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THE JEWISH NEWS

Women's Clubs

Will Sing at Concert on Nov. 29

WAR CHEST GETS $200
FROM PRENZLAUER GROUP
Prenzlauer Maternity Aid has
contributed $200 to the War
Chest.
The society's donor luncheon is
planned by a committee which
includes Mrs. Louis Lindenbaum,
chairman of darlings, memorials
and honor roll, with Mrs. Morris
Solomon as co-chairman. Mrs.
Alper, in charge of the book,
may be contacted by calling UN.
1-3806.
The next board meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. Saul
Saxon, 2628 W. Buena Vista, at
1 P. M. next Tuesday. The next
organizational meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. Fannie
Strauss, 3777 Sturtevant, at 1:30
P. M. Tuesday, Dec. 1.
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LUNCHEON RALLY OF
MIZRACHI WOMEN WED.
Mrs. Abraham Caplan, chair-
man of the donor luncheon to be
held Dec. 8 at Congregation
Shaarey Zedek, presided at a
breakfast meeting of Sisters of
Zion Mizrachi at the home of
Mrs. A. Subar, Oct. 27.
For reservations to the lunch-
eon, call Mrs. Isaac Shetzer, TO.
8-8477. For rummage sales, call meeting a set of checkers and
board, to be sent to the men in
Mrs. A. Subar, TY. 4-4829.
The organization is sponsoring the armed forces as the lodge's
a benefit performance at Litt- November gift.
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man's Theater on Sunday, Nov.
22, featuring Jacob Ben Ami. For WOMEN'S AUXILIARY
tickets call Mrs. T. Segal, TO. OF HOME FOR AGED
7-0046, or Mrs. A. Kelman, TO. . Women's Auxiliary of Jewish
4-0327.
Home for Aged will meet Mon-
A rally will be held at 1 p. m. day, at 1:30 p. m.,' at the Home
next Wednesday at the Shaarey on Petoskey Ave.
Mrs. Adele Mondry will speak
Zedek. Mrs. Ethel Abrams will
report on the convention of Miz- on "How to Protect Ourselves,
rachi Women's convention held in our Families, and our Homes
Nel.v York.
During this War Period." Mrs.
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David Kliger is program chair-
man.
ZEDAKAH'S PAID-UP
DINNER ON NOV. 17
During the past month the
Zedakah Club's paid-up mem- Auxiliary provided warm sweat-
bership reunion dinner will be ers for the aged residents. Mem-
held Tuesday evening at the bers who have not as yet paid
home of Mrs. Harry.. Rott, 17500 dues for the coming year are
Fairfield. Mrs. Maurice Knopper asked to do so at this meeting
is in charge of arrangements. An or by mail to Mrs. K. Faudem,
2990 Waverly.
interesting program is planned.
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N. WOODWARD JWEWO
YOUNG WOMEN'S BICUR
LUNCHEON ON DEC. 1
CHOLEM RALLY NOV.. 23
Mrs. S. M. Shorr is general
On Nov. 23, at the home of Mrs.
chairman of the 10th annual don- Louis Katz, 3203 Glendale, an
or luncheon of the North Wood- open meeting of the Young
ward branch of Jewish Women's Women's Bicur Cholem will be
European Welfare Organization, held in the interests of the or-
to be held at the Shaarey Zedek ganization's donor luncheon, to
Dec. 1. Reservations may be made
take place Jan. 13. Reservations
by calling Mrs. Anna Goldberg,
may be made by calling the
president, TY. 7-6410, or Mrs. A. chairman of the ways and means
Gleicher, co-chairman, TO. 5-5165. committee, Mrs. Sam Stulberg,
Mrs. Ida Schultz, treasurer of the TO. 5-1079.
donor luncheon, is chairman of
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the Ida Schultz Mezzuza Fund. MEMBERSHIP- TEA OF
For information call Mrs. Schultz, NAOMI ENAL BRITH
TO. 8-0394
Naomi Chapter of Young Wo-
Mrs. Sam Stickler and Mrs. A. men's Bnai Brith will have a
Solomon are chairmen of card
membership tea at the home of
parties and are assisted by Mrs. Miss Ida Singer, 3297 Tuxedo,
Morris Sklare.
on Sunday, at 1:30 p. m. Mrs.
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Jess Feiler will be guest sneaker.
AUXILIARY OF BNAI BRITH
Girls 18 or over are invited.
INVITES MEN TO INITIATION
Members of the men's lodge Miss Betty Weinberg, member-
have been invited to attend an ship chairman, is assisted by
initiation to be held by the East Esther Jean Milner, Pearl Klein
Side Lodge of Bnai Brith Auxil- and Frances Schneider.
Officers are: President, Eileen
iary, Monday, Nov. 16, at 9 P. M.,
at the Savarine hotel. Hostesses Kaplan; vice-presidents, Rita
for the evening are Mesdames Goldin and Sara L. Matz; corres-

Eileen Winkelman, Rose Abrams,
Annette Ruby, Esther Factor,
Miriam Coggan, H. Jacobsen,
Lorena Frank and Pearl Kessler.
Mrs. I. Keats, chairman of the
War Service committee, requests
that each member bring to the

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Emma Shever,
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soprano, will be
the vocalist at the
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sohic Temple
Sunday evening,
Nov. 29, it has
been announced
by Harry Schum-
er, chairman.
The featured
artist will be
Bronislaw Huber-
m a n, world - re-
nowned violinist
and founder of
the Palestine
Symphony Or-
chestra.
Proceeds will
be used to fulfill
Detroit's _ quota
for the Farband
Colony to be built
on JNF land in
Palestine.

Jr. Hadassah Joins
Membership. Contest

Detroit Unit of Junior Hadas-'
sah has entered a membership
race with other units in various
parts of the country. Miss Ruth
Drazin is membership chairman.
Results of the contest be
announced at the 19th annual
convention of Junior Hadassah in
New York, at the Plaza Hotel,
Nov. 26 to 29.
The Detroit unit is culminating
its membership drive with a
paid-up membership dance on
the afternoon of Nov. 22 at the
Park Avenue Hotel. This dance
will be free to all girls who are
paid up members.
There will be a rally at the
home of Miss Lois Linden, 2097
Oakman Boulevard, from 2 to 5
p. m. on Nov. 15, to facilitate col-
lection of dues.

"Plantation Party"
To Be Given Sunday

Infants' Service Group is hold-
ing final rehearsals for the stage
show to be presented Sunday
evening at the Book-Cadillac Ho-
tel. The "Plantation Party" will
feature Ray Gorrell and his or-
chestra for entertainment and
dancing.

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ACTIVITIES IN SOCIETY

Dr. Dennis D. Kovan, who has been commissioned a Captain
in the U. S. Army Medical Corps, is stationed at the O'Rreilly
General Hospital, Springfield, Mo.
Marguerite Kozenn, dramatic soprano, and Julius Chajes, corn-
poser-pianist, will appear for the Bnai Brith Hillel Extension at
the Michigan State College in Lansing on Sunday, .November 15.
The concert will be devoted to traditional, Chassidic and Palestinian
music. Rabbi Morton Applebaum is in charge of the program.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Winkelman of Fairfield Ave. are spending
the week of Nov. 7 in New York City.
Dr. and Mrs. Harry H. Kay and their three children of 18201
Santa Rosa Drive will leave on Sunday for Miami Beach, Fla.,
where Dr. Kay will enter Officers' Training School for service in
the Air Force.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kaufman and family have moved from
2434 Calvert to 2166 Oakman Blvd.
Miss Frances Stern of Boston, Mass., one of the pioneers in the
field of dietetics and nutrition who was a leading figure at the
National Nutrition Conference held here the past week, was the
guest of Dr. and Mrs. Shmarya Kleinman.
Mrs. Ida Z. Kleinman addressed the Western Michigan College,
Kalamazoo, Mich., on Nov. 6, at a Consumer Institute, on the topic
"Conservation and War Time Food Problems."
Mrs. M. A. Birndorf has returned from a three weeks' visit
with her son, P. F. C. Fred Birndorf, who is stationed at Camp
Barclay, Texas.

Mrs. Dorothy Blatnikoff of 12690 Monte Vista Ave. has left
for a week's -visit in Nashville, Tenn., with her son, Lieut. Albert
D. Blatnikoff, who has been transferred .temporarily from Long
Beach Army Air Base, Calif.
Cynthia Malitz of 12138 Wildemere Ave. presented a group of
pupils in a piano recital Nov. 7, at Grinnel's auditorium. , Partici-
pants included Shirley Ann Deutch, Josephine Hoffman, Sylvia
Reimer, Tania Kravchell, Louise Siciliano, Beverly Canner, Thelma
Susman, Dolores Smith, Barbara Olender, Beverly Blau, Cecile
Kasmer, Sally Kovinsky, Gerald Viedrah, Marilyn Farber, Thelma
and Eileen Marsh, Grace Levitsky, Barbara Miller, Marjorie Carel,
Barbara Malitz and William Junten.erx,

Vets' Auxiliaries
Collect Stockings

Bar Mitzvahs

Mr. and Mrs. Herman S. Osnos
announce the Bar Mitzvah of
Cooperate in Salvage Drive their son, Gilbert Charles, on
in Northwestern Section
Saturday morning, Nov. 28., 9 A.
M., at Congregation Shaarey Ze-
of Detroit
dek. A reception will be held on
Michigan Ladies' Auxiliaries of
Saturday evening, at Congrega-
the Jewish War Veterans are act-
tional Shaarey Zedek, from 8 to
ing as an authorized group in
11 p. m. No cards.
the support and collection of sal-
Mr. and Mrs. Seymour J.
vaged silk and nylon women
stocking campaign, officially set Frank of 18635 Wildemere Ave.
to start on Nov. 16, covering the will be at home on Saturday eve-
northwestern section of Detroit. ning, Nov. 21, from 7:30 to 10
The depot will be located at o'clock, in honor of the Bar
11344 Dexter Blvd., near Law- Mitzvah of their son, William
rence, and will be open daily Shetzer Frank. No cards.
until the drive is ended.
Esther Tenzer. and Evelyn Ros- Michigan, Ladies' Auxiliary, Jew-
enblatt are co-chairmen in ish War Veterans of the United
charge.
States, at the Dearborn Unit of
War veterans and soldiers will the United States Veterans Fac-
be entertained with a vaudeville ility Hospital on the evening of
show and given packages of cig- Nov. 18. There are 362 patients
arettes by the Department of in this Unit.

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ponding secretary, Dorothy Bei-
enson; recording secretary, Syl-
via Modiest; treasurer, Gertrude
Wilson; financial secretary, Pearl
Klein.
The next meeting will be held
Tuesday, at 8 p. in., at the Bnai
David Synagogue.
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NORTHERN PROGRESSIVE
Northern Progressive Ladies'
Society will have its 26th anni-
versary dinner and dance at 6:30
p. na. on Tuesday at Pereira's,
9925 Dexter. For reservations call
Mrs. Drapkin, TO 7-4838.

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