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June 20, 1941 - Image 8

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The Detroit Jewish Chronicle and the Legal Chronicle, 1941-06-20

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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle

June Brides

June 20, loll

J. N. F. Auxiliary

BNAI BRITH

(Continued from Page One)

Names Committees

inces have already registered for
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the
what is expected to be the most Jewish National Fund closed
the
important and far reaching con-
vention in Bind Brith's 90 years season with a large gathering in

of service in this part of the
country. Meeting simultaneously
will be the ninth annual conven-
tion of Women's Grand Lodge
No. 6, which represents 16,000
members organized in 75 senior

and junior units.
An Oneg Shabbat symposium
will highlight. the program on
Saturday. July 5. The speakers
will be Max F. Baer, director of

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MRS. IRVING ROSEN
(Miss Bernice Harriett Barit)

—Photo by J. J. Clarke.

Marriage of Miss Bernice Har-
riett Barit, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Barit of Webb Ave.,
to Irving Rosen, son of Mrs. Min-
nie Holtzman, was solemnized on
June- 8 at home, by Rabbi A. M.
Hershman. A dinner and recep-
tion followed- the ceremony.
The bride wore a white pointe
de Spree gown over net and
White satin, fashioned with seed
pearls around the sweetheart
neckline and around the sleeves
had a long train, with
FOR REAL and
long matching tiera veil. She
carried- a bridal bouquet of white
roses and lilies of the valley.
Her only attendants were Miss
h • Claire -Bricker as bridesmaid,
wearing a pink tulle gown with
full skirt and matching hat; Mrs.
The ONLY Herman
Emmer, her cousin, was
matron or honor and wore an
identical gown in light blue.
They carried arm bouquets of
pink and yellow roses. Sol Freed-
man was best man.
The couple left for an extend-
ed motor trip through the East,
KOPPITZ-MELCHERS, Inc.
and will be home after July 1
at 3265 W. Boston Blvd.

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MRS. LAWRENCE STOCKER
(Miss Lillian Sokanoff)

On June 8, Miss Lillian Sokan-
off, (laughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Israel Sokanoff of 2708 Sturtevant
Ave., was united in marriage with
Dr. Lawrence Stocker, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stocker of
3202 Pasadena. Rabbi Harold N.
Rosenthal officiated.

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The marriage of Miss Bessie
Freed, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Benjamin Freed of 12837 Linwood,
to Victor Rose, son of Bernard
Rose of Denver, was solemnized
by Rev. S. Mogill at Lachar's
on June 8. The matron of honor
was Mrs. Robert Stocker. The
bridesmaids were Miss Bertha
Freed, Miss Marion FleiScher and
Mrs. Sanford Rosenthal. Jack
Rose was best man and the ushers
were Robert Stocker, Sanford Ro-
senthal and Hy Rochlin.

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A study of the possibility of
launching a Hillel popular library
which would publish periodic
Pamphlet volumes on Jewish his-
tory and literature as special
study aids to meet the need for
Jewish printed material attuned
to the cultural level of American
Jewish college youth was author-
izezd at the fourth biennial na-
tional conference of directors of
the Bnai Brith Hillel Founda-
tions ant Counselorships.
The plan for a Hillel library
was presented to the conference
be Dr. Isaac Rabinowitz, director
of the Foundation at Brooklyn
College.
Block-booking if lectures at
all 55 Hillel units as a means
of bringing the ablest minds to
Hillel student constituencies more
effectively and with greater
economy; the publication of a
bibliography of recordings of
Jewish music and of other music
containing Jewish themes, which
has been compiled by Norman
Kiell of Milwaukee; and the cre-
ation of awards to Jewish lead-
ers off the campus for distin-
guished services to Hillel were
arnone. the other decisions reach-
ed at the two-day conference,
which was nresided over by Dr.
A. i,. Sachar. national director
of th? Bnai Brith Hillel Founda-

l participants in the
atinoaPnlrsyisneesipaan d discussions of Hillel
nrogram s and projects wer. the
fnitowing direetors: RpIthi Judah
Goblin. Illinois: Rabbi Harry
Kanlun. Ohio State: Rabbi Mau-
rice Pekarsky, Northwestern; Dr.
RaHnowitz on the honors course
in Judaism; Rabbi Theodore Gor-
don California; Rabbi Max Ka-
dushin, Wisconsin; Rabbi Harry
rssrig. Chicago; Rabbi Morris
vertzer. Iowa; Rabbi Samuel
Qardmel. North Carolina; Rabbi
nav;(1 Polish, Cornell; Rabbi
Pon inlin Kahn, Penn State;
Rabbi Martin Perley, Indiana.

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17618 CHERRYLAWN AVE.

the Bnai Brith Vocational Service
Bureau; Richard E. Gutstadt, di-
rector of the Anti-Defamation
League of Bnai Brith; Dr. A. L.
Sachar, national director of the
Bnai Brith Ilillel Foundations,
and Leonard Belove, Detroit city
director of Aleph Zadik Aleph.
The convention banquet on
Sunday evening, July 6, will be
featured by an address by Dr.
Solomon Goldman, former presi-
dent of the Zionist Organization
of America, who has just re-
turned from a tour of the Jew-
ish communities of South Amer-
ica.
Officers of District 6, in addi-
tion to Mr. Klutznick, president,
are: Benjamin I. Morris, Chi-
cago, and Rabbi Jerome D. Folk-
man, Grand Rapids, vice presi-
dents; Gottfried D. Bernstein,
Chicago, treasurer; Benjamin
Samuels, Chicago, member of the
Sunreme Lodge executive com-
mittee; Ben Z. Glass, Chicago,
secretary.
Officers of the Women's Grand
()dee include Miss Charlotte
Gant, Detroit, third vice presi-
dent.

Grabinka Society and

Affiliates Will Have
a Picnic

Its

The highly successful season of

—Photo by J. J. Clarke activities of the Grabinka Society

MRS. JACK ROSNER
(Miss Norma Fisher)

The marriage of Miss Norma
Fisher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Abram Fisher of 2670 Gladstone
Ave., to Jack Rosner, son of Mrs.
Lena Rosner of 2060 W. Euclid,
was solemnized by Rev. S. Mogill
on June 8, at Maccabees Hall.
Mrs. Edith Cohen was matron of
honor. The maid of honor was
Miss Ruth Adelman. Irving Ros-
ner was best man. After a wed-
ding trip, the newlyweds will he
at home at 2670 Gladstone Ave.

will culminate in a joint fun fro-
lic picnic of the Grabinka Srs.,
Grabinka .Irs., and Grabinka La-
dies' Auxiliary. Detailed plans for
the picnic are being laid by Robert
Mawr, president of the Grabinka
Jrs., who is assisted by Maurice
Glasier, ex-officio of the organ-
ization, and Joseph Zwerdling.
senior adviser to the juniors, and
to the Ladies' Auxiliary, Reser-
vations of members in good stand-
ing are being taken by Diana
Rosenblatt and Helen Goodman.
Call Miss Rosenblatt at Townsend
5-0363 or Miss Goodman at Town-
send 6-3578.

attendance at the final meeting,
Tuesday, at the Rose Sittig co-
hen Bldg.
William Hordes, chairman , f
the Jewish National Fund C. , hn-
cil, installed the officers. Ile'• n
Sloan, accordionist, presented
musical program. Rabbi Josi,.a
Sperka spoke on the life of Th.,
dor Ilerzl.
Mrs. Philip Slomovitz,
dent, urged the membership I.,
help in the historic task
building Eretz Yisroel.
The following committee cIntr_
men were selected: In charge f
membership, Mrs. William Ho--
des, chairman, Mrs. William hk-
fer, co-chairman ; Mrs. Harry
Davis, Sefer Hayeled chairmak;
Mrs. Harry Kraft, Ketubah
chairman, Mrs. Max Hayman,
co-chairman; Mrs. Benjami
Schwartz, tree chairman; blue
and white box chairman, Mrs.
Leon Kay, co-chairman, Mrs. .1.
Deytche; Mrs. P. J. Cutler, fund
raising chairman; Mrs. Harry
Schwartz, program chairman,
Mrs. Laster, co-chairman; Mrs.
S. Borenstein, telephone chair-
man, co-chairman, Mrs. Beryl
Harrison; Mrs. I. Goodman, pub-
lciity chairman, Mrs. Moe Perlis,
co-chairman; Mrs. John Hayman,
social chairman, Mrs. Rose Ca-
bot, co-chairman; Mrs. Benjamin
Laikin, cultural chairman.
In addition to the officers of
the organization the following
were named on the executive
committee: Mesdames I. Good-
man, Harry Schwartz, Max Hay-
man, hairy Kraft, and Sam Ja-
cobson.

COUNCIL

(Continued from Page 1)

Action." Before taking his pres-
ent position with the National
Jewish Welfare Board of New
York, Mr. Fishman was director
of the United Jewish Community
of Harrisburg, Pa., which is con-
sidered one of the models of
Jewish organization in America.
He is the originator of "The Har-
risburg. Plan," and Harrisburg's
Jewish Community was organized
under his direction.
At the election meeting a pro-
posed slate of officers and mem-
bers of the executive committee
for the Jewish Community Council
will be brought in by a nomina-
ting committee of which Mrs.
Joseph II. Ehrlich is chairman.
Officers and executive committee
members are elected for a period
of two years, and those elected
at the June 25th meeting will
serve until June, 1913.
The retiring officers and direc-
tors are Simon Shetzer, president;
Joseph Bernstein, James I. Ell-
mon, Julian II. Krolik, vice-pres-
idents; Myron A. Keys, treasurer;
Joseph Haggai, secretary; mem-
bers of the executive committee,
Henry M. Abramovitz, Joseph
Bernstein, Mrs. Douglas I. Brown,
Fred M. Butzel, Lawrence W.
Crohn, Aaron Droock, Mrs. Jo-
seph 11. Ehrlich, James I. Ell-
mann, Henry Fenster, Dr. Leo M.
Franklin, William Friedman, Ben
F. Goldman, Joseph Haggai, Dr.
A. M. Hershman, William Hordes,
Myron A. Keys, Dr. Schmarya
Kleinman, Julian If. Krolik, Aaron
Kurland, Benjamin M. Laikin,
Samuel Lieberman, Max Nus-
baum, Aaron Rosenberg, Louis
Rosenzweig, Charles Rubiner, Si-
mon Shetzer, Philip Slomovitz, Isi-
dore Soheloff, Abe Srere, Rabbi
Isaac Stollman, Rabbi M. Wohl-
gelernter.
The dinner which will precede
the business meeting will start
at 13:30 p. m. Reservations may
be made by writing to the office
of the Jewish Community Council,
1610 Washington Blvd. Bldg. A
check for $1 should accompany
each reservation. Delegates of the
Council's affiliated organizations
and agencies are urged to send
in their reservations for the din-
ner as early as possible, in order
that plans for the meeting may
he completed.
Those organizations who have
not yet reported to the Council
the names of their newly elected
delegates, must do so immediately,
in order to enable the Council to
furnish their ilelegates with ap-
propriate credentials, without
which they will be unable to cast
their vote at the election.

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