Jewish Post, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 August 1959 — Page 3
1959
Tbe National Jewish POST and OPINION
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Israelii Social Worker Makes An Excellent Ambassador
(Continued From Page 2 dren into the country’s social and cultural life. Matari would like to see more young people from America come to Israel .in cultural exchange programs, and he believes that Israelis can offer something simlar to Americans particularly in t l ie stimulation of Jewish life here. HE SPOKE glowingly of the ways in which Israelis celebrate the Jewish holidays, and said that he believed -such a cultui'al exchange would help to stimulate American Jewish life. A third-generation sabra, Matari is married and has two daughters. He related that the women in Israel do not influence the family in I'eligious matters in the same way as the women in America. There the family does not attend services together on the Sabbath on Friday bights he said, as there is no congregational participation as in this country. "Women in Israel are more active in political parties, and most of them think if they are active outside the home, it will disturb their housework. Modern conveniences and education makes this difference.” Matari feels that one of the Israeli government’s main problem now is the separation of church and state. "Americans think that we should be more religious in Israel,” he said, "but our younger generation doesn’t agree with this.” The young social worker left Indianapolis this week for a review of his visit in Cleveland and then will visit Washington, D. C. and New York City. Next week The POST and OPINION will discuss more of his impressions of America.
NISSAN MATARI . . . Lauds Exchange Programs
Mrs, Sarfaty Dies In Auto Accident Mrs. Esther Sarfarty, 72, was struck and killed by a car at 33rd st. and College ave. Aug. 16. A native of Yugoslavia, Mrs. Sarfaty had resided here for the last 45 years and was the widow of Isaac Sarfaty. She had resided at 517 E. 33 st. She was a member of Etz Hayem congregation (Sephardic), its Hebra Kadisha group, the Deborah sisterhood, and Congregation B’nai Torah. Mrs. Sarfaty is survived by seven daughters, Mmes. Abe Becker, Albert Calderon, Morris Calderon, Albert Nahmias and Sol Mordoh of Indianapolis; Fred Benjamin and Don Mishoulam, Chicago; three sisters, Mmes. Ann Morris, Miami Beach, Fla.; Allegra Baruch, Indianapolis; and Hyman Farasch, Rochester, N. Y.; and 18 grandchildren.
Dr. Rosenberg
Is Engaged
To Chicago Girl
Stella Jacobs Weds Mr. Lakes
Now honeymooning in Florida and Bermuda are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lakes, who were married Aug. 15, by Rabbi Nandor Fruchter at the home of the
Mrs. Nathan Levinson. Chica-! bride * s coutlns, Dr. and Mrs. go, has announced the engage- i Samuel Goldman, 428 Woodmere ment of her daughter, Miss Fran- dr i V e.
The bride is the former Stella Jacobs, 6040 Hillside W. dr., daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jacobs. Her husband is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Laks, Milwaukee. He has been residing at 3710 N. Meridian, and is a graduate of
cine Zelma Levinson to Dr. Gabriel Joseph Rosenberg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Pinkus Rosenberg, 4022 N. Emerson st. MISS LEVINSON is an Indiana university alumnus and member of Sigma Delta Tau
sorority.
Dr. Rosenberg, a captain with,
the Air Force at Goose Bay, Lab-1 Ma "« uc « e unlvers !»- rador, is an alumnus of the IU! The couple were honored by school of medicine. lie interned' Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Ashat Cook county hospital, Chicago kenaz in their home, Aug. 9, and will continue his residency j with a buffet supper and gadget
in pediatrics at the IU medical shower,
center, when he returns from the
service.
HIS memberships include Zeta Beta Tau fraternity and Phi Delta Epsilon medical fraternity. The couple is planning a Nov. 29 wedding in Chicago.
Mmes. Meyer O. Jacobs and Maurice H. Jacobs entertained the bride with a miscellaneous shower and luncheon Aug. 8, at the Continental hotel.
GOLDEN AGERS TO PLAN PICNIC, MOVIES The Golden Age club will close their current season with an allday picnic beginning at 11 a.m. Tuesday, Aug. 25, at the Jewish community center picnic grounds. Mrs. Emanuel Deitz will show movies from Israel during the affair. Mrs. Max Schreier is chairman of the picnic. SUBSCRIBE TO THE POST lor Jewish news locally, nationally, and internationally.
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