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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1944
Page
2
Hayward story: Lucille Evelyn Spicer daughter of Mr and Mrs Irani E Spicer wed Paul Willard aviation machinist mate 2/e at parents home here Willard from Pearl Illinois has just returned from a 15 months tour of duty in the Navy unknown rest of details
The Union Ice Company highlights its role in preserving perishable foods from producer to consumer. It notes its support for 14,080,000 American homes with crystal clear odorless ice and emphasizes ongoing research, postwar planning, and future refrigeration innovations after victory.
The ceremony led by Rev. Otos D. Iron monger was quiet with only Spicer family members and the groom’s shipmates present. The bride wore pearl gray crepe with orchid corsage, maid of honor Virginia Spicer wore rose crepe with gardenia corsage. best man was Russell Winshey. After a family reception, the couple will visit Pearl, Illinois for 30 days before reporting to Santa Rosa. Mrs. Willard is a Hayward High School graduate who worked for the Western Pacific Railroad in San Francisco. Also noted are a Methodist Men’s Club steak fry at A. B. Morris residence with new president Harry Shiger, Foresters planning a bogan and war-work bazaar proceeds, a Mop party planned by Puing Council Pocahontas with Mrs. Louise Wheelhouse presiding, and Morning Watch broadcast by Rev. Myron Herveil. The Junior Circle of the Methodist Women’s Society of Christian Service meets at the church Wednesday at 1 pm.
Mr and Mrs Wilber M Shradens at 21573 Hagilind Ave will entertain the Friendship class of the Methodist church this evening at a oclock A Wiener roast will accompany the meeting Mrs Richard Lockwood of 001 Cherry Way has recently returned from Long Beach where she visited her mother Mr Lockwood who accompanied her returned to Tayworth a few weeks ago
A railroad employment notice invites applicants for a helper position in skilled crafts. Learn fast under seasoned workers with access to railroad passes, medical services, pension benefits, and a permanent job with rising wages. Apply via Employment Office MNT GON SL, Mk twel.
Three committees finalize plans for Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid tea and food sale to be held tomorrow from 2 to 4 p.m. Hostess is Mrs Walter Luebkeman. Mrs Harvey Kraft and Mrs Clara Alpers head the food sale, while Mrs Clarence Kester and Mrs Walter Alpers oversee fancywork. Tea will be served by Mrs Ted Schall, Mrs Walter Schulle, Mrs Herbert Alpers and Mrs Jerome Pope. Open to the public.
Three boys welcomed at Hayward Hospital over the weekend. Wayne Wallace Santos born Aug 12 to L L Santos and Dorothy Tavare, 7 lbs 9 ozs. Thomas James Jr Geach born Aug 13 to T Geach and Vera Marich, 7 lbs 2 1/2 ozs. A third son, 6 lbs 12 ozs, born Aug 14 to J C Verandes and Florene Mendes, at Oak Street address.
The 308th Army Band performs for the boys in blue and khaki and Hayward's junior hostesses at the Hall this evening. Dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Calbert Wilson and their daughter Arlene along with Mrs Isabell Brockman.
Mrs Isabell Brockman of Eureka visits Mr and Mrs Calbert Wilson for a week at their home on Hesperian Boulevard.
Rilla battles mother and social critique in a tense domestic scene about beauty, makeup, and class. She recalls harsh judgments from Mrs Prentice and another woman at the country club, feeling resentment at their imposed standards and envy of Mrs Prentice’s wealth.
Several San Lorenzo women attended a luncheon at the Leamington Hotel in Oakland last Thursday honoring Mary Azevedo of Mountain View, grand president of U P F P E C. Attending from San Lorenzo were ex-supreme vice president Mary O. Silva Mrs. Mary Borba and Mrs. Anna O. Silva.
In this installment, Madalyn and her husband companions face a judgmental gaze as she seeks social outings. The narrative hints at a double standard where a wife’s liberty to attend events depends on male protectors and escorts. The serial emphasizes fashionable pursuits amid moral expectations.
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