Ohio Jewish chronicle. (Columbus, Ohio), 1957-10-04

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VoJ, 35, No. 41
COLUMBUS, OHIO, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1957
oo   DsveUd to Amarican ^y      and Jawiih IdaaU
KIGKGFF DINNER
Robert Aronson, president of Temple larael Brotherhood, has announc'c() plans for a klck-dff stag dinner at the Winding Hol¬ low Country Club Tuesday. Oct. 22, 6:30 p. m. The affair will high¬ light the beginning of the 1957- 58 Brotherhood year at Temple Israel.
It's the annual new membera' installation dinner meeting. As an added.., attraction, "judge" Iz Bookbiifflcr of EJast Orange; N. J., will be guest ffpeakcr for the evening. He ia known as the "Prince of Jewish Humor."
All Brotherhood members and their guests are invited.
'WOMEN OF CHEN'MEET MONDAY MORNING AT HOME OF MRS. ALBERT BLANK, GHMN.
Columbus "Women of Chen," American women's volunteer sales corps for State of Israel Bonds, meet Monday morning, 0:30, at the home of Mrs. Albert Blank, chairman, 381 S. Columbia Ave., to se¬ lect cash redemptiQn assignments of High Holiday commitments to culminate Sunday, Oct. -13—"Chen Sunday," in an all-out cash-col¬ lection e£#ort.
Members of the Chen groap, which met for tea two-wecfts ago at Mrs. Blank's hoine for pre liminary briefing, include women who have earned Chen charms, a badge ot~aervice avi^arded to each lady who sells, buys or col¬ lects a unit of $2,500 worth of Israel Bonds. Each beautiful charm depicts one of the 12 Tribes of Israel and 12 charms In the sequence la reached by bring¬ ing in $30,000 in sales and pur¬ chases.
In the group above, members of Chen are departing Mra. Blank's home after hearing Mrs. Fanny Schwartr, Cincinnati Women's Divlalon Director of Bonds for Israel describe her trip to Israel this st^nmer in tbe light of the need for sales of Is¬ rael Bonds. They are: Mesdames Joseph L. Schwartz, Harry Getz, Ben Zuckerman, Joaeph Schecter, Fanny Schwartz, Robert Palne, Som Subow, Morrla Pairie, Sam Lupejf", Maurice Blelcb, Joe Wei¬ ner, Harry Schwartz, Sam Sch¬ lonaky, Sherman Sharwell and Albert  Blank.
Others at the tea and not In the picture include Mra. B. W. Abramson, Mj-s. Louis Adelman, Mrs. Sanford Betker. Mrs. Jer¬ ome Fisher, Mrs. Harry Getz, Mrs. Ralph Groban, Mrs. Milton Leerpan, Mrs. Fred Roland, Mra H. H. Weinberg, Mra. Ben Yen¬ kin, Mrs. Nathan ZeUzer.
Since this urilaue program was started in 1954, ever-increasing numbers of active Chen workers have abld and purchased more than $37,000,000 in Israel Bonds to ensure Israel's economic growth and security.
Additional women in Columbus who since 1954 have earned one or more Charms include:
Mrs. T. N. Beckman, Mra. Jac¬ ob Gilbert, Mrs. Bernard Gold, Mrs. William Goodman, Mra. Samuel Gurevitz, Mrs. Max Kan¬ ter, Mra. William Kisch, Mra. Jack Kooperateln, Mra. Lou.ia M. Levin, Mra. Irving Levy, Mra. Nathan Nedoiman. Miaa Helen Nutis, Mrs. Sig Ornstein, Mrs Sol Riaing Mra. Samuel Ruben¬ stein, Mrs. Harold Schottenatein, Mra. Harry Sher, Mrs. Jack Sher, Mrs. Harry SilburHtein.Mra. Jack Siiberatein, Miaa Edith Skllken, Mrs. Abe Wolman, Mrs. Abe Yen¬ kln.
50-50' CAMPAIGN
LADNGHEDBY
BUGKEYE
TEMPLE ISRAEL'S
SISTERHOOD
MEETS
Rose E. Lazarus SiaterhOQt] of Temple larael will hold its o^^ ing meeting \of the new aeaaon Tueaday, 12:80 p. m., at the Tem¬ ple, beginning with a dessert tea.
In charge of the tea la Mra. Marvin Frank and her commit¬ tee.
The meeting will be preaided over by Mra. Herbert Fenburr^ Sisterhood president. The pro¬ gram chairman, Mrs. Harold Monett, has arranged a musical skit for the entertainment of members. The akit will feature members of the Siatcrhood board and songs by Mrs. Tom Kaplln,
Any member needing transpor¬ tation to the meeting la asked to call Mrs. Myron Cohen, BE. l-857fl.
Buckeye Lodge committee members poured ideas into the hopper this week and came up with more pl^ns for the current fund-raising campaign.
Lodge membera will be aclling "50-50" tickets during October, with half the money collected to be used by the Lodge In Us chari¬ ty work and the other half to be awarded aa prize money.
Fund-ralaing co-chairman Mdr- tin Gold and I^ormari Fagtn eati- mate that holdera'—of winning ticketa will scoop ilp api^s^lmdte ly $1,500 in c^sh^rizes.
The drjvwmg is slated for Oct. 26, to climax the Lodge's Mas¬ querade Ball.
Two mah jong aets will be a- warded as door prizes. Admit¬ tance to the bail, to be held at the Jewish Center, will be $1.25 per person, and everyone must be in costume.
In addition to the drawing and door prizes, committee chairmen alao announced that champagne prizes will be awarded in a coa- tume Judging conteat.
One bottle of champagne will go to the best matched couple, another bottle to the most ori¬ ginally dreased man, a third bot¬ tle to the moat originally dreaaed woman, and a fourth bottle to the person wearing the worst cos¬ tume.
Music will be provided by Henry Clncione and hia orches¬ tra. Refreshments will be served, according to Leonard Meyers, chairman.
Buckeye Lodge members will be selling tickets throughout the mohth. Tickets may alao be pur¬ chased at the ballroom door.
TEEN-AGE PROJECT — Above la the nowly- organlzcd youth choir which performed for the high holidays at Agudas Achim Synagogue. The choir is one of the projects of the teen-age group within the Congregation. Left to right are: Michael   Scidomann,   director  of   youth   activities;
Barry Kayne, Bobby Weiss, Jeffrey Gdi'don, Ron- old Goodman, Philip Levine, Ronald Dolingor, Joel Ziskind, Michael Gertner. Other members, not pictured, are Jordan Schottenstein and Jonathan Ziskind.
(Topy  photo)
YOM ICIPPUR DANCE
TONIGHT AT
CENTER
The Jewish Center will be transplanted Into a garden of plenty when members of the Co¬ lumbus Jewish community enter the auditorium to celebrate the conclusion of the Yom Kippur holiday tonight.
Henry Clncione and his orches¬ tra will provide the music for dancing for the 7th annual Yom Kippur night dance, Mike Sch¬ wartz will direct an excellent pro¬ gram f-ir Intermission, prizes will be awarded and Dr. and Mrs. Jack Brahms and membera of their committee are planning re¬ freshments   for  gi;ests.
The theme of "Horn of Plenty" will be evident during the entire evening, says Mrs. Jack Schill¬ ing, general chairman.
Tickets will be available at the door, $3 per couple for Center membera; -$4 per couple for non- Center hiembers; $2 per couple for students.
Serving as hosts for the Yom Kippur dance are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Altman, Mr. and Mrs. Morrey Boster. Mr. OJid Mrs. San¬ ford Finke, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Glngold, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kayne, Dr. and Mrs. Gary Ker¬ stein, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nac¬ dlmen, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Schuaa.
PAST PRESIDENTS ON PROGRAM OF B'NAI B'RITH INSTALLATION EVENT
The three men pictured below , will be among the 30 past presi- ' dents of Zion Lodge 62, B'nai B'rith, who will participate in the I installation of officers ot the ¦ Lodge Tueaday nfght at the; Southern Hotel, for the Past Presidents Dinner. i
The past presidents will attend |
the dinner in tholr honor and conduct the entire program for the evening.
Many outstanding events are scheduled, climaxed by a lecture on the Middle-East situation by Dr. Louia N e m z e r, Political Science  profeaaor   at  Ohio  State.
I. W.  (Iz)  Garek,  another past
i president'Of tho I^d^e. and now a National Vice-President of the Order, will install the new of- fircra  for  1957.
The dinner ia scheduled for 0:30 p. m., and all members who cant attend the dinner are wel¬ come to the prograni which starts ut 8 p. m.
HADASSAH CHECKS
Hadaaaah donor dinner checks for rcat^rvatlons or pledges aro payable to Mrs. Samuel Cohen, 256 N. Gould Rd., or Mrs. Samuel Valcov, 238 S. Ardmore Rd.
MR. BASSETT
Directs 'Gallery'
Abe Bassett has been engaged to direct "Hansel and Gretel," opening production of Gallery Players' 1957-68 aeaaon.
Caating has been completed and rehearaala are underway for the three-act children's play to be presented at the Jewish Center auditorium over the Thanksgiv¬ ing. Day week-end.
Opening performance will be a matinee at 2:30 Friday, Nov. 29, to be followed by an evening per¬ formance at 7:30 Saturday, Nov. 30, and a final matinee Sunday, Dec. 1, 2:30.
Mr. Bassett comes to the Cen¬ ter with extensive experience In educational and community thea¬ tre and will add to Gallery Play¬ ers' prestige aa one of the fineat "Little Theatre"  groups  In  Ohio.
Mr. Bassett earned hia Bache¬ lor's Degtee from Bowling Green State University in 1952. Ho ma¬ jored in Dramatic Art and was active in speech and campus ac tlvities.
He served 14 months with the U.S. Army in Okinawa, primarily ae an announcer with the Armed Forces Radio Service, but was specially assigned to Special Ser¬ vices, to play tho lead role of Captain Flsby in the first off- Broadway production of John Pa¬ tricks' "Teahouse of the Augrust Moon:"
MIZRACHI WOMEN'S
DONOR DINNER
NOV. 10
Mrs. Samuel Rubenstein, presi¬ dent of the Columbus Chapter of Mizrachi Womeft, announces that the annual donor dinner of the organization will be held Sunday evening, Nov. 10, 6 p. m., at Agu¬ daa  Achlm  Synagogue.
Mrs. S. Deborah Ebin. past national prealdent of Mizrachi Wonien,  will  be gueat speaker.
The regular October meeting of the Columbus Chapter will be held thia Sunday afternoon, 1:30« at the Jewish Center. Plans for the donor dinner will be dlscusaed at that time.
In addition, two U, S. savings bonds will be given away at the meeting. The bonds are the an¬ nual contribution .of Mrs. Harry Sherman to the organization, In memory of her mother and father, the late Eli and Mary Winter, and for many years have enabled Mizrachi Women to raise substantial funda towards their quota for the support of a vast network of chlldren'a villages, homes and centers In IsraeL
Mrs. B. Greenberff vrill act as hostess for the afternoon. In pro¬ viding refreshments, In honor ot the birth of a grandchild.
, ADULT SOCIAL DANCE CLASS OPENS SUNDAY
The new term of the Adult Soc¬ ial Dance Class at the Jewish Center starts Sunday, 8:30 p. m., under direction of Dorothy Bloom and James Naulty. It's the first of eight sessions, with the fees being $15 per couple for Center members, $22.50 per couple for non-members.
ATTENTION; BBW
Ail B'nai B'rith Women working for the 1957 Menorah Ball are asked to call Mrs. Alex Clowson, BE. 7-1004, for reservations to the kick-off luncheon Wednesday, 12:30 p. m., at Giro's.
LEO YASSENOFF
BERNARD AONDLIN
HAIUIY GOLDSTEIN
JWV'S SPORTS NIGHT OCT. 15 HEADED BY DR. JIMMY HULL AND OSU FOOTBALLERS
Dr. Jimmy Hull, of Ohio State University ba3l<etball fame, will be gftest apealter for tho annual Sports Night of Capitol Post 122, .Jewish War Veterans. The event is Tuesday, Oct. 16, 8 p. m^ at Temple Tifereth Israel.
Dr. Hull is preparing an interesting program, with rnany ath¬ letes to be present, from the current football squad of Ohio State. Included on the program will be a sports film, highlighting sports events of  1966.
Program chairman is Dr. Charles Young.
Tho pro-program business meeting will be brief and the Posi is inviting all veterans and their soils and daughters. Refreshments iwlll be served.