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Thursday, August
25, 1949
Aids Bnai Brith
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE
L es 1,000 Recruits
Council Aids
Programing
Resettlement Unit
Picks Helen Leivis
Deliver Home
Holds Parley
Helen Baum Lewis has been
appointed assistant executive di-
LOUIS E. BARDEN
• • •
Barden Gets
District Post
Louis E. Barden, past-president
Tikvah Lodge, has been ap-
pointed district chairman on vet-
erans' affairs, Samuel W. Leib,
president of B. B. District Grand
Lodge 6, announced.
et
• Supreme President Frank Gold-
man appointed Barden to the
national commission on veterans'
affairs in recognition of his de-
voted interest and active partici-
pation in all matters concerning
veterans.
During the last war, Barden
served with the judge advocates'
office of Gen. Bradley, 12th army
group headquarters in the Euro-
pean theater.
He was awarded the Bronze
Star fur meritorious service by
Gen. Bradley.
Barden participated in five
major battle campaigns.
Avodah Chapter
Charts Barbecue
Plans were formulated for a
barbecue and white elephant
party for Avodah Chapter, Pio-
neer Women, at 1 p m. Saturday,
Sept: 17, at the home of Mrs. Ben
Shapiro. 18076 Kentucky avenue.
The board met at the home of
Mrs. Gerald E. Goldberg of Wis-
consin avenue.
For reservations, call Mrs. Hy-
man Friedman, TE. 4-0153, or
Mrs. Edward Miller, UN. 1-6808.
Program planners of all Jewish
organizations affiliated with the
Community Council will gather
at Congregation Shaarey Zedek
for discussions and analysis of
cultural programing at 8 p.m.,
Sept. 15.
An exhibition of available pro-
gram resources and demonstra-
tions will be featured at 2:39 p.m.,
Sept. 18 at the Center.
"Some Jewish organizations,
unfortunately, are not equipped
to handle the problem of main-
taining sustained interest on the
part of their members for cultural
programs," Rabbi Morris Adler,
chairman of the culture commis-
sion of the Council, said.
"The Program Planners' Insti-
MRS. SAMUEL WILLIS
tute will give all organizations
• • •
the opportunity to learn how good
programing may be achieved
with a minimum of expense," he
added.
Specialists in every field of
cultural programing will lead
discussions and offer advice to
those assembled. Invitations will
A goal of 1,000 new members
shortly be mailed to the constitu- by autumn has been set by the
ent organizations of the Council, Detroit Section, National Coun-
giving more details of the annual cil of Jewish Women, Mrs. Sam-
Institute.
uel S. Willis, membership chair-
man, announced.
Plans for the implementation
of the drive were disclosed at a
meeting held at the home of Mrs.
Sidney Solomon, vice-president
The Wayne University chapter in charge of membership.
of the Inter-Collegiate Zionist
The first report meeting will
Federation of America will hold be held at the home of Mrs. Jer-
its final program of the summer ome J. Frank, secretary of the
season at an Oneg Shabbat, at membership committee, on Sept.
8:30 p.m. Friday, at the Labor 12.
Zionist Institute.
The following are working as
The program will climax an vice-chairmen with Mrs. Willis;
eventful summer season and will Mesdames Albert Budman, Mel-
include a movie, a play, singing, vin Kolbert, Harold Helper, J. A.
dancing and refreshments. This Sarason, David Keats, Martin Op-
will be the last activity of the penheim, Herbert Kessler and
Wayne chapter before leaving for Julian Frank.
Camp Kinnertt where the IFZA
Also, Mesdames Milford Stein,
summer camp will he held this C. H. Ressler, Charles Abramson,
year from Septa 1-10.
George Kayes, William Sharp,
All young adults of the com- Irving Greenstone, Coleman Mop-
munity are invited to participate per, Seymour Dunitz, Alan Gross-
in the program.. For informa- man, Max Schuster, and Emil
tion, call Larry Altman, TY. Rose.
5-2048 or Rae Freedman. TU.
3-0039.
HABONIM AQUA FETE
For information about the
Habonim day campers will pre-
IZFA summer camp, which is sent their second water carnival
under the technical direction of at 2:30 p.m. Thursday in the Cen-
Herschel Amer, call WE. 5-7077. ter pool.
Member Goal
Set by NCJW
IZFA to Conclude
Season's Activities
Shaarey Zedek YPS
Slates Dance Sept. 1
An "Inside YPS" membership
dance will be held by the YPS of
Shaarey Zedek, on Sept. 1. Danc-
ing will be to the music of a well-
known local band and refresh-
The Progressive Ladies Verein ments will be served. Admission
will meet at 2:30 p.m., Tuesday, is free and membership is open
at the home of Mrs. B. Silber- to all young people between the
slime, 2632 Cortland avenue,
ages of 19 and 35.
Progressive Ladies
to Meet on Tuesday
Service president. announced.
Announcing
Opening
September 4
3 B. B. Members
OF
RICHTER 'S
Get National Posts
Three Bnai Brith members
from Detroit were elected to of-
fices in the National Bnai Brith
Bowling Association.
Herman Zimmerman was re-
elected treasurer, while Harry
Schwartz and Harry Kruzman re-
ceived posts on the board of gov-
ernors.
Lester Braude of Chicago was
elected president of the associa-
tion.
Grand Rapids. Columbus, Du-
luth, Denver and Omaha will be
the sites of the sectional tourneys
this year.
Kosher Meat Market
and Poultry
13430 7 MILE ROAD
at
(1 Ills,
HARTIVELL
k Fast of Schaefer)
Formerly at 8942 Twelfth
We Deliver
UN. 4-7785
Ben Matz • • • • • •
the opening of his new store,
Thursday, August 25, at
Custom tailor, announces
7639 W. McNichols
SantaNll:rhara
• CLOTHING
• ALTERATIONS AND REMODELING
• CLEANING AND PRESSING
Each Garment Guaranteed to Your Satisfaction!
Res. UN. 1-2889
UN. 4-7682
and
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ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE
Grand Opening
of their
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AT
7336 W. 7 MILE RD.
NEAR PRAIRIE •
SUNDAY. AUGUST 28th
JAN ITROL
BRYANT
TIMKEN
We Guarantee to Sell the Highest Quality Meats
at Lowest Prevailing Prices
Muskovitz Pershin
PLUMBING AND HEATING
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Phones:
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Delivery Service
35 Years in Bu•iness
2955 W. Davison
agency for aid to refugees, Judge
Theodore Levin, Resettlement
Formerly Located at Dexter and Richton
Do you buy Ice Cream from your Butcher?
INSTALLED BY SPECIALISTS
rector of Resettlement Service,
the Detroit Jewish community's
The Home was originally es-
A graduate of the Pennsylvania
tablished in 1907 to care for the School of Social Work, Mrs.
children of the tuburcular poor
Lewis comes to Resettlement
whose parents had entered the
sanitoriurfi in Denver. It still Service with 20 years of experi-
serves this purpose, Gilbert Gor- ence in case work, supervisory
and administrative positions in
don, executive officer, said,
Jewish
social service agencies in
"However," Gordon added
Philadelphia, New York and
"during the last nine years there
Chicago.
has been a growing demand from
physicians and welfare agencies
for concentration upon the care
and treatment of hopelessly asth-
matic children.
"This is reflected in our new
THE
expansion program, designed to
increase our present 2apacity by
30 percent," she said.
The offices of the Home are at
710 17th street, Denver, Colo.
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Mrs. Harry Goldberg, past
president of the Detroit League
of the National Home for Jewish
Children at Denver, attended the
convention of the home in Den-
ver on Aug, 19.
Also at the same address for your convenience . . .
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