Page Ten,

Friday, February 16, 1945

THE JEWISH NEWS

Women's Club Activities

H E ,B R-E W • LADIES' FREE
LOAN ASSN. of -Ahavath Achim
will have its Yahresfest and, in-
stallation Feb: '20 at Moss.' Hall.
Officers are: President, Mrs. F.
Krakow; vice president, Mrs. J.
Fleish; financial and recording
secretaries, Mrs. E. Lewis and
Mrs. M. Wonder; treasurer, Mrs.
R. Schuraytz; flower fund secre-
tary, Mrs. D. Atlas; hospitalers,
Mrs. R. Lankin and Mrs. R.
Grenitz.
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LOUIS MARSHALL BUSI-
NESS AND PROFESSIONAL
WOMEN will have a get-together
Sunday at the • home of Etta
Davis, 2956 Calvert. On Feb. 27
there will be an open meeting
at Louis Marshall headquarters.
on Linwood.
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PYTHIAN SISTERS. Greater
Detroit Temple 152 are sponsor-
ing a benefit card, party on Mon-
day, at 8 p.m., at the Bnai Moshe,
Dexter and Lawrence. Proceeds
are• to be given to the Ida Hib-
bard Fund for artificial limbs for
men in service. Friends and
members are invited.
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BETH ZION SISTERHOOD
assists the men of Beth Aaron
Synagogue in their charter fast
banquet and dance, March 18, at
Moss' Hall, Grand River and Joy
Road, David Ginsburg's orches-
tra will play. Rabbi Joshua Sper-
ka will address the audience.
Friends and potential members
are welcome. —For tickets call
Mrs. S. Freedman, UN. 1-2060.
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KADIMAH SOCIAL CLUB
will have a card party Sunday
evening at Jericho Temple on
Joy Road.

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executive committee. All wives
of Masons of the • Mosaic Lodge
are invited to attend the next
meeting on Wednesday;-- at Ma-
sonic Temple, at 8 p.
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WOMEN'S LEAGUE for SAB-
BATH OBSERVANCE 12th St.
branch -Will—have a Purim party
Tuesday at 2 p. m. at Beth Tefilo
Emanuel, Taylor and Woodrow
Wilson. Rabbi Shlomo, Glick-
man, - who recently becax-ne ex-
ecutive director of Yeshivath
Chachmey Lublin, will be guest
speaker. Mrs. Thulberg has ar-
ranged the musical program.
Members and friends are invited.
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JEMS will have a party for
new pledges at 7 P. M. Sunday at
18900 Santa Barbara. At a board
meeting held at the home of
Shirley Krim, vacancies to fill
positions held by three members
who are leaving the city were
filled by the following: Jeanette
Goldberg, recording secretary;
Louise Kaufman, corresponding
secretary; Florence Abromo-
vich, war efforts committee as-
sistant.
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HEBREW LADIES' AID SO-
CIETY will serve a home cooked
meal at the dinner and card party
on March 11 at the Bnai Moshe.
Mrs. Sarah Berger is general
chairman. Reservations are be-
ing accepted at UN. 3-0816 or HO.
1391. Rabbi J. J. Nathan will be
guest speaker. Miss Rosina Bet-
man will be vocalist. Proceeds
will go for European relief. The
next meeting will be held
Wednesday at 1:30 at Bnai Moshe.
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YOUNG WOMEN'S STUDY
CLUB's war fund benefit dinner-
dance at the Jewish Center last
Sunday was a success. More than
100 persons attended, including
representatives of other organiza-
tions. Members of the YWSC
presented an original play, writ-
ten by Mrs. Rose Schreidell,
president; Mrs. Rose Packman,
vice-president, and Mrs. Pearl
Miller, secretary.
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BNAI DAVID SISTERHOOD
will hold a war efforts party
Monday, in the Social Hall. Mrs.
Julius Silverman is chairman.
Tickets for Monday's affair will
be sold at the< door. Members
were hostesses following Friday
evening services at the Romulus
Air Base, and sponsored an eve-
ning at the USO lounge at the
Beicrest.
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CLUB TNT held a party in
honor of one of its members'
birthday at Penobscot Club.
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ZEDAKAH CLUB met Feb. 5
at the home of Mrs. Meyer
Waterstone and made plans for
the paid-up membership
luncheon to be held at the home
of Mrs. Joseph Staub. A report
was submitted on the club's USO
activities. Mrs. Norman Adilman
reviewed Hershey's "A Bell for
Adano." The next meeting will
be held on Monday; at the home
of Mrs. Louis Paul, 2451 W.
Grand.
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In commemoration of Brother-
hood Week, NATIONAL COUN-
CIL OF. JEWISH JUNIORS, will
hold a patriotic meeting Sunday,
at 3 p.m., at the Jewish Center.
The Rev. Shiego Tanabe, MM-
ister -to Resettled Japanese, will
be guest speaker. Refreshments
will be served.
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JEWISH WOMEN'S EURO-
PEAN WELFARE ORGANIZA-
TION will meet Monday at the
Bnai Moshe under the leadership
of the following new officers:
Mrs. R. Katzin, president, re-
elected; Mesdames S. Osnos, I.
Israel, Golden, Peskow, Leland
and Dorfman, vice-presidents;
Mrs. Ida Goldsmith, treasurer,
re-elected; Mesdames F. Lewis,
Lilenthal and Miller, trustees;
Mrs.' German, board secretary;
Mesdames Rosenberg, Winer and
Lipshitz, hospitalers. A luncheon
and card party will be held
Wednesday at the Bnai David,
Elmhurst and 14th St.

Red Cross Drive `Tomorrow the World' Will Be Staged
Here in Yiddish on Sunday, Feb. 25
Gets UnderWay

Abraham Littman Brings Splendid Cast to Scottish • Rite
Cathedral for One Performance; Strongly Recommends
Production as Triumph for Yiddish Theater

A Yiddish version of the 'leading roles in the play, others'
famous James Gow-Arnaud in the cast including Rose Gold-
D'Usseau play "Tomorrow the berg, Lillie Lilliana, Betty Ja-
World" will be staged • at the cobs, Frances Wagenfeld and
Scottish Rite Cathedral of the Saul Schwartz. The latter' has
Masonic Temple on- Sunday eve- been hailed as a great actor for
ning, Feb. 25, by an outstanding Isis - impersonation of the young
cast of actors, under the man- Nazi whose . role was made fa-
agement of Abraham Littman.
mous by Skippy Homeier.
Goldberg and Jacobs Touring
Statement by Littman
Co. is sponsoring the Yiddish
In a statement issued 'this
version of the play which proved' week, Mr. ,Littman stated:
a great hit on the English stage
"I have seen the Yiddish ver-
and in the Jewish Theater in sion of 'Tomorrow the World'
New York.
and been impelled to see the
play a second and third time.
On Broadway 2 Years
"I recommend it highly as the
"Tomorrow the World," having
run on Broadway for two year: great prod.uction of the Yiddish
and having toured the land, in stage, surpassing in significance
eluding Detroit, was translated anything that has been done on
into Yiddish by Isidore Lash, the the Yiddish stage for many
translator of "Johnny Belinda,' years.
"It is a truly superb production
which Nathan Goldberg and Ja-
cob Jacobs produced in Yiddish and no one should miss seeing it.
The acting is splendid and it
two years ago.
does credit to the Yiddish
Goldberg and Jacobs play -The theater."
Tickets for the performance
are available at the Metro Music
House, 10324 Dexter; Atkinson
Confectionery, 8640 12th St., or
from Mr. Littman, TY. 6-9186.

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RABBI F. M. ISSERMAN

Activities in behalf of the. De- .
trait drive for $5,137,000 for the
Red Cross commenced last week
at a series of meetings of pro-
fessional and industrial groups.
Rabbi Ferdinand M. Isserman
of St. Louis, Mo., who served as
American Red Cross Club Di-
rector in North Africa, addressed
a meeting of 175 industrial, labor
and civic leaders at a luncheon at
the Book Cadillac 'Hotel on Feb.
8. He 'was :introduced by Henry
Ford II.
Other speakers at the lunch-
eon included Herbert B. Trix,
chairman of the, Detroit. drive;
Colby M. Chester, national chair-
man of the American Red Cross
War Fund for 1945; K. T. Keller
of the Chrysler Corp.
Rabbi Isserman described his
experiences overseas and de-
clared that "every jar. of plasma
supplied by the Red Cross is
like some decent A_ merican
marching into the very heart of
the battlefield."
Rabbi Ferdinand has been in-
vited to return to Detroit to ad-
dress the Women's Division of
the Red Cross on March 8.
Abraham Srere has been
chosen as one of the vice-presi-
dents of the Detroit Red Cross
drive. Judge William Friedman
is chairMan of , the professional
division.

JEWISH WOMEN'S SERVICE
CLUB contributions and services
for 1944 include the following:
War Chest, $125; Ida. Hibbard
Fund, $25; Polish Federation,
50; Jewish. National Fund, $25;
two children supported through
Child Rescue Fund; 11 boys
adopted through Adopt-A-Yank
project; many servicemen's show-
ers assisted by members; dona-
tions by members to blood bank
of Red Cross and a record
THE SISTERHOOD OF N. W.
amount of war bends sold.
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HEBREW Congregation and Cen-
ter installed newly-elected offi-
H 0 M E RELIEF SOCIETY
cers on Feb. 7 at the home of Mrs.
members will be hostesses at the
David Tchor. Mrs. David Cohen
Downtown USO on Feb. 26.
installed Mrs. Max Goldsmith,
Those desiring -to participate
president, and her corps of offi-
should call Mrs. William Gordon,
cers. Mrs. Norman Allen- and
TY. 4-6835. Home Relief mem-
Mrs. Florence Rosman were on
bers were hostesses Sunda• at
the program. The board will
the servicemen's breakfast at the
meet Tuesday at the home of
Jewish Center.
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Mrs. D. J. Miller to plan a Moth-
er-Daughter affair. A children's
WOMEN'S AUXILIARY OF
Purim party will be sponsored'
JEWISH HOME FOR AGED an-
at the Bagley School from 4 to
nounces a membership party to
6 p. m. on March 1. Prizes will
be held at 1:30 p. m. Monday.
be awarded for best costumes.
Plans for the event are being
There will be Purim games and
made by Mrs. A. Potiker, mem-
refreshments. For information
bership chairman; Mrs. N. J.
regarding membership call Mrs.
Lippitt, president, and , Mrs.
Z. Garber, UN. 4-4174.
David Kliger, entertainment
chairman. There will be music by
LADIES' AUXILIARY OF
a 12-piece orchestra. Mrs. S.
CONG. BETH SHMUEL will
Weller and Mrs. J. Kavanaugh
meet Feb. 19 at the home of
are _in charge of refreshments.
Mrs. C. Frumin, 2733 Webb Ave.,
Members are asked to bring
to discuss plans for the third
their friends. There will be a
annual donor luncheon to take
prize for the- member bringing
place May 1, at the Congregation
the largest number of friends.
Bnai Moshe.
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GOLDIE MYERSON GROUP
of PIONEER WOMEN'S OR-
GANIZATION will hold an eve-
ning of games at Workmen's
Circle Educational Center Wed-
nesday. For tickets and inform-
ation call Mrs. Esther Bloom,
ticket chairman, TY. 4-7528.
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PRIMROSE BENEVOLENT
Success is an every-
CLUB held its anniversary din-
day achievement for
ner Feb. 11 at. Workmen's Circle
the man who fills
Bldg.
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your prescription at
Schettler's. His success
LADIES of MOSAIC LODGE
met at dinner, Feb. 7, at Masonic
is measured by the
Temple with the men's order.
value of his service to
Dr.' Joseph Starrnan, past master
you. Precision . • •
of Mosaic Lodge 530, recited
Knowledge . • •
grace. Newly-elected officer's of
Responsibility.
the Ladies of Mosaic Lodge are;
Elizabeth Posner, president; Cele
Eicherhorn, vice-president; Syl
via Starman, secretary, Jean Ful-
ler, treasurer; Ann Gurvis, cor-
responding secretary; Evelyn
Over 53 Years of Service
Starman and Gertrude Hertzberg,
Detroit
publicity chairmen; Rose Freed-
Painting - Paperhanging
man, hostess chairman; Dorothy
Grosse Pointe
Ginsberg, Eva Perlmutter, Jean Paint • That • Washes—Guaranteed Jobs
Siegel, Lydia Rossen, Gertrude
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Hertzberg and Evelyn Starman In.,

Mettler Drug Co,

Gamoran to Address
Pisgah Next Monday

Temple Israel Men
Honor Daughters
And Sons Sunday

DR. EMANUEL GAMORAN

Dr. Emanual Garnoran, nation-
ally noted lecturer and educator,
will be the principal speaker at
the cultural meeting of Pisgah
Lodge 34 of Bnai Brith on Mon-
day, Feb. 19, at the Jewish Com-
munity Center.
In addition to the lecture, the
program will also feature a musi-
cal attraction arranged by Morris
Shatzen of the cultural program
committee of Pisgah Lodge. The
artists will be Bella Goldberg,
mezzo-soprano, _Sadie Braver,
violinist and Rebecca Pearlman,
pianist.
This meeting will be presided
over by Louis James Rosenberg.

Maurice Levin announces that
plans areb completed for the'
Temple Israel Men's Club Father
Sons and Daughters, affair to be
held Sunday, at 1:30 p. m., at
the Detroit Leland Hotel.
The entertainment program
will feature the showing of a
recently released film. A well-
known magician will be on the
program besides acts to be per-
formed by members of the Boy
Scout Troop sponsored by the
Men's Club.
Barney Barnett is in charge of
arrangements for the inter-con-
gregational dinner to be sponsor-
ed in March by the Bnai David
Men's Club.

An Important Message by an
Authority on Rescue Reports

The Detroit_ Chapter of
the American Jewish
Congress invites the en-
tire community to hear
an important address by

Rabbi

IRVING

MILLER

Chairman of the Rescue
Commission of the
American Jewish Confer-
e n c e, an Outstanding
Leader in the American
and World Jewish Con-
gresses and the Zionist
Movement.

MONDAY EVENING
Feb. 19, 8:30 P. M.
at
Central High School
Linwood and Tuxedo
ADMISSION FREE