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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1945
Page
2
Directory listings show services across Hayward and surrounding areas with multiple denominations. Churches named include Hayward Methodist, Baptist, Assembly of God, Nazrene, First Christian, Salvation Army, Community Methodist, Eden Congregational, Grace Lutheran, and more, detailing pastors, service times, Sunday schools, and youth programs.
John Catholic Church announces regular weekday services at 8 30 a m led by Pastor Philip J Ryan. Monthly reviews are conducted on the first Friday at 7 13 04 pm with notices guiding parishioners.
Fragmented OCR text shows ABHLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH and Morning service, meetings noted with names Pad Gan and Ayentog. appears to reference a guest or guest speaker, a donation or offering of S200, and Friday event at an unclear location. Readers should consult the original notices for precise times and participants.
The Post Southern Baptist Church announces revival events led by Pastor Lorenss and Rev IEE Cure. Morning worship at 7:00 p.m. includes preaching and preparation. Training Union and evangelical services also listed with evening sessions in Behoul ALU end.
Charles Sorensen was named president of the Community Theatre group at its annual election held Monday night. Other officers included Phil Silver vice president John Stan devil second vice president Mrs Steen Magnus secretary Gordon Selwiner treasurer and committee chairmen Gerald Deving workshop chair Mrs Roger Stoll publicity Francis Sweeney original writing Mrs Gordo Bueal membership Carl Flatt production Barbara Atel play feuding chair. The meeting adopted a revised constitution as part of the night’s business and Sorensen entertained members with a black five specialty number accompanied by Mrs Wesley Gordon. Refreshments followed in the art room of Bre Harte school.
An all church banquet planned and run by members of the First Baptist Church will be held Saturday December 4. About 100 members are expected to attend with dolly berries and lighted candies as decor, an elaborate turkey dinner, and post dinner program including speeches, solos, and a vocal performance. Committees are led by Dorrr Uubbarderogrant and Voli Hemphill with chairmen Philip Chrishias and Leatrive McCarthy assisting.
The American Legion executive committee held an informal meeting Wednesday at Commander Joe Taylor's home. Committees reported rising membership in recently organized groups. New suggestions and post business were discussed and will be presented to members at the next regular meeting Wednesday at the Memorial building.
Officers for the coming year were elected by the Spanish War Veterans at their regular meeting held Wednesday. Morgan announced yesterday that the next deadline is December 1, and the event is set for December 1.
A garbled passage hints at a new wave in kitchen practice with quick to prepare foods entering modern households. It mentions streamlined ideas, early adopters, and the rise of ready items as a cultural shift in cooking at home.
At the UPPEC Council No 24 meeting in San Lorenzo Mrs Anna Silviera said a public dance will be held tomorrow at DES hall starting at midnight. Ticket sales and decorations are assigned to Mrs Mary Bettencourt Mrs Delphine Dias Mrs Mary Videll Mrs Margaret Dutra and Mrs Gladys Silviera. An Alvarado band will play. Tickets cost 25 cents at the door. A Christmas party followed the meeting with girls exchanging gifts.
Sewing club meeting of Heyward Chapter CES scheduled for today is postponed to Monday due to a member's death. Refreshment committee for the Christmas party includes Mrs Genieva Vaylor, Lowell Lucas, Mrs Boris Bailey, Mas Emma Larker, Mrs Flora Strobel, Mrs Eva Kileheul, George Dunkin. Entertainment committee is Marion Peck with Mrs Jesse Petergon and Mrs Oma Kalsbury.
Honor Grand President Sis. Marig Coryea of Sandos Gisind will be an honored guest at the annual Christmas potluck of UP RE Council No. 15 tonight. Mrs. Marguerite Benwa of Qadbhnnch the district deputy will also be present.
The note records that Rirtiadiy won with Fincorder for Mb Long of Piercy sheet observing her nailal dig in December. The fragmented text lists observers and a December date but details are unclear.
New York mayor Fiorello La Guardia announces he will start a radio commentary career in January under Liberty sponsorship. The Sunday broadcast on WY and the American Broadcasting Company network will air from 12:30 to 1:00 PST, with a salary above 100,000 dollars per year.
Notice lists events at Ashhind on Vecumber 12, Mt. Eden on Wycomber Wane, and Sunset on December 2 canceled. Regular schedule resumes the following weeks. The Upward group will not meet on Revember 27 and January Y but will resume meetings on January 8.
The Thimble club meets at Mrs Elizabeth Paterson home on Tuesday December 4 with final plans for the Palma Circle Christmas dinner at Dania hall on December 21 at 6 30 p m Reservations close at noon December 19 and each member may bring a guest Assistants include Elizabeth Harvington music Clara Kinsley table program and decorations Gertrude Roberts reservations and gift exchange Elizabeth Patterson and others help with arrangements
The Native Daughters bazaar, food sale and white elephant booth are set for Noudeck's Market on Main Street this Saturday with Christina dirt, bakery goods and other live bargains. Mrs Ethyl Young, president, says Mrs Ethel C Enos of Moraga Parlor in Modesto will visit on February 28. The annual Christmas dinner and gift exchange will be held December 20 at Castro Vo Gardens. Reservations are handled by Miss Doris Paxton.
Castro Valley Improvement and Social Club heard a talk by Miss Gorgas of Alameda County Mosquito Abatement on eradication efforts and DDT safety. Officers were nominated by Elmer Stout for the coming year, with votes to occur at December meeting. Committee members were named for local street issues and a January 26 dance.
The Pal and Sewing Club held its annual Christmas dinner at the Green Shutter hotel on Wednesday night with 36 Royal Neighbors and Sewing Club members. Mrs. Irene Wallen of Oakland installed new officers, with Anna Alsop becoming president and other officers reinstalled. The meeting announced the Poingetta Camp Christmas party set for December 13 at Dania hall and noted officers would be elected then.
The Veterans Auxiliary elected officers for the coming year at a Wednesday meeting naming Mrs. Ethel Febert as president. Other officers include senior vice president Ada Davidson, junior vice president Ten Bummington, chaplain Jenney Selby, historian Maud McDonnell, Sawset instructor Amy Sawyer, and cantavian Keys. Guards Helen Palmer and Veda Wilberg. secretary and treasurer to be appointed by the president. The auxiliary will join Spanish War Veterans for a Christmas dinner and party on December 19 at the Veterans Memorial building.
Tickets for a turkey whist fundraiser by the Young Tankos TM Institute at St Anthony's Hall Friday December 14 are now sold at 8 cens from YLT members. Two turkeys and about 15 other prizes will be awarded. The hall will be festively decorated and refreshments served.
A benefit event under Mt. siden Improvement club auspices will be held at the Maiden club on Friday night to raise funds for a veterans memorial. Tickets with prices including turkeys and deer to Mae Treshmonty will be sold, with supper served during the party.
Ethlyn Lee and Jerome Crawford led a committee setup for the December meeting. The group will include Meanu Vis A, B Morris, and Me anid C Nugle as members of the Devem ber committee.
Mrs. Joan Kostal and baby Kay of Baywood avenue returned home Monday after visiting Jostal’s parents in Oregon. Mr and Mrs Les Hartman and children Lester Donislet from Baywood avenue came back from a three day visit with Mrs Hartman’s parents in Fresno. Castro Valley PTA interior decorating class members visited the Paul Rhodes home on Castro Valley boulevard to inspect the Rhodes’ antique house furnishings.
Paul Collett, Braveward homeowner, was appointed publicity manager for the student body at Chives State College. Collett begins work immediately on this important student affairs post.
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