Thursday, November 10, 1949
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE
WOMEN'S
CLUBS
The Sisterhood of Congregation
Beth Tikvah elected the follow
ing officers: Mrs. Belle Friedman
president; Mrs. Blanche Boren,
vice-president; Mrs. Rose Ledger,
secretary; Mrs. Mary Rosen
treasurer. Others elected were
Mesdames Jean Kaufman, Flor
ence Taehman, Sophio Schwartz
and Rita Ross.
The Jewish Home for the Aged
Auxiliary will hold a board
meeting at 1 p. in., Thursday.
Nov. 10, at the home of Mrs.
Joseph Wolfe, 3027 Pasadena ave-
0 nue. Mrs. Samuel Zeldes, pi es-
ident. requests members to notify
• Mrs. Wolfe or Mrs. Ben Feldstein
any change in address.
of
Israel Chapter, rianeer Wom-
en., will hold a white elephant
sale as a fund-raising event, at
8:30 p.m., Friday at the home of
Mrs. Marjorie Raskin, 17593
Pennington drive. Refreshments
will be served and entertain-
ment will feature Malke Shaw.
Admission is by contribution of
a white elephant.
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Sabbath League
Plans Film Social
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MRS. MAX ROSENTHAL
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.Odessa Donor
to Aid Children
The Jewish Women's Welfare
Organization will hold a board
of directors meeting at 12 noon,
Monday at the home of Mrs.
Cronenwald, 2930 Chicago boule-
vard west. Relief applications
will be taken up or discussion
and arrangements will be made
for the annual dinner dance to
be held Dec. 4 at the Bel Aire
Terrace.
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An officer's meeting was held
by the Pythias Sisters, OES, at
the home of its children, Mrs. S.
Charness. A card party is being
planned. All members are urged
to attened . the meeting of
Wednesday, Nov. 23 at the Tem-
ple.
Mrs. Morris Kazdan, souvenir-
book chairman of the Maimoni-
des Medieal Society Auxiliary,
will hold the next meeting of ad
workers at the home of Mrs.
Pawl Fraiberg. 2249 Oakman
boulevard on Friday. All mem-
bers are invited.
The Infants Service Group has
distributed gifts of clothing ,to
veterans at the Percy Jones
Hospital. First rehearsal or the
show "Jamboree .' brought out
30 prospective show girls.
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will rend'er Hebrew and Yiddish
songs accompanied by Lillian;
Robbins .c man. Shirley Soifer
will give imitations and Mickey
Wolf will entertain.
I With the theme "Mother is a
I gift—fostering a child is a privi-
lege," • the child rescue fund of
the society has been used through
various agencies to help refugee
children.
Louis Nathanson is president
of the society and the following
are the committee in charge of
the project:
Mesdames Max Rosenthal, Sam
Shayne, Berman Kanter, Hyman
Schwartz, Jack Ormond, Morris
Winehart and Morris Mony.
Awaits Donor
The stage is set for the Odessa
Progressive Aid Society's annual
donor luncheon to be held at
12:30 p. m., Wednesday, Nov. 16
at Masonic Temple. •
Mrs. Herman Kanter has been
chosen toastmaster for the after-
noon and Rabbi Moses Lehrman
will be guest speaker.
Shoshana Brooks Freedman
Zedakah Club will hold its don-
or luncheon at 12:30 p.m.. Tues-
day. Dec. 6 at the Book-Cadillac.
Those in charge are Mesdames
Paul Deutsch, Leonard Shapero
and Harry Tyner. A meeting will
be held at 1 p.m.. Monday at the
home of Mrs. A. E. West, 19640
Rosylin road.
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cans liuiige
of Programs
At the invitation of the culture
commission of the Jewish Com-
munity Council, program - plan-
ners of ridish-speaking organi-
zations a n d landsmanschaften
gathered at the Workmen's Circle
last Sunday to discuss the prob-
lems that confront their organi-
zations.
Sol Schkloven, co-chairman of
the Yiddish culture committee of
the Council, discussed the role of
literature as program material.
Sam Sigal, director of the
Workmen's Circle Education Cen-
ter, emphasized the necessity for
discussion of contemporary prob-
lems.
Wolf Snyder, of the Jewish
Folk Schools discussed the role of
Jewish holiday • it. programming
and how holidays can be observ-
ed in an entertaining and educa-
tional manner.
Bnai David Men's Club
to Hold Feather Party
Arthur Beizels, president of the
Bnai David Men's Club, an-
nounces that the annual feather
party will be held at 8:30 p.m.,
Thursday, Nov. 17, in the social
hall. Many door and feather
prizes will be given away. Pro-
ceeds go towards the benefit of
the Bnai David Boys' Club.
to Hear Elazar
The Parent-Teachers Organiza-
tion of the David W. Simons
School will meet Monday. Albert
Elazar, associate superintendent
of the United Hebrew Schools,
will discuss the need for coordina-
tion of home and school around
holiday activities.
The following committee chair-'
men were appointed:
Mrs. K. Dwain, junior congre-
gation for Sabbath; Mrs. Anna
Pudavick, cultural committee;
Mrs. Rose Dobrusin and Mrs.
Morris Weiner, social committee,
and Mrs. Fran Sonne, publicity
committee.
Mrs. Goldie Mallen was named
secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Bessie
Soloway is president.
Men's Club Lists
Sonenklar Recital
Cantor Jacob H. Sonenklar of
Congregation Shaarey Zedek will
be guest speaker at the Men's
Club of Congregation Gemiltith
Chasodim at 9 p.m., Thursday,
Nov. 17 at Bereznitz Hall, 13326
Linwood avenue. His subject will
be: "Origin of Jewish Folk
Songs." His talk will be illus-
trated by Jewish folk mu4e.
The meeting is open to all men
and women of the congregation.
It is under the chairmanship of
John Hurtig.
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The Equality Club, at its last
meeting at the home of Mrs. Rose
Karnow, elected the following
donor committee: Mesdames Fay
Zisholz. chairman: Emma Peck.
souvenir booklet: Sonja Gertz-
man. tickets: Sadie Fisher, pro-
gram, and Rose Karnow, oast-
mistress: Louba Lupiloff will give
the invocation. For tickets call
Mrs. Sonja Gertzman. UN. 1-7855.
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The Music Study Club will
give a tea for its members at
1 p.m., Tuesday at the Down-
town YWCA The program will
be given by the following new
new members: Florence Wein-
traub. vocalist: Marilyn Kaplan,
violinist: Adele Polansky, pian-
ist; and Mrs. Robert Zell, reader.
Accompaniments will be played
by Mesdames Leonard Hack,
Samuel Barr and Ned Krauss.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Britli
Sholom will hold its 10th annual
donor luncheon on Thursday, Dec.
20. Mrs. Rose Karnow. 'chairman,
announces. Others on the donor
committee are Mesdames Anna
Kozlov, co-chairmen, and Rae
Ginsburg, treasurer.
The Women's Sabbath League
will present a "movie and dra-
matic" meeting at 12:30 p. m.,
Wednesday, Nov. 16 at Bnai
Moshe.
The meeting will be preceded
by a dessert luncheon at 12:30
p.m. under the arrangements of
Mrs. Lillian Kaplan, Mrs. A. 0.
Barsky and a large social com-
mittee.
The business meeting will fol-
low at 1:30 p.m. and featured on
the program will be two films,
one on the life of Henrietta Szold
and the other a new Israel docu-
mentary film.
Mrs. Sarah Friedman will pre-
sent a program of readings from
Yiddish literature. The public is
invited,
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VICTOR REUTIIER
Educational director, United
Automobile Workers
BURNS ROPER
Analyst
GEORGE SCHER6IER
Director, Detroit Mayor's Inter-
racial Committee
EDWARD SWANN
Executive secretary, 1)etroit
NAACP
ABE SPITZER
Atomic benthadier at Nagasaki
DR. MILDRED PETERS
Professor of Education, Wayne
University
BRACE BEEMER
Portraying the lone Ranger
MAX OSNOS, Chairman, Detroit Committee
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