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ACTIVITIES IN SOCIETY

Norman R. Schakne, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schakne, of
Euclid Ave., has returned from Italy where he was stationed with the
U. S. Army of Occupation.
Gertrude Strauss, president of Junior Hadassah, and Jean Quidd
and Ruth Prujansky, membership and program chairmen, respec-
tively, of the Russell Woods Group, attended the 23rd National con-
vention of Junior Hadassah in Atlantic City over the Thanksgiving
week-end. They reported on the convention at the meetings held
last Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Derman of Great Neck, Long Island, N. Y., is being
entertained for a week by Mr. and Mrs. D. Berg of Greenlawn Ave.
A luncheon will be given in her honor at the Stat.ler Terrace Room
on Friday, Dec. 13.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Gihsburg of Traverse City spent the Thanks-
giving weekend in Kalamazoo as the guests of their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Price. Their son, Milford Ginsbterg,
a pre-medical student at the University of Michigan, was also there
for the holiday.
Miss Mildred Backalar was feted at a bridal shower given by
her grandmother, Mrs. A. Backalar, Dec. 3, at Zack's.
William Rosen of 19345 11-Mile Rd., Roseville, Mich., visited in
Chicago, St. Louis, Denver and Los Angeles, and now is spending
the winter at El Paso, Tex.
Saul R. Levin has left for Mexico and Guatemala on a business
trip.
Lucene Saper, daughter of Mrs. Rose Saper, will arrive home
for her vacation Dec. 21 from the University of Miami, Coral Gables,
Fla.
Mrs. David B. Weber has been appointed to the "Michigan on
Canvas" committee. She was a guest at a luncheon given for the
committee by James Weber.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Minus and Mr. and Mrs. N. Raskin spent
the week-end in Grand Rapids where they attended the Michigan
Dental Laboratory Guild Convention.
Paul Corby of Calvert Ave. left on Nov. 23 by plane for Europe
for a two month trip. He intends to visit England, France, Belgfum,
Switzerland, Czechoslovakia and Germany.
Mt. and Mrs. Abraham DeRoven of 4067 Kendall had as their
guest over the week-end Prof. Jacob Weinberg of New York. Prof.
Weinberg, eminent pianist and composer, was the guest artist at the
Hashofar Society concert at the-Jewish Center last Sunday. A re-
ception,•honoring Prof. Weinberg, was given after the concert at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. DeRoven. -
Rayetta Harris, Hilda Penfil, Charlotte Nelson, Mildred Bright-
man and Fay Stollman were Detroit delegates to the seventh annual
convention of Junior Mizrachi Women's Organization of America in
New Yopk.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Bleier left for Miami Beach, Fla., to visit
with their daughter, Mrs. L. Surowitz, and her two children, of
Pontiac.
Mr. and Mrs. Markus S. Simon have moved from McQuade Ave.
and are now residing at 3030 Webb Ave.

Meisels Guest Artist
At Folk Institute's
20th Donor Luncheon

JNF Women Report
Large Gifts for Drive

The $100,000 drive for the Jew-
ish National Fund in Detroit is
The 20th jubilee donor lunch- well under way, according to
eon of Sholem Aleichem Folk In- spokesmen of the JNF Ladies
stitute will be, held at 1:30 p. m. Auxiliary, who report the follow-
ing gifts of $100 or more.
M. L. Fruman gave - $350; gifts
of $250 were made by Mrs. David
Borin, Sarah Brody and family,
Louis Feldman, Koesel and Key-
s well, Harold Shrier, Ben Tobin,
United States Steel Co., and
Wayne Steel Sales Co. Gifts of
$100 were made by Mrs. Joseph
Aichenbaum, Celia and Nathan
Borin, Mrs. Sam Cohen, Lillie J.
Epps, Louis Epps, Dave Feldman,
Sol Eisenberg, Max Handler, the
Horodoker Independent Ladies'
Society Senior Group, Samuel G.
Keywell, MiJlei Lumber Co. and
Kalman Shapiro gave $125.

Palestine Delegate
Lateiner Brothers
To PWO Will Speak Appear in Concert
At Meeting Monday
Music Study Club will present

Rivka Yoffe, a former officer
of the PATS, (equivalent to our
WACS), Palestine delegate of
the Pioneer Women's Organiza-

Wednesday at the Book Cadillac
Hotel.
Saul Meisels, nationally known
for his interpretations of Jewish
songs and radio and concert ap-
pearances, will be the guest artist.
He will be accompanied at the
piano by Ida Ruth Meisels.
This project is sponsored by the
literary groups 'of the Sholem
Aleichem Folk Institute as the
major money-raising project of
the year in support of the schools.
Mrs. Reva Schwartz is chairman.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Finkelstein
are planning a Hanukah latke
party at" their home. There will
be a New Year's Eve party at
the home of the Charles Drikers,
3275 Leslie.

Levi Shapiro to Explain
Structure of Histadrut

"The Structure of the Hista-
drut in Palestine" will be ex-
plained this Friday evening at a
meethig of the League Chapter of
the Labor Zionist Organization
by Levi Shapiro of Ein Hashko-
phet, Palestine, at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney M. Shevitz,
4751 Sturtevant. All members
and friends are invited.
Mr. Shapiro, his wife and chil-
dren, recent arrivals from Pales-
tine, are visiting their family in
Detroit

Palestine- Bureau Seeks
Word on- M. Goldovt

The raalestine Bureau, Zionist
Organization of America, 41 E.
the brothers Jacob and Isadore 62nd St:, Room 600, New York
Lateiner, pianist and violinist, re- 17, N. Y., has received an urgent
spectively, in a concert at 8:30 message from S. Goldovt, now in
p. m. next Monday in the audi- Russia, who is seeking contact
torium of the Detroit Institute of with his brother, Moses Goldovt,
Arts.
located in Detroit. Anrone know-
An open house for members of ing his whereabouts is required
the club honoring the young so- to inform the Palestine Bureau,
loists, will be held from 8 to 10 referring to List No. 64.
p. m. Sunday evening at the home
of Dr. and Mrs. Ezra Lipkin on
,t,Webb Ave.

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Leon Kay, Former
Head of Detroit AJC,
Addresses JWV Post

tion, will address an open meet-
ing at 8:3g p. m. next Monday at
the Brown Memorial Chapel of
Temple Beth El.
Miss Yoffe is the first Palestin-
ian born delegate to the Pioneer
Women. She was born in Tiber-
ias and educated in Tel-Aviv.
She studied in France and was
secretary to Professor Zelig Bro-
detsky, head of the Political De-
partment of the Jewish Agency in
London. Miss Yoffe served four
years with the Palestine Terri-
torial Auxiliary Service in Egypt
and attained the rank of lieuten-
ant.
Miss Yoffe, who arrived in this
country about a month ago,
represents 70,000 women organ-
ized into the Working Women's
Council of Palestine.
Emma Shaver, who recently
returned from an eight months'
trip through Europe, will relate
her experiences with the displac-
ed persons in the DP camps.
The annual donor event of the
Pioneer Women's Clubs will be
held on Wednesday afternoon,
Jan. 15, at Masonic Te.nple, to
benefit the Child-Rescue Fund
and the Kfar-Saba Children's
Home.
Mrs. M. Michlin, TO. 8-1239,
is fund-raising chairman. Her
co-chairmen are Mesdames F.
White, Club One; F. Friedman,
Club Two; J. Malamud, Drora-
Kadima; H. Hirschhorn, Hanita;
S. Fealk, Goldie-Myerson; A.
•Lazaroff, Brandeis; R. Katz, Mas-
sada. Mrs. Y. Dubin is in charge
of souvenir books; Mesdames A.
Mondry and S. Leltin in charge of
organizations.

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Leon K a y, Detroit mining
engineer, and formerly president
of the Detroit Section of the Am-
erican Jewish Congress, will ad-
dress the Jack Winokur Post
of the Jewish War Veterans at
the second of its current series
of public program meetings to be
held at JWV Hall, 8212 12th St.
at 8:30 p. m. next Wednesday.
Mr. Kay will speak on "Recent
Events in Palestine." The oc-
casion will include showing of
two technicolor films, "Home are
the Hunted," and They Live
Again."
The evening's social hour will
include dancing and refresh-
ments. The public, it was an-
nounced by Robert Heydt, post
commander, is invited to attend
without charge.

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