divitiei in ..Cociety

David Shulman has returned to his home in Portland, Me., after
visiting with Rev. and Mrs. Paul Shulman of Fullerton Ave. •
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Weil (Lucille Shulman)_ entertained rela-
tives and friends April .7 in honor, of the first birthday of their
daughter, Judy Lyn.
• Miss Drora Selesny, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Aizik Selesny of
3265 W. Buena Vitsa - Ave., is home to spend the Passover festival
with her :family. Miss Selesny is a member of the faculty of the
Hebrew Schools of St. Paul, Minn.
Rhoda Grabowsky of LaSalle Blvd. and Mrs. Maurice Dreifuss of
Indiana Ave. haye returned from a two-month stay in Daytona
Beach, Fla.-
Mr. and Mrs. Aizik Selesny of 3265 W. Buena were honored on
their 25th wedding anniversary Sunday by a group of friends at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel N. Heyman of Glendale Ave.
- Dr. and Mrs. H. S. Mellen have left for San Francisco, Calif.,
where Dr. Mellen is attending a meeting of the American College
of Physicians.
Mrs. Nate Aronoff of Cortland Ave. and Mrs. Henry Brown of
Longfellow Ave. were entertained at a birthday luncheon given in
their-honor at the Book Casino by the Thursday Night Club.
Mrs. John Heavenrich is spending 10 days in Woodmere, L. I.,
visiting her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Jacob.
Before returning home she also will visit her son and daughter-in-
law. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Heavenrich of Weymouth, .Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Sulzberger of Puritan Ave. returned from
a visit in California.
Mrs. Esther Goldberg of Wildemere Ave. returned from Califor-
nia, where she spent the winter.
Mrs. Charles Feinberg and daughter, .Susane, returned froM a
visit in Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Mendelsohn of Chicago Blvd. returned
from a stay in Mia.mi Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Tatarsky of Denver have been visiting their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ginsberg of Chicago Blvd.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Smith are now residing at 2635 Lawrence.
Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Cohen of Lawrence Ave. are visiting with
their son, Cadet Cpl. Leon A. Cohen, at the Staunton Military Acad-
emy in Staunton, Va. They motored down accompanied by Max
Greenberg of Gladstone Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Davis Curtis of Clairmount Ave. celebrated their
25th wedding anniversary ATril 15 with a family dinner.

Wed in Los Angeles

MRS. MYER EHRLICH
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Stone of
3806 Glendale Ave. announce th
marriage of their daughter, Ruth,
to Meyer Ehrlich of El Paso, Tex.,
which took place April 8, at Los
Angeles, Calif. Mr. Ehrlich is the
son. of Mr. and Mrs. I. Ehrlich of
El Paso.
• After an extended stay in
California the couple will return
to El Paso where they will make
their home.

Blood Bank for Palestine
NEW YORK, (JTA)—The first
blood bank for Palestine will
Open here soon to provide blood
and plasma for the Jewish fight-
ing forces in Palestine. A simi-
lar bank will open shortly- in
Philadelphia and additional banks
will be set up in cities through-
out the United States.
The Red Mogen DaVid shipped
25,000 units of blood purchased
in the U.S. to - Palestine last
month, as well as 25 ambulances.
The organization, which will
handle the blood bank program,
announced that it expects to send
35 ambulances to Palestine short-

$400,000 Relief Fund for
:Palestine Bombing Vietims
NEW YORK—A special relief
,fund of $400,000 has been estab-
lished by the General Zionist,
:Constructive Enterprise Fund in
'Palestine for the relief of Jewish
'victims of the recent Arab bomb ,
sings, particularly in Jerusalem
;where the effects were most de-
:vastating, according to a cable
dispatch received this week from
:Jerusalem by the Worjd .Confed-
eration of General Zionists in
New York. This information was
made Public by the organization's
executive director, Itzhak J.
Karpm an.

-

Many internal differences in
the Jewish community are set-
. tied out of court through the
'services of the Jewish Com-
inunity Council Arbitration com-
mittee.

Page Twenty-A

TH•E JEWISH NEWS

Friday, April 23, 1948

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ngagemenlo

Tikvah Lodge Elects
Convention Delegates

Beth Aaron Women Hold
2 Social Events in May

Habonim to Present
Annual Third Seder

The Sisterhood of Beth Aaron
synagogue announces that tickets
are now on sale for the annual
games party to be held at the
synagogue at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday,
May 4:
•Mrs. Nathan Feld and Mrs.
Sidney Huntman are co-chair-
men; Tickets may be purchased
from any member of the 'Sister-
hood.
Mrs. Edna Zieger is chairman
of .the. Mother and Daughter din-
ner to be held TueSday, May 12,
at the synagogue. ReserVations
are being taken by Mrs. Zieger,
UN. 3-9741, and Mrs. Sidney
Weinberg, UN. .4-0111.

MRS. SEYMOUR WEISSMAN
Mrs. Seymour Weissman, pres-
ident of Tikvah Chapter of Bnai
Brith Women has been elected to
head the Tikvah delegates to the
16th annual convention of Wom-
en's District Grand Lodge No.
6, June 27 to 30 • in Chicago.
Other delegates will be Mrs.
Louis Barden and Mrs. Milton
Harris, with Mesdames Max Litt-
ky, Jack Raisin and Sam Schneid-
er as alternates.
A program by representatives
of the •Waeyne Hillel foundation
will be featured at the Chapter's
meeting at 8:30 p. m. Tuesday,
April 27, at Beth Aaron Syna-
gogue. Members are urged to
bring wearable used clothing
and food to send overseas.

Habonim Labor Zionist youth
group, will present their fourth.
annual Third Seder at 8:30 p.
Wednesday, April 28, at the Jew-
ish Community Center.
An appropriate holiday play,
"Passover Fantasy" by Joseph
Bayer, will be presented. Lead-
ing roles are assigned to Art.
Rose, Sam Olenick, Ruth Ann
Marks, Malamud and Jake
Trumphe. A 20-voice choir will
be led by Levi Guerra and a
Palestinian folk dance group will
be directed by Rita Rose.
Arrangements have been made
to bring a leading Palestinian
speaker to report on the latest
developments in Eretz. Refresh-
SOS Gets Passover Gift
ments will be served,
Of 40,000 QuartS of Milk
Tickets can be obtained from
Gil Parker, DA. 0493 or at the
A Passover gift of 40,000 quarts door. All proceeds will be de-
of milk for Europe's Jewish chit voted to a camp scholarship fund,
dren has been donated by the La-
dies Auxiliary of the Jewish War
Veterans, it was announced by
Mrs. Isaac Gilman, national co-
chairman of OS (Supplies for Ov-
erseas Survivors) Collection of
the Joint Distribution Committee.
The Auxiliary expects by June 14,
the escond day of Shevuoth, to
increase its gift to 182,000 quarts
of milk—"one quarte of milk for
each Jewish child overseas."

Bnai David Sisterhood

Mr. and Mrs. Herman Litvin of
18410 Woodingham announce the Holds Overseas Shower
engagement of their daughter,
Lillian, to Irwin Maniloff of
Tuesday, May 4, at 1:30 p. m,
Brooklyn, N. Y. The bridegroom- at Bnai David Social Hall, the
elect attended Clarkson College board of the Bnai David Sister-
of Technology in New York,
hood will be hostess to members
and friends of the organization
Veterans Council Warns . at a food shower for overseas re-
lief.
of Non-Official Poppies
Admission will be by contri-
bution of a package of vegetable
It has come to the attention of fat, canned milk, coffee, cocoa,
the Allied Veterans Council that baby food or other staple canned
facsimiles of official poppies have foods suitable for shipment over-
been placed on sale in Detroit in seas. Bridge will follow the des-
advance of official Poppy Day. sert luncheon, which- will be
These imitation poppies, purport- prepared and served by the
ed to haVe been made by disabled members of the board.
veterans, are not sponsored by
Anyone wishing further infor-
accredited veterans organizations
and donations received from their mation is invited to call Mrs. Sel-
sale are not turned in as official don Leach, TO. '7-1760.
Poppy Day receipts.
The Council announces that of-
ROSENBLAT
ficial poppies will not be sold in
Detroit before May 27, 28 and 29,
ORCHESTRAS
official Poppy Days. Anyone sell-
ing or soliciting donations for
Weddings — Bar Mitzvahs
Socials
memorial flowers before that
Dinner-Dance Entertainment
time should be investigated by
police.
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