Ohio Jewish Chronicle, 1956-02-24

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UFJ Women Prepare Campaign
Vol. 34, No. 8
uW/f Serving ColumbuB and Central O COLUMBUS,  OHIO,   FRIDAY,   FEB
These women are affiliated with Bose E. lAzams Sisterhood's "Clock'' project which will be culminated next fall, with a bazaar. Seated are Mrs. John Gersten, co-chairman ot "Clock"; Mrs. Sidney Berg, chalnnan; Mrs. Herbert Fenbnrr, co«hairman; Ktandini; are Mrs. Armah4 Abel, chnlrman of the bazaar; Mrs. Melvin S. Harris, co- chairman'; Mrs. Joseph Benis, treasurer for "Clock."
ROSE |. LAZARUS SISTERHOOD BEGINS "CLOCK" PROJECT FOR FALL BAZAAR
Every little movement has a meaning all Its own" should have been tho theme of the breakfast Held Feb. 13 at Temple Urael (or workers on the "Clock" — a special event In conjunction with the fall Sister¬ hood bazaar. Mrs. Sidney Berg, Mrs. John Gersten and Mra. Herbert Fenburr, co-chairmen, explained to the workers, In detail, the me¬ chanics of the "clock."
E^ch worker will have a book with hours, minutes' and seconds from the face of a clock. When the worker sollclta her prospect, tbe prospect win have the opportunity to choose his favorite minute or hour.
Before   the   project  began,   five watches, each marked with the gift <e«atliiud » van 4>
CHAS. AUBBBACH GUEST SPEAKER FOR ZIONISTS
Dr. B. W. Abramsom president of the Columbus Zionist pistrtct this week announced that Charles A.ucrbaoh of Cleveland, prominent attorney and Zionist, will be guest speaker at the local meeting ot Zionists Mar. '8.
Committee Leaders
Making Plans
For 1956
Chairmen of the Women's Di¬ vision of the United Jewlah Fund have formulated, with the Advisory Committee, initial plans for the 1956 drive. The Women'a Division never rcaVly termlnateB Its oqtivi- ties in behalf of the Fund. Carry¬ ing on this ycar ar-e Mrs. Ben Kahn and AJrs. Harry Getz, two of last year's chairmen; added to the chairman rank Is Mrs. Ben Yenltin. The 1966 campaign yefl^r will a- gain have the active participation of the Advisory Committee which is composed of previous campaign chairmen. Thia Advisory Commit¬ tee is unique ih that all the mem¬ bers arc still actively engaged in the campaign work. They give not oniy the advantage of their ex¬ perience and their Judgmeht but also many hours of devoted work. An additional Steering Commit¬ tee is appointed each year to form a wide community case for the total planning and enthusiastic operating of the Women's Di vision.
Meeting at the home of Mrs. Ben Yenkln on Jan. 30, WlUlam Kahn, In behalf of the campaign organi¬ zation, expressed hia confidence in the fine quality of work and re¬ sults that Women's Dlviaion al¬ ways yields.
Careful scrutinizing of former drives and techniques occupied the attention of the meeting. New plans, evaluations of Idi&as suggest¬ ed by national planning groups were analyzed. It Is the aim of the ohairman, the. Advisory Board and the Steering Committee to bring to Columbus this year a campaign that will offer the best results in dollars anid conta, especially due to the crucial events in Israel and in North Africa, and also a campaign that will have meaning and enrich¬ ment for the lives of Jewish wom¬ en In Columbus.
These ate chairmen of the Young Matrons Division ot the 1960 United Jewish Fund campaign—^Mrs. Leon Schottensteln, Mrs. Irving Lackrit^ Mrs. Robert Aronson.
JOINT MEETINO OF SISTERHOODS
Mrs. Loula K. Goldfarb, president pf Agudaa Achim Sisterhood, haa extended an invitation through the presidents of all other local sister¬ hoods to their memberships, to be guesta of the Agudas Achim group at the annual Joint Sisterhood meeting Tuesday, March 13. It will be in the social hail of Agudas Achim Synagogue, in the form of a dessert tea starting at 1 p. m., with an Interesting pro^^ram and an afternoon of fellowship and friendship in store. Further details will be announced in the Chronicle.
B & P HADASSAH PURIM CELBBUllTION TOMORROW
Business- & Professional Hadas¬ sah's Purim party will be held at the Seneca Hotel Sunday, 2:30 p. m., with Hilda l^essure and Lana Zeitsman as hostesses,
Edith Skilken will ahow ptctur<is of her travels abroad.
PARTY  POSTPONED
Haanana's I*urlm fun party, which was scheduled tonight (Sat¬ urday) at the home of Mrs. Frank Nutis, will not be held.
CANTOR WALDMAN
In Concert Here
B'nai B'rith Zion Lodge 62'8 paid- up memberahip affair this year will feature the world-fombus can¬ tor, Liebele Waldman, In a con¬ cert of liturgical and Yiddish folk songs at Temple Tlfereth Israel Tuesday evening, March 6. He will be accompanied at the piano by Oscar Julius.
Paid-up members and their wives will be admitted free. Non-mem¬ bers will be charged a nominal fee of $1.50 per person, according to Herbert Cummins, program choir- man^
The Sanford L Lakin Memorial committee, composed of Harry 3. Goldstein, chairman, Herbert Wise. Leon Friedman and WllUam Waa¬ aerstrom, will announce Its selec¬ tion.
Odmpletlng plans for Tlfereth Israel Sisterhood's birthday pTOlectlMrs, Samuel Eisenstein^ Mrs. Fred Roland  (president of the Sister- ball Sunday are, left to right: Mrs. Charles Tails* Mrs. Elliott LmuuvmUt jliood), Mrs. Hy Koppelman, Mrs. Marv Schlezlnger.      {Journal photo)
T. I. Sisterhood Celebrates 44tii Birthday Sunday
Tlfereth Israel Sisterhood will celebrate tbe ^4th anniversary of the Temiple at Its blrth38y-projeot ball Sunday, 8(30 p. m. to 11:80, In the Temple social hall.
Miulc, dancing and entertain¬ ment will-share tho spotlight, with the ijlgh point of tho evening to bo tho grand ptesentojdotl of oi 10S8
Chevrolet hardtop auto. ' Headlining the floor «how will be comedian l^srry Kent, with other featured attractions Including the popular dance duo, of Ruth and Al BHinnan an4 a prlzs-wlnnlng bar« borahop' quartet'.' tionry Clnolone and bis qrofitiStrA' WlU vnttotra- Co-chalrmon for tho affair, Mrs,
Sol Weiss and Mrs. Phillip. Katz, hav^ announced that admission to tbe blithday-project ball will be 0^0 completed, contribution book per couple. Anyone not having completed a book may tfoin admUi slon by paylng.for the reinalnlng tickets In the book,' a' total' of $10, at the door. Distribution captttlns
are urging that all outstandiQCf ticket stubs be turned In at the door Sunday evening so they will be eligible, for the grand prize. Tbe blrthdoyproject ball will combine two annual fund-raising .affairs; the birthday dinner and prpjeijt luncheon,, with proceeds to be given to the Supday Sohool.
EMERGENCY NED
Attention Council of Jewish Women and others: living room^ furniture, household items, es¬ pecially a useable sewing machine,, are urgently needed for a New American family. Contact Jewish Family Service, CA. 1.8181, or MrS. Abe Yenkln, FA. 1774.
GALLERY PLAYERS HOLD TRY-OUTS
Final try-outs for "Thc^liUfth Season," Gallery PlaycrsC next major production, will be held Sun¬ day, 8:30 p. m., at the Center.
Gene Gerrard, newly-appointed director for Gallery Players; Is onxlous to audition a large number of candidates for the remaining roles to be cast. They Include sey. oral models ond a Juvenile male, ' ages 17 to IS.
"The BHfth Seaaon," o recent smash Broadway hit by Sylvia Regan and starring Menaaha Skulnlck aad Richard Whort has all the Ingredients for a Gallery Players BuccesB—situation comedy, beautiful girla and the Interplay of Kfiejni key "characters" who promlia tb ting the bell for Center audiences.       ,.
Production dates for "The Fifth Reason" hftvebeen .'set for Satur¬ day and Sun4oy, Apr; m.js,
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