The Southern Israelite. (Augusta, Ga.) 1925-1986, June 17, 1966, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextElrht the SOUTHERN ISRAELITE Friday, June 17, 1966 NEWLYWEDS No doubt you are plan ning financial protection tor the future. We sug gest that you ask about the special Metropolitan insurance policy de signed just for your needs. It's a good way to get started toward in dependence. JERRY L. LEVINE T*i Peachtree St„ N E. Room 484 Atlanta, Ga 30308 Office 874 57S4 Residence 351 2422 Metropolitan Iafe JL (OHPfcNY EST ABL.1SHED 1»»1 Why not get the best... if the cost is no more? As close as the phone Funeral Directors Cascade Hill Oglethorpe hill Spring hill Atlanta Letter To The Editor Dear Adolph, In many Jewish communities of this country, some of our co religionists claim to be so busy that they have no time to be present even at the Yahrzeit serv ice for their parents and the Syn agogues have great difficulty to get the required quorum (Min- van) for the daily services. I cull the following from the June 1966 issue of the “Jewish Digest” article entitled “Second Man at City Hall, New York,” viz.: "Robert Price, the 33-year-old. lawyer, is Mayor John Lind say's confidant and one of New York City’s tivo Deputy Mayors. Although Price has to work on the Sabbath, he is “not happy about it." and does not think it is appropriate. He ob serves Kashruth, and lays tefilin (phylacteries) every morning. He is a member of the Park Ave nue Synagogue (Conservative), and has just accepted the chair manship of the Gorertiment and Civil Service Division of the United Jeu-ish Appeal." Here, the famous injunction given in Talmud (Volume Nedar- im 81a3: “Take heed of the chil dren of the year, for from them will come great learning and knowledge” has been proven and confirmed again. Of modest origin but of almost annoying brilliance and making top grades. Price zipped through all the schools he was in. including college and various other tests. He was born to immigrant parents, hailing originally from Russia who until 1959 owned the Park Lane Dairy. When in 1959 Daitch-Shopwell bought up the block that housed the Park Lane Dairy, his father worked as an efficiency expert for the Carlyle Shirt Co., while his mother still works as manager of the Bronx Telephone Answer ing Service. Readers will do well to ponder ever it . . . JACOB L FRIEND Rabbi Chapman Honored by JTS Rabbi Morris B. Chapman of Congregation B’nai Israel, St. Petersburg, received an honor ary degree of doctor of divinity from Jewish Theological Semin ary' America. New York City. Rabbi Chapman, who is a dis tinguished Jewish scholar, is one of six graduates of the seminary to be honored. He is a New Yorker by birth and graduated with master of arts from Colum bia University and doctor of He brew' Literature from the sem inary. Rabbi Chapman has been in St. Petersburg since 1948 and was formerly a chaplain in the United States Army. UPHOLSTERY SPECIALS! NO GIMMICKS! SOFAS FROM $19.95 Labor plus material CHAIRS FROM $9.95 Labor plus material FREE PICKUP AND DELIVERY! NO DOWN PAYMENT! DUNN’S UPHOLSTERY CO. "Done Right By Dunn!' DAY 377-1606 NIGHTS 289-6692 Tampa Tempo B’nai B’rith Women, Chapter 605, installed the following of ficers at a closing luncheon in May: Mrs. Aaron Berger, pres ident; Mrs. Dan Friezlander and Mrs. Sadie Gregg, vice presi dents; Mrs. Henry Rosenzvaig, treasurer and financial secre tary; Mrs. Jacob Wittner, re cording secretary; Mrs. Jeff Sztarkier, corresponding secre tary; Mrs. William Wolfson, par liamentarian; Mrs. Ben Gutkin, historian; Mrs. Harry Troped, counsellor. Mrs. Murray Sum mers, representative consultant of B’nai B’rith Women District 5, did the installing. Mrs. Sam uel Mallinger opened the meet ing with a prayer. Hostesses were Mrs. Abe Zaidman, Mrs. Nancy WishnatzkL and Mrs. Raymond Grunwald. Also par ticipating were Mesdames Theo dore Brod, Masza Sztarkier, Tillie Warhafting, Sidney Rei ser, A1 Myers, Rivi Posluni and Gus Millfield. * * * • The Yiddish Culture Group held its closing luncheon at the JCC on May 10. National Council of Jewish Women held a closing luncheon on May 11 at the Aloha Room of Hawaiian Village. Mrs. Edwin B. Oppenheim, president of the Miami section was guest speak er. Mrs. Edward Eliasberg, Mrs. Jules Knabel, Mrs. Ernest Bren ner, Mrs. Jacob Shearer, Mrs. Martin Chemoff and Mrs. Bob Jacobson had their names in scribed on the silver tray as the "Membership” winning team. Other awards were presented to Mrs. Sol Haliczer, retiring after many years service to the Thrift Shop, and Mesdames Theodore Brod, Emile Fromer, Julius Tannen, Louis Goodman, Paul Schwartz, Anna Shonbrun, Sarah Eglow, Gilbert Brenner, Lester Shear, Ben Silver, Mor ris Zwern, Lotte Lewisohn, Max Juster, Harry Heiman, Nathan Neuwirth, David Sa/ier, and M/ss Clara Wohl. The Tampa Section, National Council of Jewish Women, has awarded four scholarships total ing $1,700 to Tampa students for the 1966-67 college year. Stephen Kotler has received the $400 Esta Argintar Memorial Scholarship. Sharon Cohen will receive the Florence Lilian Stein Memorial Scholarship for $500. Congregation B’nai Israel 301 59th St. North St. Petersburg, Fla. 33710 Phone 341-1471 Sat. June 18—9:00 a. m. Sab bath Service. Sun. June 19—9:00 a. m. Con servative Service. Mon. June 20—8:30 p. m. Ed ucation Committee Meeting. Tue. June 21—8:00 p. m. Board of Directors Meeting. Fri. June 24—8:00 p. m. Fam ily Sabbath Hour. Additional $400 awards will go to Joan Weiss and Richard A. Phillips. • • • * Dr. and Mrs. Jack Mezrah an nounce the birth of a son, Allan, on May 31. The proud grandpar ents are Mr. and Mrs. Morris Mezrah and Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Salsbury. * * • * Ricky Philip Simovitz, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Simovitz, celebrated his Bar Mitzvah on June 11 at Rodoph Sholom Syn agogue. Michael Brening, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brening, will chant his Bar Mitzvah on Sat urday, June 18, at 9:00 a. m. at Rodoph Sholom Synagogue. A Kiddush will follow. • * * * Abe Marcadis, ?on of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Marcadis, was award ed the annual Augusta Weiss- man Memorial Award from the Rodoph Sholom Reli g i o u s School for “best student in the school.” Mrs. Dora Allen, Chicago, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. B. B. Smith, has been a patient at Tampa Gener al Hospital. Mrs, Pearl Rogut is recover ing nicely from recent surgery at St. Joseph’s Hospital. * * * • Louis Fondianu has improved nicely from his recent accident, although he is still wearing the cast on his arm. 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