Friday, April 25, 1947
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle
Page Ten
Troth Announced
Youth Adviser
Women to Hail
Success of Drive
`Husbands' Night' Set
by University Women
UHS, Zion Pupils
to Correspond
"Husbands' Night" will be pre-
sented by the University Area
Women's Club Wednesday in the
home of Mrs. Philip Hellman,
18034 Indiana avenue.
Judah Drob, who wrote the
script for the movie short, "Let's
Live Democracy," will be guest
speaker. His topic will be "The
Immigrants' Contribution to the
Labor Movement In the United
States."
Mrs. Joseph M. Markel is pro-
gram chairman and Mrs. Harry
Nachman club president.
An exchange. of letters between
pupils of the advanced classes of
the United Hebrew Schools and
those of Palestine has been ar-
ranged by the staff of the UHS.
This idea has been projected
by the National Council for Jew-
ish Education in cooperation with
the Jewish National Fund.
Dr. Azriel Eisenberg, director of
the Hebrew school system of
Philadelphia, has been appointed
to head this project in America
A. J. Lachover, principal of the
David W. Simons branch, is In
charge In Detroit.
Victory Luncheon
to Hear Palestinian
Climaxing the womeres division
drive in the Allied Jewish Cam-
paign, a victory luncheon will be
held for all workers at 12:30,
Wednesday at the Jewish Com-
munity Center. Joseph Salzber-
ger, secretary of the Cooperative
Movement of Jerusalem, will
speak.
Awards will be presented to
general solicitation workers. Mrs.
Joseph H. Ehrlich will preside.
14,000 HOMES VISITED
In door-to-door solicitation, 1,400
general solicitation workers have
visited over 14,000 Detroit Jewish
homemakers since het opening of
the drive on April 15 o raise the
BERNICE ADLER
$500,000 quota of the women's di-
Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Adler of vision.
Awards will be given to the
Seneca avenue announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Ber- worker who has the highest per-
nice to Darwin Miller, son of Mr. centage of increased giving, the
and Mrs. Ruby Miller of Webb highest percentage of coverage
and the highest percentage of new
avenue.
The bride-elect is a student at contributors among her prospects.
Wayne University. Her fiance has ALAMEIN VETERAN
Salzberger, a native of Czecho-
resumed his studies at Wayne
after completing two and one-half slovakia, escaped to Palestine af-
ter the Munich agreement. A
years in the Air Corps.
school teacher by profession, he
fought with the British army at
the battle of El Alamein and la-
ter, while stationed in Tripoli,
established a school for under-
Mrs. William Lutren has re- privileged Jewish children.
On April 24, Mrs. H. C. Broder,
turned from a six weeks' visit
Women's campaign chairman, pre-
In Chicago and Cleveland.
sented the first awards to Mrs.
Norman Liefer has been called John Horwitz, for the highest per-
to Pittsburgh by the illness of centage of Increase; Mrs. Annie
Handelsman, for the highest per-
his father.
centage of new contributors; and
Mrs. Adolph Scher of Chicago is to Mrs. Eugene Pollac and Mrs.
the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Spear, who tied for the
highest percentage of coverage.
William Kentz.
Bay City Notes
Melvyn K. Adelman, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Reubgn Adelman, who
will celebrate his Bar Mitzvah
Saturday, May 3, at Temple Abra-
ham, will participate at the Fri-
day night services, May 2.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Greenstein an-
nounce the marriage of their
daughter Sophie to Max Zimmer-
man of St. Paul, Minn. The cere-
mony was solemnized April 4 at
St. Paul. The couple are making
their home at Nashnauk, Minn.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris M. Han-
nan attended the Bar Mitzvah of
Lawrence Scher, son of Dr. and
Mrs. Joe Scher, in Mt. Clemens.
Dorothy H. Lutren and Laya
Rose Singer attended the Zionist
Youth Rally April 18-20 in Detroit
as delegates of the Kaalmah Club.
Letter from Europe
Pleads for Clothing
A letter has been received by
MRS. JACOB LEVINE
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New Club Formed
at NW Hebrew
Albert Pilnick Heads
Junior Young People
Albert Pilnick has been elected
president of the newly-organized
Junior Young Peoples Group, spon-
sored by the Sisterhood of the
Northwest Hebrew Congregation.
Other officers are Audrey Racy,
vice-president; Beverly Shapiro,
recording secretary; Betty Lebo-
witz, financial secretary; Rhoda
Kramer, treasurer; and Dwight
Pollack, sergeant-at-arms.
Membership in the club is open
to boys and girls, ages 14-17. Mrs.
Jacob Levine, UN. 4-3671, is ad-
viser.
This group's first social affair
will be an informal spring dance
May 31 in the social hall of the
Synagogue. Arthur Moranz and his
orchestra will play. Reservations
are being taken by Sidney Lutz,
chairman, UN. 2-3105.
Mrs. Albert Potiker is chairman
The 35th jubilee of the Odessa
Progressive Aid Society will be of the sisterhood's third annual
celebrated Sunday, May 4, in the mother-daughter dinner May 7 In
ballroom of the Fort Wayne Ho- the Synagogue. For reservations
tel. The affair will mark the. cul- call Mrs. Malcolm Rivkin, UN.
mination of 35 3-3444.
I years' service to
I needy in the
United States Maimonides to Show
and abroad.
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Odessa Aid Marks
35th Year May 4
A program is
being planned,
consisting of a
jubilee concert,
banquet and
dance. It will
start at 3 p. m.
Morris Sklar Children of the
members will also be on hand for
the dance which will start at 9
p.m.
Herman Kanter is president of
the society and Morris Sklar
chairman of the jubilee. Charles
Driker is in charge of publicity.
Travel-Film at Meeting
A movie, "Vacation In Guate-
mala," will be shown at a meet-
ing of the Maimonides Medical
Society at 1 p.m. Saturday, April
26, in the home of Mrs. Louis E.
Kamin, 2247 Boston boulevard.
Assisting Mrs. Kamin as hostes-
ses will be Mesdames Herman.
Chcsluk, Julius Gitlin, Arnold
Koss, Louis Kazdan and S. E.
Lerman.
Tickets are available from mem-
bers for the annual luncheon and
fashion show of the club May 27
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