Jewish Post, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 September 1959 — Page 3

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I heard a very interesting idea the other day that would perhaps straighten out what can become a big mess to put it bluntly. A clearing house for dates! (Not the boy-girl kind.) It would be nice if all the clubs, social, youth groups, etc., could have a place to call in and give the dates for parties, meetings and so forth. If a group called in and found that there was something else doing on the date they wanted, they could pick another

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If every organization participated and co-operated, each club could draw larger crowds instead of having a crowd split up between several different meetings at one time. It seems to me the center would be. the ideal place, if it would agree to sponsor this. How about it? CLUB CAPERS . . . The Temple Teens are planning a clever skit for their meeting Sunday, Sept. 27. The USY opened their season with a successful dinner- dance last week. Their bulletin, The Shofar. was received by all the members of the group. Editor Ed Zukerman did a fine job on it. The dance chairmen for the Deb-Ette winter dance are Sandy Nathan and Elaine Weinberger The sophomore class from DebEttes are planning their annual party in honor of the rest of ,the Deb-Ette club. The B’nai B’rith Girls have chosen a new name. They will be known as Indianapolis' Shoshanoh (Rose) BBG. They also are inviting any girls between the ages of 14-18 to join their organization. If you are interested call Shelia Davis, president, at CL 5-7802. There will be POK - Swank football game this week end. Swank rush took place last week also. Did You Know , . . The first meeting for those interested in working on the Tel-E-Teen was Sept. 21. There is a new exchange student at Shortridge from France. Her name is Lillian Amedew . . . About all the kids that went out to visit North Central at 3:30 two weeks ago? Brain Monument Unveiling Congratulations go the seniors Who took the National Merit Scholarship test and ranked in the 99, 98, 97 and 95 percentile ’Those who placed highest nationally are Frank Cook, Donald Rothbaum and Joy Weisfeld. Those who missed the top .by one point are Elaine Gilbert and Stu Seligman. Placing on variHOLIDAY GREETINGS! HERMAN L. WILD Manufacturing Jeweler-Designer formerly Located for 20 Years Hi The State life Building

ous spots on down the list are Jeff Brodey, Gerry Brodsky,

AJCommiffee, CRC

To Hear Kellman A luncheon meeting sponsored

by the American Jewish committee here and the Jewish Community Relations Council will hear George Kellman, director of the AJCommittee’s fact finding division, Wednesday, Sept. 30

at the Continental hotel. Kellman, an attorney, has a

long record of fighting un-Amer-ican organizations and has writ-

Gary Goldberg, Joan Paller, Dix--ten on the subject of organized

on Dahn, Jeff Ackerman and bigotry.

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Steve Becker. Gad About . . . If anyone finds a lost POK pin it belongs to Bobby Dock . . . Jack Efi’oymson is out of school at 11:30. Too bad . . . Did anyone find Ellyn Brodey’s car keys? . . . Mickey Maurer is pretty good at playing jokes . . . Robyn Grant is back at Shortridge . . Jean Decker is at North Central.

Mrs. Walter Lichtenstein, president of the JCRC will preside and Mrs. Charles Efroymson, chairman of the local AJCommittee chapter will introduce the speaker. Rabbi William Greenfeld will ocer the invocation and Rabbi Maurice Davis the benediction.

HILLEL BEGINS PROGRAM Purdue university’s Hillel will begin the year with Israeli folk dancing at 5:30 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 27.

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SOCIAL COLUMN (Contineud from Preced. Page) possibility of sponsoring another similar panel where a few other different candidates could appear. After all, it’s rather hard to choose seven board members from double that number after hearing only two of them. And it might be wise to inform any future panelists, that the audience may not be pi’edominantly Jewish. Wednesday night’s meeting drew a fair cross section of the community. o Hebrew and Israeli music will be featured at 8 p.m. Saturday. Sept. 26, when the Jewish community center’s folk sing pre- > sents Gerard M. Petitte The program is open to center I members without fee. Non-mem-1 hers may attend at a cost of $1.

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