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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1952
Page
4
The Women’s Society of Christian Service at Franklin Memorial Church will host a turkey supper and bazaar on Tuesday October 28 at 5 30 p m at the church corner Maple and Keer avenues. Proceeds support missionary and church work.
Troop 44 of Hillside Presbyterian Church visited the Newark Museum with staff member Miss Helen Babbit and Raymond Stein guiding. Former troop leader Mrs. Alice Kirk and co leaders accompanied the group. The girls toured St Catherine's new school earlier guided by Sister Bonaventure. Troop 44 plans a Halloween party with Troop 49 of Saybrook School at the Presbyterian Church on Tuesday October 28.
Union County high school girls toured college life in a program at the Plainfield YMCA. A colored sound film Listen to the Pines and a talk by Dr. Francis W. Hopkins of New Jersey College contributed to the session. Elaine Virtue of 310 Ryan Street belonged to the Union County Alumnae Club of NJ.C. which organized the event.
Christ the King Church bazaar committee met in the church hall to set prizes for the November 10 to 12 event. Free admission, refreshments, many door prizes, and three $95 savings bonds will be awarded to raise funds for the new school building. Rev. Joseph Bagley is honorary chairman with Mrs. William Welch as chairwoman and a long list of committee members. Take It Easy Driving or Walking.
The American Home Department of the Hillside Woman's Club hosted a flower show at Maple Hall on Tuesday afternoon. Speaker Mrs. Fred Covey of Kenilworth discussed house plants and soil propagation. Judge Mrs. Vincent T. Mulligan and assistant Mrs. RD Shirreffs awarded blue ribbons to winners including Mrs. A K Artke for plants, Mrs. Harold Love for small and miniature plants, Mrs. Walter Johnson for roses, and Mrs. Arthur G. Kirk for large arrangements. Hostesses listed.
Mr and Mrs Reynold W Hall of 1073 Fairview Place announce the engagement of daughter Barbara Jean to Neil H Tracy son of Mr Irving Tracy of 23 Mt Ararat Road Short Hills and the late Mrs Tracy The couple met at a party on October 11 Barbara Jean is a Hillside High School graduate and works in Bristol Myers Co credit department Neil Tracy is a Millburn High School graduate He served four years in the US Navy and works as a lineman for Jersey Central Power and Light Co
Police report notes a donation to the Sister Kenny Foundation at 307 5th Avenue New York 17. The itemized entry records funds contributed by a local donor to support medical programs run by the foundation.
Mrs. Elroy Mesz Mrs. Richard Mattoon and Mrs. Robert Russell were named co chairs of the first bazaar and fair by the Junior Women's Club set for April 3 at War Veterans Memorial Building. Exhibits will include a cancer mobile unit and items from Boy and Girl Scout troops.
Three hundred fifty mothers visited Hurden-Looker School classrooms last Wednesday to observe progress and learn future work from teachers acting as hostesses. Twenty eight dollars was donated to the PTA for progressive work by 52 members at a Mothers Social Group meeting affiliated with the PTA held at Mrs George Ivans home 315 Fitzpatrick street. Thursday afternoon PTA president Mrs Charles Jarosky and Mrs William Krufolls will represent the group at the state convention at Atlantic City October 22 to 24.
Children now in Far Hills will be transferred to Peapack as part of a district wide program by all clubs. The local club plans a dress drive and donations for Sunday dresses for schoolgirls, with Miss Sidney Kiley and Miss Claire Weishap to represent at the State Conference in Trenton on October 25. A motion picture titled Of This We Are Proud was shown. hostesses were Mrs. Amato and Mrs. Darling.
Mr and Mrs Michael Giordano hosted a large Friday home gathering for Democrats at 1061 Voorhees Street. Commissioners Milton B Conford and Henry Goldher spoke on candidates Wiltim Gural for Township Committee and John C Pozar for tax collector and urged support for national state and local tickets.
Pozar pledged support if elected and described improvements in the tax office. He noted a billing method change that saved the township at least half his salary.
The Sinai Sisterhood will hold its annual membership meeting Monday evening in the Esther Berkowitz Hall at Sinai Congregation. Esther Rabinowitz, teen writer and producer of the musical comedy Glory Be, presented last season by Deborah B nai B rith Girls, will entertain with Jewish humor and songs.
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