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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1952

Page

4

Saybrook faculty supper draws over 150 attendees

More than 150 persons attended the annual Saybrook School PTA faculty supper in the Coe Avenue gym. Toastmaster David M. MacNeil introduced Mrs. Mac Popick, PTA president, and principal David Harris. A crystal vase and aluminum sandwich tray were exchanged as prizes, with entertainment by the Mothers Chorus and Otto Granick duo. Special guests included Elina Venezian, Krautblatt, and Brennan. وال

Saybrook School P.T.A Coe Avenue David M. MacNeil Mac Popick Addison Sanborn Hillside P.T.A David Harris Popick Harris Mothers Otto Granick Newark Dale Studios Ethel Cox Robert Steuerwald William Kemper Joseph Ram Elina Venezian Saybrook Willian Krautblatt Raymund Brennan

Engagement of Belle Jane Matts to August H Daviet Jr

Belle Jane Matts, daughter of Maite of 152 Center street, and August H. Daviet Jr., son of Fire Chief and Mrs. Daviet of 48 Clark street, announce their engagement after a party at the Stockholm in Somerville. Belle Matts is a Hillside High School and Berkeley Secretarial School graduate, employed by Westinghouse Electric Supply Co. in Newark. Daviet is at Officer Candidate School at Fort Benning, Georgia, and holds B S and Ed M degrees from Rutgers University after attending Hillside High and Drew University. An early Fall wedding is planned.

Center Street Belle Jane O.C August H. Daviet Jr Daviet Clark Street Stockholm Somerville Matts Hillside Berkeley Secretarial School East Orange Westinghouse Electric Supply Cn Newark Fort Benning Hillside High School Drew University Madison Rutgers University

Directorate Of Blind To Address Women At Hillside Club

The Hillside Woman's Club Welfare Department hosts a 1:30 p.m. talk by Emma Howe director of the Light Conservation Commission for the Blind at Maple Hall. Hostesses are named and a cancer dressing unit meets March 24. Executive board rescheduled to March 24 at 1:30 p.m. at Mrs. Raymond V. Wolf's home. Federation Day set for March 27 at Hahne's Newark with prizes and a fashion show.

Hillside Woman's Club Maple Hall Emma Howe Light Conservation Commission For Huw J. Bloy Fred Sinzinger Lyman Ware Addison Sanborn Fred Orloff Walter Robin George Dover Harold J. Love Highland Avenue Cranford Raymond V. Wolf Salem Avenue Burnett W. Straus Ware Wolf

Elect Officers for Hillside Bnai B'rith Women

Hillside Bnai B'rith Women elected officers at Sinai Congregation with Arthur Koorse as president and a full slate of vice presidents secretaries treasurer and sentinels. The event featured two films on philanthropic work and a membership tea at Newark. Vocational guidance funds totaling twenty million dollars were announced for scholarships and education aid.

Hillside B'nai B'rith Sinai Congregation Charles Rausch Arthur Koorse Simo Xerner Marc Swanger Abe Charnack Abe Finkelstein Seymour Greenspan Sol Soroka Kerner R. Warshawsky Sheerer Avenue Newark Mac N. Fosman Fosman

C E S Will Honor Matrons Patrons At Masonic Hall

Hillside Chapter 192 Order of the Eastern Star will honor past matrons and patrons at 7 30 pm tomorrow evening at Masonic Hall Mrs Zola Laws will serve as worthy matron and Vernon Laws as worthy patron for the event Other past officers are expected to attend

Hillside “Hapter Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Hall Zola Laws Vernon Laws

Fun Social at Newark JCC for singles over 29

The Business and Professional Friendship Club hosts a Social on Saturday March 22 1952 at the Newark Jewish Center 652 High Street. A live orchestra provides dancing for single people over 29 in the age group.

Business & Professional Friendship Club Newark Jewish Center High Street

Birthday party honors Richard Cavalcante at Le Pree's Roselle

Richard Cavalcante celebrated his sixteenth birthday with a party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cavalcante at Le Pree's in Roselle. More than 175 guests attended, with relatives from New York, Philadelphia, and Long Island. Local mill side attendees included many named families and individuals.

Richard Cavalcante le Pree's Roselle Henry Cavalcante Cram Street New York Philadelphia Long Island Millside John Rossing Mary Dill James J. Costanza Ann Quick Joseph Madaro R. Repak Julia Jupa Lorraine Allen and Donald Joseph Sneden Joseph Finn Samuel Carroccia Julia Krajcech June Jaye H. Dolfinger William Perucchi F. Resos

Student Nurse Gloria Tipping to Help With Cake Sale

Gloria Tipping, president of the senior class at St. Barnabas Hospital School of Nursing, will assist in a cake sale by senior students from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. tomorrow in the hospital lobby. Home address listed as 210 Crann Street.

Ciis Gloria Tipping St. Barnabas Hospital School of Nursing Jis Crann Street

Miss Boyes Engaged To Paul Reese In Hillside

Announcement of the engagement of Miss Eleanor Ruth Boyes, daughter of Mrs. John W. Boyes of 1391 Harding Terrace, to Paul Joseph Reese of Kilsythe Road. Miss Boyes, Hillside High School graduate and Sigma Lambda Phi member, works at Fiction Lovers Library Hillside. Reese, Jefferson High School and Lafayette College alum, is employed by Bell Telephone Laboratories Murray Hill.

Eleanor Ruth Boyes John W. Boyes Harding Terrace Boyes Paul Joseph Reese Paul Reese Kilsythe Road Elizabeth Miss Boyes Hillside High School Sigma Lambda Phi Sorority Fiction Lovers Hillside Thomas Jefferson High School Elizabeth Lafayette College Bell Telephone /Laboratories Murray Hill

Ninth Grade Cantata The Gypsies and Carnaval Presented

The ninth grade class presented a cantata titled The Gypsies and Carnaval at the high school annex with a cast including Sheila Mayer Dorothy Powell George Palfi Kathleen Malatesta Paul Kronier George Goeller Joan Kaufman Dominick Dee Michael Percoskie Thomas Kowalsky Walter Kowalsky Beverly Reinhard Dolores Vadeika Richard Lish Eddie Diamante Glenn Fairbanks Otto Weimer Joan Ikas Suzanne Spiegel Caroline Christie Judy Weintraub. Accordion solos were by Therese Anzella and Marion Kreshok. Specialty dances and songs were offered by Marie Lang Pat OBrien Joanne Stiles Helena Stiles Mari Ian Galik Pat Sellick Phil Monetti Madeline Jablonsky Barbara Vivi ano and Madeline Freer. In charge of stage details were Geraldine Nick Pat Heferan make up Barbara Farese costumes Steve Grutch scenery and Helen Lepesko announcer. Music was by the Swingsters including Phil Eichler Sandy Kaplan Don Rothfeld and Leroy Koras.

Tata Prese Carnaval Sheila Mayer Dorothy Powell George Palfi Kathleen Malatesta Paul Kronier George Goeller Joan Kaufman Dominick Dee Michael Percoskie Thomas Kowalsky Walter Kowalsky Beverly Reinhard Dolores Vadeika Richard Lish Eddie Diamante Glenn Fairbanks Otto Weimer Joan Ikas Suzanne Spiegel Caroline Christie Judy Weintraub Therese Anzella Marion Kreshok Marie Lang Pat O'Brien Joanne Stiles Helena Stiles Mari- Ian Galik Pat Sellick Phil Monett Madeline Jablonsky Barbara Viviano Madeline Freer Geraldine Nick Pat Heferan Barbara Farese Steve

Sigma Lambda Phi Plans Spaghetti Supper In April

The senior chapter met at Mrs. Lucille Curtis's home to plan a spaghetti supper for April 26 at the War Veterans Memorial Building. Arrangements are led by several members, and ten dollars was donated to the Crippled Children's Fund. Members received theatre tickets for April 5 to see Paint Your Wagon in New York. The group will meet March 25 at Mrs. Densie Mulligan's Crann Street home.

Sigma Lambda Phi Sorority Lucille Curtis Thomas Street War Veterans Memorial Building Grace Macauley Marge Bobrovean Curtis Marian Dwyer Edna Issler Rosemary Hogan Cathryn Galamb Crippled Children’s Fund New York Densie Mulligan Crann Street

ANSWER THE CALL GIVE TO YOUR RED CROSS

A brief public notice urges readers to answer the call and give to the Red Cross. It emphasizes charity appeals and community support during emergencies and disasters. No dates or additional names are provided in the readable text.

RED Cross

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