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Friday, October 20, 1944

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

• ENGAGEMENTS

League of Jewish
Women Organizations
Meeting Wed., Oct. 25

Page II

Sabbath League
Committee Completes
Arrangements for Meet

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Golds, formerly of Oakman Blvd. and now
residing in Los Angeles, Cal., announce the engagement of their
daughter, Ruth, to Flying Officer Morton Soble, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Soble of Windsor, Ont. Flying Officer Soble, of the
The opening meeting of the
A large committee has been
RCAF, has just returned from two years' service in England.
1944-45 season of the League of active to make the anniversary
Jovish Women's Organizations, donor event of the Women's
with all its affiliated organiza- League for Sabbath Observance
• WEDDINGS

Oct. 22—Miss Iris Levine, (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. David
Levine of Burlingame Ave., to Pvt. Louis Gorzeck, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Phillip Gorzeck of Gladstone Ave.

Eight tons of waste paper was
collected in a house-to-house
canvass by the Detroit League of
Jewish Youth on Oct. 15.
Due to the assistance of Scout
Master Irving Blank and his
Troop, No. 104, the drive was
highly successful.
The organizations participating
in the drive were: Bnai Brith
Manx, Bnai Brith Rebecca Gratz,
Bnai Brith Deborah, Bnai Brith
Pisgah, Junior Council, Temple
Israel Juniors, Junior Hadassah,
Sigma Theta Delta, and Junior
Home Relief.

Sept. 28—To Capt. and Mrs. William J. Weinstein (Kyelyn
Ross) of Burlingame Ave., a son, Michael Allan. Capt. Weinstein
is serving with the Marines somewhere in the Pacific.
Oct. 5—To S/Sgt. and Mrs. Morris Bonin (Adele Siderman)
of the Belcrest Hotel, a son, James Leslie. S/Sgt. Bonin is sta-
tioned at the Basic Training Center, Fresno, Cal.
Oct. 7—To Pfc. and Mrs. Murray Packer (Helen Fein) of
Leslie Ave., a daughter, Ilene Debbra.
Oct. 7—To Sgt. and Mrs. Herbert B. Gale, a daughter, Dena
Scott.
Oct. 11—To Lt. and Mrs. Earl R. Gilman (Elsie Greenbaum),
a daughter, Mary Jane. Lt. Gilman is serving with the U.S. Army
everseas.
Oct. 12—To Mr. and Mrs. Jack Yagoda (Florence Epstein)
of 2527 Blaine Ave., a son, Gordon Barry.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Frank of Moshe Congregation. There will
Webb Ave. have returned from be an open house on Sunday.
a short stay in New York.
Oct. 22, from 4 to 9 in the eve-
ning.
Friends gathered at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. A. Potiker,
18309 Monica, Friday evening, Women Aux. of Hebrew
Oct. 13, honoring their son, A/T Schools to Give First
Hughes, home on a 10-day fur-
lough. Mrs. Potiker and Hughes Literary Program Oct. 25
spent several days in New York.
The first of the series of social
At present he is in training at
the Greenwood, Miss. Air Base. literary programs arranged by
the Woman's Auxiliary of the
Mrs. Anna LaBret of Buffalo, United Hebrew Schools will be
N. Y. is visiting with her chil- held Wednesday, Oct. 25, at 12:30,
dren, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Levinson in the auditorium of the Rose
Sittig Cohen Bldg. A complimen-
of Woodingham Dr.
tary luncheon will precede the
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Simon program.
The program includes dramati-
of Tuxedo Ave. were hosts at a
family dinner party given in hon- zation of a book of poetry, humor,
or of Mrs. David Ecker's birth- fiction, history, and a book deal-
ing with the new approach to the
day.
problem of the upbuilding of
S/Sgt. and Mrs. Jack Mack- Palestine. The following are the
son (Lillian Rita Goodman) will participants: Mrs. Max Dush-
arrive in Detroit Oct. 22 to en- kin, Mrs. Theodore Isaacs, Mrs.
joy a brief visit with Mrs. Mack- ,Florence Rosman, Mrs. Burton
son's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Seidon, Mrs. Albert Carcnick.
Goodman of Rochester Ave. Mrs. Milford Pregerson will act
/Sgt. and Mrs. Mackson are as commentator.
The following are the books
living in Santa Barbara. Cal.,
where S/Sgt. Mackson is sta- that will be dramatized : "Joseph
tioned at the U.S.M.C. Air Base. the Provider" by Thomas Mann,
"Harvest in the Desert" by Maur-
Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Warshow- ice Samuals, "Breathe Upon
sky of Atklinson Ave. spent last These" by Ludwig Lewisohn,
week-end in South Bend, Ind. "Jewish Lore" by Jacob Richman,
with their son, Sanford, who is and "Behold the Jew" by Ada
a V-12 Naval Trainee at Notre Jackson.
The program committee, headed
Dame University.
by Mrs. Bert L. Smokier, have
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Weine of spared no effort to make this af-
18211 Woodingham Dr. announce fair very interesting, entertaining
the Bar Mitzvah of their son, and instructive. They invite the
Harold, on Saturday morning, Jewish women of Detroit to be
Oct. 28, at Yeshivath Beth Yehu- present at this fine social educa-
dah, Cortland and Dexter t Ayes. tional program.
The program committee consists
Reception at home Sunday eve-
of, in addition to the chairman,
ning, Oct. 29, 7 to 11 p. m.
Mrs. Charles Robinson, Mrs.
Pfc. Donald M. Cohn has re- Louis .1. Tobin, and Bernard
turned to his post at Camp Isaacs.
Adair, Ore., after spending his
furlough with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Cohn of Edison Ladies' Aux. JWV Needs
Ave. His brother, Sheldon, of War Chest Volunteers
the Army Air Force also spent
Volunteers urgently needed by
a two-week furlough at home and
returned to Hillsborough Air the Jewish War Veterans Ladies'
Auxiliary for work on the War
Field in Florida last week.
Chest, in the vicinity of Wood-
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Hauser ward, West Grand Blvd., Pingree
of 3218 Glynn Ct. announce the and 14th. For volunteer service
Bar Mitzvah of their son, Jerome call Mrs. Bertha Schaap, Trinity
Ronald, on Oct. 21, at Bnai 1-5792.

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KIRSCHMAN - RU1IIN'ER
Julius Rubiner of the Book-
Cadillac Hotel announces the
marriage of his sister, Ethel, to
IA. Murray Kirschman of the
Cheinical Welfare Division, U.S.
Army, on Oct. 14. Lt. and Mrs.
Kirschman will reside in Balti-
more, Md., where Lt. Kirschman
is stationed.

League of Detroit Jewish
Youth Collects Eight
Tons of Waite Paper

O BIRTHS

I\ THE REALM OF SOCIETY

MARRIAGES

MRS. ROBERT LEWISTON

Lions, will be held on Wednesday,
Oct. 25, at the Jewish Community
Center, at 1 p. m. Mrs. Douglas
I. Brown, president, extends an
invitation to all women who are
members of organizations belong-
ing to the League, to attend this
meeting. A dessert luncheon will
be served with the members of
Zedekah acting as hostesses.
Mrs. Robert Lewiston, program
chairman, has arranged an inter-
esting program for this occasion.
Mrs. David Kallman will lead the
singing of the National Anthem,
accompanied by Mrs. Jesse Ros-
en. The opening prayer will be
given by Mrs. Nathan Blatnikoff
of the Eva Prenzlauer Maternity
Group.
The guest speakers will be
Mrs. Leonard Weiner and Isaac
Franck of the Jewish Community
Council. They will discuss "What
We Women Can Contribute to
the Postwar Plans." A question
period will folow.
Mrs. Brown urges all members
of the League to contribute their
time and effort in behalf of the
War Chest Drive.

Youth Education League
Holds Membership Tea

On Wednesday, Oct. 11, a
membership tea was held at the
home of Mrs. P. Olender on
Broadstreet. Her co-hostesses for
the afternoon were Mrs. H. Good-
man, Mrs. G. Seyburn, Mrs. D.
Tann and Mrs. A. Lichter.
Mrs. Robert Lewiston, presi-
dent of the organization, gave a
brief outline of the work which
the Youth Educatoin League
does throughout the year and
introduced the various chairmen
for the coming year.
Mrs. C. W. Sucher, chairman
of ways and means, announced
the opening of the pledge fund
drive with Mrs. James V. Browne
as chairman and Mrs. Sidney
Kalt as her co-chairman. Mrs.
Charles Goldman has charge of
the year book, with Mrs. Ben
Tobin as her co-chairman. The
drive is getting under way im-
mediately.
Mrs. Adolph Lichter, chairman
of stamps and bonds, reported
that the new victory drive is un-
der way.
Mrs. Phillip Kollins, chairman
of the raffle affair, gave her
report.
Mrs. Jesse Rosen accompanied
Miss Marilyn Gelb, who enter-
tained the group with songs and
dances.

MRS. MOSES WIESER

on Oct. 24 an outstanding event.
Mrs. Moses Wieser has been r
eral chairman, Mrs. A. 0. Isar-
sky chairman of reservations, and
Mrs. Israel Kaplan co-chairman.
Secretaries have been Mrs. Kate
Winston and Mrs. A. Gealer.
The program was arranged by
Mrs. Abraham Caplan and Mrs.
J. S. Sperka.
On the hospitality committee
for the afternoon are the fol-
lowing women: Mesdames S. Zis-
kind, A. Honigman, S. Gorman,
F. Sobel, S. Lax, Israel Kaplan,
P. Ehrenfeld, E. Schneiderman,
M Winston, B. Leader, M. Rider,
A. DeRoven, L. Lightstone, A.
Honigman, J. Bitten, I. Zeff and
L. Zeff.
Women who have not been
contacted are asked to call Mrs.
A. 0. Barsky at TO. 8-8822, or
Mrs. Wieser at TO. 8-0227.

Card Party Planned
By Polonnoye Society

The Polonnoye-Volhynia Aid
Society will hold a card party
Sunday evening, Oct. 22, at the
Assembly Hall, 9125 Twelfth St.
The card party is being held
for the benefit of Jewish war
refugees. Admission is free and
no tickets are needed. The Pol-
onnoye-Volhynia Aid Society is
composed of members who come
from the area around Polonnoye
in the Province of Volhynia, the
Ukraine. It included landsleit
from Liuber, Chudnov, Romanov,
Novgorod Volynsk and the sur-
rounding area.

Molly Segal Auxiliary to
Hold Card Party Nov. 7

Molly Segal Auxiliary of the
Detroit Jewish Consumptive Re-
lief Society of Denver, Colo.,
held a meeting Wednesday, Oct.
11. The chief topic of discus-
sion centered upon the plans for
the 12th annual banquet which
will be held on Sunday, Dec. 3,
at the Riviera Auditorium, at
6:30 p. In. A card party will be
held on Nov. 7 at 1 p. in. for
th members and friends who
wish to raise money for the ban-
quet. Mrs. H. Gold, president,
appeals to the Congregations who
made pledges to the Molly Segal
Auxiliary to please mail their
checks to her, 4245 W. Grand
Ave., or to Mrs. A. Greenfield,
2740 W. Grand Ave.

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Young Women Bnai Brith
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The first membership tea of
the season will be given by the
Naomi Young Women, Bnai Brith,
at the home of Joyce Seedberg,
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Oct. 22, at 2 p. m.
The guest speaker for the af-
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