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THE JEWISH NEWS
Women's Clubs
Home Relief Society will meet
Wednesday at the Jewish Cen-
ter. Reports will be submitted
on the society's war efforts.
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Department of Michigan Lad-
ies' Auxiliary, Jewish War Vet-
erans, entertained servicemen at
the USO Center April 12. The
three presidents, Henrietta Ni-
man, Rose Kanter and Mary
Wallace of Auxiliaries 135, 230
and 190, were chairmen.
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Naomi Chapter of Bnai Brith
of Young Women elected the fol-
lowing officers: President, Sara
L. Matz; vice-presidents, Dorothy
Berenson, Sylvia Modiest and
Betty Weinberg.; recreation sec-
retary, Pearl Klein; correspon-
dent secretary, Hannah Gorelick;
financial secretary, Ida Singer;
treasurer, Norma Shapiro; senth-
nel, Maxine Jacobs; conductress,
Gloria Shane; trustees, Mary
Topper, Elaine DantO and
Frances Schneider; counselor,
Eileen Kaplan. The new officers
will be installed in May. Miss
Elaine Novitz is advisor of Na-
omi Chapter.
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Department of Michigan
Ladies' Auxiliary of Jewish War
Veterans of U. S. sponsored a
party for veterans at the United
States Veterans Facility Hospital
at Dearborn, on April 21. Among
the entertainers were members
of the casts appearing at the La-
fayette and Wilson theaters—the
three Stones, . , Fred and his
daughter from the Lafayette, and
Dorothy; Charles Collins, Jay C.
Flippen, master of ceremonies of
the Wilson, and others. Gifts and
tokens were distributed to the
patients. Mrs. Ruth Schreiber,
hospitalization chairman, was in
charge of the program.
Births
Mrs. Schwartz Heads
NI-LTC League Events
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homes of members and friends on
May 19.
Mrs. Nathan C. Kanterman has
been named hostess chairman and
Mrs. Joseph Slatkin, ticket chair-
man.
Mrs. Kanterman is assisted by
the following committee: Mes-
dameS M. B. Berkman, 'Ed Cohen ;
Harry Cohen, Alex Caplan, David
Ebner, Phil Greenwald, Sol
Glueckman, Harry Goldberg, Ed-
ward Krause, Moe Leiter, Sol
Levy, Harry Lutz, Alfred Mey-
ers, . Carl Shalit, Aaron Silber-
blatt, Monte 'Weston and Nate
Weingarden.
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April 17—To Mr. and Mrs.
Leon Kay (Dorothy Shier) of
18314 Parkside Ave., a son.
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Jacob
Gelbman wish to thank their
many friends and -relatives for
the many kindnesses • shown
them during their recent be-
reavement.
Buy War Bonds
To Donate Blood
On Wednesday
Mrs. Maurice H. Schwartz has
been named general chairman of
the annual card and Mah Jong
Under the chairmanship of
parties of the Detroit League of Mrs. Max Frank, Hadassah's
the National Home for Jewish American affairs committee, is
Children at Denver, to be held in active in the war effort.
A group of Hadassah members
will be blood donors next
Wednesday, and a concerted ef-
fort is being made to sell $75,000
in War Bonds during the current
two-week period.
Mrs. Harry Mendelson and
Mrs. Al Weisman are co-chair-
men of the Bond drive, as part of
the national Hadassah campaign
to launch an "Hadassah American
Air. Armada of 500 Bombers.' •
Mrs. Mendelson, 2765 Burlin-
game, TO. 5-2564, and Mrs. Weis-
man, 2424 Oakrnan Blvd., HO.
0612, are accepting calls for War
Bonds.
Hadassah's annual meeting on
May 11 at the Shaarey Zedek, at
which officers will be elected,
will be preceded by a luncheon-
ette. Mrs. J. E. Gould will pre-
side.
MRS. MAURICE II. SCHWARTZ
The monthly meeting of the
Detroit League will be held next
March 28—To Mr. and Mrs. Wednesday, at the Jewish Com-
Henry J. Rosen (Jeanette Schu- munity Center, at 1:30 p. m. Mem-
mann) of 18681 Monica Ave., a bers are asked to bring friends.
son, Richard Allen.
The program chairmen, Mrs.
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• Charles Lapides and Mrs. Sidney
April 11—To Dr. and Mrs. Wallace, have arranged to have
Theodore Goode,'-- a daughter, Mrs. J. Rogvoy conduct a class
Carolyn Rita. .
in "Home Repairs," showing how
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simple it is for any woman to
April 13—To Dr, and Mrs. Al- make repairs on household appli-
vin August (Rosalind Arfa), a ances. •
son, Joel.
April 13—To Cpl. and Mrs.
Robert E. Stotter (Sophie Rubin),
a daughter. Cpl. Stotter is sta-
tioned at Camp Hancock, N. J.
I Hadassah Group
Bar Mitzvahs
Mr. and Mrs. David Wolf of
2377 Fullerton Ave. announce
the Bar Mitzvah of their son,
Jack, on Saturday, May 1, at
Congregation Bnai David. A din-
ner will be given in his honor
on Sunday, May 2, at 6 p. m., in
Riviera Hall.
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Mr. and . Mrs. Sol Mellon of
3820 W. Grand Ave. announce the
Bar Mitzvah of their son, Robert
Murray, on Saturday morning,
May 1, at. the Rose Sittig Cohen
Bldg. At home on Saturday eve-
fling, May 1, 8 to 11 p. m. No
cards.
Engagements
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Milstein of
Lawrence Ave., announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Ida
Sandra, to Maxwell M. Lowe,_,
son of Mrs. Helen Lowenstein
and the_ late Isidor Lowenstein.
The wedding will take place
early in June.
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Louis Wasserman of Chicago
Blvd. announces the 'engagement
of his daughter, Betty, to Cpl.
Nathan Schiller, son of Mr. -and
Mrs. Max Schiller of Euclid Ave.
Cpl. Schiller is stationed at Camp
Bowie, Texas.
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Mr. and Mrs. George G. Ungar
announce the . engagement of
their daughter, Barbara, to En-
sign Howard F.. Kopel, USNR,
son of Dr. and Mrs. Joseph 0.
Kopel of Detroit. The wedding
will take place May 2, at Miami,
Fla., where Ensign Kopel is sta-
tioned. Miss Ungar attended the
University of Illinois and is a
member of Alpha Epsilon Phi
Sorority. Ensign Kopel attended
Michigan, and Illinois, and was
graduated from the University of
Illinois. He is a member of Zeta
Beta Tau Fraternity.
Friday, April 23, 1943
ACTIVITIES IN SOCIETY
Mrs. Minnie Copeland of New York City and her daughter, Mrs.
William Feinstein of Lawrence, L. I., are visiting with Mrs. Cope-
land's mother, Mrs. H. Gallow of Webb Ave.
Mrs. Seymour Anoff, who has been visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Max J. Weinberg of Warrington Dr., left on Tuesday to
join her husband in Dayton, 0. Mr. Anoff has a government posi-
tion at Wright Field.
Complimenting Miss Ruth Warren, whose marriage to Ivan
Meisner will take plaCe on May 2, Mrs. M. B. Weiner gave a kitchen
and bathroom shower on April 14 in her home on Greenlawn Ave.
The Misses Solomon of Atkinson Ave. had as their guest for a
few days their nephew; Pvt. Merril Solomon, who is stationed at
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Giicahv.elly Point, D. C., and his father, Henry Solomon of Fairview;
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Mrs. Emmanuel Weil and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Miller of LaSalle
Blvd. have returned from Chicago where they spent a few weeks.
Miss Shirley Janice Trepeck- has returned from a brief stay
in Tampa, Fla., where she was the guest of Tech. Sgt. and Mr&
Charles Rader.
Our Deadlines
The Jewish News desires to
call the attention of its read-
ers and contributors to the
fact that our regular deadline
is before 4 p. m. on Tuesdays,
and that there will be earlier
deadlines for the two issues
that will appear during the
Passover festival.
For our issue of April 30,
we are compelled to set the
deadline at 4 p. in. on Fri-
day, April 23.
The cooperation of our
readers and of the publicity
writers for local organizations
is solicited in adhering to
these deadlines.
Passover
Recipes
Kneidlach
3 eggs
3 Tablespoons hot chicken fat
3 T. Warm water
2 medium potatoes, cooked and
. mashed
1 teaspoon salt, dash of pepper
1 cup matzo meal.
Beat eggs into potatoes, add re-
maining ingredients. Set aside
for two hours, then form mixture
into small balls and cook in hot
chicken soup for 30 minutes.
Honey Frosting for Passover
Sponge Cake .
One egg white stiffly beaten,
add gradually 1/2 cup honey. Beat
with electric mixer for 15 min-
utes. Fresh grated cocoanut may
be used for topping.
HELP WANTED
to build the most all-inclusive list of Jewish men and women
in the armed forces of the United States.
It is essential that every Jew in America makes himself a
committee of one to transmit information on those who have
been decorated, are missing in action, wounded, or who have
given their lives in service. By doing 'this you will be aiding
in the authentic recording of Jewish participation in this war
—now being compiled by the
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ARMY AND NAVY COMMITTEE, JWB
Jewish Community Center
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Detroit, Michigan
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