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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1957
Page
4
The pattern notes a versatile cotton fabric can alter its look while keeping core lines. It describes a smart brown Petit-Pas print, a bolero style with standup collar and cuffs, and clear cutting and fitting directions. Printed Pattern 092 offers Misses sizes 12 to 20 and creaseresistant fabric guidance.
Carrie Nunes is retiring after 28 years at Washington Union High School. The Centerville resident lived with husband Pete and children Miriel and Melvin at their Southalon home, guiding family life while Miriel became a Centerville housewife and Melvin rose to Newark Recreation Director.
The Flattoppers Club elected new officers at Mrs Gertrude Caréens Jamnes on denziler Street Newark Eva Myers becomes president succeeding Ina Velasco Evelyn Jensen is secretary treasurer succeeding Jean Richards The current project boutonnières is made by club members for the gentlemen at the Masonic Home Niles
Governor Knight will press a switch Saturday to illuminate the Beacon of Hope atop The House Beautiful at 61 Elysian Fields Dr. in Oakland, signaling its public opening. The six week display, aiding Eden Hospital Auxiliary fund drive for a cancer therapy unit, will run with hostesses guiding tours daily, aided by a community-wide broadcast and ticket sales through auxiliary members.
A vintage style guide advises guests on hat choice for summer weddings. It covers event timing, appropriate hat styles from dressy straw to jeweled pieces, color guidance, and tips to avoid stealing focus while ensuring the hat flatters the wearer.
St. Clement's Guild plans an early fall fashion show announced by Mrs. John Carpenter. The Castlewood-Cotta Club in Pleasanton will host exhibits of latest fall and winter fashions with commentary by Mrs. Prod Bennall.
Women of Good Shepherd Lutheran Church in Hayward plan a meeting at 2266 Herder to elect officers. Current president Mrs. Harley Penrose urges large attendance for an evening hosted by Mrs. Kenneth Allen with hostesses Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Robert Mudson.
Mrs V Peters leads Kiddie Korral Nursery as proxy for the administration. Henry Jones is vice president, Antonio Barbato secretary, Douglas Ackley treasurer. The cooperative, under San Leandro Adult School program, also names Mrs Henry Zeitz chair of the Dick Ford dance program. Classes run July 10 to August 28 at Thomas Jefferson School with Dick Por directing. ages 5 to 10 for boys and 6 to 8 for girls, plus preschool and tumbling.
Mr and Mrs C P Glyde hosted a birthday party for their son Lannie with grandparents great grandmother and other relatives in Hayward. Samuel Stapley won second place for an oil seascape at the Annual Arts Show sponsored by Shell Development Co where he works. New residents include Richard Lucia and Robert Hoque families in Tamarack Knolls Hayward both Navy men, and Harry B Rutledge and wife moving to Hayward from Santa Cruz Occidental. Newlyweds N A DeGiovanni and wife relocate to Mt Eden area with Oakland Police Dept staff member Adrian Aye.
In Sycamore Hall New ark officers for Pocahontas council were nominated at last week's meeting. Julia Jergentz Perehantas Leona Cunha Wenonah Roy Bacer Powhatan Edna Gembe Marie Wright Kathrys acre Catherine reilas Tania Cunhs Thelma Ripley Dorothy Carpenter and Alice Joan Rausch were listed as officers with installation planned for a June public meeting.
The Lawyers Wives of the East Bay plan a June meeting at Mrs Nathan G Gray in Orinda with social hour lunch swimming and bridge. Reservations for luncheon go to Mrs Lewis P May with details on attendance for the State convention and annual art exhibit to support the Alameda County Legal Aid Society.
The engagement of Miss Janene Elizabeth Thompson to Ernest Henry Schoening Jr is announced by her parents Mr and Mrs H Thompson of Hayward California. Miss Thompson a freshman at San Jose State College majors in accounting. Her fiancé also attends San Jose State and plans to study dentistry. They plan an afternoon wedding in June at a local Methodist church.
Final rehearsals are underway for the Mothersingers concert planned for Friday in the Hayward High School auditorium. Participating groups include Burbank Dorothea Maynard Hillview Crest Mary Jane Larsen John Muir Sheila Birmingham and San Lorenzo Thuth Schroeder. Proceeds will fund musical equipment for students in the represented schools.
A reunion for McClymonds High School classes from 1936 to 1843 is proposed in Richmond and Oakland. The event, a combined dinner and dance, may be held October 36 at the Columbo Club in Oakland. Edna Mshanay of Oakland is coordinating and reachable by phone in the evenings.
Mrs Arthur Kirk handles sign ups for the Alta Mira Co operative Bazaar tentatively set for November. In addition to TV organizations and women’s clubs, plans discuss merchandise to be sold for fundraising. More groups seek information and space. clubhouse parlors may be rented for events. Contact Mrs Kirk PR 276s.
Through A Our Days will be presented at 7 30 this evening at Newark First Frostyterien Church to honor early members of the Women s Society. Many former members scattered across Alameda County will be prompted to join via letters. Guild of Intercessors and Women of the community are invited.
On Tha Dquare hosts a jewel hoedown at 80 pm with guest caller Rush Graham and master of ceremonies Tom Walton. The event features Henry and Alberta Ostrosky Pat and Claud Starcy Veda aid Bert Westardack Boss Di Betty O Callaghan. The next evening Burt ank School hosts another hoedown at 8 o'clock with Fred Gordon of Rockfin and Auburn as guest caller. Committee in charge includes Bidland Dorothy Zimmerman Harry Hetty Grady Cora and Hollis.
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