Ohio Jewish Chronicle, 1950-05-26

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Two More Performances For Gallery Players' Comedy
Mrs. E. Ijiiwreiiee (Ani(a) Gooilman has a starring role In the (Jallery Plnyei's' current presentation—\oel Cowaitrs "Hay Fever"—at 180 K. Long Ht., loniglit and tomorrow night.
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With one fine performance already presented and Salurday and Sunday nights lo go. the Gallery Players hope to continue showing Columhus theater lovers something (|uile different and very, good in ihelr presentation of "Hay Fever." In modified arena st.ylc.
Whether New York caught on from Coiumbus, is not argued, bul one of the hig i)lays soon to be presented on iiroadway will lie staged in Ihe rouml.
'lif^// Serving Columbus and Cenlral CTilo Jewish Community^^A^^
Vol. 28, No. 21
COIA'MBI'S, OHIO, FRIDAV, ,>IAV 2fl,  IftlO
Devoted    to    AmerlcsD ¦nd   Jewish   Ideals
United Jewish Fund Campaign Halfway Home
From Ihe reports of increases made by a great percentage of givers this year, the 1950»Unlted .lewish Fund campaign which will officially close Wednesday, will chalk up an outstanding record. Hundreds of solicitors are still seeing people every day, telling them of the Important needs facing millions of Jews overseas, nationally and here at home.
Your campaigner may have been to see you recently, how¬ ever If he has   not   arrived   as
yet, we urge you to make your contribution as quickly as po.s¬ sible. Have your pledge cards ready when the volunteer calls. Please do nol make him come back again, while you discuss the details with your "mate." You should hold all discu.sslons con¬ cerning your 1950 pledge, before the .solicitor arrives. Give him all the consideration you would ex¬ pect yourself, if you were doing a similar job. Every campaigner deserves a vole of thanks for the splendid Job now being done.
Collectively, thou,sands of hours are being spent by doctors, lawy¬ ers and businessmen to see to it that this year's campaign is an outstanding success. Do your share when he arrives at YOUR home or place of business.
The 1950 campaign has been headed by Richard J, Abel, Cam¬ paign chairman. His leadership and executive ability have been outstanding. The whole com¬ munity says "Hats Off" to the job he is doing and will (Con¬ tinue to do
WOMEN'S DIVISION REPORTS SUCCESSFUL CAMPAIGN
The easl of "H.'iy Fever" — Anita Coodman. .lerry Kllman. 1-iea fioth. Murv Bonowitz. Ed Levin, Kathleen Mellman, Sid¬ ney Ciolden. liunny Putchat — is well-known in CuhimbuK. but until they have heen seen per¬ forming, they can hardly be ,ap- ])i'ecialed to their fullest.
Tickets may be jnirchased from Mrs, .lei'Ome Gross, DO. «.'iHH. or al the box office Iiefore the per- forina.m'e at IHO E, Long St,
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Due ti) Decoration Day next Tuesday, all copy for ,Iune 2n(l Issue must Ije In by not later   tha,n   Wediiewlaj'   noon.
War Vets Parade Tuesday Morning
Members of Capitol Post 122. .lewish War Veterans, wlil as¬ semble Tuesday morning at 8:30 to fall in with other veteran groups of the city to pay hom¬ age and respect lo those com¬ rades who ha\'o fallen.
All nujmbers of the Post and all .la-vnih veterans who are not members of the Post, are urged to allend, so that Ihe .Jewish comiminiiy mav be well lepre- senteii, l''oi' those vclerans who are disabled, vehicles will be available.
Remember the lime: Tuesday. May 30, K::i0 am,
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"The biggest day ever In the history of the Women's Division of the United Jewish Fund" was re[jorted as result of the first few days' collections and pledges were receiveti at the office of the V\'omen's Division, As In- fllcated by this first report, all workers are busy contacting their prospects, and the leaders of this year's campaign are con¬ fident that the final report date, next Wednesday! will see the completion of the most success¬ ful drive ever conducted by the Women's Division.
'Siilisfactory increases in many pledges, and a continuation of the "no cuts" and "holding tho line" |)letlges m.'iiie at the initial
Workers Plen.se Note: I,ast report (late Is Wednesday, al the Southern Hotel, from 10 a. 111. till 4 i>. 111. I'lea.se finish your cards Immediately and turn them over to your Maj¬ ors.
share through the United Jewish Fund. '
Wilh the successful comple¬ tion bf the ID.'iO campaign al¬ ready assured, becau.se of the generosity of the good women of Columbus through their "plus" gifts this year, the Gen¬ eral Chairmen, Mrs. E. J. Gor¬ don. Mrs. Simon Lazarus. Mrs. J, H. Resler. Mrs. William Schiff, Mrs,   .Sam   .Schlon.sky   and   Mrs.
William Wasserstrom, take this opportunity to expre.ss their Ihanks and appreciation to every one who helped, either in organ¬ izing the drive, in putting across the minimum dinner meeting, or in soliciting and collecting of pledges and contributions. It is bepause of the joint, unselfish effort of so large a number of women, that the 1950 campaign
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Final B*nai B*rith Women's Meeting
dinner, all indicate clearly the V; iiu'rease over last year's pledges will probably be malm tained throughout the campaign. Workers are i';inva.sslng their cards with more vigor and en¬ thusiasm than ever before, wllli the lesiiil that liy the end of the drive, every .lewish woman In Columbus and vicinily will h.'ive lieen given the   opportunity    to
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Confirmation Exercises at Two Temples Sunday
Th(' final meeling of the 1919- 0 season for li'nai D'rlth Worn- (0 of Columbus will be in the firm of an installation luncheon Wednesday, 12:30 p, m, prompt- Iv at the Fl. Hayes l^Iotel, Guest speaker for the occasion wlllbe Vr, I, W, Garek. vice-president of the Supreme Order, B'nai li'rlth. The opening prayer will be read by Mrs. Irving S, Cohen, pa.st president of the local (¦ha|> ler.
One of the highlights of the .iflernoon prograrn will he a humorous skit entitled "The Wo- miin's Touch," featuring an all- sl.'ir cast of H'nai B'rith Women. Til" closing prayer will he given by Mrs, Martin Rosenthal, an¬ other |iast president of the local chapter.
I'articipating in the skit.,"The Woman's Touch." will he the following:  Mesdames  Philip Do-
Kighleen pupils of the Fast Uroad Street Temple are to lie confirmed Sunday. .May 2.S, al 10 a. m. The iirder of services is as follows;
Matovu     Rabbi Nathan Zelizek
Processional       Confirmands
Violin Solo by Mrs. David Kiamer Arcompanied by Mrs. Martin Shenker
Opening Prayer     Morton R. Carroll and Chahlene Tarcov
Fragrant Ljvea         Toby L. Wilson
Florhl Offering Confirmands
Music by Mm. Maitin Shenker and Mrs.  David Kramer
"Remember The Sabbath'        Evelyn M. Fox
"Confirmands' Declaration '           Marvin Callif
""Blessed Through the Bible "       Larry S, Lichtenstein
"We Believe in God" Sigmund Munster
"Sfie.  O God""—Hymn   .    Confirmands
"We Must Remain Jews'    Tearle L. Meyer
"The Power of Prayer"  luniTH B. Zaron.
"Sanctlflcallon"       Norton  V. Goodman
""Democracy In Judaism'"     Jack A. Myers
""Thou Shalt Teach"   Lee A. Ross
"DecUraHon of Faith"    Confirmands
Confimiands and Congregation will nse
¦"Tomorrow"8 Leaders""   Beverly A. Rincer
"Oui» Is The Choice"" Philip Zauderer
""Malchul Shomnyim"    Marlene A. Smoler
-  '"Forever Israel'"    '.. ¦¦    Barry  B.  Zacks
"Israel"'    Mari;ia  A.   Slaven
ClosroK Prayer Rochki.le'H. Toex and Charlene Tarcov
Confirmation  Address    ^    Rabbi   Nathan   Zelizer
Presentalion of Bibles    Martin J. Polster
President Congregation Tifereth   Israel
Presentation of Diplomas  Raymond D. Nateman
Chairman. Board of Education
Adon Olom   Canlor and Congregalion
Benediction       Rabbi and Confirmands
Recessional ,. .. .   Confirmands
A class of n will be confirmed this year at the Hryden Road Temple this Sunday, May 28, at 10 a. m.   Thi' program follows:
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"The   W'or^ o/ llie  Cimfinniitinn   ( Liss
L'nion  Prayer Book   (Newly RcvlsccI). V'"!,   i,  I'iine  iii-^CM
Processional
"Blessed Be He Who C^melh"            Choir
Gounod
DoNALll    MeRKIN Oavio ,1,  Gi,IC|<MA.N
Kdwarii S, Russell
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CoWAJV (   IKllR
  .Ii).'^. Neil Rl'Sh
. , ,   Ri'Tii  ."*lvRA  Kaplan Teinplc Israel /nnior Chrtir
Prologue    : . , , ,
What is Confirmation,''  	
What is Religion?  	
How Religion Began   , .	
"The Lord Raiselh  I'p     	
Wolstein
The Idea of God	
Flower Offering   	
"Lord What Offering Shall We Bring?"
.liiroli Weinberg
Religion nnd Vnliies       < 'iiAHi-KS Atkin  Nei.'STaut
The l''nmily       no.\Ai.ii Troy  Fkibel
DediiaU'd |<i the PareiiLs
The People of Isrnel    Riihaki) A. Wattenmaker
Our NnlKin Stefan L. Weill
Our Wodd     Robkrt J, Weiler
"Hymn Ui Joy"   ¦  Choir
Beethoven
Methods of Judaism    ^ Barbara Jkan  Ratner
DeeiU of Loving-Kindness   Sandra Patricia Yenkin
"I'he Study of Tornh       Joseph Lee Rosenbloom
Prayer [Jelore the Open Ark ,^  Robert David Roth
"Father See Thy Suppliant Children"   . .       Class oi-   KI50
Temple Israel funior'Choir
Pledge to the Flag  .. ; ., Class or  1050
"America the Beaiiliful''    Choir
Class, QF  1950 Temple Israel funior Choir
Pledge to the Tornh           Class of   1950
. (CoBtloned OB Pace t)
Mrs. Louis Itoblns New Head of B. B, Women
lin, Harry Schwartz, Malcolm Young, Al Blank, Julius Margu¬ iis, Abe Levison, Melvin Fur¬ man and Samuel Schwartz.
Attendance gifts will be a- warded to the women who have altended every meeling during the past season.
The following officers and board members are to be install¬ ed by Mrs. Milton J. Leeman, member of B'nai B'rith Women's Grand Lodge, District 2; Counselor:
Mrs. Theodore Schlonsky President:
Mrs. Louis Robins lst Vice-President:
Mrs. B. B. Caplan 2nd Vice-President:
Mrs. Bernard Copen 3rd Vice-President
Mrs. Joseph Plotnlck Recording Secretary:
Mrs. Abe  Levison Corresponding Secretary
Mrs. Melvln Furman (Cootlaaed on P»i:« 0)