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THE JEWISH NEWS

Dr. Louis L. Mann to Address
State Sisterhoods' Convention

Mrs. Henry Myers Heads Arrangements Committees; Mrs.
Manuel Brown, President, to Render Annual Report;
Complete Details Announced for Sessions Here

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Delegates representing corn-
m unities throughout the state
will attend the convention of
the Michigan Federation of
Temple Sisterhood in Detroit
next Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Meyers, general
state chairman in charge of ar-
rangements, announces that ses-
sions will open officially with
registration of delegates at 9
a. m., on the ballroom floor of
the Book Cadillac Hotel.
On Monday evening, prior to
the opening of the convention,
Mrs. Meyers will be at home to
out-of-town delegates at her
home, 1683 Lincolnshire.
The First Sermons
The first part of the conven-
tion program, from 10 a. m. to
12:30, will open with an invoca-
DR. LOUIS L. MANN
tion by Mrs. S. B. Danto and a
greeting from Mrs. John C. Samuel B. Keene, Mrs. Charles B.
and Mrs. Myron Steinberg;
Hopp. These will be followed by Lakoff
reception committee chairmen,• Mrs.
reports of officers and commit- Ben Salon. Mrs. Morton Newlander,
tees; a discussion of war time Mrs. Albert Oppenheim and Mrs.
Charles L. Goldstein; timekeeper. Mrs.
experiences by Sisterhood presi- Harry
Krohn; treasurer, Mrs. Harry
dents; the president's report and Lichterman; hotel reservations, Mrs.
Julius Fisher; convention supplies,
election of officers. Mrs. Manuel Mrs. Barney Newman.
Brown, State Federation presi-
Ushers committee is under the
chairmanship or Mesdames Morton
dent, will be chairman.
Newlander and Harry G. LeVine.
At the second session at 1 p.
Mrs. Fred Gottfurcht is chairman
in., after the singing of the of the hostesses; Miss Helen Solomon,
chairman of credentials, and Mrs. Ben-
National Anthem, Rabbi Leon jamin Jackson and Mrs. Howard Ja-
cobson are in charge of table arrange-
Fram of Temple Israel will give ments.
the invocation. Mrs. Merrill E.
Serving on the committees, in addi-
Silverstein will, lead in the tion to the chairman, are the following
women
of the two Sisterhoods : Mes-
singing and Mrs. Sol Q. Kesler dames Moritz
Kahn, Benjamin Jaffee
Max Osnos, Irving Small, Jerome
-will 'accompany at the piano.
Kanter. Leon i 1
Benyas,
Mrs. • Henry Meyers, who will A.
17, Morton Bar
a l ris, Ran-
dolph
Weber,
Goldman,
s-
,Os-
be toastmaster at the luncheon, car
car U. Shapiro, Charles Bassey, Ed-
will. introduce the convention ward Rose, Arthur J. Hass. Harry
gueSts and officers and will Pliskow, David Arkin, Gerald Berns,
Julian Weber, David Levy. Sol Lun-
present the retiring president, sky, Morris Wayne, Ellis Fisher, Ben
Merkle,
Aller, Dan Krouse,
Mrs. Manuel Brown. Following Maxwell Charles
H. Emmer, Alexander Free-
Mrs. Brown, .Mrs. Meyers . will man, Edward Bernstein, Harry C.
present a thumb nail sketch of Grossman, Joseph Geschelin, Morris
Garvett, Ellis M. Thal, Earl Fresh-
"Sisterhood Peace Time Plan- man. Nathan Kolb, Jerome Manheim,
Jerry Gottfried, Arthur Rice, Sidney
ning."
Berke, Pingree Friedenberg, Philip
Bloomgarden, Leo M. Franklin, Lawr-
Dr. Mann to Speak
ence Freedman, Isaac Gilbert, B. Bene-
Dr. B. Benedict. Glazer of dict Glazer, Oscar Robinson, Meyer
Temple Beth El will introduce Sulzberger,. Samuel Van Noorden, Sol
Wolff, Oscar Zenion, Samuel Mendel-
the principal- speaker of the sohn, Harry Phillips, L. Louis Maas, "
• convention, Dr. Louis L. Mann Hebert Kallet, • Philip Brown, Burton
Clama.ge, I. Lloyd Frankel, Alfred
of Temple Sinai in Chicago, who Gach, Jack Lewis, Nathan Kelb; Louis
Millman,
Roy Rotter, Joseph Kates,
will speak on "The Death of
Karman Jasen, Adolph Goodman, Ad-
Yesterday ',and the Birth of To olph
Kostichek, Phillip Arnold, J. J.
morrow." Dr. .Mann, rabbi of Marks and Harry Fisher and the
Dorothy Bloom and Edith
Temple Sinai for 25 years-, is an Misses
Heavenrich.
author , and . lecturer and has
taught in: the Department bf
Semitics at the University - of
Chicago. Before Coming to Chi-
cago, he ministered in New
Haven; Conn., and taught at
Yale.
The convention will cloSe
with a benediction by Dr. Leo
M. Franklin of Temple Beth El.
After the closing of the con-
vention, a meeting of the in-
coming board of directors will
be held in the English Room.
Mrs. Meyers announces that
the following committees served
in the planning of the details of
this convention: •

Mrs. Samuel B. Danto and Mrs.
John C. Hopp, local co-chairmen:. Mrs.
Lewis Frank and Mrs. Roy Sarason,
I uncheon chairmen ; Mrs. Burton Clam-
age and Mrs. David Ruby, program;
Mrs. Theodore Jacobowitz and Mrs.
Morton Snyder, ticket committee
chairmen; Publicity, Miss Anna Oxen-
handler and Mrs. Leon Winkelman:
registration, Mrs. Max Unger. Mrs.

Fisher to Address
JNF Rallies Oct. 15

Mendel N. Fisher, executive
director of the Jewish National
Fund of America, will be a guest
of the Jewish National Fund
Council .of Detroit on Oct. 15,
it was announced this week by
William Hordes, president of the
JNF Council.
Mr. Fisher will be guest at a
luncheon that day, and in the
evening he will address a meet-
ing of Zionist leaders at the
Shaarey Zedek.
During his visit here he will
also address the annual paid-up
membership luncheon of the
Ladies' Auxiliary of the Jewish
National Fund.
Further cleta;;Is regarding his
visit will be announced next
week.

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Friday, September 28, 1945

Bnai Brith Maps
Gutstadt Dinner
To Close Institute

Final arrangements for the
city-wide Bnai Brith working
clinics, devised for the training
of Michigan members in better
community service, provide for
meetings Saturday night and
Sunday, Oct. 20 and 21, with a
dinner in honor of Richard A.
Gutstadt, national director of
Anti-Defamation League, closing
the institute, according to Samuel
W. Leib, chairman.
The sponsoring agency is the
Greater Detroit Bnai Brith Coun-
cil, of which David I. Rosin is
president.
Beginning with clinics on the
operation of lodges and women's
groups, for officers, on Oct. 20,
beginning at 8:30 p. in., and a re-
ception for all Detroit members
at 11 p. m. in the Book-Cadillac
Hotel, meetings will continue
Oct. 21 to • discuss work of mem-
bership, youth organization, post-
war, Americanism, anti-defama-
tion, Hillel, vocational service
and conservation.
Tickets for the dinner for Mr.
Gutstadt will b e available
through a subcommittee headed
by Lillian Aaron and Sam Maza.
Myron Herzog, district voca-
tional guidance director; Loui -
H. Harrison, district second vice-
president and membership chair-
man; A. B. Kapplin, national di-
rector of pOst-war and Ameri-
canism activities of the Order;
Ben Z. Glass, executive secretary
of the district; and Harry Yud-
koff, district president, have
accepted invitations to be present.
Local committee members in-
clude Lawrence I. Yaffa, Jean-
nette Sheplow, Alfred W. Keats,
Helen Singer, Jack Lawson, and
the presidents of men's and
women's lodges.
All of the city's 8,500 members
of Bnai Brith 'are eligible to at-
tend the clinics.

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Mrs. Borkovitz Named
To ORT Mid-West Post
Mrs. William J. Borkovitz, of
Winnetka, Ill., has been appoint-
ed organization coordinator of
the Women's American ORT for
the mid-west region, according
to the announcement of Mrs.
Maurice Finkelstein, national
president.

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