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Thursday, October 12, 1950
Liberal Groups
to Hold Parley
Bnai Brith
Highlights
1randeis Chapter
The chapter will hold its
meeting for this month on Mon-
day evening, at the Rose Sittig
Cohen Hall. Mrs. William Valen-
sky, fund-raising chairman and
her committee: Mrs. Ben Siegel,
ad book; Mrs. Sol Volin, tickets;
Mrs. Al Allowitz, professional;
Mrs. George Levine, memorium
and congratulatory; and Mrs.
Alec Sherr, darlings, are plan-
ning the evening. The feature
of the evening will be free
bingo.
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Israel Chapter
The chapter will hold its sec-
ond meeting of the season at 8:30
p.m., Tuesday at the Northwest
Hebrew Congregation. The guest
entertainer will be Emile, hair
stylist, who will present a pro-
gram on hair styling, make up,
and beauty. Members of the
chapter will be his models. Re-
freshments will be served.
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Downtown Chapter
The chapter will hold its meet-
ing this month at 8:30 p.m., Oct.
19, at the Young Israel Youth
Center. The meeting will be a
combination membership and
fund-raising affair. The dramatic
group will entertain. Mrs. Charles
Solovich, vice-president of Su-
preme Council, will be the guest
speaker. Refreshments will be
served.
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Bloch Chapter
Mrs. Albert Heller, president
of the chapter, announces that
the second meeting of the sea-
son will be held at 8:30 p.m.,
Thursday, Oct. 12, at the Young
Israel Youth Center. After a
short business meeting a free
bingo party with prizes has been
arranged by Mrs. Louis Webne,
program chairman. Refreshments
will be served. Guests are in-
vited. For further information
call Mrs. Albert Heller, KE.
1-0005 or Mrs. Louis Webne,
TY. 4-0773.
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Pisgah Lodge
The lodge, mother lodge of all
Bnai Brith in Michigan, an-
nounces its first business meeting
will take place at 8:30 p.m. Mon-
day. In conformity with the
policy of the new administration,
the business portion will be
streamlined and will be con-
cluded with a social hour and re-
freshments. Particular attention
of the membership is called to
the new meeting place, Parkside
Hall, ,on Fenkell near Parkside.
All members are urged to at-
tend this meeting.
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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE
Brandeis Lodge
An anniversary year book will
be published by the lodge as a
fund-raising campaign. Plans
have been formed and details
worked out to stimulate co-oper-
ation of the members. The com-
mittee is headed by Louis Gar-
ber, assisted by Harry Katz.
Workers
Folk Schools Council Parley Sanatortum Group to Sponsor
to Celebrate
Program Set Mickey Katz' Borshtcapades
The agenda of the Jewish Com-
Albert Fruman is the Borsht-
IJnified Setup munity
Council's first delegate
. capades chairman, Alex Sklar is
The Jewish Folk Schools will
celebrate their merger with the
Sholem Aleichem Institute
schools at 8:30 p.m., Sunday at
the Detroit Art Institute. '
Dr. Schloime Weisman, dean of
Jewish education in Canada, will
be the guest speaker.
Registration of students for all
classes will continue. The schools
are conveniently located at 13722
Linwood avenue, 3754 Monterey
avenue and 17400 Manor road.
Transportation facilities are pro-
vided on request.
For information call TO. 8-9280.
assembly of the season, to be held
co-chairman and Russell Nida
at 8:30 p.m., Thursday, Oct. 19 at
heads the ticket committee.
the Dexter-Davison Center, was
distributed this week to Council
delegates and affiliated organiza-
tions.
The Council's budget situation
will be reviewed, and will be sub-
The Men's Club of Congrega-
mitted on pre-season activities of
tion Mogen Abraham will hold its
the Council.
first meeting of the season at 9
p.m., Monday.
This work includes contacts
MICKEY KATZ
The club sponsors adult classes
with newspapers, radio stations;
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for men and women from 7:45
and other local groups with
Borshtcapades, the well known p.m. to 9 p.m., Monday through
which the Council has engaged in
a community-wide human rela- variety show, is being brought to Thursday. These classes are:
Monday, Hebrew language;
Detroit by the Business Men's
tions program.
A review of current anti-Sem- Group of the City of Hope Sana- Tuesday, elementary Hebrew
reading; Wednesday, Jewish re-
Arts and Crafts Guild itic manifestations in Detroit will torium.
The show, which stars Mickey ligious law; and Thursday, week-
also
be
submitted
to
the
delegate
Continues Registration body.
Katz and his son, Joel Grey, has ly portion of Torah and Prophets.
Rabbi M. J. Wohlge'ernter is
The Guild of Arts and Crafts,
been completely revised with new
Council delegates also will be talent and new routines.
the discussion leader.
.
under the sponsorship of Dr.
In the cast will be Jackie Hil-
William Klein, will open in No- asked to review the problem of
vember with classes in dramatics, Communist activity in the Jewish liard, Ziegtield Follies and night
NO FINER SALMON
club star; Patsy Abbott, stage and
stage presentation, voice, ballet community.
AT ANY
A further item on the delegate radio comedienne; Bas Sheva.
and tap.
PRICE
The staff, under the direction agenda will be a report from Chi- Israeli soprano; Don Tanned, co-
of Beverly Goldfine, is interested cago on the handling of recent median; and Dave Barry, stage
-
racial disturbances. This follows and screen comedian.
in furthering young talent.
?wall
Registration will continue on up the report on the Peoria street
There are a few tickets left for
TV .1
Sunday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. incident in that city which at- the opening night, Oct. 31. These
can be obtained by calling WO.
at . the Halevy Music Center, tracted attention last fall.
In his message urging all dele- 1-3256. Tickets for the Oct. 31,
13965 Linwood near Fleet.
The age limits are from six and gates to be present at the assem- Nov. 1 and 2 performances can
bly, Dr. Shmarya Kleinman, be bought at Grinnell Bros.
a half to 12.
For further information call president, emphasized the danger
All proceeds from the show
COLUMBIA RAP
Beverly Goldfine at TO. 8-3460 of disenfranchising affiliated or- will be used for the benefit of
=SALMON
ganizations
as
result
of
the
ab-
or TO. 9-117:
the sanatorium at Durante, Cal.
sence of their delegates at the
is making- plans for a Halloween Council assembly.
costume party to be held Mon-
day, Oct. 30, at its regular meet- Kaplan Family Club
ing hall. The committee has ar-
announces the opening of a
ranged games and refreshments. Elects New Officers
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At its first meeting of the season
NEW — MODERN
the Kaplan Family Club elected
Gershwin Lodge
the following officers:
A bingo party has been ar-
Phil Kaplan, president; Ray-
ranged for 8:30 p.m. Saturday, mond Sharkey, vice-president; Sol
by the lodge at the Turover Cohen, treasurer; Mrs. Albert
AT 7336 W. 7 MILE RD.
(between Monica & Prairie)
Temple, Monterey and Dexter. Dickman, recording secretary;
The public is invited and the ad- Mrs. Israel Cohen, corresponding
In Vernon's Market and Vikser & Landau Mca.s
mission is 50 cents. For in- secretary; and Charles Kaplan
WE DELIVER — UN. 4-3280
formation call Frank Blazofsky, and Bob Hurwitz, sergeants-at-
chairman of the affair, at TU. arms.
1-4082.
Mogen Abraham
Men Plan Meeting
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erytto tt
HERMAN RABINOWITZ
FRESH FISH & SEA FOOD DEPT.
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Handler Lodge
The lodge bowls every Mon-
day night at 9:15 p.m., at the
Victory Bowling Alleys, 12th and
There will be an all sports Pallister. New members are in-
meeting of the lodge at 8:30 p.m., vited.
Monday, at the Young Israel
Youth Center. Joe Ginsberg,
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MI Fund-liaising
Mrs. Samuel B. Danto, presi-
dent of the Michigan State Fed-
eration of Temple Sisterhoods,
announces that a youth conclave
of liberal Jewish congregations
in Michigan will be held at Tem-
ple Beth El on Sunday, Oct. 22.
The conclave is sponsored by
the 'Michigan State Federation
of Temple Sisterhods.
The Sisterhood of Temple Beth
El together with the high school,
departments of Temple Israel
and Temple Beth El will serve
as hosts. The program for the
day is as follows:
At 9:30 a.m., registration;
10:30 a.m., round tables in "The toe 11 chapters comprising the Greater Detroit Bnai Brith Women's Council will hold their annual
Future of Judaism in America;" fund-raising affair at the Masonic Temple on Nov. 14. Standing, left to right, Mesdames Louis Ben-
11:30 a.m., youth service; 12:30 son, arrangements; Louis Barden, ads; Samuel Bank, arbitration; Bernard Blietdd, publicity;
p.m., luncheon, and 2 p.m., Leonard R. Farber, ads; and Sidney Eidelman, assistant secretary, are a section of the Council's
dance.
fund-raising committee, which is guiding the women in the affair.
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Morgenthau Lodge
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