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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1955

Page

2

Pingry School Evaluated by Visiting Committee

Evaluation headmaster E Laurence Springer led a 15 educator committee for a three day visit to Pingry School Bryn Mawr Pa under the Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. Mayhew spoke to the SEB on trustee relations and Pingry’s 1935 alumnus Clayton Jones announced the November 25 alumni dinner with speaker Charles Muliatir.

Weads E. Laurence Springer Pingry School Chaiman Smpley Bryn Mawr Lie Mr Springer Widdle Avugustia | Ben Pingry Mayhew Theodore L Mayhew Princeton Club New York Baeehly Mityhew S.E.B Avinul Clayton B. Jones, Jr Pingry Alumni Association Chartes Ib A. Muliatir TPE Charles ©. Foyt

Tiird Grade Plays At Assom 1 Under Livy Directed by Reinard

A fragmentary report details third grade students performing a play titled MEnts for Hoattae at Hills Woysal. Dorothy Reinhard mentors student teachers including Miss Trout from Jersey City Teachers College assisting in the production and staging.

Livy Dorothy Reinhard Miss Seve Millan Iit Teonint Ryvla Yall Mares Betsy Bananames Dtveyer Barbara Frend Raveet Cunper Olva Ceayge Donfi Wudnexs Chrolyn Cairah Sheila Elman Aukauers Jewel Weise Mohand Chotzicehy Wayne Brelowski Thyder Gini Trout Jersey City Teachers College

Commuter Tickets Good For Parking in North Bergen

New Jersey commuters can use expired November–December Hudson River crossing tickets at the Lincoln Tunnel Parking Lot in North Bergen for 25 cents toward the $1 parking fee. The Port Authority allows cash value for immediate use, with a $1 combo price including parking and round-trip bus to Port Authority Terminal. The $500,900,000 facility opened November 2 under Governor Myers’ dedication, with entrances from Route 3 and Paterson Park Road and operated by Public Service Coordinated Company with tunnel bus service to Manhattan.

New Jersey Hudson River Crossing New Lincoln Tunnel North Bergen Port of Public Service Coordinated Company of Ark Park Authority Manhattan Port Authority

Camillo Elected Chairman of Union County Heart Trustees

J Camp was elected chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Union County Heart Association at 614 Lawrence Avenue Westfield. A former 1955 Heart Pony County chairman, he previously led the Martin Wallbere Post 3 American Legion and the Union County American Legion. He is an attorney and serving magistrate in Westfield.

J. Camp Lawrence Avenue Westfield Union County Heart Association Camillo Martin Wallbere American Legion Union County American Legion Acing

Local church services and schedules list

Community churches across towns announce Sunday and midweek services. Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian Church Rev. Wesley A. Glen leads morning Bible school and worship with youth meetings. Hampstead Advent and First Baptist share weekly prayer and study sessions. Hethany Pentecostal notes evening services and choir rehearsals.

First Baptist Church Hillside Avenue Maple Avenue Wesley A. Glen Tnl Sajoot Herbert Smith Pan Youth Fellowship Seyvier Hethany Pentecostal Church Paltimore Ave Edward HH Schaumburg Surrey

Cub Pack 195 Skit At Pack Night And Awards

Cub Pack 195 held Pack Night at Sinai Congregation with Murray Rand as Cubmaster. Den 2 acted as honor guard, Den 6 presented the "Many Thanks" skit, and dens showcased projects on the theme America Beautiful. Parents attended as awards were given and new committee members joined for upcoming events.

Sinal Congregation Murray Rand Den 2 Den 6 jCubs Sylvia Rosenbere Winifred Michaels Bea Abramavite Yon Hillside Avenue Jack Bloom Sid Mittleman Tigers Perlman Edna Friedman Cubs Newark News Newark Airport

B n ai B r ith Women Stese Unit Meeting Notice

B nai B rith Women Stese Unit to meet HiVsige Chapter under chairmanship of Mrs Manus Davis. The group will gather Wednesday November 30 at 6 30 pm at 216 Dover Avenue. All members invited to attend.

HiVsige Binai B'rith Women Theatrical Group Manus Davis Dover Avenue Abe

Seventh Grade Assembly Features Plays and Music

The seventh grade presented an assembly program with two choral features and a one act play titled Phe Veleekwun hes. Students Bernice Klein Ronald Sie Jonathan Sohparty Bill Philip Ruby Patricia mast Susan Schipether and Dasiild Inezolina starred with others in the cast. Donald Gillis served as master of ceremonies and Rebel Munger Victor Singh handled audio visual equipment.

THY Une Chis Eve Gardion Plo Phe Veleekwun Hes Gree Bernice Klein Ronald Sie Jonathan Sohparty Pillip Ruby Patricia Susan Schipether Joh Manning Fuacker

Christmas Party By Hill Junior Woman's Club

The Junior Woman's Club of Hill hosts a Christmas party at Maple Hall on Tuesday December 13 with Mrs Dory and Mr Jeine Mest in charge. They prepare a Thanksgiving basket for a needy resident from welfare director Mrs Jean Giordano's list and coordinate a town wide drive for the Upper Extremity Amputee Fund.

State Junior Department Mesz Ewing

Polio Drive Sets 55 000 Fund Goal

William Galik, general chairman of the local fund drive for the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, announced Hillside's goal in the annual campaign at five thousand dollars. The kickoff dinner in Elizabeth Carteret Hotel drew Willan Starkey and others as volunteers push toward the campaign target to aid polio victims.

William Galik Naonal Foundation For Infantile Yealyais Hillside Galik Ethelbeth Carteret Hotel Willan Starkey Tsack Lager Wid Morris Soskawite Poli Lotta H. Clee Ite Civil Survive Commission Wis Beaker Ure Cotnly Lager Irvington Avene Galt

Newark Declares Three Day BBV.G. Weekend Convention

Mayor Cavin proclaims November 25 to 27 for BBV.G. University convention in Newark. Activities include a Friday art event, Saturday classes, and Sunday sessions to aid delegates in birth work understanding. A Sunday banquet and an University Ball on Saturday night feature Marie Zimmerman and her Orchestra. Hillside youths David Arlett and Kayen Schulman lead with a planning committee and youth leaders.

Hohoribh Cavin Newark Binal Bled Youth Organicaria Bbv.o. University Contin Ballrage Wil Wil At & Pm Marie Zimmerman Vienne Hillside David Arlett Att Kayen Schulman Coideans

Cub Pack 196 Holds Induction Rites

Cub Pack 196 of George Washington School held an induction ceremony Thursday. Den 2 saluted the flag and presented Cub promise and oath. Raymond Brennan and Jack Preston gave achievement awards and denier stripes. Brennan spoke on Cubbing and the Cub uniform. A candlelight ceremony preceded distribution of registration cards to new Cubs. Initiation winners were Morris Wiesenfeld and Bernard Levine. Mrs. Evelyn Forer's Den 2 won the...

Cub Pack George Washington School Den 2 Raymond Brennan Jack Preston Brennan Morris Wiesenfeld Bernard Levine Evelyn Forer

Meeting Noted Among Local Residents

Harold Heres and Louis Dickstein assisted at the gathering. Refreshments of cider and doughnuts were served to attendees.

Harold Heres Louis Dickstein

Surplus Shower For Miss Mary Lenox

A surplus shower was held for Miss Mary Lou Lenox of Geter Creek Street Harlander's Hall hosted by her grandmother Mrs Adeline Yul. Onlookers from Elizabeth Foulside Rahway Cranford and Roselle attended eighty guests as Miss Lenox prepares to wed Lt Richard Kelly of Mendel Street Cranford. The marriage is set for February 4 at St Catherine's Church.

Mary Lou Lenox Mir Hugh c Hary Saylander’s Adeline Yul Eligabeth Foulside Rahway Cranford Roselle Lenox Richard Kelly Nihton Kelly Mendel Street Crasford Kel Webruary St. Catherine's Church

Elmer's Association Awards Anniversary Celebration

Elmer's Association held a four year anniversary party with members and spouses attending. The committee, led by Robert Ward as president and a slate including Sven Zelko John Zelko Frank Hallingse William Youshyshyn Sam Zelko Pete Amov ki and others, thanked supporters and announced plans for a child Christmas party next month.

Elmer Rovert Ward Sven Zelko John Zelko John Aries Brrt Hallingse Willam Youshyshyn Sam Zelko Prank Agfo Cheples Amorski Pete Amovki William Cove, Jr Peter Polivasito John Zakavic

How Much Is Your Soul Worth by Rev Olsen

Rev Webley A Olsen discusses the value of the soul in a religious pamphlet style piece. He contrasts the pursuit of worldly gain with eternal concerns and references Moody Monthly Magazine and biblical passages to urge preparation for the afterlife.

Rev. Webley A. Olsen Mick Moody Monthly Sys

Let God Speak to Your Soul Through His Word Bible Message

A devotional plea contrasts worldly pursuit with spiritual life. The writer urges readers to examine time spent on wealth and daily pleasures versus soul and God. It invites engagement with scripture to transform life through faith.

Rotarian Recalls European Trip At Hillside Club

Fred Gessner spoke to Hillside Rotary members about his travel on the S.8. United States and Autobahn from Cologne to Salzburg. He described gas costs and safe driving on late 20th century European roads and praised Rotary clubs in Europe for their hospitality.

Hillside Rotary Club Fred Gessner S.8 United States Gessneras St. Gotthild Hanover Leipsig East Germany Giesier Rotary Chui Europe Roby Perter Cologne Salzburg Austria Tyrol

Two Speeders Lose Driving Licenses

Two motorists pleaded guilty to speeding 70 mph and had licenses revoked for 30 days by Magistrate Sidney Birnbaum. Frank W. Lynch, 33, of 902 Arnel Avenue Union, was fined $5 for 70 on Conant Street in a 26 mile zone. William A. Campbell, 24, of 129 Hamilton Avenue Westfield, 70 on Route 22, was fined $25 and license revoked.

Sidney Birnbaum Frank W. Lynch Arnel Avenue Union Conant Street William A. Campbell Hamilton Avenue Westfield

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