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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1956
Page
8
Mayor William Gural signs a proclamation naming October 13 B'nai B'rith Membership Drive Day to mark the organization’s 13th anniversary. From October 12 to 14 Maple Avenue will be B'nai B'rith Avenue. In the photo Mrs. Leo Sewht, the chapter membership chair, sits at the mayor's right, with Mrs. George Wells, chapter president, nearby.
Gorman P. Fischer returning from New York City previewed Broadway stars from Kismet South Pacific and My Fair Lady for Chrysler Imperial displays. Chrysler Division President C. Quinn highlighted twin headlights TorqueFlite transmission Torsion Aire wheels and fourteen inch rims. Fischer noted lowered silhouettes by up to five inches and bold outward tail fins inspired by aircraft and race craft. A cast of six Broadway personalities performed a musical revue for Chrysler.
Jehovahs Witnesses Ninth Unit Congregation announces a weekend training program October 26 to 28 at the National Guard Armory in Red Bank. About 270 from Fligaberly area are expected, with more than 2,000 attending a central New Jersey gathering to study Bible education methods. Richard Warner leads local delegates coordinating attendees.
Government meetings and legal notice announce an ordinance amendment affecting health and sanitation. Public hearing scheduled at Hillalite Courthouse Liberty Avenue on November 2, 1968. Health Officer Droserson T. Rawo to present details and invite community input.
Eight Hillside residents are among about 1000 Rutgers freshmen this fall. Recipients include Michael S. Fabricant and Carl W. Krampf among others. Also noted are Elaine Kaufman advancing in physical therapy training at Bouve-Boston, and LeRoy A. Vingent of Englishtown killed in a Sayreville crash with services held in North Broad Street.
Vincent of Hillside for 27 years ran a chinchilla breeding farm and held posts with Davenport- Dillo Post 1722 VFW. He belonged to the National Chinchilla Association and state chinchilla groups. Survived by wife Mary, two sons Raymond and LeRoy Jr, daughter Petty May, sister Elmer Conover, and two grandchildren.
The notice lists church services across First Church of Christ Scientist at 1251 Fairmount Avenue and 279 Morristis Avenue, Elizabeth NJ. It covers Mass times, Holy Days, Friday devotions, baptisms, confessions, and specific worship schedules, plus Christian Science Lesson Sermon details and readings from Science and Health. It notes readings from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy.
A fragmentary church notices page lists Hillside Presbyterian Church sermon on How To Solve Your Mental Problems by Rev Ronald Ossmann also Laymen's Sunday with National Council of Presbyterian Men. Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian and Bethany Pentecostal schedule Bible classes worship songs youth groups and services. First Baptist Church outlines Sunday Bible study morning worship themes Idolatry and Sources of Truth with midweek prayer and choir.
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