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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1943
Page
2
Mrs Thomas Bullock at 21948 Fortish Boulevard entertained her bridge club with a guest, Mrs Charles Machiav, on Thursday evening August 14. Mrs Fred Myers won high and Mrs A P Fischer received low score in the 1943 Hayward Review item noting social event details.
Grand President Misa Mary C. O'Brien of San Francisco attended a meeting of All Saints Catholic church members in Tustin on August 19 as a surprise guest. Deputy Biss Mary Miss of Sei Leandro was away. Jennie Brougham was installed as first vice president and Heles Terra as second vice president. Reverend Walter Francia Reilly offered a short blessing. Lorraine Jones of Carmel and Mim Taylor also attended. A communion breakfast on September 1 and a vowing party on August 26 were planned after the business meeting.
Foresters arranged a year’s bazaar with plans announced by Mr Jevika Maris of RGA Beroud street. The event will feature stalls and live activities at planned grounds and will be held Saturday in October at the bazaar site.
A mock wedding event held for the Companions of Foresters included celebrations of wedding anniversaries for Mrs. Deasie Gahlin Alva Bem Maglids and Mrs. Bernice Christiainen. The gathering took place at Daniel Hall with Mrs. Mac Goniex presiding enjoyments and plans for a visit by Supreme Grand Chief Companion Mrs. Loraine Johnson in October. A bedspread was presented to treasurer Mrs. Looinge Ias and a decorative wedding cabin centerpiece featured a bride and groom while other tributes honored members Mrs. Brae Gomez Mrs. Zelda Riggs and Mrs. Hirshwap.
Dinner for departing serviceman Mronmd Drs. Waward Haran of 2069 Lowell avenue entertained with a Tarnwell dinner Tuesday evening in thet you Don who left the following any 19 dug in his drafting with the Army Air Corp. Guests included Miss Erma Holland and Jhomle Wagner of Derkeley and Ws. and Mrs. Day Witherell of Daytoga Beach. After dinner several friends attended a surprise party at his home. Attendees included Wianen Navida Masina Kop Beverly Barbara Bowman Billy Ana Slewar Gady Les Halmberg Jack Hudeon Earl McCune Frank Porter Dick Kennedy and Wayne.
The Job's Daughter group announces a formal Autumn Affair dance on Friday September 3 at a local hall with a social event and a promised orchestra. Plans are set for September 17 and 18 as part of the season's events with preparations continuing for a successful gathering.
Ronald Alien is identified as son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lawrence spending time with Alm and Mrs. Henry Flores of Alvarado. The report mentions $58 and an address placeholder, noting social ties within the community.
Miss Camille Aileen Lamson daughter of Robert Simon and Myra Bow Lamson married Marine J R O'Brien son of Raymond Q Erien in a Thursday evening ceremony at Hayward Christ Church. Rev Wilder Immel officiated with only close family present. A reception followed at the bride’s grandmother’s home Myra Bow Lamson. The couple planned a short honeymoon in San Francisco before returning to duty.
The Rebekah judge group held an August 19 gathering at the 1, 0O. H. Nall with refreshments overseen by Mrs. Craven and others. They planned a school day party for September 2 with Wee Hance Ternquist in charge and a table richly decorated with flowers and favors.
Hospitality Hall hosted August 20 a farewell for Miss Wolfington. The event honored Mayward, who recently joined the U S Navy. She plans training in New York City and to serve as a starting keeper at Hooters College. Mayward, a 1914 graduate of Mayward High School Union, left to defend the country.
Mrs Truman Andrews and family hosted a birthday gathering at 131 Soto Street for Nancy Andrews on August 28. Guests received favors of candy and Whistles while a decorated cake and refreshments were served.
Mrs Meyer of 21860 Foothit hosted a club gathering at her residence in the afternoon with members attending. The meeting featured sewing activity and social interaction among attendees from the Vergewlue club.
Holman hosted Trinity Splatopal church Guild members and guests at 435 Grace Court. Afternoon aloft under trees featured sewing aprons for a November bazaar while attendees listed include Mrs. Deane Miss Sanberg Mrs. Lewly and many locals.
The Potusetps Cains of the Royal Neighbor Lodge hosted delegates from nearby lodges at Memorial Park on Sunday August 22. A luncheon was served, with afternoon activities including games, and about fifty persons attended the event.
Ruth Artetl Grice Mueller and Sadie Mapes attend the Pocahontas Great Council convention in San Francisco as delegates from Pouvalouias No. 26. A meeting on Tuesday evening August 14 featured whist after business items were completed.
Rotary committee discussions address juvenile crime and lack of purpose among youth. Plans include solutions to reduce vandalism and transport to the hospital for a program. President Lester H. Newell and others attend, with refreshments served after the meeting.
The Baptist Society held a Pienie event at the First Baptist Church. About 75 attendees, including children who completed the summer Bible school, gathered in Highlands on Thursday August 19.
Michele de Becque hides from the Nazis as Robert Cortot debates fate with German officers. A dangerous escape unfolds with a bomber, covert rendezvous, and a promise of action to protect love and resolve. Cortot faces doubt from Windler and General Schroeder before a tense pursuit to Portugal.
In a tense pursuit all over a rural estate, Schultz, Pat, Grebeau, and Fleuron break through guards as British intelligence officer Pinkham reveals a broader resistance network. Michele teams with Schultz to evade capture, learning Cortot’s role in a vast Allied effort while engines of war and arrests ripple through the scene.
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