The Arizona post., 1950-05-19
ORGANIZATIONS
HADASSAH

At the Installation Tea at the home
of the new president Mrs. VIM. David
son, Tuesday afternoon, reports were
| given by the delegates on the recent
regional convention at Santa Barbara.
Reporting were Mines. Morris KOmie,
Irene ROsenZweig, Philip SalOnic, Nor
ris Slavin. At the convention Mrs.
Louis Cohen was elected regional rec
Ording secretary and Mrs. Marcus Bre
ger was appointed a member of the
Region Service Committee She was
chairman of the Resolutions Commit
tee and Mrs. Cohen was Nominations
chairman.
Meetings are planned thruout the
summer. A major affair will be held
in July. Next meeting will be held
June 20 at AnShei Israel.
Mrs. Davidson announces chairmen
appointments are as follows: chair
chairman SecOnO: Ways and Means,
Mrs. Leonard Weiner, Mrs. Dennis
Bernstein; Program, Mrs. Jane Kurn,
Mrs. Robert Winger; Youth Aliyah,
Rollins; Membership, Mrs. 1. Brand,
Mrs. Meyer AgrOn; HMO, Mrs. Leonard
Weiner, Mrs. Michael Bernfeld;
Hadassah Medical Univ, Mrs. Leon
Bitter, Mrs. Melvin HaIpern; Child
Welfare. Mrs. Henry Kaufman, Mrs.
Joe Myerson; JNF, Mrs. Sophie Kup-
perman, Mrs. Fannie A. GOldenberg;
Trees, Mrs. Ida Cohen; Hospitality,
Mrs. Joe BrindiS, Mrs. Leo Rackoff;
Bulletin, Mrs. Aaron Paul, Mrs. Arthur
Rauh; Publicity, Mrs. Jack Starr; Tele-
phone, Mrs. Morris Kleinerman.
Other chairmen and co-chairmen
selected are: Refreshments, Mrs. Philip
SOllins, Mrs. Sol Ellis; Tourists, Mrs.
Harry Strauss; Journal, Mrs. Louis
Cohen, Mrs. Arthur Scheff; Political
Affairs, Mrs. Marcus Breger; American
Affairs, Mrs. Sidney SZerlip; Speakers
Institute, Mrs. Abe. Chanin; Visitation,
Mrs. Alex Stein, Mrs. Jos. Rosen-
bluth; Palestine Supplies, Mrs. Philip
Salonic, Mrs; VIM. Levin; b and p,
Mrs. Morris Slavin; Oneg Shabbat, Mrs.
Irene ROSenZWeig; MemberS-at-large
Mines. Herman Berlin, Meyer Cohen,
Sidney Kaderlan.
Y. 1. GIRLS CLUB
Informal festivities hilighted the last
social of the season at the Sidney Kaye
patio. A brief review was made of
the first years progress under the lead
erShip of Ida DanZig.
The new library will operate during
the summer with Judy Kaye and Mar
ceia Opper as, librarians. Many new
books have been received. Library
hours are Monday and Thursday from
Ais to Sis pm.
Activities will resume in Septem-
ber.
New officers for the coming year
are: pres, Frieda ShuSterman; vice
pres, Zita LeesOn; rec. Sec, Lynn
Silver; treas, Elaine Pitluck; cor Sec.,
Harriet Goodman; sergeant-at-arms,
Grace Handmaker; reporter, Marilyn
Glickman. Jr. advisor, Goldie LevkO-
witt.
A Spring formal will be held May
20 at the Center mad new officers will
be formally installed by the outgoing
off oh oil ic Il
yer; refreshments, Sue KeSSler, decOra-
tiOnS, Elaine Pitluck.
Guests will be parents of both the
BIG and the AZA officers.
Y. 1. ROUND TABLE GROUP
Judaism and Christianity was dis
cusSed at the last meeting with RoSalyn
Bergida and Harold Bear as discussion
leaders. At the next meeting, May rs
discussion will revOlve around the
topic: What We Should Receive and
Give to Judaism.
At the next meeting to be held at the
Center May FL, the "firSt degree" will
be given the new members. Rev. San
derS will talk to the group on racial
discrimination.
A stag was held recently with men,
bers going to the end of Country Club
Rd to roast Weiners Jack LevkO-
WIZ dAAu Shll DACACh PuI Oh d lew
humorous Skits. Present were Larry
Fishman. Ian Alexandra, Ivan Silver
berg, Byron Epstein, Jack Waltuch, ST.
mon Lakritz, Ray Alexandra, Harry
Nader, Max Volk, Austin AgrOn, Zip
ZiprOn, Lloyd Bennett, Eli Reinhard,
Harry Morrison, Marty Fineman, Paul
KatZ, Don Freeman, Jack Davis, Ber-
ME Silverberg, Buddy JenS.
Special thanks are due Jack Waltuch
and Jack LevkOWitZ.