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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1930
Page
3
Citizens debate site options for a $75,000 Memorial building with a $16,500 site purchase, asking if location and design affect use. Questions consider monumentality versus public utility, placement near city activity, and whether a gifted structure should influence site cost and control by veterans for the final bond decision.
A column argues Sunday offers essential rest and renewal for health and efficiency. It cites eight hour day studies and warns against seven day workweeks, noting fatigue harms production and urging adherence to a day of rest for balance and long term prosperity.
Churches list morning and evening services with topics at multiple venues. Evangelist Eddie Young leads evangelistic services, crowding meetings, with plans for continued preaching and further announcements.
Charles E. Lukens Jr. presides with Bible school at 9 45 a m a Bible story by Dr H S Davidson. At 11 a m the sermon is Rend Your Hearts and not your Garments with choir anthem Like as the Hart sung by Mrs Florence Cottrell. Junior C E F and Young People meet, choir decorations by Hayward Floral shop acknowledged.
Morning worship and sermon at 11 o clock with the choir led by Mrs Adolph May singing Communion anthem Lead Us On by gage Young People’s meeting at 6 30 p m Lord s Supper at 11 o clock Ladies Aid society meets Wednesday at the church regular monthly meeting with full attendance requested.
Rev J Viladomat presides at All Saints Church with mass at 7 30 am and 4 30 pm devotional. Sunday schedule includes 9 30 Sunday school and 4 30 pm mass with sermons. Confessions offered Saturday and Sunday. lent begins March 5 with morning services at 7 36 and 9 o'clock and further lent notices to follow.
The First Church of Christ Scientist at 1122 B Street invites all to Sunday service at 11 a m with the subject Christ Jesus. Sunday school follows at 10:30 a m. Wednesday service at 8 p m. Reading room hours are 11:45 a m to 4 p m daily except Sundays and holidays.
The Hayward plant reports 1927 to 1929 egg case totals rising from 24,240 to 78,871 with 1929 sales reaching 9,328 cases valued at 107,609.22. Eastern shipments include 24,874 cases from Hayward and 6,500 stored in Oakland ice plant. 36,775 go to Oakland and San Francisco. New members total 102 raising hen numbers to 76,800.
The Castro Valley Social and Improvement club will meet next Wednesday night at 6 o'clock at the Castro Valley schoolhouse. After the business meeting a whist party with prizes will follow, then a banquet with refreshments. All Castro Valley residents are invited to join. dues are 10 cents monthly. Membership forms available from any member or mailed to president or secretary Miss Alma C. Hoare.
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