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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1951
Page
4
High School P T A executive meeting in the school library outlined a mothers versus fathers quiz with quiz master Aten L Tumarkin and prizes. A supper was planned for November 7 and a tentative budget was presented by Herbert Fitz.
Mr and Mrs Edward Bregen of 142 Bank Street announce the engagement of their daughter Edwina to Pvt Robert J Tabit son of Mr and Mrs Nick Tabit of 1413 Box Place. Edwina a Hillside High School graduate works for Peerless Imperial Co New ark. Her fiancé a Hillside graduate serves with the Medical Detachment Tara troops at Fort Campbell.
Members of the Ladies Aid Society of Hillside Presbyterian Church are urged to attend the regular monthly meeting on Monday October 1 at 2 p.m. at the church.
Omega Sigma Psi sorority elected officers at a Union home. President is Mrs. Mickey Joffe with secretary and treasurer posts filled by Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Pexsy Raffa. Engagement announced for Miss Beverley Howell to Cpl. Frederick M. Compher Jr. Activities include merchandise club revival and a busy fall winter calendar. New members inducted bring total to 100.
The Church of St. Mary Magdalene Newark 137 Pomona Avenue redecorates its kitchen and waterproofs its outside wall this summer. A nine burner stove with two ovens from Wallraff Appliance and Sales Co Irvington is installed for the Womens Guild supper on Wednesday October 17.
Mr and Mrs George Yurista of 1214 South Bright announce the engagement of their daughter Regina to Richard Carl of 1136 St Louis Avenue Miss Yurista is a Hillside High School graduate employed by Midway Motors Her fiance attended schools in Mt Union Pa and left Monday for the Army
Miss Ernestine Trubenbach shows colored slides of Hillside Chapter 192 OES activities and meetings to members at Masonic Hall. An October 5 business meeting will adjourn early so members may accompany Mrs Helen Wood to Electa Chapter in Newark for associate matron night ceremonies. Trubenbach will attend matron night in Irvington next Thursday.
Members of the Holy Name Society of Christ the King Church were urged to join the Union County Holy Name rally at Warinanco Park on Sunday at 2 30 p m. Rev Gerard B Whelan spoke on baptism and Rev Gerald Brennan Maryknoll missionary showed a film on China Korea missions. A spaghetti supper followed.
A social committee including Mr fatricia Davis Grace Macauley and Mrs Catherine Galamb was appointed by Sigma Lambda Phi Sorority in Union. They will attend an area sponsored by the junior chapter October 14. Planned events include a Halloween party October 27 for children of members and a barn dance November 28 at Farber's Grove. The next meeting is October 2.
Elizabeth Garden Club hosts a flower show on Wednesday and Thursday at the Kean estate near North and Morris avenues in Elizabeth. Mrs. Franklin P. Russell Jr. chairs the event with garden displays, demonstrations, and Girl Scout arrangements. Tea and dinner served. proceeds support veterans hospitals and civic planting projects.
The Hill side Woman's Club begins fall meetings at Maple Hall with Miss Joan Cherip of Harvard Avenue Hillside High School presenting her report on Citizenship Institute held June 25 29 at New Jersey College for Women. The Aeolian Ensemble will provide entertainment. Five members will attend the fall conference at New Jersey College for Women.
Over 200 mothers attended the Hurden-Looker School PTA get-acquainted tea last Thursday afternoon at the school. Mrs. Samuel Pell welcomed the group. Albert Vreeland, principal, announced that banking would commence at the school Wednesday and praised the safety patrol. Executive board members acted as hostesses.
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