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SOCIAL XETVS PLAINFIELD, N. COURIER-NEWS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1958 PAGE SIXTEEN 55 Present Younger Set at School Coming Events Civic, Social Groups Slate Area students who have been TODAY students in the new junior class at Fuller Theological Seminary, High Bridge Rummage sale ston- At Deborah Member Tea sorea dv iosary-Altar aocietv- or St. initiated in the Economics Honor Society at Rutgers University Pasadena, Calif. Joseph's Church in the parish hall, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

(first of two days). He received his B.A. from re Thomas J. Phillips, William Benefit Party Scotch Plains Representatives aomerruie Kummaere sale spon E. Fleischman and Robert O.

Wel- Muhlenberg College in 1949 and sored by Green Knoll Fire Companv Plainfield Chapter of Deborah his M.S.J, from Medill School of of 23 civic and service organiza Journalism at Northwestern University in 1952. Plainfield Country Fair sponsored by Women's Association of Grant Avenue Presbyterian Church. 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at the church (rain or shine).

Plainfield Card party at 7:45 p.m. in the Masonic Temple, E. Seventh St and Park for the benefit of the Eastern Star Furnishing Fund. Sponsored by Past Matrons and Past Patrons Club of Crystal Chapter, 165, OES. Plainfield Rummage sale in Mt.

Olive Baptist Church starting at 9 a.m., sponsored by Sweet Adelines Inc. South Plainfield Fall social sponsored bv the Polish National Home, 9 p.m. in the home. New Market Ave. ler.

Phillips, a junior business administration student, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph A. Phillips. Woodland South Plain-field.

Fleischman, a junior business administration major, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Fleisch Ladies Auxiliary, beginning at 10 a.m., at 19 Division St.

tfirst of two days). Plainfield Films on the Middle East, 'Introducing Turkey" and "This Is Egypt." at 7:45 p.m. in art gallery of the Plainfield Public Library. Plainfield "The Gondoliers." Gilbert and Sullivan operetta, 8:30 p.m. in Crescent Avenue Presbyterian Church assembly room, for the bene Miss Pamela Bray, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. William A. Bray, tions of Scotch Plains and Fan-wood have set up committees for the "Clubs United for Service" annual benefit card party and dance to be held Jan. 10. The general chairmen are Mrs.

King George Millington, has enrolled as a freshman at Adams John Carboy, secretary; Mrs. A. man, 2419 Mountain Scotch State College, Alamosa, Colo. fit of the Women's Guild and Choir Plains. Berkeley Sanborn and Mrs.

James S. Bell, all of the Scotch Plains Woman's Club, which is the sponsor of the card party to benefit the Fanwood and Scotch Plains public libraries. Other committees: Publicity, Norman La Combe, Scotch Plains Tiro Van Nuys Couples Mark Anniversaries Belle Mead Mr. and Mrs. Peter P.

Van Nuys of Hillsborough Rd. observed their 39th wedding anniversary Wednesday in their home, and their son and daushter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. L. Martin Van Nuys of Hillsborough Farm, will observe their seventh anniversary tomorrow.

Peter Van Nuys is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Van Nuys, who were among early settlers here. His wife is the former Miss Mary Martin, daughter of the late Mr.

and Mrs. Joshua Martin of Biackwells Mills. Both are members of the Har-lingen Reformed Church. Mr. Van Nuys has served as a member of the Consistory, and his wife is a member of the Womens' Missionary Society and the Ladies Aid Society.

Mr. Van Nuys is president of the Belle Mead Tanners' Co-j operative Association and is a member of the state Holstein Fresian Association. Besides Martin, they have one son. Henry B. of Westfield; one daughter, Anne of Montclair, and six grandchildren.

Mrs. Martin Van Nuys is the former Miss Birdie Hodge of North Miss Barbara Ann Contestable will introduce one of the speakers at the Career Day program to be held at Centenary College for Women, Tuesday. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry A.

Contestable, 144 Somerset St. Miss Clara Jassa and Miss Helen Kruse were vested in aca entertained 55 members and guests at a membership tea Wednesday nisht in the home of Mrs. Herman Britt, 618 W. Eighth St. Mrs.

Albert Brandt, Mrs. Nathan Sheran and Mrs. David Katz poured. Mrs. Paul Blackman, former president and a member of the Deborah Speaker's Bureau and National Board of Trustees, discussed the functions of the Deborah Hospital and Sanitarium in Browns Mills and the activities of the 150 chapters that financially maintain the hospital.

In citing cases of patients who were beneficiaries of Deborah, she said that the "doers of Deborah" had learned well the true worth of living and giving. She announced that since the opening of the new James C. Crumlish Memorial unit in July there had been seven heart operations and 20 cardiac catheterizations to determine operability. There now are more than 50 applicants awaiting studies and surgery, she added. Dr.

George N. J. Sommer Jr. Miss Marjorie Kiracofe Augusta Berns Bamberger' (final performance). Plainfield "The Importance of Being Earnest," presented by the Parish Players at 8:30 p.m.

in Unitarian Parish House. Park Ave. (second of three performances). North Plainfield Square dance sponsored by the Thiats of Watchung Avenue Presbyterian Church. 7:30 to 10:30 p.m.

in the parish house. Chuck Wilson, caller. Light refreshments on sale. Plainfield Fashion show sponsored by Hartridge School Parent-Teacher League at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium.

Westfield "This Is Your Life." presented by Rhoda Lee Memorial Tent 96, Order of Tents, at 8 p.m. in Mt. Zion AME Church, 525 W. Fourth Plainfield. Lions Club; posters, Mrs.

R. Fel- meister; Evergreen, Alexander Muir, PTA; candy and table deco Newcomers To Aid Camp Mountainside A check for $176 will be presented to a representative of Camp Endeavor, Scotch Plains, by the Newcomers Club Nov. 10 in the Westfield YWCA, it was announced by the board Wednesday in the home of Mrs. Charles Shomo, 543 Wood- land Ave. The check represents the proceeds of the Crystal Ball held last month in the Winfield Scott Hotel, Elizabeth.

Mrs. Stephen Bumball, co-host rations, Mrs. Sanborn; card tables and chairs, La Combe; cloak Weller is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles C.

Weller, 722 Warren Westfield. He is a junior economics major. Kingsley M. Baehr of 43 Clinton Ave. is among 25 seniors of the Rutgers University School of Education who started practice teaching Monday.

He is teaching English and history at South Plainfield High School. Miss Patricia Ann Townley has been elected Student Council representative for the freshmen class at East Orange General Hospital School of Nursing. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elden Townley, 97 Hudson Ave.

Robert J. Scavuzzo, 64 Myrtle room, J. Martin and Glenn Bow- demic dress at undergraduate ceremonies Monday at the College of (N. New Rochelle. Miss Jassa is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Element M. Jassa, 926 Sherman and Miss TOMORROW sored by Rosary-Altar Society of St josepns nurcn in tne parisn nail, Kruse is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Victor N.

Kruse, 418 Wash tt.ui. tu jl p.m. tunai Eummaee sale snnn- ess and president, presided. sored by Green Knoll Fire Com ington Westfield. Mrs.

Shorno, program chairman, pany Ladies Auxiliary, beginning at Miss Kiracofe To Be Married Scotch Plains Mr: and Mrs. Clifford W. Kiracofe of 2333 Marlboro Scotch Plains, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Marjorie Gail Kiracofe, to Donald MacClel-lan Gleason, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gleason of Glens Fails, N.Y.

Miss Kiracofe is a graduate of Scotch Plains High School and Center.ary College for Women and is a medical secretary with Bristol Laboratories, Syracuse, N.Y. Mr. Gleason is a graduate of Glens Falls High School and is attending Syracuse University. He served with the Army in Alaska. Named recently to the Dean's said her committee would meet i of Trenton, a thoracic surgeon on 'Deborah's Medical Board, an Tuesday at 8:30 p.m.

in her home. Mrs. Gordon Green, child care chairman, is planning new games i has been awarded sopho nounced preparations for an In more honors at Lehigh Univer Green Brook Firemen's Auxiliary round and square dance, 8:30 p.m. in Green Brook Firehouse. Warren Township Annual ham supper sponsored by Ladies Aid of the Congregational Church, at the church in King George 5 to 7:30 D.m.

Free will donation; musical program; children's activities. Dnmllpn TI-ia 9tU an irco List for the Spring semester at Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken, were: Robert W. Willis. Box 128, Bernardsville; John Giesen, Long Hill Milling-ton, and Richard E. Blodgett, Box 277, Basking Ridge.

ternational Symposium on Tuber culosis. en, Cedar Brook Civic Association; cards, tallies and score pads, Mrs. J. W. Laning, Fanwood Junior Woman's Club; tickets, Mrs.

George Wegmann, Scotch Plains Junior Woman's Club; clubhouse, John De Quollo, Italian-American Club. The representatives of other clubs participating are Mrs. J. Weir, Fanwood-Scotch Plains Newcomers Club; Mrs. Donald Edmondo, Fanwood-Scotch Plains College Women's Club; Mrs.

Harold W. Debbie, Court Assumpta, Catholic Daughters of America; Mrs. Doris Pellett, Crestwood Garden Club; Mrs. Roger Staley and Mrs. J.

A. Debes, YMCA Auxiliary; Mrs. R. C. Callahan, Fan-wood Woman's Club; Mrs.

Frank Fedowitz, Shackamaxon Garden Club. Henry English, Parkwood Civic Association; Robert Dietrich, Fanwood Lions Club; Mrs. M. Messmer, Park Avenue School sity. Miss Edith R.

Clendening It will be held in Philadelphia on Nov. 20 through 22, under the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold auspices of Deborah. Dr.

Sommer extended an invi Clendening, 210 Clinton has for the children which her group cares for during the monthly meetings. A travelogue on Hawaii will be presented Nov. 10 in the West-field A board meeting is scheduled for 8:15 p.m. Nov. 25 in the home of Mrs.

Bumball, 323 Briar Patch. Mrs. Walter Bishop will be co-hostess. Branch. Her husband operates a dairy farm with his father.

It has been in the Van Nuys family for several generations. Martin Van Nuys is on the Somerset County Board of Agriculture. The couple was married Oct. 25, 1951, in the North Branch Reformed Church. They have three children, Douglas, Jean and Kenneth.

enrolled in the freshman class third annual dance of the Dunellen Rescue Squad, 9 pm. to 2 a.m. at Martinsville Inn. Continuous dancing; two orchestras; featuring "The Melody Men." Dunellen Buffet dance sponsored by Court Regina Coeli 940, CDA. in the Coral Lounge, South Plainfield, at Peabody Conservatory College tation to all Plainfield physicians to attend.

He said that to date acceptances had come from 30 of Music, Baltimore, and will major in violin. She is a graduate of North Plainfield High iu j. a.m. iuusic Dy rug JsanKS. Tickets a.va.ilahle frnm ovnr rriA Marriage Licenses PLAXNFXELD member.

states, Canada and Puerto Rico. Members of the speaker's panel will include residents of this country, Canada, Great Britain. France, Norway, Switzerland and Walter Young and Hazel The first water-driven electric power plant in the United States was built and operated by Paul N. Nunn. Israel.

Uarn.von. both or lis Arlington Ave. Walter Harvest Craig of 727 W. Fourth and Lelia Benton, of 718 W. Fourth St.

PTA; Gordan Johnson, Junior A question and answer period Plainfield Card party and afternoon social sponsored by Business and Professional Women's Club of the Plainfields, 1:30 p.m. at Fanwood Branch building of the Plainfield Trust State National Bank. Plainfield Films on the Middle East. "Introducing Turkey" and "This Is Egypt." at 10 a.m. in art gallery of the Plainfield Public Library.

Plainfield "The Importance of Robert W. Halls Parents of Son Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson Hall of Massapequa, L. have announced the birth of their son, Russell Lyon, Monday (Oct.

20, 1958). They have another son, Robert W. and a daughter, Leslie. Mrs. Hall is the former Miss Barbara Lyon, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles S. Lyon of Stuyvesant, N. Y. Mr.

Hall is the son of Mrs. J. Ross Hall of 1148 Kensington Ave. and the late Mr. Hall.

It was reported in error Wednesday that the parents names were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson. folowed. Chamber of Commerce; Mrs.

Laura Negele, Intimates; Mrs. School. Henry E. Apgar son of Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Apgar, 811 Clinton South Plainfield, recently advanced to his fourth year in the Air Force ROTC program at Rutgers University where he is a senior. Upon graduation in June he will enter the Air Force as a second lieutenant. James R. Duncan, son of Mr. Donald Dunn, Fanwood Garden Brewer-Zehan Engagement Told Parish Players at 8:30 p.m.

in Uni- Club; Harry Plfugef, American Legion Post 209, and C. N. Pater-son, YMCA Wise Men's Club. Parents of Daughter Warren Township Their first Somerville Mr. and Mrs.

El Marie E. Novak Becomes Bride Mr. and Mrs. John T. Novak of 376 Newton St.

have announced the marriage of their daughter. Miss Marie E. Novak, to Airman 2nd Class Ronald Blume, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Blume of 280 North Dr.

The couple was married Oct. 2 in the Methodist Church in Win-nemucca, Nev. Mr. Blume is stationed in Winnemucca and they will live there. Both are graduates of North Plainfield High School.

A shower was given for the bride, before she left for Nevada, by her rribther and the bridegroom's mother. and Mrs. James R. Duncan. 1449 mer Brewer, 543 Foothill Bridgewater, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Judith Brewer, to Peter Hazelwood has been jransu xiuuse, x-arjt Ave.

iiinai performance). South Plainfield Masquerade and Halloween dance sponsored by American Legion Auxiliary Unit 243. 9 p.m. at the Post Home. For tickets, call Mrs.

Frieda Widman, PL 7-2291. Plainfield Luncheon bridge sponsored by Junior Rosary Society of St Stanislaus Church from noon to 5 p.m. at Arbor Inn, W. Seventh Arbor. Stanton Card party in Stanton Grange Hall, 8:15 p.m..

under auspices of Stanton Grange. Pinochle, oOO and bridge; refreshments and prizes. child, a daughter, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Wynn Updyke of Marion, N.

in Strong Memorial Hospital in Rochester, N. on Tuesday (Oct. 21, 1958). She has been named Jill. Zeban son of Mr.

and Mrs pledged to Nu Chapter of Delta Tau Delta fraternity at Lafayette College, where he is a freshman. The Air of Elegance Peter Zeban, 612 North Man- He also is active in the Marching ville. Band, ROTC Band and Geology Mrs. Updyke is the former Miss June Gunn, daughter of Mr. and The bride-elect is a graduate of the high school and attended Stratford College, Danville, Va.

She is employed by the Somer Club. Robin Pike, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rodnev I. Pike.

Stirling Mrs. Fred Gunn of Stiles Rd. The paternal grandparents are Mr. is one of the aspects of dining at the PARK HOTEL that sets it apart from the 4iordinarv." There's an ville Trust Company. and Mrs.

Howard Updyke of North Chili, N. Y. Watchung. has returned to Her fiance is a graduate of Adams State College, Alamosa, Bound Brook High School and at for his senior vear. He is Birth! Hartridge School Style Show Set Fashions for school-age girls will be shown today at 8 p.m.

in the Hartridge School auditorium under the sponsorship of the Hartridge Parent-Teacher League. Students will model and the clothing will be provided by The Wardrobe, 613 Park and Fred Lippitt, 117 Watchung Ave. Proceeds will go to the school's Foreign Student Fund and for school improvements. Mrs. Philip Levin and Mrs.

William T. Mellin are the co-chairmen. Invited to Service Members of Lydia Chapter 41, Order of the Eastern Star, have tended Rutgers University. He is employed in the GLF offices, Route 206, Hillsborough. working toward a B.A.

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and Mrs. James N. Dingwall. 62 Atlantic Metuchen. Wednesday (Oct.

22. Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Dean S. Van Der Clute.

Box 254, Hamilton Xew Brunswick, Wednesday (Oct. 22. 1968). Son to Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Bin-dus. 151 Robert South Plainfield. Wednesday (Oct. 22. 1958).

Son to Mr. and Mns. Robert N. Gate-wood. 521 W.

Fifth Wednesday (Oct. 22, 195S). Son to Mr. and Mrs. George Knigge.

RFD 2. Rahway, Thursday (Oct 23. Anthony C. Stout was In charge of lighting for the recent production of the play, "Under Milk Wood," at Williams College, Williamstown, Mass. He is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Stout, 1150 Rah-way Rd. Raymond R. Lentzsch, son of According to Size We Carry a Complete line of Straight last and Thomas Heel Shoes Arrive for Visit Mr. and Mrs.

J. S. Malcom of San Juan Capistrano, arrived by plane Tuesday for a visit with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L.

DeMeza of 960 Leland Ave. The Malcolms will be here until mid-November. Mr. Malcom was the vice principal of Capistrano High School before he retired. PLAINFIELD SHOE SHOP been invited to attend the annual Mr.

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