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THE SOUTHERN ISRAELITE
Friday, January 21, 1966
On Jewish Culture
Hadassah Education
Day January 31
“Contemporary Jewish Culture
on the American Scene” will be
explored in depth by the At
lanta Chapter of Hadassah at its
annual Education Day program
on Monday, Jan. 31. The event
will be held in the Hermitage
Room of the Marriott Motor
Hotel from 10:30 a. m. till 2:30
p.m. Members are asked to use
the Cain Street entrance.
Miss Polly Marson, art instruc
tor at the AJCC, will discuss
"Contemporary Jewish Art.’’ A
display of graphics and water
colors from the Jewish Museum
in New York will be shown and
a special group of signed litho
graphs from the Association of
American Jewish Artists of New
York will be sold at the meeting.
A “surprise" project under the
heading of “Show and Tell” has
been planned by the Szold group,
according to Mrs. Edward Stern
berg, education vice president of
the group.
Cantor Isaac Goodfriend of the
Ahavath Achim Synagogue will
present a selection of modern
Jewish songs accompanied on the
piano by Mrs. Fanny Goldstein.
The afternoon session will fea
ture a panel discussion on Con
temporary Jewish Literature,
moderated by Mrs. Herbert Karp,
chapter education vice president.
Dr. Walter Strauss, professor of
Comparative Literature at
Emory University, and Nathan
Loshak, Southern national direc
tor of the Jewish Welfare Board,
Herbert Oster, chairman of the
Hebrew Institute Bar Mitzvah
Membership Campaign, reports
that since the kick-off day of the
membership campaign on Decem
ber 15, just a month ago:
(1) The great majority of past
Honorary Members have already
renewed their membership by
mail;
(2) There has been a tremen
dous increase in response of the
entire community compared to
last year’s Campaign; there are
now several hundred honorary
members of the Hebrew Institute;
(3) Honorary members include
parents of children attending the
Hebrew Institute, and people just
interested in furthering Hebrew
education.
The Board of Trustees of the
Institute, in planning the cam
paign at the end of the year, kept
in mind the important needs of
the school this school year, 1965-
66, which include increased en
rollment of over 100 students
compared with last year, estab
lishing entirely new classes this
year for the first time, replacing
old furniture and equipment of
the school, and adding new types
of teaching aids that are used in
progressive and modem schools.
Mr. Oster noted, “The fine res
ponse of the entire community
once again proves the important
educational role that the Hebrew
Institute plays in our Jewish com
munity. Also, it shows, besides the
community’s great appreciation of
the finest afternoon Hebrew
School in the entire area, a warm
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Mrs. Bernard Gordon and Mrs.
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co-chairmen with Mrs. Karp in
planning the Education Day pro
gram. Mrs. Jack Freedman is in
charge of decorations.
Reservations for the gourmet
luncheon at $2.50 should be made
by January 28 to group reserva
tion chairmen: Herzlia, Mrs.
EDUCATION DAY
Ben Dor Speaker
For But Shalom,
B& I 1 Hadassah
Dr. Immanuel Ben Dor, pro
fessor of biblical archaeology at
Emory University, will be the
guest speaker at the Bat Sha
lom and Business & Profession
al groups of Hadassah Educa
tion Day meeting at 8:00 p. m.,
Tuesday, Jan. 25, at the At
lanta Jewish Community Cen
ter, Room 2.
Dr. Ben Dor will speak on
“Excavating in Israel.” A ques
tion and answer period will fol
low.
There will be an art exhibit
by one of the Bat Shalom mem
bers, Miss Jackie Cohen.
All B&P members who have
not turned in their JNF boxes
are asked to bring them to the
meeting.
understanding and desire to help
the school meet its needs and
carry out its sound plans and
physical improvements for the
future.”
Dr. Isaac Meiseles, principal of
the Hebrew Institute, is very op
timistic with regard to the future
growth of the school, and extend
ed sincere appreciation to each
member of the honorary mem
bership committee for his efforts
in furthering the goals and aims
of the school.
Working with Mr. Oster on this
project are: Dr. Norman S. Anon,
Jerrold Barmann, Dr. Harry L.
Cohen, Aaron Feldman, Mrs.
Sampson Garber and Herbert
Husid.
David Berlin, 875-5703; Kadimah,
Mrs. Dave Miller, 875-2466; Szold,
Mrs. Lou Wiener, 636-4000; Tel
Chai, Mrs. David Berger,
876-8356, or Mrs. Leon Tuck,
634-1819.
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