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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1952
Page
6
A pastor reflects on Luke 10 38 42 the story of Mary and Martha. He contrasts busy service with listening at Jesus feet noting modern life overloads with clubs ads and loyalties, urging Seek first the kingdom of God as life’s core purpose.
Calvary Lutheran Women’s League plans an Anul Tuck supper next Friday at the church starting at gal pum. Committee includes Mesdames Frakees Wyndem Kudur Thielten Sheldon Bran Reedham Mohr Guedl and Alina Krosekle in charge of entertainment. Rev Waldsmar Menaul was scheduled as guest speaker but was out of town. the event proceeds with a Shrine cirrus display at Calvary Latternn Day school and transportation provided by Mathers.
Firesiders hold a community dinner tonight at Eden Congregational Church. The event begins at 7 p m with an ordination offer and an invitation to the public. A modest dinner fee will apply.
CV Baptist Women met at Castro Valley First Baptist Church on Almond Lane for SYS circle elections. Mrs Esther Gaudinier presided as deaconess. officers elected include Gladys Black president Eva Newton vice president and secretary Anetta Middleton treasurer Carrig Partridge Sunshine Lidunn Vanier calling Holly Whitehouse reading Guiditien devotional.
A spring rally hosted by Grace Lutheran Walther League will bring East Bay leagues to Zot tomorrow at 3 PM. The event will beacon at the picnic grounds, 1836 1 Street, with Walther Leaguers electing Alan Rua as president Carl Alpers as vice president and Stonity Hein as secretary.
The Queen Esther circle of First Baptist Castro Valley met at Mrs. Tran C. Davis Sr.’s home to elect officers. President Lela Towne, vice president Lucille Gatuley, secretary Lois Stevens, fellowship Pearl Gaedika, publicity Maxine Gruen, devotional Jovi Wait, calling Anabella White, friendliness Katie Sledge, and hostess Davis. The group plans lap robe projects for Gak Knoll hospital and invites donations via Davis at Lucerne 1-0993.
Captain Stibbert of the Marine Medical Mission in Alaska and Kavhil Tuathmere a Los Angeles soloist will headline a Youth for Christ Rally in the Auditorium Theatre at 7 40 pm. The color sound film will depict the Willis Shank Medics Mission aiding Indians and workers along Alaska and British Columbia coasts, with the ship named after Seattle’s late director of Youth for Christ killed in an Alaska coast airplane accident five years ago.
The Bay Area expands Presbyterian presence as the Windinehin Community Church of San Lorenzo prepares for chartering on May 25 at 3 PM in Oakland First Presbyterian. Officials from Oakland First, North Coastal Area, and San Francisco Presbytery attend along with Rev Pyron McMilen and Dr Franklyn Hudson. A reception follows.
Catholic Daughters will install new officers June 16 at All Saints School auditorium. Incoming officers include Mrs Rudolph Duere as grand regent Maryanne Distrella as vice regent Mrs Bester Oliveira prophets Mrs Margaret Hauke lecturers Mrs E Gonzales instarini Mrs Mane Santo financial secretary Mrs Me J Deandon ward Mrs Joseph Finela monitors Mrs Linus Correia sentinel Mrs Frances Brady organist and Rev Eugene Alves. Chapter Trustees named Rupert Hort on Edward Stanton Luna Head Tick F D Silva Anny Sunwin and Thomas F Sas.
Trinity Church women organize a fall bazaar with apron material brought as the first step. Mrs Thith Lee presides as president and will present committee lists. Mrs Dorothy Jerding, bazaar chair, outlines committees with Hever. Mrs Mabel Lane sets final plan for the Running Sale on June two.
The Rev Myron Hurrell begins a six sermon radio series at the Methodist church this Sunday. The choir will sing directed by Adolph Odessa with Mrs Horet Bay on organ. Songs include Now Behold the Heaven Adare Thee and Bless the Lord.
Church group outlines May fellowship program at Redon Congregational Church on Birchly Street. After brief sessions, reports, elections, and installations are planned with Rev. Richard Norhurp, Mrs Olive Pinkcom, Karl Menker, and Miss Stewart Laroy Anderson featured in talks and music. Refreshments follow.
HORECO schedules a May Procession near Oaklain with religious leaders and parish members carrying a Mother of Perpetual Help statue and rosary. Services conclude at the college chapel with Rev. FM. Hunp delivering a benediction, inviting public attendance.
Plan for a demonstration at City College falters amid unclear leadership and messy notes. Attendees include Richard Murphy and Keunis Moore among others. hosting details and admission remain tentative.
A missionary named Aki from India will speak at the First Presbyterian Church, Hag Street, in Edwards, during morning services. He is known for religious and educational work and recently wrote about rural development. The event includes talks by local pastors and a visit to parishioners in Reston and nearby towns.
Elder Seventy Hopsert Al Tyee will start a series of mission lectures tomorrow at Bow Guartra Mis sion Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. The program opens at 11 a.m. with Know Your God and the Beauty at His Creation. At 7:00 p.m. he will speak on The Sa Jurus item Gospel and on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. The Value of the Look of Mormon. Elder Lynn is appointed by the Latter Day Saints church whose world headquarters is Independence, Mo. The public invited to attend.
The Evangelical Methodist Weren and Community Valley organize aid for Colombian children. Posters will be printed on colored paper for children to assemble and send to Oriental and Inter American Missions for distribution. The meeting occurred at Mrs. Dr. McGlin’s home on Williams Street. Donations of unusual photographs are requested through Mrs. Leonardsey.
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