The Arizona post., 1953-05-15
Organizations
MIR. AND MRS. CLUB

A meeting VIII be held Sat. at $3.50
pm. in the Congregation auditorium.
followed by card party. Refresh
mentS will be served. An electric
addressOgraph was given to COngre-
CATION Anshei Israel by the group,
since it was equipment badly needed
A social hour will be held Sunday
at the a. of Hall at $3.50 pm. Mem
for an evening of nah jOngg and
cards.
Newly elected officers are: LeOna
Shapiro, pres; Judy Kuropatl<in, vice
pres; Ann Greenberg, rec. sec; Regime
Leeds, cor. Sec; Judy Levin, treas;
Ann CranstOn, historian; Vida Caras-
so, guardian; Regina Weiss, reporter;
Rita Waltuch, counselor. The install
House at 2 pm. All parents and
friends are invited, Anyone interested
in joining BBG should contact Rita
Waltuch at 3-S35O
COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN
the form of luncheon at the Pioneer
Hotel. Entertainment was provided
by Lois Brandwynne at the piano and
ROsalyn Sellers with a mOnOlOgue and
reading.
The group obtained the services of
Tiny FOrtman and his Travelling
TrOubadOrs for the Hospital Day ac-
tivities at the Vets Hospital, which
was held Tuesday.
YOUNG PEOPLES HEBREW ASSN.
Recently elected were: Harris
Bloch, pres; AL Feinberg, vice-pres.;
Harold Kimmell, rec. sec; Sophie
Tecklin, cor. sec; Ruth HOllander,
treas; Simmi Gerel, Harold Kappa
port, members-at-large; Judy Shevin,
lAIA 10 70 fhn oil n re o.
Merel, Council alternate. Installation
is set for May 21 at the Center at
$3.50 pm. An invitation is extended
to the entire community.
WORKMEN'S CIRCLE
Mrs. Philip Schneider was elected
delegate to the Council. The group
cOntemplates sponsoring an English
speaking chapter here and will re-
ceive assistance of professional
staff member, Philip Berstein: A COM
mittee was elected to assist him, COM
prised of Morris Wanger, Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Schneider.
Next meeting will be held May 26
and will honor the 65th birthday of
the secretary, Morris Wanger. A mu-
Sical program will be followed by re-
freshments. This is an open meeting
to which the community is invited.
TEMPLE SISTERHOOD
New officers will be installed May
27 in the Temple auditorium by Rabbi
Bilgray. There will be a snack lunch
con prior to the installation at one
pm. Those being installed are: Mines.
Philip SOllins, pres; Harry AgrOn, 1St
Vice-pres.; Sam Jasgur, End vice-preS.;
Joseph MyerSOn, 3rd vice-preS.; Sol
SamOrS, 4th Vice-preS.; Philip BeSSer-
man, treas; Alex Weiss, auditor; Sey-
mOur Shapiro, cor. Sec; William Sill
Verman, spec. cor. sec; Jake Silver
man, fin. Sec; John Goodman, rec.
Sec; William LeBOff, Samuel Reisler,
1nIn IN No
blum, parliamentarian.
CANASTA CLUB
Recent hOSteSSeS were Mines. Isl
dOre Levin, Henry Levin. Club meets
every Monday afternoon at AnShei
Israel. Its purpose is to increase the
funds for child vocational training
and care in Israel. Every woman is
welcome.
The May board meeting was held
at the home of Mrs. Hyman COpins,
pres, in the form of a presidents
luncheon. Activities are dormant un-
til fall.
JEWISH WAR VETERANS
AUX.
A ward party was held at Vets
Hospital Tuesday with games, and
refreshments. Cigarettes were passed
out. The AuXiIiarv wishes to thank
the merchants and individuals whe
generously dOnared arCIcIes Tor the
recent successful auction.
SENIOR HADASSAH-
EVENING HADASSAH
A combined installation will be
held May rs at pm. at Anshei Is
rael Officers of the Senior HadasSah
to be installed are Mmes.: Meyer Co
hen, pres; Philip Besserman, Ist vice
pres; Dennis Bernstein, End vice
pres; Sam II. Kaufman, 3rd vice-pres.;
Herman GOldstein, treas; Jack Starr,
rec. Sec; Michael BernfeId, cor. Sec;
Al Liebert, fin. Sec; delegates to
Council, Mines. Eva ThilxO1I, Max
BoXi; Jack Nevins, parliamentarian;