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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1930
Page
4
An editorial notes small changes in dress and grooming lift mood and confidence, aiding success in daily life. It cites Gertrude Carver on a carnation for a tired businessman and contrasts male and female grooming rituals as morale enhancers, predicting broader acceptance of aesthetic detail.
Paris and London color reports guide New York stylists as blues dominate the season with aqua tones, greens, reds and blacks featured in lace frocks, chiffon prints, and versatile accessories. Frocks gain shape with long one side skirts and tunic silhouettes.
A well cast Hayward stage troupe presents A Quiet Affair at Hayward High School on a Wednesday evening to benefit the Hayward Garden Club. The cast includes Leonard Laidlaw and Mrs Rose Bulger with Mrs Florence Eichwaldt directing and writing the play. The program features school orchestra selections, Scotch songs, a high school quartet, and violin pieces by Esther Tobler.
The article explains sugar's dual role as energy and toxin removal by the body. It warns against excess sugar in cereals, bread, puddings, and rich pastries, and notes milk sugar can aid feverish or low appetite children. Lactose and corn syrup are discussed as alternatives, with normal digestion restoring blood sugar within about two hours after meals.
A second play titled The Garden's Dream a musical playlet by Mrs. Kelly will be presented by the Harvard Junior Theatrical school. The cast includes Helen Ashton Bertie Farm Major Madevillie and Jane Mendeville with a spectrum of comic and dramatic characters.
A cooked food sale will be held at the Silver & Pereira store at 10 oclock on May 29. Proceeds support the Companions of the Foresters of America. Mrs Doris Stewart chairs the committee with assistants Mrs Dela Cole Mrs Margaret Ferelia and Miss Florence Mitchell.
A notice of intention to wed has been filed at the county clerk's office by George Burton age 46 of 695 Atherton Street Hayward and Daisy Town of San Leandro.
A new water soluble lead colored pencil lets amateurs and pros draw on paper silk leather or wood then wash in color without fading. Colors can be applied wet or dry and fixed to stay true. housewives gain a decorative tool while artists sketch anywhere and finish later in the studio.
Mrs Anna V Staley renowned music teacher presents five pupils in a vocal and piano recital at Masonic temple next Thursday evening. Participants include John Paniaugua Charitone Miss Hettie Adams Miss Mac liver Miss Guido Mancini Belton Fleisher with Prof Charles Blank Arthur T Simmons and Mrs Staley on piano. Paniaugua plans to pursue motion picture work after the recital. The program features classic numbers led by Kohlmann Tschaikowsky and Liszt Chopin Rachmaninoff works with Widor Serenade to close.
Art Wilson reports the birth of four healthy calves at Riverside U P. The event highlights a rare livestock occurrence with a thriving farmer observing the newborns and their mother in the pen.
The Cheerful Workers circle of the Ladies Aid invites all to a church dinner in the Methodist parlor Tuesday from 6 to 7:30 PM. Mrs. P. W. Moody chairs, assisted by Mrs. H. Mo oAsh, Mrs. Ben Smithson and Mrs. L. A. Griggs, promising excellent cooking and dainty service.
The state railroad commission authorizes Southern Pacific to abandon and remove its Russell City station building.
A late guest should apologize to the hostess and the person seated at the table. In formal dinners, introductions should be brief. The hostess controls the guest list, remains calm, and ensures her guests feel welcome.
G Simpson of the Fifth Ward told Chief Louis Silva on Saturday that pigs trespass into gardens, damaging crops alongside horses and dogs. He questions city ordinances allowing hog raising, and notes residents seek legal remedies while considering goats for milk for children amid ongoing pest issues.
Fire partially damaged a four wheeled vehicle owned by J. Perez at 1168 D Street Saturday morning. Perez was cleaning the car when a small flame started near the front. He alerted the fire department and used a garden hose to extinguish the blaze.
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