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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1944
Page
2
A fragmented church directory lists CRESHYTRETAN CHURCH 4145 B Sheet Otis 9 and CHOCHRISTIAN CHURCH on various streets with multiple services. It includes Sunday school at 1:00 p.m. and morning and evening services, plus Christian Endeavor and prayer meetings.
Herbert A. Farrar presides over a Sunday schedule at 670 Sunset Boulevard with Sunday school at 9 43 a m morning service at 11 00 a m Christian Fellowship for all ages at 6 30 p m and evening service at 7 43 p m regular weekly church activities outlined for the congregation.
Rev Julio A Marthis pastor announces Sunday masses at 6:00 and 9:00 a.m. with a Portuguese sermon, and a 9:00 a.m. children’s mass priced at 5.00. Daily masses run until 7:20 a.m. and 7:20 p.m., with multiple services on weekends. Local notices reference Saints Catholic Church on 10th and Second streets.
OCR fragment lists services and events at The Little Church in the Valley on Redwood Road Castro. Details mention Morning prayer and sermon by Mrs Hassler, organist duties, youth and ladies meetings, Sunday school, children's activities, and evening services with times across a weekend. Names include Udrey Matthews, Grindy Hearn, W. Q. Hassler, I. Morse Dryer.
Fragmentary local notices show ST joining a Catholic church with Sunday and weekday Mass times, and Seventh Day Adventist services on Blossom Way Montgomery Ave with Saturday preaching and special lectures. Salvation Army at 636 Atherton Street lists Sunday school, morning service, youth programs, and cadet activities.
Local church notices list Grace Lutheran Grace and Soto Streets services 7 30 p m Sunday school 9 30 a m church service 10 45 a m Foursquare Gospel Church 31686 Was 14th Breech Candle Pasta Sunday school 4 hat ay Morning worship 11 a m Tid0 p m Evening service Wednesday 8 50 p m Drayer Wesday Children s Methodist Chapel 6300 HB 4th Street Ashland Weedon minister Sunday school 1 a m Morning service Evening service 7 45 Mursday 7 48 p m Prayer service St Johns Fatheran Church Danie Wall Row Wolger Berthelsau Pastor 11 0 a m Morning service 12 60 p m Sunday school First Church of Christ Scientist 1182 Betreat Sunday school 11 a m Morning Service 11 80 a m Readhigttgem Lists in to S200 Dm Churches listed at Masonic Building B Street W T Webb Bishop 10 00 am Sunday school 7 00 p m Sadaroumoul Meeting 4 00 p m Friery Association Tak omy Retief Society Mullen Castro Valley Union Corner Church Show Wes at San Carine St
Native Daughters and Eden Parlor of Native Sons join for a joint Admission Day event on September 10 at Lawrence Silva’s picnic grounds in Niles Canyon. Members will discuss plans and practice initiation ceremonies for September. Refreshment committee includes Mrs. Maisie Lopes, Mrs. Elvira Owen, and Mrs. Annie Given.
At a luncheon at Mrs. FP. E. Holman’s home 435 Grace Cl Trinity Episcopal Ladies Auxiliary outlined a Penny Bus lunch set for September 7. No committee was named yet. Members spent the afternoon visiting and sewing for the fall banana. Mrs. Lorne Worfel served as co chairman of Thursday’s luncheon.
A fragmented church notice lists Sunday school times at 9:45 and services across several churches. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH at 1175 B Street shows morning service at 11:00, afternoon at 1:30, and evening service. ROSE OF SHARON at 12nd Ave includes Sunday school at 1:00, preaching at 1:30, junior and young people programs in the evening. BETHEL CHURCH ASSEMBLY OF GOD at 340 A Street lists morning worship at 11:00 and evening evangelistic service at 6:00 with a Tuesday Bible study at 8:00. (Pastors Myron Herrell, Rav., and Robert W. Pirlle noted.)
Mrs Elizabeth Hess Hayward area week-day church school superintendent will attend part of the Institute of Week-Day Church Schools of Northern California conference in San Angels which began yesterday. Mrs Park Gerdine and Mrs Anita Pearson instructors will attend as well as several Hayward council members. The week-day church school council of Hayward meets at the Baptist church next Thursday.
Mr and Mrs Griggs and daughter Jeannette returned Thursday from a vacation at Yosemite.
Pomo Council will be honored at the Pocahontig convention in San Francisco on Wednesday night with Mrs Bertha Hegmark and two other women acting as color guard for the flag ceremony. Delegates named include Mrs Mabel Stephens and others, while plans for a September bar party were discussed after a report on war activities.
Berkeley folk dancers perform for fun at the USC Sunday event. The group spins bright costumes and showcases national dances. They have a tradition of appearing at the Russian Festival in San Francisco each year. John Bittman leads the troupe with Ruth Ruby as program arranger.
The notice lists events at U S 0 including a Fleet City Band on Saturday and a folk dancing program by the Berkeley Folk Dancers on Sunday with exhibition activities for the public.
Mrs. Mivic Jacobs filed for divorce from Terrell Jacobs a wild animal trainer in Peru Indiana. She asked custody of three elephants a horse and the couple's twin sons naming the elephants Dudy Empress and Modoc famed for running wild and eluding pursuers two years earlier in Indiana counties.
In a theatrical melee on a movieland balcony scene, actors including Jon Hall and Antonio Laza clashed, Hall alleging a weapon attack. DA Fred N Howser signaled readiness to drop the case after parties discussed and Panama drew focus, with Hall back on screen as Marg Montez’ Egyptian slave.
A wartime style recruitment notice invites workers for diverse railroad jobs including helpers and skilled roles. It targets inexperienced entrants as well as seasoned workers, stressing steady pay, advancement, and liberal age eligibility with promising future prospects in Oakland.
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