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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1945
Page
2
A playful kitchen note describes cereal shells for pies as quick prep for Thanksgiving. It highlights baking shells, a fluffy pumpkin filling with spices, and a pie assembled in a crust made from cereal, offering a fast, practical method for a festive dessert.
Miss Porter announces engagement to Sgt Fred Kuael after a ceremony with 80 friends at the Porter home on Stan ton Hill road. They plan a January wedding with sister Winifred Porter as maid of honor and a bridal party including Towhette Shire, Joe Childs, Bethy Roach, Tacille Dietz, and Al Roach as best man. Porter, a Hayward Union graduate, will receive a San Jose State College degree this month while Kuael, son of Everett Roach, served 20 months in the Armored Divisions in Europe and is now stationed at Van Nuys Hospital.
About 100 members of Ashland Presbyterian church enjoyed a pollick supper and varied entertainment Thursday evening. Rev. H. J. McCall led devotions, Mrs. Hugh Douglas and Miss Naomi Lewis presented readings, The Rosary was sung by a girls’ quartet, and Catherine Pantages plus Mrs. Carl McGinnis and Mrs. Curtis Robinson performed. Music included piano by Mrs. Charles Pickens and accordion numbers by N. Smith. A discussion on building a new gymnasium for the church was held without formal business.
Suits are indispensable for the well crossed woman. Tailored suits suit business wear and evening outings. A quadrant suit by Fashion Prooks features rayon faille and a triped tie blouse, blending practicality with formal style for brides and daily wear.
Members of the ASUW Hook section met Priddy morning at the home of Mrs Russell Geege in Castro Valley. They continued work on USO scrapbooks and decided no further Book section meetings will be held until a later date.
The Taiyward Argo Girl Scout council committee met at Mrs. Russell George's home with six men present to discuss possible formation of Scout troops in Russell City and leadership resources. Attendees include Mrs. Pantine Osh, MM Mary Mickey of San Taveuae Vithige, Mrs. Esther Morin, Mrs. Barbara Criffith, and Mrs. Hoyt Hamilton.
Captain Helene Jean Cushing of the Army Nurses Corps marries Lt. W. Creigh at Fort Mason Chapel with a reception at the Officers' club. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cushing, trained as a nurse at Midlea Hospital and served in the Army Nurses Corps before Pearl Harbor. she now serves as chief nurse at Port Baker hospital.
Sylvia and Landrum, both locals, enlisted in the regular Army at the San Leandra Heervil ing station. They are processed at Camp Beale Reception Center and await assignment. The local Army Recruiting Station in Room 210 Guy Thi, Sian Leaner, remains open for enlistment inquiries.
A 960 voice chorus directed by Barbara Kyolt Henry will present a sacred music program at Hayward Union High School Thursday night Dec 13 at 8 15. Organist Hylon Claris will play In dulci jubilo and O Come All Ye Faithful. Mrs Henry will sing The Angel's Song and selections include carols by Irving Berlin and classical pieces, with Cantique de Noel Silent Night and more.
Hayward Rebekah lodge No 26 readies for Ina Lauderback president of the Rebekah Assembly of California with a December 6 six oclock dinner at the Methodist church. Officers from California join local members for a program, gifts, and social hour at the club dining room. Earl Leadon, local printer, celebrated his birthday on December 3.
Ashland Presbyterian Sunday school staff met to outline plans for the church Christmas program. Webb Vanlew led the meeting as superintendent, with arrangements for an all Sunday school program a party and a tree on December 14 and a Christmas cantata by Adults and Young People's choruses on December 24.
Relatives and friends gathered Sunday at Chstre Vo dens to honor Frank Movs, a veteran of three years abroad. The gathering featured a large turnout and a enjoyable dinner party as locals welcomed the returning serviceman.
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