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Omicron Auxiliary AZO to Mrs. Shmarya Kleinman
Hold Chanukah Party
To Be Primrose Club
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Omicron Auxiliary, Alpha Zeta
Omega Fraternity, will hold its
begin at 9 p. m. The public is 4th annual Chanukah party on
invited to attend.
Saturday, Dec. 16, at the home
of Mrs. Edwar'd Rothenberg,
18715 Santa Barbara.
Saturday Night Party
To Take Place Dec. 16
The Chanukah party is being
planned for the Auxiliary's mem-
The next Saturday night adult bers and their children, and the
party of the Jewish Community afternoon will be devoted to
Center will be held Dec. 16 in Chanukah songs, games, lighting
Butzel Hall from 8:30 to 12 of candles, and exchange of gifts.
p. m.
As customary in past years,
The theme for the evening movies of the children and their
will be a "Variety Night" with mothers will be taken, and pic-
square dancing, mixers, novel en- tures shown of previous Chanu-
tertainment and refreshments ukah parties.
featured.
The committee in charge of
Bluma Nagler is chairman of
the committee which plans a the affair are: Mrk. Irving Buch-
party every Saturday evening alter, Mrs. Harry Berlin, Mrs.
for adults. Admission is 30 cents Aaron Kosit, Mrs. Harold Podol-
for Center members and 50 cents skyi', Mrs. Seymour Morton, and
Mrs. Edward Rothenberg.
for non-members.

Openings in Sculpture
Class Announced
oMrs. David B. Werbe, chairman

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on Wednesday, Dec. 20. The
program will include "Hidden
Army," "Normandie Invasion,"
"Birth of B-29 Bomber."
The program will be held in
"4 the art department of the Jew- the Adult Lounge at 8:45 p. m.
ish Community Center, announces Everyone is welcome.
that there are openings in the
sculpture class which meets on Mothers' Clubs Theme
Wednesday evening from 7:30 to
9:30. Robert Broner is the in- For Di3cussion to be
structor for this class. Students
Postwar Regulation
are now at work on clay model-
ing. There will also be an oppor-
"Should Production of Necessi-
tunity for those students who de- ties be regulated after D-Day"
sire to have their work cast and is the theme to be discussed by
fired.
the various Mothers' Clubs.
Mrs. Hoke Levin, chairman of
Young Women's Study Club,
the Art School committee, an- Tuesday afternoon, Dec. 19, at
nounces other classes in the Art 1:30 at Rose Sittig Cohen Bldg.,
Department as follows: A life Lawton at Davison.
class for adults and advanced stu-
Dexter Mothers' Club, Tuesday
dents, on Sunday morning from afternoon, Dec. 19, at 1:30, at
It--
10:30 to 12:30. Tuesday eve- the Bnai Moshe Synagogue, Dex- Hosts and Hostesses
nings, from 7:30 to 9:30. The ter at Lawrence.
For Adult Lounge Wanted
children's class meets on Tuesday
Center Mothers' Club, Wed-
and Thursday afternoon, from nesday evening, Dec. 20, at 8:30
Applications are now being
4 to 6 p. m.
p. m. at the Jewish Community taken for hosts and hostesses for
Those wishing to register for Center. Program: Instead of the the Jewish Community Center's
any of the classes may do so at regular meeting, it will take part Adult Lounge. The lounge was
the office of the Jewish Commun- in the Chanukah ball and latke recently decorated and is open
ity Center.
party sponsored by the Council Monday through Thursday eve-
nings from 8 to 10:30; Saturday
of Mothers' Clubs.
Council of Mothers' Clubs, evening from 8:30 to 11; and
Three War Films to
Chanukah ball and latke party, Sunday from 3:30 to 11 p. m.
Be Shown Wed., Dec. 20
Adults may listen to record-
Wednesday evening, Dec. 20, at
Three war films will be shown the Jewish Community Center at ings, the radio, play cards and
at the Jewish Community Center 8 :30. Hostesses of the ball are table games, read papers and
Mrs. Lucy Siegle, president of magazines, or just relax.
Esther Zimmerman is chairman
the 12st Street Mothers' Club;
Mrs. Dinah Robbins, president of of the lounge committee.
Those interested in volunteer-
Davison Club; Mrs. Lena Lazar,
President of Dexter Club; Mrs. ing their services as host or host-
Bella Katz, president of Center ess may call Edith Muskin, di-
Club; Mrs. Louise Aptaker, presi- rector of activities at the Center,
dent of Fenkell Club; Mrs. Bessie Madison 8400, for further details
Stone, president of Woodward and appointment.
Club; Mrs. Rose Schreidell, pres-
LEADERS NEEDED
ident of the Young Women's
Ben Silverberg of the Jewish
Study Club.
Twelfth Street Mothers' Club, Community Center staff an-
Thursday evening, Dec. 11, at nounces that there is a need for
leaders for Girl Scout, Boy Scout,
'UNEXCELLED 8:30, at Lachar's Hall, 8939 12th Brownie, Cub, and Camp Fire
St.
FOR
Groups.
All persons interested in learn-
B & P Discussion Group to ing
COOKING,
of further details for this
Hear Jacob Weissman
work are asked to contact him
BAKING,
the Center.
Jacob Weissman will be the at There
and FRYING
are still openings for
discussion leader at the Business boys and girls who wish to join
ALL MEAT
and Professional Discussion Group
these groups.
meeting of the Jewish Commun-
and DAIRY
ity Center on Thursday, Dec. 21.
FOODS r% Mr. Weissman will talk on "Is Peretz Hirshbein to
There Room for a Small Man?"
Discussion Group meetings are Address Histadrut
I. ROKEACH AND SONS, Inc.
held in the Adult Lounge, and
BROOKLYN, N.Y.

Guest Speaker Jan. 16

Mrs. Shmarya Kleinman, mem-
ber of the State Defense Coun-
cil, board member of Housing
and Planning Council, and former
Commissioner of Unemployment
Compensation, will be the guest
speaker at the 10th annual don-
or luncheon of the Primrose Ben-
evolent Club on Jan. 16, 12:30
p. m., at the Book-Cadillac Ho-
tel. Miss Gloria Vasu, well known
operatic soprano, will render, ,the
musical part of the program. The
J. L. Hudson Co. will feature the
very latest in women's fashions.
For reservations call pledge chair-
man, Mrs. Joseph Rodman, UN.
2-0229, and help the Primrose
Benevolent Club make this lunch-
eon a big success.

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Conference of the Detroit Pales-
tine Histadrut Campaign will
have the greatest representation
of Jewish organizations in De-
troit in its history. Many organ-
izations already have elected their
delegates and it is expected that
all friends of labor Palestine
will participate in the Conference
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of approval on the aims of the
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in the Congregation Shaarey Ze-
dek Auditorium. The guest
speakers will be Rabbi Samuel
Wohl, the spiritual leader of the
famous reform Congregation, the
Isaac M. Wise Temple of Cincin-
nati, and Peretz Hirshbein, noted
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League to Combat Anti-
Semitism to Hold Party

Detroit League to Combat
Anti-Semitism will hold a Chan-
ukah party at the Rose Sittig
Cohen branch of the United Heb-
rew Schools, 13226 Lawton, Sat-
urday night, Dec. 16.
Miss M. Merlin and A. Nicker-
man, formerly of the Contempor-
ary Theater, will stage several
skits. Max Weiner's Detroit Sym-
phony Orchestra Quartet will
play. There will also be dancing
and refreshments will be served.
All are invited.

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