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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1956
Page
8
The George Washington School BTA will hold a regular meeting on Monday evening March 12 at 8 pm in the school auditorium. Mrs Bert Kriegman nominates the slate of officers. The Father’s Night program features the annual Father’s Night show.
The Civics Department of Womini's Club of Hillside will meet Tuesday afternoon March 13 at 4 30 pm at the home of the alemar Aas Roem and V Wolf. Members will view the club's activities with dessert served by hostesses including Mrs George Dover and others. The Hillside chapter of Hadassah plans a meeting next Wednesday at Sidi Congregation on Maple Avenue at 8 30 pm with guest Moshe from Israel.
The Saybrook PTA reports its executive board met to plan the regular meeting on March 14 in the school auditorium. Topics include a guest address on parent education, a magazine subscription drive, a faculty supper, and an opera trip for Bh vroco students. The annual kindergarten registration is set for April 24–25 with eligibility rules, and a Central Spring Regional Conference is planned for April 10.
The Rev Ravin Te Ossi of Hillside Presbyterian Church announces a Sunday morning nursery hour at 9 am starting this Sunday. The program serves children while parents attend worship, with Mrs Jeannie Kayle and Mrs Naomi Disaveeth directing in the Kindergarten Garden Room.
Mayor William Gural proclaims March 1 to 17 as Girl Scout Week and March 12 as the 44th anniversary of Girl Scouting in the United States. The notice urges citizens to support Girl Scouts and their citizenship training program in Hillside, New Jersey.
A Little League Board of Trustees and general meeting will be held at 8 PM on Tuesday March 13 at the Board of Recreation Commissioners Offices in the Mayfair Building. Plans will be made for the 1958 season.
Members of the senior CYO Unit of St. Catherine's join with other parish groups for the annual variety show to be staged at the hall on May 21 and 22. The event gathers local organizations for a community entertainment program. Public Service Electric and Gas reports weekly electricity output for March 1, 1956 at 199,518,900 kilowatt hours, up from 179,196,262 a year earlier, an increase of 20,322,638 kilowatt hours or 11.34 percent.
The Rev Edward O Kheeir of the Wadsworth Avenue Raper Church will speak at a two day prophecy conference on March 14 and 15 at 745 pm at the Firah Bia ist Church of Hillside. Subjects include Watchman Wear of the Night and Atomic Time as Bible prophecy is shown fulfilled by world history.
SCOUL asuuyan will celebrate its tenth birthday this Saturday at 12 30 p.m. in the Hillside Presbyterian Church auditorium. A buffet luncheon will precede a program of songs and a members dance. Rev Ronald E Ossmann pastor will give the invocation. Badges earned will be presented by guest Mrs Hubert Lane former reader of the group.
Christ the King Catholic Church under Pastor Perry G. DeWitt along with assistants Gerard B Whelan and Richard A. Greene outlines Sunday Masses and Holy Days of Obligation. Details mention lower church for children and multiple service times including nine, ten, and twelve o'clock sessions.
A list of church events across Elizabeth area churches detailing prayer meetings novenas sermons and worship times. Includes First Church of Christ Scientist services at Fairmount Avenue, Bethany Pentecostal Church on Baltimore Ave, Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church, Hillside Presbyterian sessions and First Baptist Church Hillside Ave with dates and weekly schedules.
Bold car ad promises generous trade-ins and budget fits for a new Plymouth with push-button driving, strong take-off power, safety features, high resale value per NADA, and world-beating pricing aimed at a young in heart audience.
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