Religious services and schedules for Bethany Pentecostal and Irvington churches
Tuesday 8 p.m. Miraculous Medal and St Anthony Novenas at Bethany Pentecostal Church 211 Baltimore Ave. Sunday 11 a.m. English Sunday School 2 p.m. Italian Service 7:30 p.m. Polish Service. Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Polish Service. Thursday 1 p.m. Ladies Prayer meeting. Also Church of Christ Scientist Elizabeth 1251 Fairmount Ave with services Sunday 9:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. Mid-Week 8:15 p.m. Mind sermon August 20. Correlative readings from Bible and Science and Health. Irvington Pentecostal Church 58-60 Paine Ave Rev Henry Graf pastor. Thursday 7 p.m. Christ's Ambassadors Service with speaker Chester Jenkins. Friday 8:15 p.m. Open air service Union and Springfield Aves. Sunday Bible School 9:45 a.m. Morning worship 11 a.m. Sermon Rev Graf 7:45 p.m. Evangelistic
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Bethany Pentecostal Church
Baltimore Avenue
Church of Christ, Scientist
Fairmount Avenue
Elizabeth
Tabernacles
Mary Baker Eddy
Irvington
Midweek Service and Bible Study Led by Rev Graf
A weekly schedule lists a Tuesday 7 45 p m mid week service and Bible study by Rev Graf. Daily Vacation Bible School runs Monday to Friday from 9 a m to 11 30 a m through August 25 with singing handicrafts and classes for all ages.
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Graf
Candidates Urge Officials Reject Rezoning Measure
Two Democratic candidates for Township Kirkpatrick and Milton B. Conford urged officials to reject the rezoning ordinance that would allow a two and a half million dollar factory on Evans land near Conant Street. They warned Hillside risks becoming a grubby factory city denuded of residences.
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Kirkpatrick
Milton B. Conford
David Evans
Conant Street
Evans Conant Street
Hillside Residents Oppose Industrial Encroachment Plan
A Hillside homeowners' group urges defeat of the Evans deal and warns against factories in residential areas. They urge protection of homes on the south and west sides, arguing industrial growth hurts taxpayers without clear municipal benefits.
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Hillside
Evans
Sims to join Hayes in new Hill Side partnership
William R. Sims of 147 Fairbanks street, retired jeweler and former foreman for Jones Woodland Co and Krementz Co, after five weeks in Florida, will partner with his friend Frank Hayes in a Hill Side grocery and food business venture named Frank's Food.
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William R
Billy) Sims
Fairbanks Street
Jones Woodland Co
Krementz Co
Florida
Frank Hayes
Hillside
Frank
Democratic Club Opposes Rezoning on Conant Street
Hillside Democratic Club voted unanimously Tuesday night against changing Conant street property from residential or park use to industrial or factory use. Delegates Robert Kirkpatrick and Milton Conford will present objections to the Township Committee and the Board of Education, citing anticipated truck traffic and disruption.
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Robert McNamara
Leslie Reed
Peron
Reed
Route 29
McNamara
John Lukashinsky
Fred Hintenberger
Edward Isbrecht
Henry Goldhor
Hillside
Democratic County Committee
Ctre Prembers
Goldhor
Lukshinsky
Ilbrecht
Frank Niseling
McNamara and
Edward Whalen
Conant Street
Hillside Democratic Club
White Street
Robert Kirkpatrick
Milton Conford
Board of Education
Letters To The Editor COMES THE DAWN
A Hillside Times reader condemns the Township Committee for buying Hillside avenue land for 28000 amid accusations of misrepresentation and land dealings. The letter argues a town hall site exists and criticizes zoning for a chemical plant and sales to a builder.
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Bright St
Hillside Times
Hillside
Hillside Avenue
Awakened citizen speaks on Hillside governance in election
In a statement directed at Hillside voters an individual criticizes the present governing body calling it an industrial committee and ridicules the town name Asleeping. The speaker vows to vote as an awakened citizen rather than as Independent Republican or Democratic.
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Hillside
Officials Reverse Stand On Rezoning
City officials flip their vote on rezoning amid objections from residents in the Liberty Park area. King cites protecting homes in zone A and notes public hearings remain available before final decision. Walter Howe, speaking for Liberty Park Association, thanks King and Hale for reconsideration of the residential zoning shift.
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King
Liberty Park Association
Walter Howe
Hale
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