Chevrolet's 1950 Line to Debut January 7 in Showrooms
Detroit December 27 A new series of Chevrolet passenger cars hailed as a major development will be unveiled Saturday January 7. W E Fish general sales manager said 7000 dealers began showroom preparations with emphasis on eye catching decor and special attractions. He predicted the 1950 car will mark a revolutionary advance and cited expected 1949 retail passenger car sales exceeding 1 000 000 units and truck sales of 350 000 for a new industry record.
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Detroit
W. E. Fish
Chevrolet
Fish
Radio broadcast of First Baptist Hillside services
The First Baptist Church of Hillside will broadcast all 1 am Sunday services on Radio Station WPOE 96.7 FM during January. Rev. Ted Place Jr will preach a sermon series titled The Pilgrim's Progress within a 50 mile radius. The youth group assists with a 30 minute Sunday broadcast from 4 to 4 30 pm.
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First Baptist Church of
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WPOE
Ted Place
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Community Meetings and Events Schedule
Calendar lists January and February gatherings: Township Committee and Board of Health reorganizations, Omega Sigma Psi meeting, Education election registration deadline, Girl Scout Troop 25, Township Committee and Board of Education sessions, Candidates Night by Better Education League, Saybrook Mother Daughter Doll Show, Board of Health, Northern District Boy Scout rally, and the annual congregational meeting scheduled through January 23.
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Omega Sigma Psi
Board of Education
Saybrook
Mother Daughter Club
Hillside Presbyterian Church Candidates Night
Hillside Presbyterian Church hosts a Candidates Night on January 25 and a Lay Committee on Education meeting on January 30. Local attendees invited to discuss community issues and church education plans.
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Hillside Presbyterian Church
Mulching Advice for Perennials and Roses in Freezing Weather
Union County Agricultural Agent Fred D Osman recommends applying protective mulch to perennials and roses as a freeze threat persists. Use air permeable materials like straw, hay, leaves, or a twig layer to prevent a heavy frozen ground cover while avoiding smothering evergreen plants. A 3 to 4 inch mulch depth is advised.
Gardening tips for roses with mound and straw mulch
The guidance advises protecting roses especially new plantings by forming mounds of soil around each plant using soil sourced away from the plant. After mounding, apply a layer of straw. Trim any stems longer than 18 inches.
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Jones
Catholics and Magazines Sparks Anti Government Vent
A Catholic speaker warns against groups circulating anti government pamphlets to non Catholic readers. He notes such factions claim love for Catholics but hatred of the Church and Pope, likening them to a bee in their bonnet and urging distrust of authorities.
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Supreme Court
Senate
Congress
Washington Monument
We Catholics and the Catholic Church Are Identical
The letter argues against separating Catholics from the Church claiming they are one and the same. It asserts hatred of the Pope equates to hatred of Catholics and warns readers about phony pro Catholic groups. The piece stresses loyalty to the Holy Father and church leadership.
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Holy Father
Iman
A Quiet Talk on Light From Darkness
A brief church note cites 2 Corinthians 4 6 and invites readers to read 2 Corinthians 4 1 10. The message highlights God as the source of spiritual light through Jesus Christ and frames the verse as a core Bible reflection.
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Jesus Christ
Paul’s vision of Christ guides a Godward life
The piece emphasizes Paul’s revelation of Jesus as the face of God and calls believers to know God through the Savior. It warns the Christmas season can distract from Christ’s core message and urges welcome of Christ to reveal God’s nature, redeem, and align with his will. It notes wise men seek the Christ beyond holiday trimmings.
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Jesus
God
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Christ
Philip
Father
Wise men seek the savior and find a sacred place
From distant desert travelers to modern readers the text mirrors wise men seeking Christ and recognizing him as King in a humble manger. It links finding Jesus with reverence and declares any place where Christ is found becomes sacred. The note ends with a new telephone number WaAverly 3-9207.
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Jesus
Christ
Hillside Public Notice for 1960 Township Assessments
Notice from Hillside New Jersey that the 1960 assessments will be open for public inspection at the Board of Tax Assessors office on North Broad Street Hillside from 9 am to 4 pm starting Tuesday January 3. Kenneth M Ross Oden F Libbey D H Doremus serve on the Board of Tax Assessors. Driving or walking take it easy.
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Township OF
Hillside
Cat Union
State of New Jersey
Board of Tax Assessors
North Broad Street
Newt
Kenneth M. Ross
Oden F. Libbey
D. H. Doremus Board OF Tax Asserbors
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Maple
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Harvard Ave
B& Rgarace
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Conklin Avenue
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Maybell Dairy
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