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CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO

Friday, April 6, 1951

JWV

Bulletin

The Robert J. Rafelson Auxili-
ary recently elected the following

officers: Lillian Perlman, presi-
dent; Corrine Oppenheim, vice-
president; Yetta Epstein, junior
vice-president; Faye Benenson,
corresponding secretary; and
Betty Ginsburg, recording secre-
tary. The installation will be held
Tuesday at the Memorial Home.
• • •
The Joseph L. Bale Post and
Auxiliary will hold a barn dance
at Van's Barn, 31160 West Eight
Mile road. Mrs. Philip Kline is
chairman. Proceeds will go for
the "Gift to an Inductee" pro-
Mon. For tickets call Mrs. Nat
Goldstone, UN. 1-3640.
• • •
The Charles and Aaron Kogan
Auxiliary will hold a business
meeting at 8:30 p.m., Thursday,
April 16 at the Memorial Home.
• • •
Sholom Auxiliary will hold a
social April 12 at the Memorial
Home in honor of its president,
Fannie Ilenken. Entertainment,
mah jong and refreshments are

planned.

The

Spiritual Leader Appointed
by Congregation. Beth Moses

Congregation Beth Moses, Lin-
wood at Oakman Court, an-
nounces the appointment of
Rabbi Isidor Schneebalg as its
spiritual leader.
"We hope to establish a re-
ligious, cultural and educational
center for the Jewish population
concentrated in the neighborhood
of our new synagogue," Emil
Kahan, president of the congre-
gation, stated.
Rabbi Schneebalg formerly oc-
cupied a pulpit in Harrisburg,
Pa., and was Jewish chaplain of
the Pennsylvania State Reforma-
tory. He received his rabbinical
training at the Mirrer Rabbini-
cal College, and his secular edu-
cation, leading to a master's de-

• . •

Auxiliary will hold its nomina-

tion and election of officers Mon-
day at the home of Adele 'Simms,
19490 Snowden avenue. Installa-
ation plans will also be discussed.
• • •
The Yeta-Cohen Auxiliary will
hold a party, Monday at the 509
Club, in honor of their out-going
president, Lillian Bernstein. For
reservations call Tillie Goldman,
TE, 4-1747.

BBYOutlook .

By NATE PEISS
rrHE FOLLOWING officers of
the*Fred Butzel AZA Chapter
tobk their jobs recently' at the
formal installation held at the
Vet's Bldg.
They are Alan Schrier, pres.;
Lee Stein, veep; Marvin Gerber,
treas.; Maurice Wilson, rec. secy.;
and Bernird Lis, corr. sec'y.
April 15 is the proposed date
for the regional spring meeting
to be held in Windsor. One dele-
gate from each chapter will be
invited. Mort Demak will preside
as president.
Girls! Don't forget, the phone
numbers to call if you are in-
terested in joining the Henrietta
SzoleBBG Chapter, Sandy Weis-
enthal, UN. 4-7599 and Tess
Schwartz, TO. 8-1390.
• • •
CHAPTER CHATTER
The new gray and green jack-
ets you will be seing in a few
weeks belong to the Micky Mar-.
cus AZA Chapter.
Sanford Walcon of Rex 309 of
AZA bowled a 300 game recently.
It was done at the Varsity on
alley 12, Sanford's unlucky alley.
Bnai David 314 is planning
their fourth annual Seder to be
held on Thursday, April 26.
Alan Cantor Aleph Club will
receive their charter any day. The
charter will make them an offi-
cial AZA chapter.
AZA 313 went to Pontiac to
play Pontiac 292 in a basketball
game. Score: 55 to 54 favor 313.
The date of April 14 has been
set for the Windsor BBG "Crystal
Ball" to be held in Windsor.
More about that later.
• • •
AND NOW FOR the girls I
have an interview with the dis-
trict BBG president. Her name
is Arlene (Winky) Reifel.
Winky comes from Minneapo-
lis, Minn., where she goes to the
University of Minnesota. She is
majoring in recreational leader-
ship.
Her road to the presidency in-

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RABBI SCIINEEBALG
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and expand the activities of the
auxiliary and sisterhood.
Other projects planned are the
establishment of a Sunday school,
various youth groups, and a
children's hour, under the guid-
ance of Mrs. Schneebalg, who is
qualified by her training and
experience in the field of edu-
cation.
She is a graduate of Brooklyn
College and of Herzliali Hebrew
Teachers' Seminary.

Local Story Slated
by Eternal Light

AJC Chapters
On Sunday, April 8, the NBC List Meetings
"Eternal Light" program, spon-

aired by the Jewish , Theological
Seminary, will be devoted to a
dramatic episode which took
place - a year ago at Adas Shalom
Synagogue (Northwest Hebrew
Congregation) in Detroit.
The dramatization, entitled
"The Call to the Torah," was
written by Iry Tunick, a play-
wright on the staff of the "Eter-
nal Light."
The script was based on a true
life story suggested to NBC by
Rabbi Jacob E. Segal, spiritual
leader of Adas Shalom.
The broadcast will be heard in
Detroit over Station WWJ at 8
a.m., Sunday, April 15.

The Labor Zionist Movement
in Detroit is arranging services in
memory of the late Isaac Zemel
at 2:30 p.m., Sunday at the Labor
Zionist Institute, 13722 Linwood.
Representatives of all divisions
of the movement: the . Central
Committee of L.Z.O.A., the City
Committee of the Farband, Labor
Zionist Order, and the Council of
Pioneer Women will offer eulo-
gies on the personality and role
that Isaac Zemel played in the
Zionist movement. Readings of
Jewish literature will be given.

eluded chapter president, district
vice-president, and then district
president.
She is a member of the Daugh-
ters of Rebecca, BBG. Her hob-
bies are tennis' and badminton.
Next to Minneapolis, she thinks
very highly of our fair city. It
was her first visit here.
And so to Winky we of Detroit
bid a fond au revoir. That's all
for now, see you soon.

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Hadassah Sets
Unit Meetings

A child welfare luncheon, for
the sum of 36 cents, will be served
at all Hadassah group meetings
at 12:30 p.m. Tuesday.
This will be the last group
meeting of the season. Election
of officers and exhibits of Hadas-
celebration of its fourth birthday. sah supplies are scheduled.
In addition to the programs al-
The dramatic group will present
ready published, the following
an old time melodrama.
• • •
will be featured:
Sherwodt1 Group, at the home
Detroit Chapter
of
chapter president, Mrs. Theo-
chapter's
bowling
league
The
dore
Bargman, 19551 Burlington,
will be host at a square dance at
the chapter meeting Monday at will be addressed by Rabbi B.
the Carmel Hebrew School. Mrs. Benedict Glazer of Temple Beth
Leonard Tigay, bowling presi- El.
Southern Oakland County, at
dent,. announces that arrange-
ments have been made by Mrs. the home of Mrs. Alex Etkin,
Charles Ornstein and Mrs. Sam 25040 Roycourt, Huntington
Feldman for prizes and refresh- Woods, will be entertained with
dramatic monologues by Mrs.
ments.
• • •
William Greenwald.
At the University West meet-
Tikvah Chapter
ing, Mrs. Jacob Segal will discuss
The chapter's dramatic group "Passover in Israel" and Susan
will present a musical comedy Popkin will relate her experi-
entitled "Let Down Your Hair" ences at the Brandeis Camp:
at 8:30 p.m., Tuesday, April 24 music by the Northwest Choral
at the Beth Aaron Synagogue. Group.
Renee Rosen, dramatic chairman,
A movie, entitled, "Great Prom-
wrote and directs the comedy.
ise," will be shown at the Wyom-
• • •
ing Group meeting at•Beth Aaron
Handler Lodge
Synagogue. •
On Tuesday at 9 p.m., the
On Tuesday, April 17, at 12:30,
lodge will hold a meeting at the the University East Group will
Labor Zionist Institute, Linwood hold its concluding meeting at the
at Pasadena, at which time nom- home of Mrs. Alfred Bleier, 18915
ination of officers for the year Wildemere. Rabbi Jacob Segal
1951-52 will take place.
will give a talk on "Work and
• • •
Music of Israel," illustrated by re-
cordings. Vocal selections will be
Downtown Chapter
The chapter will hold its an- given by Mrs. Samuel Shetzer.
The annual chapter joint meet-
nual initiation of new membors
at 8:30 Thursday, April 12 ing of all groups will take place
at the Young Israel Center. Mrs. on Tuesday, May 8.
Trudie Bliefield, of the Bnai
Brith Council, will be in charge. PARTY FOR NEW AMERICANS
• • •
An open house party for New

The Detroit Women's Division
of the American Jewish Con-
gress, announches chapter meet-
ings at 12:30 p.m. ; Wednesday at
the following meeting places:
Northwest—Northwest Hebrew
Congregation, dessert luncheon,
dramatic portrayal on genocide.
Northeast—home of Mrs. M.
Klinger, 19200 Warrington drive,
luncheon, "Jewish Child in a
Non-Jewish World."
South — Young Israel Youth
Center, luncheon, telecast—"Des-
tination Dignity."
Central — Rose Sittig Cohen
Bldg, luncheon, March of Time
film "Man in the Twentieth Cen-
tury."

Labor Zionists Set 4 Council Members
Appointed by JDC
Isaac Zemel Rites Harry Yudkoff, chairman of the

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Bnai Brith
Highlights

University and the New School
for Social Research.
Morgenthau Chapter
Under Rabbi Schneebalg's
Mrs. R. Sharkey, chapter presi-
guidance, the synagogue intends dent, announces that the chapter
to conduct a membership cam- will play host to the lodge Mon-
paign, reorganize the men's club, day at Young Israel Center in

Mrs. Hy Freedland of 19903
Shrewsbury drive will be hostess
to the Northwest Child Rescue
Women at their next meeting on
Thursday evening, April 12.
Of interest to the group will be
the announcement of the accept-
ance of their application to be a
part of the community activities
and achievements of the Jewish
Community Council. p
Mrs. Alvin Keywell, in charge
of hospitality, will announce the
hostesses for the remainder of the
year, and Mrs. JosePh Jaffee, cor-
responding secretary, will read
reports from Israel on the pro-
gress being made in the erection
of the home this group is. finan-
cing.

Edward Pevos, Assoc.

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!NW Child 'Rescue
Added to Council

Lt. Raymond Zussman

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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

Jewish Community Council com-
munity relations committee; Hoke
Levin, co-chairman of the Coun-
cil's internal relations committee;
William Hordes, member of the
CounciK executive committee,
and Morris L. Schaver, member
of the Council's culture commis-
sion, were elected to the National
Council of the American Jewish
Joint Distribution Committee.

Kinnert Group Slates
Child Day Fund Drive

The Kinneret Branch, Pioneer
Wdrnen, will participate in a
fund-raising campaign for World
Jewish Child's Day on Sunday.
Members equipped with cannis-
ters, will "sell" hours of that day.
Names of purchasers of the hours
will be inscribed in Pioneer
Women's "clocks," denoting con-
tribution to the support of a
Jewish child for that period of
time.

Americans will be held at 5 p.m.,
Bloch Chapter
Mrs. Louis Webne, program Sunday at the 12th street Center,
chairman for the chapter, an- - -
nounces that "Cut-Up" . party
will follow a sliort business
meeting at 8:30 p.m., Thursday,
April 12 at the Young Israel
Youth Center. For information
call Mrs. Webne, KE, 3-2322.

Spring Dance Set
by Youth Council

The fourth annual spring for-
mal of the intercongregational
Youth Council will be held April
14 at Adas Shalom (Northwest
Hebrew).
Featured will be Roston Clark
and his orchestra, refreshments
and entertainment. Dress will be
semi-formal.
The council consists of repre-
sentatives from Adas Shalom,
Shaarey Zedek, Bnai Moshe, Bnai
David, Temple Israel and Temple
Beth El.
For tickets call Bob Shapiro,
UN. 3-5571, Norm Hyman, UN. 1-
4215,

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In time for the Passover holi-
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has recorded four selections of
traditional Jewish music, taken
from the liturgy.
Accompanied by Abe Ellstein
at the piano, Kusevitsky offers
"Haskiveinu," "Ono Bechoach,"
"Adoshem Moloch" and "Retzei
Vimnuchoseinu."

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