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THE JEWISH NEWS

Friday, December 20,,1944

Women's Clubs

To Wed June 29

JWV Auxiliary Members Cleveland Temple Marks
100th Anniversary with
Participate irt Activities
Of Veteran Organization Donations to Agencies - -

LOUIS BRANDEIS WOMEN of
BNAI BRITH held a social eve-
ning Dec. 19 which featured a
skit, under the direction of dra-
Louba Lupiloff, president of
matic chairman Pearl Rosenberg. the Department of Michigan La-
Clothing for the SOS campaign dies Auxilia7, Jewish. War Vet-
was collected. Red Cross chair-
man Rho Alderman reported that
her committee has completed an
afghan to be presented to the
Dearborn Veterans' Hospital.

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GOLDIE MEYERSON GROUP
of the Pioneer Women's Organi-
zation will celebrate Hanukah
with a latke party at 8 p. m. Sat-
urday, Dec. 29 at the home of
Sara Nakelsky, 1935 Clairmount.
Members and friends are invited
to attend.
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A Hanukah membership tea
will be held by PISGAH B. and
P. AUXILIARY OF BNAI BRITH
at the home of Regina Goldstein,
3728 Glynn, from 2 to 4:30 p. m.
this Sunday. Mrs. Nathan Wolf •
will be guest speaker. Prospec-
tive. members are invited. For
information call Lillie Singer,
HO. 0385.
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RODIN CLUB, at its December
meeting at the home of Mrs.
Milton Miller, had as guests Mar-
cie Dubinsky of Ishpeming, Mich.,
and Mrs. Habold Schwartzman.
The next meeting will be held
Jan. 8 at the home of Mrs. David
Grossman.

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REBECCA GRATZ AUXILI-
ARY of Bnai Brith Young Women
will have a Hanukah party at its
will have a Hanukah party as its
Sunday evening, in Butzel Hall
of the. Jewish Community Center.
All young women interested in
joining are asked to contact the
membership chairman, Leona
Weinberg. TO. 8-9411.
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PISGAH WOMEN No. 122 of
Bnai Brith invited friends and
members to an open meeting,
at 8:30 p.m., Monday, Dec. 23,
at the Bnai Moshe. Hostesses
will be the Pisgah Women bowl-
ers who will present a fun-
packed evening of entertainment.
Refreshments will be served. For
information regarding member-
ship call Mrs. Jack Kahn, TO.
7-5274.
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CLEVELAND. — The Euclid
Avenue Temple will celebrate its
100th birthday by making gifts
to five Cleveland welfare organi-
zations representing all denom-
inations and the Negro commun-
ity, it is announced by Judge
Maurice Bernon, president of the
congregation.
The presentations will be made
at the 100th annual meeting of
the congregation this Sunday
evening. Recipient organizations
are: Greater Cleveland Hospital
Fund, Jewish Welfare Federa-
tion, Catholic Charities, Cleve-
land Welfare Federation, and
Karamu House, Negro settle-
ment.
Mayor Thomas A. Burke of
Cleveland, will accept the gifts
on behalf of the beneficiaries.
Gov. Frank J. Lausche will be
present at the celebration.
The plan, originated by Dr.
Barnett R. Brickner, rabbi of
the Euclid Avenue Temple, has
LOUBA LUPILOFF
aroused widespread comment
erans of the United States, has from Cleveland civic leaders.
returned, with other department
delegates from the Auxiliary's Seek $250,000 on Coast
51st annual convention at Atlan- To Erect Brandeis Camp
Climaxing a nationwide surge
tic City, where they heard reports I
on new member auxiliaries. in-: of enthusiasm for Zionist Youth
creased hospital services, and co- Education, Pacific Coast Zionists
operation with other veteran announce their intention of rais-
ing $250,000 in 1947 for a West
groups.
Coast Brandeis Camp Institute in
Hilda Goldberg. Department of
Michigan publicity chairman, was California. _
delegated to represent the auxili-
PRIMROSE B E N E V O LENT
ary at the United Spanish War
Veterans testimonial dinner CLUB announces that from the
proceeds of its donor luncheon
Dec. 14.
last month, it was enabled to
Rose Gottlieb, department hos- donate $1,000 to charitable
pital chairman, Rose Cowan, de- causes.
partment chief of staff, and the
president were delegates to the
meeting of the Voluntary Service
Committee of the Veterans Ad-
ministration.

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BNAI BRITH YOUNG WOM-
NEUGARTEN MEDICAL AID EN will observe Sabbath Night
held its annual -election of officers this Friday at Temple Beth El,
Dec. 16, at the Jewish Community with Rabbi B. Benedict Glazer
Center. Mrs. Charles Aller was officiating. The Detroit Council
re-elected president; vice-presi- chairman, Inez Mendelson, re-
dents, Mrs. Benjamin Krell, Jr.; quests that all Bnai Brith Young
Mrs. Samuel Shewitz, Mrs. Albert Women be present at this service.
Weiss, and Mrs. Norman Noble;
treasurer, Mrs. Samuel Roth-
stein; financial secretary, Mrs.
Charles Hyman; correspcnding
secretary, Mrs. Morris -Mellen;
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Mr. and Mrs. Herman S. Avrin
of 18631 Appoline announce the
Bar Mitzvah of their son, Gerald
Martin, to be observed Saturday
morning, Dec. 21, at Northwest
Hebrew Congregation and Center.
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Mr. and Mrs. Leo Magid an-
nounce the Bar Mitzvah of their
son, Howard A., at 10:30 a. m.
Saturday, Dec. 21, at Beth Tikvah
Synagogue, Petoskey near Chi-
cago Blvd. A reception honoring
the Bar Mitzvah will be held at
8:30 p. m. Sunday, Dec. 22 at the
Belcrest Hotel.

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ATTARA CHAPTER of JUN-
IOR MIZRACHI heard Lawrence
Weintraub, recent arrival from
Lodz. Poland, discuss his experi-
ences in five years of detention
in a Nazi concentration camp, at
its last meeting.
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Mrs. Emma Lazaroff Schaver
MISS LEONA SKLAR
has been invited to the next
meeting of INFANTS' SERVICE .
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sklar of
GROUP to discuss the needs of
infants in European DP camps, Sturtevant Ave. announce the en-
the service group decided at a -gagement of their daughter
Dec. 16 meeting at the home of t I Leona, to Sid Chafetz, son of Mr.

GOOSE COUSINS CLUB cele-
brated its first anniversary and
installation of officers at a lunch-
eon at Huyler's on Dec. 10. The
new officers are: president, Mrs.
Arthur Carnick; vice-president,
Mrs. Jack Goose; recording sec-
retary, Mrs. Morrey Weisberg;
corresponding secret ary, Mrs.
Samuel Goose; treasurer, Mrs.
editor, Mrs.
Jack , Markowitz;
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