The Jewish Herald-Voice (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 50, No. 14, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 7, 1955 Page: 4 of 10
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THE JEWISH HERALD-VOICE
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Pioneer Women
Sponsor Luncheon*
Games Party July 13
The Pioneer Women will
hold a Luncheon and Games
Party at the air-conditioned
home of Mrs. George Sokolsky,
3402 Arbor, Wednesday, July-
13, 12:30 p.m. Mrs. Carl Sel-
zer is chairman of the affair
with Mrs. Ben Rudolph, co-
chairman. All who plan to at-
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mortgage for the Hillel Foun-
dation at the University of
Texas. Mrs. Otto Schlamme, a
past president, was elected to
the District Board.
Mrs. Louis Stein, Ways and
Means Chairman, has announc-
ed that the first fund-raising
affair of selling home baked
cookies, pies and cakes at Ran-
dall’s Grocery was very suc-
cessful.
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TWO CONFIRMED AS
NEWARK MAGISTRATES
AFTER LONG DELAY
Newark, N. J. (JTA) — The
Newark City Council has ap-
proved the appointment of A.
Milton Jacobs and William
Hodes as magistrates here, af-
ter a long delay, because of the
opposition of another Council-
man who wanted at least one
Negro to be named to such a
post. At the same time, Coun-
cilman Michael A. Bontempo
abstained from voting on the
confirmation of Jacobs and
Hodes and was quoted by the
“Newark Evening News” as
saying there was no need for
Home for Aged NEWS
Among the outstanding events
of the Spring Season was the
visit to the Home of a young
group of musicians: Judy Mey-
ers, Joy Kern, Sandra Turboff
and William Glick. They were
accompanied by Mrs. M. K. Jes-
sel, Mrs. Jake Wilkenfeld and
Mrs. M. Meyers.
The girls sang solos and in
group—songs in Yiddish and
English—all accompanied by
Bill Glick. Young Glick shows
great promise of becoming a
pianist of note. His playing at
the piano showed rare under-
standing and sensitivity.
The residents of the Home
were much pleased and are
most grateful to the lades who
brought the young people here,
and hope it will not be long
before they call on us again.
—Katie Rudnick.
-- OlO
Some young men these days
confuse starting at the bottom
with getting in on the ground
floor.
ballerina length camellia pink
taffeta dresses and matching
halo hats. They carried cas-
cades of roses.
Camille Bermann, the
groom’s uncle, was best man.
Groomsmen were Ellis Rudy,
Louis Kantor and Howard Kan-
tor. Ushers were Hyman Rudy,
Alan Rudy, Walter Kase, and
Bill Orlin.
Following the reception the
couple left for a trip to New
Orleans.
Out of town guests included
the groom’s mother and his
cousin, Miss Evelyn Bermann,
who came from Luxembourg
City for the wedding.
The bride attended the Uni-
versities of Oklahoma and
Houston. She is a member of
Sigma Delta Tau sorority. The
groom attended Institute Asher,
Bes-Les-Bains, Switzerland.
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Six Models of Two, Three and Four Manual Organs
for Home, Chapel, Large or Small Temple.
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Sisterhood of Brith
Shalom Plans Picnic
The Brith Shalom Sisterhood
plans its first congregational
function with a Family Picnic
Supper at MacGregor Park on
Sunday, July 24. The supper is
designed to include the entire
family and will be held from
4 to 7 in the evening.
Friends of the Congregation
who would like to attend the
affair may do so by calling Jo-
hanna Hoffman, MO-7-1979,
who is in charge of the Ar-
rangements Committee. A mu-
sical program to follow the sup-
per will be announced at a
later date.
Jewish Community
Center Summer Playtime
Summer Playtime, a four
week group program for boys
and girls between the ages of
5 and 11 will begin August 8
thru September 2. The pro-
gram from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Monday thru Friday offers a
variety of activities including
swimming, swim instruction,
arts and crafts, outings, bus
trips, games, dramatics and
singing. Activities are planned
by the youngsters in small
groups, led by two counselors.
Playtimers bring their own
lunches and are served milk
and afternoon snacks. Registra-
tion date will be announced in
the next issue.
9 record and play back
of volunteers at the
. A social hour will fol-
HOUSTON'S MOST DISTINCTIVE CHINESE RESTAURANT
Chinese Dishes AANG*AALe
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tend are asked to make up their Temple Emanu El. Dr. Robert
tables and bring the games of I. Kahn performed the cere-
their choice. Bingo tables will mOny. The bride is the daugh-
be provided. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Manuel
There is limited seating ca- Rudy, 2026 Sunset Blvd., and
pacity so make reservations he is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
early by calling Mrs. Selzer, Marcel Bermann of Luxem-
JA-2-4367 or Mrs. Rudolph, bourg City.
CA-8-7027. Given in marriage by her
A n. 30 .. father, the bride wore a period
A Dinner and Reception gown of pure silk taffeta in
To Honor Mr. and crystal white made with a por-
Mrs. Sol Freed trait neckline framed by 2
•‘M embroidered lace applique and
A dinner and reception hon- bouffant skirt which fell to a
oring Mr. and Mrs. Sol Freed, sweeping court train. Her tier-
tendered by their many friends ed veil of silk illusion was held
in the Houston community, will by a coronet of matching silk
be held Thursday evening, and lace, and she carried a
July 14, 6:30 p.m. in the Blue Bible with orchids and stephan-
Room of the Alabama Caterers, otis
2020 Kipling: t- • Mrs. Ellis Rudy, the bride’s
Mr. and Mrs. Freed, active sister-in-law, and Miss Rosa
workers in many communal ac- Lee Katz, her cousin, were
tivities, are leaving soon to honor attendants. Bridesmaids
make their new home in El were Miss Diane Rudy and
Paso. . . . Mrs. Jerry Bernstein, both
Those wishing to attend this cousins of the bride. They wore
gala affair are asked to make
reservations immediately by
calling Morris Wolf, FA-3-
5523 or JA-2-7181; or George
Perl, JA-3-3587.
ALPHA SIGNA
DELTA SORORITY
Alpha Sigma Delta Sorority
held a meeting June 28 and
plans were discussed for a pic-
nic to be held July 10 and a
Formal on November 26.
Rose Caploviiz Chapter
B’nai B rith Women
To Neet July 14
Mrs. William Loeser, new
president, will preside at the
first summer meeting of Rose
Caplovitz Chapter, B’nai B’rith
Women, July 14, 8 p.m. at the
Jewish Community Center.
Mrs. Mel Lustgarten, program
(hairman, has arranged for
Miss Ann Knight to speak.
Miss Knight has been assoc i-
med with the Plant Depart-
ment of the Southwestern Bell
Telephone Co. for a number of
years and will speak on "Your
Voice is You,” explaining good
telephone usage. To illustrate
her talk she will play record-
ings of telephone voices and
low and the public is cordially
Invited to attend.
At the recent B’nai B’rith
Convention, Mrs. Loeser repre-
sented the chapter in the Pa-
rade of Oversubscriptions in
which Rose Caplovitz donated
a large sum to help bum the
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