Barefooters Set Second Show at Vienna The Lone Ranger
Barefooters Set Second Show on Saturday night November 3. The troupe presents The Lone Ranger in Vienna and There's Stroedle on the Sage Tonight with dancers entering at 2 40 p m. Barefoot Players Inc portray barefoot acting with adults and romance amid a Danube city rustling gang intrigue. Bob Gumpertz returns as the masked rider with horse Silver and Scout, amid director Ray Coates praise. Several stages are being considered for future appearances.
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Haxywann
Naywari
Barefooters
Vienna
Stroedle
Baretces
Barefoot Players, Inc
Danube
Bob Gumpertz
Berkeley
Silver
Scout
Ray Coates
Coates
Wisdom and Peace: An Honest Life Begets Happiness
A reflective banner quotes Mary Baker Eddy on living honestly to reach higher virtue. The note links a peaceful life to wisdom and the happiness it spreads to others, presenting a moral meditation.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Good Gifts Aprons Pattern Offer From Hayward Review
The Hayward Review advertises apron pattern No. 3512 with small to large sizes and two pocket apron options. It invites 25 cent pattern orders to Pattern Department, 52 Mission Street, San Francisco, with a Winter Fashion Book offer and emphasis on Christmas gifts and wearables.
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Hayward
Mission Street
San Francisco
California
Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz Launch I Love Lucy TV Show
Hollywood report details Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz as they start their I Love Lucy program on GBS TV. The couple discuss glamour, family life and how their real marriage informs the comedy. Desi notes the show's weekly salary potential and their long dream of working together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia MacPherson
Hollywood
V.P
Lucille Ball
Lucy
Desi Arnaz
Cuke
Lacey
Jonk
Desi
UesiLu Produc- Nlans
Tuiey
Holiday Cookery F H Meeting Project
Holiday Cookery was the project demonstrated by Mrs. Sarah Tarby and Mrs. Frieda Olson when they hosted a Valley Vista Farm Home department meeting at the Barby home. Reports cited include garden club by Mrs. Ann Russell and county committee by Mrs. Barbey, plus travels from Mrs. Jacob Cook to Denmark. Attendants listed include Miss Marie Veacaleang, Mrs. Tarah Cook, Mrs. Ann Rutan, Edythe Sorensen, Mel Palmer, Thelma Gillman, and Mrs. Philip Carter with guest Mrs. Elsie Marshall.
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Sarah Tarby
Frieda Olson
Valley Vista Farm Home Department
Barby
Ann Russell
Garden Club
Barbey
Jo Gasho
Jacob Cook
Denmark
Marie Veacaleang
Mmes
Tarah Cook
Ann Rutan Edythe Sor- Eosen
Mel Palmer
Thelma ‘Ay Gillman
da Fdna Silva
Philip Carter
Elsie Marshall
Ashland Dads Plan Six Day Paper Drive
Ashland Dads club launches a six day paper drive starting Saturday to raise funds for monthly father child nights. Community members with papers to donate should call Gene Cena or Troll Oorey to arrange pickup.
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Ashland
Dads
Dads Club
Gene Cena
Trsell Oorey
Mrs John Maggi Initiated by PEO at Blossomway home
Mrs John Maggi was initiated into Chapter FH PEO at a Tuesday evening meeting held at the home of Mrs M J Pendergast ATS Blossomway. Miss Amy Jensen and Stella Larson presented a travelogue on South America. Plans were made for a November tea at Mrs Floyd Sparks home with MO chapter San Leandro and NO chapter Wayward guests.
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John Maggi
M. J. Pendergast
ATS Blossomway
Amy Jensen
Stella Larson
Hayward
South America
Floyd Sparks
San Leandro
Wayward
Mrs Jackie Lewis Hosts Surprise Baby Shower
A surprise stork baby shower honored Mrs. Baby Perry at the home of her mother Mrs. Jackie Lewis on West Avenue. Pink and blue stork themed cake, ice cream and several guests attended including Dorothy Sarader Jayce Mulky Nita Short Ice Douglas Mac Fields Rose Kroft Agnes Veronize Jey Machado Larrains Bat an Lenny Serzato Terry Mil anos Elsie Christenson Maric Ornelas Merge Irgens and Darlene Porlgorny.
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Baby Perry
West Avenue
San
Lenny Serzato
Terry Milanos
Elsie Christenson
Maric Ornelas
Merge Irgens
Darlene Porlgorny
Hill Valley Club Bridge Meet Highlights
The Hill and Valley club bridge section met at Mrs. Hassler's home with Mrs. West stress presiding over games. Winners were Mrs. Hassler Mrs. Wally Nelson Mrs. Ernst Mayor and Mrs. John Maggs. The day section meets Tuesday at Mrs. Nabman’s 178 Prospect Street with dessert at 12:30.
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Hill and Valley Club
Hassler
G. D. Weststress
Asea
Wally Nelson
Ernst Mayor
John Maggs
Horace Nabman
Prospect Street
Co Hastess
Restor
New Recipe Tricks For Tasty Hotcakes
Quick kitchen tips for varied hotcakes from coffee and cream pancakes to bacon stirred batter and warm maple syrup. Add butter to syrup for richness, melt nuts or fruit chunks, and follow precise coffee to water ratios for best flavor. Emphasizes breakfast aroma and simple substitutions, with a closing poetic line from James Russell Lowell.
Hollywood Director Attacks Movie Moppets Mothers
Hollywood director Rey Rowland denounces mothers who push children into film work as cruel and manipulative. He recalls private talks with distressed child actors and calls for a school to teach mothers how to treat talented kids, citing his work on The 5000 Fingers of Dr T with 519 child actors.
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Hollywood U.P
Rey Rowland
Rowland
Han Fe
Sean
Towland
Stanley Kramer
Dr. T
November Nuptials For SL Girl, CV Man
Sunday, Nov. 11 has been set as the wedding day for Miss Joan Parham of San Leandro and Don Peck, son of Mr. and Mrs. G.T. Peck of Castro Valley. The ceremony will take place at Our Lady of Grace church in Castro Valley with family members attending.
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Joan Parham
San Leandro
Don Peck
GT. Peck
William Street
Castro Valley
Our Lady of Grace Church
Benedict-Elect
Ken Peck
Hayward
Bruce Mundy
Oakland
Peck
Castra Valley Post Office
Architects Honored At Simonds Home
The George Simonds home at 10 Main Street hosts a Saturday cocktail party honoring newly licensed architects and their wives. Hostesses are members of the Women's Architectural League of the East Bay. After cocktails from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m., a dinner in Oakland Municipal Airport’s International Room follows. Social chairman is Mrs Scofield De Long, with assistants Mrs Simopis Mrs A Duselle Mrs John Lloyd Mr Frederick Confer and Mr Irwin Johnson.
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George Simonds
Pioneer Marks 90th Birthday in Santa Cruz County
Ninety candles lit a hue cake at Mrs. Sarah Mae McElliott’s home as she honored her mother Mrs. Frances Rosso on her 90th birthday. Rosso, born 1861 in Santa Cruz County, widow of Augustine Rosso of Los Angeles, raised 17 children with five living. Attendees included Rosso’s children, grandchildren, and servicemen, with gifts and buffet later.
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Sarah Mae McElliott
Locust Street
Frances Rosso
Meblliott
Cecilia Calvo
Frances Arebstus
Tranette Mitchell
Frank Rosso
Rosso
Madeline Dias
Mario Cruz
Rene Thompson
Carolina Furtado
Clifford Pratt
Carl R. Allen
Clyde Peterson
Sue Perkins
Jenene Robles
Angela Rodriguez
Richard Carlson
Ate
Rank Souza
William McElliott
Warren McEliott
Don McElliott
Pink and Blue Event Fetes Mrs Wilcox
Mrs Irene Wilcox was honored at a baby shower last Thursday at her mother Marya McGhee’s home 72 Castro Co hostess was Mrs Ellen Freeman from Salem Oregon Gifts rested in a pink and blue bassinette cake decorations diapers napkins and a clothesline of baby clothes Guests included Bonnie Whitwell Virginia Daniels Billie Price Jennie Wornick Nancy Ewing Ruth Borgstede Irene Kelly Marie Martotto Wanda Dashner Alice Merkel LaVera Pedigo Bernice Zimmermann Chicklé Johnson Shirsley Swift Lola Blue Dorothy Knobbs Jean Payne and Elaine Haygard
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Irene Wilcox
Marya McGhee
Castro
Fllen Freeman
McGhee
Salem
Oregon
Mesdames
Bonnie Whitwell
Virginia Daniels
Billie Price
Jennie Wornick
Nancy Ewing
Ruth Borgstede
Irene Kelly
Marie Marlotto
Wanda Dashner
Alice Merkel
LaVera Pedigo
Bernice Zimmerman
Chicklé Johnson
Shirsley Swift
Lola Blue
Dorothy Knobbs
Jean Payne
Elaine Haygard
Sunday guests at the J R Elrod home gathering
Sunday dinner attendees at the J R Elrod residence on Elrod Drive included Rev Jerome De Petcier OSM provincial of the Servite order Mariani and Letty Schmidt of San Francisco Leonard Peter scl KNBC violinist and his wife from Mt Zionness Lane San Mateo
Circle Six Sewing Club Meets at Chiappari Home
Members gathered at Mrs Mildred Chiapparis home 794 Jackson Street last week Present were Mrs Connie Cambra Edith Dolin Jeanette Cambra and Sandra Chiappari The next test meeting will be held at Mrs Connie Cambras home Foothill Boulevard
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Circle Six Sewing Club
Mildred Chiappari
Jackson Street
Connie Cambra
Edith Dolin
Jeanette Cambra
Sandra Chiappari
Foothill Boulevard
The Maternal Instinct and Modern Literature Reflections
A dense reflection on the maternal instinct as sacred and life force, contrasting primitive and modern women figures. It cites scholars and fictional works to discuss motherhood as devotion, danger, and cultural symbol, with scattered references to social events and a family gathering including Stevie and Saso family guests.
Unexpected Guests Attend Mrs Waite Shower
A stork shower for Mrs. Warren Waite featured a stamped envelope cake and pink blue accents. Surprise guests from Portland included Mrs. Luther Langley and Mrs. Smith as well as many relatives and friends. Mrs Waite plans to travel to the Panama Canal Zone to join her husband stationed at Fort Sherman.
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Warren Waite
W. Jewell
Gem Avenue
Castro
Luther Langley
M.rs. Smith
Elonnge Smith
Waite
Panama Canal
Fork Sherman
Confraternity Plans Turkey Whist Event
Members of a confraternity met at Mrs. Paul Sander's home to finalize plans for a Turkey Whist party on November 2 at 8 pm. Two halls are booked. whist at Alta Mive club and bridge at UPEC halt. Tickets from members. turkeys as prizes. Florence McCoy chairing spidge, Josephine Maves whist chair, Margaret Walters prizes, Mary Heffernaci publicity chair.
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Aly Rosary
Prises
Florence McCoy
Spidge
Josephine Maves
Margaret Walters
Mary Heffernaci
Colonial Acres Stork Shower Fetes Executives Meet Mrs Beatrice Bartle
The Colonial Acres club executive board met at Mrs. William Phillips home with nine members present. The parents club constitution was accepted for study and will go to the next meeting for approval. Mrs Beatrice Bartle will host the next meeting, with fifth grade mothers as hosts. A stork shower at Mrs. Jack Cla’s home featured many attendees including Janne Bartle and numerous named guests from San Lorenzo and surrounding areas.
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Colonial Acres Stork Shower Fetes
Beatrice Bartle
Coronial Acres Club
William Phillips
Western Boulevard
Charles Bender
Parents Club
Parents’ Club
Markham P T A Names Room Mothers At Meeting
At a meeting called by Mrs. Charles Bare the Markham P T A elected room mothers for the ensuing year. Rooms One through Nineteen list mothers and assistants. a smorgasbord dinner is planned at the school Wednesday evening and a turkey whist is set for November 16 at a team.
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Markham P-Ta
Avitners
Charles Bare
Fred Keil
Erwin Pastor
Vern Wagbe Thewns
Chitlys
A. E. Hawke
Latrzixe Machado
Redg. Smith
Pete ‘Her
M. M. Wright
RH. Jewell
Bare
All Saints Mothers Schedule Potluck Patlick Night
All Saints Mothers club hosts a potluck on Wednesday in the pol cafeteria with Meet the Faculty Night. Rev Mark Hurley of Bishop O Dowd High School will speak. Child entertainment provided. Mrs Benedict McNally chairs the first fundraising event of the season with decoration aides Mrs Anthony Nunes and Ms Joseph Goneales and a general committee led by Mrs Sylvester Silva Mrs Ignatius Krug and Mrs John Varni.
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All Saints’ Mothers Club
Pol
Mark Hurley
Bishop O'Dowd High School
Benedict McNally
Anthony Nunes
Joseph Goneales
Milles
Sylvester Silva
Ignatius Krug
John Varni
No man can ever be noble who thinks of himself first
A fragmentary quote discusses nobility and virtue, contrasting self concern with public virtue. It mentions Meanty and Dollinger and ponders who is well born, suggesting nobility lies in virtuous living rather than self centered pride. The garbled OCR ends abruptly with a stray word.
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Dollinger
Notable HaR wisdom and historic verse fragments
A fragmentary excerpt presents a mix of archaic aphorisms and misquoted verses. The lines evoke meditations on truth and thought, featuring references to Godfrey Saxe and Neaativs Bonar with scattered archaic phrasing.
Daffodil transfer designs offered by Hay Ward Review
The ad promotes ready to iron multi color daffodil transfer patterns for home textiles. It instructs sending 2 cents for pattern No 384, along with name and address to Carol Curtis at Hay Ward Review, Box 229 Madison Square Station, New York. Includes extra 5 cents for first class mail handling.
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Carol Curtis
HAY+ WARD
Madison Square Station
New York
N.Y. Pattarnn
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Castro Valley Teachers’ Association
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Tor Morgan
Mary Ceste
Albert Tingstrom
Dorothy: Bayliss
Small
Aaediura
Nlange
Peo
Jackie Lewis
Hill Valley Club
James Russell Lowell
Simonds Home
Pioneer
Job
Wilcox
Bev
Christina
Alde
Harding
Tim
Barry
Louie Saso
167Th Avenue
Stevie
Ann Duncan
Tammy David Dirusso
Charles Dk Luther
Patsy Jansen
Fovinte Woodby
Bobby Andimmy Saso
Bib and
Tucker
Confraternity
Turkey
West Idnd Avenue
San Lorenzo
Jack Cla
Norton Avenue
Brarile
Janne
Shirley Krorman
Dorothy Grafton
Jessie Davis
Folsom
Calif
Veravtie Griffeau
Edna Mullins
Gerry Davis
Bonnie Smith
Phyliss’ Hicks
Nelda Fischer
Barbers Bartle
Nona Renick
Mary Casey
Loretta Healy
Alice Ballon
Bess Bartle
Lucille Harmon
Charles Patty
Lena Silva
Helen Sarrids
Dorothy Corum
Shirley Crocker
Esther Englund
Marion Paine
Fal Baver
Juin Manning
Agnes Manning
Pat Clark
Virginia Warren
Mickey McCoy
Clara Jolson
Marion Martinson
Gertude Parizek
Let Take
Texerig
Mrs. Wayne’ Rod
Lillian Healy
Dorothy Dunsford
Helen Norris
Mari¢ Manning
Stacia Upton
Boots Barry
Mary Brooke
San Fran
Iisen
Ida Kaylor
Nancy
Markham
All Saints
Ece
Godfrey Saxe
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