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The Sentinel
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WOMAN'S WORLD I I
Q00000000000©m © 00000000
i ~s~ HE
Union of American Hebrew Congre-gations,
the parent body of NFTS.
The Sisterhood does not plan to
hold an extensive campaign, but will
urge its 65,000 members (nationally)
to make a $10 "once-in-a-life-time-gift"
through which they hope to raise
the required $650,000. Mrs. Harry J.
Iverson is state chairman of the "House
of Living Judaism" program.
Temple Sholom Sisterhood was host
to the two day convention. Mrs. Irv-
Breezy Point Lodge was built by Capt.
Billy Fawcett at a cost of $1,100,000.
Breezy Point offers the perfect vacation-
370 wooded acres-miles of bridle paths
and hiking trails- 1,500 feet of white,
sandy beach-our own private golf course,
stables and bowling alleys. 75 rooms in
the Main Lodge each with a tile bath. 42
Cottages, for the utmost in privacy, offer
the most modern conveniences. The Dining
Room seats 350 guests -exquisite cuisine
prepared by a Swiss chef-Cocktail Lounge
and Bar. Dancing nightly to a famous
Rhumba Band. Breezy Point is ideal for
Conventions and Special parties.
Your Inquiry Is Invited
for the 1948 Season
Opening Decoration Day Weekend,
May 28 and Closing Labor Day,
September 6.
MRS. IRVING HOLLOBOW
ing Hollobow, president, received the
thanks of the convention and apprecia-tion
for "gracious hospitality," on be-half
of the Temple Sholom Sisterhood.
The newly elected officers of the Il-linois
Federation are: Mrs. Harold Char-mack,
K.A.M. Temple, president; Mrs.
Franklin Kahn, Isaiah Israel Temple,
1st vice president; Mrs. Lee Blumenthal,
Rockford, Illinois, 2nd vice president;
Mrs. A. R. Buchman, Women of Miz-pah,
3rd vice president; Mrs. Charles
Loeb, Champaign, Illinois, 4th vice
president; Mrs. Monroe Weil, B'nai
Jehoshua, 5th vice president; Mrs.
Elias Freudenheim, Temple Menorah,
corresponding secretary; Mrs. Irving
Naxon, Temple Menorah, recording
secretary; Mrs. Sidney Mandel, North
Shore Temple, Glencoe, treasurer.
Career Group Closes Season With
Talk by Col. Hershenson
The Career group of the National
Council of Jewish Women, at its final
meeting of the season on Tuesday, April
27 at 7:30 p.m. at 72 E. Eleventh st.,
will hear Lt. Col. Harry G. Hershenson
discuss "Palestine in Action."
Hershenson, a prominent Chicago
attorney, served as military governor in
Italy during World War II, and was
frequently decorated by the govern-ments
of the United States and Italy.
The meeting will be followed by a
tea and social hour. Ruth L. Riff is
president of the group. Florence Lam-pert
is chairman of the program com-mittee.
NOW
AVAILABLE
at all
NEWSSTANDS
Illinois Sisterhood Convention
Aids 'House of Living Judaism'
The 22nd Annual convention of the
Illinois Federation of Temple Sister-hoods,
with delegates representing some
8,000 members in Illinois, closed last
week after a two day session in which
plans were made for increased respon-sibility
in service to religious and hu-manitarian
causes.
Mrs. Louis L. Rosett, national presi-dent
of the Federation of Temple Sis-terhoods
was the featured guest speak-er.
Her subject, "Sisterhood Participa-tion
in National's Projects," was, in
the main, a discussion of the newly pro-jected
"House of Living Judaism." The
new structure, to cost $650,000, will
be erected in either New York City or
Cincinnati, and will become the center
of activities and headquarters for the
Object Description
| Title | The Sentinel, v.162 no. 04, 1948 |
| Subject | Jews--Illinois--Chicago--Periodicals |
| Description | v.162 no. 4 (Apr. 22, 1948). The Sentinel was published weekly by the Sentinel Pub. Co. from 1911-1996. |
| Publisher | Sentinel Publishing Company |
| Contributors | Spertus Institute of Jewish Studies |
| Date | 1948-04-22; 1940s (1940-1949) |
| Format | Periodical |
| Language | eng |
| Coverage | United States--Illinois--Cook County--Chicago |
| Rights | Made available by Spertus Institute for Jewish Learning and Leadership. To request reproduction from a print copy or inquire about permissions, contact resources@spertus.edu. |
| Collection Name | The Jewish Sentinel |
| Contributing Institution | Spertus Institute for Jewish Learning and Leadership |
Description
| Title | 01620004 12 |
| Transcript | The Sentinel 15c Per Copy WOMAN'S WORLD I I Q00000000000©m © 00000000 i ~s~ HE Union of American Hebrew Congre-gations, the parent body of NFTS. The Sisterhood does not plan to hold an extensive campaign, but will urge its 65,000 members (nationally) to make a $10 "once-in-a-life-time-gift" through which they hope to raise the required $650,000. Mrs. Harry J. Iverson is state chairman of the "House of Living Judaism" program. Temple Sholom Sisterhood was host to the two day convention. Mrs. Irv- Breezy Point Lodge was built by Capt. Billy Fawcett at a cost of $1,100,000. Breezy Point offers the perfect vacation- 370 wooded acres-miles of bridle paths and hiking trails- 1,500 feet of white, sandy beach-our own private golf course, stables and bowling alleys. 75 rooms in the Main Lodge each with a tile bath. 42 Cottages, for the utmost in privacy, offer the most modern conveniences. The Dining Room seats 350 guests -exquisite cuisine prepared by a Swiss chef-Cocktail Lounge and Bar. Dancing nightly to a famous Rhumba Band. Breezy Point is ideal for Conventions and Special parties. Your Inquiry Is Invited for the 1948 Season Opening Decoration Day Weekend, May 28 and Closing Labor Day, September 6. MRS. IRVING HOLLOBOW ing Hollobow, president, received the thanks of the convention and apprecia-tion for "gracious hospitality," on be-half of the Temple Sholom Sisterhood. The newly elected officers of the Il-linois Federation are: Mrs. Harold Char-mack, K.A.M. Temple, president; Mrs. Franklin Kahn, Isaiah Israel Temple, 1st vice president; Mrs. Lee Blumenthal, Rockford, Illinois, 2nd vice president; Mrs. A. R. Buchman, Women of Miz-pah, 3rd vice president; Mrs. Charles Loeb, Champaign, Illinois, 4th vice president; Mrs. Monroe Weil, B'nai Jehoshua, 5th vice president; Mrs. Elias Freudenheim, Temple Menorah, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Irving Naxon, Temple Menorah, recording secretary; Mrs. Sidney Mandel, North Shore Temple, Glencoe, treasurer. Career Group Closes Season With Talk by Col. Hershenson The Career group of the National Council of Jewish Women, at its final meeting of the season on Tuesday, April 27 at 7:30 p.m. at 72 E. Eleventh st., will hear Lt. Col. Harry G. Hershenson discuss "Palestine in Action." Hershenson, a prominent Chicago attorney, served as military governor in Italy during World War II, and was frequently decorated by the govern-ments of the United States and Italy. The meeting will be followed by a tea and social hour. Ruth L. Riff is president of the group. Florence Lam-pert is chairman of the program com-mittee. NOW AVAILABLE at all NEWSSTANDS Illinois Sisterhood Convention Aids 'House of Living Judaism' The 22nd Annual convention of the Illinois Federation of Temple Sister-hoods, with delegates representing some 8,000 members in Illinois, closed last week after a two day session in which plans were made for increased respon-sibility in service to religious and hu-manitarian causes. Mrs. Louis L. Rosett, national presi-dent of the Federation of Temple Sis-terhoods was the featured guest speak-er. Her subject, "Sisterhood Participa-tion in National's Projects," was, in the main, a discussion of the newly pro-jected "House of Living Judaism." The new structure, to cost $650,000, will be erected in either New York City or Cincinnati, and will become the center of activities and headquarters for the |
| Collection Name | The Jewish Sentinel |
| Contributing Institution | Spertus Institute for Jewish Learning and Leadership |
