Thursday, September 15, IMO

WOMEN'S
CLUBS

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

Isaacs. TO. 7-0974 or Harriet Le-
vine, WE. 4-3154.

Bnai David Sisterhood will
hold its first meeting of the sea-
son Monday evening. Final plans
will be made for the donor
Ts- alumnae association of luncheon to be held Tuesday,
Sigma Theta Delta .mrority o Nov. 22. Proceeds will support
Wayne University will hold its the Sisterhood's Sunday School.
first meeting of the year on Toes For reservations call Mrs. Henry
day at the home of Hernia Shore, UN. 3-8015.
Pinsky. Officers are Joyce Mut
nick, president, and Dorothy Solo
The Ladies of Yeshivath Beth
mon, Phyllis Lipchinsky, Marion Yehudah will hold their annual
Greenberg, Bernice Pinsky and donor luncheon, at 12:30 p m.,
Frances Greenblatt.
Tuesday, Oct. 25 at Lachar's on
Dexter boulevard. Tickets may
The new Business and Profes- be purchased by calling TO.
sional Chapter of Pioneer Women 5-1151 or at the door. Proceeds
will hold a men ► bership atTair will go for the purchase of land
Wednesday evening. at the home for a new buildingl!
of Mary Bednarsh, 2903 Webb
Infant Service Group will hold
avenue.
Prospective members are in- its first meeting of year at a
vited. For information, call luncheon Tuesday at the Knoll-
Regina Goldstein, president; TY. wood country club. Mrs. Saul
Golden and Mrs. Boyd Carnick
6-6152.
are chairmen. A board meeting
Young Women's Bicur Cholera will be held Mondby. "
met Monday at the home of Mrs.
Joseph Viedrah. The annual don-
The Women's League for Sab-
' or luncheon is set for Oct. 19 at bath Observance, 12th street
Masonic Temple. The group will branch, will hold an Oneg Shab-
meet Monday at the home of Mrs. hat at 2 p.m., Saturday. Oct. 1,
H. Parmet, 2977 Outer drive west. at Beth Tefilo Emanuel. Rabbi
M. J. Wohlgelernter will be
Deborah Auxiliary, BBYW, guest speaker.
will start the season with a mem-
bership tea to be held at 2 p.m.,
Zedakah Club will meet Mon-
Sunday, at the home of Evelyn day, Sept. 26 at the home of Mrs.
Prinstein, 3044 Calvert avenue. Louis Germansky, of Pennington
All young women, 18 to 25 are in- drive, Mrs. Max Elias, president,
vited. For information call Penny announced.

UHS Names
2 Chairmen

Daniel G' Cullen and Jacob
Kellman have been appointed as-
sociate chairmen of the education
month commit-
tee, Abe Kasle,
president of the
United Hebrew
Schools, an
nounced.
Stress will be
laid this year
upon the organ-
ization of classes
for conversation-
' al Hebrew, Kasle
said, and dem-
Kasle
onstration class-
es will be arranged.
As in other years, education
Month will feature radio broad-
casts, newspaper publicity, Syna-
gogue addresses and other pro-
grams, Kasle added.
The first meeting dealing with
plans for the observance of the
23rd annual education month is
set for Thursday evening, Sept.
15, at the Rose Sittig Cohen Bldg.

Enrollment Up
at Beth Yehudah

With registrations still coming
in at the rate of 70 a week, en-
rollment in Yeshivath Beth Ye-
hudah has climbed to a record
total of 600 students, Rabbi Sim-
eha Wasserman, Yeshivah dean,
announced. Registration will
continue until after the High
Holy Days.
Six classes of the day school
and afternoon sessions of the
Yeshivah have been closed,
Rabbi Wasserman revealed, and
only a few seats remain in most
of the other classes.
Two new instructors have been
added to the faculty. They are
Mrs. Alice Reinheimer, who has
taught many years in the Detroit
public schools and Louis Schul-
man, a faculty member of Tap-
pen Intermediate.

Israel Import Licenses
Issued for '$3,000,000

NEW YORK—The Israeli goit-
eminent has recently issued im-
port permitsofor the sum of $3,-
000.000 from the United States,
according to the Israel Corpora-
Ulm of America.
The total Includes the amount
of $500,000 for newsprint; $600,-
000 for raw materials for the tex-
tile industry; $1,500,000 for auto-
mobile spare parts and tires; and
1400,000 for miscellaneous goods.

Mid rasha Set
to Open Oct. 6

Named by JDA

LEONARD N. SIMONS, of
19005 Parkside avenue, civic
leader and advertising execu-
tive, has been named to the Na-
tional Council of the Joint De-
fense Appeal The JDA is the
fund-raising arm of the Amer-
ican Jewish Committee and the
Anti-Defamation League of
Bnai Brith.

PSYCHIATRIST TO SPEAK
Dr. Benjamin Jeffries, psychi-
atrist and director of the Wayne
Cou1dy Mental clinic, will address
the Wednesday evening discussion
Group at 9 p.m., Sept. 21 at the
Center.

D E T R 0 1 T ' S

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Dr. Alexander W. Sanders,
chairman of the board of gov-
ernors of the Midrasha, College
of Jewish Studies, announced
that classes will begin on Thurs-
day, Oct. 6.
They will be held on Tuesday
and Thursday evenings in the
Ruse Sittig Cohen building, 13226
Lawton avenue.
In the teachers training ad-
vanced Hebrew department, the
following courses will be offer-
ed: Bible, Hebrew Literature and
Grammar, Yiddish Literature and
Grammer, Talmud, Philosophy,
Education, History and Israel.
The following subjects will be
offered in the general Jewish
studies department: H e b r e w
Language and Grammer, Yiddish,
Bible, Jewish Literature, History,
Philosophy, Group Work Techni-
ques and Israel.
Courses in Arts and Crafts,
Jewish Music and Dramatics, will
also be offered. With the ex-
ception of the Hebrew and Yid-
ish courses, all other courses will
be taught in English in this de-
partment. The Israeli pronuncia-
tion will be used, and emphasis
will be placed on conversational
Hebrew.
For information, call TO.
8-0063.

LARGEST

Rouge Adults Plan
Informal Dance

The Adult Group, ages 21 to
35, of the Rouge Recreation
House, will hold an informal
dance at 9 p.01., Saturday, at the
Crystal Ball Too in , Masonic
Temple. Everyone is welcome.
Other functions of this group
are as follows:
A block of seats is being ob-
tained for the Michigan-Min-
nesota game.
A hayride at 7:30 p.m., Sunday,
at Rouge Park, everyone to meet
at the Rouge Recreation House.
A Halloween party on Sun-
due, Oct. 30.
For information call TY. 7-
4879.

Hebrew Taught
at Bnai Moshe

The Bnai Moshe Sunday School
has introduced Hebrew in all
classes from the third through
tenth grades.
Rabbi Morris Bodzin, Mrs.
Zelda Rosenthal Selmar and
Rabbi Julius Weinberg are in
charge of the Hebrew program.
Mrs. Bella Goldberg and Mrs.
Naomi Floch have joined the
school staff, Mitchell Feldman.
chairman of the board, an-
nounced.
A prekindergartin will be start-
ed for the 1949-1950 school year
under the direction of Madeline
Belkin.

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