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i SOCIAL NEWS ASBURY PARK EVENING PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1952 SOCIAL NEWS El Sisterhood Installs Staff at Luncheon in Temple Mrs. Jules W. Baron was installed Temple Beth El, Tuesday, when 250 the vestry room. Rabbi Sidney Mrs. Joseph Schofel and Mrs.

for their work. Other officers installed were Mrs. Joseph Lowenstein, Mrs. E. Alexander Edelstein, and Mrs.

Ned Bortman, vice presidents; Mrs. Harry Edelson, financial secretary; Mrs. Irving Zisblatt, treasurer; Mrs. Martin Schultz, corresponding secretary; Mrs. 1 Lester Schlesinger, recording secretary; Mrs.

Schulman, chaplain. Mrs. Murray Levinsohn was chairman of the installation and Mrs. Benjamin Frankel, toastmaster. Mrs.

Schulman made the invocation. Mrs. Harry Shapiro, luncheon chairman, was assisted by Mrs. Bella Beck, Mrs. William Guinness, Mrs.

J. Harold Hart, Mrs. Jerome Gottlieb, Mrs. Samuel Kreizman, Mrs. Millie Kreizman, Mrs.

Alvin Weinstein, Mrs. Louis Tumen, Mrs. Murray Kaufki, Mrs. Lionel Conisa, Mrs. Lou Goodman, Mrs.

Lou Froman and, Mrs. William Rediker. Mrs. Mednikoff, flower chairman, was assisted by Mrs. Henry Rubens.

Dedication of Temple Beth El library, in memory of Pauline Cinnamon, was by Mrs. Frankel. Mrs. Lois Joyce, soloist, was accompanied at the organ by William Crawford. Mrs.

Baron gave president's annual report and announced her new chairmen. were named: Mrs. Lowenstein, These chairmen and chairmen William Friedman, program; Mrs. E. Alexander Edelstein, Mrs.

LevInsohn, Mrs. Herbert Levin, membership; Mrs. Bortman, ways and means; Mrs. Murray Connors, project; Mrs. Jack Amber and Mrs.

Gottlieb, summer dance; Mrs. Ben Abbott, donor club; Mrs. Murray Bilt and Mrs. Bernard ris Mogelever, bulletin; Mrs. WilSchoninger, card party; Mrs.

liam Rediker and Mrs. Martin Shultz, religious school; Mrs. Harry Shapiro and Mrs. Millie Kriezman, hospitality; Mrs. Milton Engel, publicity.

Mrs. Joseph Rediker, happy day; Mrs. Kreizman, Golden Book; Mrs. Bert Dorman, community activity; Mrs. Irving Keller and Mrs.

David Fried, welfare; Mrs. Connors, telephone; Mrs. Benjamin Ginsburg. Torah fund; Mrs. Mednikoff and Mrs.

Henry Rubens, flowers; Mrs. Alois Sanderling, house; Allan Bilofsky, Leagrams; Mrs. Joseph Shofel, religious observance; Mrs. Myron Schacht, study group; Mrs. Herman Brenner, budget; Mrs.

Harry Caplan and Mrs. Moe Oppenhein, library; Mrs. Harry Tartalsky, librarian; Mrs. David Ament and Mrs. Lester Schlessinger, war service: Mrs.

Julius Vinik and Hiram Green. USSO; Mrs. Irving Schein, social action. A frying, pan with a close-fitting cover good investment because it may be used for braising and boiling as well as for frying. president of the Sisterhood of members attended a luncheon in Schulman, installing officer, thanked Albert Lowenstern, outgoing officers Mothers Dine With Girl Scouts ISLAND HEIGHTS The Girl Scout Mother-Daughter banquet was held at the Methodist Church Monday night in commeration of their fourth anniversary.

Table decorations, preparation of food and program planning were done by the girls. Barbara Irons, secretary, said grace, and read birthday co greetings from Mrs. Robert Moore, leader. Badges were presented to the following troop leader, Mrs. DeCamp; Veronica Harper, Barbara Irons, Barbara Johnson, Beatrice Nobles, Miriam Johnson, Sandra Robinson, Virginia Dolores Brahn, Susan Doyle, Patsy Huhn, Ravessey, and Barbara DeCamp.

Fourth year stars were presented to Betsy Brown, Carol Ayres, Barbara Newman and Barbara DeCamp. p. A third year star was given to Minerva Irons and first year stars Virginia Brahn, and Sandra Robinson. Mrs. Irving Nobles, on behalf of the Wesleyan Guild, troop sponsor, presented two flag covers to Barbara DeCamp, president.

Mrs. Miles DeCamp was presented with a gift from her girls. The program, announced by Virginia Brahn, included piano solos by Patsy Huhn, Veronica Harper and Susan Doyle; vocal duet Dolores Ravessey and Susan Doyle, baton twirling by Miss Carol Ayres, Barbara Newman and Betsy Brown. Other guests included Mrs. Lester Johnson, Mrs.

Alfred Irons, Mrs. Harriet Brahn, Mrs. Willis Newman, Mrs. Watson Doyle, Mrs. McDowall, Mrs.

Walter Huhn, Mrs. Lester Ayres. Leod Temple Host To State Officers POINT PLEASANT BEACHLeod Temple, Ladies of the Golden Eagle, was visited by state officers at the meeting in the American Legion Hall, Monday night. Honored guests included Mrs. Alice Rush, grand templar, Gloucestor; Mrs.

Loretta Applegate, grand vice templar, Asbury Park; Mrs. Anna Berger, grand priestess, Belmar; Mrs. Mae Jones, grand guardian of the outer portal, Point Pleasant: Mrs. Nellie Yates, grand trustee, Spring Lake; Mrs. Marie Kramer, junior past grand templar, Oaklyn; and others.

Mrs. Anna Minster, noble templar, presided; and Mrs. Elvira Smith was chairman of the refreshment committee. Other Temples represented Liberty, Neptune; Pride of Wall, Spring Lake; and others. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT SINGERS DANCERS WANTED 'Adults and Children Are Needed for Production "STARS OF TOMORROW" BEING PREPARED FOR RADIO AND TELEVISION NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED Free Audition Will Be Given to Any Qualified Applicant by New York Professional Teachers and Coaches APPLY ONLY BY CALLING Lakewood 6-2674 Sat.

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NEPTUNE TEL. A. P. 2-2648 FREE DELIVERY Crowning Rites Held at Freehold FREEHOLD The annual crowning of the Blessed Virgin Mary was held at St. Rose of Lima Church, Sunday night.

Miss Patricia Higgins was the crowner and the crown bearer Maureen Lamb. Attendents were Margaret Kelsey, Dolores Power and Jane Baggitt. Betty Carey played the organ and Patricia Patton sang. The Rev. John A.

Kucker gave the sermon. Flower girls in the procession were Joan Venti, Carol Foster, Mia Fariello, Edwina Kruse, leen Accisano, Margaret Sweetman, Sally Haynes, Carol Kane, Kathleen Cicolese, Mary Lou Potter, Diana Collins, Barbara Kowalski, Elaine Medrick, Kathryn Zader, Mary Lynn Rodi, Karen Maher, Susan Ryan and Julia Jerolis. Sodality members were the Misses Joan Palmer, Barbara Martin, Nancy Ryan, Kathleen Coyne, Rita Cappeli, Ann Spuler, Betty Colaner, Peggy Carney, Louise Sweeney, Lucy Bukowy, Grace a Margaret Carey, Mary Knauer, Mary Barber, Betty Cook, Rita De Vitis, Margaret Culverhouse, Judy Mahon, Dorothy Morrisey, Margaret Morrisey, Marcella Smith, Reynolds, Ann Tabacsho and Lois Boyle. Children of Mary were Jo Ann Mulligan, Mary Ann DeLuca, Carol Thomas, McGee, Katherine Welsh, Frances Malte, Madeline Billarksi, Yvonne Thorngreen, Patricia Yoczis, Constance Collins, Patridia Powers, Eva Jerolis, Barbara Jerolis Kathleen Pavlovic, Joan Coyne, Jane Layton, Betty Culverhouse, Gail Burke, Gail Nolan, Ann Powers, Joan Bukowy, Daisy Lou Kelsey, Elizabeth Terry, Rosalie Boyle, Frances Spuler, Barbara Mack, Katherine Quinn, Patricia McLaughlin, Ann Patten, Jean Ann 'Sack, Mary Thompson, Katherine Faulhaber, Mary Foy, Barbara Crine, and Patricia Coyne. Luncheon Given For Mrs.

M'Kelvey LAKEWOOD Mrs. Arthur Shue and Mrs. Lawrence B. Johnson were hostesses yesterday at a luncheon for Mrs. Leon R.

McKelvey, at the latter's home. Mrs. McKelvey, who with her husband, leave June 5 for the West Coast, to attend the Kiwanis convention in Seattle, was presented with gift. Attending were Mrs. L.

D. EsWilbur Estelle, Mrs. 0. Dickerson, Mrs. Sherman T.

Matthews, Mrs. William Morris, Mrs. Charles E. Miller, Mrs. Malcolm L.

Willitts, Mrs. Julian, and Gerald Irons. 'Peru' WSCS Topic Miss Frances Vandegrift spoke on "Peru" at the meeting of the Circle of the WomSmith Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist Church Tuesday afternoon at the BancroftTaylor Deaconess Home, Ocean Grove. Miss Jessie Marker and Miss Leonora Smith were cohostesses. Miss Vandegrift's talk was illustrated with pictures of the girls' school established in Peru by the Protestant Church.

The final meeting of the year will be a picnic next month. WHITE TOPPERS FLEECES SUEDES $1488 Sizes 9 to 15 and 10 to 20 CARDILL'A'S For Top Quality, Top Style, Top Value 908-11 Springwood Avenue ASBURY PARK OPEN EVENINGS TO P.M. SATURDAY TO 10 P.M. Jean MacLearie, 116 Nineteenth Avenue, Belmar, was hostof the First Baptist Church, this less to members a of the ABC Guild city, Tuesday night. She was assisted by Miss Norma Lach and Miss Ruth Wilcox as co-hostesses.

Miss Judy Sagebiel presided and Miss Margaret Griffin led devotions. Plans were made to assist with clothing for underprivileged children so they may attend Sunday school. picnic Lacht, The at June the home meeting of Park. will Miss Normal Collingwood ABC Guild Meets Greenville WSCS Lists Schedule LAKEWOOD Mrs. Charles H.

Beynon, County Line Road, entertained the executive board of the Greenville Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service Tuesday night at the parsonage, to plan for the calendar for the year. Eight were present. Mrs. George Waddill presided. A strawberry festival was planned for June 10, in connection with the WSCS meeting; a furniture sale for June 27 and 28; a picnic at Ocean County park, July luncheon and beach outing Aug.

5, and a harvest home supper Aug. 14. Other events scheduled were a "Know your WSCS officers," with each officer listing her duties, Sept. family covered dish supper night, Oct. a Nov.

11 ing, and a with Christman some party phase Dec.Arica, ton skirts were made by members the Junior Women's Guild of the First Baptist Church Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. Burton Weiss, Ridge Place, Manasquan Shores. The cotton print skirts will sent to a Missionary School in India. A demonstration in making ceramics was given by Mrs. A.

A. Adams, Brielle, who exhibited a number of completed articles. Ten members were present. Refreshments were served by the host-' ess. Skirts for India MANASQUAN Seventeen cot- Esther Auxiliary Gets Final Reports Final reports on the year's work were given by committee chairmen and officers of the Esther Auxiliary of Congregation Agudath Achim, Bradley Beach, Tuesday night at the final spring business meeting held in the synagog.

Mrs. Mark Ruskin presided. Mrs. Louis Serkin and Mrs. Phillip Kaufman were named co-chairmen of the summer carnival.

Mrs. Isadore Siegel announced the installation dinner will be held June 9 at the La Reine Hotel, Ocean Avenue. Sandor Deutsch, program chairman, introduced Kjell Nelson, guitarist, who sang and played a number of songs. Mrs. Alexander Friedman, chaplain, gave a talk on the forthcoming holiday Shevouth.

Refreshments were served. SISTERHOOD OFFICERS INSTALLED -The Sisterhood of Temple Beth El, this city, held an stallation of officers luncheon yesterday. Officers installed (left to right) are: Mrs. Martin Schultz, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Ned H.

Bortman, vice president; Mrs. E. Alexander Edelstein, vice president; Mrs. Jules Baron, president; Mrs. Sidney Schulman, chaplain; Mrs.

ing Zisblatt, treasurer; Mrs. Murray, Levinsohn, luncheon chairman; Mrs. Lester Schlesinger, recording secretary. Absent from picture are Mrs. Harry Edelson, financial secretary; and Mrs.

Joseph Lowenstein, vice president. (Press Photo) Avon Auxiliary Discusses Party" Mrs. Harold McLorinan, 95 Fifth Avenue, Avon, day to 15 members of the Avon Auxiliary the ole James F. Ackerman Federation Fitkin Hospital. Plans were completed for the summer card party to be held at the Columns, Woodland Avenue, July 16.

Mrs. McLorinan is general chairman of the party. Mrs. Gerard Carton was named chairman of tag day which was tentatively set for the first week in August. Mrs.

Theodore Miller gave a report of, the state convention of Hospital Auxiliaries held at the Berkeley-Carteret Hotel, to which she and Mrs. Robert Bollinger, president, were delegates. Mrs. Bollinger reported on the recent corporation meeting at Fitkin Hospital. Mrs.

George Herbert and Mrs. Edward E. Dorak were co-hostesses. Teachers Group Elects Officers MANASQUAN elected The at following, officers were meeting of the Manasquan Schools Teachers Association: Mrs. Albert Swensson, president; Miss Mary Jordon, vice president; Elmer Scharf, secretary and Robert Schrum, treasurer.

Edgar Sherman, president, reviewed the year's accomplishments and pointed out that the members had given a dinner for the Board of Education last fall at Beau-Rivage and had pre-lian, sented the Manasquan Chorus in a concert last week. The Association has also worked closely with the NJEA and the Monmouth county organization and had helped other local groups in working on salary schedules. Miss Mary Jordan reported $130 realized on the concert and said half of that will be given to the Manasquan Women's Chorus. Chauncey Oakley, who sold the most tickets, was given a free membership for next year. Holy Spirit Pupils See City Sights Thirty members of School, the eighth grade of Holy Spirit this city, had their annual class trip to New York yesterday.

The trip was made by bus. After stopping for lunch at Howard Johnson's Restaurant, Elizabeth, the group visited St. Patrick's Cathedral, television and radio studios, saw the show at Radio City Music Hall, dined at Broadway restaurant, and attended the Kate Smith television show last night. They were accompanied by Mrs. Joseph Trad and Robert Rischmann, class mothers; Mrs.

Edward Baxter, PTA president; Thomas Budd, Mrs. Harold Hughes, Mrs. Leo Murphy, Mrs. Anthony Filippo, and Mrs. Edward West.

Hebrew League Plans Donor Dinner KEYPORT Officers will be installed 1 at the annual donor dinner to be held by the Hebrew Women's League of Keyport, at the New Lafayette Hotel, Asbury Park June 12. Mrs. Samuel Siegel was named and will Mrs. Isador Nispresident succethe recent meeting onoff. Other new officers are Mrs.

Jules Alpine, vice president; Mrs. Charles Goldstein, president; Mrs. Saul Sahner, recording secretary; Mrs. Arthur Waffenfeld, corresponding secretary and Mrs. Maurice Schwarz, treasurer.

Dinner reservations will be accepted by Mrs. Nisonoff up to June 2. P. T. A.

Activities Englishtown Installs ENGLISHTOWN Officers were installed by the ParentTeacher, Associations School Monday by night John Polhemus, county vice president. Mrs. Stanley Clayton, president; Mrs. Fred Daum, vice president; Mrs. William Schwarz, recording secretary; Mrs.

Percy Bloom, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Vernon Naylor, treasurer, who was reelected. This year's program chairman, Mrs. Daum, presented Mrs. Polhemus with a corsage and also presented corsages to the outgoing officers Mrs.

A. E. Rosenblum, president; Mrs. Kenneth Mount, vice president; Allan Hoxie, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Gustav Dreyer, recording secretary, and Mrs.

Naylor treasurer. The following chairmen were announced Youth recreation, cochairmen, Mrs. Duncan Perrine and Mrs. Leslie Burke; hospitality, Mrs. Stanley Boyce; lunchroom, chairman, Mrs.

Howard Woodward, assistant, Mrs. J. Horne; publications, Mrs. Philip annual baseball trip. The program included selections by the school orchestra; a Belgium folk dance by pupils of Max Wein's fifth grade; an American folk dance by pupils in Mrs.

Zeb Griswold's fifth grade; a Swedish folk dance and Irish folk dance by grade; pupils two songs by the school of Mrs. Solboda's sixth chorus, accompanied by Millicent Craig at the piano and a solo by Isaac Wilson. Spiegel; goals, Mrs. Allan Hoxie; welfare, Mrs. William Lewandoski; and health, Mrs.

Kenneth safety, parliamentarian; Mrs. James Vanderhoef; budget, Howard L. Woodward; ways and means, Rudolph F. Sloboda, man, Mrs. Stephen Lazewski, assistant chairman membership, Mrs.

Armour S. Hulsart; roundup, Mrs. P. M. Friedman; publicity, Mrs.

C. A. Applegate; program, Mrs. Gustav Dreyer; music, Mrs. James Mate; home contaet, Mrs.

William Vass; historMrs. A. E. Rosenblum parent education, Mrs. Raymond B.

Dorrer; and Founders' Day, Mrs, George W. Aumack. Mrs. Hulsart, reported 117 members and that an average of 50 members had 'attended meetings. Class day will be held June 6, graduation exercises June 11.

anther year was reviewed of by the Mrs. hisHoxie in the absence torian, Mrs. Milton Berger. Ten dollars was donated toward transportation costs of sending the safety patrol squads to their Committee Named BELFORD The following committees have been appointed by Mrs. John Severs, president of the PTA Mrs.

Luther Walling, lunchroom treasurer; Mrs. Vivian, Sefcik, program budget and finance; Mrs. chairman: Mrs. William am Luther Walling, membership and sunshine; Mrs. Alfred Smith, child Mrs.

Stephen Zolobosky, hospitality; Mrs. John Geiger, lunch; Mrs. Esther Walling, goals; liMiss Mildred Lackey, reading brary; Luther Walling, education; Mrs. Herbert Brown, historian; Mrs. Ernest Elgrim publicity; Mrs.

John Rasimowicz, refreshments; Mrs. William Sefcik and has been made of the engagement of Miss Dorothy Morgan, to Harold E. Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carlton A.

Johnson, North Brunswick. Miss Morgan is the daughter of Mrs. William T. Morgan, New Brunswick, and the late Rev. William, T.

Morgan who was rector Peter's Episcopal Church, here, from 1924 until his death in 1944. Miss Morgan is employed by Dr. C. T. Forney, Milltown dentist.

Mr. Johnson works for the postoffice in New Brunswick. Miss Morgan Engaged SPOTSWOOD Announcement Shore Students to Be Honored At College Commencements PHILADELPHIA-Miss Joan 1 M. North, daughter of Mrs. Elsie North, 52 Ballard Drive, Wanamassa, N.J., will be graduated in June from the Temple University School of Nursing.

She has been class treasurer during her senior year. Miss North is a graduate of Asbury Park High School and attended New Jersey College for Women for one year before going to Temple. Among seniors to receive degrees at Lebanon Valley College, Annville, is Joseph T. Oxley, 242 Joline Avenue, Long Branch, who will receive a bachelor of science in education degree. Seton Hall University has announced candidates for degrees as follows: Dean Charles Michals, 17 Sunset Drive, Asbury Park, B.A.; Richard Fred Crandall, 1005 Fourth Avenue, Asbury Park, B.S., and Anthony Joseph DeSarno, 1133 First Avenue, Asbury Park, B.S.

MISS JOAN NORTH JOAN NORTH Mrs. Virginia Foran, scholarship; Mrs. Virginia Foran, auditing; Mrs. C. R.

Smith and Mrs. William Meyer, lunchroom. Holmdel Seats Staff HOLMDEL The Holmdel Township PTA had its final meeting at the Centerville School. Willis Sisson, Red Bank School guidance director, spoke on "Guidance, Why and When." Plans were made for a June rummage sale of which Mrs. John Hansen and Mrs.

James Kissel are co-chairmen. The following officers were installed: Mrs. Edwin Liebenow, president; Mrs. John Wilsing, first vice president; Mrs. Harry Douty, second vice president; Mrs.

Harry Kissel, Charles recording secretary; Mrs. Cox, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Jack Morgan, treasurer. To Seek More State Aid RED BANK- campaign to obtain more state aid for schools was announced at the meeting of the Board of Managers the Monmouth County Council of Parents and Teachers Monday at River Street School. Members of local groups will be asked to write Governor Driscoll to appoint a man to succeed John Bosshart, state commissioner of education, with the same general qualifications and interest in education that Mr.

Bosshart had. William Pazicky, principal of the host school, spoke on the Hightstown meeting of the Kellogg Foundation when plans for the study of nutrition among school, George children G. was King, announced. retiring president, announced the school of instruction Wednesday at Bradley Beach. Mrs.

Rebecca White and Mrs. Fred Bedle will be in charge of registration. Mrs. Frank Hayden recommended as additions to the board: Mrs. S.

F. Nolan, round-up; Mrs. Floyd Lum, health; Mrs. William Thomas, citizenship; Walter Meadows, narcotics; Thomas Hogan, goals; and Mrs. Luba Kozachok, juvenile protection.

The executive committee will meet June 23 at the home of Mrs. Charles Stillwagon, Little Silver. The Board of Managers will convene Aug. 23 at the home of Mrs. Jack Preston, Middletown.

The annual president's meeting has been set for Sept. 7. Refreshments were served by the River Street School PTA under the direction of Mrs. George Predmore, president. Summerfield Installs The Summerfield Parent-Teacher Association installed new officers at its final meeting Monday night.

Mrs. George King, retiring president of the Monmouth County Council of Parents and Teachers, installed Mrs. James Evers as president; Mrs. H. Walton Estlow and Mrs.

Gordon Williams, vice presidents; Mrs. Fred Maier, resecretary; Mrs. Arthur Turner, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. William Gillan, treasurer. Allen Jones, principal, presented a past president's pin to Mrs.

Russell Schmid. Miss Helen Quering, district clerk, and two members of the board of education were guests. Joseph White and Kenneth Traphagen, the board members, spoke on the problems and duties of the board. Mrs. Andrew Frevert read the history of the year's activities of the organization which she had compiled.

Refreshments were served after the meeting by the 8th grade mothers. Summer School Discussed ENGLISHTOWN Plans were completed for a summer school when the PTA of Our Lady of Mercy-St. Joseph's parishes met in the Englishtown Church auditorium Monday night. A report was given concerning the communion breakfast served all the children of Our Lady of Mercy Church who recieved their First Holy Communion May 4. Plans are being made to serve communion breakfast to the children who receive their First Communion at the St.

Joseph's Church Sunday. Officers will be installed June 9. Our Store Hours Wed. 7 A.M.-7 P.M. Sat.

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