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Bnai Brith
Highlights

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Brandeis Lodge

• • •

Pisgah Lodge

Mrs. William Valensky, fund-
raising chairman, announces that
the following fund-raising work-
ers have reached the goal in ads ' -
and tickets sold for their chapter
and therefore are invited to a
victory luncheon to be held in
January: Mesdames, Ben Alder-
man, Albert Berger, Louis Efrusy,
Joseph Roover, Phillip Fealk, Al
Goldberg, Harry Gutov, Dorothy
Goodis, Samuel Gutterman, David
Howell, Art Levine, Paul Low-
inger, Moe Miller, Louis Maged-
man, Gertrude Marblestone,
Aaron Rosen, Albert Raphael,
Nollye Sayles, Jack Sipher, Louis
Sabin, Julius Scholnick, Sam
Saphiro, Morris Weingarden,
Gordon Warsaw, Harris Young
and Harry Kayo.

The lodge's bingo party will
be held on Nov. 25 at Elk's
Hall, Cass and Elizabeth, and
any member who wishes to con-
tribute any gift is requested to
contact the Pisgah office before
Nov. 20. Proceeds from the
party will be used for support
of Bnai Brith activities. Sam
Maza, Sam Atlas, Milt Weinstein
and Meyer Leib, chairmen of
various divisions of the bingo
party reported that upwards of
two thousand tickets had been
distributed to members and that
a major portion of these were
already sold.

• • •
Downtown Lodge

The lodge will hold its annual
feather party at 8:30 p.m., Sunday
at Jericho Hall, 11331 Linwood.
There will be a number of gifts,
including a door prize, and the
donation is 50 cents.

• • •
Fox Lodge

Tikvah Chapter

Mrs. Jack Raisin, president, an-
nounces a square dance will be
held jointly with Tikvah Lodge
at Northwest Synagogue at 8:30
p.m., Nov. 28. Bert Pryor and his
orchestra will furnish the music.
Admission will be paid-up mem-
bership cards or anyone who
would like to attend may pay
their dues at the door. Mrs. Leon-
ard Heinberg, chairman and Mrs.
Edward Barak co-chairman are
sewing cancer pads every Tues-
day at the home of Mrs. Wein-
berg, 19165 Freeland. Sessions
start at 12:30 p.m. The cancer
pad group is expanding and sew-
ing sessions are also held every
Wednesday at 12:30 p.m. at the
home of Mrs. Lester Wolfe, 19309
Steele. Anyone interested in
sewing may contact Mrs. Wein-
berg, UN 2-7757 or Mrs. Barak,
UN 3-8676.

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• • •
Israel Chapter

The Chapter will hold its next
meeting at 8:30 p.m., Tuesday at
Northwest Congregation. Guest
speaker for the evening will be
Mrs. Sam Kellman, senior clinical
psychologist at the Adult Psy-
chiatric Clinic of Harper Hos-
pital. Mrs. Kellman will talk on
"Can Young Children Spoil a
Marriage." Discussion and re-
freshments will follow.

• • •

B and P Chapter

The November meeting will be
held at 8:15 p.m., Tuesday at
Young Israel Center. Mrs. Samuel
Green, president of Michigan
Council of American Jewish Con-
gress, will be the speaker of the
evening. Her topic is "Women in
Jewish Life."

Members of the Holiday Hop Committee watch dance stylists
REBUILDING JAFFA
Joyce Graham and Mitchell Laham rehearse their act for this
JAFFA—(ISI)—Seventy engi-
Sunday's Holiday Hop. Left to right, members of the committee neers are working with special
are Lillian Lewis, Mary Bobkin, Irene Saltz, Committee Chairman crews to rush through repairs of
Elsie Lewis and Anita Cohen. An exhibition of dancing from the defective houses in Jaffa before
Christopher Smith Studios will feature the pre-Thanksgiving the heavy rains set in. The proj-
Holiday Hop Sunday evening at the Jewish Community Center. ect will cost approximately
With a six-year history of offering solid dance music and gala 160,000 pounds.
entertainment, this week's Holiday Hop, the 58th in the series, also
offers dancing to the music of Paul Leash and his WWJ Orchestra,
plus the singing of Dawn Bradley. The dances are planned and
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and are sponsored by the Center. The dance admission is $1 to
Center members, $1.25 to non-members.

Fox Chapter

In conjunction with the lodge
the chapter announces an all out
membership drive highlighted by
a joint meeting which will be
held at the Jericho Temple at 8:30
p.m., Monday, Nov. 27. Chairman
Francis Katz has arranged for
Mrs. Charles Solovich, vice-presi-

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In addition to the hike there
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lodge at the park.
The group will meet at the
Shaarey Zedek parking lot be-
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• • •
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• • •

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Beginning a study of each of
the local services which the
Community Service Committee
helps to support through its
Allied Jewish Campaign fund-
raising activities, the committee
heard a report last Thursday on
the programs of the Jewish Com-
munity Center from Harold
Weiss, supervisor of the Aaron
Delloy
Community Service Committee
board members had an oppor-
tunity to meet with their newly-
appointed director, James Senor,
who will give professional guid-
ance to the group as it plans
for and participates in the Allied
Jewish Campaign.
For the past month the com-
mittee has been working on
Torch Drive solicitation. Milton
Lucow, president, and Avern
Cohen, vice-president, served as
co-chairmen.
The Community Service Com-
mittee is a member of the Jew-
ish Young Adult Council of De-
troit and serves as the junior
division in the annual Allied
Jewish Campaigns.

• • •

A joint membership jamboree
will be sponsored by the lodge
and chapter at 8:30 p.m., Monday,
Nov. 27 at Jericho Temple. Chair-
men Frances and Bob Katz an-
nounce that Mrs. Frances Solo-
vich, vice-president of the Bnai
Brith Women's Supreme Council,
and Alfred H. Bounin, president
of Pisgah Lodge, will be the prin-
cipal speakers. Entertainment
will be provided by Mickey and
Sam Woolf, with Max Sosin as
master of ceremonies. Refresh-
ments will be served. There are
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Brandeis Chapter

Albert Berger, president of
the lodge, announces that Sid-
ney Dine, liason officer for the
lodge, and Mrs. Moe Miller,
liason officer for the chapter,
are working out details for corn-
bined affairs. The main event,
the Anniversary Party, is now
in the formative stage. At the
next lodge meeting Tuesday cer-
tificates of merit will be award-
ed. The fund raising committee,
under the chairmanship of Louis
Garber, will report on the status
of the Anniversary Year Book.

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Friday, November 17, 1950

The lodge will hold a feather
party Saturday evening at the
Mayfair Hall. Members and
friends are invited. Tickets may
be obtained at the door.

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