Friday, June 7, t94&

THE JEWISH NEWS

Page Sixteen

Pisgah Women Plan

Women's Club Activities

For 13th Installation

LADIES OF MOSAIC will have
a luncheon in the Crystal Ball-
room of the Book Cadillac Hotel
on Wednesday; June 19,. at 12:30
p. m. This luncheon is for mem-
bers and their friends and will
close the organization's activities
for the summer months. Meet-
ings will be 'resumed in Septem-
ber.

Detroit Women's Division of
AMERICAN JEWISH CON-.
GRESS will hold its annual
•
`- strawberry festival. next Wed-
•nesday, at 1:30 p. in., in Kern's
Auditorium. Cards and mah
jong will • be played. Proceeds
. -Will be used for the. Serv-a-Camp
Unit in Hawaii and for the pur-
chase of gifts for Jewish chil-
dreri in EuroPe. Tickets may be
• obtained from Mrs. 'Florence
Moss Rossman, UN. 1-4637, ticket
chairman. Mrs. Ben. Gottloeb is
- is hospitality chairman.
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. LOUIS D. 'BRANDEIS BNAI
BRITH GROUP will'have a moon-
- light on June 24, MrS. Samuel
. Gutterman, president ; announces.
Tickets are available from Mrs.
Dubrinsky, TO. 7-5820.
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DETROIT WOMEN'S SER-
VICE CLUB ' elected the follow-
ing officers: Mrs. Lillian Margo-
lis, president; Mrs. Dolly Bud-
man, vice-president; Mrs. Edith
Davis, treasurer; Mrs. Nora Gold,
secretary; Mrs. 'Betty Kaplan, fi-
nancial secretary; Mrs. Ethel
Klein, corresponding secretary.
Instaration will be held June 18.
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ST-li"_RONA GROUP of Pioneer
Organization will have
a soc. : 1 2.1 meeting at the home of
Miss F.!:;- lvia Kumove, 2530 Leslie,
TO. 826, Wednesday evening
at 3:30. This newly 'formed young
C Z`. 11 . 8 group welcomes anyone
inter•::_t:c1; between the ages of 18
For information, call the
to
pre.31,_- __:.11t, Frieda Kumove, UN.
1-7:7:-, 1, or the membership chair-
Michlin, TO.
n1_ . SIlUlamith

YOUNG WOMEN'S MIZ-
RACHI will meet at the home
of Mrs. Rueben Dubrinsky,
19735 Warrington Drive, next
Wednesday. Mrs. Oscar Smith,
election board chairman, will
present the slate for election of
officers. Present officers will
deliver their reports. Formal
installaVon will be held at the
Wilshire on Wednesday after-
noon, June 19. Bertha Bessman,
child rescue fund chairman, will
accept pledges at TY. 4-6056.
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WOMEN'S LEAGUE FOR
OBSERVANCE, 12th St. group,
will hold an installation of offi-
cers party at 1:30 p. m. Tuesday
at the Taylor-Wilson Synagogue.
Mrs. I. Levin was re-elected pres-
ident for a .fourth term; Mrs. Ya-
goda and Mrs. Rubin, vice-presi-
dents; Mrs. L. Kastun, re-elected
secretary; Mrs. Davis, treasurer.
Rabbi M. J. Wohlgelernter will
be . guest speaker. Members and
friends are invited.
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DETROIT LADIES' LECHEM
ANIYIM will have a card party
this Saturday night at Assembly
Hall. A picnic will be held June
23 at Palmer- Park.
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EAST SIDE WOMEN OF BNAI
BRITH will sponsor their annual
moonlight excursion to Bob-Lo
on June 24. For tickets call Mrs.
Saul Robins, NI. 8006, or Mrs. Ir-
ving'Winkelman, NI. 8069.

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YQTJNG . WOMEN'S BICUR
CHOI.71M, at a board meeting
June 3 at the home of Mrs. Jo-
seph Viedrah, made plans for the
paid.-up membership. luncheon to
be held at Huyler's • June 12.
ZADAKAH CLUB met at the
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home of Mrs. J. Harwith June 3.
REBECCA GRATZ AUXIL- The following officers were elect-
IARY . of Bnai Ba th Young ed: President, Mrs. Henry LeVitt;
Women recently installed the vice-presidents, Mrs. Joe'Feldman
following officers:: Natalie Sum- and Mrs. Sadie Hertz; recording
ner, president; Leona Weiberg, secretary,- Mrs. Michael Berk-
Sarah Lee Eickler and Inez owitz; corresponding secretary,
Mendelson, vice-presidents; Helen Mrs. Nathan Rubin; treasurer,
Green, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Ben Lefkowitz; financial
Helen Burke, recording secre- secretary, Mrs. Leonard Shapiro;
tary : Eleanor Singer, financial publicity, Mrs. Joshua Karbal;
secretary; Eva Kurland, treasur- trustees, Hattie Schwartz, Mrs.
er; Nettie Turbou, sentinel; Ruth Samuel Charfoos, Mrs. Sam Shu-
Katz, Beatrice Weiner and Eve- german; representatives, Sadie
lyn Green, trustees; Alice Wein- Hertz, Mrs. Jos. Staub. Installa-
er, guide; Beatrice Stain -Ian, his- tion will take place- June 10 at
torian; Elaine Klein, Jeanette the Book Cadillac Hcitel at 12:30
Tauber, Ethel Buch, Esther Blau, p. m. For reservation call Mrs.
Jeanette Fushman, :Sylvia Katz Helen Shugerman, TO. 8-8116, or
and Ellen Budnitzky, board Mrs. Anna Rabinowitz, UN. 2-4538.
members.
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SIGMA IOTA TAU Sdrority
gave a card party at the home of
MiSs - Frances Treisman to raise
funds for the Allied Jewish Cam-
paign. •
Paramount Airways, operated
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LADIES' AUXILIARY of entirely by returned servicemen,
KVUTZAH •VRITH will- have its announces that it will start flights
victory meeting at the home of to South Haven, Mich., en June
Mrs. A. Selesily, 3265 W. Buena 15.
Vista, at 12:30 p. m. on Wednes-
The mayor of South Haven will
day; June 12. Thanks are ex- be joined by a party of friends on
pressed to all who helped in rais- the first flight to Detroit, and will
ing this year the sum of $1,000. be welcomed to Detroit by a
The women contributed $200 to
committee representing Mayor
the Allied JeWish Campaig. A
Jeffries' office.
scholarship gift of $100 was giy ,-
Paramount Airways announces
en to the United Hebrew Schools
from its office at the Ford Shelby
in memory of the founders of
hotel that a special chartered
• Kvutzah Ivrith, A. D. -Markson,
D. Rubenstein and A. Sulkes. flight to the Louis-Conn fight will
The balance of the $1,000 fund be made June 19, returning the
was distributed among Hebrew same day. The following service
is offered: A choice $30 fight
cultural causes.
ticket and transportation for
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$125, no hotel or baggage worries.
PISGAH B. & .P. GROUP OF
BNAI BRITH will hold installa-
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tion of officers next Thursday
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evening at the. Jewish Center_
' Mrs. Charles Solovich will install
the following officers: Tillie Sing-
. er, president; Pearl. Nusbaum,
- vice-president; Louise Levitt,
monitress; • Pearl Cohen, treasur-
er; Regina Goldstein, financial
secretary; Ruth Teitelbaum, cor-
responding secretary; Sara Weiss,
mailing secretary; Sylvia Hendel-
man, guide; Bertha Shlom; sen-
tinel; Ann 13erman, Beatrice Hen-
delman- and Edith Goodman, trus-
tees. For informatign call Pearl..
kuSbaum, TY. 4-6976. The Pisgah
Business and Professional Group
k4s adopted a family in Denmark.

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Vets Start New Air
Line to South Haven

LEONARD

On June 10 at 12:30 p. m., Pis-
gah Women's Auxiliary of Bnai
Brith will hold its 13th annual
installation at the Book-Cadillac.
Mrs. Bernard Limond, chair-
man of the installation, is assist-
ed by Mrs. Bernard Cohen, Mrs.
Bernard Goodman and Mrs. Jack
Schwartz.
The officers who will be in-
stalled are:
Mrs. Gerald Goldberg, presi-
dent; Mrs. Lewis Manning, Mrs.
Marvin Levy and Mrs. Samuel
Gold, vice-presidents; Mrs. Har-
ry Singer, monitress; Mrs. Jack
Ketai, financial secretary; Mrs.
Allan Laban, assistant financial
secretary; Mrs. Jack Schwartz,
mailing secretary; Mrs. Joe Be-
nis, assistant mailing secretary;
Mrs. Nathan Adler, correspond-
ing secretary; Mrs. William Fo-
gel, treasurer; Mrs. Abe Cherrin,
guardian; Mrs. Morris Weinberg,
sentinel; Mrs. Jules Allen, guide;
trustees, Mesdames Sam Aaron,
Leonard Sims, Charles Solovich,
Nathan Wolf,- William Phillips;
members of executive board,
Mesdames Bernard Cohen, Bern-
ard Goodman, Sam - Shulman, A.
Bernard FIayer, Max Goldhoff,
Alvin Graff, Sam Rosentral, Jul-
ius Meskin, Jack Kahn, Irving
Reiter, Ruth Diamond, Max Ma-
dorsky, David Miller, Meyer Litt-
ky, William Diskin, Leslie Brooks,
Lem Cherrin, Milton Rogers and
Philip Hellman. •
The program will include in-
troductory remarks by Mrs. Ber-
nard Limond; invocation by Mrs.
Sam Aaron; a musical interlude
by Miss Lois Leiser, accompanied
by Miss 'Lillian Grace Taylor;
presentation of awards by Mrs.
Charles •Solovich; installation of
officers by Mrs. Charles Solovich.
Mrs. Nathan Wolf will be mis-
tress of ceremonies.
Presentation of president's pin
will be made by Mrs. Leonard
Sims.

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Greeted by DR. STEPHEN S. WISE, President of the Amer-
ican Jewish Congress, and MRS. WISE, president of the Women's
Division, MRS. ELEANOR ROOSEVELT told 1,500 delegates to
to the national convention of the American Jewish Congress in
New York that the Congress has done a "magnificent job" of com-
batting economic discrimination and preserving the democratic
ideals for which her late husband dedicated his life.

Messengers' Softball
Victory Ends Pilots'
Perfect Record

Detroit to Greet

Betrothed

Polish Delegates
At Rally June 23

Groui) of 10 Headed By Dr.
Emil Sommersfein to Be
Welcomed Here

A reception and mass meeting
are being planned here to wel-
come to Detroit the delegation of
-the Jewish Central Committee in
Poland which has just arrived in
this -country, at a meeting to be
held Sunday, June 23.
The delegation is headed by Dr.
Emil Sommerstein, president of
the Jewish Central Committee in
Poland. It includes nine other
spokesmen for Polish Jewry.
Members of the delegation will
describe conditions in Poland,- at
the mass meeting which is being
arranged under auspices of the
Detroit Section of the American
Jewish Congress.
A city-wide committee is being
formed to include representatives
of the three Congress chapters
here, the Jewish People's Frater-
nal Order, Bnai Brith and Lands-
manshaften.
Further details will be an-
nounced next week.

MISS HELEN YOSCOVITZ

Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Yosco-
vitz of 2496 W. Grand Ave. an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Helen, to Martin Ros-
ensheck of New York.
Their marriage will take place
With a 27-hit attack, the Mes-
senger team of Northwest He- in the East in July.
The bride-elect was graduated
brew Congregatioh and Center
Men's Club softball league won, from. Wayne UniVersity where
20-13, over the hitherto undefeat- she was a member of Sigma The-
ed Pilot Nine. Twelve hits and ta Delta and Pi Labda Theta.
two errors in the first inning pro-
duced 11 runs for the winners. Schwartz and Brutzkus
Abe Rood's five safe hits, good for Arrive in Warsaw
a total of ten bases, highlighted , Dr. Joseph Schwartz, European
the offensiVe of the Messengers. director of the Joint Distribution
The victory put the Messen- Committee, -and Dr. Julius Brutz-
gers in a three-way tie for the kus, president of the world OSE,
league leadership as the Guar- arrived in Warsaw during the
dians nosed out the Brethren 15- week-end.

14. M. Rubenstein was the bat-
ting star for the winners, collect-
ing three safeties. B. Wolfe
smashed two home runs, a dou-
ble and single for the losers, driv-
ing in eight runs.
Rubenstein now leads the loop
in batting with a .666 average.
Other leading clouters are: Rez-
nick .545, Rood .538, Marblestone
.500, Shultz .500, Cohen .500,
Taub .466, Garitz .466, N. Tarnow
.461.
The standings:
W. L. Pct.
Guardians .......2 1 .666
2 1 .666
Pilots
2 1 .666
Messengers
0 3 .000 •
Brethren

CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Ida
Adelson wishes to express sin-
cerest thanks to relatives and
friends for the kindnesses shown
them in their recent bereave-
ment.

St.Joseph

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