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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1951
Page
7
In week two of the drive Fairview P-TA aims for full participation as Agnes Durant reports a goal of 100 percent. The first meeting saw 106 parents attend. budget and program for the year were reviewed, with fundraising plans including a turkey whist and a spit burner. The next meeting features a pot duck dinner at 6:30 PM on October 25 at the school.
YLI and YM groups of St Leanders church plan a joint Halloween party at the YMI hall on Carpenter Street chairwoman Mrs May Borre says prizes will be awarded for best costumes. Miss Mary Elizabeth Spread chairs a Nov 8 YLI meeting featuring a visit by Grand President Mrs Rost Allesreid of San Francisco.
A fashion booklet offering new lightweight styles with shawl collars and a vest look in cotton and wool. Includes wholesale order details, pattern department routing, and price information. promotes a wide range of garments and accessories with a 26 cent price.
In Clinton avenue home of Mr and Mrs Earl Honer last Friday evening Honer sister Miss Janet A Honer exchanged vows with James A Caldwell. Judge Lester Foley officiated. Best man Bill Swenson of San Leandro. Bride wore blue organza and taffeta with white orchid. Matron of honor wore pink orchid organza. Bride’s mother in gray street dress. Ceremony followed by reception at Earl Honer home. The couple, Oakland High graduates, will live in San Leandro after a wedding trip.
San Lorenzans Miss Edna Stenzel and Hattie Glanzel, pioneer residents, returned from a month long trip aboard the Lurline. They visited Molokai Maui Hawaii and Ohau inter island lanes, toured pineapple and sugar cane fields, the Dole Pineapple cannery, orchid gardens, and many points of interest.
The San Leandro Circle-Up club held a Halloween costume party at Bancroft junior high with the Merry Makers folk dancers performing. A beginners folk dance class was announced for the Amley high school gym tomorrow evening, led by Frank Lucue.
Bridge and whist offerings planned for 8 p.m. on October 24 in Trinity parish hall. Sponsored by the Evening Bridge of Trinity Women’s auxiliary, Mrs. Jean Johnson will be host. Refreshments included in ticket price available at the door.
Members and friends of the Past Pocahontas club gathered at the Caroll Oldmixon residence for a Bone corncil meet. Former member Charlotin McFarling arrived with her husband and two children from Arabia after five years away, sharing stories of life there. Katie Jedge joined as a new member while Aleda Wosterlund May McCuale and Louise Wheelhouse were invited by Oakland’s Troquals council to participate in a Guard of the Tees ee event. Mrs Bledie invited the club to meet at 4679 Castro Valley Boulevard next time, as the group prepares for a Felendahip Night. John Jey Thomas of Castra Valley and his spouse returned from Yosemite weekend trip.
A group from San Lorenzo district visited Children’s Hospital of the East Bay Oakland Boys’ Club and St Vincent’s Nursery and Day Home to learn how donations to the Community Chest fund local services. The tour included many women and men, highlighting care for private and part pay patients aged 1 to 14, recreation and guidance for 7 to 18 year olds, and nursery aid for working mothers’ children.
The Orpheus club of Hayward High gathered at Mrs. Ann Hampton’s Castro Valley home to induct new junior Miss Hampton, Jeanne Leard as treasurer, and Carolyn Rimond as recording secretary. Honorary members present included Howard Settle Barbara Rumsey and Margaret Winkler. Sponsors Mr. and Mrs. Ed White hosted and provided a Liszt performance.
San Lorenzo Pack 6 Cub Scouts and families joined their sons for a Redwood picnic along the Oak- Janet trail. Planned as a “Just for fun” outing by the pack committee the event featured whitec climbing and hiking with time for rest and a snack break.
Mrs Mira Rogers of 618 Medrone Street combines homemaking and crafts restoring antiques there at her home beauty parlor garage remodels and braided rugs. She owns heirloom pieces including 1800s marble-top walnut furniture and a 1797 John Willet book, with a Mayflower lineage traced by Florence Dunnven. A rummage sale planned by her mother Mrs Movion Juhyyor supports the General E. M. Lewis auxiliary of United Social War Veterans.
University of Cincinnati remedial reading instructor P Woot reports women in an eight week course improved reading speed by 16 to 22 points on average, with many women and some men benefiting. The study tracked through beginning and end tests, noting gains across professions and personal aims.
A mid century fashion column notes cotton fabrics gaining prominence alongside wool for winter wear including coats. It highlights cottons developed by Ot James Co New York and mentions velvetines and beiges. Designers such as Claire Mc Cardell and Coxon propose coats and tailored pieces pairing cotton suiting with daywear and evening outfits.
Bay Area Builders sponsor a home furnishings clinic led by Amy Ara petot of study, inviting housewives to assess color and furnishing choices for family life. The hourlong clinic answers questions on how to select colors, fabrics, and furniture to suit homes, with expert guidance and product demonstrations.
Seventh annual chrysanthemum show opens at Lakeside Park Nursery in Sunay October 23. G R Auguston park board director says 70 new varieties on display from the paint system. Free lectures Thursdays by Robert J Ammerman, head nursery man, and assistants Gorden group. Reservations requested for special lectures in November.
A fragmented OCR item mentions Luella Boypen and local leaders planning a tea event for autumn and a list of names and items. The readable parts reference sisters hosting a tea, with unclear names and items following.
Mrs. EU Lum, a 1213 fone committee member from Heyward area, attends the national Girl Scout convention in Boston. She will visit friends in New York and Florida during the four day event, with plans to meet Mrs. Florence Mo in Wilmington and other contacts in Cantro Valley and nearby towns.
Mrs. Carl Canright was the guest of honor at a baby shower held at her Kelly Street home last week. Guests included Mrs. Mur. Gomes, Eddie Gomes Jr., Mrs. Jack Morrin, Mrs. Mary Leiis, Mrs. Gahe Lemos, Mrs. Anne Bar, Mrs. Joe Rose, Miss Lydia Fialjos, Mrs. Ole Hansen, and Jancey Hongen, who brought gifts and inscribed cake.
San Leandro Fire Chief Whitaker addressed Decoto PTA at Decoto Elementary Tuesday. The talk covered home fire safety and main causes of house fires and prevention. Mrs John Navas presided and the group voted to donate $18 for records to be distributed to the elementary school.
Woodcraff Guardian outlines a yearly project to fund meals for patients at a hospital and gifts for children at a care home in Alamanda region. The description notes a late October meeting with Mrs Harrington and ATL Catret, plus a September reception in Modesto for district officers. Five members attended a district meeting in Richmond on October 2 and Neil Simpann attended an assembly in Onteland the following Thursday.
Local names appear in a scattered social update noting Mr. and Mrs. Clprance Hensel man and daughter Nancy, Hanselman a Dodge employee, and Edward Klappert visiting from New York with relatives in Hayward. The item mentions a TWA photo return, a Marilyn Bay arrival, and a birth announced for Carol Rulio. Birthday dinners and parties are listed with multiple attendees and addresses.
Barbara Kelly to wed Jay Hopkins in a summer ceremony. Mila Kelly, daughter of Reginald W. Kelly, is an education major at San Jose State College, graduate of Heyward High in 1940 with honors. Hopkins, son of Dr and Mrs Ira Jay Hopkins, is a San Jose State business administration graduate and member of Delta Sigma Gamma.
The newly organized Ess Bay Chapter of the Hanywond Organ Society will hold a dinner Thursday at the El Curtain restaurant. Mr. Jod Wright, KCBS organist, will join the group in the Sherman and Clay organ parlor. Enthusiasts may contact president Mrs. Rajah Prentice at GL 1624 to join.
Miss Bonnie Engblom modeled campus favorites in sports clothes and acted as a bridesmaid at a Sunday fashion show by the OConner School of Nursing Alumni. The event was held in the Hawaiian Gardens to benefit the hospital building fund.
Hayward high school begins an electrical code class in Room G4 under coordinator John Names. Registration for candidates in Class Kes siong starts at 7 and runs until 10, with instruction by adult and technical coordinators.
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