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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1952
Page
8
Special low summer prices offered by Tones Upholstering Co. for upholstering and repair services. Located at 401 East 2nd Ave in Roselle New Jersey with contact number CHestrrut 5-5489.
Four new members will be admitted conditionally at 8 p m Tuesday in Maple Hall. Inductees include Anna Deutsch Muriel Ewertsen Helen Strominger Lottie Smolenski plus Richard Lacey Louis Gill Frances Phillips Mary Ann Mary Claire Weishap Isabelle Perez. Deadline for Sunday Best donations is Tuesday night for Walter Methany School Cerebral Palsy Children. A January 17 party at Echo Lake Park boathouse is planned with space for twenty five couples.
Hillside Lions Club will hold its first charter night dinner dance on Wednesday December 10 at the Essex House Newark at 6 30 p m. Entertainer Pierce Knox the blind xylophonist who won Horace Heidt amateur show first prize 12 weeks straight will perform and Al Senz s Band will supply the music per President Abraham Mankowitz announced.
Miss Mary Isabella Comiskey daughter of Mr and Mrs Francis Joseph Comiskey of 1622 Franklin street will marry Frank James Dickerson son of Mr and Mrs Frank Frederick Dickerson of 1140 Weber street Union in Christ the King Church. The wedding mass is at 10 30 a m with breakfast at the Ivanhoe Restaurant Irvington and a Hillside War Memorial reception. The couple will reside at 801 Jersey avenue Elizabeth after a Miami Beach honeymoon.
Hillside Rotary Club schedules a 6 pm gathering next Wednesday at Cooper Alloy Foundry on Ramsey avenue and Bloy street to review past club activities and discuss plans through July 1. Township Committee thanks civic seal project. Harold Reinhard and Howard Bloy to prepare the seal.
Shawn Bo Adlerbert, president of Sunrise Dairies, spoke to 35 members of the Milk Dealers Association of Northern New Jersey on Wednesday about a film titled Tetra-Pac. The film claimed the new Swedish paper milk bottle will save 60 percent of paper costs and luncheon was served after the presentation.
Brownie Troop 85 held an investiture ceremony Tuesday afternoon at George Washington School awarding pins to 35 members and four leaders. Leaders include Mrs. Sanford Gutentag and Mrs. Harry Bornstein. troop total 571 boxes sold supports a new Union County Girl Scout Camp fund. The troop plans Christmas gifts for parents and collects toys and books for underprivileged county children.
Vito W. Di Buono of 383 Prince ton avenue has qualified for a license as an attorney at law eligible to practice in this state announced by the New Jersey Supreme Court. Di Buono was among the candidates who met requirements by passing the October examination given by the State Board of Bar Examiners.
Commissioner Raymond R. King chairman of the Hillside Defense Council was toasted at a Council dinner at the Dragon Restaurant Union. Mayor Robert C. Kirkpatrick attended as the sole outsider guest while King received a leather alligator wallet as a gift.
Miss Marion Louise Partridge, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy M. Partridge of 224 Pennsylvania Avenue, will wed Russell F. Lisk, son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Lisk Sr. of 255 Hollywood Avenue, at Hillside Presbyterian Church in Salem on December 6. Rev. George M. Runner will officiate. Attendants include matron of honor Mrs. John Kostecki, maid of honor Ruth Partridge, and flower girl Barbara Eve Kostecki. Best man Albert Parsonnel. ushers Robert Mills and John Kostecki.
A Sinai Hebrew School PTA organizing meeting for parents will be held Wednesday December 10 at 8 30 p m in the Esther Berko witz Hall at the Sinai Congregation building. An informative program has been arranged.
Six chairmen for the Union County Heart Association were named by Dr. Edward T. Yorke. Appointees include Henrietta Froelich of Elizabeth for Membership, Robert O. Yuckman of Cranford for Community Relations, Lemuel A. Hull of Hillside for Campaign, Helen M. Glaeser of Clark for Nominating, Henry J. Konzelmann of Hillside for Nominating, Dr. Harry Bloch of Elizabeth for Professional Education, and Henry Groh of Roselle for Finance. They will select committee members soon.
The Sisterhood of Sinai Congregation will hold its annual donor dinner on Monday December 8 at Clinton Manor Newark. Donor chairman Mrs Harry Stadlin and a listed committee will organize the event with Chaplain giving the invocation. Entertainer Happy Waters and president Mrs William Lippe will address the group.
Bnai B rith Girls under Roberta Gulkin will stage a short program for the Business and Professional chapter of Bnai B rith Women Monday night at Ann Gordon Caterers in Newark. Debutants Marlene Cohen Gloria Crystal Iois Diamond Rochelle Fishman Judy Handshuh Shirley Kesselman Sydell Port and Audrey Schuster are listed as participants with a December 16 future performance planned for the Quelahic Chapter.
The Welfare Department of the Hillside Woman's Club will hold a Christmas party at Maple Hall on Tuesday December 9 at 1 30 p m. Members will exchange 25 cent gift packages.
David Melville, World War I Field Artillery veteran and former Conant Street resident, died Tuesday in U S Veterans Hospital. Funeral services set for 2:30 p m Friday at Galloway Crane Funeral Home Bernardsville with interment in St Bernard's Cemetery. Survived by brothers Charles and Frank and a sister Mrs A H Gfrover all of Bernardsville and nearby areas.
Mutonnock and William Hock of Hillside lead the male chorus as the Orpheus Club of Newark stages its 65th Christmas concert on Tuesday December 9 at Mutual Benefit auditorium in Newark between Second avenue and Broadway. The issue also notes a maternity aid luncheon on December 9 at the Essex House in Newark with Chanukah social plans.
Broadway Miss Alice Akinus was chosen president with Mrs Guidice as vice president and Mrs Edith Sullivan as treasurer The circle also elected Mrs Helen Lanzafama secretary Mrs Lucy Mazza social secretary and Mrs Nasta Bass welfare chair at the home of Mrs Nancy Guidice 1225 Guidice home last week
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