terIclay, 7anuary 14, 1949
DETROIT JEIVi lS1R CHRONICLE
Nation('Header to Address
Tea of the Congress Women
.
Mrs. Newton S. Arnold, nation-
al program director of the WO-
men's Division of American Je ✓ -
ish Congress will address a mem-
Selfridge Troops -
Eye JWV Ball
!fenny Littman, commander
of the Lawrence Jones Post, Jew-
ish War Veterans, announced
that Jewish soldiers stationed at
Selfridge Field will be guests of
the Jones Post at the JWV's
sixth annual military ball.
The affair will be held Feb. 19
at Masonic Temple.
Servicemen in the city at the
time of the ball are invited to
call the JWV office for free
tickets.
If you know of any service-
man who will be on furlough at
that time, you are invited to give
his name to the department, and
he will be forwarded a ticket.
cane and see your friends in tele-
vision and discuss world affairs,
educational local news and gos-
sip at the home of Mrs. Henry
Caplan, 4373 Sturtevant venue
Northwest chapter will meet at
Northwest Hebrew Congregation.
Samuel Brown will speak on
world Jewish affairs.
JWF Women
to Witness Play
MRS. ARNOLD
• •
bership tea of the Detroit Wo-
men's Division at 1:15 p.m., Tues-
day, in the home of Mrs. Joseph
Frankel, 1655 Boston boulevard
west.
Mrs. Arnold has hal a brilliant
career as a social worker. She
was connected with UNNRA and
worked with DP's in Germany.
MEETINGS SLATED
Samuel Brown, regional direct.
or of the Congress, gill also
speak. Each member is asked to
bring a prospective member.
January chapter meetings will
be held Wednesday. Dessert
luncheons will precede the ses-
sions, which are scheduled as
follcws:
South chapter will pre's'ent a
dramatic sketch entitled "Con-
gress oit• Trial" at 1:15 p.m., in
the home of, Mrs. William Flash-
enberg, 14'95 Boston boulevard
west.
TELEVISION PROGRAM
Northeast chapter will feature
a narration entitled "March of
American Jewish Congress" at
12:30 p.m. in the Rose Sittig Co-
hen Bldg.
Central chapter invites you to
•
A musical skit, "A Family Af-
fair," will be the highlight of a
conference of the Women's Divi-
sion, Jewish Welfare Federation,
Thursday . at Shaarey Zedek.
Members of the cast • include
Mesdames Alex Cowan, Samuel
J. Greenberg, J. Gilbert Israel,
Edward B. Levine, Robert Rob-
erts, Edwin Rosenthal Jr., Nate
Schubiner and Miss Marjorie
Rosenthal. Mrs. Seymour Simons
is director.
The play will conclude an all-
day program, under the chair-
manship of Mrs. Harry Becker, to
begin at 10:45 a.m. with eight
discussion groups devoted to the
various aspects of Jewish com-
munity activity. Reservations
may be obtained by calling WO.
5-3939.
Aids Sheruth League
MRS. SILVERMAN
• • •
Home Auxiliary
to Fete Residents
Awaits Book Review
by Rabbi Lehrman
.A sparkling program has been
arranged for the meeting of the
Women's Auxiliary, Jewish Home
for the Aged, at 12:30 p.m., Mon-
day, in the annex of the home.
The birthday party for resi-
dents, usually held the last Thurs-
day of each month, will take
place at this time instead.
Mrs. Samuel Zeldes and Mrs.
Meyer Silverman, chairman and
co-chairman respectively of the
service group, are in-charge of
the program.
Refreshments will be served
at 12:30. At 1:30 Rabbi Moses
Lehrman will give a book re-
view on "A Treasury of Jewish
Folklore" by Nathan Ausubel.
Mrs. Samuel Weller, president,
requests that prospective mem-
bers attend.
Nurses to Live
in Butzel Home
rage Seven
Central Parents
to Elect Officers
A meeting of the Parents As-
sociation of Central High School
will take place at 8 p. m., Wed-
nesday, in the school auditorium,
Harry Nathan, temporary presi-
dent, announced.
Permanent officers will. be
elected, committee reports will
be submitted, and projects will
be discussed. All parents are in-
vited.
New York Pianist
in Concert at Center
Adele Marcus, New York pian-
ist, will be presented in a con-
cert at 8:30 p. m., Tuesday, in
the Jewish Center.
Bernard Edelman Maps
South American Trip
Bernard Edelman will leave
next week for New Orleans,
where he will board a plane for
South America. He plans to visit
Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina and
Ecuador. •
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Just as when its owner was BERG, above, is chairman of
alive, the home of the late Fred the souvenir book to be dis-
M. Butzel will continue to serve tributed at the annual donor
as a stronghold for brotherhood luncheon of Sheruth League
Located at 299 Mack avenue, to be held Wednesday in the
it will become a home for Negro Grand ballroom of the Ilotel
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Butzel and Lawrence M. Butzel
of New York have given suffi- Program for Herzog
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pital, a Negro institution, to en- Detroit will devote a program to
able it to purchase the home the life of Isaac Halevi Herzog,
from the estate. • • •
Chief Rabbi of Israel, at 8 p. m.
Sunday, Jan. 23, at Congregation
Beth Aaron, Wyoming near Cur-
JWV Ball Leader
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Rabbi Max Engelberg, of
Cleveland, will pay tribute to
Rabbi Herzog and stress the
ideals of Mizrachi as personified
in the Chief Rabbi.
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the sixth annual military ball
of the Michigan Department,
Jewish War Veterans, Feb. 19,
at Masonic Temple.
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