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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1944
Page
2
Local notice reports an award of a bell to Castro Valley Center. The item cites the center as recipient and indicates a formal presentation will follow at a community event.
The Ivy Fann Center schedules a Monday June 5 gathering at the Adobe building where Moe will discuss a trip to the University Review lunatu. The group will present a membership badge by the county chairman recognizing rapid growth of the Uaslro Valley Center. Members have risen from 20 to 62 active, and a postmeeting social for old and new members is planned, hosted by Mrs RR Williams with refreshments by Mr and Mrs A Penni.
Navy Mothers' Club initiated new members at a May 26 ceremony in Daniaball. Names include Mrs. Delle Ojeda Mrs. Pearl Christman Mrs. Florence Hemphill Mrs. Wilhelmina Cullla Mrs. Anna Baptist Mrs. Sadie Mapes Mrs. Louige Madsley and Mrs. Cassie Minnnett. The group plans a large dormitory for Navy men at Liberty and is gathering coffee jars.
Six members were initiated into the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary at the Veterans Memorial Building on Thursday evening May 25. District officers attended the meeting at Sanday, May 21 to 28. Local officers included Commander and Mrs Budgley and Mrs Andrew Monahan. The auxiliary also attended Memorial Day services at Lone Tree cemetery, where Officers Wadsley and Hibbard decorated graves of deceased comrades.
Elizabeth Lennert marked her birthday at home on a Saturday with pink, mug and yellow decorations and a large cake with twelve candles. Guests included Gwenny Lee Coyne Diane Stenble Sharyn Harris Patricia Mefegis Patricia Wisner Patric ie Denke Jill Lansman Jack Ganemin Neela Withrow Marilyn Vrike Barbara Joan Sepels Nancy Lied. The event followed by a later family gathering with Mr Kennett Patricia McDinnis and Mrs McGinnis at a Sanora picnic on Memorial Day.
Officers for the quinta were elected at the meeting of the Hayward Lodge of Rebekah. Delegates who attended the Lebah Assembly at Sacramento will make their report. Attendees included Mrs. Mildred Holyorke, Mrs. Nellie Newell, Mrs. G M Brown, Mrs. Sed ford, and Mrs. Gertrude Kyhered, among others.
Memorial services for departed members of the Royal Neighbors of America will be held at the lodge in Bantadull on Sunday June 4. A special speaker and musical selections will be provided and the meeting is open to all members and their families.
Mrs George Tawe hosted the Qorelard Mini n Center at her Treeday home on Foothill Boulevand. The project led by Mrs Maryetta Holman aims to clean sewing machines. Fifteen members attended including new member Mrs Roberts. Refreshments followed.
Leila May Paxman will graduate with the 19th class at Mills College on June 4. She is the daughter of Jr. and Mbps, Dalton Gordon Paxman. Paxman will receive a Bachelor of Arts degree in Some Economantics and is noted as a graduate of Haywind School Aid.
Trinity Church choir members will partake in a festival at St Pauls Enise Church in Galland with listed participants including Mrs Rath Lee Miss Oariy Lita Ravkle Corby Date and Jack Bhionkenship among others. Spectators Will AlLeid and Armer of Phoen Will Also Attend.
Catholic Guild will meet at the home of Mire Shiels on Cherry Way for a dessert bridge on Monday, June 5. Mrs Therma Barrie will be hostess.
Orla Close will entertain guests at 638 Sixth Street on Sunday evening in a Mexican buffet. Wilbert Davis, in the Army, active since February 1941 and Guadalcanal veteran, is identified. Mrs J S Maines of Finward will host her executive board after a meeting at Highvict headquarters in Derko-iry. Lenmar of the Larsti Monmonmibne Company will depart for Los Angeles on June 10 for a buying trip.
The Janioy Guild schedules a card party for Friday evening June 2 at the church hall. Names such as Mr and Mrs Harvey Beaneham and Mrs Blankenship appear among the readers list and the event is linked to church fundraising efforts.
Mrs Henningsen will speak before the Valley club at Dale Hall on Monday evening. Mrs Emil May, chairwoman, directs the program. Henningsen, president of the Herb Baviety, Ada county, and head of the Aboneda Come ty Federation group, will discuss community drag activity and its impact on society. She plans illustrated remarks.
Veterans of Kovels Wars Uiyowatrd post held a buddy poppy sale on May 20 and 27. J. A. Badeley, chairman of the local sales drive, reported strong participation and success, with assistance from Mininisley and aides, as programs supported veterans.
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