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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1951

Page

5

Newark Groups Officers To Broadcast On Air And TV

Officers of Newark League for asthmatic children will appear on the Coffee Club radio program on Station WAAT 9 05 to 9 30 a.m. and telecast on WATV from noon to 12 30. Speakers include Mrs Jess Salee Elizabeth president Mrs Jules Bruckner past president and social service liaison officer and Mrs William Kroner vice president. They will discuss current Newark League activities.

Newark League Nildren Denver Salee Essex House Newark Seymour Samet Essex County Intergroup Council Samuel August Leo Kadison Louis Katchen King

Daughters of America Hillside Council Elects Officers

Renominated heads of the D A council Hillside Council 83 with officers including Mrs Dora Gale councilor Mrs Mary Reinhard vice chair and Mrs Nellie Dowdell conductress and 18 month trustee. They planned a Christmas party for December 10 and will not meet next month due to holidays.

D. of A. Council Hillside Council Daughters of America, Weit Strenee saaikLai Tae Masonic Hall Dora, Gale Mary. Reinhard Nellie--dowitl

Helen Zimmerman Weds Walter Bea in Irvington Church

Miss Helen Zimmerman daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Zimmerman of 543 Tillman Street wed Walter Bea son of Mr and Mrs Peter Bea of 1418 Leslie Street in a double ring ceremony at St John s and St Paul s Evangelical Lutheran Church Irvington Rev Cyris Klinger officiated A reception followed at the Olympic Tavern Irvington The bride wore slipper satin with rhinestones and seed pearls The two tier veil came from a tiara of seed pearls and rhinestones They exchanged vows in front of family including maid of honor Florence Zimerman and bridesmaids Phyllis Howarth Elsa Wagner Margaret Bee and Anne Hansen Best man was Robert Bee Ushers included Pvt William Tozer Charles Howarth Erwing Kehrer and Wilbur Hansen The couple both attended Hillside High School and plan to reside at 129 Prospect Avenue Irvington after a honeymoon in Virginia and Washington They are employed by Schering Corp Union and American Can Company Newark Fight Polio Give to Sister Kenny Foundation 507 5th Avenue New York 17

Helen Zimmerman Frank W. Zimmerman Tillman Street Walter Bea Peter Bea Leslie Street St. John's St. Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church Irvington Cyris Klinger Olympic Tavern Florence Zimerman Phyllis Howarth Elsa Wagner Margaret Bee Anne Hansen Robert Bee Pvt William Tozer Charles Howarth Erwing Kehrer Wilbur Hansen Hillside High School Bea Schering Corp Union American Can Company Newark Virginia Washington Prospect Avenue

B'nai B'rith Girls to Entertain at Sinai Congregation

B'nai B'rith Women Chapter will be entertained by Deb orah Chapter and B'nai B'rith Girls at Sinai Congregation on Wednesday evening November 21. An original skit by Miss Esther Rabinowitz and Thanksgiving hymns by the women's choral group are planned. The Hillel Foundation at Rutgers University will receive table lamps for its recreation hall at a December 14 party chaired by Mrs. Joseph Gottesman. Mrs. M Lazarus hosted a membership tea yesterday afternoon at 1402 Stanley Terrace.

B'nai B'rith Deborah Sinai’ Congregation Esther Rabinowitz Hillel Foundation Rutgers University Joseph Gottesman M. Lazarus Stanley Terrace

Sorority Aids Children’s Home With Thanksgiving Gift

Omega Sigma Psi Sorority met at Mrs. Dorothy Lutz’s home to vote for a Thanksgiving donation to the Children’s Country Home on Westfield. They planned a Christmas dinner December 15 at the Condor, Livingston, and announced merchandise club winners Mrs. Janet Schuta and others. Bazaar organizers thanked contributors for the November 6–7 event at Christ the King Church.

Omega Sigma Psi Sorority Dorothy Lutz Route Westfield Condor Livingston Janet Schuta Ruth Blum Betty Rath

Newark Girl Weds Allen Fairbanks

Miss Beverly Ann Van Hise and Allen Jo Fairbanks wed at Sacred Heart Church Vailsburg on Sunday afternoon November 4. Rev Egan officiated. The couple are from Newark and received guests at a reception following the ceremony.

Sacred Heart Church Vailsburg Beverly Ann van Hise Gustave van Hise Ivy Street Newark Allen Jo Seph Fairbanks Clifford Fairbanks Yale Avenue Egan

Wedding Rites for Miss Fairbanks Unite Newark Couple

Miss Fairbanks and her groom were married at Willie's Orange with a Chantilly lace gown, Juliet cap veil, and white orchid prayerbook. Catherine Stib of Newark served as maid of honor with Patricia Doherty and Mary Louise Shields, both Newark, and Rosemary Hicks of Maplewood as bridesmaids. Best man was Jerry Fairbanks of Plainfield, with ushers Carmen Attanasio Frank M macar ski and Harry Quandt. The couple will reside at a long street address. Mrs. Fairbanks is a St. Vincent Academy graduate and Bell Telephone employee. The groom attended Hillside High and works as a printer in Hoboken.

Tion Willie's Orange Catherine Stib Newark Patricia Doherty Mary Louise Shields Rosemary Hicks Maplewood Jerry Fairbanks Plainfield Carmen Attanasio Frank Macamaski Irvington Harry Quandt Hillside Eatth Amdple Long Street Fairbanks St. Vincent Academy Bell Telephote Company Hillside High School Art-Jay Box Corp Hoboken

Brownie Troop Prepares Holiday Basket At Church

Brownie Troop 44 of Hulsiae Presbyterian Church gathers under Mrs. Alice Kirk to assemble a Thanksgiving food basket for a needy family.

Hulsiae* Presbyterian Church Alice Kirk

Winners at a Hallowe en party list three names

Ellen Eagle won for prettiest costume Lucille Moser earned most original and Betty Friedman secured funniest costume at the Halloween party held October 30 with prizes awarded to all three entrants.

Ellen Eagle Lucille Moser Betty Friedman

Health Problems Explained at George Washington PTA Meeting

School medical staff explained health problems of children at a George Washington School PTA meeting on Monday evening October 29. Speakers were Dr Edward J. Moress physician Dr Maxwell N Fischler dentist and Dr Fred J Roever Jr optometrist with Mrs Marjorie Gulick school nurse as moderator.

George Washington School P.T.A Edward J. Moress Maxwell N. Fischler Fred J. Roever, Jr Marjorie Gulick

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