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Sheruth League Rally
Dec. 21 Precedes Donor

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Women's Club Activities

Sheruth League members and
ZEDAKAH CLUB will meet
friends are invited to a donor
rally at 8:30 p. m. Tuesday,'Dec. Monday, Dec. 20. Mrs. Max H.
21, at Beth Aaron Synagogue, in Elias, president, urges all mem-
preparation . for the League's an-. bers to attend. Mrs. Jack Green-
berg has been given the honorable
membership award for her out-
standing work in Zedakah.
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Prospective members • are in-
vited to join YOUNG 'WOMEN'§
STUDY CLUB, which meets at
1:30 p.m. on Teusdays at the
Jewish Center, or by calling Mrs.
Pearl Miller, TO. 6-7528.
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The first project- of PNINAH
CLUB for the current season is
to raise $1,000 for the hospital
in Kfar Etzion, an Hapoel Hamiz-
ractii colony which fought to re-
pulse the Arabs. Pninah Club,
affiliated with Mizrachi, invites
new members. For information
call Mrs. I. Lawton, TO. 5-5462.
The next open meeting will be
held Dec. 18 at Turover Syna-
gogue, „Richton and Linwood. All
are invited.
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MRS. SANDER HILLMAN
THE LADIES' AUXILIARY OF
nual donor event to be held Jan.
KVUTZAH IVRITH has set Feb.
19 at the Book-Cadillac Hotel.
Tickets will be available at 23 as the date for its annual
the rally, or may be obtained donor luncheon at Lachar's. The
from Mrs. Albert Hoffman, UN. Auxiliary meets twice a month
4-9944. Mrs. Sander Hillman is to discuss matters pertaining to
chairman of the rally, assisted education and Israel. The next
by Mesdames Arnold Monash, meeting will take place in the
James Goodfriend and Wilfred home of Mrs. A. DeRoven, 4067
Kendall.
Satz. .
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Proceeds of the donor will help
TIKVAH
CHAPTER, Bnai
send needy children- to camp for
Brith women, is planning a paid-
the summer.
up membership affair in the form
of a "Candlelite Supper," for
Tuesday, Dec. 28, at Beth Aaron
eir s
synagogue, Wyoming and Thatch-
er. Guests may join the chapter
Nov. 8—To Dr. and Mrs. Wal- at the door.
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lace Cherney (Lucille Miller),
Mrs. Harry Frank, vice-presi-
= a son, Kenneth Jay.
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dent of Education of WOMEN'S
Nov. 9—To Mr. and Mrs. Aaron DIVISION of AMERICAN JEW-
L. Sultan, (Gail Colbert) of 18660 ISH CONGRESS, announces that
Ilene, a son, Robert Jay.
during Jewish Book Month the
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opportunity is being extended
- Nov. 27—To. Mr. and Mrs. Nor-
Congress members to purchase
man Meyers (Lillian Fleischman) four packages of "BOOKS
of 2581 Elmhurst, a son, Kenneth JEWS LIVE BY" at consider-
David.
able savings, as part of the
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campaign conducted by the -Wo-
Nov. 29—To Mr. and Mrs. men's Division to encourage the
Samuel Wengrow (Ruth Savage) reading and owning of Jewish
a daughter, Deborah.
books. For information call Mrs.
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Harry Frank, TO. 6-6451. The
Nov. 30 — To Mr. and Mrs. Congress library functions at all
David Stewart of Santa Barbara study-Lgroup meetings contribu-
Drive, a daughter, Beverly Gail. tions to the fund can be made
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to the chairman of the library
Nov. 3C—To Mr. and Mrs. Irv- fund, Mrs. Samuel Blondy, 18019
ing Goldman (Dora Lee Roth- Ohio, UN. 2 1 9221.
berg) of Hartwell Ave.,, a daugh-
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ter, Mary Ellen Goldrnan.
WOMEN'S AUXILIARY of
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_ Dec. 1—To Mr. and Mrs. Don- MAIMONIDES MEDICAL SO-
ald Howard Corn (Ruth Carole CIETY will have its monthly
Meeting at Huyler's at 1 p.m.
- Albert) of Glynn Ct., a son, Alan
next Tuesday. Plahs will be com-
Mitchell.
pleted for the annual spring fash-
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ion show. Hostesses will be Mes-
Dec. 4—To Mr. and Mr. Earl dames Ben Gutow, chairman
Shipper (Betty Hoberman), a Harry Weisberg, co-chairman,
daughter, Terry Judith.
Howard Gradis, Leon Katzin, Sol
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Leland, S. E. Lerman, Joe Lor-
Dee. 6—To Mr. and Mrs. Na- ber, Peter Martin, John Moss-
than D. Soberman (Sally Gran- man, Ben Reder and Samuel Ro-
dadier )` of 18256 Kentucky, a son, • enthal.
Charles Alan.
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WOMEN'S EMERGENCY RE-
Dec. 7—To Mr. and Mrs.. LIEF COMMITTEE needs as-
Robert J. Rothenberg (Getrtrude sistants to help pack parcels for
I Hammerstein) of 3783 W. Boston DPs. Packing operations are
Blvd., a son, Gary David.
conducted every Monday, Tues-
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day and Wednesday afternoon at
Dec. 9—To Mr. and Mrs. John 12204 Linwood. Plans are be-
Sills (Eleanor Welt) of San Juan ing made for a latke party to be
Dr., a son, Henry J.
held at Bnai David. Mrs. H.
Silver is chairman. For inform-
The College Service Commit- ation, call the president, M .'s. I.
tee of universities and colleges Katz, TO. 8-1476.
or Michigan gave its evening
party at the' Detroit Institute of
v For Your Dancing Pleasure
Art, and r. to view the annual
Michigan
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Friday, December 17, 1948

LT.'ELI LEVIN LADIES AUX-
ILIARY 230, Jewish War Veter-
ans of U. S., at a meeting at the
home of Rose Marion, made a
contribution of $200 to •Israel
and pleated 36 cases of milk for
children in Palestine, with money
already sent in advance for six
months. The next meeting will
be held at the home of Florence
Leinoff, 3272 Calvert, Tuesday.
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LADIES' AUVILIARY of the
JEWISH NATIONAL FUND will
have a board meeting at 12:30
p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 21, at the
home of Mrs. H. Schwartz, 4045
Sturtevant. Mrs. P. Chodoroff,
fund-raising chairman, urges all
board members and donor- work-
ers to be present.
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HEBREW LADIES' AID SO-
CIETY reports progress in plans
for the annual donor luncheon to
be held Jan. 12 at the Bnai
Moshe, proceeds to go exclusively
for Israel. Mrs. Louis Kepes is
chairman of the donor event.
Mrs. Louis Goldfine is chairman
of the yearbook.
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WOMEN'S AUXILIARY,
JEWISH HOME FOR AGED,
held an executive board meet-
ing Thursday at the home of
Mrs. I. E. Goodman. Mrs.
Samuel L. Weller, president, an-
nounced that the regular month-
ly meeting will not be held dur-
ing December.

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PURITY CHAPTER 359
O.E.S. will hold a special meet-
ing for initiation Dec. 20, '7:30
p,m. A pot luck dinner at 6:30
p.m. with a Hanukah program
will follow. Call Ann Joseph,
TO. 5-0603, or Charlotte Michel-
son, UN. 1-9967, for reservations.
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EVA PRENZLAUER -MA-
TERNITY AID will hear a re-
port on the annual donor lunch-
eon at a meeting Dec. 21 at
the home of Mrs. Betsy Lachan-
slcy of 19778 Tracy.
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WOMEN'S LEAGUE FOR
SABBATH OBSERVANCE, 12th
St, Branch, will have a Hanukah
luncheon at _12:30 p.m. (Tuesda y,
Decd. 21, at
Telifo Emanuel
Synagogue. Guest speaker will
be Rabbi Simcha Wasserman,
dean of Yeshivath Beth Yehudah.

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Bnai Brith Tikvah Lodge
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CHARLOTTE RUBIN and BEV-
ERLY HARTSTEIN are among - the
BBG's who are assisting with plans
for 'the AZA, tourney.
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Bnai Brith Girls have pledged
their cooperation to the AZA boys
for the Michigan regional AZA
tournament to be held in Detroit
Dec. 25 to 29.
Charlotte Rubin and Beverly
Hartstein are in charge of the
BBG committee for the tourna-
ment. Goldie Tukel is in charge
of a committee of girls who will
be hostesses to the upstate chap-
ters. Ilene Sabin is directing the
preparation of luncheons for' the
boys, in cooperation with Lionel
Freedman of the Henry Monsky
AZA chapter.
Mannie Kalef, president of the
AZA Council, and Irving Berg,
' chairman of the tourney, stated
that the AZA -boys are grateful
to the BBG's for their work.

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2, at Beth Aaron synagoguge,
Wyoming at Thatcher.
Philip Kramer, chairman, an-
nounces that movies, prizes and
refreshments are planned. Louise
E. Barden, _president,- invites all
children to attend.
Louis J. Cohen, membership
chairMan, is in charge of a mem-
bership affair to be held at Beth
Aaron, Jan. .6. All members are
urged to bring a new member.

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