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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1930
Page
8
The article promotes a Sunday evening Lent class titled Is There a God How Do We Become Aware of God and Why Do We Pray conducted weekly for one hour. It references Psalm 1 1 3 and Dr Bosworths What It Means to Be a Christian, inviting all to attend during Lent.
Charles E Lukens Jr introduces 9 45 a m Bible school with a China missionary talk. Eva Smadley speaks at 11 00 a m about China mission work joined by Dr Robert E Speer team. Evening programs include choir and debates with tunes, KTAB broadcast at 7 45 p m.
Mass at 7 30 a m and 10 20 a m with sermon. 3 30 children's mass. Sunday school at 10 20. 4 30 Sunday devotion. Confessions Sat and Sun. Lenten services include Mass daily at 7 30, Rosary and benediction Wed and Sun 7 30. Friday Way of the Cross 7 30. Children’s service Friday 4 p.m.
The First Methodist Episcopal Church on B Street near Second lists 11 am Morning worship with the subject Follow Me, 7:30 pm Evening service A Play Without a Pilot, 7:45 am Church school supervised by Rev C W Koehler, 6:30 pm Epworth Leagues for seniors and high school, and a Lenten reminder from The Wayside Pulpit urging Christians to observe Lent.
Bethel Full Gospel Church at 343 A Street lists Sunday school at 9 45 with Mrs. B F Sampson as superintendent. Morning worship at 11 on Pure Religion. Evening Evangelistic service at 7 30 on Dead Men with 30 minutes of sacred music beforehand. Bible study Tuesday 7 30 on the Fall of Man and Friday 7 30 pm Prayer meeting.
The Church in the Garden presents morning worship at 11 with a sermon by Richard C Day titled Shall We Obey that Impulse. Church school starts at 10 am and the Young People meet at 6 30 pm led by Norris Baldwin. A Lenten class led by Mr Day follows at 7 30 pm with reading and discussion.
Announcement that the Anderson barbershop at 544 Main Street was sold to the under-signed new owner J. M. Dye. The shop will continue first-class court-cots and prompt service with all old and new customers invited to visit.
The Entis church lists Sunday services at 11 a.m with the sermon on Substance and Sunday school at 9 30 a m. A Wednesday evening service at 8 p m and daily reading room hours from 9 45 a m to 2 p m except Sundays and holidays invite all to attend.
Pastor Rev. J. A. Shoptaugh presents Bible school at 9 45 a m morning service at 11 00 a m with the topic Membership in the Church Christian Endeavor meets at 6 30 p m and the evening service at 7 30 p m centered on Myself and My Redeemer and related themes.
NEW TODAY FOR REXT 4-room moderna house between Castro and Soto on Smalley avenue. Call at 735 Smal ley Ave milt3e FOR SALE-250-year-old pallets, culled out, a wonderful flock of fine layers, $1.23 each for the dozen, $1.00 each for the flock. Mrs. Nickerson. Hayward 58-M. 365 High street. mi5the TAP DANCING Weston School of Dancing-Tap, acrobatic, musical comedy and ballet. Monday evening ballroom class now forming for boys and girls. Call or phone 1490, Legion Hall. Friday afternoons and Saturday mornings.
The Review features Friday and Saturday specials from Theo Merer Grocery Co owner G W Taeger with price cuts on butter soap canned goods coffee shredded wheat salad oil and oranges. Acme Window Cleaners promote a clean up campaign while Kelly Brothers offer tailored suits and socks with wrinkles. Western Auto Supply highlights tires tubes batteries and accessories. Spark stoves are praised by Zambresky Furniture and Lenten cookies appear from Catrose Bakery. Jo Penny Co advertises crinkle spreads woven from cotton yarns.
Newton Jensen, former Hayward resident and Hollister hardware dealer, died this week at 68. He is survived by sisters Mrs Jacob Harder Sr and Mrs XN Peters and brother John Jensen, and he is buried at Hollister after funeral services attended by many from Hayward.
A large funeral service followed by a requiem high mass for Mrs. Mary Furtado at St John’s Catholic Church San Lorenzo. Burial took place at St Joseph’s Cemetery with pallbearers Frank Smith Enos Rodrigues John Rose Tony Morris M Silva and Thomas Lewis. Mrs. Furtado died Wednesday at her Ashland home survived by husband Joseph L Furtado and children Anna Coelho Harvard Carolyn and Louise Furtaffo San Lorenzo Joseph L Furtado Oakland and the late Mary Bertha She. She was sister of Joseph Frank Antone Lewis and Isabel Ping. Sorensen Brothers Mortuary handled arrangements.
A group of young friends hid in a dark room on O Neil road to surprise Dorothy Roderick as she returned from Oakland. Miss Charlotte Stephens organized the gathering turning from gowns to gingham, with games, dancing, and refreshments. Attendees included Grace Hatker Alice Prieste Mamie Steele Minnie Steele Jean Carlson Charlotte Stephens Stanley Stephens Norman Stephens Albert Rowley Stanley Rowley Hadley Cole Tony Sulliro Alfredo Barnard Leonard Roderick Gregory Ferring John Williams Walter Grass.
The freshman class hosted the annual dance in the high school gymnasium with Shamrocks and four leaf clovers in decorations. Raulmo's Troubadours provided music as students enjoyed the Irish themed event honoring St Patrick.
Melvin Krotzer who recently underwent cataract surgery on one eye is improving and able to be about after returning from Highland hospital. He praises the hospital care and food and plans to return in three weeks for follow up.
The discussion covers farm loans to ease farmers plight and boost surplus, with support for the Farm Bureau and calls for increased agricultural influence. Morrison reports experiments on stubby pears, proposing more growth on new wood and a gradual pruning shift. Senator Strobridge lauds Charles Long and Swett outlines a salt water barrier and a water-management idea using Lake Chabot overflow for irrigation.
The subject reports feeling very well following an operation on the other eye and anticipates returning to activities soon. No further details on date or prognosis are provided.
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