Cleric argues US is unpopular amid missions critique
Rev. Dr. Ulysses B. Blakely of the Synod of New Jersey told the Elizabeth Age Presbyterian Women that Americans are unpopular because missions align with governments rather than people. He cited Africa and Europe and urged all to become missionaries by bridging class, race, and language barriers to improve international relations.
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Ulysses B. Blakely
Synod of
New Jersey
Newark
Women’s Association
Elizabeth Age
Presbyterian Church
Europe
U.S
Ohio
Wagner College Band Plans March Tour Across Three States
Wagner College Concert Band starts a three state, five performance tour on March 13. The 55 piece ensemble travels to Phillipsburg Rockville Camp Hill Greenville and Sussex before returning to Staten Island for Homecoming on March 21. Trombone player Robert Zentmaier is among the group under director Dr. Harald C. Normann. The program spans Bach Supstadt and Hello Dolly.
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New York
Robert Zent
Indier
Hillside
Wagner College
Staten Island
Phillipsburg
Rockville
Camp Hill
Greenville
Sussex, NJ
Wagner
Harald C. Normann
Johann Supstinn Bach
Hello
Dee Y
Jewish Monthly Editor To Speak at Club Event
President Robert Diamond of Hillside Lodge 1514 B nai B rith announced that Edward J Grush editor of National Jewish Monthly will headline a program on March 15 at 8 30 PM in the Sinai Youth Center auditorium Clark Street The visit highlights a cooperative cultural outreach between the local lodge and the national publication.
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Robert Diamond
Hillside Lodge
B'nai'rith
Edward &. Grush
National Jewish Monthly
Sina! Youth Center
Clark St
Grush to Speak on Jewish Affairs in Washington Program
Mr Grush a Ohio State graduate and veteran journalist will discuss American Jewish national and international affairs from Washington DC headquarters. The program will feature initiation of new members, with Saul Schreier Aaron Baum and Dr Herbert Yampolsky performing the initiation. There is no admission charge and refreshments will be served at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Ave
Grush
Ohio State University
Ohio State Journal
Cincinnati Post
The
Omaha
Nebr.) World-Herald
National Jewish Monthly
Washington, D.C
Saul Schreier
Aaron Baum
Herbert Yampolsky
Schmidt Named Public Service Executive Assistant in Central Division
Kenneth Schmidt of 72 Stirling Road Watchung has been appointed executive assistant in the Central Division of Public Service Electric and Gas Company. He succeeds Joseph F. McCarron who retires. Schmidt began with the firm in 1925 as a clerk and rose through multiple distribution and chief clerk roles, later becoming assistant electric distribution chief clerk in Newark in 1962. He formerly served as Watchung councilman and mayor and has long been active in civic and fire department duties, plus organizations in Somerset County.
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Kenneth ©. Schmidt
Stirling Rd
Watchung
Central
Public Service Electric and Gas Company
Schmidt
Joseph F. McCarron
Public Service
Plainefield
Plainfield
Elizabeth Area
Bergen
General Office
Newark
Lng Timte
Fire Department
New Jersey
Fipelien
Boon- Toni
Somerset County
Governing Officials Association
Watchung Boy Scout
Hillside Highs Adds Four Twirlers And Elects Captain
Hillside High School announces four new twirling squad members: Betty Frank Fren Levin Linda Notte and Judy Rubin. New captain Barr with co captain Sherry Goldman leads the squad. Freshman Hullabilloo event March 6 featured Embers music record centerpiece and student officers Rita Milich Sheryl Widowsky Rosellen Berlin and Bonnie Weiss. Sophomores and Juniors will take National Educational Development Tests March 18 as part of National Merit Scholarship Corp program assessing talent and financial aid needs.
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Hillside High School
Betty Frank
Fren Levin
Linda Notte
Judy Rubin
Irl
Barsbara
Barr
Sherry Goldman
Hullabilloo
Birls
Rita Milich
Sheryl Widowsky
Rosellen
Berlin
Bonnie Weiss
National Merit Scholarship Corp
Knights of Columbus Communion Breakfast Honors Deaf Parish Work
KC Council members and sons of Father Canty Council 3197 received Holy Communion at St Catherine's and held a Communion Breakfast at College Inn. Very Rev John Hourihan spoke on parish priest work and teaching the deaf and dumb, with Albert Schwind of Clifton also noted.
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Lea
John Dawson Gilmary Shea
Father Canty
Knights of Columbus
St. Catherine's Church
College Inn
John H. Hourihan
Newark
Albert J. Schwind
Clifton
Catholic War Veterans
Mons
Hourihan
Breakfast ties church and school work against communism
At annual Breakfast, speakers praised public school teachers volunteering with the Mount Carmel Guild movement. Mr. Schwind drew parallels between K of C and Catholic Church aims in opposing communism and indecent literature and keeping God name in The Nation. Grand Knight Weis welcomed attendees. Commissioner Desch toasted. Kalembi led breakfast.
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Mount Carmel Guild
Schwind
K. of C
Catholic Church
God
Frank Weisshhapt
K.G
John A. Desch
John S. Kalembi
Union State Bank Gains In Standing
Union State Bank of Union New York rose five places among the 1200 largest U S banks in 1964, ranking 1143rd with deposits of 27 897 758, up from 1148th and 26 903 412 deposits a year earlier. The figures come from American Banker 1965 Annual Roll Call surveying 13 673 U S banks.
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New York
State Bank of Union, Union
United States
American Banker" of
Welfare Council heads year ahead at Bayway Center
The Council of Eastern Union County reelected officers led by Charles H. Armstrong who stated at the Bayway Community Center that the group will meet upcoming challenges. The atmosphere reflected readiness to tackle the year’s tasks ahead.
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Owen Ntuneeywemare
Union County
Charles H. Armstrong
Bayway Community Center
Year of trial and tribulation a year of great challenge
The remarks highlight progress toward The Great Society with focus on strides under the Economic Opportunity Act. Charles A. Valano notes advances by the Social Planning Committee while James J. Gray commends agency cooperation after allocating reductions due to a lower United Fund intake. Officers elected include Vice-presidents Hoffman and Wylie, treasurer Eckels, assistant treasurer Potter, and secretary Miss Ann Gerber. New board members are Mayor Decker, Rabbi Fishbein, Mrs. Lodge, Rev Hoff man, Joseph O'Hara, and Rev. Dr. Scott. Those reelected are Joseph Donovan, Eckelé, Martin Horan, Adrian Murray, David Topf, and Wylie.
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Charles A. Valano
James J. Gray
United Fund
Frederick H. Hoffman
Donald K. Wylie
Andrew C. Ec
Joseph Donovan
Linden
Eckelé Martin Horan
Adrian ©. Murray
David’ Topf
Mr. Wylie
Elizabeth
Catch A Tiger Film For Deborah In Suburban League Meeting
A 30 minute film Catch A Tiger is to be shown at the Suburban Deborah League meeting on Tuesday evening March 16 at Temple Beth Am in Springfield. The film highlights children engaging in Wings activities to exercise minds and bodies. Following the film, Mrs. Aaron Dorsky will lead a discussion. Public invited. Members will draw for table placements for a donor event on April 6 at The Goldman West Orange. Mrs. Ira Rose is program vice president.
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Deborah League
Temple Beth Am
Springfield
Thelm
U.S.A
Aaron Dorsky
South Mountain Cooperative Ene
Wyoming
South Mountain
Millburn
Goldman, West Orange
Ira Rose
Gpresident
Purim Services at Temple Beth El Set Friday Events
Rabbi Irwin H. Fishbein will speak at 6 00 p m Friday at Temple Beth El 1374 North Avenue Elizabeth on Purim Legend or Reality In his sermon he will discuss the message of the Purim story from Esther and the holiday s blend of sacred and profane Hostesses for the post service reception are sponsored by Mr and Mrs Herbert Fielding in honor of their son George s bar mitzvah Ushers named Heine Cohn Dr Irving Klein and Mrs Charles L Sherman Sabbath services are at 10 48 a m on March 13th The bar mitzvah is George Fielding Temple Purim carnival is Sunday March 14th 10 00 a m to 12 00 noon with songs Purim story and skits for lower grades Prizes for costumes A Puria service with Megillah reading is Wednesday March 17th at 7 30 p m A Purim Dance for seventh to ninth graders is Saturday March 20th in the temple auditorium All seventh to ninth grade boys and girls are invited to attend
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Irwin H. Fishbein
Temple Beth el
North Avenue
Elizabeth
Rabbi Fishbein
Herbert Fielding
Irvington Ave
George
Heine Cohn
Irving Klein
Charles L. Sherman
George Fielding
Severa
Temple
Elect Officers Of School Band In Hillside
The Intermediate Band at A.B. Morris school elected officers for the rest of the school year. Robert Peyser is President, Teddy Domaracki Vice President, Helaine Collins Secretary. The band formed in December includes players from beginner to advanced levels and has performed for an assembly and opened exercises.
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A.B. Morris School
Robert Peyser
Teddy Domarack
Ant Helaine Collins
Sécretai
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