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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1957
Page
4
A paid-up membership meeting for American ORT Women will be held Thursday at 8:30 p.m. at Sinai Congregation 1531 Maple Avenue. A fashion show will be presented, guests welcomed, and refreshments served.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Francisco announce the engagement of their daughter Joyce Marie Francisco to Richard Horace Tichenor son of Mr and Mrs Horace V Tichenor The Francisco family formerly of Marlu Farm Lincroft now Dundee Florida graduate notes incomplete
From Middletown High School, a senior at Bucknell University in Lewisburg Pa majoring in political science plans to teach after graduation. She is a Phi Mu member. Mr Tichenor a Hillside High School graduate also attended Bucknell and majored in political science. He works for Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co in Newark. A June wedding is planned.
The Washington PTA executive board met led by President Mrs Harold Heres reporting on the State Convention in Atlantic City and the Fall County meeting in Clark Township. A mothers chorus was formed under Mrs Mark Swanger with other committee appointments noted for the dance on November 26 and a Friday night civil defense drill chaperoned by Mrs Forer and Mrs Weinberg at Hillside Avenue School. The next meeting is set for November 11 with sixth grade mothers hosting and visitation on the program.
Howard J. Bloy spoke at a Busines and Professional Women Club meeting about the development of the township from 1910 to 1930. Slides of early growth were shown by Mrs. Vivian Metz, with Miss Eleanor P. Duffy detailing Visiting Nurse Association work in the township. The nurses logged 1,368 visits and 433 hours last year. The group will meet November 25 at Hillside High School with Dr. Wayne T. Branom, Superintendent of Schools, slated to speak.
Mr and Mrs Max Portnoff announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Joan Olerand to Irwin Dumbroff son of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Dumbroff of Newark. Miss Olerand graduated Hillside High School and works in Bristol Myers Co accounting. Dumbroff, a Weequahic High School graduate and Rutgers senior, Newark, plans a June wedding.
Hillside Presbyterian Church announces a roast beef dinner on Saturday November 23 in two seatings. Tickets are through Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Chase with helpers Mrs. Raymond Springer Mrs. John Craig and Mrs. Chase. Dining room in charge by Mrs. Elsie Henry. Bazaar Friday November 22 2 to 6 pm with a snack bar.
A special meeting is set for Tuesday November 12 at 8 p.m. in Hurden Looker School office to reorganize Boy Scout Troop 94. Attending will be members from Boy Scout Headquarters and three Hurden-Looker PTA members Mrs Kru tulis president, Mrs Middleton vice president, Mrs Schneider publicity chairman, and Dr Lopresti principal who invites interested fathers to assist.
The Wo men s Association executive board of Eliza TRIN Avenue Presbyterian met at 14 Looker Street to finalize plans for a 12 30 p m covered dish luncheon at the church tomorrow. Guest speaker West Orange official Mrs Richard McCarroll will speak after devotions led by Mrs Ernest Ewertsen. Annual election also on the agenda.
The church schedules an annual guest night for 3 pm on December 11. The next board meeting is set for December 5 due to Thanksgiving Day conflict. Mel White presided over the incident regarding Mrs. Harold Eichman, the president.
About 1200 people attended the annual bazaar of Saybrook School P T A held recently. The event took place in the school gymnasium while the rides were set up on the school grounds. Mrs Vincent Vitale and Mrs David Horwitz expressed thanks to committee chairmen and workers for helping make the affair a success. Mrs William Hess, president, and Mrs Valentine Etter attended the State Convention in Atlantic City last month. Five members attended for one day: Mrs Norman Girkin, Mrs Harold Berlin, Mrs Edward Moser, Mrs Bernard Bernstein and Mrs Jack Pearlman.
Dressnnts and vice presidents from Kin side P T A groups met at Mrs William Krutulis home to discuss plans. They reported on the upcoming Candidates Night for the Board of Education on January 5 and noted attendees from Hillside and Newark.
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