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it the home of Rita Fish-
man. The .recommended an
5130 donat,oll to the Allard Jew-
ish Czimpiogn.

Miriam ',Mimi., fi e ld
esen-
tative from England, will he the I
guest of Detroit Pioneer t5'rrinen
'through May 16, during which
time the annual spring member-
ship drive will be launched.

Progressive Ladies Enz. Verein
will hold a Mother and Daughter
dinner at 6:30 p.m.. Wednesday,
May 11 at Lachar's, 13224 Dexter.
For reservations, call TO. 2-7509.

She will sirelk at a series of
membership affairs, Ruth Kanter
and FanMe 1.;chreier, chairmen,
announced: Miss Liebor has
served as secretary of the Jew-
ish National Fund youth com-
mittee under the patronage of
Lorna Wingate, and as executive
of the Women's Labor Zionist Or-
rranization of Great Britain.

The Women's Division of the
Student Aleichem Institute will
hold a lir stmirant Dav" Sunday
at the Wij kman's
Center.
Home-cooked
meals will
1st
served from noon until 7 p.m. for
a minimum charge.

For information, call Ruth
Kanter, AVE. 3-7411, or Fannie
Schreier, TO. 8-2484.

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Beth Itzehock's Ladies Auxil-
kiry will stage its'annird Mother C i l o i
and Daughter banou-t Tuesday
evening, at t he Wilshire hotel.
For ticket s . call Mrs. J. Meyers.
UN. 3-1876.

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Closing Luncheon

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The closing Synagogue family '
luncheon meeting of the Shaarey
I Zedek Sisterhood is set filr.12:30
The fii,t annual public installa-
The closing meeting of the De- p. in., Monday. Following a re-
tion of all 3lizrachi Chapters in trod Chapter of liadassah will port by Mrs. Ralph Davidson, an
the city will be held at 12:30 take place at 12:13 p.m., Tuesday. ' election will be held.
p.m.. Tuesday, May 17 in the at the Book Cadillac..
"Future Features," a candle-
May fair Room,
Mrs. Joseph Ilamerman of New '
light ceremony, will be present-
York, national chairman of the ed, Mesdames Bertram L. Smok-
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Eva Prenzlauer Maternity Aid American affairs committee of ler and Milford R. Pregerson.
will pi went its yearly report May lirradassah, will be the speaker. program chairmen, announced.
17 at the home of Mrs. A. Freund. Mrs. liamernian is in charge of For reservations, call Mrs. Ben-
Installation of officers will be the nationwide program of edu•
gamin Fishman, UN. 2-7168.
cation and action to insure world
held May 25 at Huylers.
peace through democratic action.
The Women's League for Sab- Iladassah's 900 groups with al-
bath Observance has named Sat- most a quarter of a million mem-
urday, May 7 as Mother's Day bers in 47 states carry on year-
round American Affairs pro-
Sabbath. At 12:30' p.m., May 28,
grams.
the league will hold a coition
The program Tuesday will in-
mentary luncheon and sympo-
sium on "The Place of the Wom- clude election of chapter officers
and a special reading honoring
en in Jewish Life.”
the establishment of the State of
Israel written and executed by
Mrs. Darold Flank.

Pale Seven

OR'!'. Women to Elect Officers for Region

Thee ection of Michigan region reservations, contact Mrs.'loseph
officers bf OliT will be held at !Fenton, 17525 Oak drive or Mrs
12:15 p.m., Tuesday May 17 at the 'Irving Ilittker, 2281 Atkinson
Franklin Hills country club. Fur avenue.

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A. S. LANDIS, Manager

COUNTRY DAY CAMP

INVITES YOU TO ITS

President

Mrs, Daniel Cohn is program
chairman and Mrs. David Flavor
are in charge of luncheon ar-
rangements and hostesses.

Reservations are being taken
by Mrs. Bud Blum. Call the
llodassah office, Tyler 8-8216,

Sisterhood's
'Fbuil Session
Set at Beth El

The forty-eighth gennual tmg.t-
' Mg of Beth El Sisterioaai will be

OPEN HOUSE

on

SUNDAY, MAY 15, 10 A.M. TO 5 P.M.

(In Case of Rain the Following Sunday)

The road: Out Grand River through Farmington and Novi; just past 12 Mile Road, a right turn on
Mich. No. 218 (Wixoin Road) for one mile; another right turn on 13 Mile Road for one-half mile
to 48111 W. 13 Mile Road. Signs will direct you.

held at 12:30 pan. Monday.

MRS. DAVID GROSSMAN

Dinner Slated
by Rodin Club

Twenty years of service to the
underprivileged will be marked
by the Rodin Club at a dinner
May 15 at Northwood Inn. Mrs.
David Grossman is president .of
the organization.

Founded by the late Mrs. Fanny
Rodin as a family club with a
program of helping others, the
organization has expended many
thousands of dollars, raised by
donations and social events, on
charity. Local individuals and
agencies as well as merry abroad
have been beneficiaries of the
club's police.

A note of sadness will be in-
troduced at this year's dinner be-,
cause it will he the first without
Mrs. Rodin who died in Novem-
ber 1948.

'Mrs. Rodin," Mrs, Grossman
explained, ''was a kindly and!
charitable woman of the old'
school who investigated vases of
want herself and gave out of her
meagre purse generously with-1
out waiting fOr thanks ro, trib-
utes.

''We plan to keep her memory
fresh with an expanded 'Program
pt aiding those is need."

Teams of hostesses will create
original centerpieces for the
luncheon tables, each symbolic of
a different Jewish festival. Miss ,
Margit, Kormendy. accompanied
by Mrs, Royal Maas. will sing the
traditional music.

For the business pot lion of the
meeting, Mrs. M. George Way-
burn will present the president's
annual report, and there will he
art election of officers and di-
rectors.
Chairman of the day is Mrs.
Philip Bloomgarden. Mrs. Robert
Janewav is chairman of the pro-
gram, and Mrs. Victor Jaeobson
of the commissary. Tickets for
the luncheon are available at the
Temproffice or from members of
the bflard.

INSURED

SAVINGS
ACCOUNTS

2

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feet

The permanent dining hall and craft buildings, each 60

long, ore snowy white with green trim. The American flog
and Camp banner fly from a white flagpole, alongside the out-
door Council Ring and Theater.

Walnut trees line both sides of o country lane leading to

the Playhouse, Playground, Athletic Fields. Nature study is just
beyond in the Camp woods.

Ample shade and fruit trees, on our own 20-acre form—
truly a form setting for our program.

The Director and staff one for each eight campers) will
help you tour the grounds and explain to you the variety of
craft, hobby, dramatic and athletic equipment and facilities.

For boys and girls five through 13 ... operating five days
weekly for 10 weeks . . . serving a hot, balanced noon meal
and an afternoon snack ... Campers are picked up near their
homes by the Camp's own buses manned by adults. Inside flush
toilets, safe drinking water, electricity, ample, space in. the '
country.

Coffee and old-fashioned Soda Pop are on the house

You may bring your lunch, if you wish, for a picnic

CURRENT RATE

Camp Season from June 27 through September 2

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& LOAN ASSOCIATION

Fee (No Eitrai)—Ten Weeks, $179.00; 5 Weeks, $94.00

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DR. W. A. GOLDBERG,PH.D., Director

1484 Glynn Court, Detroit 6, Michigan

Camp Phone — Walled Lake 651-F-5

TO. 9-1045