The Arizona post., 1953-10-16
Organizations
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NAT. COUNCIL JEWISH
WOMEN

MAI. OOONOll JEWISH
WOMEN
Several members attended a
leadership workshop conducted
Wednesday in Phoenix, prepara-
tory to similar program here
in November. Making the trip
were Mines. Walter May, Jr.,
Max Cantor, Al Fine, Charles
Gordon, Lester Wellman.
BNAI BIRTH WOMEN
A light lunch will be served
by the hospitality committee, of
which Mrs. Max Goodman is
chairman, preceding the Oct. %
meeting at Anshei Israel, Sched-
uIed for 1890.
Program will revOlve around
the BIB youth organizations,
with a film showing their activ-
tiles. Eleanor Kalb will report
on the BIG national convention
and Mrs. Larry Fishman will
give the hi-spOts of the regional
convention, of which she is re-
giOnaI president. Mines. Charles
Kalb, pres, and Mrs. Harry Co
rOdess will make district con-
VentiOn reports.
Members will hear final plans
for the dance, being given joint
Iy with the Mems Club at the
Shrine Club on Nov. 7. In con-
junction with it, a telephone di-
rectOry under joint auspices is
being prepared and a report will
Kenneth Cohen, Max LukacS.
TEMPLE EMANUEL
SISTERHOOD
When the board meets Oct. 26
in their religious school building,
Mines. Merrill HOlpert and TheO-
dOre Gould will outline plans for
the Library Tea to be given the
following day. Mrs. Sam Jasgur
will report on the membership
drive tea at the home of Mrs.
Ben SOnenblick.
Dessert will precede the meet
ing on Nov. 8 at 1 pm. Mrs. Phi
lip SOllins, pres, will give the
hi-lights of the regional cOnven-
tion in Seattle. Mrs. Sol SamOrs
and her committee have ar
ranged a musical program.
AL JOLSON AZA
The "big event" is the ban
quet at the Ell MerenderO Satur-
day night. There will be the
usual basketball practice and
meeting afterwards on Sunday
at the Center.
New pledge class has started
with Sid Salmon as pledge mas
ter. Any boy of high school age
interested in joining should
phone him at 6-5433.
EVENING HADASSAH
Group next meets at the home
of Mrs. Nathan Perlman, 325
South Irving at 8 pm. Oct. 20.
Mrs. Stanley TanZ and Mrs. Ma
than PerIman will talk on the
HadasSah Medical Organization.
Only recently has the HMO un-
dertaken a program of health
control of rheumatic fever in Is
rael in addition to it's other ac-
tivities.
MRS. Seymour Schulman,
tiOnaI information about the
club and meeting.
TYMS
There will be a Western Night
celebration at the Temple Young
Marrieds meeting Oct. 18. Hy
Resnick will do the calling for
the square dancing. Round dan
cling will also be on the program,
as well as games. Young Mar
rieds in the community are in
vited to join in that evening.
MIR. AND MRS. CLUB
A very successful Fun Night
was OIl
with over 100 members and
friends participating. The Club
will hold BingO Party on Sun
day evening October 25th at
Congregation Anshei Israel. The
committee invited the whole
community to join in the bingO
games and promises an evening
of hospitality and entertainment.
New members of the club are
Mr.. and Mrs. CrackO, Mr.. and
Mrs Herman Weiss and Mr..
and Mrs. Phil SIessinger. Visit
Ors at the meeting included Mes
DANES and MeSSrS. Irving Litvin,
Herbert MargOIis, Wiz Levine,
Herbert Levine.
A. /. MEMS CLUB
Members will have a chance to
see and learn the fine points of
fencing Monday evening when
Irving Kipnis and group of
fencerS will give exhibitions.
During the business session the
new constitution will be con-
Sidered.