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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1950
Page
10
Hillside Lads Club reports 60 membership applications in its first week of formation. Officials expect ongoing interest may ease club work funding. Local boosters and out of town supporters, including police and merchants, pledge regular monthly donations to sustain operations and programs.
Olympic Park Tava ington Maplewood announces a preview weekend May 6 and 7 before its thirty fourth season. Management says the bulk of the 1950 advertising budget will again be spent in New Jersey newspapers to attract new visitors. New rides and features are planned along with extensive oval displays and fresh green and white paint. The 4,000,000 gallon swimming pool opens May 27 for bathers.
A satirical discussion centers on Tom Tuttle who worships a teapot at home and resists Christian reasoning. The dialogue depicts contrasting beliefs about faith, tradition, and truth, with callers arguing for Christianity using the Bible while Tom clings to family habits and teapot hymns.
The text contrasts material desires with spiritual pursuit and cites prayer as the first step in finding religious truth. It notes that prayer provides light and strength to follow that light, despite social pressures and pleasures symbolized by figures like Tom Tuttle.
Saybrook will host a hobby show and handicraft exhibit on Thursday May 4 in the Coe Avenue building gymnasium. Sessions run 3:15 to 4:30 pm and 7 to 8:30 pm with ribbon prizes for each grade level. Florence DeCollis leads hobbies and Harold Eichmann leads handiwork.
Mrs Sophie Singer executrix and sole beneficiary of Herman Singers estate filed an application for probate with Surrogate Charles A Otto Jry.
A reader criticizes the Board of Education for delaying on the Columbia Survey findings. The letter urges a democratic referendum in June, calls for cooperation between boards, and warns against closed meetings and political interference. Signed by Mrs Mre Swanger.
More than 125 people attended a Hillside Lodge 1591 Elks testimonial dinner for former Deputy Police Chief John W. Mason at the Elks clubhouse. Speeches by Police Chief Norman L. Sanford, Charles Roark, Edward Hannon, George Hertzel, and James McCarthy praised Mason’s police service.
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