The Arizona post., 1951-11-16
STARS OF REBECCA BIG

STARS OF REBECCA BIG
At the Nov. Is meeting at the Center,
monies for the Mountain State Region
convention will be due. A Doe Party
was held at Eleanor Kalb's home last
weekend. On Sunday a group went to
COmStOck Hospital.
Big Sisters were appointed for MITS.
to help them during their first few
months as members. To be indicted
Sunday are: CherriII Alfou, Judy Buch-
man, Johanna Birnbaum, Frances BOOr-
stein, Darlene COpalman, Judy Cole.
judy Cohen, Zita Elpern, Hermine
Fischman, Jean Prudential, Marcia
Glickman, Rita GOldStein, Carol GlaZ-
man, Brenda Kurn, Suzanne Levy, Mar
cha Ostroy, Anita Rich, Cynthia Riven,
Bernlce Singer, Sue Schneck. Margie
StrauS.
PIay-Off in vOIIeybalI between the
stars and Lillian Valid BIG will be
held in Phoenix. Members will attend
the regional BIG Convention in PhOe-
nix Thanksgiving weekend.
Y. 1. SOCIAL CLUB
An open meeting will be held at the
knights of PythiaS Hall Nov. Is at
pm. Members are urged to bring
friend. An entertainment program will
be presented. Mrs. Joseph Radner is
chairman, Mines. David Ginsberg. Joe
MolinSky cO-chairmen for the evenings
program. There will be cards and
homemade refreshments served.
JWN AUXILIARY
Meetings hereafter will be in the
JWB Bldg, newly acquired, at 7O3 E.
9TH. Auxiliary has assumed RESPONSE
bilIty for decorations and the interior
furnishings. Next meeting Nov. 20.
HADASSAH
At the Nov. 20 meeting there will be
book review of "On the Quiet Street.
by Mrs. Marcus Breger. Musical enter
talnment program will follow. In honor
nj hnr Ion nr3E
Harry Direnfeld will be hostess
Mrs. Philip SalOnic issues a request
for volunteers to knit sweaters to be
sent to Israel. Yarn is furnished. Also
constantly sought is good used cloth
ing which is sent every few weeks to
Israel. Contributions may be brought
to meetings or by contracting her at
5-5195
Last year a cOmmendable job was
done, when newly sewn and knit items
valued at $500. were sent to Israel
plus $7S4. in cash. Assisting Mrs Sa-
Ionic this year is Mrs. Henry Berman.
Mrs. Berman is in charge of the sew
ing project, which makes simple gar
mentS for ISraePS newcomers. She,
too, wants volunteers. Interested per-
sons may contact her at 5-0255. Con-
tributiOnS of materials of all kinds.
threads and trimmings are also needed.
Acknowledgment is made to Mrs. Helen
Miehle for a generous donation of
knitting materials.
WORKMEN'S CIRCLE
Final schedule for the season was
completed at the last meeting. Chanu-
kah party will be held Dec. rs at An
shei Israel, open to the public. "The
Doctor" by ShOlOm Aleichem will be
presented. A fine musical program
with a well-knOwn SOloist is in the
offering. There will be the traditional
Chanukah refreshments.
Jacob Pat, executive director of the
Jewish Labor Committee, New York,
will be here middle of December to
lecture on "Am YisrOel, Kol YiSrOeI'
The Jewish Nation and the Jewish
People.
On Jan. 9th the annual banquet will
be held with a national board member
as speaker. A concert is scheduled for
February.
Next meeting Nov. 10 at Anshei Is
raeI. Discussion will be on the sub
ject: "Shall We Accept Preparations
from Germany?''. Public is invited
Nathan Finley was delegate to the
western region meeting of the Jewish
Labor Committee in Los Angeles last
weekend.
MIR. AND MRS. CLUB
Members will be guests of TYMS at
joint meeting at the Temple Nov. IS.