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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1946
Page
3
The article describes a new sportswear silhouette emphasizing softness and freedom of expression. It highlights features such as swirling skirts with four-gored biases and unpressed pleats, back fullness, slow-curve shoulders, extended drop shoulders, and raglan sleeves. Palettes favor sober browns and grays with sugar colors like caramel and mulberries.
An Oakland couple, Alberta Rutter and Edward Moniz, were married at San Lorenzo First Community Church on Saturday July 20 in 2:30 p.m. rites by Rev. Homer Schwarz. Attendants included maid of honor Hazel Tiexieria and bridesmaids Mabel Hernandez Lucille Deponte. best man John Tiexieria. ushers Lawrence Hernandez Walter Abergolile. all of Oakland.
Fresh or dry herbs add rest and variety to meat dishes. Use three to five times more dry herb than fresh. Common herbs include basil marjoram savory rosemary and thyme.
The Methodist Youth Fellowship hosts a Friday evening carnival in the church hall with booths for games, snacks, and a cake auction led by Fred Grant. Volunteers include Miss Dolorron and counselors Rev. Myron Verrell and William Borek Sr. Proceeds fund sending 18 youths to the Lake Wahoo church camp institute August 10 to 17.
Ashland notes report dalin Connelly and three children Kathleen Sheila and Arty back from a week at Hobergs in Lake County. Walter Taylor family hosts a gathering in Oakland. Sterling Murchison returns home after eight months at sea with the Merchant Marine and will stay through October. Reverend Alexander Graner of Oakland to lead Ashland Presbyterian Church services July 28. Daisy Day Drum and friends note a Berkeley graduate visiting family.
The article notes paraffined paper cartons for butter are designed as clean sanitary containers. It emphasizes virgin pulp materials and tidy production standards, asserting that only lean sanitary materials are used in the packaging process.
Visitor Mrs. Francey FB Awalt of San Luis Obispo is visiting her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. McDarnlel, 15709 Vin Dekoansa. She formerly visited her grandson F. Awall, who recently returned from Arabia where he served in the American Diplomatic mule corps.
Mrs Esthereed hosted a social at her home with Della Leeds Roberta Flowers Vivian Wilson Marjorie Wilson and Henry Wilson. Leeds entertained Reed Flowers and Bishop couples at a pinochle party with Bishops winning grand prize. Eichor family returned from Oklahoma City. Weekend visitors included Hazel Reed Juanita Reed and Carrlee Johnson. Fishermen Covert and Butts reported No lick. The Butts enjoyed Yosemite Clear Lake Yellowstone and Black Hills trips.
Miss Matilda Laura Bell and Charles S Harmon USN wed in a quiet Sunday ceremony at the San Lorenzo First Community Church. Rev Homer Schware officiated as she wore white with matching accessories. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs A T Bell of San Lorenzo, will live with her parents until Harmon is discharged from the US Navy in Alameda.
Market quotes appear daily in The Hayward Review with a subscription price of 85 cents per month. The item notes current prices and trends for local merchants, providing readers with regular price benchmarks and practical buying guidance.
The APU MLC headquartered at 256 EH 14th will resume its annual picnic at Stoneybrook Park Niles Canyon on July 29 1946. After wartime suspension the event aims to draw attendees from across the state with J J Montero as general chairman flanked by a large committee of Haywards residents and guests from Napa Island Ton San Francisco and more. Dr C Fernandes chairs the reception committee and will help organize the event.
New books announced by Librarian George Farriar include fiction A Girl of the Limborest by Gene Stratton-Porter and non fiction Its How You Can Take It by George Colber Caner. Hong Kong Holiday by Emily Hahn and 70 000 to 1 by Quentin Reynolds are listed along with Walking Through My Hats by Lily Dache and A Solo in Tom Toms by Gene Fowler. A Lady's Pleasure and A Negro's Faith in America by Spencer Logan complete the lineup.
The public is invited to a barbecue and dance organized by supreme lodge leaders J. Pitta controller and A. Sousa secretary. The event is hosted to welcome attendees and promote community gathering.
Practical kitchen guidance discusses washing dishes with soap or soapless detergents, using soft or hard water, and draining and drying to save wiping time. Emphasizes drying silver and glassware with clean towels, and cautions that soggy towels breed bacteria and can contaminate dishes.
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