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Women's Club Activities
B U SI NESS AND PROFES- Freeman. Henry Rose, Irving
SIONAL DIVISION OF HAD- Wirt, Albert Cutler, Nat Risin
ASSAH has planned an "Evening and Sam Katz for their splendid
of Fun" including a program of cooperation in baking and serv-
games and refreshments at 8:15 ing.
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p m Tuesday, Nov. 12, at the
Mrs. Leonard Sims, 18227 Pine-
home of - Miriam Goldstein, 3311
hurst, was named second vice
Chicago. Members and their president of WOMEN'S DIS-
friends are invited. Contributions TRICT GRAND LODGE NO. 6,
of clothing for overseas shipment Bnai Brith, at a meeting of dis-
be collected at the meeting. trict delegates Nov. 4 in Chicago.
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Friday, November S, 1946
THE JEWISH NEWS
Page Eighteen
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COUNCIL OF PIONEER
WOMEN'S ORGANIZATION
wishes to acknowledge a gift of
$500 towards Kfar Saba Chil-
dren's Home in Palestine by
Sophie Weinberg, member of
Club 2. to commemorate the
first Yahrzeit of her husband, Al
Weinberg; and a gift of $250 to-
wards the building fund from
Korostishever Aid Society. Gifts
ranging from $150 to $240 were
received from Bialostoker Aid
Society, Pinsker Aid Society,
Kovler Voliner Aid Society, Shed-
litz Aid Society, Primrose Ben-
evolent Club, Min k o w i t z e r
Women's Club, Laiveck Reading
Circle, Mlawer Umgegent Verein,
Golden Rule Aid Society, Kvut-
zah Ivrith, Stolarsky Club, Mrs.
M. Stulberg, Mendel Reading
Circle, Ladies' Chevra Kadisha,
and the Chesed Shel Emes.
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YOUNG WOMEN'S BICUR
PISGAH P & B AUX. of Bnai CHOLEM will have a tea at 1
Bri!ii will hold an open meeting p. m. Monday at the home of
at the Statler next Wednesday, Mrs. Louis Katz. 19485 Suffolk
at 3::;O p. m. Mr. Barron of the Dr. • Refreshments will be served.
Automobile Club will present a All are invited.
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travelogue. Prospective members
ar•invited. For information call
Close to 100 food and other
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Singer, HO. 0385.
p ickages have
been
sent by
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the WOMEN'S EMERGENCY
WOMEN OF U.S. AUXILIARY RELIEF COMMITTEE to the
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RAYMOND ZUSSMAN POST group whom Rabbi Simcha Was-
No 333. Jewish War Veterans of serman of Detroit succeeded in
America entertained with an eve- bringing to Paris from Poland.
ning of games and dancing Oct. Contributions are being taken by
Mrs. J. S. Sperka. treasurer, 1938
30 at the Hotel Detroiter.
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Tuxedo, Detroit 6. Any one in-
UNIVERSITY AREA WOMEN'S terested may call at 12204 Lin-
CLUB met at the home of Mrs. wood. Mondays. Tuesdays and
Alined Hecker, Oct. 30, and dis- Wednesdays. 2 to 5 and 8 to 10,
cussed proposals of this week's or telephone Mrs. James Brindze
election. At the next meeting, TO. 6-6800.
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Nov. 13, at the home of Mrs.
DETROIT LODGE AUXIL-
Hit . , v Nochman, 17578 Kentucky,
a prominent speaker will discuss IARY of Bnai Brith will hold a
the peace conference. All women business meeting at 8:30 p.m.
in this area— who are interested
ai ?. invited to attend.
THREE GOOD REASONS
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why St. Joseph Aspirin is the choice of
HANITA GROUP of Pioneer
Women's Organization will have
a ciid party next Wednesday at
Ito,enberg's. Funds will be used
rot the child rescue fund. Becky
Goldberg. social chairman, TO.
6-5072, may be called for tickets.
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KI-ALP HA-TIS girls' club
gi ..e a Hallowe'en party Nov. 1.
The club's meetings are held on
Wednesday evenings at the
Je ,,v;sh Center.
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MOLLY SEGAL AUXILIARY
of the Detroit Jewish Consump-
tiv2 Relief Society of Denver,
CAo., will have a social and
membership drive Sunday, Nov.
17. at Jericho Hall, 2705 Joy Rd.
Men and women are invited. The
annuli banquet will be held Dec.
8 at Moss Kosher Catering Co.
An evening of games, spon-
sored by the GOLDIE MYERSON
GROUP of the Pioneer Women's
Organization, will be held at 8
p.m. Sunday. Nov. 10, at the Rose
S:itig Cohen Bldg., Lawton at
Tyler. Proceeds from the event
vi,!tl go toward aid to refugee
children. Members and friends
e invited to attend.
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Mildred Brightman, Central
1-1,4O student, was named winner
of the Who Is Miss Spook?"
contest at the Halloween party
so insored by AVIVA CHAPTER
OF JUNIOR MIZRACHI.
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YOUNG WOMEN'S BICUR
CHOLEM ORGANIZATION met
Oct. 23 in the home of Mrs. T.
and Nov. 4 at the home of
ILi E. Kahidon. Plans for the
cl.mor luncheon, Dec. 11, were
discussed. A donor rally tea is
also being planned.
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Alumna Chapter of IOTA AL-
PHA PI sorority, Wayne Univer-
sit .., , entertained the new gradu-
ates at an evening of bridge at
ti) .± home of Mrs. Morris Goldin.
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SHARONA, iiewly formed
groan of the :'ioneer Women's
ganization, will hold a mem-
ht.,...hip tea at the home of Faye
Flint, 2532 Pasadena, at 2:30 p.m.
Sunday. Nov. 10. Young women
of 20 and over who are interested
in tive organization are invited to
call membership chairman Shula-
mith Mi•hlin. TO. 8-1239.
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On Oct. 30, INFANTS SER-
VICE GROUP helped bake cakes
fot the dessert luncheon which
was served at the open meeting
of League of Jewish Women's
Organizations, at the Center-Mrs.
Eleanor King, president, thanks
Mrs. George Treeger, vice presi-
dent. who acted in her place, and
Mesdames Morris Aronow, Jack
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millions. (1) It's as pure as money can
buy (2) Goes to work fast with speed un-
surpassed in field of aspirin (3) Offers real
economy in either size. Get St. Joseph
Aspirin. world's largest seller at 10c.
Save even more is 100 Giblet rise for 35e,
as you get nearly 3 tablets for only lc.
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Tuesday, Nov. 12 at the Rose
Sittig Cohen Bldg. The Executive
Board is planning the group's
dinner dance, scheduled for Jan.
18 at the Book-Cadillac Hotel.
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DETROIT WOMEN'S SER-
VICE CLUB will hold a food 4nd
clothes shower Nov. 11 at Assem-
bly Hall. Members and friends
are invited to take part in the
games and refreshments. The
organization has pledged a con-
tribution to the Women's Em-
ergency Relief Committee and
also the members' services in
packing articles for overseas ship-
ment.
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AESCULAPIAN LADIES
AUXILIARY will meet Wednes-
day, Nov. 13, at the home of Mrs.
Albert Berman, 2690 Tuxedo.
Plans will be discussed for the
Aesculapian's twentieth annual
dinner dance Dec. 2. Mrs. Harry
Katzman, UN. 2-9428, is in charge
of reservations.
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In accordance with the By-Laws of the Real Estate
and Building Council of Detroit Service Group, She
report of the Nominating Committee of fhe Council
is hereby given public notice at least 10 days prior to
election of officers which will take place Sunday, Nov.
17, at 1 1:30 a. m., in Butzel Hall of the Jewish Com-
munity Center.
REAL ESTATE AND BUILDING COUNCIL
BALLOT
Detroit Service Group
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Mrs. Joseph Pinnock, wife of
the principal of Mackenzie High
school, will speak at the Nov. 13
meeting of the UNIVERSITY
AREA WOMEN'S CLUB at the
home of Mrs. Harry Nochman,
17578 Kentucky. Mrs. Pinnock
will discuss her experiences at
the United Nations Assembly.
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CHAPTER OF
JUNIOR MIZRACHI will hold its
next meeting at 8 p. in. Nov. 13
at 2939 Burlingame. Girls 18 to
25 are invited to participate in
the group's activities.
ATTARA
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BALLOT
Louis Tabashnik
VICE.-('HAIRMEN Vote for Three)
Israel Himelhoch
Julian H. Krolik
Louis Robinson
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Executive Secretary (Vote for One)
HENRY FEINBERG
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Representatives to Board of Governc-
Jewish Welfare Federation (Vote for Tw...
LOUIS BERRY
BARNEY SMITH
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Division Board of Directors
Builders (Vote for Three)
JAMES ROSSIN
GEORGE D. SEYBURN
NATHAN SILVERMAN
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Real Estate (Vote for Two)
BEN B. FENTON
DAVID WILKUS
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Hotels (Vote for One)
EMANUEL J. HARRIS
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Property Management (Vote for Two)
ALLEN C. KRAMER
HARRY ROTT
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Contractors and Sub-Contractors (Vote for Two)
NORMAN ROSS
ABE SILBERSTEIN
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Modernization, Repairs, Roofers and Tinsmiths
(Vote for Two)
SAMUEL H. ELLMAN
JACOB KALT
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Building Suppliers (Vote for One)
BENJAMIN WILK
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Store Fixture, Janitor Suppliers
(Vote for Three)
WALTER FIELD
IRVING GOLDBERG
BEN SMITH
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Painters and Decorators (Vote for Two)
IRVING BRONSON
SAMUEL VICTOR
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Heating, Plumbing and Suppliers (Vote for One)
HARRY C. DAVIDSON
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Furniture (Vote for Two)
Herman Nathias
Max Osnos
Executive Director (Vote for One)
IRWIN SHAW
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DETROIT SERVICE GROUP
CHURN VS (Vote for Due)
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In accordance with the By-Laivs of the Mercantile Division
of the Detroit Service Group, the report of the Nominating
Committee of the Division is hereby given public notice ten
days prior to election of officers which will take place on
Tuesday. November 19, at 6:30 p. m., in the Wayne Room.
Hotel Statler.
MERCNTII.E. DIVISION
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Vice-Chairman (Vote for Four)
MEYER FISHMAN
MAX C. HANDLER
JOSEPH HOLTZMAN
BARNEY SMITH
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A symposium on the subject
"Is There A Need for Religion in
the Atomic Age" will be the
feature of the next meeting .of
WOMEN'S LEAGUE FOR SAB-
BATH OBSERVANCE. Wednes-
day, at 12:30, at Congregation
Bnai Moshe, Dexter and Law-
rence. Participating will be
Rabbis Leizer Levin. I. Stollman
and Joshua Sperka. A dessert
luncheon will precede the meet-
ing which will serve as a mem-
bership reunion meeting. Mem-
bers are asked to bring food and
clothing for European DPs.
I.uggage & Loans (Vote for One)
Morris Den Lewis
Chairman (Vote for One)
LOUIS BERRY
and Hardware
Specialty Shops (Vote for Two)
Walter J. Mayer
I. Lewis Znieback
SECRETARIES (Vote for Two)
Esther R. Prussia.
Irwin Shaw
Representatises to Board of Gover-
nors. Jewish Welfare Federation
(Vote for Three)
Maurice A. Enggass
Israel Hinielhoch
Morris Shades
James Wineman
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David Chaney
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Electricians and Suppliers (Vote for Two)
MILTON J. DONER
LOUIS H. MARKS
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Architects and Building Engineers (Vote for One)
CHARLES N. AGREE
Store Employees (Vote for One)
Furriers (Vote for One)
David M. Feerer
Milliners (Vote for Dee)
HOARD OF DIRECTORS
Coal and Ice (Vote for One)
DAVID GOLDBERG
Howard Schiller
Jewelers (Vete for Two)
Emil Rose
Fred F. Shantens
Shoes (Vote for One)
Men's Apparel (Vote for Two)
OTHER NOMINATIONS
MAY BE MADE
FROM THE FLOOR
Nathan H. Schoinick
Dan Winograd
Samuel D. Plotter
Dry Goods (Vote for Oise)
Maurice A. Landau
Merchant Tailors (Vote for 0410
Samuel A. Granadier
Farther Nominations May Be Made from the neer
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