Friday, October 3, 1947
THE JEWISH NEWS.
Mrs. Max Frank Heading
Federation Women's Slate
Members of the board of the
Women's Division of the Jewish
Welfare Federation of Detroit
who are being nominated for
office at the Community Harvest
Festival Luncheon and Annual
Meeting at 12 noon on Wednes-
day, Oct. 8, at the Hotel Statler,
are:
Mesdames Max Frank, presi-
dent; Robert J. Newman, Alex-
ander W. Sanders, Nate S. Sha-
piro, and Leonard H. Weiner,
vice-presidents; Eugene J. Arn-
feld, recording secretary; Samuel
S. Aaron, corresponding secre-
tary.
Mrs. Shapiro has been a leader
in the Women's Division cam-
Pioneer Women to Start
Fall Activities Oct. 8
MRS. - SIMON KARBAL
paign drive, since the first wo-
men's drive. She was vice-chair-
man of the pre-campaign commit-
tee in the 1947 Allied Jewish
Campaign.
Mrs. Weiner, who has served
the Women's Division for two
terms as chairman of the pro-
gram committee, is a past pre-
sident of the Council of Jewish
Women, and chairman of the
operating committee of the 12th
Street Council Center. She is a
member of the board of the Jew-
ish Community Center.
Mrs. Frank has served the De-
troit Jewish community in vari-
ous capacities for a number cm
years. A past president bf tht
Detroit chapter of Hadassah, she
is a member of the board of the
Jewish Social Service Bureau
and of the Board of Governors
of the Jewish Welfare Federa-
tion. Since the organization of
the Women's Division, she has
been a member of the executive
committee and was a vice -chair-
man of the Women's 1947 Allied
Jewish Campaign.
Following the business meet-
ing, a dramatic poem embody-
ing the harvest theme will be pre- .
sented by Mrs. Harry Landsman,
Mrs. Abraham Cooper and Mrs.
Royal Maas.
Rabbi Morris Adler has a spe-
cial message of importance for
the women of the division.
Mrs. Joseph H. Ehrlich is the
retiring president of the Women's
Division.
'Mrs. H. J. L. Frank is chair-
man of the committee on lun-
cheon arrangements.
The Council of the Pioneer
Women's Organization will begin
its fall activities with an installa-
tion dinner dance on Oct. 8 at
Northwood Inn.
-Reservations can be made by
contacting Mrs. Simon Karbal,
dinner dance chairman, TO. 8-
5897, or TO. 9-7180.
Mrs. D, J. Warren will install
the following officers of the
Council: Mrs.. Harry. Kay, presi-
dent; Mrs. Norman Kanter, vice-
president in charge of organiza
tion; Mrs. Michael Michlin, vice-
president in charge of funds; Mrs.
A. J. Nakelsky, recording secre-
tary; Mrs. David Colman, finan-
cial secretary; Mrs. Hyman Katz,
treasurer; Mrs. Sam Wasserman,
corresponding secretary.
Fitzgerald
Students Give
Intercultural Program
At Center This Tuesday
In cooperation with the Fitz-
gerald School, the Council of
Mothers' Clubs of the Jewish
Center will present an intercul-
tural program at .8 p. m. TueSday,
Oct. 7, in the Center auditorium.
The program will feature stu-
dents of the school in a dramati-
ztion . of Florence :Mary FitcWs
book, "One God," produced by
Mrs, Margaret Barnes, assisted
by Mrs.' Florence White and Iris
Flannery. Vera McEwen is. prin-
cipal of Fitzgerald.
The program grew out of the
children's study of intercultural
relations, and their reading of
Mrs. Fitch's 'book, last , spring.
The dramatization • has been pre-
sented for parents 'of the stu-
dents.
Musical introduction . to the
three religious divisions of the
production include "Kol Nidre,"
"Ave Maria" and "Abide with
An eye witness report on the
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progress of rehabilitation of Eu-
The program is open to the
ropean victims of World War II public.
will be given by Mrs. William J.
Borkovitz, president • of Chicago
and mid-west Women's American Hebrew Culture GrOup
ORT, Oct. 16, at 1 p.' m., at the To Elect New Officers
home of Mrs. Clarence Enggass,
19344 Cumberland" Rd.
Kvutzah Ivrit, the Hebrew cul-
This will be the opening meet- tural group of Detroit, will hold
ing of the- season. Dessert lunch- its *annual election • meeting at 9
eon for members and • their p.. m. • Saturday, Oct. 11, in the
friends will precede the addresS.. auditorium of the Rose Sittig
•Mrs. Royal Maas will entertain: Cohen Bldg. •
at. the piano: Mrs. Louis - Ham-
Officers' for the ensuing. year .
burger is in Charge of hospitality, will be elected and reports for the
with Mrs..Charles Smith as hos- 'educational .a c tiv i t i es of the
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tess chairman. •
Kvutzah Ivrit and its Ladies Aux-
iliary will be submitted by chair-
men of all committees.
Refreshments will be-served. by
the Ladies Auxiliary. There is- no
admiSsidn charge.
ORT Women to Hear
Report on DPs Oct. 16
UHS Auxiliary Open
Fall Program Series
Mrs. Herbert MoSs, chairman •of
the cultural program committee
•of the Woman's- Auxiliary of the
United Hebrew. Schools, an-
nounces the first of a series of
prograrns, for . the auxiliary, at
12:30. p. m. Wednesday, Oct„ 22,
in the auditorium of - the Rose
Sittig Cohen Bldg. A luncheon-
ette will precede the program.
The program, "Let Us Talk
About Our Children," Will be in
the form of a symposium based
on book reviews dealing with
educational problems , of Jewish
children, pre-school through ado1- 1
escent age:
Odessa Society Ladies
Sponsor Benefit Event
Frances S
_hayire is chairman of
the annual donor luncheon of the
Ladies . of the Odessa Progressive
Aid Society, scheduled for 12:30
p. m. Tuesday, Oct. 28, at the
Hotel Statler.
Proceeds , from the luncheon
will be sent to orphans in Europe
and Palestine. • ,
Other committee members in-
clude Dorothy Weinhart; Helen
Ring, Eve Hayman, and Sarah
Kanter.
Wed at Bnai David
MRS. LOUIS BINDES
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Rosner
announce the 'marriage of their
daughter, Sarah Edith, to Louis
Lloyd -Bindes, son of Mrs. Edna
Bindes, Sunday, Sept. 7, at Bnai
David Synagogue. Rabbi Sperka
and Cantor Adler officiated.
The bride was lovely in her
white satin gown fashioned with
circular train and fitted bodice s
embellished with hand-embroid-
ered lace insertion. Her veil of
illusion, was held in plaCe by a
beaded crown. .
Mrs. Dorothy Fried, sister of
the bride, was matron-of-honor;
Phyllis Parker, maid-of-honor;
Sylvia Rosner, the bride's cou-
sin, Ann Turbow, Ida Cantor and
Bessie Bindes, bridesmaids, and
Marilyn Rosner, junior . brides-
maid. -
Robert Stoller was his cousin's
best man; George Fried, Sanford
Herschfield, Mark Stoller and
Morton Wineberg, ushers, and
Herbert Rosner, the bride's broth-
er, junior usher.
After the wedding dinner the
young couple left for a honey-
moon in California. Out-of-town
guests from Toronto, Washington,
D. C., Boston, New York and
Chicago attended the wedding.
Young Adult Council
Seeks Registration of
All Group Presidents
Page Thirteen
The Greater Detroit Bnai Brith
Women's Council is planning its
first annual fund-raising affair—
a Bnai Brith Ball to be held Sat-
urday night, Nov. 29, at the Ma-
sonic Temple, Crystal Ballroom.
Music will be furnished by the
orchestras of Ray Gorrell and
Jimmy Stevenson.
The Council repiesents the 14
Bnai Brith Women's Chapters
now active in Detroit with a com-
bined membership of over 5,000
women. The Bnai Brith Ball is
their first major attempt to com-
bine the fund raising activities of
these 14 groups in their annual
endeavor to meet their commit-
ments as a philanthropic and serv-
ice organization on both a local.
and national scale. Their goal is
$50,000.
Mrs. Samuel Aaron is Council
president. Mrs. • Saul. Bloom will
'be assisted by fund-raising chair-
man, Mrs. Samuel Bank, Mrs.
Samuel Gold, Mrs. Robert Cog-
gan and Miss Lena Trock as fi-
nancial secretary,- ad, ticket and
publicity chairmen, respectively.
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Mr. and Mrs. David Stark of
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marriage, Sept. 1, 'of their daugh-
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son of Mr. and • Mrs. Hyman
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Presidents of all young adult `■•■♦
organizations in the Jewish com-
munity are invited to attend a
brunch at 12:30 p. rn. Sunday,
Oct. 19, a't the Jewish Commu-
nity Center, under the sponsor-
ship of the Jewish Young Adult
Council (Jewish Youth Federa-
tion). .
At that time, Leonard Baruch,
temporary president of the Coun-
cil, and other temporary officers,
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organizing the Council on a per-
manent basis. • •
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Since no complete record of all
young adult groups (age limit 18
to 35) is available in the commu-
nity, the presidents of all such or-
ganizations, including those which
registered with the CoUneil last
spring, are asked to contact Ye-
Rosenman, young adult
counselor at the Jewish Center,
DAY NURSERY and KINDERGARTEN
MA. 8400, by October 12, to in-
sure that . reservations
will be
ForPRE-SCHOOL CHILDREN
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made for them.
Central School and Nursery Building at 13722 Linwood, corner
Pasadena. The Schools are open for registration—
GRAND
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5th
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Enroll your children in the Jewish Folk
Schools of the Labor Zionist Organization
Young Adylts'.
Weekly Calendar
. • The following , events, spon-
sored- by Jewish young adult
groups, are open to 'the com-
munity:
Oct. 4, .9 p, m.—Saturday Nite
DanCe, Jewish Center
.Oct. 7, 8 p. m.L—IZFA, open .
meeting, W ay n e. Hillel
House
Oct. 7, 8:30 p. m.—Northwest-
Cong. Young People, open
social meeting, NW SynaL
gogue.
Oct. 11, 9 a. m.—Z0A,. Chap-
ter I, dance, Bnai Moshe
social hall ,
Oct. 12, 3 p. m.—Junior . Serv-
ice Group, mixer and for-
um, Jewish Center
Oct. 12, 8:30 p. m. — Holiday
Hop, Jewish Center
Hebrew
Yiddish
Bible
Jewish Customs
Jewish History
and Traditions
We teach our pupils:
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and Importance. Acquainting pu-
pils with modem" Jewish Life
everywhere and with 'the Recoil-
structed Jewish Life -hi Palestine
Spetial classes for boys of Bar-
.
Mizvah age.
Special Celebrations and Jewish Festivals are Arranged by and
for our Pupils During the Year. The Schools are Conducted by
Competent-Highly Qualified Teachers. Register your Children
Now — without delay — Daily from 3:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. except
Saturday, Sunday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
SCHOOL No. 1 — 13722 Linwood
SCHOOL No. 2 — Crosman Public
School — 9027 Hamilton, Rooms 305-306
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