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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1951
Page
7
A study of multi generation households notes friction rises with size but harmony is achievable through respect for each generation. It urges recognizing elder adults as capable contributors, balancing privacy for couples, and teaching children to honor grandparents. Honest discussion and mutual respect ease daily living tensions.
Mr and Mrs PR Joplin of Paseo Largavista Salaxo hosted a family birthday gathering last week for their twins Tricia and Robert. The home affair featured a circus motif with decorations, favors, and a merry go round style cake. Relatives Stephanie ews Russell Robert Scott Eugene Me Barbara Beverly Sir Joyce and Lillia Lehr attended.
Readable text shows a department catalog from Jayward Review San Francisco offering fall winter fashion patterns and doll clothes. It mentions pattern numbers, sizes, and order details, with prices and decorative accessories for Christmas gifts.
An Ashland PTA meeting at the school auditorium will host State Assemblyman Francis Dunn as guest speaker. Paul Ehret of the San Lorenzo school district will introduce him. Betty Mitchell announced an executive search for chairs and a membership drive led by Anthony Andrade. A salvage drive raised 300 pounds with top prize to Ruth Ixbell’s second grade. Philip Silberman’s eighth grade won in the upper grades. Proceeds fund welfare projects and a Maywood program at Suisrise school.
Midway Lioness members honored children at a Hebe Jaween turkey dinner held Thursday night at Onstud's. Festivities included decorations and witch and Halloween themes. Games awarded prizes to Stevie Sasi, Barbara Selly, and Mes. Grave. The meeting focused on last readings of new by laws needing approval.
A dinner party was held last Saturday night at the home of Mr. sa Arthur Howell in San Lorenzo Cunpeta. Attendees included Mr. John Keshiver and Mr. Mrs. Weerl Langer and Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Lowe. Visiting at 1711 Lux Reyes were Mrs. Lou Clasche from South Dakota and Mrs. Harry Siwwright from Dee Moines Iowa.
Betty Martin’s wedding shower, hosted by Mrs. Janyce Walter, used yellow and green as the motif and was held Friday evening at 6287 Melody Way. Attendees included Christine Wit, Mariann Riffel, Barbara Langford, Pat Walitsch, Mande line Spangler, and Mines, with many relatives and friends also listed. Miss Martin is to wed John Zimmerman of Kansas City, Missouri, soon, with the ceremony planned at First Presbyterian Church of Sav Leandsn.
Mrs Wulfert of 14665 Washington Avenue has just returned from Germany aboard the SS Homeland sailing June 1 from New York and arriving in Hamburg June 32. She visited Boel and attended a Bran Relical Lutheran church confirmation class reunion with 147 attendees and many hometown friends. She has been to Germany twice before and arrived back in Oakland in 1914 when war was declared. She notes Americans’ automobile ownership and hopes German children may learn from American fortunes. En route she visited New Jersey Washington DC St Louis and Kansas.
A going away surprise party was given for Mir and Mrs. Ralph Stanley of 4085 Miramar as they move to Fort Drage to be nearer family. Ashland Improvement Club hosted and presented a handbag to Mrs. Stanley. a vote of thanks praised Stanleys carpenter work at Eden Community Recreation Center. Guests included several named ladies and couples.
Maryellis Hobson home advisor spoke on Treating Your Peel Wht at the Independent Freen Home Center meeting. Nineteen members attended plus Mr Anna Mendonca, a quiet presence, at the Frail Day home in Eden Canyon.
At a Wie Neve od Beevet meeting the SPRSI group will reveal its secret pals and start a new pal club. The event includes a dining and social hour with Mae Machado, town officials, and Mrs Foschine Bavelra in attendance.
San Lanse Travher’s association hosts the Autumn Escapades dinner on October 29 at 100 Beekman Road, San Lorenz. Each school plans a skit with prizes for best presentation and for unusual costumes.
Edith Kermis Roosevel t reports a New Yorker criticizes San Francisco dining after surveying over 100 restaurants from humble to upscale. She mocks Western steaks called New York cuts, laments lack of true French dressing, and notes stale salads, canned orange juice, and aging dairy.
The Italian group will send about 1 010 costumed performers to the California Festival of Nations next Sunday led by Italian-Amer icans in the Bay area. Opera tenorLeonardo Cinvale and accordion star Orlando Meniketti headline a 12 piece musical cast with six Paisano dancers from North Italy. Spaghetti will be served at the Italian exhibit in the International Village.
Mrs. Clifling EL Ivey plans a budget dinner for her five member family. The scene centers on her Mexican Rice main dish made with uncooked rice tomato sauce and spices. She notes it takes about 40 minutes to prepare and provides a wholesome meal using simple pantry ingredients.
Valley Teachers' Association held a special meeting to hear Harry Fosdick of the California Teachers' Association speak on personnel challenges and audio visual work. Bill Lockwood from Blue Cross discussed cooperative insurance. A later Baywood school talk by Helen Andrews covered audiovisual education with demonstrations.
Me and Mrs Hubert V Kelly of King’s Court hosted a duck dinner last week inviting friends and relatives. Their daughter and son in law William Beauregard and David C Kelly, plus grandchildren Julieanne Beau regard Michael and Diane Kelly, helped celebrate with 62 guests from Petaluma Oakland San Francisco Burlingame Berkeley and Hayward. A cake inscribed 1926 1931 and a wishing well with silver dollars marked the event. Local guests included O B Lingley Jim Flores Frances Art Phillips rank Demo Clarence Johtin John Lansman Lawrence Cl sth Anthony Taylor Hugh A Taving Janet Florence Ed Beauregard Harry Walker and Mrs Charles Machado Norothy Florence.
Castro Valley Choral performed for a Bret Harte PTA meeting last Thursday. Soloists Jenn Crow and Bethe Wells highlighted selections including Murmuring Zephyrs Star of Love Carmen ity and Chiapanecas. The group listed many vocalists and was directed by Charles Bulrduh with Ivan Crow and Duncan Lee assisting. accompanist Cass Bibeau. A patio potluck followed at Mrs Karl Phillips home with attendees including Mines Frank Wil keng Lowell Lass Richard Ful serson Jams McKinley Albert Giusto Archie Plummer Clif ord Grossett and others. Miller and Mrs Crawford assisted.
A birthday party for pets including horses Spot Ty and a dalmatian was held in a barn hay loft hosted by Gayle Peary and Diane ONeil with Sue Craig assisting. Guests from a Foidge and Canasta club attended along with neighbors and friends at 7991 Parsons and nearby San Lorena.
Accountants announce a Charter Dinner and officer installation at the Hotel Claremont in Berkeley. National President Vera Jran Babscoe of Los Angeles and Hazel Brooks Scott, national secretary, will attend and present the charter. Parry Mason Bean of the School of Business Administration will speak on How to Use An Accountant to interest members and guests. ASWA promotes professional advancement for women in accounting and offers monthly talks on industry procedures.
Ashland improvement club schedules a public whist at the Ashland school starting at eight o'clock each evening to raise funds for club projects chaired by Mrs. Pave Freitas.
Learn to knit knitted sock shoes with worsted yarn and rug yarn accents. Pattern No. 174 includes sizes medium and large with full instructions, stitch list, and decorative trim details. Send 25 cents for pattern to Carol Curtis, The Hay Ward Review, Box 229, Madison Square, New York 10, plus additional 1 cent handling for special mail.
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