The Arizona post., 1953-09-18
Organizations
Julian WALD BIG


Members will attend services at
Temple Emanuel in a body on Sept.
20. A miniature golf game with ALA
is planned. Meeting is scheduled at
will attend sabbath services at An
Shei Israel.
YOUNG ISRAEL SISTERHOOD
A special meeting will be held i'm
members will be notified of date by
the president, Mrs. Harry Altman
TEMPLE MEMS CLUB
Meetings will resume in October. At
recent board meeting they heard a
report by Jack Starr on the seasons
TEMPLE SISTERHOOD
Rummage is still being sought for
the sale to be held at La rIacita Sept.
%. Mrs. Charles Goldberg and Tess
stern ask tnat saleable items ne left
at the Temple office before that date.
BNAI BIRTH WOMEN
The monthly meeting, on Sept %,
is called for noon at Anshei Israel,
earlier than usual, in order that MEM
berS might vote on bylaws suggested
by the District Lodge, explains Mrs.
Charles Kalb, president. Refreshments
will be served at 1890.
Mrs. AL BrOVaS, program chairman,
will present skit in prose. In the
cast will be Mines. Robert BramOweth,
Harry GOrOdeSS, Berle Greenberg, Sam
II. Kaufman, Harry Laventman, David
Levin, Nathan POliakOff, Arthur Wien,
David Weiner.
Mrs. Sam X. Kaufman, membership
chairman, will talk about the signiTi-
canoe of membership in Bnai Birth.
Refreshments and table decorations
will feature SuccOth arrangement.
Members may bring guests.
Bridge parties for patients at Vet
Grams hospital are being resumed un-
der the guidance of Mines. George
Greenspan, Max Goodman.
snx,lrs
in service has begun by Mrs. Max
Goodman who asked that she be nOti-
fled of all local men in service at
$1,000. 1t will also conduct "a program
in cooperation with the USO at the
ArmOry. Additional members on this
committee are invited.
CANASTA CLUB
Opening meeting will be held Oct.
5th at 1 pm. at Anshei Israel. Pro-
ceeds will go toward vocational edu-
the community are invited to these
Monday afternoon affairs.
SVIVO
Business meeting VIII be held Oct. 4
at X of p Hall at 8 pm. Plans for
the fall season will be discussed.
WORKMEN'S CIRCLE
At the Sept. 10th meeting, Phillip
Schneider, delegate to the district con-
ference in LA, gave an enthusiastic
report of the conference. In his report
he emphasized that the group is max
ing great progress, having organized
many new branches during the year.
Jacob Fruchthendler, pres. of the jew
ish Community Council, addressed the
group and answered questions about
the new Center being planned.
Next meeting will be held Oct. !
at Anshei Israel. Nominations and
elections of officers will take place.
Refreshments will be served and there
will be entertainment. Members are
requested to attend and bring their
friends. No solicitations will be made.
CAMPUS NEWS
ZETA BETA TAU
Informal rush is now in progress
with selections scheduled for this
weekend. During the past ten days
a number of affairs for pledges were
held for the new men on campus.
Last Sunday there was a breakfast
for new and old students at the home
of the Walter Mays. Guests after
wards went swimming.
Open house on Wednesday evenings
will continue, to which the youth of
the community are invited to meet
the students. Mrs. Jane Kurn serv-
ing as program director for the third
year. Seymour GOldstein is student
president,