PTA Meeting Planned with Scotland Exchange Teacher Speaker
At a Saybrook board meeting Mrs. Isi dore Manheim hosted plans for a PTA gathering on March 8 in the school auditorium with Miss Elise Fouratte from Scotland as speaker comparing teaching experiences. The group also set March 22 as the Central Spring Conference date at Asbury Park High School and announced a family square dance for March 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isidore Manheim
King Street
Elise Fouratte
Scotland
Westfield
Franklin Lange
New Jersey Congress of Parents and Teachers
Asbury Park High School
Saybrook P.T.A
Lange
John Malone
Mae Popick
Herbert Fitz
Frank Foote
Ways and Means
Manheim
Popick
Junior Sorority Plans Officer Election and Anniversary Dinner
Sigma Lambda Phi sorority will elect officers at its Junior Chapter first meeting March 21 at Miss Nancy Simpson’s home 308 Leland Place. A dinner dance at the Four Towers Cedar Grove is planned for late May to honor the twenty fifth anniversary. Another merchandise club is started after last year's success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Lambda Phi Sorority
Nancy Simpson
Leland Place
Four Towers
Cedar Grove
PTA Presidents Discuss Parley
The P T A Presidents Council of Hillside met at Mrs. T Ryan’s home with Mrs. Henry Nulton chairing. Dr Mason Gross of Rutgers University will speak at the Central Conference of the New Jersey P T A Congress in Asbury Park on March 22. Reservations for the luncheon are due by March 10. The Spring County Conference is set for April 87 at Regional High School, Springfield. The next council meeting is March 28 at Mrs Wm Zimmer’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T.A. Presidents’ Council
Hillside
T. Ryan
Ryan Street
Henry Nulton
Mason Gross
Rutgers University
New Jersey P.T.A. Congress
Asbury Park
Springfield
Wm. Zimmer
Maple Avenue
College students named in regional notices across states
Franzblau a Allegheny College sophomore sang with the Allegheny Chapel Choir in a joint band and choir event on February 15. Louis A. Huber Jr. entered Newark College of Engineering with sixty freshmen. Huber is a WWII Army engineer veteran. Eloise Marks sang with Rutgers Newark Glee Club during Bach Festival days. Arnold S. Blum named University of Pennsylvania Band manager with prior roles in basketball band and campus activities. Dolly Kaplan and Sheila Levine appear on honor rolls or new student lists at Highland Manor and Indiana University respectively. Richard C. Luster elected Chi Phi historian at Lehigh University. Norman Weissman helps plan the 26th Gridiron banquet at University of Wisconsin as part of Sigma Delta Chi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Eee Franzblau
Franzblau
Conklinkee
Hillside
N. J
Allegheny College
Allegheny Chapel
Louis A. Huber, Jr
Louis A. Huber
Looker Street
Newark College of Engineering
Huber
Army Engineers
Hillside High School
Glee Club
Eloise Marks
Monroe Gardens
Newark Colleges of Rutgers Glee Club
Johann Sebastian Bach
Rutgers’ Newark College of Arts and Sciences
WNJR
Newark
Arnold S. Blum
Grumman Avenue
University of Pennsylvania
Dutics
Blum
Miss Kaplan
Kaplan
Bayview Avenue
Sheila Lila Levine
Frances Place
Indiana University
Bloomington
Ind
Bethlehem
Richard C. Luster
Harden Street
Chi Phi
Lehigh University
Madison Wis
Norman Weissman
Stanley Terrace
W. J
Sigma Delta Chi
University of Wisconsin
Weissman
Memorial Union
Mother Daughter Valentine Party at Hillside Avenue School
The Mother and Daughter Club of Hillside Avenue School held a Valentine party in the school court room on February 16. Mothers and daughters received gifts. Kathleen Higgins and Laurie Spitz served as mailmen. Entertainment by Mrs Manuel Davis and daughter Dene featured folk dances including an interpretative piece. Winners of games were Mrs J Hust er and Ilene Nagazina. Refreshments were provided by Mrs F Busslula Mrs G Keller and Mrs K Higgins. Each attendee took home a large valentine heart lollipop. The March meeting will be a members only Bingo in the court room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Avenue School
Kathleen Higgins
Laurie Spitz
Manuel Davis
Dene
J. Huster
Ilene Nagazina
F. Busslula
G. Keller
K. Higgins
Former Residents Mark Anniversary in Union
Mr and Mrs August F Dagiet celebrated their golden wedding anniversary on February 21 with a family dinner at the Flagship after an open house February 19 hosted by their son in law and daughter at 1613 Edmund terrace Union The event also honored the Beiswenger and Daviet families including grandson August Daviet and Deputy Fire Chief August Daviet of 48 Clark street Union Other grandchildren John Beiswenger of Onion and the Dagiet son in Hillside completed the family circle
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August F. Dagiet
Burnett Avenue
Union
Henry Beiswenger
Edmund Terrace
Beiswenger
Daviets
August Daviet
Ringwood Betrothal Announced for Catherine Ringwood
Mr and Mrs Christopher Ringwood of 1200 Liberty Avenue announce the engagement of daughter Catherine Margaret to William Joseph Cordine son of Mr and Mrs Coroline of 33 Osborne Terrace Newark. Miss Ringwood is a Hillside High School graduate. The fiancé served three years in the United States Army and now works for Purolater Products Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Ringwood
Liberty Avenue
Catherine Margaret
William Joseph Cordine
Coroline
Osborne Terrace
Newark
Miss Ringwood
Hillside High School
United States Army
Purolater Products, Inc
Women's Groups To Hold Fashion Show At Franklin Church
The Woman's Club of Hillside and the Wesleyan Service Guild of Franklin Memorial Methodist Church stage a fashion show at Franklin Church Newark on Friday evening March 10 at 8 15 p m. Models include Mrs William B Heffner Mrs Charles Isemann Mrs Albert Scaccia and Mrs Harlow H Curtis for the Club with Guild reps Mrs Orville Beal Mrs Wilfred Dade and Mrs Charles Page plus Miss Barbara Hock and Mrs Thomas Hanley. Refreshments served after the show with pours by Mrs Lyman H Ware Mrs Burnett W Strauss Mrs John Hamilton and Mrs Richard Berke feldt. Arrangements by Mrs William C Stark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Hillside
Wesleyan Service Guild
Franklin Memorial Methodist Church
Franklin Church
Maple and
Keer Avenues
Newark
William B. Heffner
Charles Isemann
Albert Scaccia
Harlow H. Curtis
Orville Beal
Wilfred Dade
Charles Page
Fathers Night At Washington P T A Held At School
George Washington School P T A observes Fathers Night on Morday at 8 p m in the auditorium. Principal William Krautblatt directs a program featuring Seymour Stein piano pieces and Mr Krautblatt violin selections. Five fathers form a panel to answer questions while mothers engage. Refreshments served in the lunchroom with men hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Hadassah Forum on Countering Bigoted Remarks
An open forum on countering bigoted remarks was demonstrated by the Essex County Intergroup Council and the Village Players at the Hillside Hadassah chapter meeting on February 21 at Hillside Avenue School. Forum leader was Seymour Samet, former Barringer High School teacher and now Hadassah Council director. Guest speaker was Mrs. Jacob Kessel mian, president of the Northern New Jersey Hadassah region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex County Intergroup Council
Village Players
Hillside
Hadassah
Hillside Avenue School
Seymour Samet
Barringer High School
Newark
Jacob Kesselmian
New Jersey
Hillside Woman's Club Board Meets at President's Home
The executive board of the Woman's Club of Hillside met at the home of President Mrs. Lyman H. Ware at 310 Florence Avenue on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club of
Hillside
Lyman H. Ware
Florence
Avenue
Sorority Will Hold Progressive Dinner
Omega Sigma Psi Sorority plans a progressive dinner Saturday March 4 begun at Grace Davis home in Elizabeth with cocktails, then to Lillian O Connor at 1214 Woodruff Avenue for juice and crackers, then Phyllis Steuerwald at 131 Cee Avenue for the entre, finishing at Joan McNamara's Union home for dessert and coffee. A new merchandise club starts March 2 and members will attend the April 4 New York show Gentlemen Prefer Blondes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omega Sigma Psi Sorority
Grace Davis
Elizabeth
Davis
Lillian O’connor
Woodruff Avenue
Phyllis Steuerwald
Cee Avenue
Joan McNamara
Union
New York
Woman's Club Meeting Teaches Plants Fascinating Facts
Mrs. Margaret Robinson will discuss Fascinating Facts About Plants for Hillside Women's Club members Tuesday at 2 p.m. in Masonic Hall on North Broad Street 1444. A club trio including Mrs. Lyman Ware Mrs. Henry Nulton and Mrs. Clifton Luster will sing The Collect. Hostesses include Mrs. H. J. Love and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Robinson
Woman's Club of
Hillside
Masonic Hall
North Broad Street
Lyman Ware
Henry
Nulton
Clifton Luster
H. J. Love
Charles F. Smith
Charles Dollinger
George W, Fee
Frank H. Johnson
Robert McNamara
William Rhodes
A. S. Sanborn
P. I. Schaub
Jacob Wind
Hillside Woman's Club Music Dept Meets at 297 Ryan Street
The music department of the Woman's Club of Hillside met at 1 p m on Monday February 27 at the home of chairman Mrs Robert C Kirkpatrick 297 Ryan Street A Germany themed musical program was presented by Mrs William Stark Hostesses named Mrs Henry Althenn Mrs Emmet T White Mrs Joseph J Krevet Mrs Duncan MacIntyre Mrs Robert McNamara and Mrs Jacob Wind
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club of
Hillside
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
Ryan Street
Germany
William Stark
Henry Althenn
Emmet T. White
Joseph J. Krevet
Duncan MacIntyre
Robert McNamara
Jacob Wind
Birth of Daughter Stephanie Smolenski in Tokyo
Captain Felix S Smolenski and Mrs Smolenski announce the birth of their daughter Stephanie on February 3 in Tokyo Japan. Captain Smolenski serves at the Adjutant General Headquarters and is son of Mr and Mrs M C Smolenski of 18 Cedar Street. His wife is Eva Lucille Maxwell of Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix S. Smolenski
Stephanie
Tokyo
Japan
Captain Smolenski
Adjutant General
M. C. Smolenski
Cedar Street
Eva Lucille Maxwell
Utah
Ferguson couple welcome daughter Kathleen Norma
Mr and Mrs Arthur Ferguson of 1235 Robert Street Newark announce the birth of a daughter Kathleen Norma on Tuesday at St Barnabas Hospital Newark.
Children Present Heart Fund Show on South Side
A group of youngsters staged a puppet and movie show on February 22 at Donna and Bobby Cohen’s home at 30 Harden Street to benefit the 1950 Heart Campaign. Five cents admission raised three dollars. participants included Marion Kessler Johanna Krause Edward Carol Linda Glueck Wally Alcott Bernice and Gerald Klein Joyce Murray Ronald Haley and Francis Hammond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Donna
Bobby Cohen
Harden Street
Marion Kessler
Johanna Krause
Edward
Carol
Linda Glueck
Wally Alcott
Bernice
Gerald Klein
Joyce Murray
Ronald Haley
Francis Hammond
County Home Agent Addresses Women
The American Home department of the Woman's Club of Hillside met at the Masonic Hall on Broad Street. Guest speaker Mrs. Mary Armstrong from the US Department of Agriculture spoke on Planning for Future Living. Hostesses included Mrs. William Stark and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Home Department
Woman's Club of
Hillside
Masonic Hall
Broad’ Street
Mary Armstrong
United States
Department of Agriculture
William Stark
Charles Smith
Philip Schaub
William Johnson
Fred Rohn, Jr
Fred W. Orloff
Robert Morris
Samuel Bennett
OGC Board Meeting Announcement in Irvington
The executive board of New ark Link 8 OGC will meet on Wednesday March 8 at 3 p.m. at the home of Worthy Matron Mrs Hannah Goodrich 1774 Manor Drive Irvington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark Link 8
O.G.C
Hannah Goodrich
Manor Drive
Irvington
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Deete
Philadelphia
Saybrook
Moody G. Perry, Jr
Perry
June Edna Owen
Paul K. Owen
Pennsylvania State College of Optometry
Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity
Omega Delta Professional Fraternity
PTA
Joseph P. Lobo
Clinton Ave
Simmon
Shifman
Neek BI
Singer Ewing Center
Ponds
Barbara Stanwyck
Thelma Jordan
Louis Hayward
Binnie Barnes
van John
Om and
John Hodiak
Gloria Henry and
Ross Ford
RCA Victor
TOBIA
Lyt
Rpm Records
RCA
Liberty Ave
Broad St
Safeway
Mertz Ave
Catherine Ringwood
Washington
P.T.A
Hadassah Forum
Sic Department
O.G.C. Board Meeting
Waverly
Max's Wood Craft
Ramsey Ave
Wonderful
Victor Eyewitness Television
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