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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1962
Page
8
Mrs Teere will preside at the Women’s Serving as hostesses gathering. The Evening fellowship of Christ at Episcopal Church Stratford invites all women to attend tomorrow at 8 p.m. Mrs Frederick Cartwright and Mrs Grace M Morgan are noted attendees.
Mr and Mrs Dobrich observed their 50th wedding anniversary with Mass at St Catherine of Siena Nichol s and a reception at VFW hall Fairfield. They wed Jan 20 1912 at St John s Arctic Street Fairfield residents for 20 years before moving to Nichols 30 years ago.
The Women’s Association of the First Presbyterian church will install officers tomorrow at 7 45 p m in the chapel. Mrs Joseph Diaz Jr is in charge. New officers include Mrs Earle Lindsley Jr vice president world service and Mrs Diaz vice president program. Reports on the Piarae convention will be given by Mrs Frederick J Affisup and Mrs William H Cook. Slides will be shown and Mrs William E Burrows will report on the Synod Leadership Training Institute.
Laurel chapter of Women's American ORT meets at 8 PM at the home of Mrs Edward Epstein 1 Laurel Place. Mrs William Frankel president directs a program by Mrs Herman Kaden with Mrs Edward Epstein as program chair highlighting the Epic program supporting ORT apprenticeships adult courses and related projects to uplift the underprivileged.
Mrs. Carl Gerstenberg, newly named president of the Holy Cross Lutheran church Women’s Society in Trumbull, has appointed committee chairmen including Mrs. William Pekrus altar and altar flowers, Mrs. Raymond Dobelstein membership, Mrs. Clyde McHorney program, Mrs. George Stromp sunshine, Mrs. Emil Hamann stamps for missions, Mrs. Alan Eichstaedt hostesses, Mrs. Frederick Spittle worship, Mrs. Stephen Zatkalik publicity, and Mrs. Rying Van Wart and Mrs. Ronald Froehlich auditing.
Mrs. Howard Bull presides at 1 30 p m in the YMCA State street to conduct the business meeting of the Music Study club. Miss Mae Kelly will speak on Story of the Middle East in Pictures at the program chaired by Mrs Willard Baldwin. Tea arranged by Mrs Ivan H Pearson with a committee and hostesses named.
Fairfield county region of Women's American ORT will hold a board meeting tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. at the YWCA Golden Hill Street. Chairman Mrs Bernard Kaplan will highlight the Tel Aviv project with committee members Mrs William Feldman and Mrs Nathan Govitch. Guests include Tel Aviv chairmen from Stratford Laurel Twin Ridge Park City Stamford and Bridgeport chapters. President Mrs Herbert Steinhardt will lead the session and Mrs Maurice Bernstein will report a New York meeting. Membership chair Mrs Ernest Garrick will present plans for ORT Day on March 14 and Mrs Maurice Borsuk will discuss special projects. Reports on New York workouts will be given by Mrs Louis Mellitz scholarship Mrs Bernstein program Mrs Hyman Land guardianship Mrs Ernest Garrick membership ts Jack Pollack honor roll and Mrs Irving Hassman MOT.
Final plans by the Raymond J. Bower post CWV auxiliary call a Hawaiian Luau this Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. in the club room at 118 State Street with an orchestra for dancing. General chairman is Mrs. Evelyn Toth and arrangements lead Mrs. Gertrude Bestercy with assistants Mrs. Sally Stachacz and Mrs. Joan Kandrak.
Mrs Beatrice Cote and Mrs Rita Smith organize the event with food led by Mrs Josephine Hadar Alberta LaFontaine and Mrs Toth The Royal Neighbors Star of the Sea Camp will meet tonight at 8 oclock at 1482 Pembroke Street.
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