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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1944
Page
2
A wartime feature profiles Mrs. Cucl Phillips at the U.S.O. near USC where sailors and Marines register, receive postage stamps, housing help, and locale tips. The article notes reunions, the desk as a hub of support, and a Marine in a sling among patrons, with a two year old in tow at closing.
Pattern 4584 offers white pique straps bodice on checked gingham with jumper and bolero in sizes 12 through 42. Size 16 dress uses 248 yds run plus 14k yds contrast. send sixteen cents to Ann Adams Syndicate in San Francisco with size name address and style number.
Red Cross invites Hayward women to join Grey Ladies. Interested applicants should attend at the Red Cross Hut in front of City Hall next Wednesday. Mrs Clarence Harpar announced, with Mrs G W Garthwaite chairing Oakland chapter to interview at 3:30 p.m. at the Jotal headquarters. An organizing wall by Army and Navy establishments aims to establish a Hayward branch.
Mrs Lillian Green and Mrs Bessie Falmer will report on proceedings of the Christian Churches of Northern California convention held in San Jose last week. The Women's Society of the Christian church convenes Thursday at 2. Green will lead devotions. Birthdays of society members will be celebrated.
The Couplers Club meeting at Mr and Mrs J Sabol home in San Leandro tomorrow evening will feature an outdoor dinner and campfire if weather permits. Campfire singing and games are planned. Several servicemen have been invited, announced president Mrs Perry Gabri.
A jumble of station names times and program titles shows a fragmented radio schedule. It lists KQW KGO KPO KFRC KPRC and others with hosts acts serials comedies and dramas including Tales of suspense and Cavalcade of America. The patchwork snapshot hints at a lively broadcasting day with many programs across networks.
Mrs Minnie Jorgensen will chair refreshments at the Valborg party to be held at Dania Hall Wednesday afternoon at 2. Assisting her are Mrs Marie Jorgensen, Miss Alice Jorgensen, Mrs Wilhelmine Johnsen, Miss Dagmar Johnsen, and Mrs Mary Jeppe. Reports say the Valborg dance last Saturday evening was a huge success.
The Women's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist church will hear a general lesson on Africa at its next meeting on Thursday July 27. Mrs Wilber Shrader serves as chairman. An executive session begins at noon followed by a luncheon at 1 p.m.
Fragmentary lines describe a girl and a boy near a grave and a shore patrol figure with a queshore natvolish pose. The text appears to mix dancing and drawing, with unclear relations and missing context for a coherent report.
Hans Opiard, chairman pro tem of the newly formed Chamber of Commerce, has scheduled a meeting of the group for Tuesday noon at the Green Shutter Hotel.
Hayward Acres resident Helen Louise Weigel promoted to Seaman Second Class after training at the Naval Air Technical Center Norman Oklahoma. She attended Sunset grammar school and Hayward High. The personals note various local residents attending events and visiting in nearby towns, including musicians and club members, with social updates from Garden Avenue and Sun set Boulevard.
Richard H. Ziser a Los Angeles seaman second class serving in the Navy has been making engraved bracelets for sailors and their sweethearts since he joined. He notes that many bracelets are bought by women for themselves with messages intended for their boyfriends in the service and the common inscription reads Hands off this guy below lon i.
A UsO celebration invitation invites members to a birthday night with dance instruction by Mrs. Don Leidig and Mrs. Clyde Engelund. The message notes 75,518 clubs in the United States with about 1,700,000 active members.
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