Rainbow Girls install Hillside Assembly officers here
Betty Vincent installed as Worthy Advisor of Hillside Assembly No 29 Rainbow for Girls at the Masonic Hall 1444 North Broad Street Installing Officer Miss Alice Zerweck Junior Past Worthy Advisor with Marion Wessels Installing Chaplain Marion Partridge Recorder Lois Booth Marshall arline Schmidt Musician Other officers to serve through January include Marie Custer Eleanor Boyes Shirley Kaiser Barbara Innes Helen Preston Beverly Kaiser Muriel Buchanan Barbara Styler Irma Vit Bernice Totten Dorothy Halbert June Danker Sylvia Sanders Betty Smallcombe Muriel Morgan Arlene Rochelle Esther Chaddon Charlotte Dieroff continue as recorder and treasurer Rev C Morgan Wagner guest speaker Next meeting October 17 at Masonic Hall followed by Halloween party Grace Foster Mother Advisor Hillside Chapter 192 Eastern Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Vincent
Hillside Assembly
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Hall
Broad Street
Miss Vincent
Alice Zerweck
Assembly
Marion Wessels
Marion Partridge
Lois Booth
Marshall
Arline Schmidt
Marie Custer
Charity
Eleanor Boyes
Hope
Shirley Kaiser
Barbara Innes
Helen Preston
Beverly Kaiser
Muriel Buchanan
Barbara Styler
Irma Vit
Bernice Totten
Fidelity
Dorothy Halbert
June Danker
Sylvia Sanders
Betty Smallcombe
Muriel Morgan
Arlene Rochelle
Esther Chaddon
Charlotte Dieroff
C. Morgan Wagner
Calvary Lutheran Church
Hallowe’en
Grace Foster
Hillside Chapter No
Order of Eastern Star
Iris Krueger Accepts Teaching Post in Kenilworth Schools
Miss Iris Krueger daughter of Morris and Mrs Krueger of 46 Bailey Avenue has accepted a teaching position in the Kenilworth school system. She graduated from Montclair State Teachers College. A tangential note claims paper was invented in China around 105 A.D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iris Krueger
Morris Krueger
Bailey Avenue
Kenilworth
Montclair State Teachers College
Patrol Leaders Named for Girl Scout Troop 25
At the first meeting of Girl Scout Troop 25 held Monday night at Calvary Lutheran Church the Patrol leaders were selected as Patrol 1 Regina Popola Patrol 2 Joan Trimmer and Patrol 3 Joanne Denton Lois McQueen was chosen program assistant Refreshments were served to 26 members and one mother present.
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Calvary Lutheran Church
Regina Popola
Joan Trimmer
Joanne Denton
Lois McQueen
Hadassah Forum Planned at Hillside Meeting
Hillside Chapter of Hadassah will hold a regular meeting Tuesday evening October 11 at Hillside Avenue School. Program chairman Mrs Bernard Senner and cochairman Miss Mildred Cole will present honorary presidents Mrs Harry Cohn and Mrs Paul Miller and American Affairs chairman Mrs George Bennett in an open forum on Our future role as Americans. A Q A period follows the discussion. An original skit featuring Mrs Irving Klein Mrs Harvey Greenfield Mrs Joseph Prince and Miss Cole will be performed. A social hour and refreshments follow supervised by Mrs Henry Nusbaum and Mrs Irving Grushkin. Plans for the October 23 dinner dance at the Four Towers have been completed. Rehearsals are under way for the December 4 musical review.
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Hillside Chapter
Hadassah
Hillside Avenue School
Bernard Senner
Mildred Cole
Harry Cohn
Paul Miller
George Bennett
Irving Klein
Harvey Greenfield
Joseph Prince
Miss Cole
Henry Nusbaum
Irving Grushkin
Four Towers
Friendship Circle Hallowe en Social at W F W Hall
Rose of Friendship Circle hosts Hallowe en costume social on Saturday October 29 at the W F W Hall Rutgers avenue and Bloy street. Mrs Jenni fer Royle president in charge offers tickets from her 1297 Broadway or from members or at the door. Refreshments will be served free.
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Hallowe'en Costume
Rose of Friendship Circle
At & Em
W.F.W
Couple Surprised On Anniversary
A surprise silver wedding anniversary party was held Saturday at the Union home of Mr. and Mrs. Wil Miller in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Phillips of Hillside. The couple, married in Brooklyn and residents of Hillside for 14 years, were feted by their daughter and son-in-law with corsages and a silver themed décor. Guests included L Sheldon of Newark, J O O Donnell and J Peccarelli of Nutley, and C Nuss and daughter Joan of Linden, among others.
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Wil Miller
Union
Louis Phillips
Hillside Avenue
Walter Cummings
Hillside
Phillips
Susie B. Falls
Brooklyn
New York
Louise Cummings
L.sheldon
Newark
Juniors Hear Off Navajo Program Talk at Meeting
Hillside Junior Woman's Club will hear William S. Merwin, Mid Atlantic regional director of Save the Children Federation, discuss the Navajo program October 11 at 8 p.m. in the Church of St. Mary Magdalene Newark. The federation supports rural U S children across nine states and operates 149 county committees plus international sponsorships in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Junior Woman's Club
Save the Children Federation
William S. Merwin
Mid-Atlantic States
Federation
Church of St. Mary Magdalene
Newark
New York City
United States
Europe
Austria
Finland
France
Greece
Holland
Italy
Theatre Party For Progress Women
An executive board meeting of the Women's Progress Club of Hillside will be held at 145 Clark Street on Thursday October 13. Hostesses will be Mrs Herman Greenberg and Mrs Milton M Lilien. Final plans are set for a theatre party on October 13 for Double Bill starring Maurice Evans and Edna Best with Mrs Sidney Englander and Mrs Percival Singerman as chairmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Progress Club of
Hillside
Herman Greenberg
Clark Street
Milton M. Lilien
Maurice Evans
Edna Best
Sidney Englander
Percival Singerman
Elected Officers Of Church Group
The semi annual meeting of Christ's Ambassadors of Irvington Pentecostal Church elected new officers. Gloria Freier becomes president with Robert Porter as vice president and Kitty Schaaf as secretary. Beatrice Jones retired as treasurer and Bob Porter chairs the Look-out Committee. Alma Frier will direct Social Committee and Violet Sherman handles music. Plans include fall winter activities, Youth Fellowship dinner November 18, NYC meetings, area 1 rally in North Jersey, monthly missionary service, Thursday youth discussions, and a Bible study series titled Through the Bible Book by Book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ’s Ambassadors
Irvington
N.Y.C
Glad Tidings Tabernacle
North Jersey
Weequahic Hillside AJC Opposes Jerusalem Plan
At the first meeting of the season the Weequahic Hillside Chapter of the American Jewish Congress resolved to protest to President Truman over plans to internationalize Jerusalem. Dr. Joachim Prinz warned that 12 years of Nazi rule had deeply affected German minds and society. The chapter announced dates for the AJ C biennial convention November 8 to 13 at the Hotel New Yorker, noted plans for a membership drive including a Broadcast Luncheon November 30 at the Hotel Sheraton broadcast on WNJR, and said prizes would be awarded for the best membership reservations with free admission for new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weequahic- Hillside
Greater Newark
American Jewish Congress
Truman
Jerusalem
Joachim Prinz
B’nai Abraham
Newark
Europe
Germany
Hitler
Harry Brody
Jewish Congress
New Yorker
New York
Stephen S. Wise
Aj.c
Sheraton
WNJR
Accordion Society Concert At Carnegie Hall In New York
Hillside residents attended a Carnegie Hall concert by the Sarasota Symphonic Accordion Association of Paterson. Joseph Mazel, nephew of Mr and Mrs John Richkus of Hillside, played with the group. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Helen Richkus, Mr and Mrs William Krutulis, Miss Helen Kaczorowski of Hillside, and Adam Rynkiewicz of Newark. The group then celebrated the ninth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Richkus.
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Hillside
Carnegie Hall
New York
Sarasota Symphonic Accordion Association
Paterson
Joseph Mazel
John Richkus
Helen Richkus
William Krutulis
Helen Kaczorowski
Adam Rynkiewicz
Newark
Richkus
Synagogue Ladies Meeting Monday in Newark
A regular Schley Street Synagogue and Ladies Auxiliary meeting is set for Monday evening October 10 at 8 30 in the synagogue auditorium 219 Schley Street Newark. Second nomination of officers will occur and holiday reports will be presented by the committee with final arrangements to follow.
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Schley Street
Synagogue
Newark
Saybrook Board To Inspect School and PTA Meeting
Saybrook School PTA holds a board inspection in the Coe Avenue building Monday October 10 at 1 15 p m Principal David Harris will escort board members to review the current system A business meeting follows and at 3 15 p m faculty will join for refreshments Hostesses are Mr James Weston and Mrs Fred Oliver Plans are set for the combined kindergarten tea and parent education meeting Tuesday October 11 at 2 p m in the Coe Avenue building Mrs George Reasor parent education chairman has arranged for Mrs Johnson kindergarten teacher to acquaint mothers with activities in the kindergarten Hospitality chairman Mrs BE Orcutt and committee will serve refreshments A rummage sale is planned October 14 in the Saybrook Annex basement at Woodruff Avenue and Virginia Street from 9 30 to 11 30 a m and 1 30 to 3 p m Mrs Frank Foote chairs the event and the ways and means committee runs it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saybrook School
P.T.A
Coe Avenue
David Harris
James Weston
Fred Oliver
Israel Simchath Torah party at synagogue auditorium
A Simchath Torah party for Israel will be held October 22 in the synagogue auditorium. After the meeting a moving picture about Israel and recordings titled Israel Things of Today will follow. Refreshments will be served in the Suceah of the synagogue after the entertainment.
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Israel
Scholarships won by Hillside girls at Rutgers New Brunswick
Two Hillside girls Elaine Virtue of 301 Ryan Street and Lorraine Williams of 119 Fairbanks Street have been awarded general scholarships by the New Jersey College for Women at Rutgers University for the 1949 50 academic year.
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New Brunswick
Hillside
Elaine Virtue
Ryan Street
Lorraine Williams
Fairbanks Street
New Jersey College For Women
Rutgers University
Newark Link 3 G C Board Meeting at Swersky Home
The G C executive board will meet at the home of Mr and Mrs Jack Swersky 24 Mapes avenue Newark on Wednesday evening October 12 at 8 pm Mrs Pauline Fleitell will be co hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.C
Newark Link
Jack Swersky
Mapes Avenue
Newark
Pauline Fleitell
Vacancies Filled By V F W Women in Davenport
Mrs Mary Dill was elected junior vice president of Davenport Dill Post 1722 V F W Auxiliary at a special meeting September 27. she replaces Mrs Gladys Zoerner who resigned. Virginia Sorrentino chosen trustee for three years replacing Laura Haworth who also resigned. Other officers chosen include chaplain Ann Tortorella color bearer Antoinette Diou conductress Ann Barlok and patriotic instructor Olga Mahl. Mrs Dill served as chaplain and Irene Heller as installing officer Lydia Schneider installing conductress. Five dollars donated to the Children's Home Westfield by the organization.
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Mary Dill
Davenport Dill
V.F.W
Gladys Zoerner
Virginia Sorrentino
Laura Haworth
Ann Tortorella
Antoinette Diou
Ann Barlok
Olga Mahl
Dill
Irene Heller
Lydia Schneider
Westfield
Season Plans OF Sorority Made
At a recent Lambda Phi Sorority meeting at Mrs. Doris Emmons Lexington Place Elizabeth plans for the season were completed and committees appointed. The first function a Halloween party will be held on October 2 at the Masonic Hall with guests and prizes for best costumes. Helen Niemas is chairwoman with Mrs Emmons Miss Shirley Borst and Miss Deniie Trousdell directing.
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Lambda Phi Sorority
Doris Emmons
Lexington Place
Elizabeth
Grace Macaulay
Nancy
Beverly Howell
Betty Sellick
June Shields
Hallowe'er
Masonic Hall Farm
Helen Niemas
Emmons
Shirley Borst
Deniie Trousdell
Betty Boone
Union
Miss Boone
Misse Howell, Shields, Sellick
Rutl Borner
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