Unusual Party Honors Birthday Club Member
Women of the Birthday club staged a circus themed surprise for Mrs. Jeryl Fry last week at her home on Hesperiah boulevard. Guests entered a mock tent with a circus Barker while Mrs. Melvin Henningsen wore Barker clothes. Attendants included Mrs. N C Craclott as clown and others as bareback rider, fortune teller, tightrope walker, and lion. Photos were taken and a scrapbook kept of the event with a large cake and refreshments followed by party games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Birthday Club
Jeryl Fry
Hesperiah Boulevard
Melvin Henningsen
Barker
N. C. Craclott
A. Ti. Atwood
Don Harder
A. A. Paria
Jack Nfall
Aston Tamer
Lion
A. Fischer
Unto Others circle welcomes new member in Castro Valley
Mrs Hertha Quayle presided as admission service for Mrs Mildred Maulshy into the Unto Others circle of King's Daughters at Mrs John C Gutleben's home in Heyer ayame Castro Valley A report highlighted the Northern California branch fashion show tea and the group chose June 4 for the next meeting at Mrs Marie Hansens Oakland home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hertha Quayle
Mildred Maulshy
King's Daughters
John C. Gutleben
Heyer Ayame
Castro Valley
Northern California
Alice Covell
Esther Kane
Quayle
Annie Schimmelpfenning
Gulleben
Oakland
Marie Hansen
CCPT 16th District Calls Special Meet
A special meeting of the 16th District CCPT council presidents and presidents-elect has been called by L. Thornton. The session will be held Friday morning May 9 at the district office in Berkeley. Topics include evaluating the district visiting troupe program planning next year dates explaining use of extension funds and discussing this year’s program in relation to next NA year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ccpt Council
Its
Party to Aid Fund For Demolay Robes
The Masonic temple on 4e street will host a benefit card party Thursday evening at 8 o'clock for the Hayward area chapter, Order of Demolay. Proceeds support the boys robe fund and related youth activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
T 4E Street
Hayward Area
Order of Demolay
Boys’ Robe
Sisterhood Birthday Tea Planned by Temple Beth Sholom
The Sisterhood of Temple Beth Sholom San Leandro will host a birthday tea on Wednesday May 24 at 1230 pm at 69 Chumalla Street. Entertainment includes Shirley Lawrence in savory dance selections and Alameda folk dancers under Mrs Davis Zecker. Mrs Arnold Fassler is tea chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Beth Sholom
Chumalla Street
San Leandro
Lea
Shirley
Lawrence
Savetal
Alameda
Hayward Council of Church Women elects new officers
Rev Richard C Norberg of Eden Congregational welcomes newly elected Hayward Area Council of Church Women officers. In the photo, 1980 council president Mrs Inez Plant shakes Norbergs hand, with others: Mrs Mary Alderson First Christian new recording secretary. Mrs Edith Wood Eden Congregational new council treasurer. Mrs Bello Larson Trinity 2piecepal corresponding secretary. Mrs Glenn Bayley Hayward Methodist vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard C. Norberg
Eden Congregational Church
Hayward Atea Council of Church
Norberg
Inez Plant
First Presbyterian Church of
Hayward
Mary Aldersom
First Christian Church
Edith Wood
Eden Congregational
New Council
Bello Larson
Trinity 2Piecepal
Glenn Bayley
Hayward Methodist
Church
Gift Presented Outgoing Head At School Function
Mrs David Watt, after nine years of active P TA work, received a coffee maker and serving tray in appreciation of her service as president of Markham P TA. A. H. Atwood presented the gift for the executive board. The ceremony also seated Mrs Howard Foss as new president. The Phoebe Hearst council installed officers: Roald EB Notley school principal third vice president, Mrs N Fuller Robinson first vice president, Joseph Dolin second vice president, A T H Atwood recording secretary, W G Coleman financial secretary, Walter Rupp historian, Alma Kandler treasurer, Mrs Quernice Hungerford. Hungerford’s fourth grade pupils closed with Mexican songs and dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Watt
Harbour
Markham
Pee A. H. Atwood
Howard Foss
BR. J. Matheison
Phoebe Hearst Council
Births In Hayward Records Many Newborns In 1950
A series of birth announcements records newborns across Hayward in May 1950. Listings show parents and addresses in Hayward or nearby San Lorenzo San Leandro and Oakland with details for Sanda Jean Karen Jo Judy Ray Barbara Leg Martha Edna Edward Enos Joseph Turner Bernadine Joyce Dalton Milton David R and Linda May Paley Michael Harvey. A community whist party for Ashland Mothers Club is noted for 8 PM at Ashland School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James i
Gardner
Agcalanes
San Serenao
Judy Ray
Reininger
Hayward
Alvin Reininger
Barbara Leg
Tbs
Hoberts
Tony Roberts
Medford Avenue
Anahor
Martha Edna
Miland
Daniel Melan
Street
Edward Enos
Olson
Dean Olson
A7th Avenue
Oakland
Br Joe Turner
Iris
Edwards
Charles D. Edwards
Lucero
San Lorenzo
Marsha Lynn
Vindall
Richard O. ‘Tindall
Los Reyes
San Leandro
Judy Ann
Smith
James R. Smith
Hampton Road
Linda May Pa
Russell Larsen
Jordan Way
Hayfeet
Bernadine Joyce
Edington
Milton Felington
1Orth Avenue
Castro Valley
Dalton Milton
Ayward
Howard R. Slipsy
Lester Avenue
David R
Ashland Mothers Club
Ashland School
Wornler
Year's Officers Named for YLI Installation
Mrs John Woznick will head St Valentine’s Institute 101 YLI after installation May 24 at Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church Gas Valley Parish hall. Deputy Mary McCarthy of San Francisco installs. Inducted leaders include Miss Theresia Schlosser second vice president Mesdames Melvin Delbo first vice president Fred Enderlin Muss Lester Kinley carding secretary Thomas Lenhart inside sentinel Harry Lee outside sentinel Donald Beggs J D Mills trustees Norman Jacobs past charter president Mrs Woznick delegate to grand institute with Mrs Kinley alternate. Guest Jose phine Cummings district deputy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Woznick
St. Valentine's Institute 101
Ylt
Our Lady of Grace
Harry Lee
Outside Sentinel
Donald Beggs
J. D. Mills
Norman Jacobs
Woznick
Grand Institute
Kinley
Josephine Cummings
Final Plans for All Saints Dance at Burbanly School
Plans for the Flower Frolic All Saints dance to be held at Burbanly School were discussed at a St Anthony's parish club meeting. Final details will be settled at a further gathering tomorrow evening at Frank Meza's home, 192A Street. Mr and Mrs Joseph Grimshaw have returned home after a pleasant week with relatives in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Saints
Burbanly Schuol
St. Anthony's Parish
Frank Meza
Joseph Grimshaw
Los Angeles
Festival of Weeks Services At Temple Beth Sholom
Rabbi John J. Zucker announces Temple Beth Sholom San Leandro will hold Shovuys the Festival of Weeks with two services May 21 at 8 p m and May 22 at 8 30 p m The Sunday night service includes confirmation for Ursula Collins Fulnit Jacobs Beverly Stolsen Geoff Van Loucks and Doris Wilt Memorials Sunday service details and a Sunday morning Shovna celebration by the temple religious school are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Zucker
Temple
Beth Sholom
San Leandro
Israel
Rabbi Zucker
Jerusalem
Ursula Collins
Fulnit Jacobs
Beverly Stolsen
Geoff van Loucks
Doris Wilt
Temple Beth Shalom
St Martha's Guild Meeting At Trinity Episcopal Church
Mrs David Hand presided at the newly organized St Martha's Guild of Trinity Episcopal Church. Ruth Lee, guest from the Afternoon branch of Women's Auxiliary, attended. Theodore Kouitz spoke on Sunday school teacher needs. Refreshments by Mrs W C Roddick and Mrs Alden Medlin. Next meeting set for May 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Hand
St. Martha's
Trinity Episcopal Church
Guild Hall
Womten
Ruth, Lee
Guild
Theodore Kouitz
Trinity
W. C.roddick
Alden Medlin
LODGES PLAN ANNUAL PICNIC AT FOLSOM AVENUE GARDENS
Herman Sons and Sisters prepare for the annual picnic set for Sunday May 28 in the gardens of the Roligh Aulms residence at 494 Folsom Avenue. Attendees should bring picnic livrches and the lodge will provide coffee and hats. May chairman Mrs. Pawine Hoffman leads, with aides Mrs. Halms and Mrs. Margui yet Hain. Hoffman and delegates left for the Hernia Sons convention in Lodi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Sons and Sisters
Roligh Aulms
Folsom Avenue
May
Pawine Hoffman
Halms
Original Program From Sunset PTA Featured Student Acts
Mrs Suzanne Burmettle introduced the entertainment at the recent installation ceremony with Loretta Nolting and David Neunneman describing a Shrine ghous day and Richard Herb performing an accordion solo. Eighth graders Jerry Miller Dan Johnson Dick Hansen also entertained. Kindergarten pupils sang and danced. Whind grade pupils staged a reading and picture relay by Alyce Ostler and Patty Covey. Second grader Natey Ulka read Gingerbrand Boy. Many students performed songs with a long list of names. Mr and Mrs W W Scranton hosted visiting parents over Mother’s Day weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suzanne Burmettle
Sunset Pta
Loretta Nolting
David Neunneman
Shrine Ghous
Richard Herb
Jerry Miller
Dan Johnson
Dick Hansen
Lela Hickmann
George Stiff
Carolyn Pennington
Tena Covey
Duane McCoy
Hilly Mullen
Gary Lee Dall
Lou Pape
Joan Koske
Judy Minami
Alan Charlet
Betty Cahagen
Janet South
Lonnie Bowynan
Douglas Sweet
Victor Bender
Jean Benedict
Sharon Miller
Eileen Miler
Carolyny Anne Savoie
Gary Swartz
Alyce Ostler
Patty Covey
Gingerbrand
Natey Ulka
Pearl Sindel
Young People Plan Social For Teacher Nelson Honor
Mr and Mrs A A Warla host barbecue and dance for Mr and Mrs Richard Nelson and fourteen high school students at Keever avenue and 15020 street. The group meets weekly in the Faria home recreation room to honor Nelson as she retires for the summer, after teaching hallrage dancing and previously with the Oakland Arthur Murray studio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Warla
Bill
MrKeever Avenue
Richard Nelson
15020 Street
Nelson
Faria
Oakland
Arthur Murray
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Mrs. Gutleben
CCPT
ST. LU
Hofman
Hoffman
Vinton
A and Watkins
Party
Sisterhood
Council of Church Women
Grace Wilcox
YLI
ST. Martha’s Guild
Ours
Sively
W. W. Scranton
Bolletsreet
J. W. Winkley
Walnut Creek
Lazier Cosmetic
Lucerne
Eleanor Matteson
Haviland Avenue
Luzier‘s
Wallace
Sterling
Wallace Silversmiths
Haas Jewelers
Sterling Silver Headquarters
Payment Flans
Castro St
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