The Southern Israelite. (Augusta, Ga.) 1925-1986, June 10, 1966, Image 5

The Southern Israelite., June 10, 1966, Image 5

About The Southern Israelite. (Augusta, Ga.) 1925-1986 | View Entire Issue (June 10, 1966)

Page of 12

Prev Issue Next Issue

Text PDF JP2 (853.2 KB) Clip/Print Image

Page of 12

Prev Issue Next Issue

Return to Top

Newspaper Page TextFriday, June 10, 1966 Pile Fire District 5 B'nai BVith To Meet in Baltimore B’nai B’rith Men and Women of District 5 will convene in Baltimore on June 12-15. Rabbi Jay Kaufman, executive vice president of B’nai B’rith, will give the keynote address at a joint meeting session on Sun day night, June 12. On hand to bring greetings will be Maryland’s Governor J. Millard Tawes, Baltimore Mayor Theodore R. McKeldin, B’nai B’rith Women District 5 Presi dent Mrs. Melvin Siegel, and president of the Maryland State Asssociation of B’nai B’rith Lodges, Philip Kershner. Special entertainment will be a choral presentation by the Aviva Chapter B’nai B’rith Girls from Atlanta, under the direc tion of Morton Gininger. Attention Campers We Recommend NYLON SWIM SUITS FOR CAMP Quick Drying Carefree Colors Black - Green Gold - Royal Navy - Red BOYS Miss Bobbi Cantor, president of District 5 BBG, and Teddy Geffen, Aleph Godol of District 5 AZA from Savannah will ad dress the B’nai B’rith Women. Annual reports are to be pres ented by the district director, Mrs. Maurice Goldberg, Mrs. Siegel, and Mrs. Paul Lipkin, president elect. Mrs. Israel Wilen, Atlanta, will preside at the Awards Luncheon on Monday. At this time chapters will be recognized by the district chairmen for out standing accomplishments. “Vital Issues of the Decade” will be the theme for a joint Anti-Defamation League pro gram on Monday evening. Theo dore Freedman, Southern re gional director of ADL, will serve as moderator of a panel to discuss these issues. Panelists will include Hon. Charles L. Weltner, Congressman, Atlanta; Robert R Nathan, attorney, author and economist, Washing ton, and Benjamin Epstein, na tional director ADL, New York. A summation will be given by Jason Silverman, Maryland- D.C. director, ADL. A joint luncheon on Tuesday will highlight community and veterans service. Dr. Louis Kap lan, president, Baltimore He brew College, will address all delegates at the Adult Jewish Education program on Tuesday evening. Mrs. Joe Goldstein, past pres ident of the District 5 B’nai B’rith Women will install new ly elected officers with the ex ception of the president on Wed nesday morning. One of the outstanding social functions of the convention will be the culminating joint instal lation banquet in the Everson Ballroom on Wednesday even ing. Rabbi Samuel Rosenblatt, Beth Tfiloh Congregation, will offer the invocation and bene diction. Toastmaster of the even ing will be E. Albert Pallot, vice-president, Supreme Lodge of B’nai B’rith, from Miami. Installation ceremonies for the Southern Obituaries $3.45 GIRLS $6.75 Special Sale on all Tennis Equipment ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT CO., INC. Amity Mall Piedmont Road and Monroe Drive 174 - 3444 Ben Berliner Ben Berliner, 76, of Savan nah died May 24. Funeral services were held May 28 with Rabbi A. I. Rosen berg and Rabbi I. M. Aisen- stark officiating. Interment was in Bonaventure Cemetery. A retired merchant and a na tive of Poland, he had lived in Savannah since 1921. He was a member of Congregation B’nai B’rith Jacob, the JEA and of Chevra Kadisha. Survivors include tw» sonp, Jack and Sam Berliner; two daughters, Mrs. Henry White- man, Savannah, and Mrs. Leo Rudick of Charleston; six grand children and two great grand children. Miss Minnie Levin Miss Minnie Levin, 58, of At lanta, died Thursday, June 2. Graveside services were held June 3 in Greenwood Cemetery. Rabbi Harry H. Epstein and Cantor Issaac Goodfriend offic iated. Survivors include three bro thers, Sol, Barron and Morris Levin, all of Atlantna. We have moved to New and Modern Offices! Peachtree Center Building 230 Peachtree Street. N. Vi . (Suite 705) Atlanta, Georgia Telephone 577-3650 women will be conducted by Mrs. Michael Shapiro, first vice president B’nai B’rith Women, and Mrs. Maurice Goldberg, di rector B’nai B’rith Women Dis trict 5. For the Men’s District Grand Lodge, Arnold Ellison, Atlanta, District 5 Executive Secretary, and Rabbi Uri Miller, Congre gation Beth Jacob, will partici pate in the installation. Morris Price, Baltimore, will be install ed as president of B’nai B’rith District Grand Lodge No. 5. Currently serving as presi dents are Mrs. Melvin Siegel, Savannah, and Samuel Nieberg, Miami. Among those B’nai B’rith women attending the convention from Atlanta will be Mrs. How ard Adler, Mrs. Leonard Bagen, Mrs. Jay Katz, Mrs. Stanley Rinzler, Mrs. Israel Wilen, Mrs. Joe Goldstein and Mrs. Casper Perelman. Wall-to-IVall Carpet Cleaning Atlanta's “Old Reliable" Associated Cleaning Contractors, Inc. (Dlvltian ot Oiftrt Ckcmlcil Cwi.) You’ll find a bright, new world of investment convenience, comfort and facilities at our modern -as-tomorrow Peachtree Street quarters. The service is as deep ntid wall-to-wall as the carjreting. And, the latest in electronic quotation equip ment helps keep you right on top of the market. Best of all, we think you'll like the TAM team—friendly, knowledgeable, efficient people who will work hard to help you reach your investment goal. Stop in soon and say “hello. You II get a hearty welcome. BILL GUIS REGISTERED REPRESENTATIVE It’s our business to help you invest wisely . . . Thomson & McKinnon M«mb#rs N. Y. *»ock Exchange a oth«r principal security a commodity 4xchinB»s Samuel H. Berman Samuel H. Berman, 66, of At lanta died Friday, June 3. Funeral services were held Sunday, June 5, at Blanchard’s Chapel with Rabbi Harry H. Epstein and Cantor Isaac Good- friend officiating. Interment was in Greenwood Cemetery. Mr. Berman was bom in Po land and was a member of Ahavath Achim Congregation. He was a retired restaurant op erator. Survivors include his wife, the former Zelda Jacobson; a son, Dr. Jerome D. Berman, Atlan ta; a daughter, Mrs. Herbert R. Karp, Atlanta; three brothers, Morris Berman, San Francisco, Harry Berman, San Mateo, Calif., and David Berman, New York; two sisters, Mrs. J. M. Rosenfeld, Atlanta, and Mrs. Morris Hirsch, Los Angeles. Mrs. Max Moore Mrs. Max Moore of Perry died Sunday, May 22. Funeral services were held May 24 in Perry with Rabbi Pierce Annes officiating. Inter ment was in Sherah Israel Cem etery, Macon. A native of Chicago, Mrs. Moore was the former Miss Kate Cohn, daughter of the late Solomon Cohn and Mrs. Fannie Cohn. She and her husband came to Perry 39 years ago. Survivors include her hus band, a daughter, Mrs. Otto Wietzenhom of Dade City, Fla.; a son, Herbert Moore, Perry; six grandchildren, four sisters, Mrs. Harry Horwich, Mrs. Anne Har ris, Mrs. Sam Robinson, all of Chicago and Mrs. Sara Levin of Detroit; a brother, William Cohn and a number of nieces and nephews. Green Pest Control For Scientific Control of All Household Pests— FULL TERMITE PROTECTION at the most reasonable rates in the city. FREE Inspections PHONE 622-1335 460 ENGLEWOOD AVE., S. E. Owned and operated by the Cohen Brothers, Bernard - Abner - Joe Shop Leeds Men’s Shops For Your Father’s Day Gifts A Complete Clothing Store For Men and Boys FEATURING • Jarman Shoes • Arrow Shirts • Swank Accessories • Hush Puppies • H.I.S. • Levis • Gold Cup Socks • Beau BrummeU • Phi-Bates Shoes • Puritan Sportswear • U. S. Keds • Lee Leisures JLL HU * SL Ansley Mall Shopping Center—Piedmont at Monroe Ponce de I^eon at Highland 82 Cain St., N. W., across from Greyhound Bus Terminal WENDEL SMITH SPECIALS Thursday - Friday - Saturday June 9th — 10th — 11th Famous Pfaltzgraff earthenware pottery • Starter Sets individual pieces — 1/3 off • Maalox - 12 oz. reg. $1.49 99c • Excedrin - 100 - reg. $1.49 $1.18 • Rexall Brite set hair spray 14oz. - Regular, Gentle or Hard to Hold 79c • Plastic Pool - 12”x60” Rigid Wall $6.99 BRETT DRUG COMPANY 3736 ROSWELL ROAD, N.W. 233-4491 (POWERS FERRY SHOPPING CENTER)