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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1954

Page

6

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.

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

Sundress With Cape Pattern From The Daily Review

pattern advertisement offers a dress and cape in one fabric, with ric rac trim and floral accents for the youngest family member. sizes 2 4 6 8 4 is size shown. 2 percent yards at 35 inches. send 30 cents pattern and address to Pattern Department The Daily Review San Francisco. spring summer fashion book now available with colorful designs for all ages and sizes.

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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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Gene Hill Maple Court Hayward United Spanish War Veterans Long Beach

COLOR TRANSFERS MOTHER DUCK PATTERN OFFER

Twenty four whimsical color transfers in soft pinks and yellows require no embroidery. Just iron onto children's play suits and linens. Send 25c for Mother Duck pattern no 327 with name address to Carol Curtis Daily Review San Francisco. Also a 16 page Needlework Guide in color with over 150 designs and two free patterns.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Jack MacGregor Newark tomor+ row

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.

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.

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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