Friday, December 7, 1945
Bnai
L. D. Brandeis Lodge
Abe Young, chairman, War
:service, reported a successful
Auction Bond Rally last Tues-
day when the Brandeis Lodge
raised $70,000.
Amounts for which bonds were
auctioned were matched by
Sam's Cut Rate Inc. Sam's
staffed the bonds and contrib-
uted prizes. Songs and dances
were performed by a troup e of
young folks from the Miltmore
Studios, Dexter and Boston
Blvd. Mr. Young was assisted
in the rally by the Entertain-
ment Committee, consisting of
Bros. Sossin and Sam Gutterman.
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Brandeis Women
Mrs. Francis Solovich presided
at a meeting Monday night at
Bnai Moshe, Dexter and Law-
rence. The following officers
were chosen: Mrs. Anne Gutter-
man, president; Lena Miller, 1st
vice-president; Betty Young, 2nd
vice-president; Clara Davidson,
recording secretary; Evelyn Ber-
ger, corresponding secretary;
Dolly Zloto, financial secretary;
Rose Guton, treasurer; Bea
Fealk, monitress; Cele Goodman,
guardian; Sally Fieldman, sen-
tinel; Virginia Lewis and Jean
Howell, trustees; Adelaide De
Roven, Belle Dubrinsky, Bernice
Howell, Selma Feinberg, Molly
Feldman and Rose Stevens,
board members. Sam Shulman,
president of the Brandeis Lodge,
was introduced by Mrs. Solovich,
who congratulated the new offi-
cers.
Det. Lodge Aux.
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"Your Child and His Future,"
will be the topic of Guest
Speaker Walter Levy of Jewish
Vocational Service at the next
open meeting of the Detroit
Lodge Auxiliary, Dec. 11, 8:30
p.m:, at the Rose Sittig Cohen
Bldg.
Boasting one of the largest
groups of new members to be
admitted, Mrs. David Ruby, 1st
V. P., in charge of member-
ship, reported 110 new appli-
cants. The drive is in conjunc-
tion with the National Golden
Jubilee Drive. Others on the
committee include Mrs. Barney
Greenberg, c o -chairman, and
Mesdames Wm. Barris, Max Beal,
Sol Bloom, Leo Janoff, Abner
Katz, Barney Newman and Her-
bert Zeientz.
East Side Lodge
East Side Lodge Bnai Brith
will hold a joint open meeting
with the Women's Group Mon-
day, Dec. 10, at 9 p. m.
Pillar Temple, on Kercheval.
Guest speaker, James P. Welsh,
better known as the "Old AAA
Traveler" of Automobile Club
of Michigan, will talk on "This
Amazing America."
Welsh, veteran newspaperman,
writer, radio commentator and
traveler extraordinary, is rated
America's No. 1 authority on
unusual things, places and per-
sonalities.
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronic'.
bighlights
Stulberg, Manchester, Mich., is
in charge of the double services,
with Helen Alpert of Water-
town, N. Y. makin g arrange-
ments for the Fireside Discus-
sion. Benson Jaffee, Cleveland,
is the student director in charge
of the evening's program.
Sunday evening, Dec. 9, will
bring the second Supper-par of
the fall semester. Following a
cost supper, prepared and served
by members of the foundation,
the students will discuss the
topic, "Is There a Jewish Way
of Life?" Rabbi Jehudah M.
Cohen, director of Hillel Founda-
tion, will lead the discussion.
Allene Golinkin of Chicago and
Edward Tumin will lead off the
student discussion.
Arrangements for supper are
under the direction of Muriel
Aaron, Greenfield, Mass., and
Student Director Betty Fried-
lander, Bridgeport, Conn. Joyce
Siegan, Benton Harbor, and
Helen Alpert, Watertown,
are in charge of the discussion.
R. G. - L. M.
Young Women
Young women of Louis Mar-
shall and Rebecca Gratz invite
the public to attend their "High-
lights in Rhythm" rally, which
will be held at Louis Marshall
headquarters, 12233 Linwood,
Thursday, Dec. 13, 1945. Tickets
for this most entertaining vari-
ety show, which will be presented
Dec. 16. in the Starlit Room of
Jericho Temple, may be obtained
at the Rally, or by calling TO
8-9411.
Louis Marshall Lodge
Emergency Food Now
Ready For Shipment
The Women's Emergency Food
Committee which has been organ-
ized to send food and medicine
packages to displaced persons in
camps in Germany as well as to
France and Siberia, is now ready
to send off its first shipment of
packages. Working out of the
office of the Vaad Hatzala at
12219 Dexter Blvd., where the
packing will take place, the com-
mittee has been very active and
has received support from many
groups and individuals.
Among the organizations who
I;ave made treasury contributions
ar whose memberships or boards
have cooperated are:
Ladies Aux. Brith Sholom; La-
dies Aux. Jewish National Fund ;
Womens Sabbath League; Twelfth
;t. Branch of the Women's Sab-
,ath League; Mlaver Umgegend
Verein ; Bnai David Ladies Aux-
iliary; Bnai David Sisterhood;
Victory Mother's Club; Jewish
Women's Service Club; Silverstein
Family Club; David Horodoker
Juniors; Esther Lipson Family
Club; Young Women's Study
Club; Young Women's Bicur Cho-
!ern; Ladies Auxiliary House of
Shelter; Women's League of
Young Israel; Senior Bicur Cho-
lem; Ladies Aux. Lomza Society;
Sisters of Zion Mizrachi; Zedakah
Club.
Mrs. M. J. Wohlgelernter is
chairman of the committee; Mrs.
Abraham Caplan, vice chairman;
Mrs. Ephraim Ralph, secretary;
Mrs. Joshua Sperka, treasurer.
Anyone desiring information or
wishing to contribute funds, food
supplies, or services is asked to
contact any of the officers of
the Women's Emergency Food
Committee.
An appeal over the Altman Ra-
dio Hour brought outstanding re-
sults. The following hostesses
opened their homes for fund-rais-
ing for this purpose: Mrs. J.
Ainbinder, Mrs. I. Zeff, Mrs. J.
Cash, Mrs. A. Kulish.
Over 500 members of Louis
Marshall Lodge and Auxiliary
heard Archie Davidson, Regional
Director of A. D. L., at a joint
meeting last Tuesday evening.
After a few brief remarks on
A. D. L., Mr. Davidson kept his
audience entertained with
Yiddishe Folk Lore. Shirley Noch-
man was chairman of the meet-
ing; Maurie Sabin, co-chairman,
and Edith Weiner, hostess chair-
The North Woodward Branch
man.
of the Jewish Women's European
Welfare Organization will hold
their regular meeting at the home
of Mrs. A. Shianak, 3321 Carter,
Naomi Chapter, Young Women. on Tuesday, Dec. 11, at 12:30.
hold second membership tea of Mrs. Ezriel Weissman, president,
season Dec. 9, 2 p. m., at home will preside. Plans are now in
of Edyth Ainbinder, 3824 Cort- progress for the 13th annual
land. The choral group will en- donor luncheon, to be held April
tertain. Committee reports will 30. For information, call Mrs.
be given. Girls between ages of Weissman, TO. 8-2058, or Mrs.
Anna Goldberg, patron chairman,
18 and 25 are invited.
TO 8-4952.
Mrs. Shianak Presides
Over Jewish Women's
European Welfare Club
Naomi Chapter
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Mothers' Clubs
Members of the Mothers' Club
are to be the guests of the
Franklin Settlement, 3360 Char-
levoix, on Tuesday evening, De-
cember 11. Those interested in
attending are asked to bring a
50-cent gift and meet at the
Jewish Community Center no
later than 6:15 p. in.
Mother.' Club. Program
Dexter Mothers' Club—Tues-
day, December 11, at 1:30 p. m.,
at the B'Nai Moshe Synagogue.
Young Women's Study Club—
Tuesday, December 11, at 1:30
p. m., at the Rose Sittig Cohen
Building, Lawton and Waverly.
Program: In addition to the reg-
ular meeting, Miss Drone Selesny
will lead in community singing.
Woodward Study Club--
Wednesday, December 12, at 1:30
p. in., at the Jewish Community
Center, Program: Social, bingo,
cards, prizes and refreshments.
Fenkell Mothers' Club—
Wednesday, December 12, at
8:30 p. m., Custer School, Lin-
wood at Midland.
Twelfth Street Mothers' Club
—Thursday, December 13, at
8:30 p. m., at Lachar's Hall,
8939 Twelfth St.
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Select Socials Resume
Discussion Series
The Select Social Club has re-
sumed its post-Thanksgiving .se-
ries of discussions on current
events, which are held on the
first and third Saturday evenings
of the month in the Ginsburg
Lounge of the Jewish Community
Center. These discussions are
augmented with social evenings
on the second and fourth Satur-
day evenings of the month.
B P Discuss Co-Ops:
Shaw Book Reviewed
Miss Catharine Haughey of the
Detroit Public Library will re-
view "Rickshaw Boy," by Lau
Shaw, at the Jewish Community
Center on Thursday, December
13, at 9 p. m. This will be part
of the book-chat program spon-
sored jointly by the Jewish Com-
munity Center and the Utley
Branch Library. The program
will be held in the Library of the
Jewish Community Center and is
open to the public without
charge.
"Co-operatives and Public Cor-
porations" will be the discussion
subject of the Business and Pro-
fessional Discussion Group meet-
ing on Wednesday, December 12.
This will be the fourth program
in the series of lectures on eco-
nomic and current problems.
Irvine Kerrison is the leader.
The meeting will be held in the
Ginsburg Lounge of the Jewish
Community Center at 9 p. m.
.
The Hebrew
Benevolent Society
CHESED SHEL EMES
Requests
that all those in need of its
services contact the, office at
2995 Joy Road, directly, or.
phone TY. 6-1686 — 24 hour
service.
Our listings in the telephone
book are as above.
Detroit Jewry Is Invited To Attend
TZAISCHEM LESHOLOM
FOR THE SIFREI TORAH AND RELIGIOUS ARTICLES . ,
FOR RELIGIOUS REHABILITATION
OF EUROPEAN JEWS
on
Sunday, Dec. 9, 1945 at 2 p.m.
at
CONGREGATION MOGAIN ABRAHAM
A delegation from New York, headed by Rabbi Gordon of
Lomza, will be present to accept on behalf of European Jews.
COUNCIL OF ORTHODOX RABBIS AND MERKAZ
MICHIGAN SYNAGOGUE CONFERENCE
Pisgah Women B 8 P
An open meeting of the Busi-
ness and Professional Pisgah
Women will be held at Webster
Hall, Wednesday evening, Dec.
Conservative and Reform Sab- 12. A social program will follow
bath Eve Services will he held the meeting. Plans are being
simultaneously at the University completed for the Donor Lunch-
of Michigan Bnai Brith Hillel eon to be held at the Latin
Foundation Friday evening, De- Quarter, Jan. 20, 1946.
cember 7.
The Conservative Services will
be led by Student Cantors Eu-
gene Mintz of Detroit and Gil-
Frances Solovich C h a p t e r
bert Iser of New York. Those elected the following officers re-
narticipating in the Reform cently: President, Betty Proviser;
Service include Rita Hyman, 1st V. P., Ann Stoller; 2nd
and her guest star
Ifiami, Fla.; Ruth Wolkowsky, V. P., Priscilla Birnholz; record-
iami; Beryl Walters, Detroit: ing secretary, Natalie Levine;
rances Mitchell. Boston, and financial secretary, Roberta Lev-
Sylvan Berman. Rochester, N. Y. itt; treasurer, Jean Fleisher; sen-
Followina ~ the services. Prof. tinel, Peggy Rosenberg; sponsor,
presented by
Frank L. Huntley of the U. of M. Mrs. Edith Goodman; co-spon-
English Department and Dr. sor, Beatrice Schatton. One of
BORDEN'S
George Shepherd. minister of the the chief fund raising services is
Congregational Church, High- the minding of babies. Selma
'and Park, will discuss "Amer-- Feinberg, TO 7-1659, is chairman
p . m.
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Born and raised in China, Dr.
luntlev has taught English both
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CITY WIDE SERVICE
"nder the direction of Frances
Pearl, Newark, N. J. Morris
U. of M. Hillel
F. Solovich Chapter
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Center ActivitieJ . .
Dexter Blvd. and Cortland St.
Pisgah Women
"Intolerance" will be Dolly
Mason's subject when she speaks
at the open meeting of Pisgah
Women, Dec. 10, 8:30 p, m. at
Cong. Bnai Moshe. Mrs. Julius
Meskin, war service chairman,
has requested members to bring
canned goods, medicated supplies.
oils, etc., for overseas packaging.
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