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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1950

Page

3

Castro Valley BPW installs officers at Dublin dinner

Highlights show Mrs Zoxva Pinasca as president receiving the gavel from charter president Mrs Eulalia Anderson at Don’s in Dublin. The event marks the Castro Valley Business and Professional Women unit's first year under Hayward BPW sponsorship with about 100 attendees.

Castro Valley Don's Dublin Zoxva Pinasca Eulalia Anderson Anderson Haze) Delaney Hayward Bpw Hayward Club Hayward Wardata

Three couples honored at Eden Congregational Ladies Night

The Eden Congregational church annual Ladies Night feted 164 years of marriage across three couples. Charles A. Schwartz and wife led with 58 years, followed by Prof. and Mrs. Tred Johnston at 55 years and Frank Leach and wife at 51 years. Extra prize went to the Johnstons for most descendants. Allan Brown and the Schwartzes appeared as top newlyweds. Edmund Johnson won for bringing the most ladies. Leach received a prize for the least final of dais.

Eden Congregational Clyireh Fellowship Dial Charles A. Schwartz Longerl Tred Johnston Frank Leach Johnstons Ware Peal Johnston Maynared Schwartz Allan Brown Edmund Jonson

Women Auxiliary to Wrap Prizes for Hospital Party

Carpenter's Ladies Auxiliary Union 465 plans a Saturday gathering at the Labor Temple social hall to wrap game prizes for a party to be held Monday night in Ward 2 of Livermore Veterans Hospital. The event aims to cheer inmates with visitors and socials. Local 1622 donated $50 for the party. Additional preparations and a June event are on the calendar.

Carpenter's Ladies Auxiliary Union Livermore Veteran's Hospital Oluffa Hoyer Niles Road Uul Mayer Labor Temple Carpenter

Mt Tamalpais to stage Robin Hood on Sunday

Northern California summer season opens with the thirty third Mountain Play Robin Hood in Mt Tamalpais State Park amphitheatre offering a single 2011 performance. Directed by Reginald Travers, the production features a cast of one hundred and a fifty member orchestra and chorus conducted by Howard Albertson. San Leandro resident Jack Battle appears in the show alongside lead figures Paul Walti Yvonne Chauveaux and Eloise Farrell from the San Franciscan era company.

California Robin Hood Mt. Tamalpais State Park Lamarrow Paul Walti Yvonne Chauveaux Eloise Farrell Sherwood Forest Uner Reginald ‘Travers Howard Albertson San Leandro Jack Battle Bancroft

Valley Methodist Church Election of Commissions

Elections held at Castro Valley Methodist Church adjourned quarterly conference named members to church building planning commission pastoral relations and pulpit supply education committee and world service committee. Trustees and lay activities commission chosen. Rev Leroy Lindsey conducted the elections with about 125 attending Sycamore Lodge IOOF degree work in San Jose.

Castro Valley Methodist Church Oscar Sterven Irvin Barter H. B. Young F. E. Dyche Herman Paul Naward Brentlinger Lay Activities Commission of Holy Communion Frary Hunt Dohry Middleton R. C. Goodson B. St. Parker

Revival Sermons Listed for Local Churches

Sunday services across Hayward and nearby churches announce revivals and topics. First Presbyterian Hayward led by Rev. Paul E H Rhodes discusses "the Titth Freedom" at 11 am, while Rev Myron C Serrell of Hayward Methodist preaches "The Day of the Lord" at 9 45 am and 1 pm with an evening meeting replaced by the annual church gathering. Additional sermons include Rev J E A Fanvae Jr at Hayward First Baptist on "Partakers of Promise" and Mid County revival attendance, Rev Richard C Norberg on "What the Church is Doing Today," and Rev Burton Clark speaking "Jesus Jehovah and Lord" at Baywood. The day features church business meetings, budget adoption, and a large official board election pending.

First Presbyterian Church of Hayward Paul EH Rhodes Presbyterian Church Myron C. Serrell Hayward Methodist Church Lord John A. Wilkins Burlingame San Jose Church District Hey Hayward First Baptist Church JE A. Fanvae Christian Fellowship The Baptist Church AL Baywood Baptist Church Burton Clark Jesus Jehovah Kenneth Ross First Baptist Church of Cas Tree Valley

Sunrise School PTA Installs Officers and Honors Members

Mrs Hayes spoke on progress at Sunrise School for cerebral palsied pupils and the PTA unit activities for 1950 51. Mrs Hutching and Mrs Wolfe detailed heritage plans and annual reports while Mrs Eleanor Wotton awarded certificates for Well Baby service and the car pool program supported by the PTA. David Rice installed the officers: Ching president Hutching first vice president Hagopian auditor Costas secretary Hendricks treasurer Cooley second vice president Archer historian and Morrow accompanied piano for the program.

John Pies Castro Valley Phoebe Mearst Council Sunrise Ares David TE. Marlin Tolland Chine A. A. Hutchins Santa Cruz Chine Hfe Hutching Parent Teacher Dont Eleanor Wotton Lucia Wilkinson James Gleason E. Roberts James Jacobs Lean Wolfe Wolfe Ruth Schroeder Robert Morrow

New Term Installed Officers Lead San Lorenzo PTA

Mrs. Larry Bush and Terri Uansen preside as 1950 1951 PTA officers are installed at San Lorenzo Village meeting. Certificates awarded to Mrs. Eron Jacky and Mrs. George Patterson for Well Baby clinic work. entertainment by first grade class and Mothersingers with Yvonne Morrow piano accompaniment.

San Lorenzo Village PTA Terri Uansen Pst Stuart Clady Larry J. Bush Shire of Officers Eron Jacky George Patterson Talla Now Walter Peterson State Department of Health CCPLA Earl Bowers Henry W. Schyoeler

AAUW State President Cites Progress in Address

A large audience of local AAUW members attended the installation dinner at the Episcopal church where Mrs Foggster Rand Smith outlined AAUW California progress in education restoration social studies and fellowship. The event featured remarks by state and local leaders and a recognition of a Bangkok donation and a Philadelphia hospital study. County Garden Section to meet Monday with a talk on insecticides by advisor Leo Bongon follows the installation events.

AAUW Loca Aauw Episcopal Church Foggster Rand Smith Smith Secon Soar California State Divison Oncomin Mra. Siulth Neterans Richard Lochivend Majuree Sundraveej Bangkok Siam Taylord Sun Droves Jetterson Musival College Philadelphia Mark Masson Mines Neville Massa Paul Ehret A.M. ‘Springer Om. R. Path Coresponding Story William Gubbins Ajit Atwood Ruth Larkey Jean Inle TLC Sybil Sehwary Ba Dent Nan Behatr Alameda County Farr Trome Bureau Theyweard — Methncist Church Leo Bongon Fava

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