Page 3 of Jan 24 1958 Issue of Indianapolis Indiana Jewish Post in Indianapolis, Indiana

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Indianapolis Indiana Jewish Post (Newspaper) - January 24, 1958, Indianapolis, IndianaJolly step 810 Broad Ripple Avenue also 3816 North Illinois great shoe Sale continued All dress shoes reduced drastically a Ida. January 24, 1958 the National jewish Post and opinion new Center getting ready to show off its wares near future. Mcgee Edsel Sale corp. Daddy Sall hers As she learns a amp the a a a Waco a a amp a Nice a you get daddy on the line hut let her have the Joy of discovery. Watch that Little face As she chirps a Chi daddy a you done to have to Tell her. Daddy is All hers till you take Over again. No wonder she radiates happiness like a Christmas tree Start children Early learning its fun to phone. You la give them that much More enjoyment in life. As a matter of fact Why not ring up daddy now and see Indiana Beli Telephone company precision scale Model Edsel can be yours free when you take the test drive of a lifetime Quot serving Indianapolis 35 years Quot i open House week of begin Jan. 30 club displays set. The spanking new jewish Community Center building will be ready for open House week inspection Tours at 7 30 p. M. Thursday. Jan. 30. The program will continue to wednesday feb. 5. A clubs and departments of the Tenter will demonstrate their activities. A number of clubs will hold open meetings during the a week. A chairman of the open House week is mrs. Frank Barnett. Other chairmen assisting Are mrs. Victor Teixler program mrs. Julius Zukerman and Lester Engel adult activities committee mrs. Herschel Goodman and Joe Budniok physical education committee mrs. Louis e. Levy and mrs. Robert Tratt Iier Junior committee mrs. Herbert Larman and mrs. Art Barrett pre teen committee mrs. Louis Jaeger youth committee Gus Domont health club mrs. Irwin Katz Nursery and mrs. Leo Kammen summer Day Camp. Mrs. Irving Linderman and mrs. Martin Larner will be in charge of hospitality during the week. Mrs. Sam Chernin and mrs. Earl Harris will be in charge of exhibits to be on display during the week. Receptions for the week will be chaired by mrs. David Cook and Albert Reuben. Guided Tours will be held with Theodore Damp Vav cd Alluan. Of the joint building committee assisted by these members of the committee mrs. Frank Barnett David Cook Charles Feibleman Milton Fine Berg Julian Freeman mrs. Jack a. Goodman Morris Goodman a William Julian Jack Kam mins Irwin Katz Burton Kohn Samuel Kroot Martin l. Larner Maurel Rothbaum Alfred Dobrof and Oscar Mintzer. Conclave beckons several members of the Temple teens at Indianapolis hebrew congregation will attend a Dayton conclave of the National federation of Temple youth Jan. 31-feb. 2. Those who plan to attend include Jeff finn Joan Rosen Elaine Schwartz Bob Garelick Sandy Maurer Mike Pilz Nick Mccoy Frank Cook Jeff Ackerman Sophie Levin Susan Cahn Evy Oakley Judy Sachs Barbara Mogilner and Kathy Ochs. Uchic women sell ads United Central hebrew sisterhood is working on a Telephone directory and Book in conjunction with a dance it will hold in the inc Temple teens alternates Are Marilyn Bass Ler Barbara Cohen Charlene Greenberger Janet Sachs and Nancy Fichman. Inc men at log Cabin the january dinner meeting of the Indianapolis hebrew congregation brotherhood will be held at the log Cabin 3734 Keystone on tuesday Jan. 28. a a a a a a it 3 Beauty by Bryant Eastgate Beautys Salon a a a controlled permanent waving a a fashionable hair colouring a from the Beauty of our Salon to the Beauty of your hair a soft music lends wings to our duty. You will enjoy and it be pleased with our professional care a t a a hours monday thursday Friday 9 to 9 tuesday wednesday 9 to 5�?saturday, 9 to 3 a i six More Days and it s open Jerry Sallerson physical education director Martin lamer Center president and Ai Dobrof Center director make final arrangements for the centers open House in Dobroff a office in the new by Zalman. V Center dedication set for feb. 2 Edison to speak a Host of civic business and Community leaders of Indianapolis will be present at the dedication of the new jewish Community Center at 67th and Hoover re. To wish godspeed to a new Era of Center operation. Irving Edison st. Loiuis civic Leader and business Leader will give the principal adress at the dedication ceremony set to take place at 7 30 p. M. Sunday feb. 2. He will be presented by Julian Freeman past president of the National Council of jewish federations and welfare funds and the Indianapolis jewish welfare federation. Edison returns to Indianapolis to give the principal address in the dedication ceremony having Given the keynote address at the initial dinner opening the drive Lor funds for the new Center in 1953. During the evening the adult choir of congregation Beth Al Zedeck under the direction of Cantor Judah Goldring of the congregation and the Indianapolis hebrew congregation choir under the direction of Farrell Scott will present musical selections. Rabbi Nandor Fruchter of United Central hebrew congregation will give the Benediction. Meridian at 20th Street Quot Road Check America s newest automobile get a Little one free Quot. Walnut 6-4521

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