Change Stag Night Date and Woodmen of Lice Stag Night
Prank Alves will head the degree team of the Woodmen of Lice for their annual Stag Night postponed to May with a practice on May 7. The degree team includes Nat Pry Nel Nelson Miles ington Frank Alves Prank Cool A O Plmentel Steve Zucco fenic Lewis Henry Spiegel Harold Bay Hubert Kelly Tony Traga and Charles Machado. A steering committee meeting is planned for May 8 with Harald Bay Joe Tiago Jensine Olsen and Hubert Kelly representing Hayward. May 18 dance at Fruitvale is scheduled with East Mass Fraters committees hosting. Wally Perry will represent the organization at the Hayward Civic and Social club meeting. Refreshments were served by Gladys Kelly to conclude the evening.
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Prank ‘Alves
Woodmen of Lice
Seleded
Nat Pry
Harold Bay
Hubert” Kelly
Tony Traga
Charles Machado
Comittee
May
Harald Bay
Joe Tiago
Jensine Olsen
Birthday celebration at Porno Council honors honorees
The Porno Council 200 Pocahontas holds a social meeting in Dania Hall tonight at 8. Dorothy Fraga Mabel Hopkins Madeline Martin Louise Claypool and Beulah Jordan will be serenaded. Mrs Eve Ewix and Mrs Mabel Hopkins lead the event as plans for a new drill team are discussed with Mrs Goace Muoiles and Mrs Lilhian Oldmixon as co-hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Fraga
Mabel Hopkins
Madeline Martin
Louise Claypool
Beulah Jordan
Porno Council
Degree of
Pocahontas
Dania Hall
Eve Ewix
Mts
Wenena
Goace Muoiles
Lilhian Oldmixon
UPPEC Discusses Tentative June Program Plans
Mrs Anna Silviera led the UPPEC Council 128 San Lorenzo meeting with tentative plans for next month’s program including officer elections. Mrs Isabel Ollyuria and Mrs Clara Lewis served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Silviera
UPPEC
Council 128
San Lorenzo
Isabel Ollyuria
Clara Lewis
Prizes Awarded At Wednesday Card Club Meeting
SAN LORENZO The regular Wednesday Card club meeting was held at the Community Center with co hosts Mrs Lucile Elmore and Mrs Gwet Clarke. Prizes in prepa puree and bridge were won by Mrs Calland Mrs Pfiester and Mrs Richardson. Next meeting at Mrs Rice home via Mirable. Birthday greetings to Ed Frates of Frates boat shop for his upcoming anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Lorenzo
Lucile Elmore
Gwet Clarke
Marcella Pfiester
Bev Watson
Ida Russ
Mabel Greenwood
Ellen Skjelstad
Marcella Thomas
Viv
Jan Tooker
Avis Richardson
Sus Calland
Emelie Theile
Grace Jouldthorpe
May Day Festival Draws Hundreds of Young Revelers
Children and Brownies celebrate May Day with costumes, dances, and a school parade. Peggy Henry and Senor Gus Valencia win best dressed girl and boy trophies at Hayward Elementary. A May Pole event at Ashland School draws around 150 Scouts and Brownies, with 23 carnival booths and refreshments. Organizers include Bret Tarte youth council and Brownie leaders Mrs. Frilch and Mrs. Curley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Henry
Gus Valencia
Senor
Jack Rees
Hayward
deLey
Bret Tarte Youth Council
Alberta Peixoto
Ashland
Brownie
Seoul
Marion Frilch
Florence Curley
Elsa Sorensen
Helen Baird
Housewives urged to save fats to aid overseas shipments
American housewives are urged to salvage used cooking fats to boost fat exports and alleviate domestic shortages. Surveys show about half the salvage potential remains untapped with 62 percent currently salvaging, while the public is urged to enlist neighbors as helpers to double fat recovery and free up fats for essential military and industrial uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Post Houses
America
Jess
Church Group To Elect New Officers At Tomorrow Meeting
The United Council of Church Women will elect officers at tomorrow's meeting starting at 1:30 p.m. Mrs. Fuller Robinson presiding. The May Fellowship Day at First Christian Church will mark the council's first anniversary with a panel on four church challenges led by Rev. Carroll Odell Eleanor Langley Mrs. T. C. Harris and Wesley Gordon. Musical entertainment by Mrs. White's eighth grade from Russell City School. Tea and social hour to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Council of Church
Wome
Fuller Robinson
First Christian Church
Church Council
Carroll Odell
The
Christian Church
Eleanor Langley
T. C. Harris
Wesley ‘Gordon
Recreation Department
Radio and Community Alerts From Frayed 1920s Broadcast Mix
A fragmented radio schedule lists stations and programs from KPO to KSFO with music drama and town meetings, followed by a 1920s style social notice. The piece ends with a public health famine appeal urging clubs churches schools and women’s groups to assist in conserving fats and producing soap amid shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyb
DDT Proved Helpful In Household Cleaning Study
An inquisitive home economist reports on DDT from USDA and Army sources, noting its residual effect and potential as a household spray. Five percent DDT diluted in solvent is identified as an effective form for ordinary home use with standard precautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Department of Sericulture
Local Discharges From Camp Shoemaker Center
list of dischargees includes David C Pass at Stanton Avenue on April day at Camp Shoemaker center. Sgt George Nominee 20, son of Megotd Mrs Arthur Nominee, discharged after 28 months in Army Ordnance Corps with six campaign ribbons and a good conduct medal. Alfred B Olson MM1/e 19807 San Miguel Avenue discharged April 18. Harry Eugene Doran SK3/e 22743 Miller and John A Ramos F1/e 1088 Parks Street discharged next day. Stanley M Dean S1/1 1071 Lewelling Boulevard discharged April 21. John J Brady SR3/e BRS Second Street and Lloyd B Graybear QM3/e 21575 Meckland Avenue discharged April 14 from Navy at Camp Shoemaker.
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David C. Pass
Stanton Avenue
Camp Shoymaker Center
Sgt
Ceorge
Arthur
Texariana
Camps Y
Pomona
Mississippi
Beimae
Alfred B. Olson
San Miguel Avenue
Camp Shoemaker
Harry Eugene Doran
Miller
John A. Ramos
Parks Street
John J. Brady
Second Street
Lloyd B. Graybear
Meckland Avenue
Navy
Rebekah Lodge to Nominate Officers Tonight
Rebekah lodge holds its first officer nominations at the regular Odd Fellows Temple meeting led by Noble Grand Mrs Mary Charisansen. Elections occur in June. After business, members tour to San Leandro to visit Rose Rebekah lodge as guests at a Cour tesy Night. Six delegates attend the May 18-16 Santa Cruz assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Temple
Mary Chiris Iansen
Iindor
San Leandro
Rose Rebekah Lodge
Rebekahs
Santa Cruz
Tiny dies after giving birth to two toy terrier pups
Tiny a three year old toy tax terrier died a week after Tuesday April 28. She left two brown and white pups named Tiny and Tin bred by Mr and Mrs Leo i Wessman at 1560 LD street. The pups were nursed with copper and are now thriving. May is seen as rivaling June for nuptial month as marriages are planned at All Saints church this month with Father Fred Cook noting couples will exchange vows.
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Tiny
Tin
Leoi Wessman
LD Street
Wessmans
Fred Cook
All Saints Church
Han
Revival at Foursquare Church Extended One Week
Foursquare Church on Solo Street and Sunset Boulevard extends revival another week led by Rev. and Mrs. C. L. Hoffman of Los Angeles. Rev. Hoffman speaks daily on "Faith that Prevails" and Rev. Lulu Hoffman offers an evening essay "This Sensational Calvel" with services each night through Monday at 7 p.m.
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Solo Street
Sunset Boulevard
C. L. Hoffman
Los Angeles
Hoffman
Lulu Hoffman
TG Pan
PTA Food Sale At Purity Market For Saturday
Markham PTA will sponsor a morning food sale starting at 10 a m at Purity Market. Proceeds from cakes cookies salads relishes pies and other foods will go to the PTA Treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markham Pta
PTA
New Books Placed in Circulation at Hayward Public Library
New titles announced by library official Li hearlan George Marrigg include fiction works This Side of Innocence by Saylor Cunkdbwell a tale of youth in upstate New York in the late 1800s Delta Wedding by Eudora Welty offering a Mississippi plantation girl's view Yankee Storekeeper by ER E Gould a Maine storekeeper memoir Begonias and How to Grow Them by Bessie Raymond Buxton a begonia cultivation guide This Man Truman by Frank McNampton a life portrait of the president How to Play Golf by Sam Snead a beginner to pro instruction for golf.
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Hayward Pubsélic
Li+ hearlan
George Marrigg
Saylor Cunkdbwell
Mindy
Upstate
New York
Eudora Welty
Mississippi
ER. E. Gould
Maine
Bessie Raymond Buxton
Begonia Ela
Truman
Frank McNaighton
Sant Snead
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