Jewish Post, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 May 1946 — Page 19

Friday, May 31, 1946

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Muncie Temple To Get Own Rabbi

Special Special SOUTH BEND — Rabbi Harry / MUNCIE—The decision to emZ. Schectman, a former army \ ploy a full-time rabbi was made chaplain and a native of New / by Beth El Congregation at the York City, has been appointed to / annual meeting and election Sunsucceed Rabbi Maurice Parzen at / day, May 19. The congregation Sinai Synagogue. Rabbi Parzen / has previously been served by resigned in January because of / student rabbis from Hebrew ill health and has become Rabbi / Union College, Cincinnati.

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Officers elected at the meeting

married were Berle Plank, president; Ber-

nard Freund, vice president; Mar-

tin Schwartz, secretary; Harry Shevuoth Services — Shevuoth Pazol, treasurer; and Dr. Lawservices will be held Tuesday eve- rence Cline and Archie I^apin, ning and at 9 a.m. Wednesday and trustees. Thursday, with Yiskor at 10:30 a.m. Thursday, in Hebrew Ortho- Notes—M r s. Stanley Schuster, dox and Sons of Israel congrega- Mrs. Selma Witt and Mrs. Lillian tions. Rabbi Aaron M. Rine will Indorf have returned after a few officiate at both synagogues. days’ visit in Kokomo with relSynagogue Notes—Closing ex- stives and friends. . . . Lou Noercises for Temple Beth-El reli- *Yi<* has returned from a buying gious school will be held Sunday, trip in Chicago. . . . Mr. and Mrs. Awards will be given to pupils Bernard Freund were in Chicago for perfect attendance. for a few days. . . . Mr. and itergman Conies to South Bend Mrs. Sam Gold and Mr. and Mrs. —The Rev. Jacob S. Bergman has Alvin Tenenbaum were in Chibeen engaged to serve as Shochet, cago. • . . Mr. Stanley Schuster Mohel and Cantor of the Congre- is in New York on a buying trip,

gation Sons of Israel, and Hebrew Orthodox synagogue. He

Dr. and Mrs. Marty Reiser and daughter are visiting Mr. and

will replace Rev. Louis Feldman Mrs - Si 8 Ftewer. Dr. Reiser is

who resigned recently after 40 years’ service in South Bend.

awaiting orders from the army. . . Mr. and Mrs. Archie Lapin

Cantor Bergman served the Ham- had as their 8 uest last weekend mond, Ind., Jewish community Ml Aaron Flacks of Chicago. . . . for the past five years. Sam Jaffee has returned from Sisterhood Plans “Famine" New York - where he had been Lunch—At the closing sisterhood * or several week. ... A surprise meeting Monday at Temple Beth- was g> ven in honor of El a "Famine Luncheon’’ will be Harry Pazol on his 60th birthday given. The proceeds will be used b >' Mrs - Pazo1 and his brother-in-for food and layettes for Jews in law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ben

Sammies* Novelty Singing Wins Special BLOOMINGTON—The Sigma Alpha Mu glee club, directed by Irving Sablosky, was accorded second place honors in the novelty group in the annual Indiana University Sing, participated in by nearly every major campus organization. "Don’t Take My Pin’’ was the number sung. Notes—Two more pearled Sigma Alpha Mu pins were bestowed by fratres Friday evening evening at the dance as alum Robert Dann of New Castle pinned Miss Betty Jo Sherman, Sigma Delta Tau, and Fra Herman Hurwitz pinned Miss Rhoda Binsky, Indianapolis. Previously, Fra Arthur Fleischaker had given his pin to Miss Rosa Lee Flexner of Louisville. . . . The House presented Fra Irving Sablosky with a gift in token of his approaching marriage to Miss Miriam Miller. . . . Guests for the dance and the week-end were Alumni fratres Robert Dann, New Castle, Herbert Wisch, Whiting, Joe Barnett, Robert Romer, Dick Friedland, and Bob Baerncopf, Indianapolis, Ed Saag, Arthur Grossman, and Jay Marks, Louisville, Bernie Ein and Gene Schwartz, South Bend, Kenny Levin, Terre Haute, Don Dreyfus, Gary, Gerald Mansbach, Fort Wayne, and Chapter Adviser Sol Schwartz.

Delta Phi Epsilon Elects For Next Year Speeittl BLOOMINGTON—D e 1 t a Phi Epsilon, at Indiana University, recently elected officers for 194647. They are Rosalie Baker, junior, Gary, president; Gloria Beer, sophomore, North Bergen, N. J. t vice-president; Mary Lou Ruback, sophomore, Omaha, Neb., treasurer; LaVerne Stein, sophomore, Chicago, secretary; and Natalie Rosene, freshman, Gary, social chairman. Several Delta Phi Epsilon girls have been elected to campus honorary organizations for next year. F'ances Levy, Elsie Oppman, and Sara Toyen were initiated into Tophets, sophomore honorary for organized women, and Frances Levy was initiated into Alpha Lambda Delta, freshman scholastic honorary.

Bar Mitzvah Marvin Gebler SOUTH BEND-Mr. and Mrs. Murray Gebler announce the Bar Mitzvah of their son, Marvin J. Gebler, at Sinai Synagogue at 10 a. m. tomorrow. Rabbi Maurice Parzen will officiate. A reception will be held in his honor at 3 p. m. Sunday at the home of his parents.

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•Jospe Zionist Speaker—Rabbi A. Jospe, director of Hillel Foundation, at Indiana University, will address the South Bend Zionist group Thursday. Rabbi Aaron M.

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Hillel to End Semester This Week-end

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BLOOMINGTON — The final

meeting Hillel service of the semester

which will be held in the Hebrew w ju ^ held tonight, with the inInstitute. dependent men students in Relief for Europe—The Hebrew charge. Mort Hettelman, Jerry Orthodox Men’s Club will assist Cohen, Leonard Cohen, Marvin in boxing food contributions col- Barab and Mort Rosen will oflilected at the Sheltering Home by c j a te and Paul Elisha will speak, different organizations. The An- The annual Hillel Award Bansho Shalom Sisterhood of Misha- quet w jii ^ held at 5 p. m. Sunwaka also donated to the food day with Charles Kaufman of project for overseas relief. Any- Indianapolis as guest speaker, one desiring to contribute food Dr Alfred Jospe wU1 award nilmay leave it at 416 S. Taylor St. j e j Honor Keys and Junior Beth El Elects—New officers of Awards to sewral Slude nts for Temple Beth El are president, outstanding work dur5 ng the past

Victor Freeman; vice president, Maurice Herman; secretary and treasurer. Dr. Isadore Sandock; trustees, Arthur Simon, Ben Traube, Dave Glickman, Julius

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Mrs. Sarah Beck Dies; 111 Several Weeks

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Notes—The Rev. and Mrs. Jacob Beck died Saturday, May 18, Berkover will attend the wedding aJter an illness of several weeks, of Mr. and Mrs. David Ehrenberg Rabbi Joseph Gorfinkel officiated in Chicago. ... Mr. and Mrs. at the funeral services. Phillip Frank, Mr. and Mrs. Zeke Survivors are one son and two Shapiro, and Mr. and Mrs. Morris grandchildren.

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working as a counsellor in the Marx Nathan home in Chicago. He spent the weekend with his parents. . . . Mr. Aaron Freidman returned from Memorial Hospital and is recuperating. . . . Mrs. Isa-

. Ted Goodman and Herb Bairn went to Los Angeles on business. . . . Mrs. Vera Kaufman is leaving for Palestine as a Chalutza. . . . Mr. and Mrs. N. I. Maza and Miss Miriam Maza from Winne-

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discharged. . . . Lt. Col. Stanley Gilbert and his wife and daughter visited in New York. He is on

is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Barney Rothblatt. . . . The following students plan to enter Indiana Uni-

terminal leave. . . . SKT 3/c Ar- versity this semester: Irwin H. thur Weiss, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank, Ruth Greenfield, Samuel Victor Weiss, arrived in the Katz, Lloyd N. Nevel, Betty states. . . . Mr. and Mrs. Louis Stein, Harold Stein, Mishawaka; Glass and Mrs. I. Sofan spent the Bevely Bairn, Marvin T. Borr, weekend in Chicago. . . . Mrs. Sheldon Cooper, Jack Frank, WalNathan Gildenhorn underwent an lace R. Gilman, Rae Golubow, operation and is recuperating in Morris J. Katz, Irwin R. Maza, Memorial Hospital. . . . Harold Mmnette Ochstein, Gerald H. Rubin is vacationing on the west Piyweller, Esther Rabin, Beverly coast and in Ballinger, Texas, as Rossin, Lila Slutsky, Norman the guest of his brother, Frank Weissman, Leslie Leviton and Rubin. . . . Mrs. E. Pabiiow, of Jack Zhiss.

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