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Youth Education League
Re-Elects Mrs. Lewiston

ACTIVITIES IN SOCIETY

Mr. , and Mrs. Morris Abrams of Marlborough Ave. will leave
on May 15 for Houston, Tex., where their son, Herbert C. Abrams,
is stationed. He will get his wings as Flight Lieutenant in Naviga-
tion in the Air Corps. Their son, Bert Abrams, was advanced to
Corporal prior to leaving for oversea
s

Mr. and Mrs. Sidney R. Solomon of Picadilly Road spent the
weekend in Cleveland attending the Metropolitan Opera Series.

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Goldberg of Glynn Court will celebrate
their. golden wedding anniversary on Mother's Day, Sunday, Kay
14, at Pereira's. They have three sons, Ellis, Sol and Nathan, and
three grandchildren. The couple was married in Detroit.

- Mr. and Mrs. Samuel L. Kavanau of Calvert Ave., have re-
turned from a trip to San Francisco where they attended the wed-
ding of their daughter, Leslie, to Sgt. Louis M. Caro. They also
visited their son, J. Lee Kavanau, at Pasadena, Calif.

- Mrs. David J. Levy of Boston Blvd. is visiting her son and
daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. David J. Levy Jr. in Woodmere, L. I.

Mrs. Joseph Folz of Kalamazoo will arrive Sunday to be • the
guest of Miss Marie Newman of the Belcrest for a few days.

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel M. Epstein have returned from a week
in New York City and Atlantic City. Enroute, they visited with
their son Tommy who is a student at the Hotchkiss school.

MRS. ROBERT LEWISTON

Mrs. Robert Lewiston was re-
elected president of Youth Edu-
cation League. Other officers
are: Vice-presidents, Mesdames
•
William Sucher, Jesse Rosen and
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Levitt and Mrs. Barnett Malbin of the
Louis Mann; recording secretary,
Indian Village Manor are visiting in French Lick Springs.
Mrs. Douglas Pirther; corre-
Mrs. Robert Roberts and her small daughter Jaedene of the
Belcrest Hotel have returned from a few weeks visit with Mrs, sponding secretary, Mrs. Ben
Gelman; publicity, -Mrs. Bernard
Roberts' parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Winston of New York City.
Mr. and Mrs. • Edward Katz of Burlingame Ave. have as their Cohen; financial secretary, Mrs.
guest, Mrs. Katz' mother, Mrs. E. M. Guggenheim of Lincoln, Nebr. Harry Galperin; _treasurer, Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Godsol of Muirland Ave. have returned Harry Spector; flower fund, Mrs.
from a 10-day stay in Atlantic City.
Irving Yarrows; head case work-
er,
Mrs. Arthur Campbell.
Major and Mrs. Ervin Greenbaum of Glynn Ct. spent the last
week-end visiting friends in Grand Rapids.

Pfc. Jacob Lewin-Epstein (ASTP) has returned to Philadelphia
where he is a dental student at the University of Pennsylvania
following a five-day furlough spent with his grandmother, Mrs.
E. H. Lewin-Epstein and his uncle and aunt, Dr. and Mrs.
,A. M.
Hershman of Calvert Ave.

Dr. and Mrs. Albert Krohn of Cambridge Rd. and Dr. and Mrs.
Leon B. Cowen of Longfellow Ave. left last Sunday for Los Angeles
where they expect to remain a month at the Ambassador Hotel.

Mrs. Paul Broder, of Whitmore Rd. is visiting her husband Cpl.
Broder, at Barstow, Cl.
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Mr. and Mrs. David Emmer of Shrewsbury Dr. and Mr. and
Mrs. Nate Sclafer of the Lee Plaza are spending a week in. New
York City.

Pvt. Stanley R. Schiller who recently has returned from 21
months service in England, North Africa, Casablanca and Corsica
is spending a 24-day furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Schiller of Snowden Ave. before returning to his post at Fort
Benjamin Harrison, Ind.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ehrlich of Pennington Dr. have returned
from a few weeks' stay in Miami Beach, Fla.

M. and Mrs. Max Heller of Los Angeles spent the last week
end as the guests of Mrs. Himon. Kaplan of Roslyn Rd. •

Mrs. M. Schwartz of Chicago is visiting her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Jaffe of Huntington Woods.

Bnai David to Conduct
Mother's Day Services

The four chapters of the
Young Women of Bnai Brith
again will join forces to sponsor
their annual Mother's and
Daughter's luncheon on Sunday,
May 14, 1:30 p.m. at Webster
Hall.
Aaron Rosenberg, past presi-
dent of Pisgah Lodge, humorist,
author and executive member of
the Greater Detroit Bnai Brith
Council, will be the g u e s t
speaker.
Mickey Wolfe will provide an
entertaining interlude of comedy
and songs.
Highlight of the program will
be the coronation ceremony for
the "Honor Queens" and "La-
dies-in-Waiting."
Every year the young woman
who has done outstanding work
for Bnai Brith in her respective
chapter is chosen as the "queen"
and the two young women who
have done the next best work
are ladies-in-waiting.
The "Queens" are eligible to
compete for the district title at
the annual. Young Women's con-
vention, in Chicago, June 16,
17 and 18.
Chairman for the Mother's
Day affair is Dorothy Cohen and
her co-chairman is Dorothy Ten-
ner.. Mildred Altman is working
on publicity and ticket chairmen
for the individual groups are:
Dorothy B ehr ens o n, Naomi;
Shulamith Michlin, R e b e c c a
Gratz; Ada Rochlin, Deborah;
Ruth Weiss, Pisgah.

Feinberg

Mrs. Harry Weizenbaum of Atkinson Ave. has returned from a
12-day visit in St. Joseph, Mich.

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Mr. and Mrs. Edmund B. Linx of Byron Ave. are spending the
week in Atlantic City and New York City.

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Annual Flower Day Solicita-
tions This Saturday Night
and All Day Sunday

On the occasion of Mother's
Day, a call has been issued by
the Jewish National Fund Coun-
cil of Detroit for the planting of
trees in Palestine in honor of
mothers.

The office of the Jewish Na-
tional Fund Council of Detroit

on Dexter and Burlingame ,will
be open this Saturday night and
all day SUnday to receive orders
for trees.

William Hordes; president of
the J. N. F. Council, announces
that annual Flower Days will be
observed this Saturday night
and Sunday. Vohmteers will
meet at . the J. N. F. office and
will make • their reports there.

Bar Mitzvahs

Mr. and Mrs. Morris Mohr of
2984 Burlingame Ave. announce
the Bar Mitzvah of their son,
Larry, on Saturday morning, -
May 13, at Congregation Beth
Abraham, Linwood at Sturte-
vant. Reception Sunday, May
2 to 6 p.m., at 2984 Eurlingame.

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vices in honor of Mother's Day.
Rabbi Joshua Sperka kvill preach
on "Jewish Mothers". Women of
the Synagogue, and their chil-
dren, together with all women
in the neighborhood, are invited
to be guests at the service.
Members of the Sisterhood will
be hostesses at a special Kiddush
following the service.

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Michelson of Warrington Rd. are
spending a few weeks in New York City and Atlantic City where
they were joined by Mrs. Michelson's brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Milton Klivans of Youngstown.

Staff Sgt. David Arnold who has recently returned from two
years overseas duty has returned to his post at Camp Baer, Fort
Wayne, Ind., following a few days furlough with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Philip Arnold of West Philadelphia Ave.

Bnai Brith Queens'
To Be Crowned at
Luncheon Sunday

This Saturday, Bnai David Sy-
nagogue will dedicate its ser-

Mr. and Mrs. Jacob B. Sauls of Taylor Ave. will be at home
this Sunday from 2 to 6 in honor of their son-in-law and daughter,
and Mrs. Raymond L. Lewis of Leesville, La. Lt. Lewis is on
a Lt. week's
leave from Camp Polk, La.

Mrs. Benjamin Stan;iell and her small daughter Judith and her
mother, Mrs. Dora Platt of Calvert Ave. have returned from Cali-
fornia where they spent the winter.

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