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Mrs. Forman Named President of Temple Sisterhoods District

November 5, 1930
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Mrs. Joseph Forman of Roanoke was elected president of District No. 8, National Federation of Temple Sisterhoods. She succeeds Mrs. Sadie M. Kirsch of Richmond.

Other officers named were: Mrs. Eli Oettinger, Greensboro, N. C., second vice-president; Mrs. F. I. Rypins, Roanoke, recording secretary; and Mrs. Harry B. Wolff, Baltimore, treasurer. Other officers whose terms have not yet expired are: Mrs. Stanford Z. Rothschild, Baltimore, first vice-president; and Mrs. Bertram Grant, Wilmington, Del., corresponding secretary. Reports of committees, district chairmen and representatives of sisterhoods throughout the district, which comprises Maryland, Delaware, Virginia, District of Columbia and Greensboro, N. C., were heard.

A symposium on “The Sisterhoods’ Relation to the Religious Schools” was led by Mrs. J. O. Berliner, Washington; Mrs. Hattie S. Weinberg, Greensboro, and Miss Sadie Harrison, Roanoke. Rabbi Samuel H. Goldenson of Pittsburgh delivered the address at a banquet which took place in the Hotel Roanoke in the evening.

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