Jewish Post, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 February 1959 — Page 15

f^Tav. February 6, 1959

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51 W. Kessler Blvi. CL ifford 5-4355 J A hearty Hoosier welcome is in order for the 400 OVFTY’ers from fi ve states who are in town this week end for their Midwinter Conclave, being hosted by the local Temple Teens chapter. The week end plans include services, study groups, and social activities, as well as a trip to Big Eagle camp to dedicate the chapel there. I ' —— The conclave’s theme is “Juda- candidates for Councilette Mr. ism Everlasting” and will be Cupid are Larry Greenwald, carried out in the various dis- Barry Silbermann, Steve Caplin, cussions. Jeff Maury Zaft, and Bob Garelick Ackerman is... who just happen to repreconclave chair- sent AZA, SWANK, POK, USY, man, and Bob and Temple Teens in that order Garelick is —what a coincidence! Don’t forchapter prez; get to buy your ticket for the all the TT’ers dance next week; each ticket is have worked worth two votes at the dance, hard to present 9-12 p.m. at the Med Center? a g r e a t con- $2.80 per couple. • i clave for the ^ There doesn’t seem to be much Ehune members of the more buzzin’ around this week; 1 federation . . . we hope every- ( I hope that means everyone lias one lias an enjoyable week end really settled down for the new in Nap town. | semester. So — back to those In case you haven’t heard, the books, see you next week.

Nachlah Event Will Feature Candle Rite The traditional candlelighting ceremony devised many years ago by Cantor Myro Glass will be featured at the 10th annua! Indianapolis Nachlah event set for S p.m. Sunday, Feb. 15, at Congregation B’nai Torah. Each candle is lighted by an individual in honor of a loved one or happy family event or in memory of a departed friend. Cantor Bela Herskovits (P-O, Jan. 30) will present a concert.

Hadassah to Hear Israel Major Major Samuel Shavitt of the Israel army will discuss “The Israel Army and What It Means to the Survival of Israel” at a Hadassah study group meeting at the home of Mrs. Sam Wolf, 5202 Washington Blvd., at 3 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 12. Mrs. Abe Kulwin and Mrs. Myron Weinstein will be cohostesses.

Home Unit Sets Tea at Mansion Miss Frances Farmer, television personality, will be guest of honor at a tea to be held by the Indianapolis chapter of the Jewish National Home for Asthmatic Children at 2 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 12, at the governor’s mansion. Professor Simon Englander and his trio will provide a musical program. The chapter will hold its yearly fund-raising event, a donor luncheon, at 12:30 p.m March 3, at the Sheraton-Lin-coln Hotel.

IHC Sisterhood to Play Game Called 'U-Gram' Indianapolis Hebrew sisterhood will play a game called “UGram” at a luncheon meeting set for 12:30 p.m. Monday, Feb 9, at the temple. Uniongram chairman, Mrs. Morris Stoner, is in charge of i the program. Luncheon reservations may be made by calling Mrs. Harold Weil, CL ifford 50625.

Symphony Concert Set Izler .Solomon and the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra will devote the second half of the program of their eighth pair ot subscription concerts to “The Bells” by Rachmaninoff. The concerts are scheduled for Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 7-S.

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Jeanette Garmel And Joseph Bloom Become Engaged Mrs. Rebecca Mickel of Seattle, Wash., announces the engagement of her granddaughter, Jeanette Garmel of Indianapolis, to Joseph Bloom. Mr. Bloom is the son of Mr and Mrs. David Bloom, 2930 Park, and is a senior at Purdue U Diversity in engineering sciences. Miss Garmel attended the University of Washington in Seattle, and is affiliated with Phi Sigma Sigma Sorority. The couple is planning a summer wedding.

BB WOMEN TO HEAR SLATE OF OFFICERS The nominating committee of B’nai B’rith Women Menorah chapter 924 will present a slate of officers at a meeting of the chapter at 8 p.m. Monday, Feb. 9, at the Glendale auditorium. Serving on the nominating committee are Mmes. Jerome Segal, David Weintraub, Howard Kwitny, Walter Moos, Robert Arkin and Ike Nisenbaum. A card party is also on the program.

Baruch Mark Monument Will Be Unveiled Feb. 15 A monument in memory of the late Baruch Mark will be unveiled at 2 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 15, at the Ezras Achim Cemetery. Rabbi Nandor Fruchter and Cantor Yilzchok Jade will officiate.

guild to eye party plans

Tlie Temple Sisterhood Flower Guild will go over plans for its forthcoming card party at a meeting set for 9:30 a.m. to 2 Pm. Thursday, Feb. 12, at the White Cross Service Center,

UOl Boulevard Place.

The card party will be held at 1 p.m. Monday, Mai’ch 9, at Block’s auditorium. Tickets are $1- each and may be obtained by railing Mrs. Leo Levey, CLiff°rd 1-5696, or Mrs. David Stein-

berg, CL ifford 1-7814.

Bmndeis Women To Get on Phone In Member Drive Local telephone lines will hum Feb. 15 when members of the Indianapolis chapter of Brandeis! University national women’s committee get on the phone to help spark a nation-wide drive for more members. MRS. FRANK BARNETT is local chairman of the chapter’s Tel-e-phone Day, and Mrs. David Leventhal, co-chairman. Dr. Abram L. Sachar, Brandeis University president, will be saluted on his 60th birthday that: day. Local “Telephone Belles” will participate in the day’s activities with a birthday party tied in with the_ telephoning of prospective members. The “Belles” will meet at the offices of Alsco Mfg. Co. and will use the company’s switchboard lines to make calls on a i-otating basis. CHAPTER members participating as “Telephone Belles” in • elude Mmes. Jack. Efroymson, Max Farb, Ralph Fink, Fred Fishman, Eugene Friedmann, J. William Julian, David Gold, I. PI. Katz, Edward Kaufman, Maujrice Menalan, Jack Maurer. Nat Morgan, S. Perlov, Louis Schwartz, William Borman, Alvin Cohen, Charles Efroymson Samuel Kroot, Marvin Lasky, Walter Lichtenstein, Albert ReuI ben, Maurel Rothbaum, and Stanley Goldberg, and Miss Florence Goldberg. Mrs. Jack Larman, hospitality chairman, is in charge of the arrangements for the birth-

day party.

The university’s women’s committee is dedicated to the support of the university library, which it considers the ’heart bf the university.

Publicity must be written, not "Phoned in.

Robert Stolkin Brother Dies in Chicago at 68 Dr. Joseph Stolkin, 68, of Chicago, brother of Robert Stolkin of Indianapolis, died Saturday. Jan. 31, in Michael Reese Hos-

pital in Chicago.

Dr. Stolkin, a former Indianapolis resident, was buried in Mt.. Mayriv Cemetery, Chicago, after services Monday in Furlh

Funeral Home there.

He had been a practicing optometrist in Chicago for the

40 years.

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