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Friday. February 14. 1958
THE SOUTHERN ISRAELITE
Pare Sere
Southern AZ A - BBG List
Convention Award W inners
Newly-elected presidents for
Aleph Zadik Aleph and B’nai
B rith Girls of the Southern
Region B’nai B’rith Youth Organ
ization are Eddie Clein, Atlanta,
and Susan Gumpert, Asheville, it
has been announced by Max
Kirshstein, of Charleston, chair
man of the Southern Region
BBYO Committee.
Other officers of AZA include
Larry Fine, vice-president; Al
bert Barrocas, recording secre-
tary; Larry Cooper, reporter;
Harvey Shuman, sergeant-at-
arms; and Mickey Solomon, area
chairman; all of Atlanta, and
Sam Altman, Charleston, corre
sponding secretary: Leroy Cohen,
Columbia. Treasurer; Shelly
Neider, Columbia, assistant serg
eant-at-arms; Norris Horowitz,
Durham. Chanlain; Mike Levin!
Macon, Joel Dubrow, Charleston!
and Jeff Guller, Charlotte, all
area chairmen.
B’nai B’rith Girls leaders in
clude Dana Kogan. Atlanta, vice
president; Barbara Feldman.
Asheville, recording secretary
and treasurer; Perlanne Gulden.
Atlanta, and Rhonda Shapiro,
Augusta, spirit chairmen; Jackie
Betsill, Atlanta, historian; Jane
Rubin, Columbia, reporter - Glo
ria Greenberg, Atlanta, counsel
lor; and Peggy Alterman, Atlan
ta, contest and awards chairman.
The theme of the convention
was “Southern Region Learns
about Itself,” with Frank Fier-
man, Southeastern Field Direc
tor of the Jewish Welfare Board
serving as discussion leader and
kick-off speaker for all allied
workshops and seminars.
Among advisors from various
communities who accompanied
the youths to convention were
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Spector of
Atlanta, Dickie Isenberg and
Harold Kaslow.
Winners of various contests
featured at convention were:
Larry Cooper, Frank Garson
AZA, Atlanta, first place ora
tory on the topic ‘As I would not
be a slave, so I would not be a
Master” (Lincoln). Leroy Cohen
of Columbus won second place
and Sewall Kahn of Charleston
third place.
AZA Debate — first place, Joe
Rubin and Michael Rubin, Co
lumbia; second place, Don Siegel
and Alan Taranto, Frank Gar-
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50th Anniversary In May
son, Atlanta; AZA southern
regional sweetheart — Lois Levin
of BBG-JOJ, Atlanta, for Frank
Garson AZA. Sol Briebart Good
Sportsmanship Trophy, donated
by Max Kirshstein of Charleston
and Elliott C. Serotta of Augusta,
was won by AZA Rebels of
Macon. Frank Garson AZA, and
Columbia, tied for the coveted
Triest Trophy.
AZA bowling—first place Co
lumbia, second place Atlanta
AZA-134,; third place Savannah,
AZA basketball—“A” league,
Charleston, beat AZA-134, 44-37
for the championship; “B” Lea
gue, Frank Garson, chapter, beat
Augusta 30-28 for the champion-
shiD.
In BBG oratory, Beth Odess of
Asheville, tied for first place;
Myra Satisky of Fayetteville,
won second place and Terry
Beitehman won third place.
BBG story tolling—first place,
Lynne Rachaelson of Columbia,
second place, Linda Silver of
Charlotte, and third place, Jackie
Betsill, DBB, Atlanta. BBG scrap
book — first place, BBG-JOJ,
Atlanta; second place, BBG-39,
Savannah; and third place, BBG-
DBB, Atlanta. BBG poster con
test-first place. BBG-206, Ashe
ville; second place, BBG-277,
Columbia; and third place, BBG-
552, Charlotte.
BBG newspaper — first place,
RRG-176, Atlanta; second place,
BBG-JOJ, Atlanta; and third
place, Augusta, BBG comic song
—first place, No. 350, Columbus;
second place, DBB, Atlanta; third
place No. 39, Savannah. BBG pep
song, first place, No. 350, Colum-
Thrift Shop Sale
February 13-15
The Thrift Shop, a project of
the National Council of Jewish
Women, is having a special sale
from February 13 through 15,
from 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
The sale, which will be held
at Thirft Shop headquarters at
1026 Peachtree St., will feature
children’s, men’s and women’s
wear as well as household furn
ishings.
The Thrift Shop, under the di
rection of Mrs. Bernard Roths
child, is the largest source of
income for Council and proceeds
from its sales go to support its
other projects, such as the Gold
en Age Club and the Jewish
Home.
Mrs. Harvey Jacobson is in
charge of the special sale. More
than fifty members have volun
teered their time to help her.
Door prizes will be distributed
to lucky customers and gifts for
the children will be given.
COLUMBIA — The House of
Peace Congregation of the Beth
Sholom Synagogue will mark its
50th anniversary in May with a
week-end of religious and social
activity, according to Rabbi Har
old Schecter, congregation spirit
ual leader and overall chairman
of the Golden Anniversary cele
bration.
Preliminary plans for the oc
casion indicate that the celebra
tion will begin with a special
Friday evening religious service
and conclude with a dance at the
Columbia Jewish Center. The
dance will feature a nationally-
known orchestra with television
and stage personalities providing
entertainment during the eve
ning.
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Schecter to head up various
phases of the golden anniversary
include David Rosen as program
chairman; Leonard Bogen, tick
ets; Saul Lavisky and Ted Solo
mon, coeditors of a special an
niversary Journal; Joe B. Berry
and Bernard Kline, advertising.
The Akiba Club and Daugh
ters of Israel, synagogue organ
izations, will aid in the celebra
tion. Jimmy Cohen is president
of the Akiba Club and Mrs. Sam
Wengrow heads the Daughters of
Israel.
“Let's wait and
see" - Urrutia
UNITED NATIONS, (AJP) —
Francisco Urrutia, the Secretary
General’s special emmisary to
Jordan and Israel and who had
succeeded in getting the two
states to agree on the Mount
Scopus question, did not show
too great an enthusiasm over his
mission when he was accosted by
the AJP correspondent in a UN
corridor this week.
"Congratulations on your suc
cessful mission,” the AJP re
porter said to the Colombian dip
lomat.
Smiling and in a cautious
mood, Urrutia replied: "Let’s
wait and see . . . Let’s keep our
fingers crossed.”
NEW YORK, (JTA)—A home
owned in Israel by the late Yid
dish writer Sholem Asch, who
died in London last Summer, has
been left to the municipality of
Gat Ram, it was learned here this
week when his will was probated.
The building will house the auth
or’s library and his manuscripts.
His personal property, ,was left to
his widow, Mrs. Matilda Asch.
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bus; second place, BBG-JOJ, At
lanta; and third place, Columbia.
BBG alma mater song—first
place, No. 206, Asheville; second
place, No. 277, Columbia, and
third place DBB, Atlanta.
The Sara Bagen Best All-
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place, No. 350, Columbus, seqorid
place, Macon; and third place,
DBB Atlanta.
AZA 134 Elects
New Officers
Members of AZA Chapter 134
have chosen new officers for the
next six months.
These are Lloyd Mendelson,
Aleph Godol; Steve Krant, Aleph
S’gan; Eric Bossack, Aleph Maz-
kir; Joel Lobel, Aleph Gizbor;
Richard Orenstein, Shofar Go
dol; Harry Schaffer, Shotar Ko-
ton; Mickey Solomon, Aleph
Morah; Jackie Wolf and Martin
Jackel, corres. sec.; Norman
Greenberg, Kohen Sofar, and
David Krant, Kohan Gadol.
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