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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1957
Page
8
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New Hillside mayor W William Di Buono warned that while finances look sound today the town faces growing costs from school needs police and fire department salaries and city purchases. He noted potential expansion for a high school and other facilities as Conant Estates grows. Economy is advised to prevent wage price pressures and keep the budget steady into 1960 and beyond.
B Jenkins of East Orange spoke to the Women's Association of the Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church on Madonnas in Art. She described why nativity depictions appeared after the fourth century and explained color symbolism such as red for divine love and blue for heaven. She noted seven handmaidens at Mary’s birth and lilies to signify purity.
The Newark Presbytery will host a program at 2:30 pm January 19 at South Park Presbyterian Church Newark with the Area Secretary of the Division of Evangelism New York as keynote speaker. Reservations will be taken by Rev Dr Arthur Northwood. A luncheon served at 12:30 pm April 11 at the church will accompany a sale of coat hanger covers. Proceedings will include dessert under Mrs Walter G Johnson with assistance from Mrs Leslie R Tichenor Sr and others.
About 600 children attended Christ the King Church parish second annual Christmas party on Sunday afternoon December 23 in the church auditorium. The Cana Christmas party committee aided by Cana Council members served ice cream cookies and showed movies. Rev Gerard B. Whelan led a 60 member boys choral group with Mrs. John Jakuboski at the piano as Santa Claus mingled with the crowd.
A church party closed with gifts for each child and a singing of Happy Birthday to Jesus led by Rev. Richard A. Greene in pastor’s absence. Rev. Perry DeWitt, ill, asked prayers for his recovery and thanked contributors who aided the event.
Saybrook executive board met at 167 Wilder Street and at A P Mor ele building to finalize plans for Founders Day at Saybrook High School on February 6 and a faculty supper on Friday March 22 hosted by Mrs Henry Garrod with co-hostesses Mrs Edward Moser and Mrs Douglas Haviland.
Newark regional director Frank J. Muench said 47 New Jersey employers agreed to pay 13 162 dollars in back wages to 186 employees after December 1956 investigations under the Federal Wage and Hour Act. Across New York and New Jersey 252 firms paid 69 509 dollars to 973 workers.
Lt. and Mrs. John N. Kovach announce the birth of a daughter Donna Lee on December 26 at the U S Army Hospital Fort Jay Governor's Island New York. Lt. Kovach is on duty in Korea. Mrs. Kovach was Beverly Anne Buckley of Linden New Jersey.
The notice lists Mass times at Christ the King Catholic Church with Pastor Rev Perry G DeWitt and assistants Rev Gerard B Whelan and Rev Richard A Greene. Sunday masses are 7 8 9 10 11 and 12 o'clock with separate upper and lower church schedules and Holy Days of Obligation Masses.
Church and chapel notices list Mass times for First Friday and daily services including Miraculous Medal and St Anthony Novenas on Monday evenings. Also details Baptisms Sundays Confessions Saturdays First Friday and Holy Day devotions. Christian Science readings outline Lesson Sermon. Local church schedules cover Bethany Pentecostal Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian First Baptist Hillside and others with service times and topics.
The bulletin lists mid week events with prayer meeting at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, personal evangelism studies, and 8:30 p.m. choir rehearsal. Friday features Pioneer Girls at 3:30 p.m. and Saturday Boys by.
Hillside Presbyterian Church led by Rev. Ronald Ossmann will gather for church school at 9:49 and Adult Bible Class at 9:45 with William Ebert teaching. Seminary Sunday features 11 a.m. worship with a sermon titled A Seminary Greater Than Princ ton. Midweek worship follows Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Chapel with ongoing Bible study on Great Chapters In the Bible led by Mrs. Navy Lie Wagner.
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