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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1960

Page

4

Marlene Mango Weds William Simmons in Irvington Ceremony

Miss Marlene Phylis Mango daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael Mango of 1016 Prospect street wed Mr William E Simmons Jr son of Mr and Mrs William E Simmons of 219 Hollywood avenue in a double ring ceremony at First Congregational Christian Church Irvington A reception followed at the Robin Hood Inn Clifton The bride wore a silk organza gown with Chantilly lace and pearl sequins orchids and glamellas plus a flower bouquet The couple a Hillside High School graduates honeymooned in the Bermuda Islands for nine days

Marlene Phylis Mango Michael Mango Prospect Street William E. Simmons, Jr William E. Simmons Hollywood Avenue Reginald A. Wake First Congregational Christian Church Irvington Robin Hood Inn Clifton Judith V. Dr. Tosky Lucille Simmons Ann Pouris Roseann Fiorello Roger Simmons Michael Mango, Jr Joseph Dudash Edward Schaumburg, Jr Chantilly

Hurden-Looker Fair Reported A Success

Mrs Bernard Mandy chair of the Mur den Looker School fair said the event was a success. Kathy Giordano an eighth grader received a puppy and Viola Schmandt’s fifth grade won first prize for selling the most tickets. Proceeds go to the PTA budget.

Bernard Mandy Murden-Looker School Kathy Giordano Viola Schmandt P.T.A

Sisterhood Marks 10th Anniversary at Temple Beth El

The Sisterhood of Temple Beth El in Elizabeth celebrates its 10th anniversary with a party marking the first meeting of the year on October 4. Charter member Mrs. Irving Nimensky is noted, with program chair Mrs. Morton Jerski in charge and Mrs. Lea Chernus directing a skit titled A Ballad for Sisterhood. Decorations and refreshments are handled by Mrs. Bernard Meltzer and Mrs. David Dembling. invitations by several members on Wilder Street. volunteer drive and cake donations for Jewish Blind Day on October 20 led by Mrs. Morton Meyers. Nominating committee for next year announced including Mrs. Alfred Baron, Mrs. Bernard Meltzer, and Mrs. Greene. new member tea to be held October 18 with Mrs. Greene as membership chairman.

Temple Beth el Elizabeth Irving Nimensky Salem: Avenue Morton Jerski Lea Chernus Sisterhood Bernard Meltzer Riverside Drive David Dembling Benton Greene Robert Rickel Donald Geltman Wilder Street Murray Weiss Jerome Avenue Louis Willner Sterner Road Morton Meyers Marine Terrace Alfred Baron Winchester Avenue Greene

Board Meeting at Calvin Coolidge School Names Theme and Attends Convention

Executive board met last week at Calvin Coolidge School. The year’s theme is Operation Teamwork with the budget approved. Mrs. Romanyshyn and Mrs. Berger will attend the Atlantic City convention November 2 3 4. Alternates named were Mrs. Ciesla and Mrs. Tober. A safety slogan contest for 7th and 8th graders will be held after a Municipal Building meeting. The first PTA meeting is October 20 at 8 p.m. with introductions by Miss Doll and a talk on Responsibility and Discipline by Miss Goodwin. Refreshments will be served.

Calvin Coolidge Victor Romanyshyn Leon Berger Atlantic City Walter Ciesla Eleanor Tober Peter Humanik Edna‘ Doll Goodwin

Jewelry Exhibit At Hadassah Event

A Hadassah Hillside Chapter event features a jewelry exhibition by Sarah Coventry with original designs. The October 18 champagne party at 980 Revere Drive includes narration by Leo Jarecki and modeling by Cyrus Berger and Philip Scherer, with mentions of Israel and America Hadassah programs.

Harry Weinstein Revere Drive Hillside Hadassah Walter Hanauer Cochairman Hmonth Sarah Coventry Leo Jarecki Cyrus Berger Philip Scherer Mernie Eisenberg

Hadassah Youth Aliyah Drive Set for October Week

Mrs. Burt Tierstein announces Hadassah annual drive to raise funds for Youth Aliyah. The event will run during the week of October 17 and aims to support Jewish youth programs.

Resuer Burt Tierstein Tag Weeklehairman Hadassah

B'nai Brith Women Host State Member Tea

B n ai Brith Women of Hillside invite about 50 prospective members to a membership tea on October 19 at 8 30 p m at the home of Mrs Louis T German 1509 Liberty Avenue Mrs M Jaffee membership chairman presides tea chairmen Mrs Louis Marks and Mrs Franklin Kotler assist in hosting the event.

B'nai B'rith Hillside Louis T. German Liberty Avenue M. Jaffee Louis Marks Franklin Kotler

Son Born to Mr and Mrs Arlindo Enes of East Orange

Mr and Mrs Arlindo Enes announce the birth of a son named Arlindo Enes Jr on October 1 at East Orange General Hospital. Mrs Enes is formerly Caroline Haydick of Newark.

Arlindo Enes Pennsylvania Avenue Arlindo Enes, Jr East Orange General Hospital Enes Caroline, Haydick Newark

Morris-Saybrook Bazaar Saturday

A. P. Morris-Saybrook School P.T.A. hosts a carnival and bazaar on Coe avenue grounds Saturday October 15 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Featured are a Tele phone Showcase and Science Exhibit and new games with Mrs William Hess in charge. Community volunteers run pantry goods plants attic loot and baked goods. Lunch in cafeteria with Mrs Valentine Ketterer overseeing. Gate and game tickets sold by volunteer committees. Bazaar Chairman Mrs San ford Harwood leads the event with many classroom mothers assisting.

A. P. Morris-Saybrook School P.T.A Coe Avenue William Hess Frank Weber S. Storck George Zisman Bernard Bernstein J. S. Ross George Greuter Fred Jacobus Joseph Ginelli Jack Moore Valentine Ketterer Sidney Birnbaum Joseph Peyser Norman Girkin Harold Berlin Sanford Harwood Bazaar Greuter

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Marlene Mango Wm. Simmons William F. Simmons Edward J. Carlin M.D Thomas J. O’brien William Dalziel U. C. Dem Irving St Rahway N. J Pir Gine Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward Robert Taylor Hurden-Looker Fair U. C. Dem. Com Inving St N, J Cal's Shoe Boutique Bergen ST Newark, N. J WaAverly B'nai Brith Women State Tea S&h Heinz Soup Lancaster Brand HEINZ Swift Ideal Coffee Lancaster Ideal Velveeta Valies Seabrook Pues Zacme Hillsix Harvey Manders Newark Ballet Academy, Inc West Park St. Market Fred. Daniels State of New Jersey Summit Orange Paper Mill Playhouse Millburn N. di Dreret Frank Carrington Constance Bennett Edward Mulhare Aor Vantage-co
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