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Title:
The Menorah, Vol. II, No. 1, January 1946
Description:
This newspaper contains articles reporting the activities of B'nai B'rith Girls and B'nai B'rith Young Women's organizations around the country. It includes information about officers, community service and philanthropy, events, alumni, and conventions.
Date/Date Range:
01/00/1946
Subjects:
Active Leadership
Alumni
B'nai B'rith Girls (BBG)
B'nai B'rith Young Women (BBYW)
Chapters
Community Service
Conventions
Councils
Elections
N'siot
Programming
Regions
The Menorah (Publication)
Language:
English
Era:
1940s
20th Century
The Menorah, Vol. II, No. 1, January 1946
ember, 19
FRIEDA'S
CORNER
The Menorah
A Message From the
Official Publication of the B'nai B'rith Girls and B'nai B'rith Young Women
National BBG President
Vol. II, No. 1
JANUARY, 1946
Send address changes to The Menora
1746 M St., N. W., Washington 6, D.
By FRIEDA TISCHLER
OUR B'nai B'rith Youth Organi-
zation begins its second year
Convention of District 1 BBG's
BBG's Sponsor
of activities with an outlook for
advancement in Jewish education,
dignity and so-
cial obligations
Planned for May 5-6 in Boston
Inter-Faith Mee
under the lead-
HUNTINGTON, W. Va.-An i
ership of Dr.
Abram L. Sach-
ter-faith meeting, sponsor
by BBG and AZA here, had
ar, newly ap-
pointed national
guests the young peoples organ
zations of various churches. Gue
BBYO director.
Nationally
speaker was Dr. Williams, pres
dent of Marshall College, W
known
spoke on "Inter-Faith Relations
educator, histo-
rian and lectur-
"The main reason for bigot
and irritations between one
er, Dr. Sachar
Frieda Tischler will also con-
more groups of people," said I
tinue as national director of Hillel
Williams, "is caused by lack
Foundations. We welcome Dr.
understanding each other and t
Sachar and pledge our co-operation
prejudice we created by n
to him and his aides.
knowing each other's ways a
Recently, I visited national head-
contributions to our country a
PLANNERS FOR DISTRICT 1 GIRLS
quarters and met with Alice Elson,
to mankind."
n Alperste
our new acting director of girls'
This meeting was the first in
Albert Ma
work. I spent an entire day with
NEW YORK-Members of the
ceive mileage allowance to help
series. The second was a SOC
dkin, Barba
her. discussing the various prob-
District 1 B'nai B'rith Girls
defray travelling expenses. Con-
and dance at the YMCA.
nt. Reyo R
Iems about which many of you
executive committee met here to
vention delegates will discuss the
BBYW'S STÜDY JEWISH
Roy Jenki
had written to me. We made ten-
plan to form a separate BBYW
formulate plans and programs for
nt row: Bei
tative plans for a national execu-
council, and the formation of re-
Buffalo-Mark Krug of
t
tive meeting of our national
district activities during the com-
gional associations for BBG and
Jewish Bureau of Education
nonbrun, Sha
ing season. Judith Elson, New
officers, chairmen and district
BBYW.
Bokar, Frei
leading a group of BBYW's
York, district president, presided.
, Helene Zu
presidents to be held during
Suggestions for oratory con-
further their Jewish education
Pictured above are those who
es and Ju
February.
tests, bowling tournaments, and
attended. Seated: Mrs. Frances
WAS present at a District 3 board
other competitive activities, to be
Gans, president, Women's District
held on a district-wide basis,
Jewish Heroine
meeting in Harrisburg, Pa.,
Grand Lodge 1; Mrs. Charlotte
were discussed by the committee.
Defied the Nazis
e Chose
which was attended by 22 BBG's
Koss Goldstein, district BBG first
and BBYW's. Shirley Miller, dis-
Mrs. Frieda Rother, program com-
vice-president; Judith Elson, dis-
resident
trict president, presided. Among
mittee chairman, was put in
trict BBG president; Mrs. Frieda
THE name of Hanna Senesh
the important matters discussed
charge of setting up a district-
Rother, district BBG second vice-
sure to become a symbol
ada Sher
was the dividing of BBG and
wide program for BBG and
president; Mrs. Ida Cook Farber,
Jewish heroism. A Palestinian g
cted preside
BBYW, which will take place at
BBYW.
National B'nai B'rith Youth Com-
The executive committee voted
of Hungarian origin, she volu
h BBG he
the next convention. Until now,
missioner from District 1, and Ida
rtha Parad
District 3 had a goal system
to continue the 30 cents per capita
teered to help in liberating Je
Kravitz, district BBG financial
tax for all BBG and BBYW
from ghettoes and concentrati
by Tarada
whereby each chapter was given
secretary. Standing: Mildred Glo-
a set amount of money to raise
groups. Letters will be sent to all
camps.
ident; Glad
gover, district BBG secretary;
throughout the year. This system
chapters by Ida Kravitz, financial
After having served in the B
ecretary; Mi
Gloria Brandt, district BBG war
secretary, explaining the collec-
ish army she was dropped
bonding sec
has been abolished and fund-rais-
service chairman, and Helene
ing has been left to the discretion
tion procedure.
parachute somewhere in Yu
hinsky, fina
Lechner, district BBG publicity
Mrs. Ida Cook Farber, who is
slavia and smuggled by Ti
Rudin, trea
of the chapters who were losing
chairman.
chairman of the National B'nai
partisans across the border i
los, councillo
sight of the cultural and social
nel, and Mo
aspect of our youth program and
THE district convention was set
B'rith campaign to send kits for
Hungary. There she was even
for May 5 and 6 in Boston,
displaced persons overseas, sug-
ally caught and sentenced to de
concentrating mainly on fund-
raising,
Mass. All arrangements are to be
gested that the BBG might par-
by a Hungarian Nazi court.
handled by the Greater Boston
ticipate. The project was as-
Though completely broken
TOURNEY
This month's mail brought news
from Isabel Goldberg, District 4
BBG and BBYW Associations.
signed to Gloria Brandt for fur-
body as a result of barbaric t
four bowli
president. Their paper, the News-
Elected chapter delegates will re-
ther study.
tures the 23-year-old girl carr
ar BBYW
herself with such dignity in co
ette, tells of many activities, in-
tournament
that her judges were deeply
i
cluding a drive to collect musical
Hillside Girls Hold
instruments for refugees in Pales-
pressed and passed the inevita
EY TROT
Chanukkah Service
A Beautiful Custom
tine. Mildred Shechtman, District
sentence only after unpreceden
2 president, sent the minutes of
HILLSIDE, N.J.-D borah BBG's
A BEAUTIFUL and practical
delay. When the president of
achar BBY
of the ye
their board meeting, which dis-
gave a Chanukkah presenta-
custom was observed in an-
court whispered to her that
closed an inspiring program for
asking for mercy she might S
Guests we
tion at the Sinai Congregation.
cient Palestine on Chamisha
stly form
the year. A letter from President
her life she replied in a loud VO
Members participated in the light-
Asar Bi-Shevat. A tree was
Dorothy Katz discloses that Dis-
"I do not ask murderers for me
BBYM me
ing of the candles during a nar-
trict 7 is buzzing with activity-a
planted upon the birth of a
and would not accept it."
ration by Evelyn Raynor, religious
(Continued on Page 2)
chairman, who arranged the pro-
child-a cedar sapling for each
Facing her executioners the n
boy born that year and cypress
morning, she refused to be bli
gram.
man
folded. Her last words were:
Mass. Jo
Inside The Menorah
DISCUSS BALFOUR DAY
for a girl. When the children
comrades will avenge me."
Page
Boston Haym Salomon BBG
married, branches of these
The life of Hannah Senesh W
BBG
and
Book Reviews
4
Editor's Corner
held a Balfour Day meeting when
portrayed on the "Eternal Light
reasury De
4
trees were used for the "chup-
radio program by the Jewis
for sellin
Editor's Mailbag
6
Gertrude Roffman, cultural chair-
Great Men of History
pah" or bridal canopy.
Theological Seminary Fr
2
man, discussed Balfour Day and
scripts are available from "Ete
during th
Luach
2
nal Light," 3080 Broadway, Ne
war loans
News in Review
7
what it meant to Jewry.
York, N. Y.
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The Menorah, Vol. II, No. 1, January 1946
This newspaper contains articles reporting the activities of B'nai B'rith Girls and B'nai B'rith Young Women's organizations around the country. It includes information about officers, community service and philanthropy, events, alumni, and conventions.