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Decorative Chino and
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100 pieces Silhouette Pot
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items, fruits, offer dinner
cups and soucers, creom
soups and soucers, boxers,
chop plotters, cosseroles,
teopots, sugar and creoms :
$50 pieces Raymor Stone
wore. Tero cotto, ivory,
brown. includes dinner,
soIod, breed and butter
plotes; covered cossercles,
fruits, cups ond soucers,
shirred eggs, vegetable
bowls, chop pIotters, bean
pots, ,cruets and other pieces
Not oil pieces in oil coIors.
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Shoes, Leother-Iined

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The Arizona post., 1955-09-02
The Holiday
Tickets Are
Now Available

Tickets for the High Holi-
days are available to every
one in the Jewish commun-
lty who is interested in having
a real spiritual treat. Reserve
your seats at once and enjoy
the sermons and the services
conducted by our Rabbi and
Choir. Uniform prayer books
will be available for our wor-
shippers. The services will be
partially explained, for the
benefit of worshippers, to fol-
low and to understand the
prayers in English. Call the
Congregations office at once
phone 5-0261.
The Arizona post., 1955-09-02
Active Zionists in Houston

ACCIVe ZIOI1lSHS LII houston
and recent arrivals in Tucson
are Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Bet
tin and sons, Morris 13, Herb
ert 9, living on E. 18th. He con-
Quoted an appliance business
in Houston, w h ere he also
served as president of the
Labor Zionists. Mrs. B e t t i n
was secretary of ORT and for
years headed the Jewish Vo-
cational Service Dept.
To be welcomed h O m e on
Wednesday will be Kenneth
Schachter a tier a period of
duty with the U. S. Army, sta
toned at Ft. Bliss. His parents
are Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron
Schachter.
The Sam b. MillerS covered
a lot of terri tory in four
months. They went by motor
with friends to Mexico City
and Acapulco, flew back to
Miami. Mrs. Miller went on to
New England. Then they con-
tinued their visit in the south,
returning via Denver and
Colorado Springs.
Having liquidated most of
his business interests in Tren-
ton, Morris Sutland has join
ed his family and temporarily
at least, is a man of leisure"
They have had a number of
visitors this summer. Recent
ly tn ey entertained for Hy
Silverman, a friend from Tren-
ton.
Mrs. Lii Fischer, Chicago is
spending a few weeks with
her sister and brother-in-laW,
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Boxi. She
accompanied them back from
Chicago. They're G a d to be
back.
The Arizona post., 1955-09-02
Arizona Post, Sept. 2, 1865
Henry Okrent is due back

Henry Okrent is due back
next week fr m New York,
having flown there for a va
cation August 22nd. Mrs. Ok
rent followed and remains un-
til the end of the month. A
number of affairs are being
planned in their h onor. Ok
rent will attend the national
VFW convention in Boston.
For Mrs. Nathan SaltZman,
E. Lee, the past six w e k S
were delightful. She visited
her ME ce and nephew, DR..
and Mrs. B. A. w Elm berg
Jean Alster) in Whiting, Ind.
and her daughter, Mrs. Ben
Richter in Gary.
Mrs. Sam GOrdOn and
daughters, COrinne and Carla
are back from a visit with rel
atives in LA. Previously they
were busy showing off the
town to a number of summer
guests including Mr.. and Mrs.
John Tyson and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Sid Green, Mrs. Bel
la Vogel, Stan Zimmerman all
of LA; Mrs. Celia Tanner, a
sister of Pitt S burg h, Pa.
Daughter Bonita returns soon
from a six m n t h S stay in
Mexico City.
The three weeks they spent
in New Jersey went quickly
for Mr.. and Mrs. B erna a r d
Barg and sons.
The j. E. Zevins went to LA
for a reunion with sisters
and brothers from New York
and visits with the Zevs and
Josephs there.
Recently Julius Siegel join
ed his family and is now oper-
ating a cleaning business on
E. Broadway.
The Arizona post., 1955-09-02

next generation 1t was thru daily Hebrew schools with
Voh that we reared healthy youth with understanding
o1 What Judaism means The problem that facing
IS te emptiness not only of the Jewish heart the
Jewish people but the emptiness youth the emptiness
towards the traditions of Israel the emptiness of
and the lack of true spiritual attending the syna
gogue.
The writer of this column who is one of the spiritual
leaders in this city through his synagogue Young Israel
launching campaign to enlghten people in the Jewish
community that survival lies in following
ons and principles of orah thru education daily
Hebrew schools well through observing traditions
our homes and in synagogue
Parental Responsibility
The year SIG must bring awakening Jewish
community of Tucson. Here in fair city there great
job to be done There tremendous to awaken par
ens to their responsibility in giving their children proper
Jewish education and to awaken adults that they be-
come enlightened to themselves Jews Philanthropy
alone not sufficient to future gatherings
alone not sufficient to satisfy yearnng among
There only future that
is through EDUCATION education for fathers methsrs
for children and for the Jewish communicated should
be our GOAL in the year of SIG
The Arizona post., 1955-09-02
New Hebrew
School Open

We are happy to inform our
Jewish community t h a our
Daily and Sunday H e br e w
School is already in full ses-
sioR, under the guidance and
leadership of our Rabbi.
We urge the parents to reg
lister their children at once.
Free transportation for the
children to call for them and
to bring them safely h o m e
will be available. Please call
5-0261 at once for registra-
ton.
The Arizona post., 1955-09-02
SociuIs and
Personals

From Phoenix but original
ly of New York, are neWcom-
ers Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Gold
S t e in. He is manager for a
new downtown firm. They
live on E. Copper.
On Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Hy
Copins departed for the ZBT
convention at the Goa S t. He
will receive the Edwin C.
SommerS award for outStand-
ing services to the fraternity.
The Copins will spend sever
al days at the Miramar in San
ia Monica. Daughter Barbara
enters UCLA and son, David
returns to school there after
a summer trip to the H j G h
Sierras. Mr.. Copins is this
years's president of the Tue
son Symphony.
Tom AnyOs is the recipient
of a scholarship from the
Monsanto Chemical Co. He
plans to continue at UA as a
chemical major. He's the son
of Mrs. Simonie Anyos.
The Jack Streiter family re-
turned from New York. They
experienced the hurricanes,
hot w e a t h er and rain but
were compensated wi h the
visits with rela tives an d
friends and the beach.
Marilyn Glickman, who has
been attending u. of Colorado
at Boulder will enroll at U.A
Sister Marcia en- ers u. of
Southern California this term.
They are daughters of Mr..
and Mrs. Al Glickman.
The Arizona post., 1955-09-02

Mrs. Margaret Hirsch, N.
F geus, went from Pitts
burgh to Miami for the we'd
ing of a nephew and to visit
her daughter. She was in the
east for thr e months. Son
Mel Joined her in Miami and
was an usher at the wedding.
A TucsOnian will be enroll
ed at Staunton Military Aca-
DENY this coming semester.
David Kaufman, son of Mrs,
and Mrs. Sam r. Kaufman,
will be a student there this
fall,
The Arizona post., 1955-09-02
Siisterh hood
Welcomes
New Rabbi
By Mrs. Harry Altman
President

1t. is with deep pride that
we, the Sisterhood of Young
Israel, welcome our worthy
Rabbi and pledge our full
support in all his endeavors,
and undertakings.
Our aim is to S S t the
Congregation under the able
leadership of our R bbi: to
brin n 6 fulfillment and a
dream of ours to a realization.
With that end in view, the Sis
terhood will diligently direct
all efforts towards t h e achi-
evement of this goal. Now
that our Talmud Torah is in
full S e ion, now that the
Youth is being organized, now
that plans have been formul-
ated for spiritual and cultur-
al gains for adults as well, we
pledge ourselves to redouble
our efforts to Suppor our
Rabbi in all his endeavors, be-
cause his aims are our aims.
his plans are our plans, and
with the help of Cd, we are
looking forward to a new era
in our Jewish community life.
May l, as the president of
the Sisterhood, at thi s mo-
ment extend to my co-workerS
a heartful thanks and to our
worthy Rabbi and his family,
and to the Sisterhood and to
the Congregation and all it's
affiliates, and to the en tir e
Jewish community a Healthy,
Happy and Prosperous New
Year.
The Arizona post., 1955-09-02

I For two months Mrs. and
Mrs. Harry Myers, E. Lester,
were in Detroit as guests of
Mrs. and Mrs. Mel wilmer,
their daughter and son-in-law.
Harold Eisenberg was at
the coast on a business trip
and was joined by Mrs. EiSen-
berg a recent weekend.
Celia Click is visiting i'm
Michigan with her family and
friends. Gone until after Yon-
tef, she intends to bring back
her sister, Mrs. Rose Rice and
son Eugene, to make tn cir
home here.
MIR. and Mrs. Ferrer Levin
and sons( Bobby and Gerald,
haywood, NJ. visited with
the Irving Newmarks on their
10000 miles motor tour of the
u. S. They have been friends
for 18 years.
In Chicago for a month are
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Woke.
Their crowded schedule in
clu d e a wedding and Bar
Mitzvah. Mr.. Woke will locke
after business interests. It is
the first trip in several years
for Mrs. Woke.
I'm New York until the hOli-
days are Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
SchWebel. They also stopped
in Illinois where Mrs. SchWe-
bel saw her first grandchild.
A new nephew was the par
ticular attraction for the visit
of Mrs. Jack Torchin to New
York, w h &c she spent a
month.
The Sam KipRiSeS celebrat-
ed their 35th wedding anniver-
sary at the Coast with friends.
They came back last we e k
from a two months stay in
Beverly Hills.
The Arizona post., 1955-09-02

Mrs. Samuel Kaplan, N. 7th,
visited friends in Santa Mon
ica for two weeks. Then went
on to La Jolla where Mr.. Kap-
Ian joined her for two delight
full we eks. They covered"
San Diego and Tia Juana en-
ertainment and shows.
For some weeks Mr.. and
Mrs. Hyman Buchanan enter
tanned her brother and sister
in-laW, Mr.. and Mrs. Loui s
BrOZa of New York. They
stayed at the Pueblo Hotel.
The Arizona post., 1955-09-02
Youth GROUP

1t is our extreme pleasure
to announce that the plans to
formulate a Youth Club, ages
from sixteen y e ars up, are
completed. The officers will
be announced shortly. We are
appealing to all the youth of
the youth of that age who are
interested in social, culture
a n d leadership activities to
join our Youth Club. For ad-
ditional n forma a tion call
5-0261.
The Arizona post., 1955-09-02
Mems Club

Plans have been completed
and a meeting called for the
formation of a Mems Club. In
the next issue of the Arizona
Post election of officers will
be reported. Please join our
Mems Club. For additional in
formation ca ii our office
5-6261.
The Arizona post., 1955-09-02

ner happiness, but respect from all people.
Too many parents forgotten or given insufficient
Thought to the fact that it is the continuing link
heritage and tradition that is necessary unite them with
er children 1t is Jewish spiritual cultural heritage
which has united the parents their mothers
and it is the heritage that unite
children Should that link be broken then many parents will
one day realize that their children longer
BY not receiving the proper Jewish education they will not
ony break away from their fathers h r but will
Eventually break away from the entire Jewish communal life
Jewish Education
Throughout the entire country Jewish communities
awakened to the Importance and the great need of Jew
Sh education for adult well for youth Spiritual
leaders, devote much of their time and energy to the
of furtherng Jewish education 1t is the responsibility
If the Jewish community with its many organizations help
furtherance such education for eradicate
gnorane and Indifference into which many people
deeply fallen.
We always believed and preached that spiritual
itions bulwark for enlightened Jewish conrnu
that could satisfy Jewish needs We must acknowledge
that Jewish education without belief in traditions
nd Jewish meager and bare has no
alton believing that the Sunday educa
on with Confirmation is sufficient
ttelligently.
81 No Teaching-LOst Generation
BY giving up teachings of traditional Judaism we
giving children which means giving our
The Arizona post., 1955-09-02
Midnight Service

Slichoth services will be
h I'D and conducted by our
Rabbi on Saturday, Septem-
ber 10, 1855, at Midnight.
The Arizona post., 1955-09-02
Free transportation

For the children of our He
brew School free transporta-
ton is offered. We will call
for the child and bring the
child back home. Do benefit
by this offer and send your
child to our Talmud Torah.
The Arizona post., 1955-09-02
Our Goal for 5716
By RABBI MORRIS FISCHEL

On Friday evening, September 16, 1856 the jew
ish people throughout the world will usher i'm new
year the year of 5716 where turn thoughts to
constructive purposeful living 1t is the time for to
think deeply and seriously about ourselves and our
The Arizona post., 1955-09-02

children, the kind of a new
life that we as Jews must
build in our homes as well as
in our community to continue
the great heritage that we in
1erited from our forefathers
for the last two t h Gus a n d
years.
/ Let the truth be known
through the records of history
that we have never succeeded
by denying our heritage, our
customs and our traditions.
But we have reached the fin
est way of living in following
the ideals and the precepts of
pur Torah, our prophets and
our fore f a h e r s. And the
truth is that by living a life
D a S e d on higher principles
taken from traditional Juda-
ism, one achieves not only in
The Arizona post., 1955-09-02
THE VOICE OF YOUNG israel
Are You A Member?

The Holy Day Season is the proper time TO think of
WORSHIPPING i'm Synagogue But is apprO-
pirate to think of AFFILATING WITH the Synagogue The
Congregation Young with all it's for
old and young worship and education for social and
reatonaI activities Jewish culture athletics,
should have the UP OR of every sefrespectng intel
gent jew i'm community We welcome all those who
ship with us! Give the further happiness encourage
ment of having you i'm midst Member Please call
office 50261 Rabbi Better app
cation below and send it i'm to
The Arizona post., 1955-09-02

The above space paid for by
Young Israel.
The Arizona post., 1955-09-02
Mothers Club

We are happy to announce
that the mothers of the child
rem attending our H e br w
School have completed plans
and a meeting was called to of
ficially organize themselves
under the name of MOTH
ER'S CLUB. The offic e r S
elected will appear in the next
issue of the Arizona Post.
The Arizona post., 1955-09-02

Please be advised that the
r a b BIZ s residence and tele-
phone is the following:
2136 E. First Street
The Arizona post., 1955-09-02

Membership Application
Fill This Out Immediately Send IT
CONGREGATION YOUNG ISRAEL 2443 East 4th Street
hereby apply for membership
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-05-14
Jim Hill School
Chatter

Hi all of you 1--WE regulators,
got in the groove and set to latch
on to this cool line of 1--WE I'm about
to drop into the sea. Being a
lover jiver | am sure you are able
to collar this real cool happening
in and around Hill High. To
Thelma Weakly wonder what those
two LIS in Willie Roper's name
mean? Love or Leave, | hope its
love. James Hunter told Cherry
Myles that he needs her most of
all. Billie Beard and Archie Cash
Ter are really on the ball. Bobbi
Minnifield getting on much time
with Jimmy MCGEE her bells will
be soon ringing. Edna Cotton
and William Brooks are thinking
about tieing the knot Mary Banks
is really in love with George Lar
ry. Regina Tyler is seen very
often with Josh McGinity. Laura
Clyde Jones and Jessie Bishop are
in love, a tornado couldn't part
them.
Arthur Laure and Mury Fender
son is really on the ball, so fear
the least of all. What has hap
pened to Edgar Herman and Gear
dine Ratliff.
Melba Warner and William Man.
merry is making a comeback. John
Bradley is looking at a certain
chick around Jim Hill way. Aggie
Bell and Vernell Richardson are
real crazy lovers. Annie Rawls
are singing to George Campbell
you are the one. Walking down
the main track looking lovely
Dewey were Johnnie McClain and
Bernice Larry. Willard Bracey
end Betty Larry are lovers of the
town.
Will those sparks ever die down
between Gene Knight and Margaret
Perkins, who knows.
So reconsider until come back.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-05-14
CHATTER BOX
Bv LEATHA ANDERSON

Hi there! Yes / want to thank
you cause l am in the breeze and
l got my eyes on you cats and kits
so be careful, keep cool in this
hot weather, and get load of this
1--WE -. Getting ready for the
prom are fedora Powell-Harvey
Jones; Stella Rand ard James
Brady; Ford Patterson and Rachel
Bully; Mary Allen and Marshall
Lee Bonds; Alberta Cole and Ben
Huston; Joe Coleman and Carmel
Edwards; George Jamerson and
Jodene Russell; Elijah Slaughter
and Ode Morris.
There is an old saying, Don't
put all your eggs in one basket"
Well its seems that Cleveland o.
Bannon, Lucinda Franklin and lit
tie Miss Clark has a point. Eddie
Bell Bully says don't be fooled
when she and Phillip Rodgers come
strollin' in the prom. Shirley
Gibbs and Ben Harrion make a
couple. Wonder what will George
Jackson, Marie Calhoun and Eliz-
abeth Harper do. Johnnie Billings
ley and Vivian Anouson are having
fun over who Andrew Ratliff who
they both are coming to the prom
with. Dorothy Hawkins and Du-
Bose are the ones that are coming
to the prom-wonder what Robert
Christmon and Dannett Salone say
ing? Lester Rhome and Willie
Mae Frazier will surprise all, be-
cause Lesteris home for that "spe-
cial occasion" Everyone wants to
know whether Geneva Brown and
Wilbert WEIGH will make it we
will see.
DID YOU KNOW: Bernice
Hughes and Jerry Lewis are whis-
pering sweet nothings why Caro-
Ign Smith and Joe Louis Marshall
are likewise. J. D. Beamon and
Elizabeth Hall are cooler than ever.
Mae j. Dorsey and Herbert Delany
are doing the mess around with
out each others company. Mamie
Ruth Gilmore "a senior at Utica)
and Charles Green makes many
trips to Jackson lately-so all you
other guys see how you stand?
Carolyn Garrett and Yours Truly
invited the same escort to take
US by the arm to the Prom! Won
der who he is going to take? If
any of you know any fellows that
want prom date before Friday
please call 3-5118 and let me know
because this is strictly business
and | don't want stand up for
either one of US! My what a joke
on the opposition. (smile). Until
next week this is your forever
wishing you luck at all the affairs
and be good boys and girls.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-05-14
HATTIESBURG
NEWS

The singing Union No. 2 met at
st. John Methodist Church at Palm
er crossing May l, 1866. Rev. P.
R. Stephen, pastor. The following
choirs and officers present, Star
Light Baptist choir, Mrs. Matte
Timer, pres. Mrs. E. A. Finley
pianist, Rev. j. J. Jones, pastor,
Mt. Olive Baptist Church choir Bro.
E. D. Dace, Pres, Rev. E. l.. Jones,
pastor, Miss Earlene Griffin plan
list. Pleasant Grove Baptist church
choir Bro. Sylvester McLaurin,
Pres, Mrs. Matte Townsend plan
list, Rev. H. C. chatham, pastor,
Priest Greek Baptist church choir,
Bro. King McNair, Pres. Mrs. Ear
lene Griffin pianist, Rev. H. H.
Smith pastor, St. John Methodist
church choir, Bro. Eligah Conner,
pres. Mrs. Christine Naylor plan
list, money raised was $119.75, Miss
O. J. Flemming Rec. Sec. Mrs.
Fannie Mae Matthew financial sec.
Relatives and friends are sorry
that Mrs. Ora Lee Jackson of The
Pinehurst Community is i'll. Every
one wishes her a speedy recovery
and hope she will be up and out
araip real soon
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-05-14
PlcKENS news

The Rose Hill District Ushers
Convention was held with the
Stringer Home M. B. Church May
l, Preaching was done by Rev. A.
Barron. 1t was an excellent occa-
sion. Money raised $4,000 a nice
delegation was present and ex-
tended a vote of thanks to the peo-
pie for their hospitality.
Mrs. Rhode Washington and
daughters, Mary Bell, Margie and
Annie Mae, were happily enter
tanned last Sunday by their kim
dreds, Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Coleman
of Maben, Miss.
Mrs. X. C. Fifer and Mrs.
Mackie Jordan of Chicago, ILL.,,
joined family and friends here for
Mothers Day.
The Senior Class of the Camden
High School gave a Banquet last
Wednesday night May 4, in honor
of their parents. The Menu were:
English Peas, Lettuce and Toma-
toes, Cream Potatoes, Fried Chick
en-, Ice Cream and Punch. Many
of the parents described it as the
most outstanding occasion of its
kind to happen in this community
in recent years. Mrs. w. j. Nallie,
teacher of the class was sponsor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owens Conway and
family of Camden, and Mrs. Mollie
Body of Sharon, lunched with the
Simpsons Sunday after service at
Andrews Chapel Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Simpson
and family were short callers in the
home of Mrs. Leora Weatherly late
Sunday evening.
A good number from here attend
ed the Commencement exercises at
the Camden High School Monday
night, May 8. It was a very i'm
pressive occasion. Miss Callie Mae
Stanford was Salutatorian; Mr.
Sylvester Collins was Valedictorian.
The Principle Speaker was Mrs.
Kathryn Johnson Mosley of Jack
son College, Jackson, Miss. The
class was composed of 10 students.
Mr.. H. w. Clay is Principal.
Mrs. Doris Bankhead and lovely
little daughter, Dorthafa, of Du-
rant spent Monday night in the
home of her mother, Mrs. Susie
Howard.
Prof. and Mrs. S. H. Whisenton
& Son, Mrs. Carrie Williams, Mrs.
Leora Oden and Mrs. Brown of
Canton, Miss, visited in the homes
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Scarborough
and Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Scott last
Tuesday.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-05-14
Y. ". c. A. NEWS

The Branch YWCA will hold its
Monthly Public Affairs Luncheon
on Tuesday, May II, 1855 at ~
noon. We will have a Panel on the
Recent Supreme Court Issue. Mem
bers of the Panel will be Attorney
J. H. Young, Attorney C. A. Hall
and DR.. A. H. Mccoy.
This will be a very interesting