Local Woman Wins Honorable Mention in TV Art Contest
Mrs Hallis Preese of 22203 Hathaway avenue earned an honorable mention in a unusual art competition on KGQ hosted by May Jorie King. For three Tuesdays artist Marques Reitzel demonstrated painting for viewers to imitate at home and submit works for a new Sunday all day sketch class scholarship at the Pescadero Summer School of Art. The scholarship went to Boo Grisskreuz of Cupertile with honorable mentions awarded to Mrs Malliy Breeze of Maynard and Mrs Clara Knaster of Oakland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallis Preese
Hathaway Avenue
Useful Jacket Dress Pattern and Fashion Book Ad
The Hayward Review offers pattern No. 2652 for a jacket dress with plaid and plain fabrics, sizes 12 to 16 and yardage details. Also advertised is the Spring-Summer Fashion Book with over 125 pattern designs for all ages, priced 25 cents, plus literary quotes and moral reflections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward Review
Mission Street
San Francisco
Rashio
Salads and luncheon ideas from Mrs Raymond at Juniper
Cook's Cupboard presents a summer salad luncheon's trio on one plate with three lettuce tips and fillings of tomato cheese and tuna or chicken salad. A gelatine mousse with cherry juice and orange flavor rounds out the dish. The feature notes Mr L W Raymond of Juniper Crstra Valley and his move from California to Casiva Valley via United Cab and Glass, detailing family ties and careers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Raymond
Juniper
Crstra Valley
Cesterole
Raymonds
Casiva Vatluy
Tierna Tark
California
Raymond
United Cab and Glass Company
Hunts Food
New Arrivals Announce Births at Local Hospitals
The message records multiple birth announcements from families in Hayward Oakland and surrounding areas. Details include baby names such as Marie An twincle Kenneth Ceans and parents names, weights from six to nine pounds, birthplaces like Merritt hospital and Hayward hospital, and grandparents listed including Mr and Mrs. Larica Rigellond Portland Oregon Mr and Mrs William Hoxtot Batterson and others. The text reproduces several charming family notices from 1950s era local society columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pan Pogo
Herri
Hayward Hospital
Thomas Paul
Ravi Pasun
Deepto
Larica Rigellond
Portland
Ore
Joseph Lapan
Orebird Avenue
Casire Valley
Annoynece
Merritt Hospital
Oakland
Kenneth Ceans
de Lippas
Daid.d
Peter
CY Couple En Route To Holy Reunion
CY Couple En Route To Holy Reunion plans a visit to relatives in Tale after twenty five years apart. Dranaili manages Fruitvale Crab Pat and Larry Bavuizini oversees Double A Road Market. Lepo Bronaini, Inha's brother from Custra Valley, has not seen a minthee Gir in forty five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dranzini
Lorena Avenue
Castra Valery
Pisue Sa
Tale
Dranaili
Pat
Larry Bavuizini
Custra Valley
Lepo Bronaini
Inha
Brothar
Hanlevere
Jett
Shin
Ak Minthee Gir
Make Believe bridge party honors Hennie Ruder
BIB AND TUCKER: A Make Believe bridge party celebrated Hennie Ruder for her birthday. Guests wore outfits echoing their mothers' era fashions, with Willimer winning best costume. Attendees included Bia Sickenieher, Charlotte Retire, India Table, Pegy, Dickie Maury Eilen Sanson, Judi Acca, David Singleton, Kathleen Millimer, Kathyn Vaughn, Shir lny Thomas, Ann Wieselmen, Nan, Janice and Paula Schaap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hennie Ruder
Dawenter
Howard Kurer
Ithhen Willimer
Costum Fnjeying
Bia Sickenieher
Charlotte Retire
India Table
Pegry
Dickie Maury Eilen Sanson
Judi Acca
David Singleton
Kathleen Millimer
Kathyn Vaughn
Shirlny Thomas
Ann Wieselmen
Nan
Janice
Paula Schaap
Local Guests Visit San Lorenzo Area for Spring Luncheon
Residents and visitors in San Lorenzo and nearby areas mingle at a spring luncheon at Likeshore Highland Oakland. Guests include Mes Ruth Thietten and Mrs. Ray Alger of Union, Mrs Keith Evins of Flint Michigan, and Mr and Mrs John Fidelgo of Wayward. The Kagans from Chicago plan a May Stay in San Lorenzo ending May 25 before a Los Angeles trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
Ruth Thietten
Alantus
San Loren
Ray Alger Ol Uvison
Keith Evins
Flint
Mich
He Hamu
Peed Diaund
Chiquita
Sen Lorenzo
Likeshore Highland
Oakland
Laineh
Paul Rogers
Mark Wile
John Fidelgo
Wayward
Tes Angelo
San Bien
Latelian Benel
Tivdunn
Eneliada
A. Ty
Chicago
Pha Culler
Vie Chiquita
San Lorenzo
Kia
Daugiter
Renin
San Lorenan
Los Angeles
Plans for Graduation Discussion at Chabal School
The Chabal school PTA meeting outlined graduation plans for the senior class. Mrs. Sayave Crueeieh, Chalet PPA president, expressed support. Attendees included Robert Steiner, Chabal PTA president. Robert Vanier. Deng Wide Pontissell, school principal. and Mrs Gruenerch, with future date set at Mrs Fort Phillips home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chabal
Fort Phillips
Raddingroy
Casby Valley
Chalet Ppa
Sayave Crueeieh
Mes
Robert Steiner
Chabal Pta
Sdamies Robert Vanier
Deng Wide Pontissell
Chabal School
Gruenerch
Jewish Women Plan Luncheon in San Lorenzo
The Eden Seating Cone of Jewish Women schedules its third annual luncheon for Thursday at 12 Hoon in Villa Loreen, San Lorenzo. President Mrs Harriy Felina will be the keynote speaker, with assistants Leonard Linsday Frank Cohen and Martin Fyjedmat, and co chairs Be Rubin AL Milka Edward Dubin. Reservations contact Frank Cohen at Trinidad 6570 or Mrs Edward Dubin at 2915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maz Frank Cohen
Trinidad
Edward Dubin
Eerie
Gladys Taylor Weds in Carmel
Gladys Taylor wed Fs Ulrich of Son Laventa in Carmel. The ceremony at Church of the Way Farer featured a street length silk dress and aqua accessories, followed by a reception at Ga Playa hotel. The couple plan a nine day honeymoon to Muslics City and Acapulco, then reside at 17389 Via Chiquita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
Gladys Taylor
Fs. Ulrich
Laventa
Church of the Way Farer
Carmel
Arthur Resmusson
Ga Playa Hotel
Fron Sin Lorenzo
Eugene Barbera
John Dobbins
Muslics City
Acapulco
Chiquita
Sak Lorem
California Association of Insurmore
Skerwin Wildinins Company
Mra. Alvici
Chestnut Branch
Children’s Hospital of
Bust Bay
Fay Parker to Wed Frank Dunn
Fay Parker plans to wed Frank Dunn this summer. The announcement notes Parker is the daughter of Edi Kalghis of Hayward and Cred Parker of Seattle, formerly educated at Lincoln High School, with fiancé the son of Mr and Mrs B Martin of Castry Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Parker
Frank Dunn
Pay Louie Parker
Frauke Willi
Hayward High
Miss Parker
Mes Edi Kalghis
Hayward
Cred Parker
Seattle
Abe
Lincoln High
Senile
Mr. and Airs
B. Martin
Castry Valley
Lioness Club State Meet Installations Set for Hayward
Law officers will be installed tomorrow at 7 am during ceremonies at Villa Lorena in Hayward. Mrs Myr Mpers will be installing officer. Committee members include Bev Roberts Claya Pra ins Veronations Mary Kase and Alfreda Wejby. Hostesses are Carole Kelly with arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward Lionces Club
Villa Lorena
Myr Mpers
Bev Roberts
Claya Prains
Mary Kase
Alfreda Wejby
Carole Kelly
Jerk and nonjerk etiquette in dining observed
The piece contrasts two diner types, the jerk and the non jerk, detailing behavior and power dynamics in restaurants. It describes how the jerk exerts control through demands, interruptions, and brash management of wait staff, while the nonjerk seeks compensation for perceived faults, tipping generously yet demanding fixes. It also notes flirtations and the social cycle as patrons shift with new arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Post
Totamle
Shale and Couiter
Ciliec
Vis
Calore
Decote PTA Elect Officers and Installations
Decote PTA installed its new officers for the coming year with Mrs. L. Robinson of the 16th district as installing officer. Officers include Mrs. Vie Cardoza president, Mrs. Provenen Wallace first vice president, Mrs. J. W. Pery second vice president, Franz Margarido secretary, Rinaldo Caminada treasurer, Vivienne Dunne proxy for Elmer Peixotta as auditor, Joe Ans deade proxy for Mex. Tom Margines historian, Meg J. Navas janitor, and A. Costa and B. Rinoyeph alternates. Clarence Joergenson announced Jules Grillo will sing, with Mrs. De Salles and Mrs. Dorsthy Johnson accompanying. Community singing and string demonstrations followed. Refreshments were served. health chairman and publicity chair appointed. notes on a recent whist party were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivienne Dunne
Elmer Peixotta
Joe Ans Deade
Mex
Tom Margines
Meg
J. Navas
Janwalarion
A.” Costa
B. Rinoyeph
Dulegoles
G. Gonzales
Frank Maley
Clarence Joergenson
Jules Grillo
Everett de Salles
Dorsthy Johnson
Grilly
Enijagra Oy
Eluanor Holzwarth
de Salles
Flore Carduza
TB. Joseph
Rirnai Caminada
Color Nasturtium Transfers for Home Craft
Pretty color transfers in orange red clear yellow with Sroon leaves and stems designed for towels cloths and scarves. Six inch and two inch motifs available. dye fast and easy to launder. Send 25c for pattern 399 to Carol Curt Curtis Hayward Review San Francisco Cal. Include return address and pattern wander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Curtis
Hayward
St Massois Street
San Francisco
Calat
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