Church services and schedules in Irvington area
Church listings include Church of Christ the King led by Rev. Perry G DeWitt with multiple masses daily and special novenas. Bethany Pentecostal Church hosts Miraculous Medal and St Anthony services. Irvington Pentecostal Church under Rev Henry Graf lists Bible School, morning worship and evangelistic services. Missionary Sunday noted.
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Church of Christ the King
Perry G. DeWitt
Gerard #. Whelan
Irvington
Midweek and Sunday Services at Elizabeth Avenue and Hillside Churches
Sunday and mid week worship and Bible study details across Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church Church of Christ Scientist 1251 Fairmount Avenue with sermons by Rev. Graf Thomas Cavicchia and Rev. Gen M Runner plus notes on Christian Science readings and July pulpit supply by Rev Dr Edwin Heath with Bible School sessions through summer.
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Rev. Graf
Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Arthur Northwood
Thomas Cavicchia
Church of Christ, Scientist
Fairmount Avenue
Elizabeth
Christian Science
Mary Baker Eddy
Hillside Presbyterian Church
Gen. M. Runner
Church School
Edwin Heath
Sea Girl
Moravian College For Women
Bible
Elizabeth Avenue
Presbyterian Church
LPL Lira
Sinai Congregation announces weekly service schedule
Rabbi Eliezer Cohen leads the Sinai Congregation week starting Sunday June 25 with morning services at 8 a.m. and 7 a.m. on other days, Mincha at 8:25 p.m. Sunday to Thursday and Friday 7:20 p.m. Maariv at 8:45 p.m. Sunday to Thursday, Kabbolas Shabbos after Mincha on Friday, plus Saturday 9 p.m. Maariv. Saturday 9:45 a.m. children’s services and a Boys’ Breakfast Club on Sunday 10:30 a.m. Bar Mitzvah for Harold Matzner at Wainwright Street Synagogue, Newark, during Saturday morning services.
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Eliezer Cohen
Kabbolas Shabbos
Maariv
Harold Matzner
Joseph Matzner
Conant Street
Sinai Hebrew School
Wainwright Street
Newark
Record-Setting Soap Box Derby Draws Wide Entries in Westfield
Heavy entry list tops 125 for the 1950 Elizabeth Daily Journal Chevrolet Soap Box Derby. Some 85 to 90 contestants expected as amateur racers attend a helmet and shirt meeting. Race set for Saturday at 10 a.m. on Gallows Hill road Westfield with nine Chevrolet dealers backing. Westfield officials plan enhanced safety and crowds with snow fencing and extra traffic police.
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Gallows Hill Road
East Broad Street
Westfield
Chevrolet
Merbert Chevrolet Motors
Hillside
Charles P. Bailey
John R. Schreiber
Gallows Hill
Robert F. Gumbert
William Vanderbilt
John T. Hopkins
John Meeker
Union County
Closing Exercises at Sinai Hebrew School Honors Graduates
Sinai Hebrew School held closing exercises in Hillside Avenue School auditorium. Rabbi Eliezer Cohen offered greetings. Graduates included Philip Eichler Marshall Kolba Alan Koris Ira Reich Melvyn Reich and Gary Spindel. Ira Reich gave the graduation address and the chorale performed. A cantata Seven Golden Buttons by Judith K Eisenstein and Ira Eisenstein was staged by a large cast. Awards were presented by Israel Alexander to students across four years, honoring top scholars.
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Sinai Hebrew School
Hillside Avenue School
Eliezer Cohen
Philip Eichler
Marshall Kolba
Alan Koris
Ira
Melvyn Reich
Gary Spindel
Ira Reich
Chorale
The
Hebrew School
Judith K
Ira Eisenstein
David Heller
Edward Peterman
Gary Weisser
Sinai Hebrew School Committee
Libby Beth Silverstein
Michael Tropp
Barry Waldman
Sandra Jaffe
Elsie Kaminetsky
Barry Pell
Meryl Stadlin
Stephen Weiss
Neil Heyman
Eugene Krautplatt
Ira Silverstein
Dill Speaker At War Dads Parley
At the sixth annual American War Dads convention in Roselle Park Joseph Dill urged fathers of veterans to join for better support of policies and veteran securities. Edward Biertuempfel presented resolutions. state officers were elected. Gold Star Memorial services were held. Ken Hartley and Joseph Dill Sr. spoke at the dinner.
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Roselle Park
Joseph Dill
Hillside
Gold Star
Edward Biertuempfel
New Jersey
Gustav Patz
Union
Anna Palelt
Department of Foreign War Veterans
George O'Reilly
Rahway
George P. O'Reilly
William C. Furman
Linden
John W. Woolf
Sewing Group To Start Bazaar Work
Members of the Mothers Circle sewing group at Hillside Presbyterian Church will meet on Wednesday June 28 from 10 30 am to 3 pm at 834 Westminster avenue to begin bazaar projects. Mrs Frank Foote chairs the fall bazaar. At the final season meeting three committees were named to work with the church session during summer.
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Mothers Circle
Hillside Presbyterian Church
Herbert Fitz
Westminster Avenue
Frank Foote
Fitz
Horace Tichenor
Foote
Elmer Kaiser
Westminster Fellowship
Marie Shattuck
George Levanseller
Young People’s Orchestra
Wilhard Cupit
Edward Eayle
Joseph Downs
Service Awards To Rainbow Girls 16 Recipients Named
Service awards were presented to 16 girls Monday night at the final Hillside Assembly 29 Rainbow for Girls session at Mason Hall 1444 North Broad Street. Recipients included Eleanore Boyes Muriel Buchanan Marie Custer June Danker Dorothy Halbert Barbara Innes Beverly Kaiser Patricia Kleim Shirley Kaiser Eleanor Lampe Sylvia Sanders Betty Smallacombe Arlene Schmidt Bernice Totten Muriel Morgan and Irma Vit. Dorothy Halbert presided. Guests included advisory board members.
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Hillside Assembly
Order of the Rainbow
Masonic Hall
North Broad Street
Eleanore Boyes
Muriel Buchanan
Marie Custer
June Danker
Dorothy Halbert
Barbara Innes
Beverly Kaiser
Patricia Kleim
Shirley Kaiser
Eleanor Lampe
Sylvia Sanders
Betty Smallacombe
Arlene Schmidt
Bernice Totten
Meeting to close Golden Chain Newark activities
The Order of the Golden Chain will close this season with a June festival and white elephant party at Kane Temple Newark on Tuesday June 27 at 7 30 p m. Estelle Avidan chairs with Pauline Fleitel cochairman. Refreshments chair Rae Feigenbaum assisted by Sally Gelfand Evelyn Rosen and Fleitel. Members and friends are invited.
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Newark
Order of the Golden Chain
Kane Temple
Hill Street
Estelle Avidan
Pauline Fleitel
Cochairman
Rae Feigenbaum
Sally Gelfand
Evelyn Rosen
Fleitell
Miss Herman Weds Alfred Silverstein at Military Park Hotel
Audrey Phyllis Herman of Plainfield marries Alfred Norman Silverstein of Brooklyn in a candlelight ceremony at the Military Park Hotel Newark. Cantor Shapiro officiates. reception follows. The couple plans to reside in Union after a Miami Beach honeymoon.
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Military Park Hotel
Newark
Audrey Phyllis Herman
Edward I. Herman
Delleview Terrace
Alfred Norman Silverstein
Jacob Silverstein
Brooklyn
N. Y
Abraham Shapiro
Temple B'nai Abraham
David Kuchinsky
Plainfield
Susan
Linda Kuchinsky
Theodore Rosenblatt
Vanity Fair
Silverstein
Hillside High School
University of Connecticut
Storrs
Saybrook School
New York University
Europe
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Miami Beach
Fla
Union
Going Away Party Honors Miss Needle
Miss Minette Needle of 84 Williamson avenue is moving to another town. Family and friends hosted a party at 1448 Orchard terrace with Miss Rhoda Chaiet and Hillside Avenue School fifth grade classmates attending. Games and a recital were given and a gift presented.
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Rhoda Chaiet
Julius Chaiet
Orchard Terrace
Minette Needle
William Needle
Williamson Avenue
Hillside Avenue ‘School
Miss Chaiet
Miss Needle
Officers Elected By Church Society
The Women s Society of Christian Service of Franklin Memorial Methodist Church elected Mrs Agnes Blazier of Union as president. Other officers include Viola Bernheim Union as vice president in charge of program, Mary Marcus Union as vice president in charge of social activities, Myrtle Hughes as recording secretary and promotion chairman, Helen Braziler as secretary of spiritual life, Wenrrel Stegner as secretary of youthwork, and Rose Ostertag as treasurer.
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Women's Society of Christian Service
Franklin Memorial Methodist Church
Agnes Blazier
Union
Vistton
Viola Bernheim
Mary Marcus
Myrtle Hughes
Helen Braziler
Wenrlell Stegner
Rose Ostertag
Form Committee Formed for Hillside Heights Scout Troop
A troop committee for the Boy Scout troop sponsored by the Hillside Heights Civic Association was organized at Edward B. Miller's home. Fred Schreihofer outlined duties while Victor Mason chairs, Frank W. Walter Jr. is secretary treasurer, with Helmuth Hundertmark, Edward B. Miller, Joseph Freer and Arthur E. Dienst filling posts.
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Hillside Heights Civic Association
Edward B. Miller
Fred Schreihofer
Victor Mason
Frank W. Walter, Jr
Helmuth Hundertmark
Joseph Freer
Arthur E. Dienst
Peanut Hunt Opens Hillside Recreation Center Series
The Hillside Recreation Center announces the first in a series of special events. A peanut hunt is planned for Wednesday, June 28, with subsequent events on July 5 Parade on Wheels July 12 Amateur Hour July 19 Kite Day July 26 Sand Modeling August 2 Story Book Day August 9 Doll and Carriage Show and August 16 Fashion Display.
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Hillside Recreation Center
G O P Completes Block Dance Plans
The Republican County Committee finished plans for the second annual block dance on Wednesday, June 28, at Hillside and Highland avenues. Admission is free and the public is invited to dance to music by Jack Joyce and his Barnyard Boys starting at 8 30 p m.
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Republican County Committee
Hillside
Highland Avenues
Jack Joyce
Barnyard Boys
Radio Fame
Woman Named To Hospitality Post
Mrs. Louis Katehen of 60 King Street was named hospitality chairman of the Newark League dren for the 1950 1951 season at a board meeting at the Essex House Newark Associate chairman is Mrs Aaron Zucker Newark Seventy seven board members were introduced by Mrs Jaffe Salee The convention will be at National Home in Denver July 19 24 Betty remains president Allan Ross will present a purse from Newark League at the convention There she will visit patients Teens suffering bronchial asthma being treated and rehabilitated at the home
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Louis Katehen
King Street
Newark League
Denver
Essex House
Newark
Aaron Zucker
Jaffe Salee
Bliz
Betty
Allan Ross
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Webb
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Vauxhall Road
Sidewalks
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Tel
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Hillside Taxi Service
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Sips P Pip CP SE Tinning & Roofing
Karl Abelhoer
Long Ave
Helene Curtis
Wood's
Maple Ave
Amy Yeager
Hollywood Ave
Tucker
P.O
East Orange
Poppi Algo
Mayfair Sweets
N. Broad Street
Dolly Madison
Selma Lippman
Beyer Moving - Trucking
Hollywood Avenue
Paul's Moving & Trucking
Paul Weeler
Yale Ave
Igharles
Norfolk
Virginia
Fred Strohschein
Liberty Ave
Hadman
Pet Shops
Canaries
Hillside Ave
Faple
Call EL
Bethany Pentecostal Church
Baltimore Avenue
Cees
United States Savings Bank
Market Street
Newark 2
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Maple Avenue
Memoriam
Progress Club of
Pearl C. Goodman
Irving R. Good
Elizabeth Ave
Maureen Omara
Sun
Claudette Colbert
Bing Crosby
New York City Bus Line No
North Broad St
36Th St
6Th Ave
41St St
Broadway
39Th St
10Th Ave
Green Flyer, Inc
U. S. Savings
U.S
Dill
Max
Ramsey Ave
Singer
Springfield Avenue
Novisnex
Rainbow Girls
Golden Chain
Jack Greene
Elmora Avenue
Lewis Arthur
Elizabeth General Hospital
Gary Allen
Lynn Edward
Municipal Board of Alcoholic Beverage Control
Township of
Wwiltside
Sydney G Katz
Hillside Delicatessen and
Hillside, N. J
Menaty
Hillside Delicatessen and Liquor Shop
Hillside, J
Howard J Bley
Sydney G. Katz
Howe Avenue
Passaic
Ine
Miss Herman Bride of
Alfred Silverstein
MAXON
Pontiac
AS Hauser
Yale Avenue Cor
Bloy St
G.O.P
Comets
Scasserra If
Keehn
Sellick
Kent P
Applefield
Crawford A.B. Comrie
Wehrenberg
Pash
Baldwin
Kowry
Moran
Formanek
Williams
Dietzel
Chambers
Bucb
Laguna
Lawry
Kent
Taw
Kriss
Sayre
ACA Television Center
New Brunswick
SOAP
Box Derby
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Union County Chevrolet Dealers
Elizabeth Boards of Recreation, Commissioners
Esso Standard Oil Company
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