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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1957
Page
4
The George Washington School PTA board met in the school library. President Moe Goldberg announced the annual card party is moved to Monday evening February 18 in the school auditorium. Public invitation extended with door prizes and refreshments. PTA members joined Hillside schools for Founders Day at the High School.
Social events record MR and MRS ANTHONY STATKUS of 1128 St Louis Avenue celebrated birthdays on January 28 and 30. Dolores Costa, daughter of Julius and Mrs Costa of 1278 Liberty Avenue, marked her 16th birthday on February 2 with a family party. Refreshments were served. Mrs Charles Richeus of 1242 Baker Street observed her birthday on February 3 with a family dinner and received many gifts, including flowers from her son Raymond.
The Welfare department of the Little Womans Clb meets at chairman Mrs Charles Smiths home 260 Ryane Street Tuesday February 12 at 1 30 p m Speaker is Mrs Thomas A Simpson vice chairman of welfare for the Northern district Also Twig chairman Greystone Park Association she will talk on Grey stone Is Everyones Business Refreshments served Hostesses are Mrs Arthur B Kirk Mrs John Growrey Foote Mrs Francis Walker and Mrs George Onksen
Mrs. Sally Tindall, widow of Harry R. Tindall, celebrated her 90th birthday with a family gathering at her Hillside home. Open house on Monday followed with a birthday dinner. She has lived in Hillside and Lyons Farms since 1909, with three children, five grandchildren, and two great grandchildren present.
Saybrook School P T A will host Father and Son Night at Coe Avenue school on Friday February 8 at 7 30 pm Henry Groh chairman will introduce Jules W Marin Sr of the New Jersey Fish and Game Commission who will present a film Hatchery Front and demonstrate fly casting Refreshments will be served
A parent education meeting was held January 28 at Harden Locker School. PTA president Mrs William Tinschmidt introduced principal John Lopresti Jr who presented a motion picture Family Circles. A discussion followed as refreshments were served by Mrs Fred Lang and Mrs John Sutton, the parent education chairmen.
Hillside Presbyterian Church ordains and installs ruling elders and deacons during morning worship. Ruling elders include Paul A. Zeigler and Robert M. Black Jr. Deacons named include L Bernice Totten, Peggy Aldredge, and Elizabeth Jaggers. Trustees elected are Andrew D. Cox and others. ceremony included clerks and manuals of instruction.
The Wesleyan Service Guild of Franklin Methodist Church held its monthly meeting Monday night. Mrs. Edward Marcus, president of the Women's Society of Christian Service, showed slides of her trip to Nova Scotia. The guild planned to send clothing to a needy family near Nova Scotia. Hostesses were Mrs. David Walter and Mrs. Carl Ostertag.
The Newark Link 3 executive board of the Order of the Golden Chain will meet Monday February 11 at 8 pm at 18 Conklin Avenue Newark. On Tuesday February 12 officers and members will accompany Mrs Blanche Schwartz Grand District Deputy of District 2 to Morristown Link 28 Morristown for a reception in her honor.
Sinai Sisterhood of Hillside invites members to a board meeting Monday November 11 at 8 30 pm. The gathering will be at the synagogue 1531 Maple Avenue with Mrs Emanuel Finkel presiding.
Robert B. Brown, president of Bristol-Myers Products Division, spoke to the Foremen-Supervisory group Instaweek in the company cafeteria. His subject was Outlook for the Products Division for 1957.
Cub Pack 195 celebrates the 47th Scouting anniversary with a Blue and Gold event on Sunday February 10 at Hillside Y 87 Hillside Avenue. Fathers and sons will attend a hot dog lunch with 75 to 100 expected guests. The pack recently welcomed Debbeez a seventh grade girls group led by Sue Sandler, with members Phyllis Schulman Eleanor Waxman Marcus Waldman Arlene Mandler Hope Hoffman Judy Schlosser Elaine Glassman Bill Ackerman Carole Raeter and Lois Greenberg.
J J McGonagle general sales manager at Dalglcomb Steel and Aluminum Co 460 Hillside Avenue has been accepted for membership in the American Institute of Management.
Mrs. Morris Lubin, Americanism chairman of B'nai Brith Women Hillside Chapter, announces the third annual essay contest for Hillside 8th graders on the topic How Do I Practice Brotherhood. A $25 U.S. Savings Bond will be awarded to the winning essay at a February 20 gathering at Sinai Congregation 1531 Maple Avenue. Judges include Dr Wayne T Branom Supt of Schools Harry Gooper president Cooper Alley Corp and Sen Robert C Crane.
JENKINTOWN PA Irma Ann Vit daughter of Mr and Mrs Anton A Vit Jr of 36 Hollywood Avenue Hillside NJ a senior at Beaver College has been named a member of Who's Who Among American Colleges and Universities She was one of eight Beaver students to receive this honor An active campus leader she chairs the Judicial Board and serves as regional treasurer of the Pennsylvania West Virginia Region of US National Student Association She is a member of Pi Delta Epsilon and Alpha Psi Omega and a graduate of Hillside High School.
Church services listed for King Catholic Church and First Church of Christ Scientist in Elizabeth New Jersey. Details include Mass times daily holy days first Fridays and sacramental notices Baptisms and confirmations where stated. Also notes Miraculous Medal Novenas and Monday devotions, with Bible study and testimonial meetings as part of the schedule.
Sunday readings emphasize spirit over matter with readings from Luke and Mary Baker Eddy selections. Bethany Pentecostal, Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian, Hillside Presbyterian, and First Baptist Church announce services, Sunday School, and midweek worship. Boy Scout Sunday activities noted with troop attendances.
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