Miss Ruth Dunlap Honored By Friends And Associates
Miss Ruth Dunlap a longtime John Muir school teacher announced her resignation at year end. A special PTA night honored her with a surprise party attended by 75 guests including former students and district officials. A purse and guest book marked the event as expressions of esteem from colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Dunlap
Hiih
John Muir School
Grace Gamble
PTA
Dorothy Jerding
Hayward
Gambie
Jack Rees
Katherine Borneman
Miss Dunlap
Josephine Fernandez
Carla Brown
June
Yoshioka
Seibers
Miss Dundap
Candidate for Fiesta Queen from Garden Club
Donna Call, a 20 year old San Lorenzo Village resident, is the 5 30s contestant for Fiesta Queen sponsored by the Garden Club. The Coloraila native plans marriage and a home, has hobbies from gardening to needlework, and is well known in the village for her helper role with children and community church involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
San Lorenzo
Donna Calland
Mes
Sue Calland
Pasco Latgaviste
Donna
Jong
Aladdin Cleaners
Doris
Oni
Jaap Nathe Nuptials Planned at Saint’s Church Sunday
Miss Montana Jaap and Theodore Nathe engaged since 1949 plan wedding vows at 8 pm in Saint’s Church. About 200 invitations mailed for reception, guests expected from Los Angeles and Grass Valley, with Patricia Reid Smith and William A. Rossman as witnesses. Reception to follow at the bride’s parents home 9154 Silveria Avenue, Castro Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christmay
Montana Jaap
Harold ‘Theodore Nathe
Saints
Los Angeles
Grass Malley
Patricia Reid Smith
Walnut Creek
William A. Rossman
Oakland
Innaird Jaap
Silveria Avenue
Castro Valley
Mary Circle Holds First Meet at Lambly Home
Mary Circle of Haysvard Methodist Church met Tuesday evening at the new home of Mrs Halph Lambly on Schot et road with Mrs Peter Kustal as co hostes s. Mrs Hoten Reed was chairman with newly elected officers Mrs Carl Snydey vice chair man and Mrs Florence Willetts secretary. Twenty one members and two guests attended including Mrs Eva Wanner and prospective member Mrs Lamably. Next meeting set for June 27 at Mrs Betty Kellys home in San Lorenzo Village.
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Ms Circle
Haysvard Methodist Church
Tutscay
Halph Lambly
Schtotet Road
Peter Kustal
Circle
Hoten Reed
Carl Snydey
Cdairmas
Florence Willetts
Eva Wanner
Lamably
Mary Circle
Hell
Betty Kelly
Vin Avies
San Lorenzo Village
Progressive Dinner Fun For Maynard Youth Group
The Young People’s group of First Baptist church of Maynard held a scheduled progressive dinner with a “yoain dish stop” at Rey Womman’s home on Tennyson road where a chicken dinner awaited. Dessert was split between the parsonage on Westfield avenue and the home of Mrs. Ralph McLaughlin on Marcus court, with the evening ending at Harvey Lewis’s address after a lengthy ride through back streets.
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First Baptist Church of
Maynard
Charles Gilberts
Rey Wommans
Tennyson Road
Herbert Farrar
Westfield Avenue
Ralph McLaughlin
Marcus Court
Harvey Lewis
Eppesites
Three Hostesses Give Betty Lucos Baby Shower
Three hostesses Mrs Betty Lucos shower at Mrs Roberts Esteban Way ward home with pink and blue decor. Guests include Rhea Montero Florence Montero Lydia Lamb Evelyn Souse Jessie Rodgers and many others listed. Betty Lucos wife of Hoy Lucos, formerly of Wayward, now in Richmond.
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Hoy Luzos
Wayward
Richmond
Mmes
Rhea Montero
Florence Montero
Lydia Lamb
Evelyn Souse
Jessie Rodgers
Mary Lima
Virginia Rose
Adelaide Moita
Marion Gonsalves
Mary Mendonca
Margaret Lamb
Patsy Fernando
Edith Dolln
Angie Dios
Helen Sousa
Rose Rodgers
Mary Valin
Marjorie Sousa
Emme Brido
Rose Jardine
Mary Saathoff
Clara Lamb
VFW Post Plans Gala Anniversary Barn Dance
Harald Bryan the Ways and Means chair announces a June 10 charity dance at the Community Center hosted by VFW Post 4170 VEW to celebrate its first anniversary. Irma and Ter Band provide music for the Come As You Are Barn Dance with proceeds aiding post activities. Auxiliary groups joined the event along with Livermoore VA veterans and several local attendees. The post commander attended, along with district officials and local residents.
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Harald Bryan
Ways and Means
Willis
Wry
Lins
Mer Fray
Com~munnity Center
Irma
Ter Band
Kinland
Cuitland
Livermoore
V_ A
Charlene Scott
Vhaltinds
Evelyn Lapperich
Mary Lorenz
Maggie Searcy
Evelyn Bryan
Marion Evans
Yyan
Scott
Cormalist Hallman
Yew District
Alfred Laveont
Laterune Insurance Agency
Mills College Art Show Displays Student Works
An exhibition of more than 150 Mills College art students runs in the campus Art Gallery through June 4. Barbara Anderson of Hayward is among the artists showing works in mediums including pastels lithography etching weaving photography sculpture and ceramics under the direction of Gallery Director William Gany and Associate Professor of Art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills College
Barbara Anderson
Hayward
William Gany
Galtory Directo
Ministers List Sermons For Tomorrow's Church Services
Local ministers outline sermons for Sunday worship across Hayward and surrounding churches. Rev C Herrell, Rev Hinshelwood, Rev Rhodes, Rev Norberg, and others plan services at Hayward Methodist, Trinity Episcopal, First Presbyterian, Leange revival, First Baptist, First Christian, and Christian Scientist churches. Topics cover prayer, days of power, frail humanity, and world events. Amid church events, Evangelist Clyde White headlines Mid County revival with youth night and sermons on prophecy and righteousness. A separate note reports a two front attack on tomato blight in Fresno.
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C. Herrell
Tayward
Hayward
Llayward
First
Presbyterian Church
Paul Rhodes Hes Rhoren
Leange
Mid-County
Clyde Pail White
United States
Evanglical White
Vonight
First Presbyterian Church of
Paul G. Rhodes
New Comet Discovered at Palomar Observatory
A new comet has been discovered from Mt. Palomar Observatory by astronomers. It is too faint currently to be seen with the naked eye. The discovery was announced today in Pasadena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Mt. Palomar Observatory
Girl Scouts Raise Pennies for World Friendship Fund
In Hayward area, Girl Scouts hosted a friendship tea to support the Juliette Low World Friendship Fund. Girls contributed pennies equal to their ages, displayed at the reception with Mrs. Darrell Picard, Sharon Davis, Mrs. B. M. Affleck, and Mary Clifford present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juliette Low
World Friendship Fund
Hayward Area
Darrell Picard
Sharon Davis
B. M. Affleck
Julistic Law
Mary Clifford
Gir
Parish talent group sustains bazaar program in San Lorenzo
San Lorenzo Talent Group of St. John's parish San Lorenzo continues a parish bazaar on church grounds at 881 Lewelling Blvd. The group led by Rudy Duncan plans acts from members including the Lewis sisters Gathling team Don Pavon Ronnie Subrero Robbie Gonsalves and others with a surprise fashion show using a 19th century trunk find. Auctioned trunks and antique clothing draw the crowd as plans for a morning breakfast entertainment unfold.
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St. Jann’s Talent Group
St. John's Parish
San Lavenag
Lewelling Boulevard
Bazar
Yeshevey
Rudy Duncan
Lewis Siters
Don Pavon
Ronnie Subrero
Robbie Gossalves
LiDorris Saylor
Dave Lones
Robbie Gonsalves
Casper Isanhunie
Garden Avenue
Bradtnony Breakfast Club
San Leandry
Chapursun
Charles Poster
San Leandro
Lawrence Masse
Castro Valley
Claude
Nfwo
Jynns Blunden
Nina Kicingasger
Manu
Summer Bible School At Baptist Church To Begin July 31
Farsh Baptist Church of Maynard to launch its annual summer Bible school from July 31 to August 11. Rev. Herbert A. Farrar Jr., pastor, announced the dates from 70 Sunset Boulevard. Ruth Nash, SBS secretary, seeks volunteer teachers helpers and play time instructors to assist eager children seeking instruction during vacation.
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Farsh Baptist Church of
Maynared
Herbert A. Favrac
Sunset Boulevard
Ruth Nash
SBS
Farrar
United Opinion
Chile
Bible School
Aren
Rector's Wife Speaks for St Martha's Guild
Mrs Geoffrey C Hinshelwood wife of the rector spoke on her mission field experiences at St Martha's Guild meeting Trinity Episcopal church. Mrs Milton Farmar vice president of Dioresan Woman's auxiliary will guest speak at the June 8 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Martha’s Guild
Woman's Auxiliary
Trinity Episcopal Church
Geoffrey C. Hinshelwood
Milton Farmar
Dioresan
St. Martha's Guild
Sunset Ramblers Set Date for Folk Dance Party
The Sunset Ramblers plan their monthly folk dance event for the evening of the third, Saturday, in Sunset School Auditorium. President Barney Mouran coordinates invites for Homesteaders and Moose folk dance group. Refreshments will be provided by a committee including Lloyd Griffith Carl Havey Frank Tyrie Leo Seliger and Phil Timimeans with instructors for the event noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunset Ramblers
Sunset_school
Barney Mourans
Moose
Messrs
Mmes
Lloyd Griffith
Carl Havey
Frank Tyrie
Leo Seliger
Phil Timimeans
al. O
Salinas Youth Wins Optimist Contest in 1986
Salinas Union high school sophomore will represent the Optimist International district in Atlantic City next fall seeking national honors. Contest judges awarded Warry Morgan of Salinas first in district finals held with the 1986 district convention. The event featured a call for harmony between labor and management amid East Berlin tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salinas
Union
Optimist International
Allantic City
Yeat
Warry Morgan
Y A
Morgan
Amusing Show Promises Vintage Guild Fashion Night
The Junior Guilds of the Wirst Presbyterian Church present an Album of Metuels fashion show on Friday night June 9. About 60 gowns dating back to 1942 will be displayed by 20 guild members. Mrs Atha Benson scripted and Mrs Plant narrates with models drawing from personal wardrobes. Music by Mrs Annabelle Wallin and Mahone Andersen with Jean Allan assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirst Presbyterian
Benilegger
Chuceli
Atha- Benson
In Plant
Annabelle Wallin
Ane Andersen
Genes
Ant
Jean Allan
Ariel Hips
Margaret Wriadman
National Spelling Bee underway in Washington
About 50 regional champions compete on the National Dress club stage in Washington as the Scripps-Howard Newspapers sponsor the spelling bee. Forty-one girls and nineteen boys are present, vying to become the nation’s 1050 spell winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Tadiay
Scripps-steward
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Fresno
Fresno Tomato Growers Association
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Finnerals
Lucerne
Baptist Church
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France
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East Berlin
Mid.County
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