The Arizona post., 1950-02-17
YOUNG ISRAEL
SISTERHOOD

capacity crOW0 aCCenoe0 Cne SIS
terhOod Membership Luncheon Tues
day. "The Four Actresses" a Skit,
was presented by Mines Joseph Silver
berg, Albert Kuhr, George Singer
Irving Pearlman, Max Schapira and
Henry Weininger, directed by Mrs.
Abraham DanZig.
Luncheon chairman was Mrs. George
Singer, Mrs. Joseph Silverberg, CO.
chairman and program chairman was
Mrs. Seymour Roth.
Meeting of Feb. 6 attracted many new
members. The Girls Club gave
T'Bishvat program. Mrs. Sc YIN our
Roth Vice-preS., presided in the abb
sence of Mrs. Max Wendell.
VI FORUM GROUP
First meeting of the Round Table,
designed for the college age group
was held Feb. with Harold Bear as
chairman. Meetings will be held on
alternate Saturday evenings. the next
one scheduled for Feb. Is. Members
will alternate as discussion leaders.
There was a lively discussion on self
denial. At the next meeting Ida Dam
zig will be discussion leader on "Our
Concepts of Judaism" Additional in
formation on the group may be had
old Bear, 5-5268.
SHEVA PIONEER WOMAN
At the meeting to be held Feb. 20
at pm. at Anshei Israel a playIet
hi-Iighting the Jewish National Fund
will be given by Mines. Leo Leib,
David MiShkind, Sam Salt, Leon Spit
zer and Miss Bea Sander. The choral
group will sing. Refreshments will be
served and the public is invited.
TAU DELTA PHI
Pledged recently were Edward Ber-
ger, Tucson and Bob Binder, Boston.
Seymour Cohen, international pres,
visited the Chapter two weeks ago.
Having purchased a vOllyball and
net, practice has begun for the COM
ing intramural sports.
ZETA BETA TAU
Ronald Konecky is the new Chapter
president. Stanley Schnider is CO.
ZBT won third place in the intra-
mural tennis tOurnaent. The team
consisted of Stanley Greenberg, Stan
ley Weintraub, Marvin Burns and Jud
Kane.
A Valentine Dinner with members of
the Mothers Club as guests was held
Feb. IA.
A membership meeting will be held
Feb. 19 at pm. at 21O4 E. Mabel.
A guest speaker will discuss peril
nent phase of interest to this college
Zionist group.
ALPHA EPSILON PHI
Pledging ceremonies were held Feb.
IL at the sorority house. The chapter
was happy to receive four new girls:
Charlotte Blaugrund, Rose Ann Man
del. both of Ell Paso, Carol Rugeti, Los
Angeles; Louise WOlfSOn, Stafford.
Mrs. Mildred Freeman, eighth Pro-
vince Director, Los Angeles, read the
pledging ceremony.
Plans are being made for He'll Week
and for the Initiation Dance March 4.
B & p HADASSAH
Next meeting will be held March
at Marion KurOpatkin's home, 938 N.
Euclid. Travel arrangements will be
made for the three day seminar in
Phoenix that weekend. Members and
prospective members are invited.
Al BOY SCOUTS
At last weeks meeting, DIR. A. Tre-
tiak talked about parents on the Troop
Committee. Rabbi Breger and Cantor
FalkOw told about the Scout credO.
TenderfOOt pins were presented by
Harris Salon1c, Scout master. The Fly
ing Eagle patrol gave skit on "The
Operation" and the Panther Patrol
gave first aid exhibit for snake bites.
A scout movie concluded the meeting.
JEWISH READING CIRCLE
Last meeting was held at the Lis
teneS home, E. 9Th. Morris AdeIman
read a poem he composed. Giving
readings were Mrs. Nathan Berliner,
Hyman Epstein and George Hoffman.
A current events discussion followed.
Victor Shapiro and Max Fineman
lead group singing.
A Purim Party will be held at the
YWCA March 2. On the Arrangements
Committee are: Mines. MOIIie Green
Wald, Sol ChOtin, A. Field, HI. Epstein,
Louis Edelberg; and Morris Adelman.
TEMPLE EMANUEL
SISTERHOOD