The Arizona post., 1951-06-15
Organizations

War film with air action will be
shown at the June 19 meeting at the
VFW. Members and prospective mem
bers are invited by the pres, Ted
Bender. In the next several weeks a
Clothing for Korea" dance will be
held
New members are DR.. SeIig SheVin,
appointed Post surgeon, and DIR. Mar
tin Snyder.
B-P HADASSAH
Members held a party at the home of
Mrs Ben Eisenstadt Monday evening in
honor of the pres, Sonia ShlefStein,
who leaves for a trip to New York.
Appointed committee chairmen are:
JNF, Lillian Goldman; HadasSah sup
plies, Mrs. Ben Sherman; membership,
Thelma Gabriel; program, Rose Nuren-
berg; publicity, Rachel Himmie. Meet
ings will be resumed in the fall.
YPHA
At the June Is meeting at the Cen
ter the play reading group will present
"All You Need Is One Good Break" A
social hour and refreshments will fol-
low.
Transportation may be had by phon-
| ing Sid SOnkin, pres, 3-114O. A round
table discussion will be held at the
July meeting.
| Club is considering a plan for SpOn-
sOring a series of low admission dances
for adults. Locations are being ex-
plored.
TEMPLE SISTERHOOD
Effort is being directed to securing
all outstanding pledges to the Building
Fund, for which Mrs. Jack NeVinS is in
charge. Additional committee appoint
nents are: Mrs. Jack Starr, cO-chair-
man, hospital visitation; Mrs. Morris
POdOlsky, Mrs. ChaS. BrOder, chairman,
chairman respectively, for barbecue
supper; Mrs. Mark III. Klafter, rOdeO
dance; Mrs. Max LiSitZky, member-at-
large. No meetings are scheduled for
the summer.
JUNIOR AZA
Plans were discussed for the mem
berShip picnic, end of June, at the
meeting at Eugene Karp'S home. Club
bulletin was distributed. AT the next
meeting, Sunday, the constitution will
be voted on.
Al the installation June 4 Mrs. Rich
ard Bennett, BBW pres, was installing
officer, with Mrs Louis Cohen assist
ing. Picnic will be held with sister BIG
June "a for prospective members. Next
meeting Sunday morning at the Center.
STARS OF REBECCA BIG
Invitation is extended girls between
IA and Is to attend the joint BIG pic
mic June "a. Prospective members may
phone either Sally MalinSky, 3-2O25, or
Ruth Hollander, 2-8629, for information.
District delegates to the convention
are Eleanor Kalb, Shirley Elpern. They
also represent the region in debate.
Summer chairmen are: athletics,
Shirley Mandel; inter-faith, Beryl
Shenhait; social, Charlotte Flyer; cul-
tural, Adrienne Mann; BIB cooperation,
Sandra BaZar; religious, Liba Breger;
community service, Rochelle ElSter;
membership, Sally MalinSky; sunshine,
Naomi HOrOwitZ.
Meetings will be held at the homes of
members during the summer.
TYO
New officers elected recently were:
pres, Donald Feinberg; vice-preS.,
Ruth NeVinS; rec. Sec., Arlene Singer;
cor Sec, Zita Elpern; treas, Mary
Ellen Lieberman; sergeant at arms,
Bobby Allen. Advisors are Mrs. Rose
Cole, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mas. Pub
licity will be handled by Judy Cole,
Regina Weiss.
President and vice-preSident were
chosen to represent TYO at the Youth
Conference at AsilOmar, Calf, in early
August. Tuition is paid jointly by the
SiSterhOOd and Mems Club.
SHEVA PIONEER WOMEN
Last weeks board meeting was con-
verted into a party with Mrs. Margaret
Shusterman as hostess in honor of the
graduation of Frieda from high school.
Mrs. Maurice MargOliS was cO-hOSteSS
in honor of the new board members.