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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1950

Page

3

Allens Family Headed to LA Picnic and Back

Mr and Mrs A Allen of 18614 Foothill boulevard traveled from Oregon and Washington to visit daughter Mrs Nina Du prey in Seattle and family with grandson avid before returning. They plan another trip Tuesday to Los Angeles for the annual Gjnadowss picnic of Republic ity Kansas with Mrs Mario Vince of Hay-Ward.

A. Allen Foothill Boulevard Oregon Washi Nina Duprey Seattle Avid Allens Los Angeles Republicity Kansas Mia Mario Vince Hay- Ward Republic City

Hayward WSCS to Begin Fiscal Year With New Officers

Hayward Woman's Society of Christian Service plans its new fiscal year with a June 2 meeting at the church parlors. New officers include Jessie Almond as president and Vernon Bauknight as vice president. Committee reports, installation, and luncheon will follow. Members urged to attend with sandwiches and beverages provided.

Women's Society of Christie Service Hayward Methol Coura Jessie Almond Vernon Bauknight Lora Allen Cave Siydey Una Kelso Idasuyer Ide Kochler Eory Anna Bayley Blanche Shrader Willa Little Dena Mills Edith Christensen Olive Robinson Roberta Bayley Almand Myron Hervell Baik Nlak Wodeh Damo Gkingh

Catherine Russell Weds Rolland Schuman in Eden Church

Catherine Russell wed Rolland A. Schuman yesterday afternoon at Eden Congregational church in Alameda. The bride wore a white satin gown with Chantilly lace and a long train. attendants included Mrs. Don Yarns of Alameda and bridesmaids Mrs. Dads McClellan and Miss Roberta Dobson. Best man Lt. Charles Knocke, with ushers Clifford Healey and Edward Martin. The couple, Maynard high school graduate now to reside in Alameda, were observed by 100 guests at a reception in the church social hall.

Louise Russell Rolland A. Schuman Eden Congregational Church Vie Honay Don Yarns Alameda Hay~ward Dads McClellan Roberta Dobson Hayavard McClellan Dobson Aus Deff Russall Grace Sehunsin Charles Knocke Jet Hatuillon Knocke Suliman Sacromento Clifford Healey Edward Martin San Francisco Broom Merchant Marine Maynard High School San Jose State College Alameds

Jaap Nathe Wedding Vows Said in Sunday Rites

Montana Carol Jaap daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Jaap of Kinnaird and Harold Nathe son of Mr and Mrs Hubert Nathe San Leandro were married at All Saints Catholic Church with over two hundred friends in attendance. The couple planned a honeymoon to St Cloud Minnesota then home to San Leandro after June 18.

All Saints Catholic Chorth Harold ‘S. Athe St. Cloud Minn Bone Hubert J. Nathe Righie Montana Carol Jaip Robert of Kinnaird Juan Castro Valley Ln Nathe San Leandro Judith Woodhead

Social Security exhibit at Blank's store to aid area residents

Edwin Williams of the Social Security Administration promotes understanding of old age and survivors insurance benefits during a two to three week display blitz at Blank's store. Monthly benefits start at age 65 for workers and wives, with additional payments to widows and minor children. Williams will answer questions and accept benefit applications at the Hayward office of the California Department of Employment.

Blank Edwin Williams Williams Hayward California Department of Employment Ken Studio Phate

Wardrobe plan for Harriet summer ranch trip

A 12 year old girl Harriet will spend a month on a California ranch with a friend. The wardrobe centers on jeans as riding pants, plus washable cotton shirts in plaid, tailored shorts, skirts with elastic waistbands, and several dresses for movies and school. Include denim shorts and light blouses, two dresses, sunfast cotton ensembles, reinforced tops, sturdy play shoes, and a boxy beach coat. Also note one sweater and a short coat.

Harriet Han Tom Shiloh Yiel

Gee-Redfield Vows In Lovely Floral Setting

The wedding of Anne Beverly Gee to Donald Glenn Redfield was held Saturday afternoon in a floral setting created by dogwood and azaleas. Officiant Bishop Webb led the four o clock ceremony in the Latter Day Stint on Second Street. The bride, daughter of Max and Mrs. Glenn Hamptonford, wore a white organza gown with green and yellow sprigged detailing and a baby white orchid muff. Attendants wore yellow organdie dresses, daisies featured in bouquets and belts. Best man was Leo Sogsane. usher Willard Wustfall assisted. Soloist Alex Olszowka from Oakland sang “I Love You.” A reception followed at the church. the couple will reside at 637 North Street, Richmond. The bride is a graduate nurse. the groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Redfield of Richmond, worked for Standard Oil and served in the Army Air Corps. Many relatives attended from Grifley, Chive, Marysville, Walnut Creek, Los Angeles, Richmond, Oakland and Hayward.

Pativia Reid Smith Walnut Crook Sally Weel Albena Woodhead Nellower Girl Lillian Giexehe Berkeley Williauy A. Rossman Oi 7 Raymond Boweher Ernest. Sry Waid Rupert Dhaap Mary McCampbell Gnatro Jey John C. Groth Oakland Jaap Silveira Avenue St. Cloud San Leonilro Calaveras County Anne Beverly Gee Donald Glenn Hedfield Bishan Webb Second Street Miss. Ger Max Glenn Hamptonford June Geo Hogers Kathleen Rovinson Wastfill Ballavina Tenny Honaynant Leo Sogsane Willard Wustfall Wey Gye Inetvon Vernon Rogers Riles Alex Olszowka Olsowka Doone Careter Howly Ne Church Howe 1Uth Street Richmond Melvin Redfield Standard of Company Army Air Corps England Iran Gerimany Grifley Chive Marysville Walnut Creek Los Angeles Hayward

Chabot Home Group Explores Foreign Cookery

Chabot Home Demonstration Group met Friday at Mrs. Bully Celly’s Castro Valley home for a foreign cookery demonstration. Barbara Vojhy and Alice Robb led with dishes like crepe suzelle and apple strudel. The next meeting will be at Mrs. John Hutto’s Santa Maria Avenue home with Maryetta Hofman guiding the day on wall finishes. Four new members were welcomed: Morte Craig, Melen Mahrison, Ryelyn Reed, and Inez Shattuck.

Mines Morte Craig Melen, Nfarhison Rye-lyn Reed Inez Shattuck

All Bay Sewing Circle Plans All Day Session

The Sewing Circle of Castro Valley will hold an allday session starting at 9 a.m. on June 4, per publicity chair Mrs Jacob Duaikey. Mrs. David C. Hassen will handle serving duties and all interested persons are invited. Preparations are under way for a 29 apron sale to be held at the nose figure prior to the central fall serving sale.

Taith Tat Thera Castro Valley Jacob Duaikey David C. Hassen O. L. Larsen Circle Abont- Tan

Birthday fete honors Joseph De Graw by Junior Statesmen

Junior Statesmen honor Joseph De Graw with a surprise birthday party at Miss Louise Bersehelds home 22199 Lake Chubul youd after a performance of Down in the Valley. Attending were many Juniors from the Junior Statesmen including Phil Lowell Rob Edwards Helen Twist Bill Smith Diane Poole Genie Williams Ron Silva Genie Lavaille Bull Margie Swanson Ken Lester Gary Simonsen Alan Poston Dick Mills Dells Meehan Barbara Meehan Bob Stribling James Gleason Tom Reynolds Arlene Chadron Noel W Stevens Pat Williams Walter German and veelyn Dulellis. Larry Beresh brother of the hostess a College of the Pacific student brought 3 fellow students including Marin Kramer.

Joseph Tring de Graw Lowise Berseheld Lake Chubul Bull Margie Swanson Ken Lester Gary Simonsen Alan Poston Dick Mils Dells Meeham Barbara Meehan Bob Stribling James Gleason Tom Reynolds Arlene Chacdron Noel W. Stevens Pat Willams Walter German Veelyn Dulellis Larry Rerseh College of Wie Pacific Stockton Wis Hie Pat Marin Kramer

Sumner Book of Fascist lig Use season's newest styles

Patterns ready to fill orders immediately. State size desired and send pattern number No. 2142 with name and address to THE HAYWARD REVIEW Mission Street San Francisco California. Over 150 pattern designs for all figures and occasions with easy sewing and smart fashion notes.

Sulley Hayward Review Mission Street San Francisco California

Garden Center Twenty-Seven Hosts Spring Installation

Twenty seven members and guests from the Gilen Center attend the annual spring luncheon and installation of new officers at the Old Hearst Ranch in Pleasanton. Mrs Edina Church is installed as chairman with Mary Hau sebilet as vice chair and Doris Prouse as secretary treasurer. Aston Dreyer becomes publicity chair. Maryetta Tolman acts as installing officer.

Garden Center Hearst Ranch Gilen Center Farenc Pleasanton Edina Church Mary Hausebilet Doris Prouse Aston Dreyer Maryetta Tolman

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