Jewish Post, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 November 1959 — Page 2

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The National Jewish POST and OPINION

Friday, November 6, 1953

SOCIAL CO LU M N

MRS. JAMES LEEDS HEADS JCC THEATRE

By CYRILLE MELROSE MEIrosc 4-1307 Mrs. James Leeds has been elected px'esident of the Jewish community center’s adult theater workshop. • She’ll be assisted by Mrs. Milton Bohard, vice-president; Mrs. Morris Cohen, secretary; Milton Bohard, treasurer; and Myron Kirsh, business manager. This energetic group meets on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month at 8:30 p.m. to .learn acting technique, directing, scene design and construction, and a myriad number of other useful things they can use in summer barn theater productions. There’s room for more members, so call the center for further infoi'mation.

nice to know£ • Shortridge

student Marcia

of the Indianapolis Civic Ballet "event given by the bride’s parcompany in recent tryouts. She ents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kirsh. studies ballet at the Ballet The- Mr. and Mrs. Louis E.- Brun-

ner will welcome friends at an open house from 4 to 7 p.m.

ater School of Indianapolis. Abraham I. Millman, son of .

Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Millman,' Sunday, Nov. 15, in their new 4630 Norwaldo, was elected pre-1 residence at 6045 Crows Nest

sident of the student council

board at: Indiana university extension Oct. 30. He’s a junior studying pre-law. ROSALIND Gottlieb, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abe Gottlieb, 3034 Broadway, is now convalescing in Memorial Decatur hospital, room 214, Greensburg, Ind. She will appreciate hearing from her many friends. A Nov. 8 reception in Harlingen, Tex. will honor the marriage of Daniel Barry Fromhoff and his bride, the former Sharleen Ester Kirsh, who were married Oct. 18,' in B’nai Israel synagogue, Corpus Christi, Tex. THE BRIDEGROOM’S parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nat Fromhoff,

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IHC To Host State Rabbis Indianapolis Hebrew congregation will host an allday meeting of the Indiana Council of Rabbis Thursday, Nov. 12. • Rabbi Maurice Davis will deliver a paper on “A Reform Approach to Halacha,” and the IHC sisterhood will provide a kosher luncheon for the guests.

CITY OF HOPE DIRECTOR TO TALK City of Hope’s Indianapolis chapter will hear Ben Horwitz, executive director of the Duarte, Calif., medical and research center, at 8:15 p.m. Monday, Nov. 16, in the B’nai Torah vestry. Now on a Midwestern speaking tour, Horwitz will discuss and describe the hospital and laboi'atories at this regular meeting which is being held on that date to accommodate his schedule,

Befli-El Ladies To Hear Kabbi Sky Rabbi Harry Z. Sky will discuss “A Look at Herman Wouk" at a Beth-El Zedeck sisterhood dessert luncheon at 1 p. m. Monday, Nov. 9. Chairmen are Mmes. Sander Leventhal and Herbert Melrose. Hostesses are Mmes. Maurice Weinstein, Lester Waldman, Abe Wides, Robert Tzucker and Louis Stillerman.

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This is A Celestial Ball!! Glittering satellites and sputniks for the Indianapolis Hebrew congregation’s “Celestial Ball,” 9 p.m. to 1 a.m., Saturday, Nov. 7, are being made by (left to right) Mmes. Manfred Julius, Gus Rosen, Charles Feibleman and Marvin Sablosky. The evening’s highlight will be a stage show, “Love and Marriage.” No tickets will be sold at the door. They' may be purchased from ticket captains and workers or by mailing checks to Mrs. Robert Romer, 6727 N. Pennsylvania. PAULA SHUJRMAN BECOMES ENGAGED TO DR. FALEMDER Mr. and Mrs. Louis Stillerman, j Miss Stillerman attended Indi6925 Park ave., announce the en-' ana university. Her fiance is a gagement of their daughter, graduate of lU’s school of denPaula Portia, to Dr. Richard tistry. He is a member of Zeta Falender. j Beta Tau social fraternity, and Dr. Falender is the son of Mr. ' Alpha Omega, dental fraternity, and Mrs. Apch Falender, 4369 j The couple plans a summer Central ave. wedding.

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The teen clearing board is finally a reality. As a result of a meeting held on Oct. 20 at which POK, Swanks, AZA, BBG, DebEttes, Links, Councilettes, Temple teens, and USY were represented, the following resolutions

came about:

1. A teen social clearing book to be established as of Nov. 1. 2. Each group will, (although it is not mandatory that they do so) register all social activities and meetings in this book. 3. That as a gentlemen’s agreement, a group will attempt to consult this register as a part of the club’s planning procedure, and will whenever possible attempt to avoid conflict with another organization. 4. It was realized that at times programming conflicts

were unavoidable. When such conflict occurs it would be the responsibility of the group (which created the conflict) to

attempt to arbitrate.

5. In all cases the infringing group would contact the first registered group to notify them of the existing conflict.

Chatter

Splatter . . . This weekend is a rather quiet one' since many senior boys are at the Sammy rush at Indiana university. . . . Congratulations to Temple teens on the big success of their drive for UNICEF. . . . Happy Birthdays to Dale Smulyan and Marty Gelman. . - • Judy Epstein and yours truly spent a wonderful weekend up at the University of Wisconsin. . . *

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