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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1925
Page
6
At The Churches Presbyterian the Sunday morning sermon titled The Royal Road to Freedom will be delivered by Pastor Josiah Daniel. Evening services include Inspiring selections and a 7:00 Senior Christian Endeavor. Graded Bible school starts at 9:45 with morning worship at 11:00 and Senior Endeavor at 11:06.
The morning sermon will address The discipline of difficulties and the evening sermon The Call of the Hour. Musical features include cornet solos by Robert Birdsong. Bible school meets at 9 a.m. and Young People's meeting at 7 p.m. Bible Study class gathers Wednesdays at 5 p.m. and will begin New Testament study. The public is invited to attend.
The new pastor Rev. F. Nelson preached at both services last Sunday. Large congregations attended as the Sunday school registered its highest attendance outside special days. The pastor and family are settled in the parsonage. The morning sermon titled Walking with God and the evening theme The Joy in Religion were announced.
Frank Marshall commissioner of the Diamond Jubilee committee of Eden Parlor of the No-Use Seas of the Golden West expresses sincere thanks to local business men and Hasward citizens for aiding a good showing in the Diamond Jubilee parade. The press is especially thanked and the spirit of cooperation is appreciated.
Centerville residents pursue travel and community projects as several members attend events and return. Mrs. Fred Rogers attends a Fire Chiefs Convention in Seattle with her husband, while Mr. Fred Dusterberry and Arwin Crosby head to El Dorado County for a two week outing. Local improvements include new lock boxes at the post office and cement sidewalks on Iain Street. Rev. C. H. Gatchell and wife plan permanent California residence in Oakland.
A meeting of Hayward Heath residents on September 22 organized an improvement club for the district. E A Hartley was elected president with officers and committees set to pursue a better road on Second Avenue from D Street through the avenue. A new school for Hayward Heath and a bouleverse conveyance for about 45 pupils was planned. Initiation is one dollar for three months plus twenty five cents monthly thereafter. A social committee was appointed and attendance is encouraged.
Sunol hosted a Red Cross picnic for Veterans Hospital patients with Mrs. W. H. Lord Mrs. F. V. Jones and Miss Lena M. Shimaick among the organizers. Volunteers from multiple chapters arrived before the guests to set tables in a shaded area. A feast of chicken baked ham potato salad hot rolls ice cream cake and coffee followed as thanks were extended to donors and to Elright and the Spring Valley Water Co. for support.
San Francisco reports the reappointment of James E. Fisk of Berkeley as State Adjutant of the American Legion. Fisk has served under two prior California state commanders and is a World War I air service veteran, currently a captain in the U S Air Service reserve. He also served ten years as assistant recorder at the University of California.
The Niles Rebekahs entertained the Alvarado lodge with a business meeting and a fine banquet. One new member was initiated. District Deputy Lang attended as guest of honor. Marion Ford of San Francisco is secured to entertain the Civic League of Women Yous next fall luncheon.
University policy restricts student car use and behavior, with strict enforcement. Officials stress compliance for campus life and safety, including travel and Lime scooter use on or near campus.
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