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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1955
Page
4
New York fashion notes feature three dimensional flower appliques on summer skirts. Designers mix fruit motifs and cherry prints with leaves, while home sewers can buy Nanine ready to sew patterns offering swimsuits, blouses, dresses and skirts in cotton across junior and children's sizes.
Linda Vista PTA plans a 8 p.m. panel in the multi purpose room to discuss incorporation of San Lorenzo Village. Panelists include Kenneth Aiken president of the San Lorenzo Village Homes Association Howard Kerder Alameda Planting Commission David Allen Home Association Board member and John Agnew C A Rogers past presidents. Area Incorporation Group will moderate. Public invited to hear pros and cons. Longwood PTA executive board luncheon this past week included retiring president Betty Gallagher honored with pearl earrings and necklace. Jean Cole president elect announced committee chairs. Tentative
A pattern brochure offers a no 3065 dress in multiple sizes with a spring summer fashion guide. Local Stanton notes report a bake sale plan at Super Circus market, a Longwood school meeting with officer installations, and Frontier Days pancake festival at Stanton School with child contests to fund youth activities.
The Daughters of Utah Pioneers Hayward Camp in Salt Lake City heard a report on the national convention read by Captain Celeste Brown. Seventy five members attended at Aura Kirk home with Ada Wiseman Grace Reinking Donna Barker Jessie Lund Margaret Clark Bessie Purdy and others participating in prayers duets and lessons. Elsa Luebker named prospective member. Refreshments were served by Aura Kirk co hosts Elsie Willis Wene Ross and Alice Wilchoff.
The Township Jurior Women's club plans its annual end of year event on June 1 at the township country club with Mrs. Dennett Dosher as chairwoman and several assistants. Guests will enjoy games, a swimming party, and a social meeting on June 9 featuring a book review of History of Washington Township by Mrs. Reland Bendel.
Mrs. Oliver C. Stivers, president of the Eden Hospital auxiliary, has called a special meeting for the gift shop workers on June 9 at her home with supper cafeteria at 8 p.m.
Beta Sigma Phi members will gather for an afternoon tea at the home of Mrs Barbara Holgaard 187 Via Esperanze San Lorenzo Sunday
The California State Fair schedule September 1 to 11 includes a wide crochet contest directed by Bert Abraham of Saltflower. Winners win an engraved trophy and national entries compete for over 3200 dollars, including a 500 dollar champion prize and an all expense trip to New York City. Entries use mercerized crochet cotton up to size 100, with classes for tablecloths bedspreads luncheon cloths centerpieces doilies scarves wall panels and other household items.
In Lincoln Nebraska Mrs Clara N Leopold home management specialist at the University of Nebraska says vinegar helps keep nylon curtains from turning gray. Freshly laundered white nylon curtains tend to gray due to room dirt attracted by electricity and a magnetic effect.
A concise moral observation credits Nathaniel Emmons with the view that intellect and virtue fail to flourish in a person who habitually misses or neglects their appointed duties.
BPW Hayward president Burnetta Brown returns from the BPW State Convention in Coronado to preside tonight at her Hayward home. In their first official roles, Stele Larsen, Eva Stivers, Kaye Lewis, and Cyla Ronchetto serve as vice president, recording secretary, corresponding secretary, and treasurer respectively.
Castro Valley circle 182 of the Ancient Order of Druids held formal officer installations at the Eagles hall in Hayward. Officers named include arch druidess Veronica Brajxevich and deputy grand arch druidess Alma Glordsn ine with a program of songs and skits as visiting circles joined the event.
The YWCA invites teenage and near teenage girls to join a summer camp at Camp Timbertall in Mendocino Redlands. Three two week sessions run June 24, July 11 and July 26 with total costs covering registration, board and room, transportation, health check and insurance. Views of the architect designed model camp are available by appointment at Oakland TWCA, 15 Webster Street. For information call Gien court 17996.
A brief quotation ponders the difficulty of giving wisely without multiplying sources of evil. It reflects on moral restraint in generosity and the complexity of doing good.
A guide to feminine eyebrow shaping using natural width and arched curves. It covers plucking starting points over the inner eye, spacing adjustments for close eyes, two color pencil shading, hairlike strokes, and methods to tame wild or sparse brows. Includes home removal of facial hair and a request for leaflet L-26 with a 10 cent request.
Garden center group at Showboat Oakland hosted a lighthearted event with about 20 members marking officer installation. Carolyne Bulock chairs the group, Edne Church is secretary, and Maryetta Holmen is the farm home adviser installing officer. Next meeting is a picnic outing.
Colorful rose motifs range from 2 to 7 inches for linens curtains aprons. Send 25¢ for Pattern No 305 with name address and pattern number to Carol Curtis The Daily Review 652 Mis aesitec San Francisco 3. Elif v The Needlework Guide offers 25 pages 150 designs for knitting crochet embroidery hair pin lace and color transfers.
The Confraternity of St. Anne plans to join the June 26 St. John’s Day event at St Edward’s Church Newark. Mrs Jennie Marks will chair the cake booth, with each member baking and urging a friend to bake. A meeting is set for June 22 at the Newark Youth Center to finalize plans and refreshments.
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