Houses of Worship Services and Schedules
A listing of church and synagogue services across Elizabeth and Newark. Includes Christ the King Catholic, Ukranian Catholic, First Church of Christ Scientist, Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian, First Baptist, Franklin Memorial Methodist, Calvary Lutheran, Hillside Assembly of God, Faith Tabernacle, and Sinai Congregation with weekly masses, classes, sacraments, and prayer times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Hillside Avenue
Maple Avenue
Philip C. Hughey, Jr
Faith Tabernacle
Yale Ave
Cooperative Assemblies of God
Rev. A
Sutera
Ass't
Rev. J
Sinai Congregation
Rabbi Eliezer Cohen
Summer In Electronics Promises Spiritual Conquest
In Hillside and Elizabeth, services focus on Christian Science lessons about man's God given right to conquer evil. The September 1 program at Temple Beth El features Rabbi Milton Gerald Miller speaking at 8:00 p.m., amid readings from Romans and Science and Health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Mary Baker Eddy
God
Milton Gerald Miller
Conservatives Open Hebrew School Sept 7
The Conservative Congregation of Hillside announces the opening of its Fall Hebrew school term on September 7. Registration is daily 2 to 5 p.m. at 910 Salem Avenue under Principal Bertha Zion. The school uses progressive methods with audio-visual aids and serves ages 6 to 16 with Bar Mitzvah, Bas Mitzvah, and youth programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Salem Avenue
Bertha Zion
United Synagogue of America
United Synagogue
Philip Weinick
30 Years With Local Plant Celebration Profiles
Mr. Angelo De Santo of 404 Long Avenue and Mr. Frank Mastic of 51 McMichael Place celebrate three decades at Bristol-Myers Products Division. De Santo, a maintenance mechanic with a wartime Navy stint, attended Hillside School and played guard for the Aztecs. Mastic, in materials handling, served as a corpsman in the Army Medical Corps on the West Coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angelo de Santo
Long Avenue
Frank Mastic
McMichael Place
Bristol-Myers Products
de Santo
The
Aztecs
S’lichos Services Set for Sinai Congregation
Cantor Jacob W. Heller of Forest Hills Long Island will chant the traditional pre High Holy Days S’lichos Services on Sunday September 3 at 1:00 a.m. at the Sinai Congregation announced by Rabbi Eliezer Cohen spiritual leader of the Congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob W. Heller
Forest Hills
Long Island
N.Y
Sinai
Eliezer Cohen
Hillside PAL marks third birthday with parade and changes
More than 150 teenagers attended the Hillside PAL third birthday anniversary at 274 Hillside Avenue. William H. Bule and PAL board members attended. the PAL Jesters auto club was formed. A second swimming party occurred at Dorothy Groeger’s Shore Acres home. A back to school dance is planned for September 16. All members must reregister. new applications accepted. Police Chief Voelk announced safety changes as Conant Street Valley View Road crossings are replaced by Conant and Plymouth Road crossing. the North and Westminster guard position is discontinued with a guard assigned at Coe and Woodruff avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Pal
PAL
Hillside ‘Avenue
William H. Bule
PAL Jesters
Donald Baker
Stanley Madersky
Dorothy Groeger
Shore Acres
Ernest A. Voelk
Conant Street
Valley View Road
Coneant Street
Plymouth Road
North
Westminster Avenues
Voelk
Coe and
Wood~ruff Avenues
Hadassah Board Opens 1961 Season at Sinai
Hillside Hadassah Chapter holds its first board meeting of the 1961-62 season on Thursday September 7 at 8 30 p m in Sinai Congregation 153 Maple Avenue. President Mrs Jack Barsky will introduce new members and share notes from the Denver Hilton Hotel where the national convention took place August 20 24. Past president Mrs Milton Caris will outline the donor supper planned for March 27 1962 with a contract signed with Clinton Manor, and co chairwoman Mrs Gerald Goldman will assist. Plans for the first regular meeting on Tuesday October 10 will be announced by vice president for program Mrs Max Schuster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Chapter
Hadassah
Sinai Congregation
Maple Avenue
Jack Barsky
Denver Hilton
Milton Caris
Clinton Manor
Caris
Gerald Goldman
Max Schuster
Saybrook History Highlighted in Hillside Bank Leaflet
A September 1 statement from Hillside National Bank will include a leaflet on the Saybrook section of the township. The bank continues a series on local history across Hillside Township and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saybrook
Hillside National Bank
Hillside
Erase Rust Tips For Hand Tools From Typewriter Eraser
A brief note explains that light rust on hand tools or appliances can be removed by rubbing vigorously with a hard typewriter eraser. The item is presented as a practical household tip in the Hillside area publication.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Houses of Worship
Christ the King Catholic Church
Bloy St
Rutgers Ave
Daniel Curtin
Richard A. Greene
John Tykes
First Church of Christ Scientist
Fairmount Ave
Elizabeth
Morris Avenue
Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Donald Tyler Crispin
Westminister Young People Service
Franklin Memorial Methodist
Keer Avenue
Newark
Edson R. Leach
Mertz Ave
Calvary Lutheran Church
Maple Ave
Clark St
C. Morgan Wagner
N.J
Temple Beth
Edward Schrlek, Sr
Aldine St
Newark College of Engineering
Elizabeth Division
Elastic Stop Nut Corporation of America
Schriek
Elastic Stop Nut
Superior Coal & Kopipers Coke
WM. Hale Coal & Supply CO
Coal — Koppers
Coke — Funs OF
Liberty Ave
Public Service
Elizabeta Educational Center
A. F. Lyons
Les Cove
Sidney T. Holt
N. J
Fereday & Meter 00. Inc
Olive Gt
Elizaboth, Hi
Berkeley
Fedey
DUIS
America
Berkeley Savings and. Loan. Association
Fevings Actounta
Chetatmen Club
Rajeiri Leama
Leree
Lyons Ave
Bergen Street
Chancellor Ave
Cor. Fabyan Pi
U. S
S'Lichos Services
Chits
Hadassah Board
Willarde Times
Hillside Times Publishing Co., Inc
North Broad St
Hillside 5
United States
N,j
College Inn
Yale Avenue
Cor
New York Place
Fun Fair
North Broad Street
Kingston
Murdock
Morris Ave
Union, N. J
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