Page Ten

THE JEWISH

ACTIVITIES IN SOCIETY

Mrs. H. Alpert of Dickerson Ave. has returned from Forrester,
Mich., where she spent 10' days as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Jacobson.
Mrs. Rose Wertheimer and her two daughters of EastWood Ave.
are spending a week in New York City. -
Mrs. Herman Shapiro has returned to Detroit after visiting her
husband, Pvt. Shapiro, who is stationed at Lowry Field, Denver,
Colo.
Miss Madeleine Brodie of Chicago Blvd., who recently returned
from the Northwestern Summer School, spent .a. few weeks with
her family in Detroit and will resume her studies at Northwestern,
for the Fall session, returning on Sept. 10.
Miss Shirley Beswick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bes-
wick, leaves Sept. 8 for Chicago where she will attend the Art
Institute. Miss Beswick will reside at the Three Arts Club while
at school.
Miss Betty Goldberg of the Belcrest has returned to her home
after spending a two-week vacation with relatives in the East.
Rhoda Zahavie has returned- from New York where she spent
her two months' vacation studying voice with Enrico Rosati.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Meer, formerly of Broadstreet, are now
.residing in their new home on Shrewsbury Road. Their daughter
and•son-in-law, Sgt. and Mrs. Arnold Wisper, visited with them for
10 days during Marine Sgt. Wisper's 10-day furlough.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Halperin gave a dinner at Knollwood
Country Club, complimenting their parents, Mr. and 'Mrs. Max
Millner, who celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary.
• Mr. and Mrs. Al. Schwartz, (Ann Millner) of Los Angeles,
Calif., - are - visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs: Max Millner of
Hazelwood Ave.
Mrs.- Sam Rosenberg and children, Allan and Roberta, of Glen-
dale Ave. have returned from a seven-week stay in Charlevoix,
the children having spent four Weeks of their vacation at Camp
Playfaire.
Mrs. Ida Bader has ;left for . Bay City to be the guest of Mrs.
Dwight Mosier and to attend. the reunion of the 75th Medical Wives
Club held there. Lt. - Colonel Benjamin Bader is Commanding Officer
of the 75th Medical Battalion now serving somewhere in France.
More than 300 guests attended the Bar Mitzvah. celebration of
Lawrence Mayer 'Greenfield, son of Rabbi and Mrs. Harry A.
Greenfield, during the past week-end. Rabbi and Mrs. Kolman
Keller of Passaic, . N. J., grandparents of the Bar. Mitzvah, •and
ner of- Albany, N.• Y., 'his uncle and. aunt,
Rabbi and Mrs. A. Kell
were among the out-of-town -gUeSts :present.
Pvt. -Rolf Manko has been transferred 'from 'Fort Sheridan, Ill.,
to Buckley Field, Denver, Colo. He is the son. of Mr.: and 'Mrs.
Ruben Manko of Calvert Ave: • - -
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Feinberg; their daughter, Dorothy ; and their
son, Michael, of Oak. Dr, have returned from a few weeks stay in
Frankfort. ,

local Brevities

JOSEPH -SKLAR FAMILY
CLUB met -Aug. • 27 at the h'ome.
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mann
heimer of Northlawt. Ave. Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph SuSsman. of
Flint were guests at this meet-
ing. The club extended congrat-
ulations_ on the birth of a son
to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sklar and
the promotion to major of Dr.
Meyer Maskin who is now serv-
ing as a psychiatrist in France.
It was announced that Alvin
Goldman arrived with his in-
fantry unit in England. New
Year's- cards and gift packages
will be sent to members of the
,family in service. The next
meeting will be at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Max Bronstein of
Buena Vista Ave.
* * *
OSCAR A. KAUFMANN, for-
mer corporation Counsel for
Wayne County, until recently
special assistant to the command-
ing general of the Detroit_ Ord-
nance District, has returned to
the practice of law with offices
in the National Bank Bldg. He is
Wayne County commissioner on
the Huron-Clinton Metropolitan
Parkway Authority.
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An educational and recreation-
al prdgram for the hard of hear-
ing will be inaugurated Monday,
Sept. 11, at the DETROIT SOCI-
ETY FOR THE HARD OF
HEARING, it was announced by
Mrs. Nelson W. .McCormick, di-
reCtor of the Detroit League for
the Handicapped.
- Lip reading classes for begin-
ners will be given at the Society
for the Hard of Hearing, 4242
Cass, throughout the fall and
winter on Monday and Friday
evenings from 7:30 to 9 and on
Wednesday afternoons from 1:30
to 3. The Aural Guild will hold a
similar class every Tuesday eve-
ning from 7:30 to 9 in the GAR
building.
* * *
. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE,
an overseas ambulance corps
serving at the front with Allied
Armies, recently became a mem-
ber agency of the War Chest of
Metropolitan Detroit.

Jews Liberated in Italy
Join Czech Army in Soviet
LONDON (JTA)—Farewell to
a group of Czechoslovak Jewish
officers leaving to fight with the
Czechoslovakian Army in Russia
was given here at an impressive
military service held "somewhere
i•E la d."

Friday, September 8,. 1944

NEWS

Women's Clubs
Bertha Belkin,
YOUTH EDUCATION
Max Chomsky LEAGUE'S
board of directors
met at the home of Mrs. Louis
Mann on Wednesday with Mrs.
To Wed Nov. 5 Jack
Edelstein as co-chairman.

formulate plans for the 12th an-
nual donor luncheon scheduled
for Dec. 5, at the Book Cadillac
Hotel. Mrs. Epps is chairman of -
the affair. Anyone wishing to
contribute can contact Mrs. Gold-
berg, TO. 8-4952. For information
concerning the donor event call
Mrs. A. Gleicher, assistant pledge
chairman, TO. 5-5165. Mrs. A.
Kurzmann, Mrs. M. Sklane and
Mrs. A. Solomon are in charge of
arranging card parties. Mrs. a
Silverstein, TO. 6-3489, is in
charge of rummage sales. Mrs.
A. Goldberg was hostess to the
officers and board of directors at
her home on Cortland Ave., Wed-
nesday evening, Sept. 6.
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PRIMROSE BENE VOL ENT
CLUB will resume its regular
meetings on Monday at the Bnai
Moshe. Mrs. Jack -Aaron is presi-
dent for the coming. year.

Plans were laid for the organiza-
Mr. and •Mrs. Alex Belkin of tion's forthcoming charity pro-
Glendale Ave., announce the en- ject. Proceeds from the affair
gagement of their daughter will be given to the "Rehabilita-
tion and Trades School in Pales-
tine.'" The next meeting will be
held on Sept. 12.
* * *
PISGAH CHAPTER OF
YOUNG WOMEN OF BNAI
BRITH at a recent bowd meeting
chose the following committee
chairmen: Program, Belle Haupt-
man; membership, Edythe Fein-
gold; war service, Mildred Alt-
man; conservation, Florence Aus-
lander; bulletin, Gail Fishman;
athletic, Jennie Brant; bonds,
PISGAH WOMEN'S AUXILI-
Tillie Feinbloom; honor point, ARY of the WOMEN'S
Brith will hold.
Belle Hauptman; knitting and a closed business meeting, the
sewing for Red Cross, Helen No- first of the year, at Congregation.
ble; Army and Navy, Chalamus Bnai Moshe, Dexter and La:w.
't igol; publicity, Matilda Shul- rence, next Monday at 8:30
man:
Mrs. Rosalind Wolf, presidents
* * *
will preside.
NEUGARTEN MEDICAL AID
is making plans for its annual Dr. Black to Conduct
donor luncheon to be held Nov. G.M., Symphony Sunday
MISS' BERTHA BELKIN
Frafiz Liszt's Hungarian Rhap-
22 at the Book Cadillac Hotel.
Committees are being organized sody No. 2, two Debussy noc-
Bertha• to Max Chomsky, son of
to plan the annual fund-raising turnes and Sibelius' lovely Valse
Isaac Chomsky of Clement Ave., event.
Triste are included in the G.M.
and the late Mrs. Bella Chomsky.
* * *
Symphony of the Air program,
The wedding date has been
THE N aR T II WOODWARD which Dr. Frank Black will con-
set for Nov. 5.
BRANCH OF THE JEWISH duct over-the NBS network Suit-,
The bride-elect is prominent WOMEN'S EUROPEAN W E L- day, 5 to 6 p. m., (EWT).
During the intemnission period
in Jewish communal activities. FARE ORGANIZATION will
She is president , of the League meet at the home of Mrs. Phil a brief, informal talk wilI 'be
of Detroit. Jewish Youth, mem- Gurvitch, 2481 Calvert on Tues- given by Charles F. Kettering,
ber of the board of the Junior day, Sept. 12, at 12:30 p. m., to G.M. vice president.
Service Group, past president of
the Junior Home Relief and a
member bf the American Society
of Clinical Pathologists. She re-
ceived her B. S. in Medical Tech-
nology at Wayne University
where• she was affiliated with
Theth Delta Sorority.
1448 WOODWARD AVENUE
Mr. Chornsky received his B
A.. and.- L.L.B, - . at Wayne Uni-
versity .'where:. he also obtained
his M. A. in social work. He has
been active in: - communal
ty, working with the • A. Z. A.
and Young Judea groups. At
present, he is the president of the
HaPoel HaMizrachi.

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Louis Feingold Seeks
Relati*es.'in Detroit

Louis Feingold seeks to locate
relatives whose ; last known ad-'
dreSses were in Detroit, at 695
Hancock and 603 Kirby - -
To ideptify the relatives, Mr.
Feingold states that . an, uncle,
Nathan, is 'known` to have died;
that the aunt's name is Anna,
their daughter's, Esther, 26, son's,
Louis, 24. There is also a brother-
in-law; Duke.
Those knowing of the where-
abouts Of the Feingolds are asked
to call Miss Drora Selesny, TO.
6-6926. •

CARD.. OF THANKS
The family of the late Rose
Albert wish to thank their rel-
atives and friends for the kind-
nesses shown them in their re-
cent bereavement.

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Nazis Threaten to Kill
All Jews in Oswiecim
LONDON (JTA)German au-
thorities in Poland indicated that
they and incinerate all
the inmates of the notorious Os-
wiecim concentration camps, as
well as of all other camps, prior
to retreating from the territories
in which the camps are situated,
President Raczkiewicz of Poland
was informed in an appeal from
Warsaw:

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