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/OLURIIlXVI—No. 42
COLUMBUS, OMfO, NOVEMBER 3, 1933
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Columbus    Hebrew    School
Holds Aanual Election
of Olfficers
Thf [.loctioii of oflkcrs of the Hebrew
Scliool   of   Columbus   tnoU   pluce   Wctl-
ncsdiiy,   October   2ritli,  al   which   time
the  inllnwiiifj Buurd  uf   Directors  were
^¦k'ctcil    to    office:      Iloiioriiry    Prcsi-
l-"nl, A. Goldberg;  President, Max  Ilo-
•11;   Lst  Vice  President,   Sam   Mciz-
'2ikI Vice President, Max Dworkin;
icial  Secret;iry,  II.  Lehrer;  Trcas-
(Ci, Harry Hecknian; Recording Sccre-
,¦ :', Robert N. Suid.
Bic Board <jf Dircct6r.s is now caiu- 'ply filled and consists of the fdllow- f ineniber.s; Messrs. Sam Meizlish, -'¦ax Bogatin, H. Hass, H. Cohen, Harry Uucknian, M. Jonas, G, Goadnian, H, Scbalitt, M, Lapidu.s, Max Dworkin, L: SefT, Simon Handler, B. F. Schotten¬ stein, H. Lclircr, Bert Wolman, A. Gold¬ berg, Jos. Solove, A. Seff, N. Danziger, Chas. Furman and R. N. Snid. In addi¬ tion, all of the rabbis are members ex- iifficio of the Board of Directors of the Scboo!. The Ivreeyoh is also repre¬ sented on the Board.
The teaching staff of the school has I)cen completely, reorganized. Attend ance .has been very, good, and the school is ready to take care of all children who wish to enter.
Rabbi   Lazaron  to   Address Council Tuesday Evening
Rabbi Morris Lazaron i>( Baltimore, Md., a Kpeaker of note, who was chosen in Washington to come to Columbus to speak before the National Conference of Jews and Christians to be held here Tuesday evening, will be tlie si)caker of the afternoon at the next regular meet¬ ing of the Cohinibus Section, National Council of Jewish Women, Tuesday, November 7, at 2 p. in., at the Bryden Koad Temple.
Mrs. Robert Lazarus is taking this means of extending an invitation to members of all local Jewish organiza¬ tions to attend this meeting.
Mrs, Edna t^ofmcyer will give a short talk on Peace during the course of the nicetini^aiid Mrs. Elma Ehrlich Levinger will deliver the opcnhig prayer.
Rabbi Samuel Gup of the Bryden Road Temple will introduce Rabbi Lazaron and it is hoped that there will be a record turn-out to greet him.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
The Bbard of Directors of the He- lirew School wish to announce that the appeal for subscriptions and niember- Kliips to the School made on Yom Kip- pur at the Ahavos Shalom Congregation was made by Rabbi Rivlin, whose name was inadvertently omitted in the last anuouneement. The Board also wishes to tliiuik the rabbis for theii* coropera- tioii ami for making tlie appeals in such enthusiastic maimer.
Jewish Infants' Home News
Tlic following inemorial donation;; were received in Dayton by Mrs, Leo | Schram, first vice-president and State ehairniiin of _MemoriaIs of the State rrustees of the Jewisli Infants' Home :f Ohio: ,
In memory of Herman Schwartz, from Dr. and Mrs. Leo Schram; in niempry of Millie Childs Adlcr, from Dr. and Mrs, I..eo Schram; in memory of Leo- liold Meyers, from Dr. and Mrs. Leo Schram; in memory of Leopold Meyers, from Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cohen; ill 'memory of Victoris Frank, from Mr. and Mrs. Sam Daniels;' in memory ot Victoris Frank, from Mr. and Mrs- Max Isaacson; in memory of Victoria Frank, from Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jacobs; in iiK'inory of Victoris Frank, from Miss Carrie Iluber; in memory of Jennie Kiescr Meyer, from Mr. and Mrs. Felix j;iLubs; ill memory of Albert Rieser, from Mr. and Mrs, Felix Jacobs; in iiK'jiuiry of Esther RoSeiiblum, from Mr. ami Mrs. Louis Lebensberger; in nicm- (iiy iif Esther Rosenbloom, front Mr. ai!'i Mrs. Max Isaccson; in memory o{ ]¦ li.LT Rosenbloom, from Mr. and Mrs. S in Daniels; in honor of tbe 90th birth- (!;, nf Mrs. Adelaide Pollock, from Dr. ;a ! Mrs, Leo Schram.
East  Broad   Street   Temple
Membership   Luncheon
Monday 12:30 P.M.
On next Monday, November O, ;it li!::iO p. m. an elaborate luncheon will lie held by the Senior Sisterhood of the East Broad Street Temple, without charge for all new members and all l^aid up members in the social, hall of tlie Temple at 1354: East Broad street. This membership, luncheon brings to a formal close the drive which has been in prog¬ ress during the past few wCeks under the ieadcrship'of Mrs. H. M. Katz, 236!) E. Main street, and Mrs. ,H. Rosenthal, 71S Enclairc aveiluc. They are also in cliarge of this luncheon, whicli is a fitting climax in celebration -of the large .mem bership class which has been conducted into the Sisterhood fold, and iii honor of and as a reception to the new nieinbera,
The entertainment feature will be sup¬ plied by a clever skit entitled '.'New Membership Daze," and coached by Mrs. Samuel Rosenthal, 19(!G Wilson avemie, a new member of the Sisterhood. The leading parts will ^le taken by Mesdames Leon Nason, Louis A. Gertner, Julias Wasserstrom and Tobias Polster, with aii assisting cast of eight other Sister hood inembers including Mesdames Max Bogatin, Herman Jacobs, Frank V. Bayer, Maurice Hepps, William Broner, Louis Schlesinger, Nate Sand, and Jack Mellman.
In addition, bridge will be played after the meeting and many ¦ beautiful table prizes will be awarded.
All members of the Senior Sisterhood, who have or may bring in new mem¬ bers during the coming month, together with the new members which they have obtained, wilt be entertained at a pri¬ vate party to be given by Mrs. H. M. Katz ,and Mrs, H. Rosenthal, drive and (Continued on page 4>
Extend Appreciation
ihc Board of Directors and kiddies nf I ho Jewish Infants' Home of Ohio iii-f: fleeply grateful to the following dntiiir.s who have so generously coiitrib- ifed to our Memorial' Fund and also to tliEise who have given lovely toys and treats to the kiddies: Mr, an^l Mrs, Aanni (ioldsmith,  Mansfield, Ohio,  for
'Vys
cakes   and   cookies;   Mrs.   Fre<l
ihore, who donated toys which were ,erymuch needed and greatly enjoyed; ;,nd Mr. Michael Galena, for a siibstan- lial check and a fine treat.  ;
Tbe Home now has twenty-one fine )it':i]lhy children who would be delighted Jo sec visitors on Sunday from two to live p. m.
M. R. A. Membership Chair¬ man Issues Statement To Local Jewry
The MKA (Menihcrshii> Recovery ActJ membcrsliip campaign which is now being conducted throughout district No. '^ by the B'nai B'rith is meeting with splendid response on the [>art of lodge chairmen everywhere, according to Jus¬ tin Sillman, 2nd-Vice-President of the Order and chainnan of tliis big drive now in progress.
Mr. Sillman's statement is as Hilloivs:
"Never before in the history of the Jew vvas there such an urgent need for unity in the household of Israel. Hit¬ lerism and the reactionary forces of anti- scmitisin constitute a common enemy. This matter must be the rightful con¬ cern of every thinking Jew. By joining the B'nai B'rith, he comes into an or¬ ganization which for ninety years has fought in the front line for the defense of the rights and liberties of our peo¬ ple."
1. W. Garek, local chairman of tlic MRA membership effort, reports excel¬ lent results on behalf of his committee wliich has for the past two weeks solicited many prospects for membership into Zion Lodge. "Never before, ac¬ cording to Mr. Garek, has there been a greater emergency for a united front on the iKirt of Jewry . to comljat the threatening menace of anti-semitism whicli is today rampant not only in Europe btit America as well.
"B'liai B'rith needs man power. Every right thinking Jew should join the order .iio,w before it's too late, When the com¬ mittee of,Zion LDd^Je.calls on you, ex¬ tend these men a real welcome, and sign up for membership in one of America's greatest institutions, the. B'lwii B'rith, which is, and has always met the chal¬ lenge of the times,"- concluded- - Mr. Garek,
HER PASSING MOURNED RYl
THOUSANDS IN EVERY      I
WALK OF LIFE I
Jr. Hadassah Membership Party to Take Place Wed. Eve.
The Junior Hadassah Membership party will be a take-off Qf the World Tair. it is announced by Eve Baker and Janet Wasserstrom, chairmen of the af- i.'ijr which will take place Wednesday evening, November H, at the Broad Street Temple.
Katherine Baker is in charge of the program, which will include elaborate stage presentations, side shows,, and stunts. Those having leading parts are Claire Tolpin, Aim Musselman. Ida Bya- lis, Sylvia Geichman, Rose Winter. 'Eve ShifTman, Sophie Liss, Zelda Mellman, Bess Yenkin, Katherine Mellman, and Cecelia Krakoff.
A feature'of the stage show will be a Floradora chorus directed by Thelma Palestrant, including Ida Nener, Flor¬ ence Berliner, Ruth Schreiber, Priscilla Levison, Cecelia Krakoff and Ruth Wol¬ man,
Rose Winter will be in charge of re¬ freshments. The party is , for paid-up members only.
EDNA YONDORF LAZARUS
In tbe passing, of Mrs,. Edna Yondorf Lazarus, which occurred Wednesday afternoon, the Ioca.1 community loses a woman whom it will take a long time to replace. Her personality was always cheery and good natured, and nothing gave her a prouder satis¬ faction than the-knowledge that she was rendering service, par¬ ticularly in some social or philanthropic sphere. Mrs. Lazarijs was a tireless worker, for nothing stood.in her way, even to the end. The demands of health or convenience were always secondary to her. It was on account of her outstanding ability in the pur¬ suit of public work, especially on behalf of the less fortunate, that she was invited to represent the Jewish community on important welfare boards of Columbus.
Our deepest sympathy goes out not only to the children but to Simon Lazarus, who, in losing his wife, has not only lost a most amiable partner in life, but also one who was his right hand in ever so many branches of civic work in which he wa:s interested. The name of Edna Lazarus will always stand out among the treasured memories of her host of friends and co-workers of the local Jewish community.
Mrs. Edna Yondorf Lazarus
Following a brief illness, Mrs. Simon Lazarus, 47, was suddenly stricken Wed¬ nesday afternoon at her home, 172 S. Columbia Avenue.
Having worked up until the last minute on her various committees, Mrs. Laz- irtis' suddeir death came .73-a tremendous shock to her many friends as well as to the entire comnumity. Among the many activities which filled her days so com¬ pletely were the Needlework Guild, Nightingale Cottage, the Children's Hos¬ pital, the District Nurses Association, the Signia Delta Tau Sorority of which she was a' patroness, the Columbus Section National Council of Jewish Women, and the . Rose E., Lazarus Sisterhood which was "one of. the organizations closest tO' her heart. On. Wednesday morning, just a few hours before her passing, mem¬ bers of the Sisterhood received tickets from her f,or a bridge to be sponsored by her Ways and Means Committee of this organization. She also served on the board of the Bryden Road Temple, and was one of the founders of the Preven¬ torium.
Mrs, Lazarus was born in Qiicago and graduated, fropi the University of Chicago, having, come to Cohimbus 22 years ago.
In addition to the activities mentioned above, Mrs, Lazarus was known to her intimate friends for her wide private work on behalf of the needy of Goluni- lnis,,and her generosity toward the un¬ derprivileged and handicapped  children.
Funeral services were held Friday at 2 p. m., at the residence, with burial at Greenliiwii cemetery .by Schoedingcr. Rabbi Samuel Gup of the Bryden Road Temple oflficiated. ¦
Surviving Mrs. Lazari's are her. hus¬ band ; two sons, Simon, Jr., and Charles V. Lazarus; two daughters, Rose E. and Joan Lazarus, and two sisters, Mrs. Syl¬ van Hirschberg of Chicago, and Mrs. B. H, Rice of New York City.
Nat'l Conference of Jews and
Christians Sponsor Dinner
Here Tuesday Evening
Rabbi Lazaron of Baltimore la Among
Outstanding Speakers Scheduled
for This  Event
A unitpie and enriching adventure awaits all who will attend the dinner and session which the local Council of the National Conference of Jews and Christians has arranged for next Tues¬ day evening, November 7, G:30 p. m., at the Faculty Club in, tbe Administration Building , of Ohio State University- Sponsored by Bishop'James J. Hartley of the Catholic diocese. Reverend George L. Willets, President of the Franklin County Ministerial Association, and Rabbi Samuel Gup, three men of na¬ tional reputation will address all those who may care to come, on the subject: "The Finality of Racial and Religious Prejudices." The speakers will be: - Rabbi Morris Lazaron, Baltimore; Rev¬ erend Evcritt R. Clincy, National Di-'i rector. New York City, and Father John; Elliott Ros.s, of the University of Vir¬ ginia.
The presence of these men in our city is part of a national tour, which has for its purpose "Resisting the .Duplication in this Country of tbe Outbreak of Intoler¬ ance Abroad."
For the past week a group of local lay-people, representing Protestantism, Catholicism and Judaism, have been co¬ operating in effecting plans for this Seminar. Mr. Fritz Lichtenberg is serv- , ing as Chairman of this Council, and the Jewish delegates are Mr. E, J. Schan¬ farber, Mrs. Robert K. Levy and Mr. Julius Stcinhauser. '
Dinner will be served, 75 cents per l)late. Invitations have been sent through the mail. Members are asked to re¬ spond promptly.
The full program follows: 1:20 p. m. to 2:00 p. ni., broadcast, station WOSU; 4:00 p. ni., Seminar, auditorium. Com¬ merce building, Ohio State University, and (>:30 p. ni., public .dinner.
FULLERTON   TO   ADDRESS TEMPLE BROTHERHOOD
Hugh Fullerton, noted cohimiiist and world traveler, will be the principal speaker at the first meeting of the Bry¬ den Road Temple Brotherhood, to be held on Tuesday, November 21, 8:00 p. ni, at the Temple, it was announced today hy Mr. Leo Yasscnoff, President.
A short musical program will also be a feature of this meeting.
ARMISTICE    DAY    SERMON ANNOUNCED BY RABBI GUP
.\n Armistice Day Service will be held at the Bryden Road Temple Friday eve¬ ning, November H>. Rabbi Samuel Gup's sermon will be, "World War or World Peace." The public is cordially invited to attend these services, which begin at H p. ni.
Ivreeyoh Anniversary Supper
to Take Place Sunday'
Evening
Mrs. S. Handler, chairman, and her. ' committee are putting forth every effort to niakc the Ivreeyoh Anniversary Sup¬ per, to be held Sunday evening, Novem¬ ber 5, at the banquet hall of the Agudath Achim Synagogue, one of the season's outstanding events. A splendid musical program has been arranged by Mrs. Max Bogatin. Mr, Alfred'ICobacker will be tlie speaker of the evenirig and Mr. Tsa- dore Garek will act as toastmaster.
A delicious dinner, including chicken and other Jewish delicacies will be served all those who have reservations. Call Mrs. S. Brief, FA. 3056, or M.rs. Hand¬ ler, EV. -5978.
The conimitiee on arrangements arc: Mrs. Max Bogatin, chairman, and the Mesdames, M. Finkelstein, C. H. Fur¬ man, M. Bein, B. Bender, I. Pier, R. Lurie, and M. A. Kaufman.
Come and meet .your friends and feel that at the same time you are taking an interest in one of the worthy organiza¬ tions of Columbus.
Open Forum at Agudath Achim
Don't forget the Open' Forhin at the Agudath' .\chim Synagogue, corner of Washington and Donaldson, every Fri¬ day evening at 8:00 p. ni. There will be an hitercsting speaker and program at al! times, which will interest al! who attend.    Everyone is welcome.
NOTE OF THANKS
The family of Mrs. Clara Rosen wiih to take this means of expressing their gratitude to their neighbors anil friends for the sympathy., and kindness shown them during the illness and death of Mrs. Rosen.