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Bnai Brith Women's Council
Slates Installation, Seminars

Mrs. Saul Bloom, installation
chairman for the Greater De-
troit Bnai Brith Women's Coun-
cil, announces that the Council
installation and seminars will be
held on Tuesday at the Book
Cadillac Hotel.
The seminar for presidents
and vice-presidents (chairman,
Rose Eisenberg and secretary,
Paulin? Sipkins) and the semi-
nar for secretaries, treasurers,
and trustees (chairman, Virginia
Sharkey, and secretary, Annetta
Papkofi) will be held at 10 a.m.
in the Normandy Room.
The luncheon and installation
of officers will be held in the
Italian Gardens at 12:30 p.m.
The following officers will be
installei by Mrs. Adele Jeffe,
past president of District 6:
Mesdames Morris Tack, presi-
MRS. SAUL BLOOM
dent; Sam Gutterman and Sam
• • •
Gold, vice-presidents; Henry On-
rich, treasurer; Alfred Lakin, n a rd Bliefield, corresponding
financial secretary; Louis Bar- secretary; and William Phillis,
den, recording secretary; Ber- sentinel.

ORT Groups
Elert Officers

At t" 2 annual meeting of Wo-
men's American ORT, held at
Franklin Hills Country Club on
May 22, the following officers
were elected for Michigan Re-
gion:
Mesdames Ben Jacob, regional
president; Robert Coggan, Har-
old Rothbard and John Wise,
vice-presidents; Harold Kukes,
recording secretary; Benjamin
Shlain,, corresponding secretary;
Max Beal, financial secretary; Hy
Jackson, treasurer, and Charles
Simmons, parliamentarian.
Chapter presidents are Mes-
daines Joseph Rottenberg, South;
Peter Miller, North West; Sidney
Weisman, North East; Earl Fresh-
man, Huntington Woods, and
Eugene Levine, Mt. Clemens.

Beth Aaron School
Sets Shabuot Riles

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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

Friday, June 1, 1951

Pisgah Women Set Installation James Laker

Pisgah Chapter's newly elected '1
officers and board. will be in-
stalled at the Lee Plaza Hotel
at 12:30 p.m., Monday.
Mrs. Marvin Levy is chair-
man. Tickets and reservations
chairman is Mrs. Ben Pearl.
In charge of arrangements are
Mrs. Sam Rosenthal and Mrs.
Jack Schwartz. The following
officers will be installed:
Mesdames William Fogel,
president; Jack Ketai, Bernard
Goodman and Max Madorsky,
vice-presidents; Julius Meskin,
monitor; Albert Burrows, treas-
urer; Sam Klee and Irving Rob-
inson, financial secretaries; Philip
Kramer, recording secretary.

Citrins, Rabbi Set
by Kovler Society

The Kovler Volyner Society
will celebrate the- return of Mr.
and Mrs. Barney Citrin and fam-
ily from Israel where they vis-
ited friends as well as historical
sites, governmental departments
and various institutions.
At the same time it will also
welcome the recent arrival from
Germany of Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Krause, son of the Koveler rabbi
(The Grabivitzer). •
Krause returned from a con-
centration camp to Kovel in 1945
and can give some information
about the remains of Kovel.
For the benefit of the people
who are interested in Kovel and
the surrounding towns, the Kov-
ler Society has arranged a card
party on Sunday at Halevy Music
Center, 13965 Linwood.
The proceeds from this enter-
tainment will be turned over to
Israeli aid.

The Religious School of Beth
Aaron will conclude its year of
studies with the presentation of
a flower shabuot service, to be
held at the synagogue on the
first day of Sunday, June 10 at
10 a.m.
This special ceremony and ex-
ercises will be presented by the
highest class of the Sunday
School.
The ceremony will include spe-
cial prayers, songs, recitations
and a dramatic rendition of the
Ten Commandments . in Hebrew
and in English. The ceremony
will come to a climax with the
blessing from Rabbi Benjamin
Gorrelick, who will direct the
service.

Installation Slated
by Hadassah Units

On Tuesday, June 5, Hadassah's
newly elected officers and board
members of the chapter and
groups will meet at the Franklin
Hills Country Club at 12:30 p.m.
Mrs. Morse Saulson, newly
elected president of the Detroit
Chapter, will be formally in-
stalled.
The now group presidents will
introduce their fund-raising and
honor roll chairmen, and formal-
ly assign them to Mrs. Ben Moss ,
man, chapter vice-president of
fund-raising.

Also Mesdames Sam Rosenthal,
corresponding secretary; Louis
Rubin and Sam Freed, mailing
secretaries; Sam Mara, guide;
Harry Weitzman, sentinel; and
Sam Hamburger, guardian.

Hashofar Slates
Soprano, Chorus

Herman Jacobs, chairman of
Hashofar Society for Advance-
ment of Jewish Music, announces
that this season's last musicale
will be held on Saturday evening
at the auditorium of the Davison
Branch of the Jewish Center.
Shoshana Freedman, ' w e 11-
known Detroit soprano, with Lil-
lian Robbins Zellman at the
piano. will be heard in Yiddish
and Hebrew songs.
The Mastersingers Chorus, un-
der the direction of Charles Wei-
ner, with Betty Shanbrom as ac-
companist, wil ]perform composi-
tions by Weinberg, Helfman, Lus-
kin, Silver, Chajes, Schneyer and
Coopersmith.
At this occasion Hashofar's an-
nual meeting will take place at
which board members will be
elected. Mrs. Alexander W. San-
ders is chairman of the evening.

Adler to Review
Work of Chaplains

Rabbi Morris Adler of Congre-
gation Shaarey Zedek has been
assigned by the Jewish Welfare
Board to survey Jewish chaplain-
cy service in a number of military
installations and veterans' hospi-
tals.
During the week of June 3
Rabbi Adler will visit the Air
Force Base at Columbus, Ohio;
the V. A. Hospital at Chillicothe;
the V. A. Center and Wright-
Patterson Air Force Base and Na-
val Station in Dayton.
He will also visit the V. A.
Hospital in Cincinnati and Fort
Thomas in Kentucky. As a mem-
ber of the Division of Religious
Activities of the National Jewish
Welfare Board, he will submit a
report of his survey to that body.

Infants Service
Elects Officers

President of
City Bnai Brith

Delegates representing the 6500
members of Detroit Bnai Brith
elected James N. Laker president
of the Greater Detroit Bnai Brith
Council.
The Council is the co-ordinat-
ing body of the 19 lodges in the
city of Detroit.
Laker is a past-president of
Louis Marshall Lodge. Born in
Windsor he has been a resident
of Detroit for the past 18 years.
Beginning as a member of
A.Z,A., Laker's efforts over the
years have been devoted strongly
to youth work through A.Z.A.
and B.B.Y.O.
Assisting Laker will be Max-
well M. Lowe, first vice-presi-
dent; Alfred H. Bounin, second
vice-president; Melvin Weisz,
third vice-president; Jack Cam-
inker, treasurer; Dr. Michael En-
gelman, recording secretary; Mar-
vin Lubin, corresponding secre-
tary; Sam Bank, chairman of
trustees; and Mannie Cornfield,
Victor Philosoph, Harry II. Scars,
Harry Golden, Murray Hozman
and Meyer W. Leib, trustees.

Zion Mi'irachi Sisters

The following officers were Slate Closing Meeting
elected at the last meeting of the
The Sisters of Zion Mizrachi
Infants Service Group:
will hold their closing meeting
Mesdames Bernard May, presi- at 12:30 p.m., Wednesday at Ros-
dent; Jack Freeman, Sidney Ber- enberg's. Nomination and elu-
man and Albert Cutler, vice- tion of officers will be held.
presidents; Samuel Levin and
Mrs. Isaac Rosenthal, chairman,
David Grossman, case ch'airmen; announces that the annual gar-
Irving Kotin, treasurer; Jack den party and luncheon will be
Hencken, recording secretary; held at 12 noon, Tuesday, June
Emanuel Shapiro, corresponding 12 at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
secretary; Leo Bigelman, finan- Sol Edelman, 2250 South LaSalle
cial secretary; and Hymen Kra- Gardens.
mer, social secretary.
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Installation of officers will be
held Wednesday, June 13 at the subscription will always be a
welcome present.
The dedication of Congrega- Book-Cadillac Hotel.
tion Dov Frenkel in the Yeshi-
vath Chachmey Lublin will take Kvutzah Ivruth Slates
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place Sunday, June 17, at 2 p.m.
Congregation Dov Frenkel was Last Program Meeting
For Weddings
built by Joseph - Frenkel in.lnem-
The closing program of the
ory of his father.
Kvutzah Ivrith, the Hebrew Cul-
Bar-Mitzvahs
A plaque will be unveiled hon- tural Group of Detroit, consists
Parties
oring Mr. .and Mrs. Joseph Fren- of original works by members.
kel. and his mother, Mrs. Leah
This meeting will be held on
New Beautiful
Frenkel.
Monday evening, June 11 in the
Rabbi El Silver, member of the home of Joseph Katz, president.
presidium of the Union of Ortho-
The participants are: Morris
dox Rabbis of America and Can- Nobel, Bernard Isaacs, Aaron To-
G. Silverman
Preparations are being made by ada, will be the guest speaker, back, A. J. Lachover, Michael 13925 Linwood
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the United Hebrew Schools for Cantor Rubin Boyarsky will be Michlin and Irving Katz. J. M.
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the graduation exercises in two the guest artist.
Mathis is chairman.
of the branches—the Linwood-
Hazelwood and the Northwest.
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The final chapter meetings of
The exercises of the Northwest the season for the Detroit Wo-
branch will Le held June 20, at men's Division of the American
8:30 p.m., at Adas Shalom Con- Jewish Congress, will be held at
12:30 p.m., Wednesday at the fol-
gregation.
Among the features of the ex- lowing places:
South and Central — Belcrest
ercises will be a Hebrew playlet
depicting the life of Gideon, as Hotel, luncheon, "Homegrown
described in the Book of Judges. Corn," a talent show.
Northeast—home of Mrs. S.
Katz, 18065 Fairfield, luncheon,
MOTHER-DAUGHTER FETE
The annual mothers-and- informal afternoon with Mrs. J.
daughters banquet of the 12th Segal and Mrs. J. Sperka.
Northwest—home of Mrs. A. J.
Street Mothers Clubs will be
AUTOMOBILES
held at 6:30 p.m., Thursday, Silber, 18655 Birchcrest, lunch-
eon, "Fashion Show of 1920s."
June 7 at the Mayfair.

Dedication Slated
at Dov Frenkel

2 UHS Branches
Plan Graduations

Bnai Moshe Group
Elects New Officers

Harry H. Blau was elected
president of the Young Married
Couples Group of Congregation
Bnai Moshe at the annual meet-
ing held on May 21. He suc-
ceeds Morton J. Sobel.
Harold Reisner Was elected
vice-president; Edward Brown,
treasurer; and Mrs. Michael
Weiss, secretary.
A wienie roast will be held at
8:30 p.m., Saturday in Lola Val-
ley Park.

The Chronicle deadline is ea
Tuesday noon.

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