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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1944
Page
2
The Camera Club will hold its monthly competition during a Tuesday evening meeting at the Castro Villa diner. Charles H. Leng will run the business meeting and discuss the upcoming Color Salon opening in San Francisco.
Plans were made for the Hayward Cine Club Christmas party on December 16 for members and wives. Jack Hobson hosted the meeting at 1388 Stafford Ave with Louis Lima and Charles J. Long in charge of refreshments.
John Stuart, newly engaged to Josephine Aldridge of Southport, was honored at a dinner held at his mother and stepfather’s home in Treasure Island. Attendees included Sgt and Mrs Pret Mahler and Mrs Rasmus sen’s family. Stuart served six years in the navy and saw action in the European Theater. He met his bride while stationed on the Atlantic Coast.
Christmas motif will be carried out at the next Catholic Guild meeting to be held at the home of Mrs Norman Stunt 1110 CSL on Monday evening December 4.
Patricia Jean Twist is the seventh child of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Twist of 4732 Meek Ave Hayward born on November 18. She is described as blue eyed and blonde with brothers Arnold 14 Helen 12 Orville 10 Woodrow 9 Mary Lou 5 Barbara Ann 3. The Twist family has lived in Hayward three years. father works as a civilian at Camp Shoemaker. Grandmothers are Mrs Henry Hoffman of Castro Valley and Mrs Mary Twist of North Dakota.
The Showona Council Dextee of Pocahontas votes on officers Monday December 4 at 8 30 PM in the UPEC hall San Leandro.
A series of birth notices report several newborns. Gail Ruth Waite, six pounds three ounces, born November 29 to Mia and W. T. Waite of San Lorenzo, mother formerly Ethelyn McGaha. A second baby, seven pounds one half ounce, born to J. R. Washburn and wife, unnamed. Timothy Jennings and Kenneth Malcolm Richard are listed as names for two boys born November 29 to H. B. Sharpe and K. M. Richard Jr., with mother Helen Hart.
A no host house warming will be given for Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Reed Jr on Saturday December 2 at their new address 16831 El Balcon Way. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Flory Cordeiro Mr. and Mrs. Hol Kady Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Senccal Mr. and Mrs. George Tomicich C. M. and Mrs. M. M. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. William Bowmen and Mrs. Don Smith.
A nostalgic column critiques a rediscovered “Doutor Book” sold for 2.98. The author recalls early volumes like “The Perfect Woman” and a Doctor Book series offering bargain advice on gender topics, hip different eras, and odd wartime curiosities.
A quirky reminiscence of Grandma on the prairie relying on The Doctor Book amid dangers and cold weather. The piece notes how herbal lore sits beside the Bible and photo album, while warning against overreliance on medical texts and amateur self treatment.
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