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Pace Eight
THE 80DTHERN ISRAELITE
Friday, November 9, 1956
Temple Sisterhoods, UAHC Council
Tell Program of Macon Parley
MACON — Upwards of 300 del
egates, rabbis and visitors are ex
pected here Nov. 17-19 for the
biennial convention of the South
eastern Federation of T emple
Sisterhoods and meetings of the
Southeast Council of the Union
of American Hebrew Congrega
tions and the Southeast Associa
tion of Reform Rabbis.
The three-day session marks
the first time Macon and Temple
Beth Israel Sisterhood has play
ed hostess to the regional con
vention in more than 20 years
and members of the local org
anization are putting the finish
ing touches to convention plans
that have been in the works for
mgny months.
Advance registration has been
gratifying and indications arc
that the 30 local sisterhoods in
the three-state area of Alabama,*
Florida and Georgia will be of
ficially represented. In addition
to the delegates, scores of visitors
are expected.
In conjunction with the sister
hood convention, an important
meeting of the SEC is scheduled
with delegates in attendance
from Alabama, Florida, Georgia,
South Carolina, Cuba, Panama
and the Dutch West Indies.
On the final day of the sister
hood convention, Reform rabbis
of the Southeast area will hold
a session at which the annual
election of officers is scheduled.
Featuring the convention pro
gram will be addresses by two
distinguished leaders in Reform
Judaism, Dr. Joseph R. Narot,
rabbi of Miami’s Temple Israel
and Miss Jane Evans, executive
director of the National Federa
tion of Temple Sisterhoods.
Miss Eva*s will address the
convention at a banquet Saturday
(Nov. 17), evening. Dr. Narot will
speak at a lunchceon Sunday
(Nov. 18), taking as his subject,
"Reform Judaism, Yesterday, To
day and Tomorrow.”
On Sunday evening, Rabbi Jay
Kaufman, assistant to President
Maurice N. Eisendrath of the
Union of American Hebrew Con
gregations, will deliver a ser-
monettc during services at Ma
con’s Temple Beth Israel.
The convention program for
both organizations — SEFTS
and SEC — is one designed to
embrace all phases of their ac
tivities and interests.
Members of the local cpngre-
gation and sisterhood who have
contributed to convention ar
rangements under the leadership
of Mrs. Frank M. Happ, Beth
Israel Sisterhood president, and
Myer O. Sigal, SEC president,
with invaluable assistance from
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Rabbi Israel J. Gerber, Dothan,
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Newton J. Friedman, of Macon’s
Temple Beth Israel, feel that the
SATURDAY, NOV. 17
J0:30 a.m.—Temple Services.
4-6 p.m.—Oneg Shebbat—SEFTS
Pioneer Women I
To Hear S. Grant
The Pioneer Women Club 1
will meet Wednesday, Nov. 14,
at 2 p.m., at the Atlanta Jewish
Community Center.
Seymour Grant will discuss
Kibbutz life in Israel for the
members. Mr. Grant has lived in
Israel for nine years and is now
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mr.
Eli Grant of Atlanta.
A musical program has been
arranged. Members and friends
are invited.
N. I. Sisterhood Plans
Hanukah Carnival
The Shearith Israel Sisterhood
will hold its annual Hanukah
Carnival, Sunday, Nov. 18, from
2 to 6 p.m., at the S. I. Edu
cational Building, 1140 University
Dr„ N. E.
The children of the Sunday
school will assist the grade
mothers in planning and pre
paring the entertainment booths.
Together with the entertainment
there will be potato latkes, sand
wiches, cakes and drinks.
Mrs. I. M. Pintchuck and Mrs.
Harry Shartar are overall chair
men of this affair, and will be
assisted by members of the sis
terhood.
A door prize will be given. Fa
vors for all children who attend.
You need not be a member of our
Sunday School to attend.
program will provide inspiration
and rededicatidn to the works
and principles of SEFTS and
SEC.
Board—Hotel Dempsey, Mirror
A.A. Youngsters Hold
Spirited Elections
Ahavath Achim Educational
Center was the scene of two
spirited election campaigns this
past week as members of the
Junior Congregation and the
United Synagogue Junior chose
new officers.
The school floor had been de
corated with candidate signs,
posters, leaflets and other elec
tioneering paraphernalia. Cam
paign addresses and rallies were
held at different assemblies and
meetings. Parents and relatives
have been assisting the young
people.
Election at the voting booths
showed the U.S.J. had elected
this slate of officers: Susan Ell-
man, president; Judy Cohen, vice
president; Gail Scobel, secretary;
Dale Pomerance, treasurer, and
Sherry Kessler, sergeant-at-arms.
Junior Congregation members
wound up their balloting on No
vember 8, with returns as yet
unnanounced.
Final Plans Told
For U.S.Y. Program
Finari plans have been com
pleted for the ‘‘Night Club in
Tel Aviv” affair to be given by
the United Synagogue Youth of
the Ahavath Achim Synagogue,
at 8 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 10 at
the A. A. Educational Center.
' Music will be presented by
Rudy Brown and his orchestra.
The main door prize will be 500
dollars worth of H. & S. Green
Stamps to be given by the Big
Apple Stores, and other door-
prizes by Berry Rittenbaum. Re
freshments will be served. Ad
mission is one dollar per person.
The public is invited.
JOJ Girls Sell ART
Tickets as Fund Project
J. O. J. B’nai B’rith Girls chap
ter is selling tickets to the movie
‘‘Simon and Laura” which will
start on November 21, at the
Peachtree Art Theatre, as its fund
raising affair of the year. A per
centage of the proceeds will go
to charity.
The movie “Simon and Laura,”
is a British Comedy, and will run
for at least a week. The tickets
are good any time.
Atlanta ZOA Meet
Nov. 12 to Feature
Crisis in Israel
A program designed to answer
questions arising from the sit
uation in the Middle East is
scheduled for the meeting of At
lanta Zionist District at 8:15 p.m.,
Monday, Nov. 12, at the Jewish
Community Center.
Leading off the discussion will
be Robert Travis, past president
of the ZOA Southeast Region and
veteran Zionist leader; Barney
Medintz, active Jewish communi
ty leader and a member of the
National UJA Cabinet and cur
rently national chairman, Public
Relations Committee of the At
lanta Jewish Community Coun
cil, and Mrs. Louis Smith, pres
ident of Atlanta Hadassah.
Ben Golden, district president,
in announcing the meeting said
“It is necessary in this critical
moment for the Jewish commun-
ty to be clear as to the issues
and to be equipped with answers.
The meeting is open to the
public.
Pre-Teens Form New
Young Judaean Club
A group of pre-teens recently
met at the home of Barbara
Schecter on University Drive and
decided to become a link in the
chain of Young Judaean groups
all over the world.
They decided to call themselves
“The Daughters of Judaea.” Of
ficers were elected as follows:
Donna Piassiek, president, Leslie
Israels, vice president, Barbara
Schecter, secretary, and Lisa Os-
trow, treasurer.
All future meetings will be held
at the Jewish Community Center.
Appointed as advisors of the
group are Mrs. Reba Slotin and
Rhalda Sherbell.
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4-7 p.m.—Registration—Hotel Dempsey—Mezzanine.
7:30 p.m.—Reception—Civic Room.
8 p.m.—Banquet—Hotel Dempsey—Walter Little Room. Speaker:
Miss Jane Evans, executive director, National Federation
of Tei/iple Sisterhoods.
SUNDAY, NOV. 18
8 a.m.—Registration—Hotel Dempsey.
8- 9:30 a.m. -SEC President’s Breakfast- Dempsey Mirror Room.
SEFTS President’s Breakfast—Dempsey Pine Room.
9:30-10 a.m. SEFTS Committee Meetings.
fl:30-Noon SEC Business Meeting- Mirror Room.
10 a.m.-Noon SEFTS Business Meeting—Civic Room.
12:30-2 p.m.—SEC-SEFTS Joint Luncheon Walter Little Room. Speak
er: Dr. Joseph R. Narot, rabbi Temple Israel, Miami, Fla.
2:30-4 p.m. -SEC Business Meeting.
2:30-4 p.m. -SEFTS Workshops.
Large Sisterhoods Civic Room.
Small Sisterhoods—Pine Room.
4-5 p.m. Religious School Workshop- Walter Little Room. Leader:
Mr. Jack Salz, executive director, the Temple, Atlanta, Ga.
5-5:30 p.m. -Operation Sisterhood- Exhibits- B Room.
7-8 p.m.—Buffet Supper- Beth Israel Temple Vestry.
8 p.m.—Service—Beth Israel Temple.
Sermon Rabbi Jay Kaufman, Assistant to President,
Union of American Hebrew Congregations.
9 p.m. Entertainment- Beth Israel Temple Vestry.
MONDAY. NOV. 19
9- 12 Noon—SEFTS Business Meeting- Mirror Room.
10- 12-NOON -Southeast Association of Reform Rabbis Business
Meeting—Dempsey A & B Room.
12:30 p.m. SEFTS Luncheon- Walter Little Room.
12:30 p.m.—SARR Luncheon Dempsey Hotel.
2 p.m.— SEFTS Post -Convention Meeting.