Friday, June 16, •1944

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Women's Clubs JNF Auxiliary

PRIMROSE B E N E V OLENT
CLUB elected the following of-
ficers: Mrs. Jack Aaron, presi-
dent; Mrs. Morris Greenberg,
vice-president; Mesdames Bessie
Jaslove, Louis Jacobson and E.
Simon, recording, corresponding
and financial secretaries; M r s .
Fanny Friedman, treasurer; Mes-
dames D. Plafkin and E. Bush-
koff, social committee; Mesdames
Sarah Gross and Mary Ruzuma,
hospitalers; Mesdames Martin
Cohen and I. Lichtenstein, mem-
bership committee. The follow-
ing will serve at the Downtown
USO this month: Mesdames Al
Hoffman, Bessie Jaslove, H. Ehr-
lichman and S. Gaba,
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RUZHINER P R O G RESSIVE
VEREIN contributed $15 to the
Detroit Army and Navy Com-
mittee of • the Jewish Welfare
Board for delicacies for service-
men at Fort Custer at Friday
night services.
* * *
PURITY CHAPTER NO. 359,
O.E.S., will honor the following
officers at advanced officers'
night next Monday evening:
Pauline Grant, associate matron;
Gladys Weisberg, conductress;
M o 11 y Burtman, associate con-
ductress. Harry Schiller and
Mrs. Frances Brin will receive
life memberships in the chapter
at this event, which will be fol-
lowed by a social hour.
* * *
SISTERHOOD OF CONGRE-
GATION BNAI MOSHE con-
cluded the season's activities at
a luncheon meeting Tuesday.
Mrs. Morris Weinstein was in
charge of the affair. At a board
meeting at the home of Mrs.
Morris Rosenberg, on Strathcona
Dr., Mrs. I. E. Goodman, the
president, discussed with the
board plans for fall and winter
activities.
• * *
YOUNG WOMEN '_S MIZ-
RACHI'S closing meeting of the
season will be in the form of a
garden party at the home of
Mrs. Nat N. Fierberg, Monday,
at 1 p. m.
* *
JUNIOR HOME RELIEF . SO-
CIETY installed the following
new officers: Florence Naimark,
president; Estelle Goldsmith and
Betty Braver, vice-presidents;
Diana Gordon, recording secre-
tary; Marion Wexler, correspond-
ing secretary; Ethel Marcus,
treasurer. Following the custom
of preceding -years, Mrs. H. M.
Shulman introduced the new
officers. Miss Bertha Belkin, re-
tiring president, was presented
with a War Bond. The musical
program featured Miss Gerald-
ine Switkin in songs and Miss
Ann Urlich in piano solos.
* * *
DAUGHTERS OF THE STAR
of Young Judaea concluded their
meetings for the summer at a
gathering at the ,home of - Selma
Lichtenstein. The group planted
a tree in Palestine.
* * *
HEBREW LADIES' AID SO-
CIETY will hold installation of
officers June 28 at the Bnai
Moshe. The annual picnic will
be held July 9 at Lola Valley
Park, the committee on arrange-
ments being headed by Mes-
dames Stein, Ehrenwald and
Diamond.
* * *
EZRA SISTERHOOD of the
Federation of Polish Jews has
elected the following officers at
a Meeting June 6 at the home of
Mrs. B. Sokel: Mrs. Jennie Wein-
berg, president; Mesdames Re-
becca Redblatt, Mary Carnick
and Minnie GoodMan, vice-presi-
dent; Mrs. Pauline Finkelstein,
treasurer; Mrs. Sadie Weinberg,
financial and recording secre-
tary; Mrs. Ida Goldman, cOrre-

June Bride

Installs Officers
Next Tuesday

Highly Successful Year To
Be Climaxed With
Dessert Luncheon

The Ladies Auxiliary of the
Jewish National Fund will cli-
max a highly-successful year
with installation of officers, at
a- dessert luncheon which will be
held on Tuesday, June 20, at the
Rose Sittig Cohen Bldg., begin-
ning at 12:15 p. m.

The following have been se-
lected to lead the Auxiliary in
the coming year: Mrs. Philip
Cutler, president; Vice presi-
dents, Mrs. Irving Shevin, chair-
man of the board; Mrs. William
Klafer, fund-raising chairman;
Mrs. I. Kardner, membership
chairman; Mrs. I. Goodman, tree
chairman; recording secretary,
Mrs. Nathan Zack; financial sec-
retary, Mrs. Benj. Schwartz;
treasurer, Mrs. William. Mandell;
auditor, Mrs. Harry Buchman;
Blue and White Box chairman,
Mrs. Jack Rosenthal.
Hostesses for the meeting will
be Mrs. Charles Brody and Mrs.
Louis Lightstone.

OCD Seeking 2,000
as Recreation Aides

Recruitment of 2,000 men and
women, 18 years of age and
older, as volunteers for the
city's summer program of rec-
reation, is the latest big task
undertaken by the Civilian De-
fense Volunteer Office, according
to Miss Shirley McDowell, its
director.
Detroit has 170 recreation
centers. The Department of
Parks and Recreation hopes to
provide two staff persons, a man
and a woman, for each. But
with 200 children using playlots
daily, and as many as 600 or
700 at larger playgrounds and
recreation centers, much volun-
teer assistance will be needed
both in the daytime and evening
hours.
June 21 is the official date of
opening the playgrounds and
the season will end on Aug 24.

—Photo by J. J. Clarke

MRS. LEONARD WEINGARDEN

The marriage of Miss Audrey C.
Franklin, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. J. Franklin of 17311
Monica Ave., and Pfc. Leonard
Weingarden, son of Mr. and Mrs.
H. Weingarden of 3841 Buena
Vista Ave., was performed on
June 4.
The bride was gowned in
white satin made on princess
lines, with a long circular train.
She carried a Bible and orchids.
She was attended by her sister,
Miss Florine Franklin. M a x
Weingarden served as best man.

PWO Child Rescue
Fund Chairmen
List Contributions

At the last meeting of Pioneer
Women's Organization Child Res-
cue Fund chairmen, the following
reports of sums raised were sub-
mitted by the various clubs:
Club 1, $2,000; Club 2, $2,000;
Drora-Kadimah, $1,342.45; Bran-
deis, $145.52; Hanita, $243; Mas-
sada, $192.
Caroline Social . Club, through
Club 2, is a regular contributor
to Child Rescue Fund.
The following contributions are
acknowledged by the Council of
the Pioneer Women's, Organiza-
tion:
Midland Ladies, $360; Esther
Lipson Family Club, $180; Ben-
sponding secretary; Mesdames jamin S. Goldin, $180;- Chodor-
Eva Feffer and Bessie Levine, kover and Chabna Progressive
hospitalers. Installation will be Verein, $180; Mrs. Samuel Raimi,
held June 28 at the Wilshire. $240; Maccabees Hive 968, $150;
Reports will be submitted by Stolarsky Club, $180; Golden
delegates attending the conven- Rule Aid Society. $360.
Further contributions for Child
tion in New York June 17-19.
*
Rescue Fund may be mailed to
EVA PRENZLAUER MA- 9142 Linwood Ave. For informa-
TERNITY AID will hold a straw- tion call TY. 7-2880.
berry bridge festival next Wed-
nesday at 12:30 p. m. at Kern's. Palestine Symphony
Tickets are obtainable from the Honors Benes' Birthday
chairman and her co-chairmen,
TEL AVIV, (JTA)—The 60th
Mrs. J. C. Rose, MA. 0.178, Mrs.. birthday of President • Eduard
Rose Brooks, TO. 6-2258, and Benes of Czechoslovakia was
Mrs. J. H. Siegal, TO. 8-0170. A marked here at a concert of the
meeting to make final plans will Palestine Symphony Orchestra
be held Tuesday at the home of featuring the works of the Czech
Mrs. S. Feldman, 2009 CalVert. composers Smetana and Dvorak.

ACTIVITIES IN SOCIETY

Mr. and Mrs. John L. Brown of Strathcona Dr. were hosts to a
group of their friends at a cocktail party last Sunday evening.
Pfc. Jerry Krause (ASTP) has returned to Madison, Wis., where
he is studying at the University of Wisconsin, after a few days' visit
with his parents, Mr: and Mrs. Edward Krause of Calvert Ave.
Mrs. Henry Rosenblum, who has been the guest of her children,
Mr. and Mrs. Leon G. Winkelman, for the last month, left this
morning for_ her home in Gladstone. She was accompanied by her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Lewis and her
daughter, Miss June Rosenblum, who will spend the summer in
Gladstone with her family.
. Mr. and Mrs. David Feinberg of Calvert Ave. had as their
guests last week-end Mr. and Mrs. Milton. Blackstone, Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil Simonsky and Mr. and Mrs. Moe Birnbaum of Toronto, Mr.
and 1‘,Irs. Harry Levin and their daughter, Harriet, of Rahway, N. 3.,
and Lionel Marks of Ottawa.
Miss Estelle Sloman, who is a student at the University of
Minnesota, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Sloman of
Ashton Rd. Her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. John Belding
of Boston, are also visiting their parents.
Miss Virginia Barnett has returned from her studies at Olivet
College to spend the summer with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Louis
Barnett of Normandy Ave
Miss Sid Raden, a Red Cross social worker, returned on Tuesday
to her post at the Halloran General Hospital, Staten Island, N. Y..
after a 12-day visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Raden of
Hazelwood Ave.

Complimenting Miss Mary Center Silverman, who will become
the bride of their brother, Aubrey Gordon. on June 25, Mrs. Fred
Harris, Mrs. Jack Diamond, Mrs. Saul Gordon, Mrs. James Helfer
and Miss Lillian Gordon were hostesses at a tea given last Sunday
iff the home of their sister, Mrs. Benjamin Gould of Roselawn Ave.
On Thursday, Mrs. Gould honored Miss Silverman with a luncheon
and shower at the Statler Hotel.
Mr. Ind Mrs. Bernard Rose, formerly of Genessee Ave., are
now residing at 2505 Boston Blvd.
Lois Ruth Rose entertained 24 guests at a luncheon on June
14 in honor of her graduation from Central High School.

Births

May 18—To Capt. and Mrs.
Samuel Stulberg (Judith Victor),
a son, Michael Victor. Capt.
Stulberg is stationed at Finney
General Hospital, Thomasville.
Ga.
* * *
May 26—To Pvt. and Mrs.
Frank K. Gunsberg (Mollie
Freedman) of 9360 Genessee, a
son, David Wesley.
* * *
June 4—To Mr. and Mrs. IP-
seph H. Deutch (Elsie Charlip)
of 3210 Calvert Ave., a son, Mar-
tin Gary.
* * *
June 7—To Mr. and Mrs. An-
drew B. Lorre (Selma Eichorn)
of Kentucky Ave., a son, Law-
rence Allen.
* * *
June 8—To Capt. and Mrs.
Harold C h a if e t z (Gertrude
Schwartz) of Clements Ave., a
daughter, Marilyn Roberta. Capt.
Chaifetz is now stationed some-
where in England.

Marriages

NEMON - CARPENTER: Miss
Sarah Carpenter and Pt. Johnny
Nemon were united in marriage
on June 2 in Beaumont, Texas.
The bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Carpenter, were present.
Services were performed by
Rabbi Rosinger. The newlyweds
will make their home in Lees-
ville, La. Pvt. Nemon is stationed
at , Camp - Polk in the Signal
Corps.

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