Thursday, January 12, 1950
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE
Bnai Brith
Highlights
Lillian Fox, pianist. A contest,
"To Know Your Sister," will be
held. Mrs. William Barron is in
Alorgenthati Lodge
The chapter has an evening of
fun planned for Thursday, Jan.
12, at Jericho Temple. Ourrent
dues will be accepted at the door.
Guest speaker will be Mrs.
Robert Kogen, council president.
A variety show will be given by
the dramatic group. Refreshments
will be served.
At Probuis Meeting
A Tri-City Hadassah Institute
of the Business and Professional
Division will be held Sunday,
at the Wilshire Hotel.
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Pictured above are Probus Club officers and Gov. G. Mennen
Williams. Left to right, Dr. Louis Braitman, secretary; John Wise,
vice-president; Governor Williams; Julian A. Grace, president;
Jack Behrman, vice-president; Edmund E. Saperston, treasurer.
Gov. Williams was guest speaker at the club's meeting Jan. 5.
He explained in detail the creation and operation of the state
budget as well as some of the improvements he hopes to have
passed by the legislators.
Marshall Lodge
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Rex Lodge
The lodge will hold its regular
meeting at 8:30 p. m., Monday
at the Workmen's Circle Center.
A special program has been ar-
ranged, Murray Hozman, presi-
dent, announced.
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Downtown Chapter
The lodge carnival nits' com-
mittee held a meeting at the
home of the chairman, William
Haftka. Stanford B. Wolf was
appointed chairman of the prize
gift committee for the affair,
which is taking place Feb. 25.
Ticket Chairman Herbert Lenter
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urged the group to push the sale
of tickets.
The next business meeting of
The Mystery Man, hypnotist
the Lodge will take place at 8:30
p. m., Monday at the Rose Sittig will perform for the lodge at
8:30 p. m. Monday at the Jewish
Cohen Bldg.
Center. In addition to the hyp-
notic acts, the lodge will pre-
sent a program for the members,
The dramatic group of the their families and friends.
lodge will put on a presentation
at 8:30 p. m. Thursday, Jan. 26
at Central High School. Includ-
ed on the program will be a reg-
ular full-dress initiation cere-
mony. James N. Laker, president
of the lodge, announces the ap-
pointment of Irving Fields as
blood bank chairman. The lodge
and chapter are attempting to
arrange to meet on the same
nights for the next season. Mem-
bers are urged to attend the next
lodge meeting Feb. 7, to help de-
cide this issue.
3 City Parley
Scheduled fry
Hadassah B-P
charge of refreshments.
Pisgah Lodge
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Rabbi Zager Chapter
Mrs. Jack Klein, membership
chairman, invites new and pros-
pective members and their spon-
sors to the second membership
tea. The affair will be held at 8:30
p.m., Monday at the home of Mrs.
Jacob Foon. Mrs. Gerald Gold-
berg, past president of the
Greater Detroit 13B Council, will
Delegates from Grand Rapids
and Toledo will joie. the iktroit
members to hear an address by
Rose Bloom, national board mem-
ber from Toledo, Workshop ses-
sions will also be held.
Registration will begin at 9:45
a. m. Brunch will follow, with
Eva Ravnitzsky, vice-chairman of
the Detroit Division, presiding.
Roslyn A. Corn, Detroit mem-
ber of the coordinating committee
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Johnny King, currently ap-
pearing on WWJ-TV's "Cinde-
rella Week End," will be master
of ceremonies at a donor rally to
Corns, West Warren and
lirenrols — opposite Lincoln Motors
Killed Poultry
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be given by the Northwest He-
brew Sisterhood at 12:30 p.m.,
Wednesday.
be guest speaker.
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B and P Chapter
Mrs. Aaron Osri, executive di-
rector of the Leo N. Levi Mem-
orial Fund and director of the
Henry Moasky Foundation, ad-
dressed the joint meeting of the
chapter and the Rabbi Zagar
chapter on the history of Bnai
Brith. After refreshments were
served she sang a song of her own
composition.
The audience will participate in
the program and the winner will
receive an outfit from a north-
west merchant, Mrs. Herbert Har-
ris, donor chairman, announced.
A dessert luncheon will pre-
cede the program.
The Sisterhood's donor lunch-
eon will be held Feb. b. For
reservations, call Mrs. Joseph
Beck, UN. 2-4646, or Mrs. Malcom
Rivkin, UN. 3-3494.
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Bloch Lodge
The lodge will present its An-
nual Sports Show at 8:30 p. m.,
Monday at the Labor Zionist In-
stitute. Program Chairman Fred
Sorkow announces that among
the guests will be John Priklick,
of the Detroit Lions; Al Nagler,
of WJBK, and Fred Wolf. Movies
will also be shown and refresh-
ments served. The Bnai Brith
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Man of the Year 1949 Award will
be presented March 6, according
to the Lodge Awards Committee.
The Bnai Brith members in good
standing outside of the Ivan S.
Bloch membership, are eligible
for this award. The committee
stated that entries will close on
Jan. 21, and the results an-
nounced on Feb. 1. In making
this award, the judges declared,
the credo followed will be "con-
spicuous services inconspicuous-
ly rendered."
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Handler Chapter
At its first annual birthday
party ; the chapter honored its
supervisor, Mrs. Lewis Manning.
Mrs. Manning was made an hon-
orary member of the chapter for
her work and leadership in Bnai
Brith. Entertainment followed
candlelighting ceremonies. Mrs.
Charles Solovich and Mrs. Man-
ning were the guest speakers.
A "member bring member" tea
will be held Thursday evening,
Jan. 12 at the home of Mrs.
Charles Galinsky, Mrs. Ben Gar-
rison, membership chairman, an-
nounced. Cards and Mah Jongg
will be played. Those wishing to
attend call Mrs. Garrison, TY.
7-7275 or Mrs. David Cuss, WE.
5-6535.
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Israel Chapter
Mrs. Alvin Solomon and Mrs.
Morton Margolis, co-chairmen of
membership, announce a square
dance will be held at 830 p.m.,
Tuesday at Bnai David. Hal
Schneiderman, of the Twelfth
Street Center, will be the caller.
Hy Pritz will be the violinist and
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Keiden Chapter
At the last meeting of the chap-
ter, Mrs. Gertrude Oberstein re-
viewed the book "Dream Mer-
chants. The members started on a
tablecloth, made of napkins em-
broidered with names. The cloth
will be used by the club. Mrs.
Morris Direnfeld is the project
chairman.
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