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Thursday, April 3, 1952
TEXAS JEWISH POST
Fort Worth Section - Page $■
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AUXILIARY
The Ladies Auxiliary will meet
Tuesday morning, the 8th, 10:30 a.m.,
at a coffee and special business meet-
ing which will be held at the home
of Mrs. Ben Klimist, 3705 Monticello.
Serving with Mrs. Klimist as co-
hostess will be her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Dave Klimist.
NEWS AND NOTES
Mrs. Allan Klotzman and daughter,
Jheyrl Ann, of Lubbock, are house
gusets of the Irving Klotzmans. Mrs.
Abe Brooks of Denver, a recent guest
of her folks, Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Gelfand, was entertained during her
visit here at a luncheon at which
Mrs. Gelfand and Mrs. I. Blum were
co-hostesses. In Mineral Wells last
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week were Mmes. H. E. Richey, Sarah
Frankel, Rose Fuller, Florica Iones-
cu, Miriam Klein and her youngsters,
Jay and Morton David, Ernest Fried-
son, Gilbert Shaw, Hyman Miller and
her daughter, Inez, Mr. and Mrs.
Jake Gachman and Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Goldberg. Mrs. Mooney Sher-
man returned from California. Mrs.
Gus Landman is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Sam Brauer in Kansas City. Mrs.
C. H. Baker returned from Shreve-
port with her daughter and grand-
son, Vivian Murov and Ellis. Miss
Lillian Green of New York City, va-
cationing in Hot Springs, due in for
a weekend visit with the Max Bar-
netts.
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HOLIDAY NOTES:
Practice Seders will be observed this
Sunday morning by youngsters of
both the Shul and Temple.
Children of the Hebrew School
and Sunday School of Avavath Sho-
lom will observe the holiday rituals
in their classrooms at the Lilly B.
Clayton School. Tables will be ar-
ranged in Seder fashion and all sym-
bolic foods will be served. Parents
are invited to watch the ceremonies.
At the Temple, ^here too, the chil-
dren will participate and conduct the
i Seders under the supervision of their
classroom teachers.
JOTTINGS:
At the Shamrock in Houston last
weekend were Dorothy and Willard
Glazer and Marian and Arthur Bas-
sist who attended a liquor conven-
tion and Bess and Charlie Levinson
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CITY PACKING COMPANY
— U. S. Government Inspected Meats —
“DIXIE MAID’’ PRODUCTS
“That Delicious Flavor”
FORT WORTH, TEXAS
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Fort Worth’s Finest :
Selection of “Famous Name” ■
with Idelle and Louis Levinson of
Dallas who attended a wedding there.
Mrs. A1 Coleman of St. Paul, Minn.,
visiting the Max Blassers in “Big D”
will weekend with Florence and Jack
Stern. Mrs. Coleman is Jack’s sis-
ter. The Harry Bocksteins just re-
turned from the “Bucaneer” in Gal-
veston and saw quite a bit of Jen-
nie and Max Baum there.
PRESS NOTES:
Etta and Sol Brachman heading
towards New York after a wonderful
stay at the Rony Plaza in Miami.
Speedy recovery to Sam Anton and
Sol Freundlich. Due in for the Pass-
over holidays are Jean and Louis
Bockstein and their daughter, Elaine
of Wichita Falls. Mannie Rosenthal
planning to join Roz and daughter,
Marcia, in Trenton, N. J., for holi-
days. Inez Miller weekended in Den-
ton where she attended the Oppor-
tunity Day Conference of the Econ-
omic and Business Depts. of TSCW.
An alumni of TSCW, Inez was Dis-
cussion Chairman in the field of ac-
counting and also attneded the exec-
utive board meeting of the Ex-Stu-
dents Association, of which she is
corresponding secretary. Mrs. Lena
Klimist is looking forward to the
holiday visit of her daughter and
granddaughter, Mrs. Max Greenberg
and Isabell of Ardmore. Mrs. Alfred
Gary honored her mother, Mrs. Louis
Unger of New York City, at a tea
at her home Sunday afternoon. Dot-
tie and Jack Siegel back from Mexico
and the Doc Antweils from Bermuda.
Visiting Rabbi and Mrs. Rosenbaum
are his mother Mrs. Aaron Rosenbaum
and nephew, Bobby Rosenbaum of
New York City. Doris and Bubba
Lind weekended in Austin.
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Ahavath Sholom
Passover Services
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ty”; on the 16th, “Freedom —A Sym-
phony of Discord,” and on the 17th,
Rabbi Garsek will speak on “Isle of
Forgotten Dreams.
Yiskor will be recited on April
17th.
Daily evening services will be con-
ducted at 1723 Hemphill.
Rabbi Isadore Garsek will give a
discourse in Yiddish on Shabbat Ha’
godol, April 5th, in 9 a.m. services
at 1723 Hemphill.
Shabbat Pla’godol, “The Great Sab-
bath,” precedes the Passover Holi-
day.
Fort Worth Men’s Club Has Plans For
A Very Busy Month For April
April
begins
social activities j tickets see any board member of the
fo the Men’s Club. And to start ofr J Mens Club. Coma dressed as a
character,” or as you are.
Another of those famous lox-and-
the season they promise an evening
that’s different, and definitely enter-
taining — a comic strip dance. Every-
bagel breakfasts wall be held Sunday
one is urged to come dressed as their j niorn^nS> -^P™1 -0th, at the \\ estern
favorite comic strip character. There i Hills HoteI' Chairman Lou Barnett
will be prizes for the best costume i Pr°“T plt'nt>' * lntereS* ,“
11 1 . n 11 -q will be an open forum on the tortn-
as well as door prizes. Buddy Kosen 1 r
1 . £ . 1 rr • coming national elections. Both chair-
is chairman of the affair. , & .
| men of the local Democratic and
This dance will be held Saturday | Depublican Clubs will speak and pre-
night, April 26th, at the Ernest Allen 1 sent their stories, and then leave the
Ranch, off West Vickery Blvd. The floor open for questions,
price of $1.49 per person also in- | Start thinking about your New
eludes free beer, cold drinks and set- j Y’ear’s Eve now, and plan to be with
ups (bring your own liquor). For the Men’s Club in the new shull.
BETH EL HISTORY
COURSE APRIL "*
Rabbi Rosenbaum will conduct his
History Course this Mondav evening
at Temple Beth-El Center, at 8 p.m.
The subject this week is “The Seven-
teenth Century — The Age of Oddi-
ties.”
Coffee will be served and the meet-
ing is open to all.
* Bally
* British Bounties
Clinic
Foot Savers
Herbert Levine
Life Stride
Old Main Trotters
Town <§r. Country
Vic Colton
WOMEN’S
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Barefoot Originals
British Walkers
Delman
Geller
Jerro
Mel Preston
Red Cross
Urbanites
CHILDREN’S
:: Stride Rite
Buster Brown
Frye Beets
: Gerwinette
Acme Bools
* Dance Shoes
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UNVEILING
Unveiling of a memorial to the
late Sam Cohen of San Angelo will
Ahavath Sholom Cemetery,
be held on April 6th, 3 p.m., at the
Rabbi Isadore Garsek and Cantor
A. Friedman will officiate.
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Liberia Donates Rubber for Korea
Since the United Nations began its collective action in Korea, in
the Summer of 1950, a total of forty-six nations have contributed
or offered assistance ranging from military forces to contributions
of emergency relief assistance. Above, Richard de Roussy de Sales,
Director of the U.N. Information Center in Liberia, receives part of
a shipment of rubber donated by the Government of that country.
DP FRIENDS MEET AGAIN
Louise Murray, WA-5418
Virginia Hopkins. WA-5378
Office FA-6294
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From Warsaw, Henry Zaks and Josef Baumgarten were sent to concentration
camps as youngsters, rescued, and finally brought to the United States by
United Service for New Americans. Resettled in California, they met again
as both completed basic training as United States Army privates. “We love
America, probably more than many who were born here,” they said. “We
realize how lucky we really are to be here.” Private Baumgarten’s family
perished during the war, hut Private Zaks’ parents and two other children
survived and also were brought to America as displaced persons by United
Service, a constituent agency of the United Jewish Appeal.
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