Ohio Jewish Chronicle, 1955-04-29

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Vol 33, No. 17
COLUMBUS, OHIO, FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1955
D«vot«d  t^ Americai and  Jawish  tdeals
Women's $50 Mmimum Dinner Tuesday Launches Campaign
The co-chalrmon. tho Advisory Board and the Steering Committee of the Women's Dlvialon look wJth justifiable excitement towrards tho large epenfng dfnner of tho 3955 campaign Tuesday, 6 p. m., at the Winding Hollow Country dub. To addreqs the group thia year, tho Wonien's Division is prc^d to pre. s^nt Trtro. S. A. Brailove, an out¬ standing leader in women's ac- tivitiefl and an honorary chairman of thc National Women's Division. Tills will be the second drive that I.Irs. Brailove has opened for the Women's Division. It was the unanimous decision that she bo asked to rptum tfais year, so deep- ly did the impact of her first visit
impress those who heard her.
Mrs. Brailove, In 1952, was a hiomber of a six-woman delegation who went on a fact-finding mission to Xsrael and to North Africa; In October, 1953, aho was a member of a delegation of JewJah leaders Invited to Israel by ex-Prime Min¬ ister David Ben-Gurion to confer on Israel's economic problems and to map plans for accelerating the new State's march • to economic freedom and Independence.
As chairman of the National Women's Division of UJA for three years through 1952, Mrs. Brallove headed thc largest voluntary fund- raising group of women In thc world.   It   ia   particularly   gracious
OSU PSYCHOLOGIST TO ADDRESS T. I. NURSERY GROUP ON MA Y II
Parents and friends of the T. 1. Nursery School will meet Wednes¬ day, May 21, 8:30 p. m., in the Minnie Cobey Memorial Library at Broad St. Temple to hear an address by Mrs. Smith Martin, prominent local marriage counselor and practicing psychologist. Mrs. Martin's topic, "Sex Interest of Children," is of Irnport to all parents. A discussion and refreshments period will follow the talk.
Mrs. Martin, is well known In our community. In addition to her work tn .counselling and psychology, she is a lecturer at Ohio State University and has been associated with the Planned Parenthood As¬ sociation.
ARC-4 HAS CARD PARTY PROJECT AT BETH JACOB WEDNESDAY NIGHT
F*liial plans have been completed (or the ArC'4 (Aid to Retarded Children) card party Wednesday, S p. m., in the social hall of Beth Jacob Synagogue, 969 Bulen Ave. The public is Invited, refreshments will be served and door prizes will be awarded.
Tickets are available front any Arc-4 member, or at the door
Mra. Jfaurice Goldstein is gen¬ eral chairman pf the card party.
Arc-4, wtth a membership of 25, is thc only ohe of ten Area in Co¬ lumbus comprised entirely of Jew¬ ish women. These groups, through
their affiliation with the Councils for retarded children, have dedi¬ cated themselves to help youngs¬ ters find purpose, dignity and hap¬ piness in their lives through syni- pathetic and psychiatric care.
of her to accept the Invitation  of Columbus  to return  this yoar
Mrs. Abe Wolmrfn, DO! 1378, and Mrs. Ben Yenkin. DO. 0862. are in charge of arrangements for tho $50 minimum dinner. Although reser vations have already reached a point which oasurca a good attend¬ ance the committee welcomea addl- tional reservation.s at this time. Jewisli women of Columbus who feel that they can join those who l/U'dgo this minimum amount are urged to attend the dinner and share in receiving the message and inspiration that the evening always stimulates.
In charge of transportation and eager to provide place for any who desire to have a means of going to the dinner is a committee headed by Mrs. Abe Yenkin, VA. 1774.
Serving with Mrs. Yenkin arc Mrs. L. L. Praver, Mrs. Aladar Zipser, Mrs. Abe Jacobson, Mrs. Fred Yenkin. Mra. Joe Schwartz.
Chairmen of fiostosses for the $50 Minimum dinner are Mra. Charles Lazarus and Mrs. Wm. Gllck. Chairmen of the Pages is Mrs. Jack Silberstein.
HOSTESSES:
Metdames Leo Eifcrman, Jacob Gilbert. Dave Levinaon, Herman Luckoff, Sam Melton, Harry Mick¬ ler, Ray Nateman.
Mesdames Max Rieser. J. C. Rob¬ ins, Harry Silberstein, Jos. Skiikcn, Sam 'Stone, Leo Yassenoff, Joseph Zox,  Misa  Marion  Gilbert.
PAGES:
Meadamea Herbert Cummins, James Kobacker, Harry Mellman, Alvin Sch ott en ateln, Irvin Stein, Sidney Lovdff. Harold Kayne, Paul Calif.
Mesdames Si Kahn. Seymour Luckoff, Harold Schottenstciii. Jer- ome Gross, Leon Friedman, Oscar Weaton, Myer Mellman. Misa Helen Nutis.
MR. BECKEIAIAN
MRS. BRAILOVE
Mr. Beckelman and Mrs. Brailove will be principal speakers at the various campaign-launching affairs for th« 1055 United Jewish Fund.
Men's ^Special Gifts' Dinner Date May 12
Herbert S- Levy, cEimpalgn chairman, announced this week that the annual dinner for the Men's Special Gifta Divialon will take place Thursday evening. May 12. at the Winding Hollow Country jClub. Moses W. Beckelman, Director General of overseas operations of the Joint Distribution Committee, which is part of the nationwide United Jewish Appeal, will be the featured apeaker. Mr. Beckelman, who makes hia headquarters in Paris, is one of the free world's leading authorities on refugee problems. He has been associated with the Joint Distribution Conimittee since 1039 and haa helped this largest Jewish overseas re¬ lief and rehablUtation agency to save and aid more than 2.000,000 men, women and children, moat of them victims of war and oppression.
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INSTAIXATION DINNER ' *'°'i'=*r" '« with thc more than 350.- 000 Jews in tbe tension-ridden countries of North Africa, where the Joint Distribution Committee, with    funds    raised    through    the
Above are members of the cast for the original stage production — "How They Knocked the Devil Out of Uncle E2ra" -^ which will be presented Sunday evening by Tifereth Israel Sisterhood's Ta|ent, Inc., to highlight the election-installation banquet at Broad St. Temple.
Origindl Play to Feature Installation Banquet
AT  BETH  JACOB   MAV   ll
Beth Jacob Sisterhood's mother- daughter installation dinner will be held Wednesday, May 11, 6 p. m., in the aocial hall of the synagogue. Mrs. Milton J. L<!eman will (nstaJJ thc new officers for the new sea¬ son.
United Jewish Appeal, is conduct¬ ing a multi-million dollar program of welfare and relief assistance to help assure the safety of the Jew- iah population.
invitations have already been mailed and the response being re¬ ceived indicates an excellent at¬ tendance at this crucial event in the campaicrn. Pledges In the Spec¬ ial Gifts Division ore already I>elng stallation will mark the final meet-1 sent in and thus far Incrpaaes have
Stamp Party Ends Council Season
A. colorful saJes tax party and In-
ing of the 1954-65 season for Coun. cll of J'Qwiflh Women Tuesday, 12:30 p. m . at Bryden Rd. Temple.
I been received on almpst all cards. William   Kalin,    chairman    of Special   Gifts,   stated:   "Everybody
Mombers bringing in tax stainps | knows that the success of our cam- wlth face value ot $50 can get hny j paign depends on the annual Spec- of .10 useful, pretty prlzi'S, Includ- ; ial Gifts dinner. Eighty people are ing a Koret hand hag. luxurious | worliing in our group this year. I cashmere (Pringli) sweater and an . urge  all of them  to contact their
elegant nylon gown-robe enst-mbU' Afembers are urged by thc tux at.amp chairman. Mrs. Stanley Soil, wartz. Lo accurately count and sort their pacltets of stamps before .sub mitting them Tuesday,
prospects now to see that they send in their reservations and pledges for tliose who will be unable to at¬ tend the dinner. We are counting on the. fine team of men we have to produce tho miracle again this
Norman   IVadel.   drama   critic   of (year   of demonstrating thc   gener-
"Ny horl, ny hori, ny burl, ny kori."
With thoae words. Uncle B^ra seta the entire town of Dalld on Its ear In the original stage produc¬ tion, "How They Knocked the Devil Out ot Uncle Ezra," which has been adapted for tlie stage by Mrg. Samuel Wolman, who also di¬ rects T. L Sisterhood's Talent, Inc.
The play will be presented under Mrs. Wolman's direction as ono oif (he highlights (or the annual  In¬
stallation banquet' at Broad St. Temple Sunday, 6:30 p. m. For res¬ ervations, call EV. 9836.
"Uncle Ezra" will be portrayed by Alan Wasseratrom, son of Mr.' and tlln. Wm. Wasserstrom. Reb Isaac Aaron will be played by Hersch U Zitt, activities director for Broad St Tempio.
Others in the cast aro Charles Korh, LArry Lleberman, Bobby Polster, Una Kress, Anita .Einstein, Marjorie    Harris,    Ruth    Dlchter,
Jeanette HUlraan, Lou Dorfman, Irv Einstein, Phyllis Ldndo, Bar¬ bara Mendel, Debbie Zelizer and Omtor Leo Halpern. Jerry Zelixer will be the narrator.
Assisting Mrs. Wolmsn Is Mrs. Richard Lleberman. Mrs. J. Nathan Polster Is In cha'rge of staging, with Mrs. Martin Shenker at tbe pitoo. Make-up will be done by Helen Oruber and Donna GItlin. Anlbt Einstein heads the telephone squad.
The Coiumbus Citizen, will b. Councll'a featured guest. Mr. Nadel will review the current Broadway season and offer interesting side, lights of tho Broadway Beat in¬ cluding famous personalities, out- of.the-woy eateries and other fas¬ cinating details  about  New  York
Mrs. Jack Resler will install the new  officers  and  board  members.
A blind sale ot handmade brooms and linens will be conducted by Mrs. Ed Gallen and her cohimittee.
Mrs. Hyman Cohen will give the opening prayer.
A delightful tea will precede the meeting, with Mrs. Henry Gurevitz and Mrs. Joseph Sklllcen as cAair- meii.
Council Is depending on Its mem¬ bers to help meet the quota for its program of activities through the redemption of sales tax stamps.
osity and humanity of all our Co¬ lumbus people.
I believe tiiat there exists in the community a better understanding of the fact that our funds not only take care of those desperately in need but are used to maintain our character.buiiding and cultural agencies here In Columbus and throughout the country."
HOME FOR AOKD GROUP MEETS TOMORROW
Next regular meeting of tho Auxiliary of the Columbus Jewish Home for the Aged Is Sunday, 2. p. m., at tlie ftbavaa Shotom Con- gregotton, 878 a Oblo Ave.
PlaM «1U b« formulated at the meeUng to entertain the residents of the Home on Mother's Pay, May
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