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Ilse Koch, addressed the Harry B.
Keidan Lodge. Saul Robins was
elected president of the lodge.
Other officers are Herbert Rol-
lins, Harold Norman, Leslie Col-
burn, Samuel Milan, Theodore
Weinberg, Joseph Kahan, Al Cut-
ler, Abe Smith, Harold Moran,
Israel Chapter
Norman Kaufman, John Sillman,
A membership drive in •
Herbert Wallace, Morris Diren-
form of a fashion show an
feld and Samuel Wexler. The first
was held at the home of Mrs. annual golf and sports outing will
Charles Solowich, April 26. The be held Tuesday, May 24 at the
group met Wednesday. For in- Tam O'Shanter.
formation, call TU. 3-0824.
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Bnai Britlt
Highlights

The Northwest Youth Group
(15-19) will meet at 7:45 p. m.,
May 19. Plans for the May 28
wiener roast will be announced.
For information, call Louise Hell-
gott, UN. 1-3632.

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Tall Towers will hold a hike
and wiener roast at 7:30 p. m.,
May 19. The group will meet at
the home of Greta Poulin, 2516
Monterey. Women at least 5'8"
and men 6' tall are invited. For
information, call TY. 7-4059.
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The Rosner Family Club will
meet Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Rosner, 2989 Buena
Vista avenue west. Plans for Me-
morial Day will be forrfiulated.

Robert Shulman, nine-year-old
pianist, will be the soloist at a
Mozart Festival Monday evening
at the Center.

The last meeting of the Center
young adult holiday hop commit-
tee is set for 8:30 p. m., Tuesday,
May 17. Refreshments will tie
served. The final holiday hop is
slated for Sunday, May 22.

Charles Kepes was elected
president of the Kepes Family
Club. Other officers are Joseph
Kepes, Ernest Stecker and Celia
Kepes.

A mid-week social; sponsored
by the Young Adult Saturday
Nite dance-party committee, is
scheduled.for Wednesday, May 18
at the Center. Ping-pong, dancing
and other entertainment is in
store, Elsie Lewis, chairman,
promised.
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Mrs. George Victor ha& been
appointed general chairman of
the MacCulloch school furl night
by Col. Morton Hack, chairman
of the Better Schools Association
Chapter at the school. Set for
Wednesday,-May 18, the carnival
will include many amusement
and side-shows. Proceeds will go
towards purchase of school neces-
sities.
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The Labor Zionist Movement
of Detroit celebrated Yom Haatz-
mauth, the Independence Day of
Israel, on May 4. Nahum Weiss-
man was chairman. ,
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Mort Goodman of the Jewish
Center staff and 1949 director of
Camp Chelsea announces that
registration for the mothers' and
children's camp will begin Mon-
day. For information, call the
Center at MA. 8400.
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The Liberty Social Club will
hold its annual earn party at 8
p.m., Saturday at Turover Tem-
ple, Dexter at Monterey. Pro-
ceeds will go to charity. Refresh-
ments will be served and there
will be door prizes. The public is
invited. •

One of CANADA'S FINEST
SUMMER RESORTS

Bloch Chapter

Mr. and Mrs. David Zellman, just back from Israel, will tell
the story of their trip to Zionist District workers who will
canvass homes for members Sunday. They will speak at a
breakfast preceding the canvass.

Beth El Institute on Judaism
for Protestants Set May 19

The seventh annual Institute on
Judiasm for Protestant clergymen
and religious educators will be
held at Temple Beth RI, Thurs-
day, May 19. The Institute is
sponsored by the Temple in asso-
ciation with the Detroit Council
of Churches, the Detroit Pastors'
Union and the Council of Relig-
ious Education.
Dr. Abraham A. Neuman, pres-
ident of Dropsie College for He-
„brew and Cognate Learning, Phil-
adelphia, will lecture at the morn-
ing session, at 10:30, on "The Pha-
risees—Their Influence Upon Ju-
daism and Christianity.” Bishop
Marshall R. Reed, Bishop of the
Detroit area of the Methodist
church, will preside.
Dr. G. Merrill Lenox, executive
secretary of the Detroit Council
of Churches, will preside at the
luncheon session, at 12 noon. with
the following participants: Bishop
Russell S. Hubbard, suffragan
bishop of Michigan (Episcopal);
Dr. J. P. Hendershot, minister of
the Jefferson avenue Baptist

South Haven Zionists
Order Granados Book

At a recent executive commit-
tee meeting of the South Haven
Zionist District, 10 copies of the
"The Birth of Israel," by Dr.
Jorge Granados, were ordered by
Pauline Cohen, educational
chairman. Joseph Olsher is dis-
trict president.

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Handler Lodge

Officers for the Philip Handler
Lodge will be elected Tuesday,
May 24 at Turover Temple. David
Guss is unopposed in the election
for the presidency. The lodge
was host to the Benjamin Cardozo
group of the Detroit postoffice
employees association last Tues-
day. Entertainment, cards and
refreshments were presented.
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Povolotcher Aid Maps
10th Annual Dinner

Combining the 10th annual din-
ner and the first anniversary of
Israel's independence, the Povol-
otcher Aid Society will hold a
dinner at 6:30 p.m., Sunday at
the Beresnitzer Hall, Linwood at
Davison. Proceeds will go to
charity. The public is invited.

`Halevy on the Air'
on WKMH Sunday

"Halevy on the Air" double
quartet, on station WKMH, Sun-
day at 6:30 p.m., will feature Wil-
liam Cayman and Jesse Forstot,
cellist.

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Al Atkins, the former Buchen-
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Church; and the Rev. Carlyle F.
Stewart, minister of the Ebenezer
A.M.E. Church.
Prof. A. W. Binder, of the He-
brew Union School of Sacred
Music, New York, will lecture at
the afternoon session, at 1:15, on
"The Origin and Development of
Sacred Music" in Synagogue and
Church."
The session will have as chair-
man Dr. Perry G. Gresham, min-
ister of the Central Woodward
Christian Church.
Dr. B. Benedict Glazer will ex-
tend greetings to the ministers in
attendance.

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