Texas Jewish Post (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 25, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 22, 1961 Page: 5 of 12

                                
Engagement
Thursday, Jjune 22, 1961 Texas Jewish Post Fort Worth-Page 5
Community Center Activities
BY I. E. HORWITZ
The followding are a few
of the special activities con-
ducted by community centers
throughout the country and in-
dicate the type of work that
can be done in addition to re-
gular daily programs:
New Haven, Connecticut con-
ducted a story writing contest
and awarded a prize of $200.00
HI ! for the best unpublished story
for children on a Jewish theme.
Allentown, Pennsylvania set
up an institute of Jewish studr
ies. This was sponsored by the
Community Center in colla-
boration with the two syna-
gogues and other local organi-
zations,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
provides an educational pro-
gram for the aged, conducting
classes in English, Citizenship,
Cultural History of the Jews,
and other subjects.
Baltimore, Maryland provid-
es art courses twice a week
|ifor both skilled and unskilled.
New York, New York-One of
MISS BARBARA LYNNE BOMASH
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bomash of
Denver have announced the
the many institutions in New
York works with a group of
patients discharged from a
mental hospital to facilitate
their integration into society.
Cincinnati, Ohio participat-
ing in a Brotherhood week pro-
gram, provided a Three Faith
basket-ball tournament, a nice
way to promote fellowship.
Louisville, Kentucky provid-
es three study courses a week
for the aged, dealing with cur-
rents events, social problems,
etc.
Hartford, Connecticut con-
ducts .a weekly recreational
program for retarded children.
We might state, that while
he community center idea is
•elatively new in Fort Worth them.
it is old throughout the country
Portland, Oregon recently cel-
ebrated its 50th anniversary
and New Orleans, Louisiana its
70th. Centers were organized
nearly 100 years ago under the
names of YMHA and YWHA,
and some still operate under
these names.
The center is an all com-
munity institution and provides
a common meeting ground for
all members of the community.
While it engages in special
work, as indicated above, they
are equipped to serve the phy-
sical and culture needs of all
members of society. If better
programs are needed the com-
munity center can provide
oiversity of Texas. Miss Bomash
s„to',heir a.**-
Barbara Lynn. B.n.sh to Larry ,ted lhis June waj conlmis*ioned
Sylvester Glazer, ... of Mr. and sccond li.„,enant in the Uniled
Mr. Yal. Glazer of 3733 Echo 5lales Arnly.    , member
rf Sigma Alpha Mu fraternity
The (Couple, who plan a Janu-
ary wedding, both attended the
And th« Cowboys.
BAR MITZVAH
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Jay Harold Rosen, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard P. (Bud-
dy) Rosen, 3613 Jeanette Court,
will be Bar Mitzvah next Sat-
urday morning, July 1, at Aha-
vath Sholom Synagogue. Rabbi
Isadore Garsek will deliver the
^charge of responsibility to the
celebrant who is an eighth
student at McLean Junior High
School. A member of Young
Judaea, Jay is the grandson of
Mr. and Mrs. H. Cohen and
Mr. Oscar Rosen of Fort Worth.
Mr. and Mrs. Rosen will hon-
or their son at a Kiddush in the
Ahavath Sholom
Men’s Club
Picnic Sunday
The annual Men’s Club Pic-
nic of Congregation Ahavath
Sholom will be held this Sun-
day, June 25 at Camp Carter.
Gate charge for the Picnic is
fifty cents per adult. Youngsters
in the Hebrew and Sunday
Schools will be admitted free.
The Picnic will begin at 10:00
a. m.
Planned activities include
baseball, sack-racing, footraces,
horseshoe contest, swimming
races and other games.
Leading the activities will be
Frank Schumer, Ted Brown,
A1 Wexler, Julius Blum, Mort
Werner, Sid Korenman, Jack
Sherman and Sherwin Rubin.
m
Gary Noel Howard, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Howard,
3517 Wedgway Drive, will be
Bar Mitzvah this Saturday
morning, June 24, at Ahavath
Sholom Synagogue. Rabbi Isa-
dore Garsek will deliver the
charge of responsibility to the
celebrant. An eighth grade
student at McLean Junior
High School, Gary is the grand-
son of Mr. and Mrs. Isidore
Leff of Fort Worth and Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Hirshowitz
of Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard will
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Synagogue Center following, j honor their son at a Kiddush
No invitations have been is-
sued, all friends are cordially
invited to attend.
Postphoto by Don Barnett
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Eichmann Takes
Continued To Page 4
From Buenos Aires came a
denial this week by Sassen that
Eichmann was drunk when he
dictated his memoirs. An alleg-
ation to that effect had been
made by Dr. Robert Servatius,
Eichmann’s chief defense coun-
sel, in disputing the validity
of the material Sassen obtain-
ed.
There have been 74 sessions
of the court since the trial was
opened, last April 11, at the
Beit Haam. More than 5Q||
journalists from all over the
world were here when Eich-
mann entered his glass enclos-
ed, bullet-proof dock in front
of the eyes and the ears of the
entire world, observing the
(trial through newspaper cor-
respondents, by radio, news-
reels and television.
in the Synagogue Center fol-
lowing. No invitations have
been issued, all friends are
cordially invited to attend.
MELVIN STEIN
Funeral services were held
June 9 in Jackson, Mississippi
at the Baldwin Funeral Home
for Melvin Stein, 71, who died
June 8 in Canton, Miss., while
MRS. ZEBORAH
HENDELMAN
Mrs. Zeborah Hendelman, 79,
who owned and operated a gro-
cery store at 934 W. Belknap
for 20 years, died June 16 in a
Dallas hospital.
Mrs. Hendelman, a native of
Poland, came to Fort Worth in
1921. She had lived two years
in Dallas with a daughter,
Mrs. Mary Dickman.
She was a member of Con-
gregation Ahavath Sholom.
Also surviving are a son,
Morris Hendelman of Fort
Worth; two other daughters,
Mmes. Janet Koslow of Dallas
and Julius Rabinowltz of Fort
Worth; four grandchildren and
three great-grandchildren.
Funeral services were con-
ducted June 18 by Rabbi Isa-
dore Garsek at Robertson-
Mueller-Harper. Burial was in
Ahavath Sholom Cemetry.
visiting friends. He is survived
by his wife Rose, two daugh-
ters: Mmes. Lazar Cohen, Jack-
son, Miss., and Joe D. Ant-
well, Fort Worth and three
grandchildren.
Interment was at Beth Israel^
Cemetery in Jackson._
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