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nary 26, 1950
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Club; Enuna
Supollo; Leonard
elli; George D.
Hall; Curtis C.
:asi I/T/F Fib-
si I/T/F Carlo;;
:st. of ArneIlion.
& Vivian Jean
Y Reeves, Gdn.;
E. Bering; An-
rlow Hitch; Alter
ry Maid Dairy.
I; Lilla Holland
se Coppersmith;
lv; John Hicks;
11 Susan Calvert
r.er; Bernard or
or Vivian Marie
irell; Stewart E.
ern Cong. Etz
Diamond Games
Howard Porter;
School.
Victor H. or
lelhaide Deman;
ihn M. Chen' or
Larsen; Andrew
kstis; Max M.
ris; Steve Hrab;
r , F Louis; Wm.
ie; Cyrilla or
st, of Corletta
to Miller, Gdn.;
F David Paul;
ieczka; Anthony
steno; Clarence
I. Wallace; Lee
ary fiumerski;
l; Mrs. Victoria
Laureue M.
Kosmalski; AI . -
' F. Gladney;
Iplionsus Bell;
ma or Robert
Mrs. Janet
lenry Lutsche;
ti: Milton or
Thomas 0. or
Sam Pritchett;
• len or George
Quinn; Joseph
Oertson; Albert
nak; John M.
Eunice Arn-
ladlev; Marian
er; Emil Wid-
in Greenbaum;
Torn; Gordon
H. Ferguson
.dm .; Grant J.
D. Lipson.
Martha M.
lades Le Ban;
Iigbee: Willie
or Mary B.
in: Luther C.
ill; Farris L.
ider; Ada L.
stwick; Edna
an Defrane;
I/Tar Judith
im E. Cook;
rry Williams,
ms. Jr.; Jerry
Lenore W-
ien M. Bell;
ida; Dorothy
A. Franklin;
ill; Ossie or
bert Knapp
J. Monroe
.ee Schultz
Y Baumbach
irman; Mario
hannon: Eric
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filer; Sophie
tuff: Bridget
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H. Thomas
Cummings
arcis Blan
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rr Ramsuer;
toymond C.
off; William
its; Wallace
'oseph Bom-
tz; Mesh B.
Eileen Fin-
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; Alexander
Mier Buck;
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Ice; Daniel
na; John F.
kson; Ruby
41; Jack L.
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'mad; Sam-
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Schwartz;
Brien; Vila
W. Ship-
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CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO
Thursday, January 26, 1950
Bnai Brith
Highlights
DETROIT JEWISH
1111 Blood Bank
Morgenthau Chapter
Mrs. Sol Cohen, dramatic
group director, announces a spe-
cial rehearsal for the cast of
"Morgenthau Minstrel Show" to
be presented at 8:30 p.m., Feb.
15, at Bnai Moshe. The rehearsal
will be held at 8:30 p.m., Thurs-
day, Feb. 1, at the home of Mrs.
Arthur Monson, 18910 Kentucky
avenue.
• • •
Handler Chapter
Mrs. Harry Swartz, fund-rais-
ing chairman, announces that
er committee will meet at a
ictory party to be held Thurs-
day, Jan. 26, at the Bowery. The
next chapter meeting will be
Thursday, Feb. 2, at Young
Israel Center.
• • •
B and P Chapter
Mrs. Samuel Aaron, chapter
sponsor, will be hostess at a
membership tea from 2:30 to
4:30 p.m., Sunday at her home,
2276 Oakman boulevard. Pros-
pective members, members who
bring prospective members, and
executive and board members
are invited.
• • •
Brandeis Lodge
The lodge will present Sports
Nite Tuesday at the Rose Sittig
Cohen Hall. Highlighting the
evening will be George Young.
former national individual bowl-
ing champion, and Herman
Fritz, impersonation artist. In
addition color films of the Uni-
versity of Notre Dame vs. Michi-
gan State College, classic foot-
ball game of 1949.
• • •
East Side Lodge
A benefit bingo party will be
held by the lodge at 7:30 p.m.,
Monday, Feb. 13, at the Tuner,
Hotel.
• • •
Rabbi Zager Chapter
The regular meeting of the
chapter will be held at 8:30 p. m.
Wednesday, Feb. 1 at Bnai Moshe.
One of the department stores is
going to put on a fashion show
with their models. Guest speaker
will be newly elected council
woman, Mary V. Beck. The dra-
matic group is holding the third
birthday party Feb. 16 at the
home of Mrs. Henry Schore, 18026
Greenlawn.
• • •
Fox Lodge
Page 13
`Youth Needs 9
Topic of Young
Israel Forum
Service Unit 'to Discuss
Youth Work in AJC
"Satisfying The Needs of Jew-
ish Youth In America" will be
the topic which will be discussed
at the Friday Evening Forum of
Young Israel at 8:30 p.m., Jan.
27 in the Young Israel Youth
Center.
Participating in the discussion
will be Rabbi Leizer Levin, rep-
resenting Agudas Israel; Rabbi
Ernest Greenfield, president of
Detroit Hapoel Hamizrachi; Ir-
ving W. Schlussel, president of
the Mizraehi of Detroit, and
David I. Berris, past president
of Young Israel.
On Sunday, Feb. 5, all groups
of Young Israel will particate in
a Chamisho Asar B'shvat pro-
gram, to which all adult mem-
Blood bank chairmen confer on the Bnai Brith blood bank. They
bers and friends are invited.
are, left to right, Dave Tapper, Bloch Lodge; Irving Fields,
The program will begin at 6:30
Marshall Lodge; Ed Bard, Morgenthau Lodge; and Leo Polk, p.m. in the Young Israel Youth
Greater Detroit BB Council. A mobile unit of the American Red Center.
Cross will be at the Rose Sittig Cohen Bldg., from 7 to 12 p.m.,
Young Israel will utilize this
Tuesday, Feb. 7, so that any member of Bnai Brith may give
occasion to launch its local drive
blood.
to aid in the erection of the
Young Israel Youth Center in Tel
HOUSING PROGRESS
Aviv, a project sponsored by the
TEL AVIV—(ISI)—Of 27,000 70 branches of Young Israel in
the United States.
1500 Attend
Infants Group
Dinner-Dance
housing units planned for 1949,
21,000 have been completed and
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February.
cm. Sundays over WHAM.
Fifteen hundred people attend-
ed the Infants Service Group
dinner-dance at Masonic Temple
Sunday.
The affair featured an original
show directed by Mrs. David
Riseman. The cast and chorus
were made up of members and
their husbands.
Members of the group appear-
ed Jan. 18 on the Pat 'N Johnny
television show.
Mrs. Samuel Merson, president,
and Mrs. Bernard May, publicity
chairman, discussed the organi-
zation's work.
Mrs. Riseman and cast mem-
bers Mrs. Saul Golden and Mrs.
George Klein, did a number from
the show featured at the Sunday
affair.
Participation by young adults
in the 1950 Allied Jewish Cam-
paign will be the topic of an
executive meeting of the Com-
munity Service Committee at 8
p. m., Wednesday, Feb. 1, in the
Jewish Community Center.
Albert M. Colman is chairman
of the committee which is a di-
vision of the Jewish Young Adult
Council.
Card of Thanks
The family of the late David
S. Weisterg wishes to thank
their friends and relatives for
the many kindnesses shown them
in their recent bereavement.
The family of the late Selig
Fink wishes to thank their
friends and relatives for the
many kindnesses shown to them
during their recent bereavement,
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CENTER DRAMATICS
Harry D. Katz, supervisor of
department of Adult Education
at the Jewish Center announced
that Moishe Haar will direct an
adult drama group. Applications
will be taken at 2 p.m. Sunday
at the Dexter-Davison Center.
women and entertainment and
The lodge entertained a ca- music by Mickey Woolf's orches-
pacity crowd of veterans at the tra. Refreshments will be served.
• • •
Dearborn Veterans Hospital, with
a full three hour all star profes-
Handler Lodge
sional vaudeville show. Morris
The lodge entertained the vet-
Singer, veterans affairs chairman, clans of the Marine Hospital, De-
was in charge.
troit, with an all star variety
• • •
vaudeville show. Cigarettes and
Morgenthau Lodge other personal gifts were dis-
At a meeting of the executive tributed.
• • •
board of the lodge held at the
home of President Jack Camink-
Marshall Lodge
er, Marvin Green was appointed
The dramatic group of the lodge
the new chairman of the Hillel
is presenting a play "Tummel
committee. Joseph Metzger, chair-
Rest Home" at 8:30 p. m., Thurs-
man of conservation, announced
day, Jan. 26, at Central High
that the lodge will start its con-
School. Members and friends are
servation drive one month early.
invited and admission is free.
Herman Burton, program chair-
Karl Berg, program chairman, an-
man, has arranged a Sports Nite
nounces that Thursday, Feb. 9.
for the meeting at 8:30 p. m. has been designated as "Belle-
Monday at the Rose Sittig Cohen faire Night," at the lodge, at
Bldg. Among the celebrities who
which time color movies will be
will be present will be Lou Hand-
shown.
ler, one of Detroit's Jewish ath-
• • .
letes. Hot dogs and soft drinks
Gershwin
Lodge
will be served.
The next meeting of the lodge
will be held at 8:30 p m., Thurs-
Bloch Lodge
day, Jan. 26, at the Jewish Fra-
The third annual Monte Carlo
ternal Club. Tickets are still
of the lodge and chapter will be
available for the lodge's "Night
presented at 8:30 p. m., Saturday,
at the 4 Dukes Supper , Club"
at the Mayfair Catering. High- Sunday, Feb. 5. For reservations
lighting the evening will be the
call Marty Raskin, at TO. 8-6877,
presentation of a play in Yiddish. or Bernard Weiss, WO. 2-5455 or
A carnival nite will also be fea-
TO. 8-7605. The public is in-
tured, and the price of admis-
vited. The lodge is having "Belle-
sion is 50 cents.
faire Night" at 8:30 p. m., Thurs-
• • •
• • •
Keidan Lodge
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P. m., Feb. 7 in a joint meeting. and color, "More Than Half a
There will be a playlet by the Chance," will be shown.
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