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CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO
Thursday, October 19, 1930
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE
JWF Women
Name Heads
of Committees
Bnai Brith
Highlights
Detroit Chapter
The chapter's cancer pad
groups are resuming and several
groups have already beep formed
—two in the northwest area and
two in the Dexter area: Margaret
Getz, 17600 Appoline, Helene
Miller, 18706 Greenlawn, Mayme
Lawson, 1936 Oakman, and Te-
resa Leichtman, 12421 Tuller.
For further information call Mrs.
Helene Miller, chairman, at UN.
3-1254. All ticket money must be
in by Monday.
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Morgenthau Chapter
Mrs. S. Katz, veteran's affairs
chairman, announces that her
committee have started work on
the slipper project. These slippers
are for the veterans at the Dear-
born Veteran's Hospital. Mate-
rials such as old bathrobes and
towels are needed to make the
scuffles. Meetings are held week-
ly. For further information call
Mrs. Katz, TO. 6-7835,
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Tikvah Chapter
Mrs. Jack Raisin, president, has
appointed Mrs. David Brosgold,
19786 Santa Barbara drive, Anti-
Defamation League chairman for
the chapter. Mrs. Henry Rosen,
of 2000 Lauder avenue, has been
appointed dramatic chairman.
Anyone interested in dramatics
may call her at VE. 7-1194.
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Israel Lodge
The first initiation of new
members by the lodge will be
held at 8:30 p.m. Monday at the
Young Israel Center. Elias Gold-
berg, past president of Pisgah
Lodge, will be the initiating of-
ficer. The film "This Is Bnai
Brith" will be shown and refresh-
ments will be served. All new
and prospective members are in-
vited.
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Gershwin Lodge
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The lodge and chapter will hold
a Holloween box social party at
8:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 26, at
the Halevy Music Center, 13965
Linwood. Prizes will be awarded
for the most outstanding cos-
tumes and for the best wrapped
boxes. There• will be games and
dancing. For further information
call Marty Raskin, TY. 4-1582, or
Saul Kuretsky, TO. 9-6534.
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Rex Lodge
The lodge will hold a Hallo-
ween party on Saturday evening,
Oct. 28, at the Friendship Hall,
3225 Fenkell. The chairman of
this affair is George Schnieder.
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Bloch Lodge
A Holloween fancy dress party
has been arranged by the lodge
for Sunday evening at Morton
Stables. Members and friends are
welcome. For further information
call Sid Scheinker, TU. 3-0080. At
the forthcoming meeting on Mon-
day, Nov. 6, at the Labor Zionist
Institute, Linwood and Pasadena,
a quiz program will be held fol-
lowing the business portion of
the meeting and prizes will be
awarded. Refreshments will be
served.
Masada to Hold
Autumn Festival
Masada's first big dance of the
season will be held at 8:30 p.m.,
Sunday, Oct. 22 at the Jewish
Community Center.
The autumn festival dance will
be open to all young adults. A
small admission fee will be
charged to cover the expense of
the dance.
Dick Stein and his orchestra
will play for the social dancing
and a professional caller will be
on hand for the square 'ancing.
Exhibition dancing will be a
feature of intermission and re-
freshments will be served. The
autumn festival is not a date
affair.
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Announces Donor
Following her re-election to the
office of president of the women's
division of the Jewish Welfare
Federation, Mrs. Leonard H. Wei-
ner announced the names of the
women who would serve as chair-
men of major committees for
1950-51.
Mrs. William Frank will be
chairman and Mrs. Samuel S.
Aaron vice-chairman of the com-
mittee on committees. The pro-
gram committee will be headed by
Mrs. Raymond A. Sokolov with
Mrs. Charles Briskman and Mrs.
Harschel V. Kreger as vice-chair-
men.
VilLYZ/V1 C•PUTXT
Work on the education commit- MAC • ISAAC
tee will again be led by Mrs. Alex- head of the Women's Division,
ander W. Sanders and Mrs. Harry Sholem Aleichem Institute,
August and Mrs. Isidore Sobeloff, announces that the group will
Mrs. Maurice Klein will chair the hold its annual donor luncheon
speakers, committee while Mrs. Dec. 13 at Masonic Temple.
Paul P. Broder will head publi- The division will resume its
city.
fall educational schedule with
Mrs. Seymour J. Frank, and a luncheon to be held at 1 p.m.,
Mrs. William B. Isenberg, will Saturday, Oct. 28 at the home
again direct the activities of the of Mrs. Isadore Cohen, 19357
arrangements committee, while Monica avenue. The program
Mrs. Leo S. Mellen will resume will consist of a solo by Shir-
the chairmanship of the collections ley Monson, followed by Mrs.
committee, with Mrs. Morris Arthur Robbin's review of
"Challenging Years" by the
Marks as vice-chairman.
late Dr. Stephen Wise.
Prospect committee will have
Mrs. Perry P. Burnstine as chair-
man and Mrs. Louis Redstone and New Officers Elected
Mrs. Samuel H. Rubiner as vice-
chairmen. Mrs. David Pollack at MacCulloch School
will head the office committee and
Mrs. George •Victor has been
be assisted by Mrs. Edwin Rosen- elected president of the MacCul-
thal, Jr.
loch School Chapter, Better
Mrs. Maurice A. Landau is con- Schools Association, to succeed
tinuing to serve as chairman of Morris Stein.
Other officers include Dr. Jos-
the nominating committee, while
Mrs. Samuel B. Danto and Mrs. eph Oppenheim, vice-president;
Morey L. Rosenthal, will be in Mrs. Minna Friedland, recording
charge of food.
secretary; Mrs. Mildred Ross,
Other chairmen are Mrs. Nor- corresponding secretary, and
man Levy, promotion; Mrs. Har- Louis Schwartz, treasure.
vey H. Goldman, motor corps;
Mrs. Julian Scott, properties; and
Mrs. Irving L. Goldman and Mrs.
T. Ben Kasle, personnel.
JWV
Bulletin
On Wednesday evening, Oct.
11, Sholom Auxiliary held their
second annual membership tea
at the home of Mrs. Hyman Saf-
ran, 19700 Shrewsbury. After
Mrs. Fannie Hencken, president
welcomed the prospective mem-
bers, Mrs. Orline Rhodes ad-
dressed the group. The auxiliary
acquired 22 new members. A
regular business meeting will be
held Thursday evening, Oct. 19
at Congregation Shaarey Zedek.
Emile, hair stylist, will lead a
discussion on hair styling.
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"Junior Jamboree" will be the
entertainment theme of the Pfc.
Joseph L. Bale Auxiliary mem-
bership tea to be held on Thurs-
day, Oct. 26, at the Memorial
Home, President Gertrude Hertz-
berg announced. The Craig and
Rivers School of Song and Dance
will provide the entertainment
for the evening. Mrs. Mildred
Zerkel, Junior, vice-president, is
chairman of the affair and is be-
ing assisted by Mesdames Betty
Litt and Ruth Kline. Any wife,
mother, sister or daughter of a
Jewish war veteran is eligible
for membership and may contact
Mrs. Zerkel at VE. 8-5702, if in-
terested in joining the auxiliary.
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The Lt. Roy F. Green Auvillary
will meet at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday
at the JWV Memorial Home.
Hostesses will be Sue Gerson,
Majorie Greenberg, Ida Green-
berg and Minnie Eisen.
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The Sgt. Morton A. Silverman
Post, will be host Sunday night
at a Monte Carlo night at the
JWV Memorial Home. Using
"Vet Dollars" as currency guests
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will have a choice of hundreds
of valuable prizes.
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The Lt. Raymond Bloch Auxil-
iary held its annual membership
tea at the home of Birdie Rosen-
berg of Oakman boulevard.
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Detroit Post No. 135 will spon-
sor a membership party at 8:30
p.m., Monday at the Jewish War
Veterans Home. Marvin Bern-
stein is membership chairman.
The Van Caro Trio will entertain.
Torch Drive Aids
5 Jewish Agencies
Child guidance, family counre:
ing, summer camping, inedim
and dental care, emer"mcy
nancial assistance — these ar
some of the social services p"
formed by the five membc
agencies of the Jewish WelLai
Federation that receive the.
deficit financing through tl
Torch Fund of the United Four,
dation.
The Jewish agencies include('
in the Torch Fund drive—whit'
will be conducted from Oct. I
through Nov. 9—are Fresh
Society, Hebrew Free Loan As-
sociation, North End Clinic, Je , •
ish Community Center and Je ,
ish Social Service Bureau.
Presidents and executives (
these five agencies are Barn
Smith, Irwin Shaw, Fresh A'
Society; George M. Stutz, /s , :e
Ida B. Colten, Hebrew Free Lo .
Association; David Wilkus, Seln
J. Sampliner, North End Clink
Morris Garvett, Herman Jacobs.
Jewish Community Center; anti
Dr. Lawrence H. Seltzer an(
Harold Silver, Jewish Socia:
Service Bureau.
DANCE PLANS
The Center's Holiday Hop com-
mittee held its first meeting un-
der the chairmanship of Elsic.
Lewis. A large program is plan-
ned.
UHS to Hold
Graduations
The Joint Commencement exer-
cises of the elementary and high
school departments of the United
Hebrew Schools, will be held at
3 p.m. Sunday at Bnai Moshe
Synagogue.
The musical program will be
directed by Moshe Haar and ac-
companied by Belle Goldberg.
Guest speaker of the evening
will be Rabbi Moses Lehrman of
Bnai Moshe.
Brief talks will also be de-
livered by Bernard Isaacs and Al-
bert Elazar, superintendent and
associate superintendent of the
United Hebrew Schools, respec-
tively.
Greetings will be offered by
Abe Kasle, president of the
United Hebrew Schools; Mrs.
Louis Tobin, president of the wo-
man's auxiliary; Sol King, a
Member of the board, and Mrs.
Jack Kaplan, Parent-Teachers
Organization Council president.
Diplomas will be presented by
Maurice Landau and Maurice
Zackheim, co-chairmen of the
board of education.
Special awards to outstanding
students will be given by the
Hebrew - Teachers Organization
through their president, Morris
Nobel; the Ladies Auxiliary of
the Kvutzah Ivrith by its presi-
dent, Mrs. Julius Ring; and a
special gift to the members of the
High School graduates will be
presented by a member of the
Feigenson family.
Harry Anbender Runs
for Circuit Judge
Harry H. Anbender, a candi-
date for Circuit Judge, has been
an attorney in the City of De-
troit for over 10 years.
He was born in Detroit 35
years ago. He is married and has
two children. He has been active
in civic affairs and represents
many small business men's as-
sociations and labor unions.
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