Tamarack Branch Fashion Show Plans Finalized
Final plans emerge from Tamarack branch of Children’s Hospital meeting held at Dublin boulevard setting. Mrs Floyd Sparks leads as chairman for the June 3 spring fashion show and bridge party at John Holtmann residence with models from personal wardrobes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamarack
Cstte
Or. Ands
Cs. Francis Kearney
Dublin Boulevard
Children's Hospital
East Bay
Floyd Sparks
John Holtmann
Meekland Avenue
George Mays
Hoffmann Hone
William Harald Oliver
Fram
Piedmont
Jack Holland
Mines
E. Guy Warren
Jerome Feldman
He Crockett
Gordon Hruschildt
Jem Angus
Raymond Burr
Marlin Staley
Roy Boiwman
Dennis Jarikgin
B'Ho Kirkland
Norman Hunt
Mélvin Henningsei
John Sandoval
Birthday fete for seven year old La Vaune Bueh
An afterschool party honored seven year old La Vaune at the Bueh home on Jensen road hosted by Mrs. Lloyd Bueh. Classmates enjoyed games and a centerpiece birthday cake. Attendees included Lorivaino Per tinue Ray Arthur Per tinue Betty Dunlap Marshall Silva Tommy Caulsen Donald Connely and Judy Rick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dougster la Vaune
Lloyd Bueh
Jensen Road
la Vaune
Lorivaino
Ray Arthur Pertinue
Betty Dunlap
Marshall Silva
Tommy Caulsen
Donald Connely
Judy Rick
Mrs Yeager Heads All Saints Mothers Club
Mrs James Yeager elected new head of All Saints Mothers club at the recent meeting. New officers include Benedict McNally vice president Vance Patton recording secretary Jank Davilla treasurer Victor Lawrence financial secretary and Eleanor LeMay auditor. Installation May 31 at 1 pm College of Holy Names Oakland with Mrs Paul McGuire presiding. A Girl Scouts party at St Anthony's hall May 28 under Yeager's general chairmanship. Next meeting June 2 after a potluck lunch at noon. Dudley Molerich is general chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Yeager
All Saints Mothers Club
Benedict McNally
Vance Patton
Jank Davilla
Victor Lawrence
Eleanor LeMay
College of Holy Nunes
Oakland
Paul McGuire
Mothers Club
St. Anthony's Hall
Saints
Yeager
Dudley Molerich
Theta Gamma Dance Proceeds For Children’s Home
The Theta Gamma chapter of Beta Sigma Phi announces that all proceeds from the May 27 Kalka Kapers dance at the Alameda hotel will benefit its pet project a home for spastic children. General chair Lorraine Oldaker and ticket chiefs Lil Nan Jtussvald and Bernice Smith oversee planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda Hotel
Theta Gamma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
General Dance
Lorraine Oldaker
Lil- Nan Jtussvald
Bernice Smith
Mrs Brahm Leaves On Eastern Trip
Mrs Norman Brahm and her two children James and Victoria depart May 18 for an extended visit to the East including St. Louis Racine Milwaukee and a prelude to a reunion in Reine. Brohm joins in July after vacation. Also Mrs J 516 Viu Coches with Taguid and Grant accompany for a period visiting home towns in Ohio. Friends report Mrs Bubics improving rapidly after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Brahim
Vin Segundo
San Lorenzo Village
James
Victoria
St. Louis
Mos
Racine
Wis
Milwaukee
Brohm
Reine
Viu Coches
Taguid
Grant
Ohio
Eden Hadassah Unit to Name New Officers Tonight
Eden Hadassah chapter will meet at Temple Beth Sholom San Leandro at 8 p m to name officers and board members. Rabbi John J Zucker will address Hadassah in Israel activities and delegates report on the Oakland convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden Chapter
Hadassah
Temple Beth Sholom
San’ Leandro
Alate
Habbi
John J. Zucker
Israel
Oakland
Pocahontas Team Practice Set in San Leandro
Ki nun ka council 229, Degree of Pocahontas, will hold its regular meeting tomorrow evening at 4 19 at 11GB East 14th street San Leandro. The escort and degree teams will drill under Rus and Russell Bryant. Mr and Mrs Joe Fragan host their niece Katherine Fish of Antioch as houseguest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ki Nun Ka Council 229
Degree of Pocahontas
East 14Th Street
San Leandro
Rus
Russell Bryant
Joe Fragan
Katherine Fish
Antioch
Begonia Club Plans Exhibit and Summer Tour
Preliminary plans underway for the Southern Alameda County Begonia Society exhibit with site and date to be chosen next week. July 30 set for annual tour and picnic at Antonelli brothers gardens in Santa Cruz with a conducted tour by Pat Antonelli. Secretary Ira G. Call resignation accepted, election to fill vacancy at June meeting.
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Alameda County
American Begonia Society
Antonelli Brothers
Santa Cruz
Pat Antonelli
Ira G. Call
Fecal
Mario Reciof
Siri Leandro
Rex Higenias
Reed
Dorothy Bayliss
Constance Hanson
Card Party by Valborg Lodge Tomorrow
A public card party hosted by the Valborg Social club will be held at Danix hall at 2 p.m. Wednesday. Homemade cakes and coffee will be served at the conclusion. Arrangements are led by Ames, Jensine Olson, Mercedes Lund, Wilda Eriksen, Kate Nicolaisen, Helen Nor, Tjanhe Petersen, and Inge Sorensen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danix Hall
Valborg Social Club
Ames
Jensine Olson
Mercedes Lund
Wilda Eriksen
Kate Nicolaisen
Helen Nor
Tjanhe Petersen
Inge Sorensen
Eden B n ai B rith Dinner for Hillel Foundation
Eden Chapter B n ai Brith hosts a 6 o clock Sunday dinner at Temple Beth Sholom San Leandro to raise funds for furnishing the new Hillel Student Foundation at the University of California Berkeley. Guest speaker is Harry J. Sapper of the Jewish Community Center and Welfare Federation. Mrs Louis J Becker of Castro Valley leads plans. event includes social hour and cards. families urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Sholom
San Leandr
Eden Chapter B'nai Brith
Harry J. Sapper
Jewish Community Center and Welfare Federation
Louis J. Becker
Castro Valley
Hillel Foundation
Louise Nissen to Sing in Oakland Park Concert
Louise Nissen of Hayward will perform in Haydn's The Creation as the Oakland park board inaugurates the 1950 concert season at Jugqum Miller park amphitheater. The program features a 150-voice chorus, two renowned soloists, two East Bay soloists, and a 40-piece professional orchestra under Willis Ostrander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Nissen
First Street
Hayward
Haydn
Oge
Oakland
Woorminster
Jugqum Miller Park
Oakland Park Board
Willis Frederick Ostrander
East Bay
Ostrander
Foresters Convention at Fresno Welcomes Local Delegates
Delegates from Hayward attended the Foresters and Companions of the Forest of America annual convention in Fresno May 17 to 20. Mmes Verna Walker Emily Brieta and Florence Williams witnessed the rites including the installation of Irma Machado as grand trustee. Hayward attendees on May 20 included Mmes Lorraine Pacheco Juli Bueno and Audrey Moniz plus Companion Gordon Williams. Cecil Thomas and Joe Bresto of Hayward Court Pride 267 represented the men’s lodge as delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Foresters and Companions of the Forest of America
Fresno
Mmes
Verna Walker
Emily Brieta
Florence Williams
Irma Machado
Hayward Circle
Lorraine Pacheco
Juli Bueno
Audrey Moniz
Gordon Williams
Cecil Thomas
Joe Brest
School Was Never Like This for Mom Homemaking Class
A high school homemaking class gains favor as sixth period seniors craft scale model living rooms. Students chose among modern, eighteenth century provincial, and early American designs, finding the project engaging as many anticipate marriage after graduation. Catherine Jensen of Oakland visited relatives the previous weekend on Jensen road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Irving
Calland Billings Wedding Performed in San Lorenzo
Doris Eleanor Calland wed Mar ty Donald Billings in San Lorenzo Community church with Rev Worner Swartz officiating. Attendants included Donna Calland as maid of honor and June Silva and Margaret Shepard as bridesmaids, with flower girl Sandra Nickle. The couple plan to reside after a Los Angeles honeymoon returning to The Che May 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Eleanor Calland
Marty Donald Billings
Worner Swartz
San Lorenzo
Donna
June Silva
Hayward
Margaret Shepard
Oklahoma
Sandra Nickle
Donald Calland
Los Angeles
William Billings
Peter Verzic
Leo Parry
Miss Calland
Cavender
Sue Calland
Largavista
Benedict
Frideny Calculator Company
Mrs Henry Fick Farewell Party In San Lorenzo
Mrs Henry Fick was honored at a May 19 luncheon at her daughter Mrs Charles Woodard’s home 17158 Via Arriba San Lorenzo before she leaves for Boone Iowa Friends played canasta with prizes awarded to Mrs Howard Kuder high point and Mrs Frank Buck consolation Guests included Mrs Norman McCrum Mrs W A Thiele Lyndon Alexander Gilbert Ray Buck Kuder and the honoree
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Fick
Boone
Iowa
Charles Woodard
Arriba
San Lorenzo
Canasta
Howard Kuder
Frank Buck
Mmes
Norman McCrummen
W. A Thiele
Lyndon
Alexander
Gilbert Ray
Buck
Kuder
First Baptist Church Cancels Midweek Meetings for Revival
The First Baptist Church of Hayward announces cancellation of all Wednesday evening prayers and Friday Young People social time to support the Mid-County revival now underway at the Little Canvas Cathedral on Foothill Boulevard. Rev. Herbert A. Parrar states the church joins 21 sponsors in the revival effort, directing all activity toward the event. Also noted are local visitors and birth announcements from Vista and Sunset Boulevard households.
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First Baptist Church of
Hayward
Herbert A. Partar
173Rd Avenue
Foothill Boulevard
Parrar
Farrar
Tur
Lts Church
Mid- County
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Charles Bubics
Sybil Schwarz
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Foresters Convention
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Little Angel Shoes
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