Texas Jewish Post (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 43, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 22, 1964 Page: 2 of 12
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dallas doings
WITH CLARE
Opening day at the Fair was a smiling day. Perfect weather
inside and outside the Longhorn camp. Many Texas U students,
on the band wag»n for the Big Game, went back to campus proud
of their undefeated team.
COMING, GOINGS and GUESTS — University of Texas
freshman, Ronnie Feldman hosted three of his friends at his
mother’s home, Mrs. Rose Feldman, 6349 Diamond Head, for the
game, while Eve Rogoff, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. I. Rogoff,
6723 Bradbury, brought five of her sorority sisters home from
“Texas” as her game guests.
Horn of Lake Charles, La., who
earn? for the welcome. Great
grandmother is Mrs. Surah Lev
inson of Dallas.
And on October 10 at Baylor
Hospital, Dr. and Mrs. Joseph
Somer, 3719, joyfully greeted
their daughter, K.'.ren. Grand-
parent honors are shared by Mr.
and Mrs. Marcus Somer and Mr.
and Mrs. Allen Bogart, all of
Dallas. Proud great-grandmother
is Mrs. Lena Seltzer, also of Dal-
las.
The West Coast is luring foI-'-J
for a Fall visit. Mr. and
M. E. Segal are home from Las
Vegas and Los Angeles while
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Austein
went to Palm Springs and oilier
California cities for a visit. Mr.
and Mrs. Teddy Harris have re-
turned from two weeks in San
Francisco and a visit with their
new granddaughter and her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Mel Meyers
in North Hollywood. The Leon
Rovinskys, also in the !We^t,
plan to stop in Las Vegas as well
as visit with Rabbi and Mrs.
Hillei Silverman in Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Waldman
left last week for New York to
greet their daughter, Linda, on
her return fr«m Europe, where
she has been touring since July,
Joining them at the gangplank
were their other children, Mr.
and Mrs. Loren Weinstein and
young son, Jeffrey, of Washing-
ton, D.C. All will return to
Washington for a visit before
the Waldmans return home. Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Cagan have
as their welcome guest, her
brother, Irving Gordon of San
Francisco who is equally at home
in London, Paris, Rome and
Hong Kong. We hope he will
include Dallas as one of his
favorites, too. Mrs. Aaron Klein
is just back from a short trip
to El Paso.
NOTES OF INTEREST—Blue
ribbon winners in the State Fair
handcrafts include a number of
Dallas folks. Needlework win-
ners included Mrs. Ervin Svobo-
da, four; Mrs. Fannie ZlahOvsky,
two; Mrs. Charles Bernstein,
two; Mrs. Rachel Banks, and
Mrs. Tillie Masinter, one each.
J.n the Holiday Corner: Mrs.
Charles Bernstein won a blue
libbon and Mrs. Robert Jayson
was a blue ribbon winner for
her hand painted china bowl in
the Intermediate Section. Con-
gratulations due Alan Linz Kahn
who is manager of the new Linz
Jewelry store in Wynnewood
Village. AND—to Susan Pfeifer,
daughter of Dorothy and Rudy
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Autumn
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Pfeifer, who is on the planning
committee for the Greater Dal-
las Democrats “Teen Dems.”
Speedy recovery wishes to Mrs.
Mike Cohen. Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Laufer and daughter, Sharon,
7015 Northaven, thoroughly en-
joyed their recent trip to Los
Angeles, particularly their visit
with Rabbi Hillei Silverman.
Mark Allen Smith, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Smith, 814
BrOokhurst, will celebrate his
Bar Mitzvah this Saturday morn-
ing, October 24, at Temple
Emanu-El. Guests will include
grandparents, Mrs. Sarah Gell-
man of Dallas, and Mr. and
Mrs. Julius Ribnick of Wichita
Falls, as well as Miss Elsie Gell
man of New York City and many
Wichita Falls relatives. A lunch-
eon at the Temple will follow
the services.
Free Bowling Classes
STARTING FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23
TONY I AND EM ANN— PROFESSIONAL
WILL INSTRUCT BEGINNERS
LADIES CALL NOW AND JOIN A CLASS
Small Fry parties are very
much in vogue. Master Harry
Engle celebrated his October 5
birthday a day earlier with four
small friends to help blow out
the one small candle and enjoy
his festive cake. Of course, Mom
and Pop, Mr. and Mrs. Morris
J. Engle, 7730 Pinson, and other
Alhadef was a big on October
20. Observing an old tradition
that the number of guests should
equal the age of the celebrant,
three small guests attended his
party at the home of his folks,
Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Alhadef,
3656 Ingleside. There was a
Beetle cake, of course, and their
records entertained the crowd
while Andy did a good “tak
off.”
PRESSTIME: Glimpsed at an
early SNEAK of WHERE LOVE
HAS GONE last week were Har-
riet and Herb Landau and Mesd.
Rella Steinberg, Leonard Levy,
Kitty Karnes, Roy Aaron, Steve
Aaron, Pearl Steinberg and Leon
Aaron.
A paiiiiiug by Jar. 11. Stat
man, (Mrs. Max Mstrian' is now
•being exhibited during the FALL
ANNAL EXHIBIT of the BEAU-
MONT MUSLciU G* A*vr m
Beaumont. The painting, a small
abstract, “RECLINING FI-
GURE” will be seen at the Beau-
mont Art Museum through the
month of October. One of Mrs.
Statman’s paintings, “PHAE-^
DON” has been honored by
judge GERALD NOKDLAND,
Director of the Washington Gal-
lery of ,irt, Washington, D.C. by
being accepted for exhibit at the-
GULF STATE ANNUAL of Che
ISAAC DELGADO MUSEUM OF
ART in New Orleans, October 18
through 31. The Gulf States An-
nual will open with a special
reception in honor of the exhib-
iting artists on Sunday, Oct. 18
from 7 to 10 p.m. at the Delgado
Museum, in New Orleans. Mr.
Statman’s paintings are also
presently being exhibited by the
King Phillip V Gallery in San
Antonio, the Gallery 37 in Winss-
boro and the Candace Downtown
Gallery in Kilgore.
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Member of B. P. A.
Speedy recovery to Manny
Marx, Felice Cohen, A1 Golden,
Jacob Einhorn and Lev Aronson.
Our CRIB CROWD report adds
three new citizens to the future
social scene in Dallas.
On October 2, Mr. and Mrs.
An Susman, 740 Spring Valley
Rd., welcomed their first son,
Gavin Michael. Proud grand-
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Susman and Mr. and Mrs.
Abe Ravkind of Dallas. Great-
grandmothers are. Mrs. Jennie
Frankfurt, Mrs. Fannie Mendel
and Mrs. J. Susman, all of Dal-
las.
A new little sister arrived fo.r
Leslie Futerfas on October 7,
when Mr. and Mrs. Larry Futer-
fas, 325o High Brook, welcomed
their new little daughter, Laurie
Kay. Proud grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Futerfas of
Dallas and Mr. and Mrs. Abner
RUENOS AIRES (JTA)—The Ar-
gentine “Justicialist” (neo-Peronist)
movement this week categorically
repudiated recent attempts to fom-
ent anti-Semitism in Argentina.
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that better ,than 50% of all
the women interviewed have
turned to the game of Bowl-
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needed, and to join their
friends and neighbors in
"getting away from every-
day routine."
Almost half of the ladies
admitted they were looking
for some form of recreation
in their spare time, but want-
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be too strenuous and yet ac-
tive enough to help keep the
figure trim. Almost every
woman that knows today's
modern game, will tell you
that Bowling satisfies this
need beautifully.
The leaders in the bowling
industry of Dallas recognize
the fact that more ladies
would probably take up this
wonderful family sport if they
knew more about it, and if
they were sure they could
learn to bowl correctly. So,
for a limited time only, the
members of the Greater
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Association are offering a
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