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Meeting Is Planned
by Tall Towers Club
A meeting of the newly-organ-
ized Tall Towers Club will be
held Wednesday at the home of
It. Sears, 3225 Rochester avenue.
Temporary officers of the club
are Frances Cohen, president;
Jerrie Hamburg, vice-president;
Esther Sears, recording secretary;
Hilda Chodak, corresponding sec-
retary; and Beatrice Ludwig,
treasurer. Joe Goldman is chair-
man of the social committee.
Information on membership can
be obtained from Joe Goldman,
TY. 7-3516.
WORKERS for
the Allied Jewish Campaign
have been stimulated to greater
efforts by the example of a mother
and daughter team, Mrs. Maurice
A. Landau and her daughter Carol,
who have been active since early
fall in the pre-campaign planning
for the women's and junior divi-
sion drives.
Mrs. Landau was nominated
Volunteer of the Week on Fran
Harris' "Red Feather Review"
over WWJ, April 29 for her com-
munity service, including the
chairmanship of general solicita -
tion for the women's division of
the campaign.
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The Aaron Gershensons of
Woodstock avenue have returned
from Miami Beach.
Mrs. Sidney Shevitz of Sturte-
vant avenue is sojourning in Mi-
ami Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Krause of
Boston boulevard have returned
from a week's stay in Chicago.
ON JWF BOARD
PEARL DEVENOW
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50 to Dramatize
History of Council
Original Tableau Set
for Annual Meeting
Mrs. M. Gordon of Highland ave-
nue is returning this week from a
The annual luncheon meeting
visit in Florida.
of the Detroit Section, National
Mrs. Julia Isaacson, who spent Council of Jewish Women, will
the winter in Miami Beach, has be at 12:30 p. m. Wednesday in
Cadillac Hotel.
returned.
An original tableau, "Reflections
Harriet Donzies of San Antonio, of 1917," written by Mrs. Ben H.
Tex. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Shwayder and directed by Mrs.
Dan Carpenter of Ewald Circle. David B. Werbe, will follow the
luncheon, Mrs. Morris Rand, pro-
Mrs. A. A. Fromm .of Hunting- gram chairman, announced.
Scenery and properties will be
ton Woods has returned from an
extended trip to New York, Cali- in charge of Mrs. Harold Smiley
and Mrs. John Heavenrich; cos-
fornia and Panama.
tumes, Mrs. Louis Heavenrich; re-
hearsals, Miss Pearl Devenow; and
music, Miss Bernice Jacob and
ar Milzvali
Mrs. Royal Maas.
A cast of 50 will dramatize the
Mr. and Mrs. Claude S. Gras-
green announce the Bar Mitzvah history and development of Coun-
of their son Myron, Friday May cil since its inception in 1893
2, at Temple Israel. Open house when a small group of women or-
will be held Saturday evening, ganized to provide "scholarships to
May 3, at 8510 LaSalle boulevard. worthy girls to institutions of
higher learning." Its membership
No earris.
Mr. and Mrs. Nat Gurwin an-
Mrs. Herbert M. Smith, presi-
nounce the Bar Mitzvah of their dent, will be narrator for the
son Gerald Melvin at 9:30 a. m. pageant.
Saturday, May 3, in the Rose Sit-
tig Cohen Bldg. A reception will
be held at the Gurwin home, 2251
Leslie avenue, at 7:30 p.m. No
cards.
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Revisionists Call
Meeting Saturday
Mrs. Hyman P. Levy, 3293 Tux-
edo avenue, announces the Bar
Mitzvah of her son Joel Warren,
Saturday miming, May 3, in the
David W. Simons Branch of the
United Hebrew Schools.
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Dr. and Mrs. Maurice Reveno,
1945 Calvert avenue, will be at
home Saturday evening, May 3, in
honor of the Bar Mitzvah of their
son, James. No cards. •
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Mazerov
announce the Bar Mitzvah of their
son Clifford Yale at 9:30 a. m.
Saturday, May 3, in the Rose Sit-
tig Cohen Bldg., 13226 Lawton
avenue.
Annual Meeting Set
by Congress Women
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The annual meeting of the De-
troit Women's Division, American
Jewish Congress, will be held May
21 in the Jewish Community Cen-
ter, Mrs. Samuel Green, president,
announced.
Officers will be elected and
dramatic program will be pre-
sented.
Persons wishing to correspond
with and send food and clothing
to Jewish families In Europe un-
der the Adopt-a-Family plan
should contact Mrs. Harold Shef-
man, TO. 7-0331.
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Service Club to Honor
Mothers, Grandmothers
Mothers and grandmothers will
be presented gifts at the annual
,Mother-Daughter banquet of the
Detroit Women's Service Club
Thursday at Rosenberg's Catering
Co.
Jean Martin Is general chair-
man and Esther Rachleff enter-
tainment chairman.
Tickets are on sale for the club's
dinner-dance June 8 at the Bow-
ery. For Information call Betty
Kaplan, TY. 7-8815.
A meeting to elect delegates to
the United Zionist-Revisionist na-
tional convention will be held by
the Detroit chapter at 8:30 p. m.
Saturday, at Lachar's Restaurant,
9142 Linwood avenue.
The convention will be held on
Decoration Day weekend in At-
lantic City.
"A large turnout of the member-
ship," said M. Manuel Merzon,
president, "will not only demon-
strate the strength of the Revisi-
onists, but will assure a repre-
entative delegation to the con-
vention.
"We ask all who are convinced
that the militant resistance In
Palestine . needs our support to
lock arms with us in this hour
of Jewish trial."
Mother-Daughter Fete
Charted by Horodoker
The annual Mother-Daughter af-
fair of the David Horodoker
Juniors will take place Monday
evening, May 26, at Rosenberg's
Catering Co.
The club has donated $200 to
the Allied Jewish Campaign and
$200 to aid Horodoker survivors.
11 TO STUDY IN ZION
NEW YORK—A group of 11
young women, selected for char-
acter, leadership ability and per-
sonality from the 20,000 members
of Junior Hadassah, left from
New York City Wednesday for a
year's study and work in Pales-
tine.
Chorus Soloist
Landaus, Mother and Daughter,
Spark Workers in 2 Divisions
V OLUNTEER
OF LOCAL SOCIETY
IN THE REALM
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Shuman have
returned to their home on Bur-
lingame avenue from Florida.
Friday, May 2, 1947
DETROIT SWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronlde
MRS. LANDAU is a member of
the Jewish Welfare Federation
board, chairman of the Jewish
Center committee for military hos-
pital needs, and co-chairman of
Area 13, Metropolitan Unit In the
Community Chest Red Feather
campaign. She is also a member
of the governing board of the
Community Chest Women's Com-
mittee and a past president of
Hadassah.
As chairman of the general
solicitation section of the women's
division, Mrs. Landau has given
Concert Proceeds
to Ravaged Home
unstintingly of her time, working
every day and often into the even-
ing, to recruit 1400 workers and
assign to them 14,000 names of
prospective contributors.
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4 JOBS FOR CAROL
STIMULATED BY her mother's
interest in Jewish affairs, Carol
Landau has taken on four separ-
ate assignments in the junior
division drive. Dubbed "Girl Fri-
day" by Harry Heller, executive
director of the division, Carol, a
full-time day volunteer worker, Is
responsible for the statistical sec-
tion for which she prepares re-
ports, summarizes procedures, and
delegates work to the volunteer
day staff.
In addition she is a captain in
the drive and assists in the spe-
cial solicitation secton.
Carol receved her B.A. in June
of 1946 from the University of
Illinois where she was a member
of Alpha Epsilon Phi sorority,
active 'n the Pan Hellenic execu-
tive vunell, Union Board and
Hillel Foundation.
Rounding out the family's cam-
paign activities, Mr. Landau is a
member of the executive commit-
tee for the dry goods' section.
Philharmonic to Play
2 Symphonies Here
Two complete symphonies, the
infrequently heard Beethoven Sec-
ond and the monumental Fifth
of Tschaikowsky, will comprise
virtually the full program of the
Hechalutz Presents
famed New York Philharmonic
Monday evening in the
Young Artists May 27 Orchestra
Masonic Auditorium. Weber's "Der
Freischutz" Overture will com-
Tickets for the young artists' plete the program.
concert to be held May 27 at the
Art Institute will be on sale next Bnai David Auxiliary's
week. Proceeds will be turned
over to the American Hechalutz as Card Party on May 10
part of a nation-wide drive for
Proceeds from the card party
rebuilding its pioneer farm at of the Bnai David Auxiliary, sched-
Hightstown, N. J., which was de- uled for Saturday, May ,10, in the
stroyed by fire.
Synagogue, will go to the Child
Featured soloist will be Leah Rescue Fund.
Crohn, young Detroit
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Julius
Stashefsky, violinist who attend.
Wayne University, will perform.
The Young People's Choir o
Shaarey Zedek under the directior
of Shirley Subar will offer rendi
tions of Hebrew songs.
Tickets may be obtained by cal
ling NO. 0228.
MARY SIMMONS, New York
soprano and winner of the Mad-
an Anderson award, will be so-
loist at the 14th annual concert
of the Detroit Workmen's Circle
Chorus at 8:30 p. m. Sunday in
the Scottish Rite Cathedral of
Masonic Temple. Dan Frohman
will direct. For reservations call
TO. 5-2580.
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The Men's Club
of Congrelation B'nai
David Synagogue
proudly presents
RABBI
ABBA M. FINEBERG
of Congregation Shaarey Zedek
of Lansing, Michigan
in an illuminating dissertation on
"Todays Jews"
THURSDAY, MAY 8
AT 8:30 P.M.
at the main Auditorium of the
B'nai David Synagogue
Fourteenth & Elmhurst
Admission FREE • Public is invited
There will be no solicitation
of funds
Harry Nathan
Heads Congress
for Second Term
Harry Nathan has been re
elected president for a secom
term of the Detroit Section, Amer
lean Jewish Congress.
Other new officers include Eu
gene Franzblau, Rabbi Joshua
Sperka, Harry Kaminer, Dr. Mor
ris Raskin and Mrs. Morris Men
delson, vice-presidents; Miss Ev
Neidelman, executive secretary
Samuel Lichtenstein, financial sec-
retary; and Nathan Linden, treas-
urer.
Elected to the executive board
were Rabbi Morris Adler, Mrs.
M. Altman, I. Bagon, Morris Cie,-
cher, M. Goldaftos, M. Jaslow,
Mrs. Harry Kaminer, Mrs. S.
Kursman, Mrs. Samuel Lichten-
stein, Dr. Ezra Lipkin, M. Mendel-
son, Mrs. M. Raskin, Dr. A. S.
Rogoff, Mrs. B. Silverstein and
Mrs. A. Gornbein.
Delegates to the Jewish Com-
munity Council are Dr. Raskin
and Gleicher.
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