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A picnic was held Sunday at
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the American Affairs Commit-
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and a money raising affair
were discussed at a meeting
held Thursday at the JCC.
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FARBAND MEETING
SUNDAY NIGHT
FEATURES CURRENT
EVENTS IN ISRAEL
The Far band announces an
open meeting Sunday, April 4,
at 7:15 p.m., at the Jewish
Community Center. There will
be an interesting discussion on
Today’s events in Israel, and
Zionism in America. The latest
film on Israel will be shown.
Delegates will be elected to
the 18th National Convention
in Toronto, Canada.
All are cordially invited.
Refreshments will be served.
There is no admission charge,
and there will be no solicita-
tion of funds.
Houston’s Finest Delicatessen
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THE MOST COMPLETE LINE OF PASSOVER FOODS
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PROMPT ATTENTION TO OUT OF TOWN ORDERS!
APRIL 1, 1954____________
Cong. Beih Yeshurun
Sisterhood Luncheon
Tuesday, April 6th
The regular monthly meet-
ing of the Beth Yeshurun Sis-
terhood on April 6, at noon, in
the Pulaski-Rauch Auditorium,
will feature a film “The Pass-
over of Rembrandt Van Rign,”
the story of the artist Rem-
brandt who, in search of a
model for Moses, visited the
home of a poor family during
the Seder. The film is from a
series of the NBC-TV Religi-
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TIERS OF FAITH, produced
by the Theological Seminary.
Although a deviation from the
usual program theme, it is
timely and excellent for the
Passover Season, stated Mrs.
Bernard Summer, program
chairman.
Mrs. Harold Lewis will give
the invocation. In charge of ar-
rangements are Mrs. A. I.
Schepps, luncheon; Mrs. R. J.
Silberman, hostesses, and Mrs.
Sam Rosenberg, decorations.
On display in the auditori-
um will be an oil painting by
Mrs. Joe R. Lewis who pre-
sented it as a gift to the Sis-
terhood, to be used as a raffle
prize. Tickets for the raffle are
50c; Mrs. I. Richker is ticket
chairman.
Members and friends of
Beth Yeshurun Sisterhood are
reminded that April 4 has been
designated as Rummage Col-
lection Day at the Synagogue.
Luncheon reservations
should be made with: Mrs. B.
Katz, MI-0005; Mrs. M. Bell,
KE-4245; Mrs. H. Shoss, LY-
9253, and Mrs. L. Farber,
LY-8629.
B&P HAD ASS AH
MEETS APRIL 7
The April meeting of the
Business & Professional Divi-
sion of Hadassah will have Dr.
Lazard S. Brener as its guest
speaker. His topic “Hadassah
and Its Heritage” should prove
of interest to all members and
friends.
The meeting is scheduled
for Wednesday, April 7, at 8
p.m., at the Jewish Commun-
ity Center.
ABE SILVERMAN AZA
A miniature golf tourna-
ment followed the regular
meeting on Sunday, March 28,
of Abe Silverman AZA. Prizes
went to Irvin Levine who came
in 1st, Sol Sachs who placed
2nd, and Joel Gilbert, 3rd. In
baseball, the A team edged out
the B team in a game played
last week.
Look for Silverman’s Matzo
Ball on May _8. ________
TIMES VOICES HOPE BEFUGEE
ACT WILL BE MADE TO WORK
New York (JTA—President
Eisenhower’s emergency pro-
gram for refugee aid, which
was to have admitted 214,000
refugees to this country in
three years “has relieved the
hardship and overpopulation
problems of free Europe to the
extent of four individuals—
three from Italy and one from
Greece,” the New York Times
commented this week in an ed-
itorial.
The editorial noted the “need-
less “administrative pitfalls” in
the law and pointed out that
under the terms of the law,
“Scott McLeod, the State De-
partment’s security officer, was
placed in charge of the refugee
program, for which he had no
visible qualifications except
that he had once been in the
FBI and had confidence in Sen-
ator McCarran."
The editorial expressed hope,
however, that “the measure
will be made sufficiently work-
able to carry out the humani-
tarian objectives of President
Eisenhower and others who
sincerely sponsored it as a pro-
posal of great benefit to both
the United States and all our
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Herzl Lodge Sports
Stag Supper April 13
Herzl Lodge, B’nai B’rith, i*
planning a big Sport* Stag
Supper for its membership on
April 13, at 6:30 p.m., at the
Grand Prize Brewery, 5301
Polk.
There will be plenty of free
beer and cold cuts for every-
one. After supper, members
can visit with their fellow
Herzlites, or see last
Rice Football Games on film,
with commentary by a repre-
sentative from Rice Institute
For old member*, this is an-
other of the etnertaining pro-
grams of Herzl Lodge. To new
members, it will be an oppor-
tunity to meet their lodge
brothers at an enjoyable affair.
On May 30, Herzl Lodge is
planning a dance to which all
new members will be invited
as guests of their lodge. Plan
now to attend both of these
affairs.
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