Ohio Jewish Chronicle, 1950-10-13

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B'nai B'rith 'Roll Call Day' | Workers Can Win Awards   I
F'lvery Hen P'rith and Fielty H'rith in Columbus bas t) an opportunily during the current membership ilrlve <j and unlil Dec. 3, IWiO, to win an Apiireciatioji Award for | inviting newcomers, friends and neighhtyrs to Join their ^ res|)ectlve lodges. v
Those wTio bring in three new members will receive 5 a golrl Kver.sharp pencit containing a floating Menorah: J* for five new members, an (inyxbase desk pen set Is theirs: and for 10 ntw members, a fine cigarette lighter will be.Ihe rewanl.
Kvery worker who goes "[irospecting" lomorrow during "Roll Call Day" will rc|)ort their results Hunday afternoim to Mrs. Louis Robins, V.'JCi S. Hroa(|lelgh Rd., DO. ;)«K.'l. or Mr. Richard Crunrlslcin, 2.'M:i K. Livingston, 1)0. 2.177.
These membership chairmen will then report, via long distance phsne, the number of new members Co¬ lumbus enrolled In the men's and women's lodge, loward Ibe National H'nai B'rith goal of ,50,000.
Let's show a good showing!
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I).>voted     tn     Amcrlrsn and    JpwI.h    Ideals
"Festival of Song" Highlight
of First B'nai B'rith Meeting
Simgs will ring through the new  .lewi.sh  Center on  Oct.  21.
That's the nighl H'nal B'rith will conduct Its first meeting of the year, and Its first meeting In the lodge's new home, in Ihe Center!
Planned for Ihe occasion Is a "Festival of Song"—one I n which     every     member,     guest,
wife, and hiisbiind will join. Leader and masier of ceremonies al Ihe song "fest svlU be ,Ierry C.rodin. Talented local singers and (lancers will join him in pre- .senllng the program.
The open meeling will be held
rciinc   Ihe   lodge  and   chai>ter  lo ihc Center.
/ion Lodge of H'nai H'rith contriliiited Sl.'i.OOO lo the Cen¬ ter and sparked the drive for funds when the campaign was ugurateil.
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THRIFT HHOP HTAHTH
Mrs. Harry Hofhelmer, chair¬ man of Children's Hospital for the Council of ,)ewlsh Women, announces that Twig 21 (Coun¬ cil's Twig) will be in charge of the Thrift  Shop, Oct. 2.'i to Oct.
DRIVE   FOR   MEMBERSHIP   IN   JEWISH  ^'^Merchandise of all    kinds    is
CENTER IS NOW IN FULL SWING       ^-^i ^^':;^„JCX;Ji:^
The drive for membership In the Jewish Cenier is in full ;,..,, ,|j. jf y,,^, i^.^.j, (,„) ig^ge Z swing, following an organization meeting last Sunday at the Cen-j i,',,,,! ,„ i,r|'pg i„y, tj|p shop, con- ler, when a dozen captains met with Melville D. Frank, member-1 (-K-t Mrs. 1. .Schulman. FA. -lOlli. ship drive chairman, and his assistants. | l,y .Monday, so that the truck can
With the help of Guslavus Hasch, drive coordinator, and an j make a jiick up. ,SmalI biindles enthusinslic group of viee chairmen. Chairman Frank distributed should be brought lo the Thrift card,s tearing names ot prospective members. Announcement was made that 25 members of the Women's B'nai B'rith had volunteered to Join in the solicila'tion which began immediately i following the organization meeling. Reports will he made at a cam
jointly with the Women's Cha|)-, Program cli.iirman for the ler. 1. W. (larek, president of, "Fesilval of Songs" meeling is Ihe   Center,   will   officially   wel-   .Morris  SwciINjw.
Technicolor Movies of Israel to be Shown at Hadassah Meeting Tuesday Afternoon
It  1  p. m. will  precede Ihe regular Hada.s.sah lay al Hryden Hd. Temple.    Mr. Herman Katz.
palgn meeting scheduled for next Wednesday, 8 p. m. At that time Instructions will be given and cards distributed to late¬ comers among the ,Solicitors.
As finishing touches are being put on the new Jewish Center, with additional equipment being installed each day, organizations of all types are already using the building as a meeting place. Although the Center ha.s not been opened formally, many groups are scheduling meetings, parties and athletic contests, and space is being scheduled for reg¬ ular weekly iind monthly gather¬ ings.
"The Center Is buzzing with activity, even Ihough the mem¬ bership year'does not slart until Nov. 1," Chairman Frank says in commenting on the advantages of becoming a Center member. "The attractive club rooms, spacious parly rooms and un- liandleled athletic facilities are . attracting many groups."
Among the youth groups which have gathered in llic new Cen¬ ter are Junior ,Iewlsh Com¬ munity Council, Junior Hadas¬ sah, A.Z.A., B'nai B'rith Cirls, B'nai H'rith Voung Women, five Young .ludea Groups, Council¬ ettes, iind three fraternities and .sororities, including Pi Alpha I.amba, Kappti Tau 7,eta and Pi Beta Lambda.
Gallery Players, the Center adult drama club, has rehearsals in progress for its first major production, "Petticoat Fever." .Also using liic stage and rehear¬ sal rooms arc drama work-shop, playreadlng and t e c h n I c a 1 j <li'aina groups. [
Athlcllcilly-lncliiicd men .'ind j women anil oi'ganizeil bowling leagues arc using Ihe liowling al-1 Icy.s claiJy, wilh children from !l, to' II allciKlIng a bowling class! each Friday afternoon. Aliout' l.iO boys and girls are rcgislereil for that activity.
.Americanization and citizen¬ ship classes have been organized ,uid the Columbus' Hebrew School is in session in the class¬ rooms built especially for that purpose. About 200 memliers of the Jew¬ ish communily responded when a call was made to participate in the first H-Day schedulfed re¬ cently for t)ie Center by the American Red Cross Blood Cen¬ ter.
NEED LEADERS AT CENTER
.Shop. 240 S. 'lib SI. l)y Oct. IStb. for marking. The very thing you don't want may be just whal a customer needs.
The Children's Hospital bazaar will be Nov. m at the Neil House. Mrs. Edward Gallen and Mrs. Fanny Newpoff have tick¬ ets to sell on a television set at bargain pricis—l.lc apiece—two for 2.'jc or eight for $1. If you would like some for yourself or
A dessert tea meeting next Tue: who with Mrs. Katz recently returneil from Israel, will show and narrate movies of his recenl trip, many scenes of which are of our own Hadassah projects,
Mrs.  Harry Kollus will give ber report of the national con¬ vention held in New York City. Aug. 20-2:i.
Through   the   courtesy   of  several   Hadassah   members,   there will lie an interesting display of ailicles made in Israel. An award will be made lo the
With  the  realization  that  the .lewish  Center  is  here  to  stay.
has come a ma.ss entry of groups I ,,,,      ,       ,,.-,.       i
into the Center for club and or- h"''^.'"'"'"? ."."J^ell '"^".'''i;' P'?!!'!^
ganizational activities. In order to fulfill the purpo.se for which the Center was built—further¬ ing the Jewish cultural back¬ ground and social life of the members of the community— leaders are needed for those grou|)s Involved In Center ac¬ tivities. Leaders are reiiuired for the following different group activities:
Sororities, fraternities, service organizations, play groups (age of chiidit-n, (i-ll), game room (age of children, (i-l-ll, youth lounge (age, l."i-2.''i). arts and crafts, music work shop, drama¬ tic work shop, modern and creative dancing athletics.
The profcs-sionally - trained staff will be at your disposal lo helj) you with your groups. .MI the resources and activities of the Center will be at your dis¬ posal. Leadership training courses will be given to further help you with your groups.
If you would like to work with people,    eitlier    children,    teen¬ agers,   or  young  adults,  and   if you arc  IH or older, do the fol¬ lowing: j 1   Call  00. 27:)1    and    ask    for | ".Mike" Schwartz: j 2. Arrange an appolnlinent with j him,   at   wliicli   time  you   might discuss  the  |i(jssibilily  of  work¬ ing Willi a group al the Center.
eontact Mr.s. GalTan at DO. or Mrs. Newpoff, DO. 0.52-1.
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Hadassah "Highlight" of the niimth, given to a member for outstanding work in the organi¬ zation.
Mrs. Victor Ringer. Hospitali¬ ty chairman, announces the fol¬ io w 1 n g hostes.ses: Mesdames Martin i'olsler, Martii c.oiiof- sky, William Nullman, .lack Brahms. Bernard Ruben, Lsadore
Rinkov, David Kayne and Har¬ old Schottenstein.
Table decorations are in charge of Mrs. Sidnev Marks and Mrs. Wlllard Levin.
Mrs. Sam Wasserstrom will give the opening prayer.
Mrs. Nathan Zelizer has been chosen chairman of the day.
.IWV PROGRAM TVKHDAY
Mr. .fames Metzenbaum, attor¬ ney, lecturer, and fortner mem¬ ber of the Ohio Slate legislature, will speak at the meeting of the ,lewlsh War Veleran.s, Capitol P))st 122. .S:;iO p. m. next Tuesda.y^'al Broail St. Temple. Refreshments and a social ses¬ sion will follow the regular meeting.
HADA.HH.AH   HTIDY   (IROIPS
Dr. .Marvin  Fox  will letid the
photography, t'"'''''^'^''^'"" "^ ^^^- "''"uture of the American .lew", by Mordecai Kaplan, at a joint Hailassab Study Group meeting Thursday. I pm., at the bome of .Mrs. Mort Ka.s.sel. 2(>u:i Hryden Rd. Co-hostess   will   be   Mrs.    Ira
WLW Carries Radio Dramatization of Nat'l Council of Jewish Women's Activities Today
A radio dramatization of the activities of the National Coun-
k'll of Jewish Women will be broadcast via WLW today at 4:15 p.
j m., celebrating the 57lh anniversary of the N.C.J.W. This broad- ca.st, marking the observance of Council Day by the organizalion's 2.'!8 sections throughout the country, will highlight the significant
, role Council plays in the community, the nation and the world.
I    The Columbus  .section  of the, "
National Council  participates in  ^.lothing lo children  and  voung
jail community philanthropic ac |;„|uu„ j„ Europe. Israel and liviiies, such as Ctimmunlty; North Africa, and supjiorts the Fund, Red Ci'o.ss, Cancer Clinic, I School of Education of the He- Nightingale Cottage, Children's, i„.ew Universitv in Jerusalem. Ilosiiltai and many others. In ad- -phc local section in adtiition sup- (lition. it sponsors a liroad pro-,,|,„.ts a home for homeless boys gram of education and .social ac-  -n   .\iaublsson   outside  of  Paris,
, tion and meets the varied needs   P|-ance, of  iiewcoinci's to    this    country and communily.
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Overseas,   tiie   National   Coun¬ cil   maintains  a   home  for   uiial- lacheil women in Paris; provides I scbolarshil>s  in  welfare work at American univtMsities for ipiall-
Monroe. guests a
New    members    and; fietl .lewish women from abroad; e cordially  invited. 'sends   supplementary   food   and
hOCAl, .MUN   .NAMKI)
.•\llan Tarsliish and Isadore W. (Jarek of Columbus, were elected to the Hoard of Trustees of Leo .\. Levi Hospital of Hot Springs, Ark., at the annual meeting in Wasliinglon 1>. C. on Oct. G.   .
MEMBERS  OF GALLERY  PLAYERS' "PETTICOAT FEVER"
im().m;i.;r womk.v #i
Pioneer W(nnen's Group 1 will hold ils first regular meeting of Ihe season Wednesday after¬ noon, 2 pill., al Ahavath Sliolom.
All members are urged to bo present and bring Iheir slulis as ihe electric mixer will be given away.
There will be an Oneg ShaBat Ibis afternoon al the home of Mrs. ,1. Weiner, 1000 Geers Aver
miVW .MKKTH  rUKSDAY
R'nal B'rith Young Women postponed its drawing of a Mink scarf from Oct. 17 to Dec. 12.
A regular board meeting will be held Tuesday and a regular meeting Is sefieduled for Oct. 31.
Pictured above at a play read-1 man (director), who are some .season. Newt Mitzman of WBNS- ing are Jerry Klieman, Shirley! of the members of the cast of TV and WOSU will direct the Silberstein, Sid Golden, Rita Mark Reed's comedy Petticoat production which will be pre- Bender, Charlie Ross, Ed Levin, Fever, which will be the Gallery sented at the Jewish Community David Gneasln  and  Newt  Mltz-1 Players' first production of the! Cenier. Dates wltl be announced