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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle
.:-CENTER ACTIVITIES-:-
Center Day Camp Plans Mothers and Daughters
Now Being Formulated Banquets To Be Held
May 12, 1944
Betty Kowalsky to Play Welfare Federation, Social Workers and Council
Concert at Spring
For Jewish Education Conference May 17-21
Festival on May 19
NEW YORK, N. Y. — Adolph American Jewish Ccimmunit y i n
A. Berle, Assistant Secretary of the Postwar Period" and "Plan
State; Nathan Reich of Hunter ning for the Peace and for Po st_
Plans are now being made for
College, N. Y., and Rabbi Abba war Organizations". All othe r
Camp Habonim, day camp of the
Hillel Silver of Cleveland will general sessions will be devoted
Jewish Community Center, which
head the list of speakers at the to the presentation and discus-
coon of studies
cond the d i 25
will open early in June and will
joint annual meeting of the Na- communities
during
continue for eight weeks.
past tw o
tional Conference of Jewish So- years by committees
The program will include many
represent ing
cial Welfare, the National Asso-
of the activities that are popular
o
elation of Jewish Center Work- all phases of Jewish cmmunal
ity. are sehed-
with home campers—swimming,
who
ers and the National Council for interests and activity.
dramatics, photography, arts and
Jewish Education, which will be
crafts, dancing, hiking, movies,
held Wednesday, May 17, through sled to address the conference,
and outdoor play.
Sunday, May 21, at the Hotel in addition to Professor 11 (. 1.1,,
Professor
Riech,
Rabbi
A competent director and staff
Static
Static'. in Cleveland, Louis Kraft, Mr.
Kraft, Mr.
Fishman
and Silver,
Rah-
will be in charge of the camp
president of the National Confer-
bi Blumenfield, are: Joseph M.
from 9:00 a. in. to 3:30 p. m.
ence, announces.
Campers will be asked to brine
The National Conference of Berne, Cleveland; Kurt Peiser,
their own lunches, but milk will
Jewish Social Welfare is the pro- Philadelphia; Dr. Maurice Tav-
be served here.
fessional body of Jewish social lor, Pittsburgh; Harold Silver,
Further details on rates and
workers with a membership of Detroit; Miriam R. Ephraim,
dates of registration will be given
650 individuals and 250 agencies Pittsburgh; Ben Rosen, New
at a later date.
in every state of the union, and York; Philip Bernstein, New
in Canada. The National Asso- York, and Dr. Nathan E. Cohen,
elation of Jewish Center Work- New York.
ers and the National Council for
Mothers' Clubs Calendar
Jewish Education are off-shoots
of the National Conference, de- NHJC Simultaneous
Dexter Mothers' Club Tues- Miss Linda Malcolm to
voted to the specialized fields
day afternoon, May 16, 1:30 p. Address Charm Group
of group work activities and Jew- Card Parties to Be
m., Bnai Moshe Synagogue.
ish education. More than 1,000 Held Wed., May 17
At this meeting there will be
The Charm Group of the Jew-
delegates and visitors are ex-
a .representative of the League ish Community Center will have
pected at the joint meeting.
of Women Voters, who will stress Miss Linda Malcolm as its guest
On Wednesday, May 17, the
BETTY KOWALSKY
Meyer E. Fishman of Los An-
the importance' of women in the speaker on Wednesday night,
geles
is
president
of
the
Center
Detroit
League of the National
coming presidential election.
May 17. Miss Malcolm, who is a School's annual spring festival,
Young Women's Study Club cosmetic expert, will give a on May 19. Miss Kowalsky will Workers group and Rabbi Sam- Home for Jewish Children at
uel M. Blumenfield
of Chicago is Denver will hold its annual si-
Wednesday, May 17, at 1:30 p. make-up demonstration. play the First Movement of the president
of the educators.
m. Jewish Community Center. At
Schumann A-minor Concerto,
multaneous card parties in the
this meeting the Young Women's Kurt Saffir in Debut
with the accompaniment of the No Meeting Last Year
homes of its members and
Study Club will be the guests of
Due to war emergency condi- friends. In the past all parties
senior orchestra, under the direr-
Recital
Sunday,
May
21
the Woodward Club.
lion of Fred Shafer.
The con- lions, the three groups did not were held during the afternoon,
meet last year, Mr. Kraft an-
Woodward Study Club Wed-
The Music Department of the certo is a major work, and be- nounces. "Our professional work- but due to present day condi-
nesday, May 17, at 1:30 p. m. Jewish Community Center an- cause of its popularity with con-
lions, hostesses are permitted to
Jewish Community Center. Mr. flounces that the debut recital cert audiences is often heard on ers, however, found the suspen- hold their parties at a time most
Julius Chajes, director of Music, of Kurt Saf fir, 14-year-old pian- symphony programs. The festival soon of the annual meetings a suitable for their convenience,
will give an illustrated lecture ist, will be held on Sunday, May will . be under the direction of serious loss in their planning and and also extend their invitations
programming for the coming
on Jewish music.
to include the men. All proceeds
21, at 3:00 p. m, in the Center's Mrs. Ferne Robinson, head of the year," he said.
Fenkell Mothers' Club Tues- auditorium. Admission free.
music department.
of these parties will be sent to
"In
answer
to
their
demands
the
Home, which cares for un-
day, May 16, at 8:30 p. m.
f or resumption of the annual
Parkside Hebrew School, Park- WAR WORKERS
meeting, we arranged this joint derprivileged children from all
Delegation of Rabbis
side and Midland.
meeting, combining our forces for parts of the country who have
The War Workers and various
Davison Mothers' Club Thurs-
Visiting Here on
a saving of time and manpower. been exposed to tuberculosis and
day evening, May 18, 8:30 p. m. other groups of the Jewish Com-
in her respiratory diseases. Dor-
We further timed it so that it other
Workmen's Circle Educational munity Center will have a Pal- Behalf of Yeshivah
recent years, miraculous re-
would come just before the open-
Center, Linwood at Burlingame. estinian program, entitled "Night
ing of the National Conference of sults have been effected with
in Tel-Aviv" on Saturday, June
Rabbi ']loses Maydenbaum, for- Social Work which opens in children who have suffered from
3.
Intermediates to Hold
merly of Paris, France, and Rab- Cleveland on Sunday, May 21, asthma for years, and after en-
bi Sholom Bergstein of New thus enabling delegates of the try into the Home they were re-
Last Meeting of Season
JUNIORS
York, noted scholar and author Jewish groups to stay over for lieved almost immediately of the
The Juniors of the Jewish Com- of a philosophical treatise, "Par- the General Social Work Confer- sufferings from this disease.
The Intermediates of the Jew-
ish Community Center will have munity Center will have a She- des Sholom," are now in Detroit ence.
Mrs, Monte Weston, president,
their last Saturday Night-Club vuoth program on May 21 with on behalf of the renowned Yeshi-
"In this manner, we are able has appointed Mrs. Joseph C.
of the season of May 13. It will games, movies, and refreshments. vah and Mesivta Rabbi Chaim to cooperate to the utmost with Slatkin of the Wilshore Hotel
Berlin of Brooklyn, N. Y.
be a gala affair, sponsored by
the 0. D. T. and other defense as chairman, and Mrs. Nathan
the Sufolla Girls, one of the MARRIAGE COUNSELING
The Yeshivah Rabbi Chaim agencies, and at the same time C. Kanterman of Collingwood
The Women's Marriage Coun- Berlin, whose student body also bring the undoubted benefits of Ave. as co-chairman.
clubs of the Center. Music will
be provided by Iry Field's Band, seling Course of the Jewish Com- includes several boys from De- the annual meeting to our Jewish
and there will be refreshments, munity Center is continuing on troit, is one of the outstanding social workers and through them ♦
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games, and dancing. Admission Thursday night under the tutelage institutions of higher Jewish to the Jewish community agencies
Does Your Business Need
is 35c.
of Mrs. Betty Koronsky Ketchum. learning in America. It includes of America."
an elementary and secondary
Additional Capital?
More than three-fourths of the
Daughters of JWV to Hold parochial school and a Rabbinical sessions scheduled for the Cleve- 11e Lain on MaCiliart)—E(11111)Melit-
Eighth Holiday Hop
( 'Mite! Mortgages—Contracts—Nate..
with an enrollment of land meeting will be joint ses-
Mother-Daughter Luncheon Academy
To Be Spring Dance
I .
t, Confident ial Sere if e
800 students from every part of sions of the three groups, Mr.
The Daughters of the Jewish
The eighth Holiday Hop of War Veterans announce their the country and a number of Kraft announced, the individual
Commercial
the Jewish Community Center annual Mothers and Daughters refugees, among them many war groups meeting only for work ses-
will be a Spring dance on Sun- luncheon, to be held Sunday, orphans from Nazi occupied sions devoted to their special
Acceptance Corp.
Acceptance
day, May 21, at 9:00 p. m. Bill May 21, at the Veterans Bldg., countries, who are provided with problems. The two principal meet-
Hen ry Jassy, Pres.
Gail and his orchestra will pro- 704 E. Jefferson Ave. The pro- room and board in addition to a ings will be devoted to "The
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Stake
and
Responsibilities
of
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vide the music. This will be the ceeds will be used to buy gifts tion.
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last hop of this very successful for the veterans at the Percy L.
The institution has progressed
series for this season. The dec- Jones Hospital, Battle Creek. For during the last year by the pu•
orations will carry out the spirit reservations please call Adele
of spring, and refreshments and Jacoby, Townsend 7-1722, or Mae chase of a new building, but i S
now struggling for its mainte
novelty prizes will be available. Avison, Townsend 6-0503.
nance because of its multiplies
obligations. The support of Yeshi
vah Mesivta Chaim Berlin is
GIFTS FOR
urged by national Rabbinical
bodies, and by all who are inter-
HER!
ested in the preservation of Ju-
Mothers' lasting devo-
daism and higher Jewish learning
tion merits the finest
in this country.
watch.
It is hoped that this prominent
Enchant
her n it h
delegation will receive the cooper-
Hutt perfect beau-
ation it merits and be given
tiful Ditunond
every possible assistance in this
great cause.
Complete
Betty Kowalsky, 15-year-old
The Mother's and Daughter's pianist, pupil of the Center's
Banquet of the Dexter Club will Music School, has been invited
take place on Tuesday evening, to be the soloist in Cooley High
May 23, at the Jewish Com-
munity Center. Mrs. New, ex- r
president of the club, will act as
toastmistress. Mrs. Lazar will
speak for the mothers. Mrs. S. J.
Allen and Mrs. H. C. Broiler,
president of the Jewish Com-
munity Center, will be the guests
of honor.
The Fenkell Mothers' and
Daughters' Banquet will take
place on Thursday evening, May
25, at the Jewish Community
Center. Mrs. Sarah Avrin, orga-
nizer and first president of the
club, will speak for the mothers.
Esther Etkin Mossman will speak
for the daughters. Mrs. L. Ap-
tekar will open the affair with
it prayer, and Mrs. R. Marshak
will be the toastmistress.
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CONSECRANTS-AT-HOME NOTICES
TO APPEAR IN NEXT TWO ISSUES
Annual Consecration Services of Congregation Shaarey
Zedek will he held on Sunday morning, June 4.
Traditional announcements of receptions at home will
appear in the next two issues of The Detroit Jewish Chron-
isle—May 26 and June 2.
Parents of Consecrants are urged to send their notices
for insertion in these two issues as soon as possible. There
is a charge of $1 for each insertion.
N. Y. Church Musicians
To Perform Chajes Work
At Annual Concert
The American Guild of Or-
ganists announces that the 142nd
Psalm, a cantata for solo, mixed
voices and organ, by Julius Cha-
jes, will be performed at 'their
annual concert in St. Bartholo-
mew Church of New York City
on Thursday evening, May 18.
Dr. McK. Williams, the musical
director of St. Bartholomew, will
conduct. Hugh Porter of St.
Nicholas will play the organ, and
the combined choirs of five Epis-
copalean churches, numbering 160
voices, will perform Mr. Chajes'
composition.
The first presentation of this
work was given at the Temple of
Religion of the New York World's
Fair in 1939, and was conducted
by Hugh Ross of the New York
Schola Contarum. Since that time
it has been heard in more than
50 synagogues, churches and con-
cert halls.
Mr. Chajes is director of mu-
sic at Temple Beth El and the
Jewish Community Center.
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