Young Judaea (Charleston, SC), 1946-1993 (bulk 1946-1956).

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Young Judaea (Charleston, SC), 1946-1993 (bulk 1946-1956).

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Collection includes papers of the Henrietta Szold and Cecile Rubin Chapters of Young Judaea (Charleston, SC); black and white photograph (1951) from first annual Young Judaea Banquet and Dance; photocopy images of subsequent dances (1952-1953?); issues (1952-1956) of Emes, a publication of the Cecile Rubin Chapter of Young Judaea; and news clippings announcing re-activation of YJ in Charleston (1978) and YJ activities (1981, 1993). Two scrapbooks contain clippings, ephemera, award certificates, correspondence, member lists, chapter songs and photographs. The first scrapbook documents activities of the Henrietta Szold Chapter 1946-1947; the second scrapbook is a combination of material from the Henrietta Szold Chapter (1947-1949) and Cecile Rubin Chapter (1950-1951). Both scrapbooks were compiled by Sandra Lee Kahn Rosenblum.

20 items ; 22-37 cm.

College of Charleston, Marlene and Nathan Addlestone Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 7613640

College of Charleston, Marlene and Nathan Addlestone Library

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Hadassah, the Women's Zionist Organization of America

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