in Newman California and have lived in the Heyward area for 30 years. They are members of the local Dania lodge. Guests included W M Jeppe and daughters Helen and Norma, Lena Schullerts, Raymond Jepsen, A C Petersen and family, and Glen Harvey. Great grandchildren Judy and Bill Harvey were unable to attend.
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Montgomery Street
George
Denmark
Jeppes
Newman
California
T Hey Nave
Heyward
Dania Lodge
W. M. Jeppe
Helen
Norma
Lena Schullerts
Raymond Jepsen
A. C. Petersen
Anos Petersen
Glen Harvey
Joppe
Judy
Bill Harvey
Dahlia Expert Discusses Cure and Culture of Dahlias
Charles Perry of Hayward Garden Club spoke to San Lorenzo Garden Club at the community center on cure and culture of dahlias. He urged full sun and sandy soil, noted bloom in about three months, and described propagation by sand cuttings. Perry covered planting with bone meal and fertilizer, watering after sprouts appear, and postharvest steps. Plans for Fiesta next month include a flower show and dance.
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Charles Perry
Hayward Garden Club
San Lorenzo Garden Club
Perry
Dahlias Perry
Hayward Youth Is Made President of UCYM at Cal
Bill Smith of Hayward who attends the University of California was elected Saturday as president of the Northern California Western Nevada United Christian Youth Movement at Modesto. Eighty youth delegates from six denominations named him to unite church youth organizations in a cooperative movement. Denominations include Presbyterian Baptist Episcopalian Disciples of Christ Congregational and Methodist. Jane McKinney and Tarry Chuck of San Francisco were also named to the UCYM council.
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Modesto
Bill Smith
Hayward
University of California
Nevada
United Christian Youth Movement
Smith
Presbyterian
Disciples of Christ
Congregational
UCYM
Council of Churches of Christ In
USA
Jane McKinney
Tarry Chuck
San Francisco
Parish Women Plan Food Sale at May 24 Center
The Women's Choir of St. Clements Parish met at Rev. Robert Hennessy's home to plan a home cooked food sale on Saturday May 24 at 10 am in Hay Month Shopping Center. Choir practice is set for Friday at 7:15 pm at Mrs. Vivian Schmidt's home. All members and potential singers invited.
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St. Clements Parish
Robert Hennessy
Caroline Drive
Haymonth
Vivian Schmidt
Bryn Mawr Avenue
Bridge Luncheon Scenes at Diablo Country Club
Notes recount a series of bridge luncheons at Diablo Country Club with Mrs. Don Harder and co hosts A C Rasmussen and Fred Foster. Guests included Mrs. Vincent Strobel and others. events feature blue and white themes, nosegays, nursing bottles as favors, and anniversary celebrations.
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Diablo Country Club
A. C. Rasmussen
Fred Foster
Diable Country Club
Cherry Branei
Children's Hospital of
the East Bay
Robert King
Mmez
Mattia Baker
Gue King
Harry Owenitz
Orland Close
Mie
Simonds’ Kuesl
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Mmes
W. A. Hale
James Hudson
Floyd Sparks
Hearst Council Sets Installation Dinner
Phoebe Hearst Council of Parents and Teachers plans an installation dinner at Old Hearst Ranch Pleasanton on Thursday at 7 pm. Husbands invited. Southern Alameda County musicians perform in the music room after. Ms L C Robinson will conclude her historian's report. A public conference at Mrs Alfred Welle’s home aided unit chairmen with publicity records. Attendees include Mrs Hoyt Hamilton first vice president and others. Luncheon followed.
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Phoebe Hearst
Meadames
Hoyt Hamilton
B. M. Dunn
Annual HS Tea Style Show Set at Hayward High
Hayward High School home economics department hosts its annual spring style show and tea on May 22 in the cafeteria. In charge are Mia, Marilyn Wells, Mrs Auns Brummund for the show and Mrs Miriam Toth, Mrs Estella Meyers for tea, with Miss Mary Hiythe handling decorating.
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Hayward High School
Af & Pi
Mia
Marilyn
Wells
Auns Brummund
Prey
Varinya
Ceana Mies Lassen
Miriam ‘Toth
Estella Meyers
Mary Hiythe
Diablo to Host Tri County Meet at Diablo Country Club
The Tri County meeting, a long standing tradition, will gather Content Costa and San Joaquin Counties with Alameda County at the Diablo Country Club near Danville. The program on Friday May 23 at 10 am features student parts, music, and a talk by Irene Ragin of the University of California. Interested persons may contact Mrs Meryetta Homan at Port Office Building Hayward TUcerne 1-244.
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National Home
Alameda County
Conten Costa
San Joaquin
Diablo Country Club
Danville
Irene Ragin
University of California
Uiv Group
Meryetta Homan
Fox 145
Port
Hayward
Hayward Haymakers Elect New Officers At Meeting
The Hayward Haymakers elected a new staff of officers replacing Sam Frank as president with Geng Gorandson. Arty Lynch becomes vice president, Ralph Senechal steps down as treasurer to his wife Alvina, Bernice Griswold is secretary, Adele Larson becomes program chairman, Beulah Linnell takes over publicity chair, Dr Arthur and Margaret Emmes become council representatives. New members welcomed and plans made for a family picnic at Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Aylin’s. May party cancelled due to State Falk Dance Festival in Oakland. summer folk dance classes continue Wednesdays led by Dorothy Mubr with Arthur Neuman assist.
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Hayward Haymakers
Sam Frank
Geng Gorandson
Arty Lynch
Kody Sucich
Ralph Senechal
Alvina
Bernice Griswold
Agnes McElhaney
Adele Larson
Edith Lynch
Beulah Linnell
Ben Suetch
Arthur
Margaret Emmes
Edith
Harry Lynch
Haymakers
Sil
Plang Gors
Charlie Aylin
Aylin
Tom Bullocks
Barty
Oakland
Dorothy Mubr
Arthur Neuman
Explorer Offers Information on Cooking Weeds
The article profiles Charles Mitchcock an explorer and AGS executive secretary in New York who advocates cooking edible weeds. He cites milkweed sorrel cowslip burdock and dandelion greens detailing prep tips and flavor pairings while noting regional wild plant foraging as culinary adventure.
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New York
Charles Mitchcock
Iti
Heay
Ican Geographic Soci Cmos
Abdul
Hitchsock
Hitchcock
AGS
Venezuela
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Westchester County
Practical Ideas for Graduation Time
Interesting shift toward thoughtful graduation gifts. The Towelry industry council notes gifts should reflect future plans. For brides to be, silver gifts in chosen patterns suit. for business-minded grads, watches or keepsake accessories fit. Practical options include wallets, compacts, and travel clocks to replace old school alarms.
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Towelry Industry Council
Xin
Burbank Club Holds Meeting
Ladies of the Burbank area sewing club met at Mrs Gloria Warholak s home for their monthly gathering. Refreshments followed. A future sewing session is planned at Mrs Bernadine Carponere s home on June 4 at 7 40 p.m. and a class business meeting is set for May 21 at Burbank School Auditorium with public attendance invited.
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Te Burbank
Clii Club
Gloria Warholak
Rotary Drive
Bernadine Carponere
Cu T
Burbank School
Castro Valley Women Meet Tonight at School Cafeteria
Castro Valley Women's Club will meet at 7 45 p m tomorrow in the Castro Valley school cafeteria. Officers and committee chairmen will report on the past year's activities and discuss meeting procedures before the regular business session.
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Castro Valley Women's Club
Castro Valley
Irish Rose Tnada Pattern No 3 from The Hayward Review
Crochet pattern advertisement for a rose and leaf motif pillowcase design in shaded pale pink linen. Includes large squares, inserts in white, and pastels for guest sheets towels and runners. Send name address pen number to Carol Cure at The Hayward Review San Francisco for pattern order and special handling.
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Tnada
Carol Cure
Hayward Review
Mission Street
San Francisco
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Teady
All Orden
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