Christ held way of life program at Elizabeth church
Mrs. John Bockhart of Mont Play told United Presbyterian Wom en Organization members that the future of the church rests with Christian Education of individuals and congregations. The program aids local churches and colleges, conducts activities for children, and coordinates missions. More than 100 attended the recent family night program. Plans include a birthday anniversary calendar for 1962 with a goal of 1,000 names. World fellowship day is set for May 5 with a luncheon at Second Presbyterian Church.
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Mont Play
Newark
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Harald Brown Mis
Percy D. Berry
William Vale Mes
Frank Johnson
Ruth J. Cummings
Clarence Henderson
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Second Presbyterian Church
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Minors Fined On Liquor Charge In Newark Court
Three Newark youths were found guilty of violating a town ship ordinance prohibiting possession of alcoholic beverages by minors in Municipal Court on April 6 by Magistrate V William Di Buona. Victor Galente 19 and Anthony D Amico 18 were fined 25 each Edward Scanlon 20 was fined 5 and had his license revoked 30 days. They were part of eight arrested March 11 in Evans Terminal after leaving a car driven by Scanlon. A bottle of wine was found in the car. Some fled and were recaptured after shots were fired. Galente and D Amico were fined an additional 75 each for escaping rest, to which they pled guilty. Also March 25 three New York men were fined 25 each Charles Butler 30 Lawrence Campbell 29 and William Ford 25 were caught at Clin ton place and Williamson avenue in a Campbell car where a concealed weapon similar to a police nightstick was found.
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Ferry Street
Anthony D'Amico
Adams Street
Edward Scanlon
Walnut Street
Evans Terminal
Scanlon
Galente
D'Amien
Newyork
Charles Butler
Hillside Place
Lawrence Campbell
William Ford
Hillside Avenue
Clinton Place
Williamson Avenue
Campbell
Library Week Observed At Hillside High
National Library Week events featured East Orange Public Library youth services coordinator Mr. Learmed T Gulman speaking to Hillside High juniors and seniors on "Trehy Feet" as slides showcased Bulman's travels. Faculty were invited to a tea in the school library with new books on display.
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Learmed T. Gulman
East Orange
Hillside High
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Middle East
Mexico
United States
Calendar of Meetings and Social Events Across Local Groups
Portnightly Group Woman’s Circle will meet at Hillside Avenue School. Westchester trip organized by Women’s Association departs from Elizabeth Ave Presbyterian Church. Calvin College PTA gathers for their session. Conservative Sisterhood hosts card party. Till side Chapter 192 OES plans officer installation. St Elizabeth’s Guild Episcopal Church hosts spring card party. St Mary Magdalene hosts a Saturday Millside PAL dance and a Sunday fundraising party to close the campaign.
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Woman's Chir
Hillside Avenue
Sumsee
Westcnester
Women's Association
Elizabeth Ave
Presbyterian Church
Calvin’ Coolilue
Tillside
St. Eilanbeth’s Guild of Episcopal Church
St. Mary Magdalene
Millside Pal
Hillside Community Event Calendar Splashes May Plans
Local groups including Hillside Safety Council, PTA and Hadassah publish a dense May schedule. Meetings, card parties, luncheons, installations, and a musical concert appear across many organizations such as Hillside Democratic Club Italian American Civic Association and Lincoln area PTAs with multiple school and church affiliations.
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George Washinton
American Civic Association
Hillside Atlas
Unclear OCR fragment signals local event in January
Fragmentary text lists names and places with dates but key details are unreadable. The fragment mentions a person or group visiting a location on a Friday in January and references several places, but no clear event, outcome, or identities can be confirmed from the legible material.
Air Compressor Rental Service for Concrete Breaking
Local rental shop advertises air compressor rentals for concrete breaking projects and offers 24 hour emergency service for urgent needs. Equipment includes portable units with high CFM, suitable for on site masonry work and rapid material removal.
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