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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1951
Page
4
Hartley in Redbook decries low ministerial pay averaging 1800 annually, urging young church members to fund pensions and demand better compensation. Report notes 112,509 clergymen in full status with most earning under 5000 yearly, and per capita gifts in 1950 averaging 30.58, adding burden to sustain ministry and future church leadership.
Mrs. John Genso a Presbyterian missionary on furlough from Korea will speak at First Presbyterian Church Hayward tomorrow at 7 30 p m at the School of Missions She recounts the Seoul invasion in 1950 her evacuation to Japan and years of mission work since 1947 Her career spans education W C A and literacy campaigns with war refugees and she offers an informed view of Korea’s current conflict
A service in song will be presented at 8 p.m. tomorrow at Eden Congregational Church Sanctuary. The event, the church’s first of its kind, features One Choir and the congregation singing favorites including My God and In The Cherubim Song The Battle Hymn of the Republic and other well known spirituals.
An old sewing notice describes pattern No 2219 with sizes 14 through 48 and fabric yardage for size 18, offering 4 yards of 39 inch fabric and a 25 cent pattern order from THE HAYWARD REVIEW in San Francisco. It advertises a Fall Winter Fashion Book, up to date for all ages, with suggestions for holiday gifts and various wearables.
The Catholic Daughters of America San Francisco Archdiocese announce their fifth Annual Day of Recollection on Sunday November 4 at the San Francisco College for Women Lone fain as announced by State Chairman Share-the-Faith Charles Motitor. Reverend Francis A. Quinn will be moderator. Mass at 8 o clock begins a day honoring deceased members. Members from 317 courts are expected. reservations by Mrs M T Fossuth for San Francisco and Mrs Lao St John for Eastbay.
The Men tally Handicapped Children's organization will hold its regular meeting at 7 pm on November 4 at Luella Fuller School, 2141 Bancroft Avenue. An illustrated lecture by Patelek W. Fuller, city criminologist, is planned, with student Fred Vargas to perform a marimba selection.
The principal of a newly built Worcester county grammar school earns $54 weekly, which is $15 less than the wage of the lowest paid common laborer on the construction project.
At Faith Lutheran Church Castro Valley two Gideons reps urged support before services. Mrs. Jacob Junker, publicity chair, notes Gideons provide Bibles since 1908 with hotels, hospitals, and armed forces among beneficiaries. Since 1941 over 10,343 New Testaments distributed to service members.
Protestant churches schedule diverse sermons for tomorrow with topics including Reformation Heritage, Cleansing the Sinful, In a Thousand Years and The Pro in Protestant. Preachers C J Curtis Paul Kennedy Myron Herrell Richard Norberg Walter Luebkenvin Albert Hidy Fred A Sebking Paul Rhode and Mrs John F Genso lead services at Green Shutter Eden Eden Trinity First Presbyterian Hayward Tayward and other congregations with Holy Communion and evening services.
New Selpers introduced at Mden Congregational church include Mrs. Robert Clemens as Cradle Roll director and Mrs. Charles Allen as Child-care Department chair. Mrs. Adolph Oliver assists ministers in visiting parishioners to acquaint them with the church program. Mrs. Albert Groppe coordinates the Fellowship of Prayer and leads a parish chain of prayer for needs. Contact Rev Norberg or Mrs Groppe at LU 1-6182 to share in prayers.
The First Baptist Church at Hayward hosts a full day song service and business session at Fellows 1 670 Sunset Boulevard from 10 am to 4 pm with Lallie Osborne hosting and Elsie West giving the devotion. The Men’s Brotherhood meets Thursday evening in Fellowship hall with Harry Glover arranging and Rev Barney Cunningham as speaker. A Halloween masquerade and trick or treat event is planned for Beacon Bible class members Tuesday at 7 30 pm in Fellowship hall with Lyle Norton and Loreene Connee as social chairs and Pat Osborne supervising announcements.
St Joachim s, a newly established Catholic parish in Hayward, will offer its first mass tomorrow in temporary quarters at a site near Tresperiin and A streets. Construction of a new church is planned at a later date with parking available, as announced by Rev Bernard Burke, pastor.
Aletha TLabeamer and a cadre of church officials gather details on attendance and participation during November. The Rev Geoffrey C insles notes the need for engagement while others lean toward abstention. Freddie Fillie Buster and Ernest critique attendance patterns as Dr Schilling from Berkeley D Vety weighs in.
All Saints Mothers Club starts a month long membership drive on November 1. Kindergarten through eighth grade students act as drivers tracking progress on a pace chart posted on the bulletin board. Each day’s record determines the winning trade and monthly pennants reward the class with the most mothers represented.
Pastor C J Carrighs announced that 3 members will be received at worship tomorrow, bringing Christ Lutheran’s baptized membership to 239 after ten months. New members to be received include John Sawyer family and others, with several listed by name, while previously baptized members include Elizabeth Anderson and others.
Twenty San Lorenzo students attend San Jose State College this fall as it enters its 94th year. The campus enrollment sits about 400 fewer than last fall and 600 more than the 1957 spring quarter. Names listed include Bertsch, Horchers, Cooper, Cur tive, Evans, Pink, Haney, Johnson, Lee, Kuther, Meleod, Nichols, Pearson, Petersen, Ramer, Riley, Rossman, Shaffar, Starr, Teeslick, Thornley, Vean, Watkins, Weaver, and Williams.
Grace Notte Bay area Lutherans of the Missouri Synod plan a Reformational Service on Sunday Oct 28 at St Pauls Lutheran in San Francisco at 4 p.m. Prof Fred M Rehwinkel of Cone Seminary St Louis Mo will speak and is author of The Flood.
Seven sermons in seven languages will be delivered at Central Lutheran Church Oakland tomorrow as part of the Seven Sermons Seven Tongues festival. Dr A M Fhorsen of Castro Valley and other Lutheran clergy will lead services at 10:30 am 2:30 pm 5:30 pm and 7:00 pm in Norwegian English German Chinese Japanese Estonian and Latvian, highlighting the worldwide mission of the Lutheran church.
The Hayward area Latin Club welcomes eight new members: Carolyt Almond, Les Bartoholan, Doile Butler, Diane DeJusys, Tharlotte Engelfield, Charles Hartford, Carol McCracken and Teddy Pesky. They were initiated at the last meeting of the club.
Jin Cornwell of Hayward attended the Fall regional meeting of student governors in Stockton College last week representing Modest Junior College. The session focused on issues in student activities at junior colleges.
A quirky transfer offer describes a bald colorful rooster motif with a $44 inch size, designed for plaid mats, napkins, runners, and towels. It markets the Multi-Case ROOSTER DESIGNS Patte No 424 with complete transfer instructions and a pattern number CAROL CURTIS, offered via first class mail from Madison Square Station New York.
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