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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1958
Page
27
The executive board of the Mrs I J Sherman Sisterhood will preside over a meeting and sale on May 7. Harry Silver of 241 Tollsome Place will oversee a cake sale as part of the fundraising event.
The Rosary Confraternity of St. Patrick’s church will sponsor its annual supper dance Saturday evening in the school hall on Wells Street. A buffet dinner runs 6 to 8, followed by dancing. Parishioners of high school age and up may attend with friends. reservations in by tonight with Mrs. Robert Hennesey or Mrs. Frank Rosa.
Mrs Rita Nissenson and George Nissenson will be installed as worthy matron and patron of Temple Link at ceremonies tomorrow at 8 pm in the Fairfield Masonic Temple. Most Worthy patron Jack Rozene will install Mrs Pearl Karmasin as installing marshal and Mrs Nancy Nissenson as chaplain. Other new officers include Mrs Beverly Rosenfeld as associate matron Stuart Levin as associate patron Mrs Florence Sussman conductress Mrs Ethel Weinef associate conductress Mrs Nancy Nissenson marshal and Mrs Jane Silk chaplain. Jewels to be installed include Mrs Edith Blum homemaker Mrs Marie Frankel keeper of the faith Mrs Marcia Stern torch bearer Mrs Bernice Cooper friendly sister Mrs Beatrice Katz angel of mercy.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service at Newfield Methodist plans an 8 pm meeting with a reception for new members and officer elections led by Mrs. Dorothy Grierson. Miss Florence Coles will conduct devotions and Mrs. Mary McCullough will be the pianist.
The Laurel chapter of Women’s American ORT hosts an evening at 2285 Madison Ave. Mrs. David Lipscher presides as business session starts and a new officer slate is announced by Mrs. David Freedman. Miss Elizabeth Stoller introduces speaker A. Mauritz Johnson of the G H Walker Co to discuss The Working of the New York Stock Exchange. Mr. Ice hockey originated iCanada.
The Woman's Service League of the First Congregational Church in Stratford hosts a pot luck luncheon and program at Packard Hall at 12 15 p m with Mrs Andrew Harding Jr as hostess and Mrs Edward Boyden in charge of devotions Paul Griesy youth director will speak about Japan Griesy a Yale Divinity School student was a Carleton College representative in Japan serving as an associate missionary for two years He taught English and directed Carleton House Iwakura high and Doshisha University Kyoto from 1955 to 1957.
Columbus Ohio UP reports that about 23 percent of Ohio State Universitys 20 100 students are married. The registrar lists 4 032 married men and 498 married women among the student body.
Mrs. B features bold costume jewelry trends in Paris with two to four inch brooches oversized bibs and sautoirs in felt and colored stones. The piece advises matching jewelry to sizes and personality traits for a stylish look.
Sewing pattern notice offers a new Misses Wardrobe pattern with three neckline options and sleeves. Includes printed instructions and size 16 fabric yardage. Send 35 cents plus 5 cents more per pattern for first class mail to Anne Adams Bridgeport Telegram Pattern Dept New York.
Mrs Mildred H Rice of Danbury married Bryant Fowler Sarles of Hamden at King Street Christian Church Danbury Saturday. Rev Charles A Kennedy officiated with no attendants. Mr Sarles works at First National Bank New Haven. Mrs Sarles is mother of Mrs Harold Loveland of Shelton Road Monroe. They will reside on Richards Road Brookfield.
Bridgeport branch of the National League of American Pen Women will meet Wednesday at 12 noon to elect officers at 12 noon. Mrs. Jeanne Wade Frey will preside and box lunches with coffee and dessert will be provided. Reservations due today. Abraham chapter of B'nai B'rith meets tonight at 8:30 at the Jewish Community Center with refreshments served by several members.
Dr. Maria I. Klagel will speak to the Ladies auxiliary of St. Mark's Lutheran church tomorrow at 8 p.m. in Setland Street. She is a social worker with Lutheran Social Service for Connecticut and Rhode Island. Hostesses include Mrs. Edgar Andrews and Mrs. Theodore Erickson.
The Hungarian Evangelical and Reformed Church women meet tomorrow evening in Puritan hall with Mrs. Andrew Wargo presiding. A short business session precedes final plans for the April 23 dessert card party. Miss Edith Pall will show colored slides from Germany Egypt and the Holy Land. Hostesses include Mrs Ermin Lilla Mrs Stephen Bessemer and Mrs William Margitay.
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