Ohio Jewish Chronicle, 1956-05-11

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Vol. 34, No.  19
COLUMBUS, OHIO, FRIDAY, MAY  II,  1956
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UJF DAY IS HAILED AS GREAT SUCCESS
400 ENTHUSIASTIC
WORKERS SPARK
1956 DRIVE
Enthusiastic Workers Gathered at Center Before Embarking
UJF YOUNG ADULTS NOTE INCREASES
Gordon Zacka, general chairman of the Young Ault Division of Lhe 1956 UJF drive, announcea the results o( the first phase of the campaign.
Donations so far total $2300, given by about 200 people. "The average donation of $10.50 per per¬ aon represents an increase of 100^ over last years average donation," states Mr. Zacks. "The same peo¬ ple last year gave $960."
$1,00 of the total was pledged at the Special Event of Aprir29, from 60 people. Tho balance was col¬ lected from aorvicemen and from about 130 people contacted In the flrat week of general solicitation. Fifty workera rang doorbells to obtain thoac pledgea, and tljey atill have records of 150 persons as yet not contacted.
Any donations made during, the remaining general solicitations will be aupplemented by returns from a college affair to be h^ld'ln June, for the young people who were a- way at achool during the regular drive.
B'NAI B'RITH INSTALLATION DANCE AT AGUDAS ACHIM SYNAGOGUE TONIGHT
"Something to ault everyone's taste" might well be the theme of B'nai B'rith Zion Lodge and Chapter's joint installation dance tonight, 8:16( at Agudaa Achim Synagogue. Members and frienda of B'nai B'rith will find some of their very favorite people being Installed aa officers for the coming year. Thla time, both the Lodge and Chapter will combine their Inatallatlon ceremonies, welcoming in the new and paying tribute to the outgoing officers and prealdenta, Dr. B. T. Mlnd¬ lln and Mrs. Meyer Hoffman.
The installation proceedings, ar¬ ranged as befits the synagogue proper, will be conducted by I. W. Garek and Mra. MUton Leeman, second vlcc-prealdcnt of Wom¬ on'a  District  Grand  Lodge 2.
Following the 45-mlnute , inslal- i lation ceremony, the formal part ! of the evening enda and the fun ! and festivities begin. For thij i rhythm minded, there will be '¦ dancing to the music of Donny Ketter'8 orchestra. Light refresh¬ menta will be aerved during thei evening by hostesses of Zion Chap¬ ter. I Scheduled to be Installed as i Chapter officers for tho coming year are:
Mrs. David Handler, president; Mrs. Hal Blue, Mra. Alex Clowson and Mrs. Frank Yassenoff, vice- presidents; Mrs. Harry Goldstein, corresponding secretary; Mra. Her¬ bert Ehriich and Mrs. Israel Sow¬ alsky, financial secretaries; Mra- Irwln Dworkin, recording secreta¬ ry; Mrs. Martin Marx, treeisurer; Mra. David Rich, sentinel; Mrs. Herman Geichman, guardian; Mra. Mtyer Hoffman, counselor.
Members of the board include: Mesdames Albert Becker, PhlUp Bradley, Joseph Cohon, Morrey Cohen. Mark Deltch, Mitchell Goodman, Norman Gurevitz, Rob¬ ert Goldberg, Herbert Grossman, Aaron  Kahn.
Mesdames Bernard Kaplan, Nor¬ man Katz, Martin Kaufher, Har¬ old Korn, PhUlp Lakln, Sam La- vine,   Abe  Levlaon,  Ell   Levlaon.
Mesdames N q r m a n Mathless, Ruth Pllzer, J. Nathan Polster, Abe Pollack, Sol Rising, Sam gph- wartz, Abe Slavin, Sam Smoler, Don Snider and Mlas Helen Nutla. Sol Zeldln," this year's flrat vice- president, will be installed as president of Zion Lodge for the coming season.
Cost of the affair wiU be $1,60 per peraon, payable at the door.
TEMPLE'S STAG AT WINDING HOLLOW
All facilities of Winding Hollow Country Club will be made avail¬ able to paid-up members of Tem¬ ple Israel Brotherhood Thursday for the annual stag dinner which starts at 7 p. m. That Includes the golf course,  in  the  afternoon.
Guest speaker for the evening will be Don L- Crawford ot Day- ion, administrative assistant ex¬ ecutive of the Miami Volley Council for Boy Scouts of America and editor of the popular Miami Valley "Scouter," a publication which has won several awarda for the Coun¬ cil and its editor.
Mr. Crawford was selected Day¬ ton's "Outstanding Young Man of 1054" and one of the five "Out- ' standing Young Men In Ohio,'' Those honors brought distinguish¬ ed aervice awards f;:om the U. S. Junior Chamber of Commerce and a resolution from the Ohio Houae of Repreaentatives.
Norman   Folpe   Is   chairman
AUl'DAS AGHIM MEN« CLUB ELECTIONS THURSDAY
It's election time for thp Agudas Achim Brotherhood, scheduled Thuraday night In the aocial hall of the synagogue.
A short business meeting will precede the ballot caating. Lou BerUner la chairman of the eloc-- tion committee and hia aides are Irv Chasin Irv Gertner. Lazar Brenner, Farrell Sharr and San¬ ford Kayne.
MRS. KDELSTEIN
Sr, Hadassah^ President-Elect
Mrs. Harold Edelstein will be in¬ stalled aa president bf Senior Ha¬ dasah Tueaday, 12:30 p- m., at a luncheon honoring new offlcera and board members at Winding Hollow Country Club.
Mrs. Edelstein Is known not only for her outatanding work In Hadaasah but is an accompllahed musician and Is Interested In many communal activitiea.
Other offlcera to be installed arc: financial Sec'y, Mrs. Abraham Flicker; recording Sec'y. Mrs. Dudley Gllck; cor. Sec'y. Mrs. Jos¬ eph Altman.      '
Board of directors:
Mesdames l-^'|^n Schotensteln, Jerome Gross, Norman Meizlish, August Schofer, Gordon Schlffman, Samuel Valcov. WUHam Barash, WlUlam CalUf, Philip Feldman, Frank Glasaman, Robert HaHet, Joflf.'ph Haas.
Mesdames Maurice Sher, Harry Getz, Aaron Kahn, Samuel Subow, Maurice Bleich, Nathan Zeff, Alvln Sc^'ottenstein, Paul CaUlf, Samuel Luper, Sanford Tlmen, Joseph ,^Zleve.   Robert   Masaer,
Two Immediate past presidents will participate In the program. Mra. Samuel Luper will give the opening prayer and Mrs. Sanford Tlmen will Install the new officcra and board.
A skit, "Me and Sympathy," will be presented by the following Ha¬ daasah members: pianist, ' Mrs. Max Zlakind; narrator, Mra. Mar¬ tin Levlnaon; cast: Mra. Abraham FUoker, Mrs. Dudley GUck, Mrs- Stai)ley Goldborg, Mrs. Alvln Schottenatein, Mrs. Arnold Sher, Mra. Maurice Sher, Mrs. Stanley Wosaeratrom.
The Hospitality chairmen, Mrs. Sainuel Subow and Mrs. Louis Adelman, have made arrangements for the lunchcQn. Reservations can be made by callihg Mrs. PhlUp La¬ kin, DO. 8273. or Mra. larael Free¬ man, EX. 5114.
T. I. SISTERHOOD'S FINAL MEETING
Mrs. Jack SchilUng will be In¬ stalled aa preaident of Tifereth larael Sisterhood in a floral cere¬ mony Tueaday, 8 p. m., in the Temple proper. The Inaugural will take plaoe following Shavouth ser¬ vices conducted by Rabbl Nathan Zellzer. InstaUing officer will be Mrs. Sam Subow. Mrs. Norbert Kruger la director of tho program honoring the new officers and paat members of the board.
Other officers who will be in- c"i:cted  are;
Mrs. Richard Lieberman. first vice-prealdent; Mra. August Scho¬ fer, aecond vice>-president; Mrs. Wm. Barash, third vice-president; Mrs. Morria Paine, corresponding secretary. Mrs. Harold Feinateln. financial  secretary.
Serving pn the board of directors will be Mesdames Martin Adler, Albert Blank, Sam Eisenstein, Na¬ than Coopersmlth, Norman Katz, George Levine, Bert Lando, E. E. Kellner, Marvin Schleslnger. Mar¬ tin Shenker, Mitchel Rosen, Char¬ les Tails, H. H. Weinberg. Leohard Wasserstrom, Leonard Dichter, Ju¬ lius Hlllman, Ben Goodman, San¬ ford Koppelman, George Slegel, Arthur ZwelUng.
Daughters of the Incoming and outgoing officers wlU take part In a floral processional. They ape: Bonita SchUIIng, Sharon Lieber¬ man, Alice Roland, Carole Michael¬ son, Lynn Barash, Susan Paine. Reeaa Goldamlth and Dcbby Su- bow. Mrs. Bert Lando will repre¬ sent the board members In re¬ sponses.
The following Sisterhood mem¬ bers will serve, as ushers for the evening: Mesdames I^uia Dorf¬ man, Stanley Harr. I. H. Schneider and   Maurli;e  FinUe.
MIZICACHI INSTALLATION AKFAIR MAY 23
Mlzrachi Women's Organization of Columbus will hold Its annual installation Wednesday, May 23, 1 p. m., at''Agudas Achim Synagogue.
Last Sunday, the Jewish Center auditorium waa the scene of a gathering of more than 400 volun¬ teers In the Men's General Solici¬ tation, Young Adult and Junior divisions. David Goldsmith, Gordon Zacks and Beverly Schecter, chair¬ men of the divisions, expressed tholr appreciation to their respec¬ tive groups for the response turn¬ out.
Program for the day consisted of a breakfast, followed by instruc¬ tions to the solicitors, a movie featuring Frederic March In "None Shall Make Them Afraid." and then the calling of prospects at their homea„
Mrs. M. J. Papurt and Mra. Harry Schwartz, using allies, out¬ lined ten atepa to aucceaaful cam¬ paigning In a very eloquent and perauaaiv«„mahner. WlUlam Kahn, UJF*s general chairman, spoke briefly and expressed his' appre¬ ciation to all the solicitors, Majors, Colonels, chairmen and vice-chair¬ men for the wonderful job they were doing. David Goldanilth, In a graphic presentation, described the agencies included in the campaign and gave the background facts re¬ garding the United Jewish Appeal Special Survival Fund.
Breakfast vt^aa prepared and served by a committee, with Mrs. Joseph D. Schecter and Richard Grundsteln as co-chairmen. Other members of the committee who helped make the affair a success were:
Mrs. B. W. Abramson, Mrs. Wll¬ Uam Kahn, Mrs. Mlltori Leeman, Mrs. Sam Luper, Mrs. Lawrence Polster, Mrs. Sam Schlonsky, Mra. Sam Subow.
Bert Alper, Albert Beim, Bern¬ ard Cohen, Joaeph A. Cohen, Harry Goldstein, Paul Hirsch, ^rwln Kurzrock, EU Levison, Maurice Mayerson,   Al  Michaelson.
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BETH JACOB MEN'S CLUB MEETINO THURSDAY
Beth Jacob Brotherhood will hold Its monthly meeting Thurs¬ day. May 24, 8:15 p. m. All mem¬ bers are invited to bring guests. Entertainment will follow the meeting, .with refreshments and social hour to foUow.
The annual Spring dance is June 9. Refreahments and entertain¬ ment will be provided.
The public Is invited and tickets will  be available aoon.
August Is the month for the an¬ nual pienlc which will climax the summer season by the presenting of a 24" television set to the win¬ ner.
MELLMAN HEADS'BOILER ROOM SQUAD'
David Goldamlth, chairman of UJF'S General Solicitation Division, announced thla week a novel experiment would be tried in an attempt to complete coverage of cards In his Division. Myer Mellman, one of the vice-chairmen of the group, la chairing a apecial comlttee of experienced campaigners who will try to contact aa many people aa possible who were missed last Sunday, to see if their pledges can be secured. The volunteers are sched¬ uled to man telephones Wednesday evening In hopes of securing pledges In  order to expedite winding up the campaign.
Those who volunteered to participate are the following: Harold Edelstein, Howard Fatt. AUen Friedman, Harold HlUson, Jimmy Jacobs, Louis Krakoff. Morris \^endcl, Bernard Mentser. Sara Schwartz, Sanford Topy, Marty Tracht.
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