Ohio Jewish Chronicle, 1956-10-05

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^ Friday, October 5, 1956
COLUMBUS, OHIO VOL. 34 NO 41
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T.L Sisterhood Honors New Members Monday
The red carpet will be out nt Temple Tlfereth Israrl Monday, when the Siatcrhood welcomes both new and paat membors to the annual paid-up membership luncheon. Membership chnirmnn, Mrs Martin Adlor and Mrs. Harold Lowy, particularly urge all new mem¬ bers to attend, since the luncheon will be in their honof.
Beginning at 12:30 p. m., in the   _-   . __
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MRS. ED OOLDIN AND MRS ALKX atNOOUD
HADASSAH DINNER'S JEWEL CHAIRMEN
On(> of the nicest thlngi about Hadassah o annual donor dinner Is that proud parenta and grandparents can boast of their children and donate to Hadassah Medical Organization at the aame time.
Fof $1, they can mention their children as Jewels in the Hadaa dah ad book This division of donor dinner wns capably handled thU year by Mrs  Ed Goldln and Mrs   Alex Gingold.
Mesdamcs Goldin and Gingold announce that Jewel subscriptions are closed for 1960 but many Hadassah children will be listed this year. In turn, many Israeli and Middle Bastern children will be remembered too
Temple social hall, lunch will be followed by a business meeting and program. Mra. Ben Good- man is program chairman h.nd reports a musical skit titled "College Days," featuring the fol¬ lowing Siatcrhood "stars":
Mesdames Irving Einstein, Natft- Coopersmlth, SanfoTd Kop¬ pelman, Herman Kress and Jack Cooper In the principal roles, backed by the chorus Including Mesdamea Irvln Brenner, Fred Fischer, Dudley Glick, Lou Klass, Jack Palestrant, Harold Perler. Joe- Schaeffer, I. H, Schneider and'Xaurence Shankman.
Directed by Mrs. Ben Good¬ man, the skit will have musical accompaniment by Mrs. Sanford Betker.
Hospitality for the luncheon will be under the chairmanship of   Mrs.   Albert  Blank   and   Mrs.
Arthur   Zwelling.   Their   commit¬ tee includes:
Mesdamcs Jo.srph AlLmnn. Tsn- dore Avren, Alvin fJloek, Hyman Cohen. Abe Cohen, Normiin Coh en. Max niiojHT. Les Franlti'l Martin FriedberR, .Jo.srph Cuhl slagrr, .Julius Cutter. Marvin Gutter, Larry K e n L, I-Jdward Uimhark, L. J. Ijizear, JuHii.'; MarguUes, Abraham M a r k o w Martin Marx, Harry Munster, Fred Roland, Louis Schlezlnger, Joe Wasserstrom.
Table setting will be done by social chairman, Mrs. Bert lM.n- do. and her committee: Mes¬ damea Nate Coopersmlth. Harold Sicgelman. David Shkolnlk. .1 Sheldon Levy. Lew Cohen and Lou Sobel. Decorations will be done by Mrs. Sam Elsensteln and Mrs. Sanford Shaevitz.
FASHION SHOW BY ROBERTS TO FEATURE AGUDAS ACHIM SISTERHOOD'S LUNCHEON
A faahlon show by F^oberts will highlight the paid-up member- /^V^Htjlimcheon' of, Agudo^ Achtm Slfl(erhQod Tuesday,, ;12;8Q p. m^ '/'^i^ii^ the sod&l'lwUl'of the ayrtagotfUr'ia6aiiItdm$?SS^
Albert Belm^ who, with committee oldeti Mrs   Xxiuis- Block.  MrEl MlHoh B^rm&n and Mrs Joseph Topolosky  are planningf the affair
¦¦    ¦   ¦ I — I     Mrs    Nathail   Nedelman,    Pro
gram chairman, Is In charge of the amusing skit to be presented Sisterhood Sally from Morn Til Night Appearing as models will be the Sisterhood "glamor girls" —Mrs Alex Gingold, Mra. Phil Lakin Mrs Harry Shell, Mrs. Arnold Grossman, Mrs. Max Her¬ man Mrs SI Lakln, Mrs. Joseph Elsenberg Mra. Frank Glasaman, Mrs A J Mellman, Mrs. Frank Nutls and Mrs. S. M, Gurevitz. Piano accompanist will h6 Mrs. Jack Marx
New members of the Sisterhood will be welcomed and Introduced Tuesday Membership chairman Is Mrs Mel Furman. She and co- chairman Mrs. Morrey Cohen will present the traditional Sis¬ terhood gift to the new members. Transportation to the meeting is being handled by these Sister¬ hood workers: Mesdames Jack Belser Harry Berlin, Murray Barnett, Philip Qeliman, Sanford Fink, Ben Friedman, Bernard. Kaplan Abe Levison, Alfred Ros¬ en and Harry Schwartz.
Mrs Martin G. Godofsky, new- ly-eleeted president of Agudas Achim Sisterhood w^ll preside. Mrs Michael Seldman will give the opening prayer.
JERUSALEM'S MAYOR
SPEAKS HERE
OCT. 18
Hon Gcrshon Agron Mayor of Jerusalem. wHl speak In Colum¬ bus Thursday evening, Oct 18 at a community reception at the Jewish Center 8 IB Inattad of a dinner earlier the some evening This action was decided upon by the Reception committee formed at Louis M Levin s home Tuesday night, following a talk by Miss Sarah Tal "Miss Israel ot X9B8," who was guest speaker, ' when plans were formulated for the coming visit of Mayor Agron Mr. Levin Is chairman of the Reception committee for Mayor Agron's visit Mrs Maurice ond Mrs Morris Palnc arc wom¬ en's co-chairmen, with Mrs Jcr- Blclch, Mrs Nathan Nudclman ome Fisher chairman of reserva¬ tions
Dynamic and vigorous Girshon Agron haa been mayor of Israel's capital since 19BS. He la editor and publisher of The Jerusalem Post, most Influential Engliah language dally newspaper In the Middle Eaat.
Miss Tol coptlvatqd her aud¬ ience, telling In alow, measured phrases of her life In larael and the meaning of Israel bonds. In human terms, to tho life and wel¬ fare of the people of larael. (contlaned on psfe i)
TmF LUNCHEON AT CIRO'S OPENS B'NAI B'RITH WOMEN'S SEASON; MENORAH BALL NOV. 18
B'nai B'rith Women's Zion and Caridlolight chapters will launch .'   their 1956-57 calendar of activities Wednesday with a Ulckroff lunch- con ttt Alex Clowaon's Club Giro, on E. Main St.    Mrs. Meyer Hoff- „ man, chairman of the event, is eager to have all members In atten¬ dance at the luncheon, which starts at 12:30 p. m.
For reservations call Mrs.- Hoffman, BE. 1-1912. The social :'. hmcheon Is open to all Zion and Candlelight chapter members work- ; Ing on the 1956 Menorah BaU which this year will be on Sunday, / Jfov. 18, at tho new Ohio Youth Center on E, 17th Ave., opposite :¦   the Fairgrounds. *
TO HOUSTON CONFAB
Columbus Chapter of Senior Hadassah Is sending a delegate, Mrs. Harold Edelstcln, 685 Gran- don Ave., and an alternate, Mrs. B. W. Abramson, 02 S. Dawson, to the 42nd annual convention of Hadassah in Houston. Mrs. Edel¬ stcln will leave Oct. 12.
CANTOR KUSEVITSKY
Donor Guest
Cotumbus chapter of Senior Hadassah this week announced that Cantor David Kusevitsky will be the featured soloist for the 28th annual donor dinner, Nov. 4,  at the Jewlah Center.
Cantor Kusevitsky Is world famous. He will preaent a pro¬ gram of varied aelectlona con¬ sisting of a few precious can- torial numbers and Yiddish, Is¬ raeli, operatic, Leider and folk songs.
Cantpr Kusevitsky Is from a famous family. As a child, he joined the choir In Vllna Chor- Schooi, and later the Vllna Great Synagogue. He then entereterd the  Vllna Academy of  Music.
At the affe of 18, he was.invited to take over as choir leader of synagogues In Kremanica, Lem- berg and Rovno until he waa con¬ scripted into the Polish Army. On his discharge 18 months later, he went to Warsaw where he stud¬ ied voice production, under dif¬ ferent professors. He joined the cantorial ranks and scored an immediate success. He officiated in various cltlea in Europe until he decided to accept the poat of Chief   Cantor   in   Rovno.
Three years later, still a young man in his middle 20'8, tho can¬ tor accepted a call to the Hendon Synagogue In the metropolis of London. He remained there 12 years, during which time he was lecturer fit Jews* College of Ch'uanuth.
One Siibbath morning, a visitor from the U.S.A. heard him in this synuKOKue. A dlreot result was that In- now oecupies the pulpit fjf the well known Temple b;niaiui-Kl In lloro Park. Brook¬ lyn.  N.  Y.
Mrs. Melville Frank. 793 Ken- wiek Kd., has graciously cun.sent- ed to aeeoinpany ('antur Kusev¬ itsky.
Mrs. Frank Is well known to Ccjlumbus audlenees. She recently waa fleeted president of the I Women's (_'lul), one of the oldest orfiunizationa in the city. She haa appeared several times as soloist I with    the    Columbua    Symphony
SHERIFF PAUL
Main Speaker
Sheriff Ralph T. Paul will be main speaker for Beth Jacob Brotherhood's first meeting of 1956-57 Thursday, Oct. 11, 8:15 p. m., at the synagogue.
On the agenda for the meeting is nominations of officers for the new season. Electlona will be held Nov. 1.
A smoker will be the highlight of the election meeting, honoring Rabbi Solomon Poupko, spiritual leader of Beth Jacob Congrega¬ tion. The rabbi will be married Nov. 11 In New York City.
SALES FOKC'K — Above are workers on thi- nd bonk fnr the donnr luncheon of f?apitnl Post Ladies Auxiliary 122, J<wi;,n War Veterans Tho affair is W'-dne.sday. Oct. 17. 12:30 p. m.. at the Ft. Hayes Hotel. Left to right, front ro>v: Mrs. David Itaikin, Mrs. Harry C-'owan, barlt row: Mrs. Harry Caraway, Miss Bertha Dulsky, Mrs. Jack Cohen, Mrs. Julius Margulies, Mrs. Morris Lcssure.
JWV PHILANTHROPIES TO BENEFIT FROM AUXILIARY'S DONOR LUNCHEON OCT. 17
Wodncs'day, Oct. 17, is the date for the llth annual donor lunch: con of Capitol Ladles Auxiliary 122. Jewish War Veterans, at the Ft. Hayes Hotel. Proceeds from the affair will be used for various JWV philanthropies, such as Benjamin Franklin Hospital, Juvenile rj)(^tontion Home (part of the Child Welfare prograjiiK_ihp^BltrTdv ward in Dayton which has been adopted by Poat 122, and mllfitary hospitals at ChiUlcothe and Lockbourne Air BEise.
Pledges are ^7.50 or equivalent    ;	
In sales tax stamps—$250. Part cash and part stamps will be ac¬ cepted, too. Pledges and reser¬ vations are being handled by Mrs. Max Trager, BE. 5-8013, and Mrs. Sanford Goldman, BE. 6- 2769.
Stamps must be sorted and counted before being sent to Mra. Alfred I. Rosen, 88 N. Kellner Rd. Chairman of the dehor luneheon ia Mrs. Israel Berliner, who also is In charge of the ad¬ vertising program book.
After the luncheon, which starts at 12:30, cards, mahj and other games will be played. Mem¬ bers are asked to bring playing cards to mahj sets. Souvenirs will be given and prizes awarded.
The ad committee: Mesdames Fred Adler, Jack Cohen, Samuel Cohen, Harry- Cowan, Sarah Fish¬ er, Jack Franklin, Harry Cara¬ way, Sam Goldman, Morris Lcs¬ sure, Herman Jacobs, Martin Kaufher. Sam Llchtenatein. Julius Margulies, David Ralkin, Lester Seligson and Miss Bertha Dulsky.
The pledge and telephone com¬ mittee chairmen are Mrs. San¬ ford Goldman and Mrs. Max Tra¬ ger, with these workers: Mes¬ dames Jack Cohen, Ben Gertner, Fred Goodman, Cella Katz, Nate
TWIG 21 MEETING
Wedneaday, 1:30 p. m., mem¬ bers of Twig 21 will meet at the home of Mrs. Harry Gilbert, 419 S. Columbia Ave. Mra. Gilbert haa asked Mra, Harry Friedman and Mrs. Leonard Sagett to act aa CO-hostesses.
"CINDERELLA BALL" AT BETH JACOB
Plans are nearing completion for the "Clnderena Ball" which is being jointly sponsored by Beth Jacob Brotherhood and Sis¬ terhood. The dance Is Sunday, Oct. 14, 9 p. m., at the synagogue, with music to be furnished by Bob Marvin and his orchestra.
Proceeds realized will benefit BJ's Sunday School.
A buffet supper, will be served at 10:30 p. m. Prizes and sur¬ prises will be available.
Among tho highlights will be the fitting of the "glass slipper" for "Cinderella" especially de¬ signed by Andre Correale and do¬ nated by Russell Shoes.
USY   MEETING  SUNDAY  TO FEATURE ORIGINAL SKIT
United   Synagogue   Youth   will
hold Its second meeting Sunday. 7:30 p. m., at Temple Tlfereth Is¬ rael, In the Youth Room. An ori¬ ginal skit will be presented, of¬ fering new members an Insight on OSY. Officers are Benson Roth, Radzek, Maurice Sacks, Charles j P'"^^-: -^""^ Berman and Barbara Talis. Joseph Venook and Irv! Davis, vice-presidents; Pred Ab- Wohlstein.
Mrs. Sanford Fishman and Mrs. Bernard Kaplan are chair¬ men of the Children's Page, with Mrs, Max Gatoff, Mrs. Irv Llch¬ tenatein and Mrs. Sanford Rosen as workers.
Gertrude     Zwelg    Is
I ramson,  treas;  Lois  Polater  and Joanne Sherman, secretaries.
CEREBRAL PALSY BRANCH TO MEET OCT. 11
First meeting of Cerebral Palsy Branch 1 is scheduled Thursday. publicity Oct. 11, at the home of Mrs. chairman of Capitol Ladles Auxi- David Slrken, 2967 Astor. All llary. members are urged to attend.
Jewish Community CounciFs New President is Mel Frank
Melville D. Frank was elected prealdcnt of the Jewi.ah Com¬ munity Council for 1956-57 at the recent meeting, of its delegate body. He succeeds Joseph Znx. who had served us president the past two years.
Other offiL.TH elected for the eoming year were: viv.v pre.si- dents—Uuvld Ooldsmith, rhari.-.s Y, La7.aru.s, Herbert S.hiff; h-. retary -Dr. Ivan Uilht-rt; trea.s- urer—Mrs.  Jack  S.  fte-sler.
Members of thi- hixeeutive fuin mlttee   elected    Were.    Mrs.    Ki. li ard J    Abel. Albert A   lihuik    Mi- Harold     Kdelstiin,     Mrs      Da\ Handler, William Kuliti.  I ir   M P.  Kanter,   Martin   Kaufh.-r    .M Allan  Meyer. Jack S-  R.'sler   i: ward    Schlezlnger,    J     VV.    St. i hausur,      William      Wasai'r.-aru Herman   Wise,   Abe   A.   Wulni; Sol D. Zeldln.
.MU.   FKANK
The Jewiah Community Council la the central body in the com¬ munity, to which all Jewish or¬ ganizations send representatives to present and discuss matters of common concern for all Jews in Coluftibus.
The Council, through meetings of its delegate body and appro¬ priate committees, brings to the attention of the representatives matters of general concern, such as community relatlona, Jewlah education, clearance of major meeting dates, and a variety of Interests which require coordi¬ nation and cooperation among the memberships of organiza¬ tions.
Joseph Zox. the retiring presi¬ dent, expressed appreciation to the officers and delegates fur their  fine  cooperation.  He  found
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