Ohio Jewish chronicle. (Columbus, Ohio), 1956-03-09

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Vol. 34, No. 10
COLUMBUS, OHIO, FRIDAY, MARCH 9,  1956
Davotad  to  Amarican ana  JawUh  Idaali
United Jewish Fund Names Four Co-Chairmen
TO HEAD SPECIAL
GIFTS GROUP IN 1956
HEItBERT .SCHIFF
SAIVI SCHLONSKY
HAROLD   SCHIFFIVIAN
"DJ  THB SVNAOOOVE'*
"MEET THE ARTIST" RECEPTION SUNDAY AT CENTER HONORS ISRAEL ABRAMOFSKY
Israel Abromofsky, noted Jewish artist whose paintings are being exhibited at the Jewieh Center, will be honored with a reception and "Meet the Artist" open-house from 3 to 8 p. m. this Sunday. Prominent tn the collection of drawings and paintings in the Center- exhibit are a number of works symbolic of man's struggle for freedom. Other subject matter strongly identified with Jewish ritual practices Includes, "Blowing the Shofar," "Benediction" and "In the Synagogue."
Mr. Abramofsky's paintings have been exhibited in the art museums of Paris, New Yorlc, Chicago and Israel. He is the winner of a num¬ ber of awards in nationally com¬ petitive shows, some of his work remaining in permanent collections of art gajlerles In America and abroad.
Cooking School Wednesday to Offer Fiesta of Fabulous Food
B'NAI B'RITH WOMEN CD-SPONSORS WITH OHIO FUEL GAS CO.
FamoiiH Jowigh doUcactoa and spcoiul holidny tilshps, as well as new idftts in the preparation of Pas.sover dishra, will bo d-'pnon- atrated at a cooking school co- sponsorod by B'nai . B'rith ?Jon chapter and tho Ohio Fuel Oas C<u Wednc^sday, 7:30 p. m., at thp J'ewish Center.
Mrs. Louis Bornsteln. of St. Jos¬ eph. Mo., president of B'nai B'rith Women's Grand Lodge, District 2. will be honored gueat. Mrs. Meyer Hoffman, preaident of Zion chap¬ ter,  will  Introduce  Mrs.  Bernstein.
Mrs. Suzanne Shields-Faehle and Miss Shirley Nolan, both graduates of the School of Home Economics, wiU serve as "Betty Newton" and assist the nine cooks, members of BBW, performing thplr culinary skills In a le-foot kitchen built on the stage of the auditorium, thru the courtesy of Al Solove and Her man Seigel of City Tile Co.
Hostesses for the evening include Mesdames Herbert Artson, Ann Alexander, Grant Brandon, Bern¬ ard Byrnes, Alex Clowson, Herman Geichman, Frank Glassman, Arn¬ old Grossman, Henry Gurevitz, Norman Gurevitz, David Handler, Aa-ron Kahn! Simon Kahn, Al So¬ love. r. J. Sowalsky, Herbert Tie- man and Sanford Tuckerman.
The "Parade of Gas Appliances" will be displayed thi'u the courtesy of D. A. Arnold Co., E. Broad Ap¬ pliance Co., Margulls Dept. Store and Reynoldsburg Furniture Co.
Rcccipes of fooda prepared will be distributed to those tn attend¬ ance. Every Menorah Card mem¬ ber of B'nai B'rith Women, both in Zion chapter and Candlelight (coBtlBoed an page Z)
RABBI RUBENSTEIN ON TELEVISION SUNDAir
Rabbl Samuel W. Rubenstein will appear on a television program, this Sunday, 2 p. m., station WB¬ NS-TV. He -wlU be asaiBtefJ by Can¬ tor P. H. Gellman and choir of Agudas Achim Congregation.
Miss Marjorle Loeb, Center Art chairman, has arranged to have Mrs. Rose Lazar and members - of the Center Adult Art Class, to¬ gether with Mrs. Manual Barkan, serve as hostesses.
Hostesses will Include Mesdames Flora Blum, Sandy Brenner, Ed¬ ward Burkhart, Natalie Handler, Shirley Flicker, Sally Levine, Peg¬ gy Paine, Beatrice Sowald, Jo Ann Wagner, S. L^ WeU and Anne Weinrlb.
The public Is invited to the opon-house and to view the exhibit whUch >vill be on display through¬ out the month of March.
MllSw (iRIMKS
Folklorist
Anno Luylin Grimes, the name which identifies one of America's finest folklorists, will present a rare and complete "one-man" ahow for the annual community event of the Center Prc-School Parents Group. It's In the Center Auditor¬ ium Sunday, Mar. 18, 3 p. m.
A most heartwarming demon¬ stration occurred during the pqst week, when members of. the Par¬ ents Group Steering Committee purchased and had sold blocks of tickets, which are to be distributed privately by the Pre-School direc¬ tor, Mra. A. R. Schwartz, to "special" children and parenta In (oontlnned  on page 4)
SPRING DANCE AT AGUDAS ACHIM
Nate Nedelman and Sandy Ti men, co-chairmen for Agudas Achim Brotherhood's annual spring dance, announce the date for the affair Is ^nday evening, Mar. 18, in the social hail ot the aynagogue
It's.free, to all paid-up members of the Brotherhood. Rick Mon roe's Mellow Jacks will play for dancing.
Aaron Zack.s, chairman of the Special Gifts division, and William Kahn, campaign chairman for the 1950 United Jewish Fund drive, an¬ nouneed thi.s werk the appointment of tlie four 0()-chnlrmen for the Division. Selected are: Herbert H. Srhlff, Harold Schlffman, Edward F, Schlezinger and Sam J. Schlon¬ sky.
Tn making the announcement, Mr, 7.;uk.s .stated:
"We consider ourselves unusually fortunate in having theae four men a.ssociated with ua in the leadership nf this diviHion since, to a large ex¬ tent, the success of our campaign dependa on the quality of service they will be rendering. All of them have had campaign exper¬ ience, know the facts regarding the needa thla year, and have real con¬ viction and enthusiasm about the causea Included in our drive. Speaking for the campaign organi¬ zation, I warit to express our ap¬ preciation to them for the work they and their teams will be do¬ ing. With tholr help I believe our division can givo a good account of itself. I am hoping that they will have suc<:es.'i in enlisting the help of others to st c that ovir goal is arhieV(;d."
Mi'rbjirt Schiff has beim active in all the campiiigns of the United Jewish Fund, having served as co- hairmun of Speiiial Gifts last year, Hiul previou."! yeiirs. He ia currently president of the Jewish Family Service, and has been a member of the Jewish Community Council. Anti'Defamation League, Jewish Community Council and the Jewish Center. He ia a member of Tempie Israel. B'nai p'rith, Zionist Or¬ ganization of America and Wind¬ ing Hollow Country Club. He head¬ ed the National Firms Division of the United Appeals, fie Is associat¬ ed with the Shoe Corporation of America.
Harold Schiffman la a new¬ comer to the ranks of UJP leaders. He has served as a worker in many campaigns, is a member of Temple Israel, B'nai B'rith and Winding Hollow Country Club. He is associated with White's Furni¬ ture Co.
Edward Schlezlnger Is a past president of the Jewish Center, of the B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundation Advisory Board and B'nai B'rith Zion Lodge. He serves on the Elx¬ ecutlve Committee ot the Jewish Community Council and has been a Board member of the Columbus Hebrew Sohool. He.is currently a member of Temple Tlfereth Israel, Excelsior Club and Winding Hol¬ low Country Club. He has served on the Allocations Committee of the UJF and has held many cam¬ paign positions. He Is connected with I. H. Schlezinger & Sons. (eoBttaBOd •n paga B)
ATTENTION. AIX!
Rabbl Solomon Poupbo's editori¬ al on Page 0 concerns you.
Candlelight Chapter 888 is Established
The new B'nai B'ritb Womon'a Chapter^ which Haa otdclally been named Candlelight Chapter 888, \ylll hold a dessert coffee at the Desert Inn Thursi^y, 8:80 p. ni.
Mrs. Louis. Bernstein, president of B'nai B'ritb Women District 2, will be -honored speaker. Mrs, Bernstein will Install the following:
Mrs,.  David    Brown,    preaident;
Mrs. Herbert Feldman, first vice- president; Mrs. Edwin ESUman, sec¬ ond vice-president; Mrs.- Edward Ghltman, third vice-president; Mrs. Don Shlonaky, recording sec'y; Mrs. Marvin Kohn, corresponding sec'y; Mrs. Gilbert Wlae, financial sec'y; Mrs. Norman Howard, treas. Candlelight chapter wfll also be Instituted aa an official chapter of
B'nai B'rith District i Thursday.
Other out-of-town guesta will be Mra. Bdwln Ellerin, District secre¬ tary, and Mrs. Morris Kroos, Dis¬ trict field representative. Both Mra. Eltlerln and Mrs. Krooa are from Cleveland. Prealdenta from all or- ganlzatlona Hated with the Jewlah Community Council have been In¬ vited.
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