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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1954
Page
2
The Holy Name Society of Christ the King Church holds its annual Communion breakfast on May 9. Communion at 8:30 am followed by mass and breakfast at 8:50 in the school cafeteria. Rev. Franc Reinbold of St. Michael's will speak. John Desehwit is toastmaster. Committee chair Walter Le Clair leads the event with Joseph Reilly, Willa Shuhola, and Henry Spingler assisting.
The Woman's Auxiliary to the Union County Medical Society held its annual meeting at 216 Exeter Way. New officers and an executive board, including Ms Sauerbrunn, were appointed. Harry Devlin, political cartoonist of Collier's Magazine, addressed the gathering.
Applications for probate of wills were filed with Surrogate Charles A. Otto Jr. Names include James C. Christie and Minnie B. Mewes with executrix and beneficiary designations. Rose Starr and Clara M. Krieger are also named in related estates with administers and specified estate values.
Ruth A Venekus of 204 Silver Avenue was granted a divorce from Joseph D Venekus of 82 West Naurkel Street Newark for desertion. The decree followed a petition by Ruth A Venekus against Joseph D Venekus in Superior Court.
Dunes L. Macarthey presides over Belstal-Myers Company public relations group and was elected president of the Greater New York Chapter of a national association. A Byast Cravem resident is named president of the New Jeremy Safety Council and chairman of the Hillside Inus trial Association public relations committee.
The Liberty Park Community Association urged rejection of David O. Evans plan to rezone a large tract on Conant Street for light industry. Members want homes in the current price range and aligned with nearby houses. They asked letters be sent to the Planning Board and Zoning Board of Adjustment.
Hillside Jewish Y youth board picks Harriet Friedman as president with Barry Rohrlich Nancy Spielvogel and Barbara Rosenberg as officers. Medley of committee chairs named and 22 members to plan lounges and canteens for the teen group at the Hillside building.
Tunes J Hull of Ridgway avenue Hillside will attend the silver anniversary dinner of the Du Pont Arlington Works Twenty Five Year Club. The event marks a milestone for longtime employees with formal gathering and recognition.
Tonight at the Robert Trent Hotel in Newark James Q Di Pont great grandson of the Du Pont founder will discuss Pattern For Success He will outline ten basic points on the business compass that built Du Pont from a 1802 one man operation to a large enterprise Also thirteen employees who recently completed 25 years of service will be inducted into the 84 member club.
The Garden Clubs of New Jersey award the Highway Beautification Award to Sun Dairies Inc. A lighting chief role is named for Susan Hunenverger of 1053 Prospect Street. May 14 and 18 host The Dirty Heart at Montclair State Teachers College. Hillside High School graduate Miss Hintenberger to science studies. Montclair State names 79 students to Dean's Honor List for Fall semester.
The East New Jersey Baptist Association plans a May 12 dinner at First Baptist Church Westfield for men of its 30 plus churches. J Howard Williams will preside with a singspiration led by Rev Loyd Walliams. Three follow up group meetings cover Churches Without Men Or tions, Churches With Men's Organizations, and a Cabinet Meeting.
The Council of Noweregy testifies affiliated men from Jersey Baptist Cony and about 25 churches across New Jersey join the National Council. Rev Elbert Gates of the Westfield church leads Ames Baptist Men with regional pastors.
Classified brief promoting a house for sale under Township Notes with contact Theresa M. Bensen broker by phone Wa 6 4240 Ady for quick results.
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