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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

-:-CENTER ACTIVITIES

Mothers' Clubs to
Di;cuss Post-War

The subject to be discussed
during the coming week by the
various Mothers' Clubs, will be
"Postwar Settlements With a
View of a Just Peace."
MOTHERS' CLUBS CALENDAR
Young Women's Study Club,
Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 28, at
1:30 p. in. , at the Rose Sittig
Cohen Bldg., Lawton at Davison.
Woodward Study Club, Wed-
nesday afternoon, Nov. 29, at
1:30 p. m., at the Jewish Com-
munity Center. Program, a book
review. You may bring your pre-
school children. We have a kin-

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Many interesting plans were
made by a large group of wives
of men in service, who are or-
ganized under the name of Serv-
ice Wives, at the Jewish Com-
munity Center.
The group is under the direc-
tion of Mrs. Esther Mossman of
the Jewish Community Center
Staff. Mrs. Sadie Saferstein is
chairman of this group. Various
committees were appointed at the
last meeting. Chairman of the
program committee is Mrs. Fran-
ces Markowitz. Mrs. Ida Bader
and Mrs. Sylvia Winton are co-
chairmen of the USO committee.
Mrs. Miriam Ferst will head a
War Bond booth committee. Mrs.
Helen Felstein is chairman of a
home making committee, and Mrs.
Frances Agranoff will be in charge
of a knitting committee.
The first project of the Serv-
ice Wives will be to serve at the
downtown USO on Jan. 1.
This group is still open to new
members and all wives of men
in service are invited to attend
the next meeting which will be
held Nov. 30 at 8 p. tn. at the
Jewish Community Center.

"Coastal Command" To
Be Shown Wed., Nov. 29

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dergartener to take care of them.
Davison Mothers' Club, Thurs-
day evening, Nov. 30, at 8:30
p. m., at Workmen's Circle Edu-
cational Center, Linwood at Bur-
lingame.
The following officers were re-
cently installed:
Dexter Mothers' Club: Presi-
dent, Lena Lazar; first vice pres-
ident, Leah Lutsky; second vice
president, Ella Schneiderman; re-
cording secretary, Millie Lipson;
financial secretary, Fanny Rappa-
port; treasurer, Millie New; sick
committee, Ray Ressler, Esther
Gold; flower fund, Rebecca Katz.
Davison Mothers' Club: Pres-
ident, Dinah Robbins; vice presi-
dent, Mildred Lefkowitz; record-
ing secretary, Sofie Bigrnan; fi-
nancial secretary, Anna Wander;
treasurer, Lena Samos; tempor-
ary treasurer, Fanny Caplan;
flower fund, Sarah Beaderman;
sick committee, Freda Plotnick,
Gertrude Garber.

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Rabbi Wohlgelernter to
Lead Discussion Nov. 26

Friday, November 24, 1944

Autograph Project
Of Sisterhood Of
Temple Israel ClcIses

MARINE CITY NOTES

Mr. and Mrs. Louie .1. Miler
et• Marine City, Mich., anti, , ;;,
the liar Mitzvah of their
Harrison, to be held on SatuH
Nov. 25, at the Mt. Sinai s
gogue in Port Huron. A re.,
tion will be held on Sunday, N ,, .
26 at the home of Mr. and M
Miller, N. Mafn St., Marine cit y

Mrs. H. J. Millman, chairmat.
of the autograph project of Tem-
"Kiddush Hashem" as a factor ple Israel Sisterhood, announces
in Jewish survival will be dis- the closing of this, its first major
cussed at the next meeting of
the leadership training course
Meekness and Humility ztr,.
which is being sponsored by the
great virtues; they are heti(
Jewish Community Center. Rabbi
than all sacrifices.
Max J. Wohlgelerenter will lead
the discussion on Sunday, Nov.

26.

Sessions of the leadership
training course are held every
Sunday afternoon at 2:30 p. m.
in the music room. E. Louis Nei-
mand, assistant director of the
Center, is in charge of the
course.

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Second Holiday Hop To
Be Held Sunday, Nov. 26

The second holiday hop of the
Jewish Community Center will be
held Sunday, Nov. 26, at 9 p. m.
The dance decorations will be
carried out in the Thanksgiving
theme.
By popular demand Phil Brest-
off and his outstanding orchestra
will again play for this affair.
He will feature a fine vocalist.
Ben Britman and Estelle Starr
are co-chairmen of the holiday
hop committee, and are assisted
by the following: Beatrice Bort-
roan, Morris Buckzeiger, Bernice
Friedland, Charlotte Greenberg,
Morris Kamen, Joseph Kwaselow,
Alan Mittleman, Danny Raskin,
Sara Rotman, Ruth Sobel, Dr.
Milton White. Rose 'Brooks Le-
vine is in charge of decoratons
for the evening and refreshments
will be available.
Admission to the dance is 75c
for members and $1.00 for non-
members, tax included. Attend-
ance will be limited to 400 peo-
ple.

Stanley Nowak to Lead
B & P Discussion Group

Stanley Nowak will be the dis-
cussion leader at the Business
and Professional Group meeting,
which will be held at the Jewish
Community Cent e r, Thursday,
Nov. 30. Mr. Nowak will talk on
"Poland and the Peace."
Discussion Group meetings are
held in the Adult Lounge, and
begin at 9 p. m. The public is
invited to attend.

"Coastal Command," a full
length sound movie, will be fea- Miss Lee Ya-Ching to
tured at the next movie night
program which will be held at Speak at Fisher
the Jewish Community Center on
Town Hall Nov. 29
Wednesday, Nov. 29.
Film programs are held in the
China's "First Lady of the
Adult Lounge, and are open to
the public without charge. The Air," Miss Lee Ye-Ching, will
program will begin at 8:45 p. m. speak on Chinese "Youth and
Aviation" at Detroit Town Hall
in the Fisher Theater, Wednes-
L. J. Small to Address
day morning, Nov. 29, at 11
o'clock.
Talker's Group Nov. 25
Miss Lee was the first woman
The Talker's Group under the in China to become a licensed
leadership of Ed Emerich will pilot. This enabled her to fly
have their next meeting on Sat- throughout the country to inter-
urday night, Nov. 25. The group est youth in aviation.
has invited L. J. Small to talk
In her world travels, Miss Lee
on "Russia." Mr. Small's discus- Ya-Ching has received honors sel-
sion will be based upon impres- dom accorded feminine celebri-
sions he received when he visited ties. Among these was the dis-
that country.
tinction of being the first woman
Newcomers and old-timers are to address the Canadian Parlia-
invited to attend the meetings of ment. She has recently returned
the Talker's Group. The meet- from a tour of Central and South
ings are held in the library of America, where she made many
the Jewish Community Center at about China. After the war, the
9 p. m.
appearances speaking for and
progressive aviatrix plans to
start a School of Aviation for the
Chinese boys and girls.
Advance reservations for the
lecture are available at Grin-
nell's, RA. 1124.

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fund raising undertaking. The
project was initiated on the occa-
sion of the celebration of the
50th birthday of the founding
president of the Temple, Morris
Garvett. At that time, the Sis-
terhood decided to honor Mr.
Garvett by providing the means
with which to furnish a lounge,
to be known as the Morris Gar-
vett Lounge, in the new Temple
building.
Mrs. Millman and her co-chair-
man, Mrs. Morton Snyder, an-
nounce that the project closes
formally with the Dec. 11 meet-
ing of the Sisterhood, and that
the receipts so far reported are
very gratifying.
However, because this project
is in the nature 01 a permanent
recording of the names of mem-
bers and friends of members, and
because so many new families
have joined the congregation ros-
ter this season, it is announced
by Mrs. Samuel B. Danto, Sis-
terhood president, that for these
members, may call Mrs. Danto
or the committee chairman and it
will be arranged that napkins
be mailed to them immediately
with instructions so that their
families may be recorded in this
manner which ultimately will take
the fo,m of a beautiful banquet
cloth.
This project, like all other fund
raising projects of the Sister-
hood, is sponsored by the ways
and means committee, of which
Mrs. Arthur J. Hass, one of the
vice presidents, is chairman.
War Bonds may be purchased
at all Sisterhood meetings, Mrs.
Randolph Weber announces.

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