Jewish Post, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 May 1958 — Page 17

Friday, May 2, 1058

The National Jewish POST and OPINION

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Sandra Finkei, Recite Vows in Miss Sandra Joyce Finkel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Finkel of Lincoln, Neb., became the bride of Ronald Richards, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Richards, 5845 College, on Sunday evening, April 20, at Tifereth Israel Synagogue in Lincoln. THE COUPLE is living in Bloomington, where they are students at Indiana University. Mr Finkel is a member of Sigma Alpha Mu fraternity. Mr. and Mrs. Finkel expect to take up residence in Indianapolis after graduation and Mr. Finkel’s service in the armed forces. j Matron of honor at the wedding was Mrs. Jack Kutcher of Beresford, S. D. BRIDESMAIDS were Miss Gayle Feldman of Omaha, Neb.; Miss Barbara Richards of Indianapolis, sister of the bridegroom; and Miss Marsha Finkel of Lincoln, Miss Finkel’s sister, junior bridesmaid. Albert Pearlman of Lafayette was best man. Howard Rader of Indianapolis, Arthur Samuels of Louisville, and Yale Finkel of Omaha, Neb., were ushers. ATTENDING the wedding were Mrs. P. Richards of Omaha, Neh., the bridegroom’s grandmother, and the bridegroom’s

MRS. RONALD RICHARDS . . . April Bride uncle, Mr. and Mrs. P. Levan and daughter Charlotte; Mrs. Celia Waldman, his great aunt; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ancel; Mrs, Albert Meyer; Mr. and Mrs. Sam Levan, and Mrs. Beatrice Geller—all of Indianapolis.

UCHC Women Will Install

(Continued from Page 16) vvitz, 123 E. 47th St., are going to California to see the final performance on May 4 of Ramona in which their granddaughter, Miss Sandra Du Bow, formerly of Indianapolis, will have the leading role. * * Mr. and Mrs. Sam Levinsky, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Congress, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Popp and Mr. and Mrs. Saul Fogle were among the out-of-town guests present at Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity’s installation on Saturday evening, April 26, in Bloomington. * * Mrs. Sam Elster, 3046 Broadway, will leave May 10 on a trip to Belgium to visit her relatives. While there, she will attend the world’s fair. * * * Honorees . . . A shower was given this week for Serna Rose Goldstein, daughter of Mrs. Fannie Goldstein, 2964 N. Talbott, in honor of Miss Goldstein’s approaching marriage to Theodore Sapper, son of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Sapper of New York City, on June 15 in the Antlers Hotel. The shower was held Tuesday in the Warren Hotel. Hostesses were Mmes. Bernard Frankovitz, Max Goldstein and Jack Alboher. Out-of-town guests at the shower included Mrs. Frank Cohen, Irving Mighdoll and Mrs. Phillip Cohen—all of ConnersYille. * * 5> Members of Zeta Alpha sorority were entertained by the Kodimo club at tTie home of Mrs. Reuben Riskin, 3645 Watson Rd., at 8;30 p. m., Tuesday, April 22. Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Deitz

presented “A Trip to Israel” through movie slides. # * ^ Maurice Joel Levy will be honored on his approaching bar mitzva at a party for the family and out-of-town guests to be given by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lou. E. Levy, 5430 Broadway, Saturday evening. May 3, at Brodey’s Village Inn. A party for Maurice’s friends will be given at Robert Kennington American Legion Post, 42d and College, from 6 to 10 p. m., Sunday, May 4. Chuck Marlowe, disc jockey of WTTV, will emcee the party. Taking Their Posts . . . Elaine Kfoot, -daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kroot, 5831 Washington Blvd., was elected vice-president of the freshman honorary society at Ohio State University. Miss Kroot is vicepresident of the Sigma Delta Tau sorority pledge class. Paul J. Mode Jr. was elected president of the junior class at Cornell University. Buffy Cohen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Cohen, 5509 N. Pennsylvania, is vice-president-elect of the junior class at Indiana University. He'll Roar In .. . Eddie Sachs of Center Valley, Pa., will drive the Ansted-Rotary special at the 42d annual 500Mile Race at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway on May 30. Sachs, who qualified the Schmidt Special last year at 143.822 mph, turned one lap of 130 mph in the spanking new Ansted-Rotary Special Thursday morning. That was a pretty hot one for first-day activity, and especially so since the Ansted car was the first to take the track. Sachs took about 20 laps in practice.

iU AEFi Joins National Frat The Indiana University Beta Iota chapter of Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity was installed as a member of the national fraternity on Saturday evening, April 26 in the university’s Union building. The charter was presented to the Beta Iota president, Eric Greenhut Sr. by Louis Heller, a member of the supreme board of governors. The Indiana University chapter will be the 69th in the national organization. Installed as charter members were Eric Greenhut, Sam Block, Melvin Greenball, Peter Plotke, Donald Rosenfelt and Robert Brown, seniors. Donald Miller, Byron Annis, Anthony Amdur, and Harry Cybulski, juniors. William Silverman, Allan Miller, Jacob Newman Levy, Lawrence M a j ur, Steven Pulver, Herbert Rubin and Fred Fogle, sophomores. Arthur Miller, Jerry Sigalow, Phillip Fishman, Morton Levinsky, and Robert Tillim, freshmen. Alumni, and associate members, and graduates, A. Wenner, Ronald Popp, Melvin Galin, Melvin Goldstein, Sidney Smith, Robert Hornstein, Joel Congress, Kenneth Kaplan,, Max Koenig, Dennis Escol, Marc Lansky, Arthur From, Ivan Greenhut and Howard Rader.

United Central Hebrew sisterhood will install its new officers at a closing luncheon to be held at 12:30 p.m. Thursday, May 8, in the synagogue vestry. Mrs. Irving Birnbaum will formally install the new officers, who include Mrs. David Fogle,president; Mrs. Abe Baker, first ■

vice-president; Mrs. George Snyder, second vice-president: Mrs. Louis Goldstein, third vice-presi-dent; Mrs. Joseph Weisfeld, recording secretary; Mrs. Jack Bunes, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Harry Greenberg, treasurer, and Mrs. A1 Greenberger, financial secretary.

The luncheon will cost $1.50 per person and will be catered by Miss Becky Dobrowitz. Reservations may be made with Mrs. Bunes at CL 5-9743 or Mrs. David Abraham at LI 6-0515.

Domont Named Head Ben Domont has been appointed initial gifts chairman of the 1958 Jewish Welfare Federation Campaign.

F\l~ k c / Nominate

JOE mttR FOR CONFESS

Democratic Candidate An able, hard-working businessman who can, with your help, your, next Congressman to represent you in the 11th District.

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I Q AGE 40—Married, has 5 children. OCCUPATION — Businessman with clean labor record. EDUCATION—DePauw University, A.B. degree. Harvard, M.A. degree (Economics). RELIGIOUS—Clerk of Trinity Episcopal Church.

E BARR'S RECOR MILITARY—U. S. Navy: Four hai'd-fought amphibious landings — Sicily, Salerno, Anzio and South France. Awarded the Bronze Star medal for sinking a submarine off the Anzio beachhead. CIVIC—Member of the Juvenile Court Advisory Board * Member of the Boy Scouts District Council * Former President of the United Negro College Fund * Former Director of Flanner House.

D : POLITICAL EXPERIENCE: 1948— Assistant to the State Committee in the presidential campaign. 1949— Assistant Ward Chairman, Washington Township. 1950— 1952—Co-Ward Chairman, Washington Township. 1952-1956—Treasurer Democratic Central Committee. 1955—Treasurer, Businessmen for Bayt.

BARR f° r Congress Committee

Janies €. Courtney * W. Dan Kibler President Vice-President

Mrs. Ann L. Brown Mrs. Modessa Parr Dr. Ralph E. Hanley William L. Elder Vice-President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer

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