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THE JEWISH NEWS

Women's Clubs

Engaged

Friday, April 30, 1943

I ACTIVITIES IN SOCIETY

Bnai David Sisterhood's an-
nual spring card and Mah Jong
party will be held Monday eve-
Miss Edith Langer of Fullerton Ave., has returned from a few
ning, May 17, in the synagogue's
days' stay in St. Louis.
social hall. Mrs. Jack Graff of
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Landau, their daughter, Carol, and their
3033 Cortland Ave. ,.is chairman
son, Graham, will return on 'Sunday from a two weeks' visit in
of the affair and is assisted by
Hollywood, Fla.
Mrs. Joseph Greenberg of 2437
Elmhurst Ave. Tickets are ob-
Cpl. Bernard Ackerman has returned to his post at Jefferson
- tamable from them.
Barracks, Mo., folloWing a week's furlough spent with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ackerman of Monterey Ave.
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Business and Professional Wo-
Mr. and Mrs. Al Schwartz (Ann Millner) of Los Angeles, Calif.,
men of Bnai Brith Auxiliary's
are visiting their relatives and friends here. Enroute to Detroit
war service committee will hold
they stopped off to see their son, Joseph, who is in the Meteorology
Division of the University of New Mexico.
a card party, Wednesday, May 5,
at 8:30 p. m., at Bnai Moshe
Mr. and Mrs. David Curtis of 4040 Clairmount Ave. celebrated
synagogue. Funds will be used to
their 20th 'wedding anniversary on April 15.
buy packages for men in service.
Lt. Norman M. Pliscou has returned to Edgewood Arsenal, Md.,
Zena Faxstein is chairman of the
after spending the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter
event.
Pliscou of Genesee Ave.' His wife, Frances, daughter of Mr. and
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Mrs. A. Mandell of Richton Ave., accompanied him on his return
The League of Mt. Sinai Hos-
trip.
pital Association will hold an
MISS GLORIA WEITZ -
open meeting, Wednesday; May 5,
Mr. and Mrs. Isadore E. Goodman of Collingwood Ave. are
spending ten days at the Barbizon-Plaza in New York City.
at 8:30 p. m., • in the Red Cross.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Weitz'
room of the Fort Wayne Hotel.
After a week's honeymoon in Boston, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
This group is open for member- of 3750 Fullerton Ave. announce Kittner (Miriam Carver) are now at home at 17200 S. Moreland
the
engagement
of
their
daugh-
Ave., Cleveland, 0.
ship to business and professional
women over 20. Call Molly Moss, ter, Gloria, to Dr. Kenneth K.
Cpl. Henry Carver, accompanied by Mrs. Carver, returned to
Tyler 4-6713, between 7 and 8 Belensky, son of Mr. and Mrs. his post at Orlando, Fla. He was here on furlough and also to attend
Jack
Belensky
of
Calvert
Ave.
p. m.
the marriage of his sister, Miriam, to Robert Kittner, on April 9.
Dr. Belensky is a graduate of
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Mrs. Horace J. Haber and son, Jon, of Clarksville, Tenn., are
Neugarten Sunshine Club paid- the University of Detroit Dental visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Michelson of 2070 Colling-
College
and
is
affiliated
with
wood
Ave.
up members met April 28 at the
Women's Federation. A playlet Alpha Omega Fraternity.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis J. DeYoung have returned from Miami
written by Mrs. Leo Alexander
Beach and are making their home with their daughter, Mrs. B. R.
was presented by members. Mrs.
Behrrnann, .14620 Winthrop A ye.
Jacob E. Newman, chairman of
Lt. Lawrence A. King, who is stationed at Fort Monmouth,
the war efforts committee, an- Luncheon,
N. J., visited with his sister , Mrs. A. Sampson of 3253 Elmhurst
nounced that the club was named
Ave.
a Gallant in the Second War Bond To
Pvt. Al Broder is here for a brief furlough with his parents,
Drive. A splendid showing is be-
Mr. and Mrs. A. Broder of Richton Ave.
ing made by members in War
The annual luncheon. of the
Bond sales.
Freda Greenbaum will present Sally Green, daughter of Mr.
Sisterhood of Temple Beth El
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will take place on Monday, May and Mrs. Leo Green, and Frances Bauman, daughter of Mr. and
Sigma Phi Tau met at the home 10, in the social hall of the Tem-. Mrs. Harry Bauman, in a joint piano recital on Tuesday evening
at the McGregor Library. The public is invited.
of Natalie Novak and elected the pie, at 12:30 p. m.
following officers: Mike Chusid,
Mrs. David M. Levin (Channie Milowsky) is visiting with her
A group of women who have husband, Dr. Levin, who is executive medical officer in the tank
president; Mickey Snyder, vice-
destroyer
battalion at Camp Bowie, Texas.
sewed
for
the
Red
Cross
unit
of
president; Ruthe Shulevitz, sec-
the Temple for four years or
retary; Lee Yarmy, treasurer.
Aux. Edith Brooks of 3811 Waverly Ave., now stationed at
more will be awarded chevrons Camp Grant, Ill., in the Women's Army Auxiliary Corp., visited
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by Mrs. J. Vincent Dwyer, chair-
Jewish Women's European man of the Detroit Chapter of here for a few days with her family and friends. She brought
with her as a guest Mrs. Mollie MacConnell of San Francisco.
Welfare Organization will hold the Red Cross.
Lt. Lou H. Handler, owner and director of Camp Tamakwa, in
installation of officers at a spec-
Mrs. Henry Meyers, retiring Algonquin Park, Ontario, is home on leave from Ft. Eustis, Vir-
ial meeting at 8:30 p. m., next
Tuesday at the Bnai Moshe, Dex- president, will give her annual ginia, where he has been stationed for the past four months. He
plans on visiting his family and friends until about May 8. Lt.
ter and Lawrence. The annual report. Election of officers for Handler is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Handler of 2475 Pin-
financial report will be present- the coming year will take place. gree Ave.
The program committee of
ed, outlining the past year's ac-
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Twersky were guests in New York
tivities. L. Greenblatt, soloist, which Mrs. MOrris Rand is during
the holiday week.
will be presented on the pro- chairman, has planned an after-
gram. There will be a guest noon of games with war savings
Spring Issue of "ACCENT"
Franz Kafka, eminent Czecho-
speaker and a dancer. Members, stamps as prizes.
The
Spring 1943 issue of Ac-
friends and committees from
Mrs. Herbert Kallet and Mrs. cent, a Quarterly of New Liter- Slovakian Jewish author, and
with "Problems for Modern
friendly organizations are in- Hilda Vau Consant are in
ature, carries Thomas Mann's Novelists" by David Daiches.
vited.
charge of the ticket sale. All
"Israel Stands Before Pharaoh." Morton Fineman is author of a
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reservations must be in the Tem-
Infants Service Group will ple office by Saturday, May , 8. Other articles deal with the late short story "The Wrestler.'
sponsor an evening of entertain-
ment this Sunday at the Educa-
Purity Chapter No. 359
E. S.
tional Center, 11529 Linwood. will hold a games party 0.
at Jer-
The program was arranged by icho Temple, Tuesday, May 4.
Sidney Stoller and a supporting Patriotic prizes will be given.
cast. Tickets will be available Mrs. Rose Bernstein is in charge
at the door. All proceeds will go
of tickets. Proceeds will go to
for Russian War Relief.
charity. - A meeting will be held
Monday to discuss plans for the
party. Members are urged to
bring rummage material.

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Beth El Sisterhood
Election
Be Held May 10

Births

March 16—To Capt. and Mrs.
Nathan Brooks, a daughter,
Carole Louise.

April 1—To Mr. and Mrs. Si-
mon Baer (Sylvia Weiss) of
Piccadilly Ave., a son, Robert
Edward.

April 3—To Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Weston (Rita Ross) of
Boston Blvd., a daughter, Cyn-
thia Joan.
April 14—To Mr. and Mrs.
Gabriel N. Alexander (Beatrice
Joshel) of 1258 Longfellow Ave.,
a daughter. Ellen.

April 19—To Dr. and Mrs. Ben-
jamin H. Stein (Marion Ruth
Pepper), a daughter, Holly Susan,
at Michael Reese Hospital, Chi-
cago.

April 20—To Dr. and Mrs. Jos-
eph H. Gossman . (Beatrice
Meiner) of La Salle Blvd., a son,
Sanford Isaac.

April 25—To Mr. and Mrs.
John P. Heavenrich (Ada Zola)
of Littlefield Ave., a son, John
David.

SKLAR FAMILY CLUB
Sklar Family Club met Sun-
day evening at the home of Mrs.
Jacob Sklar of Rochester Ave.
Passover packages were sent to
members of the family in the
service and "thank you" notes
were read from servicemen.

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