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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1950

Page

4

Father and Son Night at Saybrook Scho Auditorium

Plans announced for Father and Son Night on Friday January 27 at the Saybrook Scho auditorium. Speaker Phil Rizzuto Yankee star will give autographed baseballs and pictures as prizes. Robert Kirkpatrick performs magic. Walter Nie masz and Carl Hexamer play accordion and piano. Refreshments served after the entertainment. Delegates to Founders Day luncheon February 6 include Mrs. Lange Mrs. Popick and David Harris.

Saybrook Scho John Malone H. C. Brogan Morris Adelman Phil Rizzuto Yankee Robert Kirkpatrick Walter Niemasz Carl Hexamer Elizabeth Carteret Hotel Franklin Lange Saybrook P.T.A Mac Popick David Harris

Chosen Director For C Y C Show Chosen Director For C Y C Show

Miss Sandy Manning of Belleville former Rhythm Inc. manager will direct the Catholic Youth Organization show at Christ the King Church in May. Rev. Gerard B. Whelan spoke on Christ Our Model. A social hour followed. The intermediate basketball team plays St Hedwig s CYO of Elizabeth tonight at Immaculate Heart of Mary Hall. The junior team plays St John s of the Oranges at Abram P Morris School tonight.

Sandy Manning Belleville Rhythm Inc Christ the King Church Gerard B. Whelan St. Hedwig's C Elizabeth Immaculate Heart of Mary Hall East Jersey Street St. Michael's C.Y.O St. John's of the Oranges Abram P. Morris School

Hillside Presbyterian Church elects church officers

At a congregational meeting Monday Hillside Presbyterian Church re elected trustees Franklin Lange Frank Foote and H S Patterson Elders John Ebert Union Robert Amerman Elizabeth Charles Neider and Arthur Chase were re elected and Carl Frahm Elizabeth was elected deacon.

Hillside Presbyterian Church Franklin Lange Frank Foote H. S. Patterson John Ebert Union Robert Anmerman Elizabeth Charles Neider Arthur Chase Carl Frahm

B'nai B'rith Ladies Plan Donor Dinner Events

B'nai B'rith Women in Newark held a constitutional meeting at 65 Aldine Street with Mrs Sara Juman and six others. Final donor dinner plans were set for Sunday March 26 at the Waldorf Astoria New York with Porgy and Bess performed by New York entertainers and speakers including Mrs Jana Balka and Rabbi Benjamin Lowell. The Hillside Chapter sent conor chairs Mrs Pearl Fine and Mrs Schleifer. The chapter meeting date was moved to February 8.

Sara Juman B'nai Brith Women's Chapter Aldine Street Newark Martha Juman Mary Meyers Belle Krasny Fannie Krichman Jein Rausch Toby Schleifer B'nai B'rith Council Unterman Building Waldorf Astoria Hotel New York City New York Porgy and Bess Jana Balka Women’s Grand Lodge District 3 Benjamin Lowell National Hillel Pearl Fine Schleifer Conor Hillside

Sorority Tea and Plans for March Dance Announced

Omega Sigma Psi Sorority invites the Junior Sorority to a tea on Sunday January 29 at president Mrs. Joan McNamara's Union home with Mrs Lillian O Connor and Mrs Phyllis Steuerwald pouring. A Chateau Baltusrol Springfield dance with Will Ans Orchestra is set for March 25 announced at a meeting at Mrs Wilma Steuerwalds Irvington home.

Omega Sigma Psi Sorority Joan McNamara Union Lillian O'Connor Phyllis Steuerwald Florence Meyer Chateau Baltusrol Springfield Wilma Steuerwald Irvington Will Ans

Society on Clubs Doll Show Prizes Holyoke Wedding News

Sixty two dolls entered last Thursday at the Hillside Avenue School Mother and Daughter Club show. Fourteen winners were chosen by Mrs. Carleton Wintermute Mrs. Stanley Sanders and Mrs. Milton Amster. Winners include Dene Davis Pamela Spitz Miriam Lowenstein and others. Also a Holyoke wedding reports Miss Margaret Ann Cavanaugh married David Hay Miller at Holy Cross Church. Reception at Yankee Pedlar Inn Hartford trip plans. Frances Featherstone hosted a bridal shower with Misses Featherstone Borman Heeseman among guests. After marriage she will live in California.

Hillside Avenue School Carleton Wintermute Stanley Sanders Milton Amster Dene Davis Pamela Spitz Miriam Lowenstein Joan Waldman Barbara Busiccula Karen Keller Jean Cormack Nancy Lee Johnson Joyce Huster Harriet Hillman Sara Marie Black Francine Siegel Grace McKullick Linda Holyoke Mass Margaret Ann Cavanaugh James T. Cavanaugh David Hay Miller Daniel Leeds Miller, Jr Westfield N. J Hillside Miller the Holy Cross Church Jean Cavanaugh Daniel Leeds Miller Hartford Pingry School Elizabeth Nicholas College Dudley Tampa Fla David Hay Elizzabeth Town and Country Club Niantic Bay Yacht Club East Lynn Conn Featherstone Frances M. Featherstone Virginia Street Joseph Mersh San Jose Calif Kathryn Keller Bond Street Chathan Newark Miss Featherstone Senta Bormann Marguerite Heese

Final Lecture On Incident Control At Hillside PTA

The fourth lecture in the Incident Control series by Mrs. Seymour Mollow, sponsored by Hillside Avenue School P.T.A., is set for Monday January 30 at 1 15 p.m. at 187 Bailey avenue home of Mrs. Percival Singerman. A prior session occurred at Mrs. J. Gillet 1433 Orchard terrace. An additional course is forming. interested parties may contact Mrs. Mollow at 260 Conklin avenue.

Seymour Mollow Hillside Avenue P.T.A Percival Singerman Bailey Avenue Mollow J. Gillet Orchard Terrace Conklin Avenue

NYU Director Speaks at Founders Day Meeting

Dr. Louise EB. Raths of New York University will address the Joint Founders Day Meeting attended by Hill side PTA units on Wednesday February 1 at 8 p.m. in the high school. Her topic is How Teachers and Parents May Provide for the Unmet Needs of Children. Rev. Gerard B. Whelan will give the invocation. All are invited to celebrate the organization’s birthday and honor its founders.

Louise EB. Raths New York University Hillside P.T.A Gerard B. Whelan Christ the King Church

Pupils Stage Polio Benefit Show At Local Home

Three George Washington School pupils presented a benefit show at the home of Mr and Mrs Jacob Smith at 1454 Leslie Street for infantile paralysis. Proceeds totaled 4.16 dollars. Gail Smith hosted with a puppet show and songs, Arnold Benz displayed his art and pets, and John Lenaz performed a clown act alongside Arnold. All are nine and in fourth grade.

George Washington School Jacob Smith Leslie Street Gail Smith Arnold Benz John Lenaz Tillside Avenue Arnold

Child Overcome By Gas At Home Accident

Charles Morro, year old son of Mr and Mrs Wilfred Morro of 416 Princeton Avenue, was overcome by illuminating gas Tuesday when kitchen stove jets were accidentally turned on. Fire Company 2 responders and Township physician Milton M Lilien treated him with oxygen. Mrs Morro told police the gas jets were turned on by one of her 2 year old twin daughters who were playing near the stove.

Charles Morro Wilfred Morro Princeton Avenue Milton M. Lilien Morro

Couple To Observe 25th Anniversary

Mr and Mrs William Susserman of 222 Winans Avenue will entertain relatives and friends at home Sunday for their silver wedding anniversary. Their three children Janet Irwin and Pfc Gilbert Susserman on leave from Camp Lee Virginia will help celebrate. Irwin and his band will provide musical entertainment.

William Susserman Winans Avenue Janet Irwin Pfc Gilbert Susserman Camp Lee

Hillside Teenagers Invited To Modern Dance Class

Hillside Recreation Center opens a modern dance class for teens starting today at Liberty Avenue. Sessions run Thursdays 3 to 5 PM. A daily 3 to 5 PM ping pong tournament welcomes all boys learning or proficient. Brownie Troop 52 hosts a doll show tomorrow afternoon led by Mrs. Samuel Carroccia with assistance from Mrs. Henry Cavalcante.

Hillside Hillside Recreation Center Liberty Avenue Brownie Troop 52 Samuel Carroccia Henry Cavalcante

Alexander elected to Brown Tower Club in Rhode Island

Herbert S. Alexander of Hillside New Jersey has been elected to Brown University Tower Club. He is a Hillside High School graduate and a candidate for the A B degree at Brown.

Providence R.L Herbert S. Alexander Adolph Alexander Triple Avenue Hillside N. J Tower Club Brown University Alexander Hillside High School Brown

Cage Shindig At Local High School Booster Club

The Dads Athletic Booster Club plans a basketball meeting and program at the high school gym on Wednesday February 8 announced by president Ernest Schickedanz. Players and dads will be guests with John Duthie directing a humorous film Coaches In Action. Joe Silver and Duthie will discuss the game while Harry Ladanye joins as speaker. The varsity will stage a brief demo and introductions for all squads with refreshments served.

Dads Ernest Schickedanz John Duthie Late Share Joe Silver Duthie Harry Ladanye

Polio Memorial Club Pantry Sale Planned in Newark

The Betty Chodakowsky Memorial Club for Infantile Paralysis will hold a pantry sale on Thursday January 26 at 8 p.m. at Ann Gordon's 25 Elizabeth Avenue Newark. Chairman Mrs Ida Scaratowsky. There will be entertainment and refreshments. The meeting is open to members and friends. The club also solicits funds at Pennsylvania Station Newark for the March of Dimes campaign. Chairman Mrs Miriam Weshnak.

Betty Chodakowsky

Personal Notes From Westchester Teachers College Visitors

Personal notes mention Lou Kessler of 1445 Orchard ter racing home for mid-term vacation with parents Mr and Mrs Charles Kessler and roommate Don Storey of Reading Pa. Both boys are active in sports at Westchester Teachers College. Mr and Mrs Lyon Cohen of Ottawa visited with their son and daughter in law Rabbi and Mrs Eliezer Cohen of Clark street before departing for Augusta Ga to visit a daughter and son in laws Mr and Mrs Moses Goldstein.

Lou Kessler Orchard Terrace Charles Kessler Don Storey Reading Westchester Teachers College Westchester Lyon Cohen Ottawa Canada Eliezer Cohen Clark Street Augusta

Miss Wenz Wins College Talent Contest at The Meadows

Jackie Wenz of 1540 Compton Terrace, a Kq. ouse University sophomore, won a college talent contest singing act. She will represent her college at a national competition at The Meadows in Boston. Prize includes a $750 scholarship and a Vaughn Monroe recording date.

Jackie Wenz Compton Terrace Kq.ouse University the Meadows Boston Winnner Vaughn Monroe

Worm An's Club Women’s Board Meeting In Hillside

The executive board will meet at president Mrs J Yman Ware's home 310 Florence Avenue Hillside on Tuesday January 31 at 1 70 p.m. Hostesses will be Mrs William C Stark Mrs Charles Tiemann and Mrs Robert C Kirkpatrick. Hillside Times WA 9207

Worman’s Club of Hillside J.y.man H. Ware Florence Avenue William C. Stark Charles Tiemann Robert C. Kirkpatrick

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