THE JEWISH NEWS
Friday, June 29, t945
Women's Clubs Esther and Rosaline Craine
ZEDAKAH CLUB held annual Are Engaged to Servicemen
installation of officers on June
25 at the Book-Cadillac Hotel.
The program included musical
selections by Jacob Becker, cel-
list of the Detroit Symphony
Orchestra, who was accompani-
ed by Karl Haas, pianist.
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BNAI BRITH YOUNG WO-
MEN of Louis Marshall Lodge
elected the following officers:
President, Charlotte Waterstone;
vice-presidents, Betty Skolnik,
Eleanore Kapetansky; Gloria
Samburg; recording secretary,
Shirley Bloom; financial secre-
tary, Belle Kapetansky; corres-
ponding secretary, Claire Lapid-
us; treasurer, Eleanor Yunis; .
sentinel, Thelma Berman; coun-
sellor, Harriett Keller; conduct-
ress, Edythe BorM; trustees,
Freda Krause, Ruth Kape, Fred-
ella Perlman. Board members
and committee chairmen are:
MISS ROSALINE CRAINE
MISS ESTHER CRAINE
Sonia Kunin, Audrey Bricker,
Mrs. Ethel Craine of LaSalle Blvd. announces the engagements
Marion Dolnick, Grace Steinberg, of her daughters, Esther, to Cpl. Sidney Finkelstein, and Rosaline
Helen Weiner, Sara Jaffey, Mae to Sgt. Meyer Brenner.
Pentelnik, Gertrude Lyons, Phy-
Cpl. Finkelstein, who is stationed at Fort Sheridan, Ill., is the
lis Berkowitz, Marilyn Werber, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Finkelstein of Montreal.
Sgt. Brenner, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. Brenner of Elmhurst
Bernice Forman, Roberta Sil-
verstein, Ruthe Katz. Advisors Ave., is serving in the Pacific area.
are Mrs. Sarah Kape and Mrs.
Fay Klessmer.
Dave Rubinoff's Nephew
Betrothed
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with the Louis Marshall Lodge
installed the following officer:
Mrs. Belle Fields, president; Mrs.
S. Nachman, Mrs. B. Nadis and
Mrs. Y. Yates, vice presidents;
Miss • Y. Schwartz, treasurer;
Mrs. D. Kyff, financial secretary;
Miss B. Cohen, recording secre-
tary; Mrs. C. Davis, correspond-
ing secretary; Mrs. S. Plotnik
and Mrs. G. Hollander, mail
secretaries; Mrs. A. Partrite.
sentinel; - Mrs. M. Rutter, guard-
ian; Mrs. B. Chatman, Mrs. L.
Zohott and Mrs. V. Sharkey,
trustees; Mrs. M. Banks, mon-
• itress. Harry Yudkoff, newly
elected president of Grand Lodge
6, was the installing officer and
Archie L. Davison, field repre-
sentative for the Anti-Defama-
tion League, was guest speaker.
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Mrs. Morton Snyder was
hostess to the executive board of
the NEUGARTEN MEDICAL
AID in her home on Wooding-
ham Dr., with Mrs. Lester Smith
as co-hostess. Mrs. C. H. Al-
ler, president, with the assist-
ance of Mrs. Samuel Gale, chair-
man of USO activities, arranged
for the members of the group to
serve as hostesses at the down-
town USO.
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MASSADA CHAPTER, Pio-
neer Women's Organization, in-
stalled the following officers
at their annual dinner party
at the Lee Plaza Hotel: president
Mrs. J. J. Karbal; first vice
president and chairman of the
donor event, Mrs. Samuel Gaull;
second vice' president and mem-
bership chairman, Mrs. Julius
Pliskow; treasurer and Child
Rescue Fund chairman, Mrs.
Phil Stellar; recording secretary,
Mrs. Clarence Sarasohn; finan-
cial secretary, Mrs. Joseph Gross-
man; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. Henry M. Rose; JNF chair-
man; Mrs. A. Heller; and pro-
gram chairman, Mrs. Nate Ekel-
man. Mrs. Fred Sheman, one
of the charter members of the
'group, was the installing officer.
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A special meeting of the JEW-
ISH WOMEN'S EUROPEAN
W E L F ARE ORGANIZATION
will be held Monday July 2, at
1 p. m. at the Bnai Moshe Syna-
gogue. Arrangements will be
made for the Tag Day to be
held Sunday, July 15, at Mt.
Clements and for the picnic to
be given Sunday, July 29, at
Palmer Park.
When Ingrid Bergman was on
that recent bondstorming tour,
the hunk of material she used
that really had people shedding
tears and parting with their
money, was the monologue, "Mir-
acle in a Pullman," which was
written by Ben Hecht.
Is Selected to Attend
National Music Camp
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MISS LORRAINE SPITZER
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spitzer
of Duane Ave. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter,
Lorraine, to William Title, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Max Title of
New York, formerly of Detroit.
Kansas City Launches
$750,000 Medical Drive
KANSAS CITY, (JTA) — A
community-wide campaign to
raise upwards of $750,000 for
development of a medical center
to include a Home for Jewish ,
Aged and an addition to Menorah
Hospital to provide a hospital
for chronically ill has been
launched here by the Jewish
Welfare Federation of Greater
Kansas C .
Larry Rubinoff, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Rubinoff of
18100 Kentucky, has been se-
lected to attend the National
Music Camp at Interlochen,
Mich., for the current season.
A pupil of Norman Reaume,
the young pianist is a nephew
of the famous vionist, David
Rubinoff.
The camp, an affiliate of the
University of Michigan, has be-
come one of the outstanding
summer educational •projects of
the nation. It features a 200-
piece National High School Or-
chestra, a symphonic band of
150, a choir of 150, radio drama
workshop, modern dance depart-
ment and. many other artistic
activities.
Resumption of nation-wide
broadcasts from Interlochen are
dependent upon action by Con-
gress on the Vandenberg-Don-
dero Bill aimed at preventing
interference with the broadcast-
ing of non-commercial educa-
tional programs.
Page Nine
M. Sampson Installed
As President of Men's
Club of Bnai David
The Men's Club or Congrega-
tion Bnai David held its annual
'installation of officers in the soc-
ial hall a the synagogue, on
June 21.
The program opened with the
presentation of colors by Scout
Troop 135. Rabbi Joshua S.
Sperka delivered the opening
prayer.
B e r n a r d Dosie, installation
chairman, reviewed the club's
activities of the past year.
The following officers were
installed: •
Max Sampson, president; Ben-
jamin Fellows, vice president;
Harry Pearson, recording secre-
tary; Bernard Dosie, treasurer;
Samuel Traison, corresponding
secretary; David Liebow, finan-
cial secretary; Jack Docks, Sgt.-
at-Arms; Bar n e y A. Ross,
chaplain; Jack Graff, cultural; L.
H. Levin, membership and good-
will; Louis Weiss, refreshments;
Harry Warsh, Joseph Tenenberg
and Ed Kreske, entertainment.
Joseph Block, president of
Congregation Bnai David, de-
livered an inspiring message to
the assembly. Mrs. Allen Kaplan
entertained by rendering several
musical selections accompanied
by Miss Beatrice Berman at the
piano.
Dewey Supports
Zionist Claims
NEW YORK (JPS) — Imple-
mentation of the International
pledge to reconstitute Palestine as
a Jewish Commonwealth must
begin now, Gov. Thomas E.
Dewey of New York, Republican
candidate for president in 1944,
declared in a statement he gave
to a delegation of the Mizrachi
Organization of America which
included Rabbi J. L. Fishman, of
Jerusalem, Mizrachi member of
the Jewish Agency's Executive
Committee.
Engagements
The engagement of Ann Meis-
enberg, daughter of Mrs. Mary
Meisenberg and the late Philip
Meisenberg of Detroit, to Bill
Boom, son of Mr. and Mrs. I.
Boom of London, Ont., was an-
nounced at a family dinner held
in London, on June 17. Fifty
members- of the immediate fam-
ilies were guests at the dinner.
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Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Siegel
of 2677 Leslie Ave., announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Betty Louise, to Pvt. Gerald
I. Simons, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Simons of 3763 W. Grand
Maine Zionists Ask
Ave. A. dinner party was given
Recall of Dr. Silver
in their honor by the bride-
AUGUSTA, Me. (AIDS)—The elect's parents at Latin Quarters.
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recall of Dr. Abba Hillel Silver
"to the active leadership of the
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Slakter
American Zionist ,Emergency of Flint announce the engage-
Council" was urged upon na- ment of their daughter, Florence
tional officers of the Zionist Orr- Ruth, to S/Sgt. Marvin Wisot-
ganization of America, in a reso- sky, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben
lution adopted by the Main State Wisotsky. S/Sgt. Wisotsky has
Zionist Conference here.
just returned from overseas.
Reject ReFignation of
Hayim Greenberg
NEW YORK (JPS)—The Ex-
ecutive Committee of the Amer-
ican Zionist Emergency Council
has unanimously rejected Hayim
Greenberg's resignation from the
chairmanship of the Executive
Committee of the Council. The
motion to reject his resignation
was rwide by Mrs. Judith G. Ep-
stein, President of Hadassah.
Dr. Greenberg has refused to
withdraw his resignation.
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