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Carol Curtis
the Daily Review
Mission Street
San Francisco
Carol
Head visits by Here Auxiliary district officials
Mrs. Elsie Mattos president of District 10 American Legion Auxiliary California was honored by San Lorenzo Unit 675 this week. President June Noddin led the meeting with district officers including Fulaie Gustafson Helen Henderson Héna Gray Leona Yella Edith Ganon Pearl Buchlmeyer and Joan Bauer. Carol Brolin won first prize for the best poppy poster from District 10. poster prize recipients included Jerry Lent and Dave Wimmer. Americanism contest winners Ray Winter Rita McKenzie and Richard Nut. A Peg Rossman doll costume honored Mrs Mattox. Refreshments by a committee led by Phyllis Besson with decorations by Dorothy Willarts.
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Elsie Mattos
American Legion Auxiliary
Department of California
San Lourenzo
June Noddin
Fulaie Gustafson
Helen Henderson
Héna Gray
Leona Yella
Edith Ganon
Poppy
Pearl Buchlmeyer
Joan Bauer
Unit Poppy
Pauline Hu
Carol Brolin
San Lorenzo High School
Miss Brolin
Jerry Lent
Dave Wimmer
Mattox
Betty Guidry
Washington Manor School
Ray Winter
Rita McKenzie
Richard, Nut
Peg Rossman
Mattoe
Phyllis Besson
Dorothy Willarts
Zonta Social Meeting At Dr Stamm’s Castra Valley Home
Zonta club holds its monthly social gathering at 8 pm at the residence of Dr. Mary Jane Stamm located at 6152 Eastions road in Castra Valley. Members are invited to attend.
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Zonta Club
Mary Jane Stamm
Eastions Road
Castra Valley
Zonta
Dinner Attended by Hillview Crest PTA President
George Reynolds, president of the Hillview Crest PTA, attended a court dinner with Phoebe Haarst at Crow Canyon last Thursday evening.
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George Reynolds
Hillview Crest
PTA
Phoebe
Mrs Sledge Crafts Joy From Hobby to Helpful Gifts
Mrs. Sledge, wife of a Castro Valley lapidary businessman, turned idle hours into fibre flowers, Dresden painting, ceramics, and colorful aprons. Her work supports others as she donates scrapbooks to the East Bay Children’s Hospital and participates in church missions. The Sledges moved to Castro Valley in 1947 and raised four children while promoting gem societies in Oakland, Columbia, and Castro Valley.
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Buster Sledge
Castro Valley Boulevard
Castro Valley
Sledge
Buster Siegge
Castro Velley Boulevard
Dresden
East Bay
Women’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Alsc
Oakland
Columbia
Hugh McKenty
Buster EF. Slodee, Jr
Auburn
Ed Nordell
Culver City
Edward Cleveland
Alhamora
Hillview Club Plans Nickel-a-Spoon Dinner Tonight
The Kindergar ten Mothers' club of Hillview Crest school hosts a nickel-a-spoon dinner in the auditorium from 5 20 to 8 30 pm to benefit the playground equipment fund. A variety show features Hillview Crest entertainers directed by Eddie DeCterg with Mrs Trene Kunkel coordinating entertainment and Mrs Emily Hagen handling dinner plans.
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Kindergarten Mothers
Hillview Crest School
Kindelgarien
Hillview Crest
Eddie DeCterg
Trene Kunkel
Emily Hagen
Niles YL Initiation and May Meeting Party
At the De Guadalupe Institute 74 YI West Mire, a belated Mothers Gay initiation, a 38th birthday party for the organization, and a party honoring Miss Ida Rogers were held in one combined event. William Chilcote and Mass Patricis Santos co hosted. Mrs. Lou Silys planned the entertainment. The initiation was conducted by officers directed by Mrs Edward Harig, president.
Age of Paranoia and the CAPA Investigation
A Bes Moines group of 157 women, the Christian Association of Public Affairs CAPA, investigates high places corruption and public aid use. Members shadow suspects with 24 hour surveillance and disguises, claiming to expose communism and immorality amid a supposed pseudocommunity phenomenon.
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Heason
Bes Moines
Christian Association of Public Affairs
Christian Investigation Association
The
Christian Association
Shania Kare
Evering
Sdnclude
Who Can We Trust In A World Of Subversion
A reflective monologue questions trust in community and authority, citing surveillance, conspiracies, and the role of analysts and the Christian Association. It probes fear of hidden plots from neighbors, lawmakers, and public figures, ending with doubt about psychiatry and self-knowledge.
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PBI
Christian Association
Christan Association
Barnard P-TA Installs New Officers at Year End
New Barnard P-TA officers were installed at a Thursday meeting closing the term. Mrs. Albert Webb was named president, with Mrs. Anthony Lucera as first vice president and Boyd Morningster as second vice president. Harriet Hobertson became secretary, George Herkleroan treasurer, and Mrs. Arnold Thomas historian. Delegates include Mrs. Vern Williams and Mrs. Alfonso Rodrigues, with Mrs. George Moffat as alternate. Retiring president Mrs. James Hicks received her past residents pin. a milk glass take-dish honored her service. The program featured floor games and community singing, followed by coffee hors d oeuvres and kabobs. Hospitality volunteers were Mrs. James Turner and Mrs. James Curry.
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Barnard P-Ta
Fivie Cardoza
Albert Webb
Anthony Lucera
Boyd Morningster
Harriet Hobertson
George Herkleroan
Arnold Thomas
Vern Williams
Alfonso Rodrigues
George Moffat
James Hicks
Webb
Thomas
Parliamentaran
Mother Honored At Patio Dinner In Hayward
Mes. Clovis Thomain was the honored guest at a Mother s Day patio dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Al Givich on Ricardo Avenue Hayward Cos hosts with Mrs Thomein s other daughters Dorothee Larson Hilda Duckett Ted Stevenson Kenneth R Hoffman and Robert C Lindsay The Givich home patio was decorated in green and yellow The afternoon and evening featured organ and violin music by Mr Givich and Leon Sieté The gathering included grandchildren Patricia Spring Mary Margaret Bailey Diane Dick Joan and David Wickstrom Hobart Lindsay Holly Jean Stevenson Pamela and Rodney Hefl aman Great grandchildren Candice James and Cynthia Spring Also present were Mr and Mrs Gordon Sedgwick Hillsboro Mr and Mrs Louis Joubert San Mates Harmeline Duckworth Milbrae Mrs Hazel Hoffman San Francisco and others.
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Clovis Thomain
al Givich
Ricardo Avenue
Hayward
Coshostesses
Givich
Thomein
Dorothee Larson
Hilda Duckett
Ted Stevenson
Kenneth R. Hoffman
Robert C.lindsay
Leon Sieté
Patricia Spring
Mary Margaret Bailey
Diane
Joan
David Wickstrom
Hobart Lindsay
Holly Jean Stevenson
Pamela
Rodney Heflaman
Candice
James
Cynthia Spring
Guesis
Summer Seperates Pattern Offer From The Basle Review
Advertisement for summer sewing patterns No 8000 featuring a circular skirt and sleeveless blouse with high neckline. Includes fabrics Broadcloth cottons and related textiles. Pattern details, sizes 10 through 20, price 40 cents, and mailing address in San Francisco. Also promotes The Spring Fashion Book with color designs and vacation favorites priced at 26 cents.
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Alzes
Addives
Basle Review
Mission Fleet
San Francisco
Caliz
Honor Linda Vista Workers Tea by PTA Association
Members of the Lin Percot Teachers association hosted a tea for PTA participants at Linda Vista School. Mrs. Pat Hopkins and her committee decorated the room as a spring garden, with Mrs. Paul Esser in charge of refreshments. Over 100 guests attended.
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Lin Percot Teachers Association
PTAT
Linda Vista
Pat Hopkins
Paul Esser
Independent Farm Center Women Meet at Home
The Independent Farm Center Women met at Mrs. L. B. Silva's home at 1762 Crow Canyon for a patio meals project. Mrs. Silva, now president, named project leaders Magidie Wiles Francis Hudson Agnes Fraga Lucille Crate Mabel Davilla Alice Bubies Julia Koener Laura Kirmey Loretta Young and Gussie Cuols for the coming year. Officers will be installed at the June meeting a potluck luncheon at Mrs. Walter Young's home. Amy Jerzen Julia Koenen and Laura Kinney will lead luncheon duties.
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Tadependent Farm Home Center
L. B. Silva
Crow Canyon
Mabel Davilla
Silva
Magidie Wiles
Francis Hudson
Agnes Fraga
Lucille Crate
Alice Bubies
Julia Koener
Laura Kirmey
Loretta Young
Gussie Cuols
Tennyson PTA Installs Officers In Candlelight Ceremony
Candilight created an inspirational setting as Tennyson PTA officers were installed. Annette Randall presented the president pin and Kathryn Lund the unit pin. Officers included Lois Jesse vice president Dolores Sullivan secretary, Chester Phillips second vice president Charlotte Onderick treasurer Erna Helms auditor Janet Hoppe historian Lois Cashman Betty Towers delegates. The program covered the Hayward recreation summer program, an early development film, and a PTA year summary. Executive committee and board meet June 28 at 1:00 p.m.
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Tennyson Pta
Annette Randall
Docily Robinson
Lois Jesse
Dolores Sullivan
Chester Phillips
Charlotte Onderick
Erna Helms
Janet Hoppe
Lois Cashman
Betty Towers
Hayward Grea Park
PTA
Lois Cash
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ST. Felicitas
Cottsar
Stn
Lesntire
St Felicitas Women's Club
Virginia Dollarco
Dorothy Setar
Hesalie Daugherty
Evelyn Lawton
Hillview Club
Niles
Cameron
By Bey
Des
Moines
Pothave
Des Cartes
Gordon Sedgewick
Hillsboro
Louis Joubert
San Mates
Harmeline Duckworth
Milbrae
Hazel Hoffman
Hd Wigkstrom
RBC
Lindsay
James Spring
Kenneth Hoffman
Ayde
Iward Dart
Charles Woodward
Fairchild
Phoebe Hearst Council
Crow Canyon Chateau
George Blanston
California Congress of Pta
Jett
Hoyt Hamilton
Gordon Peterson
Harry Leventhal
Fairchild Pete
Jan Rice
Donna
Hayward Lioness
Dean Cotten
Ed Tate
Independent Farm Center
Women’ S World
Jan Beaumont
Women's Editor
the Daily Review Man
Tennyson
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