Women's Clubs
Weds This Summer
BRANDEIS GROUP of the
Pioneer Women's Organization
will have a Valentine party at
8:30 p. m. Feb. 15 at the Rose
Sittig Cohen Bldg., Taylor and
Lawton. Refreshments will be
served. Admission is 50 cents a
person, and is open to the public.
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LADIES' AUXILIARY of the
JEWISH NATIONAL FUND will
hold its victory meeting and des-
sert luncheon at 12:30 p. m. Tues-
day, Feb. 18, at the Rose Sittig
Cohen Bldg. Rabbi Milton Aron,
director of the Wayne University
Hillel Foundation, will review
Sholem Aleichem's "The Old
Country." Shirley Subar will lead
singing. Hostesses
community
will be Mesdames Jules Kraft, A.
Prag. H. Schumer, Peter Chodo-
rof f. Jos. Sandler, and Ralph
Falk. Everyone attending is ask-
ed to bring a package for the SOS
drive.
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GOLDIE MEYERSON group of
Pioneer Women's Organization
will hold a special Gewerkshaften
meeting at 9 p. m. Tuesday, Feb.
18, at the home of Sara Nakel-
sky, 1935 Clairmount. Movies and
refreshments are schedule d.
Members and friends are invited.
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SISTERHOOD of CONGREGA-
f TION BNAI MOSHE will sponsor
a Purim family dinner at 6:30
p. in. Sunday, March 9. Mrs. Sam
Friedman is chairman.
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The luncheon committee of the
NEUGARTEN MEDICAL AID is
meeting this Friday at the home
of Mrs. N. Noble to discuss plans
for the 1947 year book, under the
chairmanship of Mrs. Benjamin
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MISS LILLIAN RUDNICK
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Rudnick
of Glynn Court announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Lillian, to Daniel B. Hamburg,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben J. Ham-
burg of Webb Ave. A late sum-
me• wedding is planned.
Northwest Sisterhood
Holds SOS Shower,
Purim Masquerade
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The Sisterhood of the North-
west Hebrew Congregation and
Center will sponsor a food and
clothing shower for the Euro-
pean survivors at 1 p. m. Tues-
day, Feb. 25. A dessert luncheon
will precede the program, which
will feature the Patricia Stevens
modeling school, demonstrating
"The Art of Better Grooming."
Mrs. Joe Mehr is chairman,
assisted by Mesdames Ira Kauf-
man, Sam Simmer and Dan
Aidem. Admission will be by
contribution of food or clothing
for the SOS Drive. Members are
urged to -bring their friends.
The Sisterhood is sponsoring
two Girl Scout troops. Mrs.
Jacob Levine is in charge of the
Bdownies for girls 7 through
10, and Mrs. Max Littky is in
charge of the 11 through 14
troops. Members desiring to en-
roll their children are asked to
call either Mrs. Levine, UN.
4-3671, or Mrs. Littky, UN. 3-5637.
Members of the Board will
meet at 8:30 p. m. Wednesday,
Feb. 19 to complete arrangements
for the masquerade Purim ball,
which will be given March 9, in
the social hall of the Synagogue.
Mrs. Michael Galsky is chair-
man of this affair, which is for
members only.
HEBREW LADIES AID SO-
CIETY is plbnning a Purim
party to be held sometime in
March. The date will be an-
nounced later.
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NAOMI AUXILIARY of BNAI
BRITH YOUNG WOMEN will
honor chapter president Sylvia
Modiest with a tea Feb. 23 at the
home of Lorraine Deutsch, 2274
Gladstone. Guest speaker for the
afternoon will be Dorothy Weber
Pasteur. past president, Detroit
BBYW Council. The Auxiliary
will hold its fund-raising affair
Feb. 19 at the Bereznitzer Hall,
Linwood at Davison. Games and
refreshments are on the program.
Evie Weinberg, TY. 5-3107, is
chairman. Prospective members
18 to 25, are invited to attend
a social at 8:30 p. m. Tuesday,
Feb. 25, at the home of Joyce
Seedberg• 1721 Collingwood.
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LOUIS MARSHALL YOUNG
WOMEN of BNAI BRITH will
hold a Valentine dance as their
paid-up membership affair at
8:30 p. m. Sunday, Feb. 16, at
the Belcrest Hotel. Refreshments
will be served. All eligible young
men are invited to attend. For
further information Betty Schol-
nick. TO. 7-5127, membership
chairman.
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PROGRESSIVE LADIES' UN-
TERSTITZUNG VEREIN will
have its 32nd annual donor lunch-
eon Feb. 24, at noon, at the Book
Cadillac. There will be a radio
show with Russ Mulholland as
master of ceremonies. Proceeds
will go for child rescue. For in-
formation call Mrs. J. Berke
chairman, TO. 5-6703, or Mrs. I.
Xruker, TR. 2-7409.
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DETROIT YOUNG WOMEN'S
COUNCIL of Bnai Brith will-
sponsor its annual' fund-raising
dance Saturday evening, March
1, in the Grand Ballroom of Ma-
sonic Temple. Music will be fur-
nished by Steven Corell and his
orchestra. Leona Weinberg,
Council Fund Raising Chairman',
announces the following dance
chairmen: ads, Esther Karbal and
Marcia Goodgall; tickets, Betty
Skolnick: contact, Anne Noch-
man; rally, Shirley Silver; cleri-
cal, Ray Yanovsky; correspond-
ence, Gloria Chadwick; and pub-
licity, Sara Lee Eichler. Tickets
can be secured by calling Betty
Skolnick at TO. 7-5127.
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PURITY CHAPTER, 359,
O.E.S., will sponsor a charity
smorgasbord luncheon at O.E.S.
Temple, Feb. 17, 12:30 p. m. Pro-
ceeds will go to the O.E.S. Villa
Fund for Orphan Children and
the Sister Kenny Fund. For
tickets call Esther a Kozin, TO.
6-8666, or Esther Tenzer, HO.
7439.
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LITTLE WOMEN of HADAS-
SAH will hear Mrs. Carl Schiller
discuss the World Zionist Con-
gress at a meeting at 2:30 p. m.
Sunday, Feb. 16, at Shaarey
Zedek. Following Mrs. Schiller's
talk, the girls plan an afternoon
of games.
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SHARONAH GROUP of PWO
will hold a cultural meeting cen-
tering on a discussion of the
life and work of Max Nordau,
Tuesday, Feb. 18, at the home
of Gertrude Bernstein, 2705 Elm-
hurst, TO. 5-9100. The group's
paid-up membership Valentine
party will be held Feb. 15 in the
USO Lounge of the Jewish Com-
munity Center.
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RAYMOND ZUSSMAN
YOUNG WOMEN of Bnai Brith
w,l1 hold a paid-up membership
affair at 7 p. m. Feb. 15, at the
home of Shirley Kalovsky. 1955
Blaine. Apt. 7. Women 18 or
over ,s .ho are interested are ask-
ed to contact membership chair-
man Florine Lebove, UN. 2-8388
after 6 p. m.
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NORTH WOODWARD
BRANCH of JEWISH EUROP-
EAN WELFARE ORGANIZA-
TIONS will meet at the home of
Mrs P. Shanak 3321 Carter, at
12:30 p. rn:—/fuesday, Feb. 18.
Plans will be formulated for • the
shower to benefit widows and
orphans of Europe. Mrs. A.
Goldberg is chairman.
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THE JEWISH NEWS
'Page Fourteen
Friday. February 14. 1947
Births'
Governor Congratulates Congress Women Plan
JWV on United Nations Interfaith Session Feb. 19
Theme for Feb. 22 Ball
Mrs. Samuel Isher, education
Jan. -2I—To Mr. and Mrs. Max
vice-president of the Detroit Tratner, (Shirley Tribuck), of
4268 Richton, a son, Alan Arthur.
General admission tickets are
still available to the Jewish War Women's Division of the "Ameri-
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Veterans' fourth annual patriotic
Jan. 30—To Mr. and Mrs.
military ball, to be held Saturday
Mitchell Feldman (Helen Lef-
evening, Feb. 22, in the large
kofsky), a son, Alan Lawrence.
ballroom of Masonic Temple.
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Two orchestras will provide
Jan. 31—To Mr. and Mrs. Sam-
music for dancing in the ballroom,
uel Garber of Buena Vista, a son,
which will be decorated with
Paul Allan.
United Nations flags.
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Providing impetus for the suc-
Feb. 3—To Mrs. Hannan R.
cess of the ball, are letters from
Kraft (Joyce Pensler) of Ewald
representatives of local and state
Circle, a son, James Michael.
governments, according to Com-
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mander Perry P. Burnstine. Gov-
Feb. 4—To Mr. and Mrs. Al E.
ernor Kim Sigler's message reads,
Gingold (Roslyn S. Miller) of
in part, "I am happy that you
Cherrylawn Ave., a son, Andrew
have chosen the "United Nations"
Stuart.
as the theme for this occasion.
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The success of this united drive
Feb. 6—To Mr. and Mrs.
for world peace depends on • co-
George Fredson (Jean Simons)
operation among the representa-
of Pinehurst Ave., a son, Steven
tives of the peoples of the world.
Gary.
The teamwork which you dis-
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played as members of the armed
Feb. 7—To Mr. and Mrs. Man-
forces, and now as a peace-time
MRS. SAMUEL OLSHER - uel Schubiner (Rita Goldberg),
organization, can be an important
factor in forging a strong public can Jewish Congress, who is in of 10220 Curtis, a son, Merick
opinion to back the efforts of the charge of the fifth annual in- Allen.
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United Nations."
Tickets may be obtained by terfaith program to be presented
To Mr. and Mrs. Andrew A.
calling Department of Michigan at the meeting Wednesday, Feb. Blau (Phyllis Garelik) of Fair-
headquarters, TR. 1-8899, or Com- 19, at the Book-Cadillac Hotel, field Ave., a daughter, Marsha
mander Burnstine, MA. 5888.
Install Lansing Post
At Feb. 2 Ceremony
Lansing Post No. 559 of the
JWV was instituted and officers
installed Feb. 2 at the Tally-Ho
Club in Lansing. The following
are the post leaders: Marston H.
Busch, commander; Philip
Schwartz, sr. vice commander;
Alex Marion, jr. vice commander;
Efriam Schetzer, judge advocate;
Henry Fine, surgeon; Jack Shan-
ker, adjutant; William Karps,
quartermaster; Rabbi Abba Fein-
berg, chaplain; Irving Lieberman,
patriotic instructor; Robert Fine,
officer of the, day.
Ain Hashofet Member
To Be Third Speaker
In Series on Palestine
anounces that the guest speaker
will be Rabbi Morris Adler. The
subject of his address, which will
follow a subscription luncheon
at 12:30 p. m., will be "Putting
Religion to Work in the Com-
munity."
The Human Relations Com-
mittee, under the chairmanship
of Mrs. Norman Ginsburg, has
invited representatives of Jewish
and Non-Jewish organizations to
attend this meeting. Mrs. Max
Saidman, TO. 8-9494. is taking
reservations for the luncheon.
Kay.
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Hyman
P. Levy wish to thank friends
and relatives for the many kind-
nesses shown them in their re-
cent bereavement.
Pennant Waves
$6.50 to $25.00
Shampoo
and Wave . . .$1.25
At the insistence of my many friends
and acquAintinces, I have organ-
ized several Orchestral units for
your Musical requirements.
Sue Harmon,
Owner and Operator
Doris Zepp Babs Rydburg
HERSCHEL LEIB
FISHER
ORCHESTRAS
A world traveler who has been
in the Zionist movement since
childhood will describe how
young people, coming from all
backgrounds. adjust to Palestine,
in the third Palestine Forum at
the Jewish Community tenter
Tuesday, Feb. 18, under the
sponsorship of Detroit Hechalutz.
He is Yona Yonai who went
from the United States to Pales-
tine in 1932 and has limed there
since except for a number of
trips to Europe and the United
States as a member of Hashomer
Hatzair.
Yonai is a member of Ain
• ashofet, one of the first three
colonies established in Palestine
by American pioneers. He was a
student at Cornell University and
has`spoken in behalf of Zionism
in many American cities. For a
number of years he was secre-
tary of\the colony.
Refreshments will be served
by the Pioneer Women, follow-
ing a question and answer pe-
riod.
Youth Education League
To Fete Leaders in
Luncheon-Ticket Sale
Mrs. Louis Fried, chairman of
the pledge fund luncheon of
Youth Education League, to be
held March 4, reported at the
last meeting at the Rose Sittig
Cohen Bldg., that an honor lunch-
eon will be given for the 10 per-
sons selling the most tickets.
Mrs. Eli Gross, chairman of
entertainment, is arranging the
March 4 program.
Mrs. Stephen S. Wise, president
of the Women's Division of the
American Jewish Congress, in a
message to the Youth Education
League, thanked the Detroit wo-
men for their contribution to the
Congress children's adoption pro-
gram.
Mrs. Morris Silverman of the
foster parent committee reported
packages have been sent to the
adopted children in Europe.
Tickets for the March 4 lunch-
eon may be secured by calling
Mri. Morris Cohen, UN. 2-9422;
Mrs. Alfred Laikin, UN. 3-4763;
Mrs. Louis Mann, UN. 1-7366.
Refined Music For Select Clientele.
Beaty Salon
(Formerly Musical Director of Fox
Theatre and Book Casino—Now
Playing Shubert Lafayette
Theatre.)
TY. 6-9350
10349 Linwood
TO. 8-4805
Evening Appointments
Thurs. and Fri.,
You're Always Welcome At Al Millers
You are cordially invited to visit
AL MILLER'S
KOSHER DELICATESSEN
Many pleasant surprises are in store for you! Open 7:00 A.M.
to 2:00 A.M., serving Breakfast—Lunch--Dinner and After
Theater Snacks.
620 Woodward
GRAND
OPENING
National Bank Bldg.
Block
Phone CA. 3229
Food Carry-Out
Service
TUESDAY.
FEBRUARY
18th
Interior Decora-
tions by Henry
Dahlgren
NOW IS THE TIME
TO BUY FURNITURE
For The Holidays
Avoid disappointment . . . buy what you see.
We have on display a large selection of the
finest Upholstered Furniture. Lamps, Tables,
Mirrors and Novelties. Special discount dur-
ing the month of February.
S. ABRAMSON
FURNITURE CO.
Established in 1921
16338 DEXTER
TOwnsend 3-3837
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8911 TWELFTH
TYler 5-6196
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Open Sat. lEve.—Open Sunday 10:35 A.. M. to 3 P. . M.
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