WOMEN'S
CLUBS

Aids Child Fund

A brunch was given by Mrs.
Ann Wisotsky for the Radomer
Ladies Auxiliary. The proceeds
go toward the group's donor din-
ner to be held in January. An-
other brunch will be given on
Tuesday by Mrs. M. Pianko at her
home at 3361 Tuxedo avenue.

A luncheon of the Eva Prenz-
lauer Maternity Aid will be held

at 1 p. m., Tuesday at the home
of Mrs. N. Blatnikoff, 12690
Monte Vista avenue. Card and
Mah Jongg will follow the meet-
ing. Final plans have been drawn
for the group's donor luncheon
scheduled for Dec. 14 at the Book
Cadillac.

"Family Relationships" was
discussed by Dr. Ben Marks, psy-
chiatrist and instructor at Wayne
University, at a meeting of the

University Area Women's Club

Tuesday evening at the home of
Mrs. George Liss.

The National Home for Jewish
Children at Denver held its Oc-

tober meeting Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. Harry C. Goldberg.
Plans for the annual dinner-
dance were discussed.

The fifth annual donor lunch-
eon of the Detroit Women's Serv-
ice Club is set for Nov. 2 at Huy-
ler's. For tickets, call Mrs. Edythe
Davis, TY. 7-7761 or Mrs. Jewel
Levin, WE. 4-8346. For informa-
tion, call Mrs. Ann Weinstein,
TY. 4-8116.

Northwest Chapter of
Women's American ORT will hold
a luncheon in honor of its new

The

members at 12:30 p.m., Tuesday at
the home of Mrs. Edward Rose,
6186 Outer drive west. Entertain-
ment and door prizes and a brief
address by Mrs. Harry Becker,
formal regional president, will
follow lunch. Mrs. Louis Lands-
berg, president, announces that
the proceeds of ORT's antique
show will be used to purchase
training machinery for the group's
schools in Israel and North Africa.

The Equality Club will meet
Wednesday evening at the home
of Anne Trachtenberg, 8803 Seven
Mile road west. The donor com-
mittee will meet Friday evening
at the home of Emma Pecks to
discuss plans for the donor. For
reservations, call Mrs. Sonja
Gertzman, UN. 1-7855.

A play, "Many Happy Returns,"
will be featured at the Beth Aaron
Sisterhood's annual donor lunch-
eon to be held Dec. 6 at the
Belle Aire Terrace. Mrs. Sam
Schneider, president, announced
that those interested in attending
should contact Mrs. I. Levine, UN.
1-5780 or Mrs. I. Chaiken, UN.
3-6574. The sisterhood will meet
at 8:30 p.m., Monday, Nov. 7.

Pythian Sisters are having a
paid up membership tea at 2 p.m.,
Saturday at the home of Mrs.
Samuel Rosen, 1421 Boston boule-
vard west Mrs. Max Beim is
chairman.

MRS. MANACER
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affair.

Save Nov. 7th for Lerner—Adv.

Iladassah Guest L Z. Unit Holds

Executive Meeting

A meeting of the executive
board of the Labor Zionist Fed-
erated Campaign was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. I. Pokerrip.
ner.
Delegates from the branches of
the Labor Zionist movement in-
eluded: H. Winer, M. Goldoftos,
M. Schmuckler, A. Shreier, M.
Ginsburg, B. Katz, B. Hearshen,
W. Netter, S. Richardson, A. Ka-
minker, M. Lubarski, 0. Gold-
berg, N. Naimark, Mr. and Mrs.
B. Kumove and Mr. and Mrs. M.
Kane.
Sidney Shevitz, chairman of the
campaign, presided. Nahum
Weissman, executive director, re-
ported on the progress of the cam-
paign and pointed to improve-
ments in the technique of cal)
paigning.

Dr. B•Benedict Glazer will be
in the south next week. On Oct.
31, he will be the principal speak-
er at the sixth biennial conven-
tion of the Mississippi Federation
of Temple Sisterhoods in Natchez,
Miis.
On Nov. 1, he will address the
members of Temple Sinai in New
Orleans.
Irving I. Katz, executive sec-
retary of Beth El, will address
the Sunday morning breakfast
club and discussion Group, spon-
sored by the Men's Club, at 10
a. m., Sunday on "Jews in Detroit
Prior to the Founding of Temple
Beth El in 1850."

RABBI ESSRIG
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Slate Lehrman
at Odessa Fete Church to Hear

Town Hall Set
as Victory Fete

Rabbi Moses Lehrman will be
the guest speaker at the annual
donor luncheon of the Odessa
Progressive Aid Society which
will be held Nov. 16 at Masonic
Temple.
Shoshanna Brooks Friedman
will sing accompanied by Lillian
Robbins Zellman; Shirley Soifer
will give imitations and Mickey
Woolf's orchestra will spark the
variety program.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Manace•
gave a dinner party to raise funds
for the child rescue fund.
Other affairs for the same cause
were a Simchas Torah party giv-
en by Mrs. Sarah Ormond which
raised $400; and a luncheon to be
held at 1 p.m., Saturday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Litt.
Officers serving on the luncheon
committee , are Frances Shayne,
chairman; Sarah Kanter, co-
chairman; Jennie Schwartz, Sarah
Ormond, Molly Rosenthal, Dor-
thy Winehart and Nellie Mony.

"Can a Two Way Passage to
Israel be Achieved" is the topic
to be discussed by Rabbi Harry
Essrig, Valerie Stone and Dr. Carl
H. Voss on the second town hall
program of Hadassah.
Rabbi Morris Adler will act as
moderator at the meeting, a vic-
tory honor roll celebration, to be
held at 8:30 p. m., Wednesday,
Nov. 9 in the Scottish Rite Ca-
thedral of Masonic Temple.
Rabbi Essrig, spiritual leader
of Temple Emanuel, Grand Rap-
ids, was born in Palestine and
came to the United States in 1920.
He taught at Hebrew Union Col-
lege and served as Billet director
at the University of Chicago.

Kleinman Talk

Proper interpretation of the
Jewish Community's points of
view to our non-Jewish neighbors
is being further advanced by the
program service of the Jewish
Community Center.
Dr. Shmarya Kleinman, presi-
dent of the Council, will speak
to the Brewster Pilgrim Church
at 8 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 3. His
topic will be "Where Is Germany
Going?" In the summer of 1948,
Dr. Kleinman spent a consider-
able time in Germany The public
is cordially invited.
Irving Schlussel, secretary of
the Council and president of the
Jewish National Fund and Miz-
rachi here will speak before the
Church of Our Father (Baptist)

ARTS AND CRAFTS

Ladies A i • d Plans
Fall Festival Fete

The Hebrew Ladies Aid Society
will hold a "Fall Festival Social"
at 12:30 p.m., Wednesday, Nov, 2,
in the Bnai Moshe social hall.
Mrs. Dora Ehrlich will be the
guest of honor at the social which
will be a dessert luncheon.

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D. ROSNER MANAGEMENT

Bnai David Unit
Maps Donor Event

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AIR CONDITIONED
Instruction in arts and crafts
is available at the Twelfth Street
DIETARY LAWS OBSERVED
Jay Gerber, pantomimist, and
Council Center. For information, vocal selections by Cantor Hyman
AMERICAN AND
call TY. 8-6000.
J. Adler will be featured at the
EUROPEAN PLAN
donor luncheon of the Bnai David
SWIMMING POOL
Sisterhood Nov. 22 in the social
PRIVATE BEACH, CABANAS
hall.
SOLARIUM,COCKTAIL LOUNGE
For tickets, call Mrs. Henry
DANCING.
Schore, UN. 3-8015. Mrs. Morris
Kosak is ad book chairman. Pro-
Anyone who has struggled with Also, Lawrence A. Fleischman, ceeds from the donor will help ON THE OCEAN at 64th ST.
the intricate problem of a family Rabbi Leon Fram, Judge William support the sistei hood-sponsored WRITE FOR FREE COLOR BROCHURE
budget will have some conception Friedman, Samuel Gerson, Mrs. Sunday school.
of what happens to that problem Samuel R. Glogower, Harvey H.
when it is multiplied by several Goldman, Herman Jacobs, Mrs.
thousand dollars and the needs Benjamin E. Jaffe, Robert N.
still outweigh the available funds. Janeway, Myron A. Keys, Dr.
Duty Prepaid
Ninety-two persons, the per- Shmarya Kleinman, Mrs. Charles
sonnet of the Jewish Welfare Lakoff and Samuel W. Leib.
Fast Delivery — Insured
Federation budget and planning
Others are Isaac Litwak, Harry
divisions, are currently wrestling T. Madison, Max Osnos, Louis
YOU CAN send 44 lbs. of Used Clothing
with that multiplied problem in Russman, Selma J. Sampliner, Dr.
YOU
CAN
order our standard or KOSHER food parcels
budgeting the funds raised in the Lawrence H. Seltzer, Irwin Shaw,
NO
ADDITIONAL charges to consignee
1949 Allied Jewish Campaign.
Harold Silver, Leonard N. Sim-
DIVISION MEMBERS
ons, Barney Smith, Ira P. Son-
AMERPOL ENTERPRISES
Chairman of the community re- nenbli•k, Emil T. Stern, Joseph
11661 JOS. CAMPAU AVE.
DETROIT 12, 31101.
lations division is Morris Garvett, M. Welt and Mrs. Melville S.
whose division members include Welt.
TO. 8-0382
TO. 8-0298
Charles N. Agree, Sidney J. Allen,
W.
Joseph Bernstein, Irving
Blumberg, Paul P. Broder, David
J. Cohen, Dr. E. Benedict Glazar,
Israel Himelhoch, Boris M. Joffe,
Judge Theodore Levin and Alex
Mrs. M. Gobel has been chosen
Levitt. •
president of the dramatic group
Also, Ralph A. Mayer, Harry of the Northwest Hebrew Sister-
INVITES YOU
H. Platt, David I. Rosen, Samuel hood. Other officers are Mes-
H. Rubiner, Albert J. Silber, Ben dames M. Raznick, E. C. Arm-
To come down and spend a pleasant, healthful week-end.
L. Silberstein, Max M. Shaye, strong and M. Plaskove.
We have wonderful facilities, for DINNER PARTIES,
Abraham Srere, Henry Wineman
A
program
of
plays
was
out-
ENGAGEMENT AND WEDDING PARTIES. You'll find
and Harry Yudkoff.
Maurice A. Enggass and Milton lined with the aid of Mesdames
our food and service is out of this world.
K. Mahler are co-chairmen of Ira Kaufman, I. Feldman and
Max Elkin
the health and welfare division, Arthur Ross.
Phone 2507 Mt. Clemens, Mich.
The group will meet Monday,
assisted by Jerry Bielfield, Mrs,
Hyman C. Broder, Albert Cohen, Oct. 31 at the home of Mrs. Arm-
Irwin I. Cohn, Mrs. Ida B. Colten, strong, 19165 Santa Barbara
Mrs. Lewis B. Daniels and Mrs. drive. For information, call UN.
1.6491.
Aaron DeRoy.

92 Welfare Aides Wrestling
With '50 Budgeting Problem

HOTEL DELMONICO

RELIEF PARCELS TO ISRAEL

N.W. Drama Unit
Picks Mrs. Gobel

COLONIAL HOTEL

and MINERAL BATHS

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HARRY H. BRENNER

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The Bnai David Sisterhood will

meetin Monday evening. Plans
will be discussed for the group's
donor luncheon to be held Nov.
22. Tickets may be obtained at
this meeting or by calling Mrs.
Henry Score, UN. 3-8015. Cantor
Hyman J. Adler will sing at the

Rabbi Glazer
Touring South

Rabbi Sidney Akselrad will
preach at the Sabbath services at
Temple Beth El at 11 a. m.

The Sharona Chapter, Pioneer
Women, met at the home of Mrs.
Helen Stein. Sarah Halperin, re-
gional director, addressed the
members.

Harry Feinberg, of the Jewish
Social Service Bureau, addressed
a meeting of the Sheruth League
at the Hotel Fort Wayne. Mrs.
Saul Krieger held an open house
at which workers brought in
their ads.

Thursday, October 27, 1949

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