Jewish Post, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 November 1953 — Page 2

THE NATIONA' JEWISH POST

Friday, November 6, 1953

CH Congregation Installation Set Dec. 13 The installation dinner of the Central Hebrew congregation will be held at 6 p.m., Sunday, Dec. 13, at the congregational vestry

Mrs. Sidney Freedman will i cater the chicken dinner; Louis Elkovitz is chairman of dinner;

arrangements.

For reservations call PI. 4172; GL 0897; Wa. 5119. Admission is

by ticket only.

Harry Dobrowitz to Be Bar Mitzvah of Nov. 13 Mrs. Belle Dobrowdtz announces the bar mitzvah of her son, Henry Morton, to take place at services at 8:30 p.m., Friday, Nov. 13, and 10:30 a.m.. Saturday, Nov. 14 at Beth El temple. Relatives and friends arjf in-

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Returns from Service Stanley Rosenberg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rosenberg, has returned from service after serving two years in the air force.

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JACKSONVILLE, Fla . — A i daughter w’as born here recently to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Greenberg, formerly of Indianapolis. The grandparents are Dr .and Mrs. Lee Greenberg. * « * | A son, Michael, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Sol Blickman, Oct. 24.

FoMc Singer Vivien Richman To Entertain at Kirshbaum Folk singer Vivien Richman will entertain at a cabaret-style event at 8 p. m., Sunday, Nov. 22 at Kirshbaum. Miss Richman, who accompanies hersell on a guitar, has a repertoire including songs in English, Scottish, American, Yiddish, Israeli, Finnish, German, and Rumanian. She has appeared on many

television programs in Pittsburgh and on radio shows in Pittsburgh

and New York.

A specialist in her field, she conducts illustrated lecture-recital courses on folk music as well as singing engagements. Cider and doughnuts wUl be

Sagalowskys Mark 50th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sagalowsky will celebrate their Golden anniversary with an open house at their home, 4021 Washington

Max Gerber, 59, Dies in Chicago Max Gerber, 59, Indiana manufacturer and philanthropist, died Sunday in his home in Chicago after a short illness. A native of Bylostock, Poland. Mr. Gerber came to the United States as a child and rose to prominence as a plumbing supplies manufacturer. He played a large role in the ; building of the Jewish temple in Kokomo and was a generaus con- | tributor to churches of all denominations. He maintained residences in Kokomo, Chicago, New ! York city, and Miami, Fla. I Funeral services were held Tuesday in the Pizer funeral ! home in Chicago with burial in ' the same city. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Lottie Gerber; a son, Oscar Gerber; a daughter, Mrs. Harriett Lewis, and five grandchildren, all of Chicago.

served during intermission and blvd., between 3 and 5 p.m., Sunthe guest artist will lead com- day, Nov. 8. munity singing. There will also; Relatives and friends are in-

be social dancing. Table reservations must be made at the office. Persons who have ukeleles, guitars, mandolins, recorders, banjos, or other instruments, and who want to organize a folk arts group with Miss Richman’s help, are invited to meet her during tffe weekend of her performance here. Further information may be obtained by calling Mr. Goodman, WA-2401.

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Hammond B'nai B'rith Testimonial Dinner Set j HAMMOND — B’nai B’rith I America Lodge No. 901 is sponsoring a testimonial dinner in honor of Jerry and Bernice Arkis who are leaving the community.

Temple Flower Guild Meeting Set Nov. 12 The Temnle Sisterhood Flower Guild wl’i hold its regular meeting 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m., Thursday, Nov. 12 at the White Cross Service Center, 1701 Boulevard pi. Any Jewish woman is eligible for membership in the Guild. For information contact Mrs. Louis Sentir or Mrs. Max Thon.

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Louis H. Glueck, 73, Dies in Gary GARY —Louis H. Glueck, 73, died Sunday. Mr. Glueck was a member of j Temple Israel congregation. Services were held Tuesday in i Temple Israel, with burial in Temple Israel cemetery. Survivors include his widow, Beulah S.; two brothers, David and Isaac Glueck; a son, Charles H., and five grandchildren.

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Tweenteen Canteen 1 Starts at Kirshbaum “Tweenteen Canteen,” a new program for 12 to 15-year-olds, will be inaugurated at from 2 to 4 p.m., Sunday, Nov. 8, at Kirshbaum. The new program was announced this week by Ed Weg, Jewish Community Center association director of youth activities. College Football will provide the theme for the opening party. There will be dancing, refreshments, and entertainment free of charge to center members and at a cost of 25 cents to non-members. Larry Herlick, former Big Eagle Camp counsellor, recently director of children’s activities at Omaha, Neb., Jewish Center, and presently a graduate student at the Indiana university division of social service, will be in charge of the canteen. It is planned to hold "Tweenteen Canteen” twice a month. Dates and programs for future parties will be announced well in advance.

Unveil Glazier Memorial A monument in memory of Joseph Glazier will be unveiled at 2 p.m., Sundey, Nov. 15, at Knesses Israel cemetery. Rabbi Raphael Slobo will officiate. Relatives and friends are invited.

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