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March 20, 1959
The Arizona Post
Tucson, Pima County, Arizona
What is this article about?
Mrs. Mathew Fairberg is nominated to lead the Sisterhood of Temple Emanu-El in Tucson, heading a slate of officers for election at the April 7 meeting. Additional delegates are named for local councils.
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Mrs. Fairberg Picked To Head Sisterhood
The Sisterhood of Temple Emanu-El will present its new nominees for office at an April 7 meeting at 1 p.m. in the Temple auditorium. A snack luncheon will be held at noon.
Mrs. Mathew Fairberg, incumbent first-vice-president of Sisterhood heads the slate of officers selected by the nominating committee, which will be presented for election at the April Meeting.
Her running mates on the new slate, are: First vice-president, Mrs. George Greenberg; Second vice-president, Mrs. Herbert Bloom; Third vice-president, Mrs. Leo Morris; fourth vice-president, Mrs. Mathew Oppenheim; financial secretary, Mrs. Nathan Ingber; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Edgar Schnadig; special corresponding secretary, Mrs. William Dorson, auditor, Mrs. Arthur Scheff; and parliamentarian, Mrs. Irving Kaplan.
Delegates to the Tucson Jewish Community Council are Mrs. A. A. Friedman, Mrs. William Rapport, Mrs. Herman Smiley, and Mrs. Jack Young. Delegates to the Tucson Community Council are Mrs. David A. Bloom and Mrs. Jack Nevins.
The Sisterhood of Temple Emanu-El will present its new nominees for office at an April 7 meeting at 1 p.m. in the Temple auditorium. A snack luncheon will be held at noon.
Mrs. Mathew Fairberg, incumbent first-vice-president of Sisterhood heads the slate of officers selected by the nominating committee, which will be presented for election at the April Meeting.
Her running mates on the new slate, are: First vice-president, Mrs. George Greenberg; Second vice-president, Mrs. Herbert Bloom; Third vice-president, Mrs. Leo Morris; fourth vice-president, Mrs. Mathew Oppenheim; financial secretary, Mrs. Nathan Ingber; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Edgar Schnadig; special corresponding secretary, Mrs. William Dorson, auditor, Mrs. Arthur Scheff; and parliamentarian, Mrs. Irving Kaplan.
Delegates to the Tucson Jewish Community Council are Mrs. A. A. Friedman, Mrs. William Rapport, Mrs. Herman Smiley, and Mrs. Jack Young. Delegates to the Tucson Community Council are Mrs. David A. Bloom and Mrs. Jack Nevins.
What sub-type of article is it?
Community Announcement
Organizational Election
What keywords are associated?
Sisterhood Nomination
Temple Emanu El
Officers Slate
Tucson Delegates
Community Council
What entities or persons were involved?
Mrs. Mathew Fairberg
Mrs. George Greenberg
Mrs. Herbert Bloom
Mrs. Leo Morris
Mrs. Mathew Oppenheim
Mrs. Nathan Ingber
Mrs. Edgar Schnadig
Mrs. William Dorson
Mrs. Arthur Scheff
Mrs. Irving Kaplan
Mrs. A. A. Friedman
Mrs. William Rapport
Mrs. Herman Smiley
Mrs. Jack Young
Mrs. David A. Bloom
Mrs. Jack Nevins
Where did it happen?
Temple Emanu El, Tucson
Story Details
Key Persons
Mrs. Mathew Fairberg
Mrs. George Greenberg
Mrs. Herbert Bloom
Mrs. Leo Morris
Mrs. Mathew Oppenheim
Mrs. Nathan Ingber
Mrs. Edgar Schnadig
Mrs. William Dorson
Mrs. Arthur Scheff
Mrs. Irving Kaplan
Mrs. A. A. Friedman
Mrs. William Rapport
Mrs. Herman Smiley
Mrs. Jack Young
Mrs. David A. Bloom
Mrs. Jack Nevins
Location
Temple Emanu El, Tucson
Event Date
April 7
Story Details
The Sisterhood of Temple Emanu-El nominates Mrs. Mathew Fairberg as president, with a full slate of vice-presidents, secretaries, auditor, and parliamentarian. Delegates are selected for Tucson Jewish Community Council and Tucson Community Council.