Ohio Jewish Chronicle, 1950-03-03

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Vol. !!8,\No. 0
COLUMBUS,   OHIO,   FRIDAY,   MARCH   3,   10.10
Devoted to American and Jewish Ideals
ring Fling" Set for Mait 14
Final arrangements for the "Spring Fling," B'nai B'rith's fourth annual paid-up membership dance have been completed. Chuck Selby has polished off his fecial arrangements created for this big affair. His popular orchestra .will offer rhumbas, Kezatkahs, sambas, swing . . . everything that Ben B'riths and their partners will love to dance to.
A dogr prize and many other
Open House Sunday
The entire community Is invited to a special "open house" this Sunday from 2 p. m. to 5, honoring Rab¬ bi fjeopoltl Greenwald up¬ on hi.s Silver Anniver.sary ak spiritual' leader of Beth Jacob congregation. The congregiitlon anrl Slstor- terhood will pla.v host to¬ morrow at. tho rabbi's Ilome. .'ilfi Carpenter St.
The Sisterhood will he re¬ presented hy Mo.sdamcH Harry Erht. Morrl.s Aron. Win. Goodman. Harry Shiff, Joe Swartz, Morris Weinstock. Max Goodman, Sol Greff. Morris Goldstein.
The 25th anniversary celebration will be climax¬ ed a week from tomorrow (March 12) with a testi¬ monial banquet In the ves¬ try room of Beth Jacob .synagogue.
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awards will be presented during the evening. The first big pnlze will be awarded at 9:1.5, sharp. You're invited to come early, and stay late.
Different, novel-entertainment la planned, but Program Chair¬ man Jerry Grodin wlil not di¬ vulge any information. "Come out and see for yourself." sug- Kcsts Mr. Grodin.
Kosher hot dogs (and plenty of (hem) iinil soft drinks will he served.
Ail |)ald-iip-mcmlx:rs of H'nai B'rith and their guests are in¬ vited. -Arrangements will he made Where you can pay your dues at the door. The dance committee chairman is Mr. Gene Hameroff. who has an active hard worl<ing rommit¬ tee consisting of Mr. Grodin, Sey¬ mour Luekoff, Saul Sokol, Bob Horowitz, Richard Grundstein, Waiter Katz, Herb Topy, Ruby Greenberg, Bob Davis, Harry Kohn and Alex Stregevsky.
Ann Liepah Principal Speaker for Pioneer Women
Mrs. Joseph Weiner and Mrs. Irving Salen, chairmen of the local groups of Pioneer Women's Organization, announce Miss Ann Liepah, executive secretary pf the Pioneer Women, who will be the principal speaker at the annual donor dinner Sunday evening at Broad St. Temple, 6 o'clock.
Miss Liepah, who recently re¬ turned from Israel, will di.scuss the various projects of the Pio¬ neer Women. A native of De¬ troit, she served as Joint IMstri- butlon Committee Supervisor in Europe for more than two years. She directed the .l.D.C. camp at, Narhod on the Czech-Polish bor¬ der durioK the hciKth of the postwar anti-Semitic violence in I'olaini.
Before joiniUR the .l.D.C.. Miss Liepah  was associated  with  Ihe
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War Manpower Commission In Israel. She did field work for Haganah and participated in re¬ habilitation work with Immi¬ grants from Europe and the Oriental countries. Pioneer Women, the Women's Labor Zionists of America, established and maintains a network of chll- dren'.s homes, day nurseries, homes and reception centers for immigrants and trade .schools In Israel.
Another interesting feature for the evening will lie the Mas¬ ter of ceiemonies. Mr. Larry Kent, who wiii hiBhilKht the events of the affair as only Mr. Kent can. A master in ills field. Pioneer Women arc looking with anticipation lo meeting .Mr. Kent und Introducing him to the group.
Annual Coronation Ball This Saturday Nite
T. L MEN'S CLUB ANNOUNCES
CARNIVAL EVENT — MARCH 19
Albert Belm and Harpid Topy have been appointed co-chair¬ men for the Tifereth Israel congregation's carnival Sunday, March 19, In the Temple social hall and educational center.* The affair l.s being sponsored by the T. I. Men's Club and the affiliated organi¬ zations of the congregation, Including the Sisterhood. Young Couples Group, T.  I. Jays, Young Peoples League, Youth Group,
Tonight's the night of the 2nd annual Coronation Hall present¬ ed by .lunior Hada.ssah of Co¬ lumbus, from !)::iO to 12:.')() in the Gold Room of (he Ft. Hayes hotel.
Last week, you met Jr. Hada.s¬ sah's S'hoshana from Meier Shfe- yah's Chlldren.s' Village in Is¬ rael: tonight you have the oppor¬ tunity of not only helping to support Shoshana with food, clothing, educational means, and many other thlngS, but also hav¬ ing a -wonderful time for your¬ self at this annual affair.
Featuring the dance will be the .selection of a King and Queen to reign over the liali. from candidates    spon.sored    by
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Mrs. Harry Maybruck, presi¬ dent of Agudath Achim Sister¬ hood, invites ail members of the .synagogue to the Purlm pro¬ gram tonight, S:.3(?, at the syna¬ gogue,
Mrs. S. VV. Rubenstein, pro¬ gram chairman, has a wonderful evening planned. Neal Swissman will give a performance on magic and a delightful comedy titled. "A Night in Persia," will be enacted by the following . . Mesdames Sanford Tlmen, Wm. Ro.sen, J. L. Schwarlz, I. Steln, Martin Rosen, I. Cohen, and Sam Palne: Messrs. Sanford Flnke, Leonard Gorelick, Mai Sokol, Sanford Timcn, Robert Kay, Bernard Doctor, Harold Topy, Sam Paine, Larry Kent, and Wm. Rosen.
Purlm goodies and coffee will be served and a bake sale also vvlll be held. Plan now to attend and buy some of the delicious baked good.s made by members of the Sisterhooti; indulge in Ha- man Toshen and coffee, and en- Joy a delightful evening
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liighlight of the carnival will be the drawing of tickets for three (elevision sets, with lli. 12V4i. and lO-in. .screen.s. Tickets are olilalnable from the Men's Club or any of the Temple's affi¬ liated org.-inizations.
The program, which will start at 3 p. m. two weeks from tomor¬ row, call.s for games, bingo, movies for the, children every hour on the hour, drawings and refreshments. The TV sets wiii be awarded at 8 p. m., 10 o'clock and midnight.
So that more children can at¬ tend the afternoon portion of the carnival, Rabbl Nathan Zellzer has consented to dismiss Sunday school on March 19.
Further Information regard¬ ing the carnival * is obtainable from Mr. Belm, DO. 3977.
social and iirrifcssional sororides and fiateinilies from Coiumlius and the (Jhlo State University campus. There wiii bife a ballot¬ ing liy the audience to determine who will be chosen as finalists In the contest. Representatives from the .limmy Rawlins, Doro¬ thy Bloom, Fred Astaire. and Arthur Murray dance studios will judge and present the win¬ ning King and Queen at that time.
The dance experts will then turn their attention to the mar¬ ried-couples dance elimination ! contest, the winning couple to receive a bottle of champagne.
Special door prize will be the presentation of a night "on the
town." The winner may choo.se any night desire<i for his dale, which wili consist of rlinner for two in the Crystal Room of the Fl. Hayes hotel, two theatre tickets to Loew's Ohio: if the couple are married and have chil¬ dren, a baby sitter will also be supplied them for the evening. Ted Turner and his orchestra will provide dance music. Tick¬ ets may be purchased at the door or from any member of Jr. Ha¬ dassah. You can have a wonder¬ ful time and also help one o f many unfortunate children in Israel at the same time. Remem¬ ber. $1200 is the goal and tickets to the dance are only $1.80 per couple.
Agudath Achim Sisterhood Sabbath Mar. 10
MAV FILE CLAIMS FOR   ItfDKMNIFlCATION
Former residents of the area in Germany now In the V. S. Occupied Zone and Ber> lln, may file Indemnlllcatlon ClnlmH until March 10 at Schonthal Center. Through Its committee on Service to For¬ eign Born, the Council of Jew¬ ish Women which Is part of the United Servlco to New Amoricans, has set up an of¬ fice wi'h Miss Antoinette Hel¬ ler In charge. Office hours are from 1 to 4 p. m. dally and evenings by appointment. Mrs. Joseph Horchow Is sop- erVlsor.
Hillel Forum Sunday
i:)r. Israel Knox, brilliant Jew¬ l.sh aulhor and lecturer anrl Pro¬ fessor of Philosophy u( Ohio l.'.. will be the featured speaker at the Hillel Forum Sunday eve¬ ning, al 8:(H). The program, .spon¬ sored Jointly by the Hlllel Grad¬ uate-Faculty Club and the For¬ um Committee, will be devoted to a lecture on "Sholom Alelch- em: Jewlsii Humor and Charac¬ ter."
Ur. Knox is one of the best known Yiddish authors In the U. S., and has lectured widely before Jewish and campus groups all over America. He is the author of various books on Jewish literature and philosophy and Is well knowii for his recent articles and commentary. Dr. Knox is now engaged in writing a book In which he will interpret the specific, aspects of the Jew¬ ish background of humor. Many phases of his recent studies will be reflected In Sunday night's lecture on Sholom Aleichem.
The annual Sislcrhoorl Sab- lialii of the Agudath Achim Con¬ gregation—the concluding .ser¬ vice In the Jate Friday evening family series, will take place next Fritiay. Guest speaker fiii (he occa.sion will be Rabbl Harry Kaplan. Director of the Hillel Founilation at Ohio State Uni versity. His talk will be devoted to problems facing Jewish wom end and the roie our women piay In solving these perplexities.
The program for the evening win Include the foliowing:
Welcome: Mr. Abe A. Wolman president of the Congregation.
Greetings: Mrs. Harry May bruck, presitlent of the Sister hood.
Opening prayer: Mrs. L. Gross¬ man.
Service:, Rabbl. Cantor anrl Sunrlay School choir.
Guest prayer: Mrs. H. Kay.
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Introduction of speaker: Mrs. .VUi.x  Schottenstein.
Speaker: Ratibi Harry Kaplan.
Thank .speaker: .Mrs. A. .A. Wolman.
Benediction; Mrs. S. W. Ruhen¬ stein.
Ushers: Mesdames M. Kanter, Wm. Rosen, 0. Herman. .-V. J. Mellman. .). Barnett, Sam Val¬ cov.
Hostesses: Me.sdames A. Yen¬ kin. J. L. Schwartz, Joe Topo¬ losky, Chas. Friedman, D. CJais- er. Sanforil Cohen.
Floral Offering: Mrs. Sam Val- :ov, In niemory of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. Schwartz; Mr. and Mrs. J. L: Schwartz, for Sis- terhoori Sabbath; Mr. and Mrs. Saul Sokol, in honor of their marriage.
All members of the Sisterhood, as well as all women within the rijminunity are inviled.
T. I. SISTERHOOD HOSTESS FOR CO-OP MEETING
Neighbor Sisterhootis wiii lie guests of the Tifereth Israel Sis- lerhr)oU Monilay aflernim, in Ihe social hall of Broad St, Temple: A de.ssert luncheon will be serv¬ ed at 1 o'clock, followed    by    a
NAT'L VVOMEN'8 LKAGUK
Reservations are now being taken for the annual sprln^g con¬ ference of the Ohio-Kentucky branch of the Nationai Women's League, to be held in Cincinnati March 20-22. The theme of the conference, "SUterhdod Progress Tljrough Leadership," should be of great interest to all members of the Sisterhood. Anyone wish¬ ing to attend, pleasfe contact Mra. Sam Lopper, GA. 3800, for hotel reservations.
very brief Iiusiness session.
Sislerhood 'presidents will par¬ ticipate In the opening prayer. "Newscast" will be read by Mrs. Sam Wa.sserstrom, "vice presi¬ dent of the Sisterhood, and in keeping with the Jewish Music Month, Mrs. Cody Zelizer, pro¬ gram chairman, has planned a very entertaining program.
Mrs. Fred Yenkln will render several violin solos, and Mr. Nor¬ man Nadel, guest speaker of the afternoon will speak on "Jewish Contributions to Music."
Members of all Sisterhoods in the city are cordially invited to spend a most interesting as well as delightful afternoon among their friends.
A very fine assortment of per¬ sonalized Items, such as napkins.
soap, book matches, informals, etc., together with hand sewn ar¬ ticles by the sewing group, will be on display. Any of these will make an ideal gift for any' oc¬ casion, so before buying that gift, see the Sisterhood's grand assortment.
CORRECTION
To correct an error in pro¬ gram announcement Mr. Nor¬ man Nadel, drama critic of the Columbus Citizen^ will speak Monday at the co-opera¬ tive meeting of the Temple Sisterhoods on the suWect of "Jewish Music." On Tuesday he win address the Council of Jewish Women on ''Current BroadT^ay Playg;,'.
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