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Women's Club Activities
The LADIES AUXILIARY of
KVUTZAH IVRIT has elected the
following officers: Mesdames Jul-
ius Ring, president; Rubin Bag-
gleman and M. Rappoport, vice
presidents; William Schneider,
treasurer; Jacob Winokur, B.
Stein and A. Selesny, secretar-
ies; I. Twersky, and D. Garber,
hospitality, and M. Ferretter, pub-
licity. The group will meet Tues-
day, Dec. 23 ,at the home of Mrs.
Winokur, 3002 Tuxedo. A donor
luncheon is being planned for
Feb. 24 at Shaarey Zedek.
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LOUIS D. BRANDEIS WO-
MEN of Bnai at honored the
men's chapter at a latke party and
variety show. Guest speakers
were Rabbi Irwin Gordon _ of the
Wayne Hillel Foundation and Mr.
and Mrs. Moe R. Miller, presi-
dents of the men's and women's
lodges. A special meeting has
been called for 8:30 p. m. Mon-
day, Dec. 29, at the Rose Sitting.
Cohen Bldg. Members are asked
to bring in all ad and ticket mon-
ies.
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Mrs. Samuel Gold, program
chairman of PISGAH WOMEN
OF BNAI BRITH, announces that
Laurentine B. Collins, of the De-
troit Board of Education will
-=speak on "Living Together In Our
Community" at 9 p. m. Monday,
Dec. 22, at Bnai Moshe. A re-
port on Anti-Defamation will be
given by Mrs. Allan Laban, chair-
man. Songs will be rendered by -
Mrs. Rosina LaKritz, accompan-
ied by Mrs. Norman Allen. The
meeting is open to the public.
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AMERICAN HAVEN CLUB
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raised $50 toward its Child Rescue
Fund contribution at an open
meeting at the home of Mrs. Abe
Goldstein, 3766 Sturtevant. This
amount will be added to pro-
ceeds of a donor luncheon„
scheduled for Feb. 10 at the Lee
Plaza.
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A marionette performance of
"Alice in Wonderland" will be
given under the auspices of the
SOCIAL LEGISLATION COM-
MITTEE at the Detroit Institute
of Arts Lecture Hall at 3 p.m.
Saturday, Dec. 27. There will be
an admission charge of 65 cents,
and proceeds of the performance
will be turned over to the Pales-
tine Child Rescue Fund. Tickets
may be obtained by calling com-
mittee chairman Freda Handel-
man, UN. 1-4054.
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PRIMROSE BENEVOLENT
CLUB sponsored a Thanksgiving
party for the Jewish patients at
Eloise Hospital. Rabbi Wohlgel-
arnter conducted services, refresh-
ments were served and gifts dis-
tributed. Hostesses were Dora
Plafin, Bell Cohen, Ann Gross-
man, Ann Cowan, Mary Dean and
Lily Burstein.
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The WOMEN'S LEAGUE OF
TEL-GUIBORIM held its first
games party at Bnai Moshe Syna-
gogue Dec. 16. The shekel com-
mittee announces that anyone
who has not already purchased
their shekel may obtain it by
calling Mrs. Andrew Berger, VE.
5-3210: or Mrs. Lester Uray, UN.
3-7912.
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A party will be given by
WOMEN'S GOLDEN RULE AID
SOCIETY in honor of "the fin-
ished table cloth." All who have
contributed are invited to Zack's
Dec. 25, at 7 p.m.
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NEUGARTEN MEDICAL AID
will hold its annual election of
officers Monday, Dec. 22, at the
Jewish Center. Dessert luncheon
wilt be served at 1 p.m. The
business meeting will follow at
1:30. Annual reports will be
given by the officers. All mem-
bers are urged to attend.
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BETH AARON SISTERHOOD
will hold a special meeting Dec.
22 to plan the 1948 program. For
information on membership- call
Mrs. Jack Raisin, UN. 3-2764.
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Members of the DETROIT
MIZRACHI WOMEN are urged
to bring members to the
meeting at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday,
Jan. 7, at Rosenberg's.
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THE JEWISH NEWS
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Jewish Center
DETROIT W 0 M E N'S SER-
VICE CLUB held a Hanukah
(The Jewish Community Center.
grab bag party Dec. 15. A New
8904 Woodward, is a Red Feather
Agency)
Year's party will be held at
Rosenberg's. Dolly Budrnan,
2-3011, is in charge of reserva-
Sylvia Weiss, chairman of the
tions. Prospective members are SATURDAY NITE DANCE COM-
invited to the group's meeting
Monday, Dec. 29, at the Jewish MITTEE, announces that the next
dance will be held at 9 P. M.
Cultural Center, 2705 Joy Rd.
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Saturday, December 20 in Butzel
Rehearsals for INFANTS' Hall of the Center. Wally Engel
SERVICE GROUP's "Mardi and -his orchestra will provide
Gras," to be held Jan. 25 at the dance music.
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Latin Quarter, are now being
held three times a week. The
Center staff and membership
organization has purchased a alike mourn the loss of BEN
dunam of land in Palestine FRANCIS, a masseur in the Men's
through the Jewish National Health Club for several years,
Fund.
who - died Dec. 11 at Veteran's
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EZRA Organization wishes to Hospital in Dearborn.
thank friends and workers who
helped make its donor luncheon
a success. Special thanks are- ac-
corded Mesdames Ida Goldman,
J. Feffer, M. Goldfeder, A. Solo-
mon, S. Zipper, A. M. Dinitz, J.
Garnick and S. Weinberg.
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The LADIES' AUXILIARY of
the AMERICANS' CLUB OF DE-
TROIT presented bags of candy
to the residents of the Jewish
Home for the Aged as Hanukah
gifts. The group wishes to thank
Sams', Inc., Ideal Tobacco and
Candy Co., Neisner's, Inc., and
the Claudette Candy Co., whose
cooperation made the gifts pos-
sible.
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The third in a series of dis-
cussions on "Culture Conflicts in
the Jewish Home" will be spon-
sored by the YOUNG WOMEN'S
STUDY CLUB at 2 p.m. Tuesday,
Dec. 23.
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At a luncheon Wednesday, Jan
21, the HEBREW LADIES' AID
SOCIETY will install a member-
ship class. Reservations may be
made by calling Mrs. Rose Ber-
kowitz, UN. 1-8801.
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Mrs. I. A. Lawton, president of
the DAVID HORODOKER, JRS.,
wishes to thank the Jewish News
and others whose efforts helped
in the preparation for the group's
successful 10th annual donor
dinner.
Col. Morris C. Troper Nominated
Reserve Brigadier General
Corps
WASHINGTON (JTA)—Morris
C. Troper, long active in JDC
affairs, has been nominated by
President Truman as Brigadier
General in the Officers Reserve
Corps. Col. Troper distinguished
himself during the last war. His
nomination has been sent to the
Senate for consideration.
Youth Education League
Pledge .Fund Luncheon
To Feature Original Play
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WOODWARD STUDY CLUB
will be luncheon guests of the
Detroit Edison Co. Dec. 29.
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The Intermediate Lounge Com-
mittee has organized a TEEN-
AGE BOWLING LEAGUE which
meets at 7 p. m. Tuesdays under
the supervision of Wilbur Tur-
ner.
Committee also is organizing a
WINTER CARNIVAL, featuring
a sleigh ride at Devonshire
Stables in Windsor, January 2.
New members of the Committee
are Dell Mogell, June Feldman,
Sol Yolles, Janet Beckman,
Phyllis . Lipsitz, Barbara Axelrod
and Pauline Walence.
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DAVIDSON MOTHERS' CLUB
will sponor a technicolor film
program to be presented by Dr.
Max Rosenfeld, January 6 at
Workmen's Circle Educational
Center.
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Harry Katz, Center adult edu-
cation Director, announces that
the second semester of the CEN-
TER ART SCHOOL will start
Jan. 4. Leon Makielski and Hen-
ry Bernstein, will continue as in-
structors.
The class schedules are as fol-
lows: Advanced class, 10:30 a.m.,
Sunday; elementary class, 1:30
p.m., Sunday; advanced class,
7:30 p.m., Tuesday; and elemen-
tary class, 4 p.m., Tuesday.
Students may register either
for a full session or on a monthly
basis.
Yehuda Rosenman, young adult
director, announces that registra-
tions for the second series of
BALLROOM DANCING CLASS-
ES will start Jan. 12. Herman
Harrison, popular local ballroom
dancing instructor will continue
teaching the center classes in fox-
trot, waltz, samba, rhumba and
tango. The classes are designed
for both beginners and advanced
students. Those interested are in-
vited to leave their names at the
main desk.
Minneapolis Girl Wed
To Dr. Leslie Caplan
Plans for a $13,600,000 welfare
program in 1948 to speed the
adjustment of survivors of Nazi
persecution finding haven in the
United States will be developed
at the annual meeting of United
Service for New Americans at
the Commodore Hotel, New
York, Jan. 10 and 11, it was an-
nounced by Edwin Rosenberg,
president of USNA.
Rosenberg also announced the
membership of a planning corn-
mittee consisting of leaders in
welfare and civic activities rep-
resenting communities through-
out the country to organize the
meeting.
Community leaders named to
the planning committee for the
MRS. LESLIE CAPLAN
agency's annual meeting include
Dr. and Mrs. Leslie Caplan Julian Krolik and Henry Wine-
have resumed their studies at the man of Detroit.
University of Minnesota, after a
month's honeymoon in Canada,
New York and Boston. Their
wedding took place in October in
Bnai Brith Cosmopolitan BOWl-
Minneapolis.
ing League team standings for
The bride is the former Arline
Steiner, daughter -of Mr. and the week:
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Mrs. Harry Steiner of Minne- Thomas Clothiers
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Detroit
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apolis. The bridegroom is the son Rassner Jewelers
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of Mrs. Isaac Caplan and the late Machinery and Equip.
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Builders Steel
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Rev. Caplan of Steubenville, 0., Feldman
Bros
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and was a resident of Detroit Bankle Supply
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before beginning his studies in Disrael
Bonin Bros.
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psychiatry at the University.
Mich. Scrap Iron
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Bridal attendants for the cere-
Installation of BETH AARON
mony included Mrs. Lynn Fire- MEN'S CLUB officers for 1948
stone sister of the bride, matron- will take place at 8 p.m. Sunday,
of-honor, and Faye Johnson, Jan. 11, at the synagogue, Wyom-
bridesmaid; Dr. Caplan was at- ing and Thatcher. Ben Drapkin,
tended by his brothers, Dr. chairman, announces that Rabbi
Emanuel Caplan. best man, and Benjamin Groner of Shaar Hasho-
Dr. Rudy Caplan and Richard mayim Synagogue of Windsor,
Caplan, ushers, and by the bride's will act as installing officer and
brother-in-law, Lynn Firestone, be guest speaker of the evening.
usher.
Refreshments will be served. The
Detroiters attending the wed- public is invited.
ding included Mrs. Ralph Levy,
Mrs. Cohen Dr. and Mrs. Morris
HORS D'OEUVRES
H. Marks, Mr. and Mrs. Max Har-
CANAPES
ris, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Strom
and Jay Frankel.
Tiny Cream Puffs, Knishes,
The young couple expect to
Petti Fours
make their home in Detroit be-
SILENT
HOSTESS
ginning next fall.
Men's Clubs
TO. 9-7855
HO. 7217
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LOUIE'S
Nov. 9—To Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Kannon (Gertrude Gelfand),
a daughter, Susan Beth.
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Established More Than A
Quarter of A Century!
Nov. 13—To Mr. and Mrs. Mil-
ton Stein (Lillian Shorr) of 19945
8016 W. McNichols
Stansbury Rd., a daughter, Ro-
UN. 4-0564
berta Arlene.
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Dec. 3—To Mr. and Mrs. 'Selden
Jospey of Wakefield Rd., a daugh--
ter, Nancy Louise.
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Dec. 6—To Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam A. Wiss (Dorothy'. Zucker-
man) a daughter, Nancy Lynn.
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Dec. 13—To Mr. and Mrs. Ches-
ter L. Colen (Cooky Blumberg)
of Ilene Ave., a daughter.
People Associate the Name
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LOUIE'S With a Job Well Done
Dec. 13—To Mr. and Mrs. Rubin
We specialize in Custom Made Fur-
niture. Draperies and Slip Covers
Jaffe (Judy Singer) of La Salle
Expert Re-upholstering.
Blvd., a daughter, Dena Kaye.
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Fine selection of materials to
choose from.
Anti-Semitic 'Sheets'
Dec. 14—To Mr. and Mrs. Ber-
nard M. Cohen (Shirley Sucher)
Large stock of bone china cups
Attack Catholics, Too
and saucers.
of 8252 N. Cambridge, a son,
NEW YOURK (JPS) -7- "Hate' Robert Ian.
sheets are combining their at-
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tacks on Jews with vicious un-
VISIT THE NEW
American propaganda aimed at
the Roman Catholic Church, it
was revealed by Arnold Forster,
national director of the Legal and
Fact-Finding Division of the Bnai -.—
Gifts for all occasions—Priced to please. Antique and modern
Brith Anti-Defamation League.
glassware—English Bone China— Hallmark greeting cards— _..
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UPHOLSTERING
Alloann,
Large Selection of
Formal and Dinner
MRS. ELI GROSS
"Ctikain Call," an original play
written and directed by Mrs. Eli
Gross and Mrs. H. J. Millman,
will be featured on the program
of the Youth Education League
pledge fund luncheon to be held
Jan. 27, in the Fountain Room of
Masonic Temple.
This affair will mark the con-
clusion of the successful drive
conducted this year under the
leadership of Mrs. Louis Fried.
In addition to the League's reg-
ular • activities, Hanukah gifts
were sent to veterans at Percy
Jones Hospital, Marine Hospital
and Dearborn 'Veterans Hospital.
USNA Meets Jan. 10
To Develop '48 Plan's
For Refugee Aid
DRESSES
In Beautiful Fall Colors
and Materials
hi-fashions
13316 W. McNICHOLS
(1'/i Blocks E. of Schaefer)
Open 9:30 to 6:30
Mon., Tues., Wed.
9:30 to 8:30 Thurs., Fri., Sat.
KAYE KERN, Prop.
UNiversity 4-0087
gift
Sitoppe
AND HOSIERY
Open Daily: 9 to 6—Friday a-nd Saturday: 9 to 9
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Landsmanshaften Folk Organizations
Eretz Yisroel Celebration
DECEMBER 21, 1947, of 8:30 P. M.
JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER
WOODWARD AND HOLBROOK
Main Speaker—Rabbi David Graubart, President Beth Din of
the Chicago council of Conservative Rabbis.
Program—Yiddish Folk Chorus, Henri Goldberg, Director
Morris Hochberg, violinist
ADMISSION TICKETS—At Jewish Community Center and in
the office of the Landsmanshaften City Committee, 9107 i 2th St.
Arranged by United Yiddish Folk Organizations City Committee
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