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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1959
Page
4
The piece spotlights Ros Benson, seven months, of 307 Hillside Avenue, with her three year old brother Frankie Jr. The captions describe a family moment as Ros cooperates after initial reluctance during an on camera moment, noting a warm, gurgling reaction.
The Hillside Times presents another Baby of the Week in which nv politely refused our request and departed toward her playpen. Angie Benson notes the infant enjoys toy telephone chats while Frank Benson works for Bristol Myers. The family, longtime Hillside residents, participate in the Zimmerman Photo Service feature offering free pictures. call EL 45 to arrange a photographer.
Storms push back Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Women's Association five day circle meetings to April 19. Location to be announced. Mrs Freddin r's circle at 25 Looker Street forms Mary M Ward. Officers: Secretary Amelia Schaub, Fellowship Gladys Fredericks, Treasurer N L Curtis, World Service Hugh Campbell. Next circle meets April 13 at Mrs Berry's home. executive board to meet March 26 at 22 Looker Street.
A Hillside Business and Professional Women’s Club meeting at Mrs Emmet White’s home on Looker Street set up an international relations program for 6 30 pm March 23 at College Inn Yale Avenue. A delegation will attend the state board meeting March 21 at Rahway Elks Clubhouse. Members will sell stationery and greeting cards to raise funds for the scholarship project. BUY BONDS AND KEEP TH!
The North Jersey Region Hadassah spring conference will be at Breakers Hotel Atlantic City Barsky Hillside Chapter vice president will represent. Attendees include Mrs Mernie Ei enber Mrs Philip Scherer Mr Leo Lowenstein Mrs Garved Mrs Anne The Hillside group plans active participation in workshop. Mil ton R. Carls urges members to contact Mrs Henry Garrod for session arrangements.
Mrs Lilly Koenigshere and Mr Samuel Kateher announce their betrothal at 259 Conklin Avenue. Bride is a West Side Newark graduate employed by Airborne Access Corp Hinsite. Phyllis Kraimmand and Robert Ammann announce engagement from East Orange Park Avenue couple fate.
The Suburban Deborah League donor dinner will be at the Chinticler Mille burn on Monday March 30 at 7 30 pm. Estelle Forman announces the theme The House We Live In with co chair Seymour Krell and decorations led by Bert Bruder and Martin Borsky. Reservations chief Joseph Grabois. door prize committee includes Krell Brody Kaplan. Souvenir journal team lists Parnem Walter Tansan Edwin Ileman Donald Cohen. Proceeds aid Deborah Hospital and Sanatorium a non scenic facility treating tubercular patients and performing heart and chest operations at the Elichman Heart Pavilion. Admission is free regardless of race nationality or religion. Hospital mottoes render aid before it is too late and he who enters does not pay.
At Abram P Morris Saybrook PTA meeting last Wednesday the program Around the World In Song And Dance featured Union County PTA Chorus directed by Aden Lewis and dances by Polish Israeli and Hawaiian groups. Carl Frahm sang solos and Cub Pack 190 was presented by Robert Sussin to Mrs William Hess. Dr Harold H Berlin gave the invocation. The PTA voted to support a county vocational school and urged letters to the Board of Education and Board of Freeholders. Hostesses were third and fourth grade mothers. Attendance banners went to the morning kindergarten and Miss Joanne Higgins fifth grade.
The Calvin Coolidge School PTA meeting, postponed from last Thursday, will be held on Tuesday March 24 at 7 45 pm in the school. A rumor clinic led by Mrs Brant Coopersmith will be featured and officers will be elected. The public is invited.
Hillside Chapter of the Women's American ORT will host a cake sale Saturday evening at Stair Theater on North Broad Street. The event features a screening of The Buccaneers and home baked goods, with proceeds funding the chapter health project. Chairman is Mrs. Wilh Nisensen.
The Sisterhood of the Conservative Congregation of Hillside schedules a meeting on March 23 at 7 30 p.m. at the Hillside building. Mrs. Michael Abel leads programs and Purim observance. A record party is set for April 16 at 8 30 p.m. at the Salem Avenue church complex, with the first donor dinner on April 6 at Steiner's in Newark hosted by donor chair Mrs. Sheldon Koch.
Officers of Charles Wernicke Jr Chapter 55 DA Y were elected Monday night at The War Memorial Building. New officers include Commander Daniel Wy Seib, senior vice commander Walter Pagowski, Anthony Liniewski as second vice, judge advocate Marty G Hyway, treasurer Edward Terman, chaplain Francis Priciotta, sergeant at arms Harry Weinstein, and War Memorial Building trustees Ray Heller, ToRepl Brooks, and John Frankaoe.
Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church sent twenty two teen groups to Camp Dennis in Stillwater for a weekend retreat. Pastor Dr Arthur Northwood requested church funds at Sunday morning worship to support the youth program, with Earl Brooks and Mrs Brooks accompanying the group.
Miss Phyllis K Richards admissions representative from Carnegie Institute of Technology visited Hillside High School on Monday March 16 to address prospective college students.
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Hillside Avenue School PTA held an open house followed by Fathers Night with the theme Know Your Community. Mrs. Philip Levin directed the program while Dr Walter C. Krumbiegel thanked the PTA for three paintings and announced the Spring fundraiser on April 15. Officers listed include President Mrs. Donald Ants Gillmor and other posts. Troop 137 presented colors with several scouts. Mother Daughter bake sale and refreshments followed in the cafeteria.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Mittleman of Plymouth road return from a five day stay at Sea Isle Hotel Miami Beach Florida. On the way home they visited Camp Lejeune North Carolina where their son Corporal J Mittleman stationed as a radio operator. Cpl Mittleman had previously been stationed at Lejeune during World War II with the First Marine Division.
Stuart Alboun son of Mr and Mrs Albert Alboum of 1569 Fabyan Place celebrated his sixth birthday at a luncheon in Springfield Route 22 Big Top Car Hop party pavilion. Eighteen youngsters and fourteen adults attended the festivities highlighted by a magic show.
Hillside Chapter 192 O S will observe past matrons and past patrons night after the regular meeting at 7 30 tomorrow in Masonic Hall 1444 North Broad Street Mrs Mildred Phillips and William Bahret will be honored.
Mr and Mrs Casper Coleman of 1485 Orchard Terrace have returned from a fourteen day West Indies cruise aboard the M S Italia of Home Lines. Southern resort guests visiting Pinehurst North Carolina at the Carolina Hotel include Mr and Mrs John E Murphy of 26 Exeter Way.
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