Glory Be! Debo rah B nai B rith Girls Present Comedy
The Deborah B nai B rith Girls of Hillside present Glory Be a musical comedy at Hillside High School on Saturday April 5 at 8 pm Esthe r Rabinowitz a senior at Irvington High is featured with Cynthia Sax as producer Committee chairs include Rita Miller Rhoda Alper and Judy Kerner Tickets by Barbara Abelowitz Roberta Gulkin porters Lor etta Goldfinger and Carol Milston publicity Celia Kandel makeup Isabel Tannenbaum stage and lighting Grace Lippe props and costuming Eilene Greenstein Ellen Dubow program The cast includes members plus Donald Goldman Jay Fine Steve Farmer Sandy Miller Herbs Nusbaum Abby Bornfeld and Barry Karetnick Tickets from Rita Miller 1442 Highland avenue Waverly or at the door
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah B'nai B
Isabel Tannenbaum
Grace Lippe
Eilene Greenstein
Ellen Dubow
Deborah B'nai B'rith
Hillside
Beverly Rausch
Donald Goldman
Jay Fine
Steve Farmer
Sandy Miller Herbs Nusbaum
Abby
Music Department Meets Next Monday
The Hillside Woman's club Music Department meeting is moved to Monday March 31. Mrs Fred Rohn Jr, chairman, announces rehearsal for uke lele and singing groups at 1 30 p m in Maple Hall. Hostesses named: Mrs Joseph Krevet, Mrs Stanley Weston, Mrs William Johnson, Mrs Jacob Wind and Mrs George Neish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Woman's Lab
Fred Rohn, Jr
Maple Hall
Joseph Krevet
Stanley Weston
William Johnson
Jacob Wind
George Neish
Saybrook PTA Meeting Plans and Speakers
Saybrook School PTA schedules its regular meeting for April 2 with executive board completion. Mrs. Harry Horowtz of the State Mental Hygiene Board discusses child understanding. Seymour Stein directs the school orchestra. Library board meets March 31 at 1 30 p m in the school library. Delegates to the Central District Conference include Mrs Clark Harding Mrs Edward Eayle Mrs John Malone Mrs Mae Popick and Mrs Edward Moser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saybrook School
P.T.A
Harry Horowtz
State Mental Hygiene Board
Seymour Stein
Libtary Board
Central District
Plainfield
Clark Harding
Edward Eayle
John Malone
Mae Popick
Edward Moser
P T A Plans For Summer Roundup At George Washington School
The P T A announced a summer roundup for preschool children at George Washington School to be held from 9 to 11 am on Tuesday April 22. Children must be five by December 31 of the year and present birth vaccination and whooping cough certificates. Esther White’s fifth grade class celebrated 100 percent P T A membership with a party last week. Cub and brownie packs will stage a barn dance at the school tomorrow evening, and Girl Scouts will receive membership pins in ceremonies Monday March 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington School
Esther White
P.T.A
Girl Scouts Host Tea With Songs at School
Girl Scout Troop 33 of Calvin Coolidge School hosted after noon tea for friends last Thursday. They work toward merit badges for hostesses. Entertainment included songs by Mary Lou Seigman Janet Clark and Linda Matcheshyn with piano accompaniment by Arlene Merkel. Mrs. Frank Rubinetti led the troop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Coolidge School
Mary Lou Seigman
Janet Clark
Linda Matcheshyn
Arlene Merkel
Frank Rubinetti
Easter Parade Of Child Fashions
A spring fashion event for children hosted by the Junior Woman's Club at the Veterans Memorial Building on Saturday March 29 at 3 p.m. Mrs. Robert Russell chairs, with Mrs. Frank Weishapler as commentator and Miss Dorothy Wolf overseeing posters. Proceeds support the 1952 project of the N J State Federation of Women's Clubs. Clothes by Terry Lee Inc Elizabeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Woman's Club
Veterans Memorial Building
Robert Russell
Frank Weishapler
Dorothy Wolf
N. S. Philips
N. J. State Federation of Women's Clubs
Terry.Lee Inc. Oflizabeth
Church Recital Of Lenten Music at Hillside Presbyterian
An hour of Lenten music will be presented at Hillside Presbyterian Church starting at 4 pm on Sunday March 30. The program features Janet Williams on violin Edward Tyjewski on organ and the senior choir. Public welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Presbyterian Church
Janet Williams
Edward Tyjewski
Over 300 Attend Democratic Dance
More than 300 persons attended the Hill side Democratic Club second annual dance at the War Veterans Memorial Building on Saturday night. William Galik, president, acted as master of ceremonies and introduced Township Committeemen Milton B. Conford, John M. Malone, and Henry Goluher, plus Mayor Robert C. Kirkpatrick, Township Treasurer William Ostermiller, Tax Collector John Pozar, Democratic county chairman Robert McNamara, and candidate William Gural, with McNamara, for Township Committee. Carmen J. Ferrigno was the sole Republican candidate for Township Committee. Representatives of the Ninth District Civic Association presented Philip Peck, moving to Florida, with a set of seat covers for his auto. Peck was the Democratic campaign manager last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside
Democratic Club
War Veterans Memorial Building
William Galik
Milton B. Conford
John M. Malone
Henry Goluher
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
William Ostermiller
John Pozar
Robert McNamara
William Gural
McNamara
Carmen J. Ferrigno
Ninth District Civic Association
Philip Peck
Florida
Peck
Talk On Jerusalem For Church Women
The Women's Association of the Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church will hear Mrs. Alvah L. Miller discuss Jerusalem Today at the regular monthly meeting on Thursday April 3. Miller has spent time abroad with her husband director of the Near East Foundation. A covered dish luncheon follows at 12:30 hosted by Mrs Bert R Otto. Devotions led by Mrs Arthur L Theurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Association
Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Alvah L. Miller
Jerusalem
Hillside Avenue P T A to Meet on April 2
A regular Hillside Avenue School P T A board meeting is set for Wednesday afternoon April 2. Delegates will report on the Union County Spring conference held last Wednesday at Plainfield. The group plans a trip to the United Nations Building in New York and outlines election of officers and a May 14 meeting with a musical program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Avenue School
P.T.A
Union County
Plainfield
Walter Spitz
Samuel Friedman
William Stark
Charles Grubin
United Nations
New York
Solderships
Catherine Ashley
Three Men On A Horse staged by Center Players Newark
The Center Players of the Newark Jewish Center present the three act farce Three Men On A Horse by John Cecil Holm and George Abbot in Fuld Hall Newark with performances Sunday March 30 Thursday April 5 and Sunday April 6 at 830 pm Directed by Lester Friedman the cast includes Samuel R Seidler Carl Hantz Raymond Harris Charles Blumenthal Norman Goldfarb and others The show travels to Fort Monmouth on Tuesday April 1 by arrangement with Nat Singer of the Jewish Welfare Board U S O.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Players
Newark Jewish Center
John Cecil Holm
George Abbot
Fuld Hall
High and Kinney Streets
Newark
Lester Friedman
Samuel R. Seidler
Carl Hantz
Raymond Harris
Charles Blumenthal
Norman Goldfarb
Jerry Hotchkiss
Martin Blumenthal
Harold Wolf
Robert Klug
Man
Murray Weiss
Albert Lesser
Beverly Schultz
Barbara Greenberg
Jeanette Hotchkiss
Bernice Green
Sue Pollak
George H Kahn
Fort Monmouth
Nat Singer
Jewish Welfare Board
U S.O
Aid Temple Cardiac Home Luncheon Plans Expansion
Mrs. Abraham Cohen and Mrs. Edward Diamond of Hillside serve as decorations chairmen for a June 10 subscription luncheon at Temple Beth El South Orange to raise funds for future expansion of United Order of True Sisters Cardiac Home for Children in East Orange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Cohen
Edward Diamond
Hillside
Temple Beth-El
South Orange
United Order of True Sisters Cardiac Home For
East Orange
Hillside Woman's Club Guests May Attend Presidents Guest Day
Hillside Woman's Club expects a large turnout for Presidents Guest Day at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday April 1 in the War Veterans Memorial Building. Invitations go to the district president and guest, state officers including Mrs. Bart L. Spain and Mrs. Bertram E. Stewart, plus federation members. The program features an operetta The Nifty Shop directed by Mrs. Lyman H. Ware with listed participants, a Spring fashion show by Goerke's Elizabeth, and a welcoming committee of past presidents. Refreshments will be served by a large host committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Woman's Club
War Veterans Memorial
Bart L. Spain
Bertram E. Stewart
Lyman H. Ware
Fred Sinzinger
Henry Nurton
Albert Scaccia
J. W. Fischer
Arthur B. Kirk
Robert C. Kirkpatrick
Francis Hammond
Goerke
Elizabeth
Hillside Club
Edward S. Frith
Alvin E. Graff
Sinzinger
G. Douglas Wilson
Howard J. Bloy
Harold D. Steward
Harry Schnabel
Emmet T. White
Arthur L. Theurer
Ware
J. Henry Zeigler
Namuel Albcorn
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