Ohio Jewish Chronicle, 1955-10-21

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Vol. 33, No. 43
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BUS, OHIO, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21,   1955
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CAPTAINS AND WORKERS DISCUSS HADASSAH'S ANNUA! DONDR DINNER
JULIA MEADE TO BE HERE FOR FASHION SHOW
TV STAR GUEST AT
ISRAEL BOND
AFFAIR
J\Uia Meade, well known tele¬ vision personality who is seen every Sunday night on Ed Sullivan's show, will be guest commentator at the fashion Shaw and luncheon to be held at Winding Hollow Country Club Tuesday, Nov. 29, Mrs. Sam¬ uel GurevHz, chairman, announced. Using the slogan "Help Fashion the Future of Israel." the wo¬ men's division of Bonds fur Israel, In its first project, has secured fa¬ shions and models from Montaldo's and is inviting every women Iri the community. Admission Is by pur¬ chase of a State of Israel bond,
MlsH Meade wafl bolm Into an act¬ ing family. Her mother was a Shakespearean actress with Walter Hampden's troupe. Julia attended the Yale Drama School and has been In TV for the past six years.
Getting under way with a tea for workers and hostesses this past Thursday afternoon, a large num¬ ber of women, representing teams from comnuinity organizations and unaffiliated people, heard Mrs. Fannie Schwartz of Cincinnati dls- cribe the Chen program and ex¬ periences of the Cincinnati women's division.
Mrs. Max I^anter and Mrs. Maurice J^loich y/ere in charge pC arrangements for the tea.
Mrs. Samuel Gurevitz and Mrs. Philip Lakin have asked the follow¬ ing hostesses to ask wom«n who in past years worked on Bond pro¬ grams to participate In the ffishlon show:
MesdaTnes' Abe Yenkin, Max Kanter, Fred Roland, Julius Baker, Philip Lakin, Julius White, Milton Parker, T. N. Beckman, Jerome Fisher, Louis Goldfarb, Maurice Bleich and Miss Edith Skilken.
Mra. Bernard Feitlinger organiz¬ ed the committee of hostesses for the various organizations that sent representatives to work on the fa¬ shion show committee. She will be assisted by Mrs. Sam Schlonsky, a member of the Steering Com¬ mittee, f Hostesses for the organfzatiorur and the volunteers. Include: Mrs, Jack Stone, representing Jewish War Veterans Auxiliary with the following; Mesdames Sarah Fiaher, Sam Goldman, Harold ^fthneider. Lew Cohen, Mitchell Goodman, George Slegel and Irvln Lleberman. Mrs, Gernerd Cohen of Council of Jewish Women, with a team of the following: Mesdames Ben Friedman. M. Garek, William Click. Harold Golden, Ed Goldln, Theo¬ dore Gup, A. Herbort Kanter, Her- (contlnoed ua pace 10)
These are the captains and workers for Hadassah's annual donor dinner, to be held at the Jewish Center Nov. 6. Left to right: Mrs. Ray Nateman, Mrs. Frank GJassman, Mrs. Abe Seff, Mrs. Morris Krak¬ off, Mrs; Jack Wolman, Mrs. Moe Hirsch, Mrs. Sanford Timen, Mrs. August Schofer, Mrs. Samuel Luper, Mrs. Samuel Valcov, Mrs. Ben¬ jamin Levison, Mrs. Jule Mark, Mrs. Joseph Groban, Mrs. Jacob Krako¬ wltz.
Arrangements for a gala evening includes the appearance ot Mickey Deems, well l<;npwn television and supper club entertainer, plus dancing to the orchestra of Henry Clnclone. Another highlight of the evening will be the appearance of Maurice Bernstein, who will speak on his recent trip to Israel. Those wishing to attend Hadassah's donor dinner ctfn make reservations by calling Mrs. Harry Getz, DO. 6125, or Mrs. Jerome Gross, DO. 8388.
Left to right: Mrs. Harry Friedlan, president of Pioneer Women's Chapter I; Mrs. David Paine, Year Boole chairman; Mrs. Wm. Kisch, president off Pioneer Chapter II.
PIONEER WOMEN PREPARING FOR ANNDAL DONOR DINNER SUNDAY AT BETH JACOB
AH la In readiness for Pioneer Women's annual donor dinner which la thks Sunday, 6 p. m., In the social hall o£ Beth Jacob Synagogue. Mrs. David Balne is getting the laat-mlnute details from the presidents of Pioneer's two local chapters. Reservations niay still be telephoned in to Mrs. Sam Brandt, DO. 4009, or Mrs. Joseph Young, FA. 6681. A full-course dinner, imder the capable supervision of Mrs. Julius White, will start Sunday evening's affair. Rabbi Harry Kaplan    of    HlUel
Foundation, who recently returned from Israel, will relate the ex¬ periences of his visit. Everyone who visits Israel returns with a dif¬ ferent picture and view of what la going on there todaiy. It should be of great Interest to all of us who give BO generously of ourselves and who tnust see the great strides made through the eyes ot someone else. Rabbi Solomon Poupko of Beth (coatlawd OB psca U)
MEMBBRSHIP LUNniEaN^ AT AHAVAS SHOLOH
AhaVJka Sholom Sisterhood's paid- up membership luncheon is Wed¬ nesday, 12:30 p. m.. In the social hall of the synagogue. Mrs. Meyer Levey Is chairman, assisted by Mrs. Sam Oreenberg.
A brief buaineas meeting wUl be conducted by the president, Mrs. H. Lokln, after which a musical pro¬ gram will be presented.
B'NAI B'RITH MEN AND WOMEN MOBILIZE FOR ANNUAL MENORAH BALL ON NOV. 20
utilizing the vast amount of manpower and womanpower at its command, thc B'nal B'rith fund-raising project, the 1955 Menorah Ball donor, moved Into high gear this week, with the beginning of calls for donor pledges by an army of workers. With Mrs. Frank Yassen¬ off as general chairman, donor pledges for the event (at Valley Dale, Sunday evening, Nov. 20) were being taken by a large group of work¬ ers. The initial response Indicated that the Ball this year will be one of the largest and most successful In the 17-year fund-raising history ol B'nal B'rith In Columbus.
According to Mrs. Yassenoff, a recent visit to this city by Marty Kane, booking agent for top quali¬ ty cabaret and night club enter¬ tainment, was made solely for thc purpose of arranging en evening of entertainment' for the delight of Menorah Ball pledge donora. Those who attended last year's affair will recall the outstanding quality of the stars presented then, such as Mark Andrews and Napoleon Reed. This year's show promises to be even better. ¦
Always a highlight of the eve¬ ning is the souvenir program and recipe book, and with the assist¬ ance of the men, the book this year will be a worthy successor to form¬ er editions. Mrs. Gary Kerstejn and Mrs. Robert Goldberg are chairmen of advertising solicita¬ tion, and according to them, merchants and advertisers this year have been more than gener¬ ous in their response to the addi¬ tional needs being made upon the local lodge and chapter' for in¬ creased Dunds.
MRS.   MARTIN   OODOFSKV   is
chairman for the famous recipe section of the book. She has al¬ ready coaxed, cajoled and com¬ pelled from the best cooks in our community an assprtment of tasty recipes.
Treasurer of the project la Mrs. Joaeph Elaenberg. Mrs. M^ Friedman has assumed the chair¬ manship of ticket distribution, and will be assisted by Mrs. L M. Hai^ (coaUnaed oa p«ff« U>
OPENINO MEETING OF HEBREW SCHOOL PTA
Mrs. Leonard Quinn, Ivreeyoh PTA chairman of the Coliunbus Hebrew School, announces the opening meeting of the season Thursday, Nov. 3, 8:15 p. m., at the Jewish Center. One of the purposes of this meeting is to wel come to the Ivreeyoh-PTA the parents of the children who have Just enrolled in the Hebrew School
Another feature of great Interest to the pupils of the Hebrew School win be the presentation of awards to outstanding students, and prizes for good attendance for the past school   year.
BEE JAVS TO ELECT OFFICERS THURSDAY
Beth Jacob Men's Club will hold annual nominations and elections of offlcora Thursday, 8:30 p. m.. In the social hall of the synagogue All members are urged to attend and to bring a guest.
Movies will be shown and re¬ freshments will be servedi aa part of a social hour.
TEMPLE  ISRAEL,  OX   ROAST
Temple Israel Brotherhood's an¬ nual free ox roast^ will be held Thtuwlay, Nov. 10, "6:30 p. m.. In the vestry room of the temple. Food wUl be prepared and served by Brotherhood members and the meal la free to all paid-up mem< bera.
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