B'nai B'rith Installs Officers In San Francisco
The Central California Conference of B'nai B'rith chapters held an officer installation in San Francisco on a Wednesday meeting. Mrs. Jack Charnow of Carlos served as an officer with assistance from Mrs. William Hillman, Eden chapter president, amid a slate of to be sealed officers and new roles for leaders from Millbrae San Lorenzo and Modesto.
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Central California
San Francisco
Jack Charnow
Carlos
By’ Brith Grand Lodge District No. 4
William Hillman
tLdent
Eden
Jules Mit San
My Finke
San Lore
Sponding
Seer Polansky
San Cording Secretar
Harold C
Corres Clary
Harryancisco
Julius Greenoerg
Modesto
Ent
Mra
I Litman
Counachor Dalics
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Valley Bethel Job's Daughters names officers
Castro Valley Bethel 231 of the Order of Job's Daughters held a semi annual election at the Castro Valley Masonic hall. Elected as honored queen for the fall term was Miss Lorane Kovis with Miss Jerry Kerr and Jean Edwards as junior princesses. Joy Thompson guided, Marsha Monnet marshals. Appointive officers to be named June 14. Mrs. Roberta Irish, representing Grand Bethel, attended. Bethel 231 will initiate a new bethel in Centerville June 7 with Mrs. Gladys Christensen officiating. Officers and choirs meet at 6:20 p.m at the home of guardian May Thompson for transportation.
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Castro Valley
Grand Bethel
Bethel
Centerville
Gladys Christensen
Ay Thompson
USO Served By Auxiliary at Veterans Memorial
The Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliaries from Anzioch served homemade sandwiches and cakes to visiting U S military personnel at the USO in the Veterans Memorial building last week. Stage entertainment featured Carol Molenhour’s Junior Varieties. hostesses included Mesdames Latterne Philips Agnes L. Youne and Lois Carter.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Anzioch
USO
Veterans Memorial Building
Carol Molenhour
Cess
Latterne Philips
Agnes L. Youne
Lois Carter
Post
American Legion Auxila Information Desk
John Livingston
N. W. Forster
Jake Zavala
Castro Valley
American Legion Post 68
Pus
Grady Corbitt
Florence Parke
Allen Strutz
Roses decorate official visit at Irvington institute
Red roses adorned the meeting room as Little Rose Junior Institute 63 Irvington hosted first vice grand president Helen Krom Mel and officials. Judy Silva led refreshments while Jo Ann Rebello played piano and Emiline Rose performed two Hawaiian numbers. Attendees included junior institutes from Tracy Antioch and senior institutes from several California cities.
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Little Rose Junior Institute
Irvington
Helen Krom
Mel. Krom
Institute
Invington
Little Rose
Carolyn Rose
Judy Silva
Night School Classes Serve As Bachelor Hunting Ground
Night school courses attract girls from day jobs seeking bachelors in a city. Census shows 20–34 year old men outnumber single women four to five, yet social plans, church activities, and club life shape dating. Many meet partners in ceramics, wood working, or language classes, while others find dates through blind arrangements or social clubs.
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Elizabeth Toomey
United Press State
Far West
New York
The
YWCA
Park Avenue
Jane
Nuptial Mass Unites Boyle and Miss Maciel
Miss Mary Maciel daughter of Antone and Mrs Maciel Cen terville connects with Laurence Boyle of Minneapolis in a Holy Ghost Church ceremony on May 20. The bride wore a pale blue silk suit with lace trim. Attendant was Miss Mary Lau Thomason. Best man was Manuel Maciel. Reception followed at the Madel hone with a wedding dinner at International Kitchen. The bride, a recent U S Marine, will reside in Minnesota where the groom, a Navy member, is stationed.
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Mary Macie
Antone Maciel
Centerville
Laurence Boyle
Minneapolis
Minn
Holy Ghost Church
Mary Lau Thomason
Minnesota
Manuel Maciel
Modesto
Mrs Gene Hill Named Secretary for Spanish War Veterans
Mrs Gene Hill of 471 Maple Court Hayward was appointed department secretary of the United Spanish War Veterans auxiliary at the Long Beach convention. She belongs to Admiral Sampson auxiliary No 41 of Hayward. A reception for her is set for June 18 at 2 PM at the Veterans Memorial building, with committee led by Past National President Betty Bassett and Past Department President Vera Puls.
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Gene Hill
Maple Court
Hayward
United Spanish War Veterans
Long Beach
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Carol Curtis
the Daily Review
Mission Street
San Francisco
Farr Bureau home department teaches foil barbecue
Members of the Farr Bureau home department learned barbecue with foil paper and enjoyed the lesson as they ate. The patio meals demo at Mrs. Manuel Ferreira’s home in Niles featured barbecued meat, potatoes, and coffee can baked apples for dessert.
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Home Department
Farr Bureau
Manuel Ferreira
Niles
Clarence Crane
Marion Zwissig
Castro Valley Teachers Install at Dinner Meeting
The Castro Valley Teachers Association held its annual installation dinner in San Leandro at The Cottage. Melvin Cheney presided. New officers were installed by Beatrice Hampton. Gerry Lundstrom became president and other officers were named. Special honors went to Phyllis Hubbard and Ray Hubbard for their ninth wedding anniversary.
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Castro Valley Teacher's Association
San Leandro
Melvin Cheney
Parsons School
Doris Lewin
Janet Yrkkola
Eileen Rodgers
Bob Gaston
Roy Johnson
George DeGregori
Don Russell
Bill Hauek
Larry Milley
James Kerr
Phyllis Hubbard
Castro Valley
Ray
Beatrice Hampton
Kina
Association
Gerry Lundstrom
Bill Wilde
Bill Hauck
Lilian Duncan
Recordite
Mary Titus
Ernestine Wiseman
Dwight McKenny
David J. Dickie
Hawaiian Islands
Islands
Mevin Cheney
California Teachers Asociation
Helen Lags
NEA
Verna Paggette
C.V.T.A
Robert I. Hayde
Two Play While Hurt Third Girl Hears Recital
In Castro Valley two seventh grade girls, Barbara Scott and two friends Susan Anderson and Jean Raudon, performed at Barbara’s home while she recovered from a dislocated vertebra. All three study piano with John Hutto and were joined by family and local residents at Anita Avenue address 20290. Barbara remains home for three weeks as she heals.
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Castro Valley
Barbara Scott
Anita Avenue
Barbers
Susan Anderson
Jean Raudin
A. B. Morris School
John Hutte
Santa Maria
Allen Scott
Ronald
Phyllis Scott
Arnold Anderson
Eulalia Anderson
A. W. Raudio
Lynn Raudio
Everett Webb
John Hutto
Dianne Otterson
Dianne Allen
Arzella Stewart
North
Hollywood
California
Barbara
Nutmeg Branch Plans Fall Events For Nutmeg Children’s Hospital
Nutmeg branch holds meeting at Mrs. Dekker’s home to outline fall events for the Children’s Hospital of the East Bay. Mrs. Homer Poore reports officers meeting and upcoming hospital activities while exhibits for the November Exhibit tea are shown. Final plans for a June 19 get acquainted dinner are set with Mrs. Victor Boisseree as general chair and Mrs. Robert Clemens in charge of entertainment.
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Children's Hospital of
The
East Bay
Nutmeg
Jacques Dekker
Hesperian Boulevard
Homer Poore
Claremont
Ronald Setterlund
John C. Gutleben
Victor Boisseree
Robert Clemens
Gutleben
Heyer Avenue
Township Women Meet Tomorrow at Country Club
The Township Women will hold their last spring meeting tomorrow at the women's clubhouse on Parish Avenue in Centerville at 2 p.m. Guests Robert Crook James Brown Horace Acuff and Robert Eastland will present vocal and instrumental selections. New president Mrs Edward Chadburn will preside.
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the Country Club of
Washington Township
Parish Avenue
Centerville
Robert Crook
James Brown
Horace Acuff
Robert Eastland
San Lo
Edward Chadburn
Newark Supt Discusses Proposed School Tax Increase
Newark district supt Jack MacGregor will explain a proposed tax hike at the P-TA meeting in the Newark school multi purpose room. The district seeks a ballot in July to raise taxes from zero to 1.20 per hundred of assessed valuation. Eighth grade students will present the evening’s entertainment.
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Jack MacGregor
Newark
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Dinner Meeting Will Install AAUW Officers
The American Association of University Women will install 1954 55 officers at a 6 45 p m dinner at Villa Lorenz o with Mrs Sara Brown from the San Jose branch as installing officer and speaker. Also announced is the presentation of the $300 AAUW scholarship to Elene Dukellis and performances by the Jolly Reelers of Hayward under Lester Dunn.
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American Association of University Women
Villa Lorenzo
Sara Brown
San Jose
Brown
National Legislative Committee
AAUW
National Committee
Elene Dukellis
Sybil Schwarz
Donald Switzer
George Albert
Virgil King
Kenneth aAitken
Frederick Noyes
Ewin Gough
George Rusteika
E. J. Gutnick
La Vista P-TA Seats Officers and Picnic Plans
Mrs. Robert McNaim was installed as president of La Vista PTA at the final meeting of the year with Mrs. B Mathieson installing. Officers seated included Mrs. Lee Wellington first vice president Henry King second vice president Mrs. Eugene Jamison secretary Mrs. Thomas treasurer Miss Devenyns auditor Mrs. Julius Vanerwegen historian and Mrs. William Black and Mrs. Baker delegates. Corsages were given to new officers and past president pin presented to Mrs. Anderson who returned the pin to Mrs. McNair. It was announced eighth graders will picnic at Elderberry Park Nules on June 14. room mothers to provide refreshments. Phyllis Glassbrook is picnic chair.
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Robert McNaim
la Vista P-Ta
B Mathieson
Phoebe Hearst Council
Lee Wellington
Henry King
Eugene Jamison
Thomas
Devenyns
Julius Vanerwegen
William Black
Baker
Arther Jesse
David Anderson
William Kenny
Anderson
McNair
la Vista
Elderberry Park
Nules
Phyllis Glassbrook
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