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Hadassah To Hold Membership Luncheon
Many exciting social and
cultural events are planned for
our membership this fall. On
Monday evening, Sept. 14
there is a private invitational
night of shopping for mer
chandise especially selected
for us at Loehman’s on
Albemarle Road. Wednesday
afternoon, Sept. 16, our aimu^
paid up membership luncheon,
features guest speaker Sue
Mizrahi, a member of the Na
tional Board of Hadassah and
the National Chairman of our
Jewish Education Depart
ment.
Members Attend
National Conference
For the first time in many
years, a delegation from
Charlotte attended the Na
tional Convention of
Hadassah. The Convention
was held from July 12-15 at
the Baltimore Convention
Center. The theme for the 75th
Anniversary Convention and
Celebration was “Cherish the
Past — Chart the Future.”
Elizabeth Klein, Charlotte
Chapter President and Linda
Gottlieb, Chapter Membership
Vice President were honored
to represent the Charlotte
Chapter, Dorothy Gutmann
Group and the Gastonia
Group.
Through workshops and
presentations they learned
many new things and are
ready to share the new ideas
and information with the
chapters. One highlight of the
Convention was the presenta
tion of the Henrietta Szold
Award to Secretary of State
George Shultz.
Membership Tea Held
The Charlotte Chapter of
Hadassah held a membership
tea on June 24 at the home of
Gina and Alan Strumpf.
The following are new
members: Peggy Rovman,
Eve Feldman, Tonda Rifkin,
Lisa Frucht. Also joining are
transfer Life Memb^s: Debbie
Brier, Debbie Rosenberger,
Susan DeSamo, Iris Madison,
Etta Greenspon and Cynthia
Melenson.
Hadassah is the largest
Women’s Zionist Organization
in the world, with 385,000
members. The Charlotte
Chapter, with over 450
members, is about to welcome
the Gastonia Group into its
ranks.
The next membership tea
will be held this month at the
home of Elizabeth Klein. All
women who support the phi
losophy of Zionism are invited
to attend.
Please contact Frances
Lyons, 553-7660, or Linda
Gottlieb, 846-1588, for
membership information.
—Linda Gottlieb
Invitations, etc.
Bar/Bat Mitzvah • Wedding
Birth Announcements • Business Cards
New Years Cards • Personalized Stationery
*10% discount on invitations
* Calligraphy Services available
Mary Qordan
847-0420
Judy Kaufmann
364-0046
B*nai B*rith Lodge
Calendar
’87
AUG 12
Board meeting
8pm
JCC
16
August Freeze
SEP 9
Board meeting
8pm
19
AZA Volleyball
OCT 14
Board meeting
8pm
JCC
28
Dinner/Speaker
NOV 11
Board meeting
8pm
JCC
18
Dinner/Speaker
DEC 9
Board meeting
8pm
JCC
24
Operation Snowflake
*88
JAN 13 Board meeting 8pm JCC
27 UNCC B-ball/Buddy program
FEB 10 Board meeting 8pm JCC
24 Dinner/Speaker
MAR 9 Board meeting 8pm JCC
30 Dinner/Speaker
APR 13 Board meeting 8pm JCC
27 Installation
NOTE: All board meetings are open to the general member
ship, You are encouraged to attend.
Some of these dates are tentative and are subject to
change.
Restaurant and Bar
Park Road Shopping Center
Featuring
Chicken • Seafood • Beef and Ribs
Large Variety appetizers, soups, salads
sandwiches and special burgers
Nakato Japanese Steak House
2501 E. Independence Blvd
(704) 372-1000 for Reservations
Sunday special: Baked Leg of Lamb
Wanted:
Beginners &
Experts
Happy Hour
Appetizers
Mon.-Wed.-Fri.
5-7 p.m.
Sun.-Thurs.
11:30 a.m.'lO p.m
Fri. & Sat.
11:30 a.m.*ll p.m
For experts, we feature im
ported yarns, unique
designs, and hand-painted
canvas. For beginners, we
have all that plus free
lessons. Come by our knit
ting and needlepoint shop.
All proceeds to local
charities.
For Great Expectations
in Fun and Food!
Reservations for tables of 5 or more
523-7852
Yours Truly
3802 Columbine Circle
366-6765
Summer hours: by appt. only